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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTELS AND BOOMING HOUSES

HOTELS
ROOMISG HOUSES
FIRST CLASS
european hotei. one - The osst
locations. one OF the best money
makers. strictly modern. tskes
$1,000 10 handle. Investigate.
WILL TRADE
SEVERAL GROCERIES.
One. fixtures $3.50 invoice. ar
other invoice. fixtures and stock.
about $500; grocery and meat
store 20 trade FOR city property.
or VIII consider farm.
If you HAVE
property To trade for some kind
of business. let US hear from
You. as We are in = position 20 get
you most any kind OF trade for
most any kind of business.
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY.
Mr.. Rihcey. 3. o. Dept.
1912 E Third So Street
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
l. Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple Stated
meetings nrst Friday
each month. Visiting
members will receive a
cordial welcome.
JENNIE r. BRECkON.
". NJ. NELLIE I.
SPENCER. Secretary
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WAGON TIRE SETTING

TI1TS SET IN 20 MINUTES. ANY
- "a i'm 10 A-inch tire: work guar
nntssd Fowler. 50 So, w Temple,
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AUTOMOBILE GARAGE, SALESROOM
etc. fully equipped and the best loca-
,ion In the city. state street bet. 2nd and
Ard South; formerly occupied BY the Ran
Sail l-Dodd Co.; from July L. Apply Q. s.
Goimes. office Seinloh hotel. 1904
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IMPROVED AND UN1MPRovEp.
SUBURBAN LOTS s2s-,, MONTHLY

SUBURBAN LOTS s25-,l MONTHLY
Houston. Texas. IS having the most
wonderful growth OF any city In the L.
;. population Increased from 1000 10
10000 IN seven years. Predicted BY
go 10 half million: sl7. 900 ono spent or
new buildings IN past two years mag
nlhcent skvscraps-s, hotels. etc; 700 fac
tories, tories Government improving Ship
our II railroads. Rice university. en-
dowed with ten millions. opens this year.
Fortunes Will be made by investors In
for sale the Tovnsi;e OF satsuma. beau
t!ful suburb OF Houston. IS minutes from
heart OF city, on railroad and boulevard !:
each. Terms 81 cash and 81 monthly.
NO interest. Price VIII be advanced after
hrst 200 are sold Write for full par
ucuiars or send y ard set choice loea,
ton. G, w. Hahl-& Co. l2T Commercial
Bank bldg. Houston. Texas. e2i5s
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE
10 get some valuable real estate consid =
erably less than II IS worth
s3Ooo-For 5-room modern brick within
three blocks east Of county build =
ing has bath. toilet sewer con.
feet with joint right OF way extra
also barn.
si675-The best buy In lot on the
east benNn. iztn nncSt view
and hrst-class surroundings: they
are selling other lots no better In
that locality at $4,000.
s50o-50Xl5S to alley on Sth East. near
11th South Easy terms. $50 90
cash, balance $1,000 per month
This lot is worth $4,000: II will be
sold In few days: so ~ you want
a bargain see us at once.
PETERSON REAL ESTATE & INVEST
MENT COMPANY,
81 East 4th So 1854
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IL rooms. a fine little place rent only
sl.s3 per day; the price only $500.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALI. MAKES FOR SALE OR RENT.
carpet cleaning done. c. ID. Bates Elec-
trio Co. 3si Atlas. Wasatch 2IS. ess3
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-sToREs AND OFFICES

TWO sToREROOMS. CORNER IND .
and End South. Apply Semloh hotel
office. sac
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|c-To FRONT ROOMS; EVERY
|rr'ei cio'0 " 1850
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CHINA DECORATING

,.-1oI,JTR sI1SS oIn,JERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO
~ East Third South. China suitabis
TOT Bl'S "-'0 o269
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LADIES' TAILORING
scAvENGER SERVICE

GaRRAGE. RUBBISH AND DEAD AMI
rrois removed: sanitary cans furnished
So oll kinds of scavonger work done
,,rou,ptly and thoroughly. Salt Lake
Scayenger g. Sanitary Garbage Co. IA E.
ard go St Wasatch 40. f1f2b
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CONTRACTORS

ia SPRINGER. HOUSE WRECkEE
ana oon.. n,s az f13l5
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DOG KENNELS

TNTERMoUNTAIN KENNEL CO, NO
/, West 18th South; De Frank Kennel
Co. No. .. iIls Ath ave. Phone 5sseM
dsI0s
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HsG.sIo three or more men
n * tao' -sry low. Savoy no,
- niss very " zoos
n III 50.
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PRIVATE HOME
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FJYTJIRES

RANK OFFICE, BAR AND STORE
hxtures: special designs submitted on
application; household refrigerat0rS.
earom and pocket billiard tables. o9whns
SS,,a Wasotch 45s a4os6
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CHINESE HERBS.

80 cS,-s T11 HTED HERB SPECIALIST.
formerly OF visalia, Cal; Chinese heros
sor aaie Consultations free. l.. Su Woo
Harb Co. 235 W. End So. e9Seo
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uu ACCoUNTANTs

IA epARD. RD.Apn."--S--~o--~---o>,o> A pn.
General nSBEY CO. AUDIT
W WasstaeS taeScountancy. 622 Nc
elsA. c20Ss
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WALLPAPER CLEANING
ATTORNEYS

POWERS & MARIONEAUX. ATTOR-
neys O. W Powers Thomas Marion
eaux, J. W. Mckinney Roger w. Powera
Top floor front. Kearns bldg. Bell 1850,
J. B. Farrington, notary. n2432
D. L. oLESON, LAWYER
2oT Boston bldg. Wasatch <<72 peao
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HOTELS AND RooM1NG HOUSES.

2s-room hotel. steam heat and running
water, rent 500. IN the heart OF the city:
VIII So at a big sacrifice.
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LAWN MOWERS
HOTELS

Sr-W MODERN HOTEL IN HEART OF
city; pleasant rooms reasonable by DAY,
week or month. Raymond hotel EN, SS5;
So Main. 1899
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WINDSOR HoTEL--2to MAIN ST. ALL
a. 20 e2606
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he hLsdoom 49, looms, with bath;
- 10 . W. o2s55
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HAIR GOODS.

LADIES. SAVE MONEY ON HAIR
goods Call Mrs. Klipner. expert hair
goods maker. sos South State street.
esa1i
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GERTRUDE r. BENJAMIN. W. NJ
LOUISA STEWARD. Secretary.
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DENTISTS

DR = n KEYsoR. 24o MAIN ST. TEL
Wasatch ee2s. Good set teeth. 1000
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- cooL. coMFoRTABLE e
rsr- 10 0'" e326t
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
6. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month.
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and Fist
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
"a NARCH W ~
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FOE Rent
NJRNIsHED ROOMS

cscoNp- STORY FRONT
ECrs ;ss room; strictly PITY pr,Sa,e
M. Isl 90 e350
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
&M.SH MENNONITE CHURCH.
Second Convention Of Progressive
Branch Near CrantsyilIe.

The second annual convention Of the
progressive branch Of the Amish Men
MONTE church was held in the Amish
Meeting House, half a mile north Of
Grantsville. Ministers were present
from Missouri, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Maryland. The pro
ceedings were conducted in the Penn
sylvania German dialect and pure Ger
man. The starting of an orphans home
was approved.
The following were named to select a
location and put a competent married
couple in charge: John Hershberper.
Samuel b. Miller, Joseph Hershberger
and Peter Shelter, Of johnson county.
Iowa; Joseph Gunder and Daniel Shell
ter, Of Huron county, Michigan; Noah
Brenneman Of Bittinger, Md, and C.
w. Bender, Of Elk Lick, Pa.
A church paper has been started at
Scottdale, Pa, with Z. c. Bontrager,
of Minnesota, as editor. 1t is printed
in both German and English. Simon B.
Miller and Jacob D. Gingerich were sec
retaries.
The Amish sect is strong among the
farmers of Garrett county, Md; Pres
ton county, w. Va, and Somerset
county, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
ResolutlanS of Respect.

WHEREAS, The relentless hand Of
death has removed from from our midst
Meshac Mattinglv; and
WHEREAS, He was the careful and
efficient president of the Farmers
Union Association and Fire Insurance
Company Of Garrett County. Md, ever
since its organization, fifteen years ago;
therefore be it
Resolved, BY the Farmers Union As
ISOLATION and Fire Insurance Company
Of Garrett County:
LIST, That we knew Mr. Matting!y to
be considorate, painstaking officer in
our organization, always cheerful,
patient and kind, thorough in his in
VestlgatIons of the truth, performing
his Official duties conscicntiously and
faithfully.
2nd. That we as company have los
man Of sterling character and worth.
one who always stood for the right
without fear, favor or partiality and did
his work well.
3rd. That while we sadly deplora our
loss and feel it irrepajrable we bow in
submission to the will Of Him who doeth
all things well.
4th That copy of these resolutions
be recorded in our minutes; that copy
be furnished the bereaved family: that
a copy be furnished the county papers
for publication.
VIM. I. STANTON, President,
WIN. NJ. FRAzEE, Secretary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
SUPERVISORS ORGANIZE
1r W. w. Savage, of Friendsyille,
Elected President.

The recently appointed members of
the Board of Supervisors of Elections,
Messrs. Walter W. Savage, Of Friends
vile, Mr.. Gideon J Gnagey, Of Grants
vile, Republicans. and Mr. D. M. Mason,
Of Oakland, organized at the board
room in the Court House in Oakland
last Monday, by the election Of Mr..
Savage, President
MIR. Fred. A. Thayer of Oakland was
appointed attorney to the board and
MIR. Benz. H. Sincell also Of Oakland,
was elected clerk
Another meeting of the Board will be
held during the present month, at which
time registration officers to serve for
period OF one year will be appointed
Following the adjournment.rof the
board Monday afternoon, Messrs, Saw
age and Gnagey returned to their re-
spective homes.
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Resolutions of Coincidence.

Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to call from
our midst brother Meshach Mattingly.
of Hoyes; therefore be it
Resolved, That we as directors of the
Garrett County Telephone Co., of Hoyes,
Md, with vast number of others who
knew deceased, whom to know was to
respect and honor. We fully realize
that the Company has lost one of its
best members, one who was always
ready and willing to give advice and
counsel, but we bow in humble submits
sion to Him who doeth all things well.
Be 1t resolved, That we extend to the
family our heartfelt sympathy.
Be it further resolved, That a copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the family
of the deceased and one to each of the
county papers and one be spread on the
minutes Of the Company,
". A. SMITH, Pres.
d. S. CUSTER, Vice Pres.
J A. DEWITT, Treas.
c. Y. GUARD, Sec.
W. M. MILLER,
JOSEPH MCROBIE,
J. M. BURST,
Directors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
Farmers Institutes.

The annual meetings of the farmers
of Garrett County will be held this year
as usual under the auspices Of the De
partment Of Farmers Institutes Of the
Maryland Agricultural College. These
meetings have increased in number anG
the attendance OF the farmer and his
wife and family last year exceeded in
some instances the capacity Of the hall.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by the director, DR. Richard S.
Hill for four meeting of three sessions
each to be held at Accident, June 18th:
Oakland, June 18th; Bittinger, June
18th; Grantsville, June goth, at 10 a. m.
80 and p. m. Subjects to be dis
cussed: Soil Fertility, Lime, W. Oscar
Collier. Live Stock, r. H. Ruffner.
Poultry, Geo. o. Brown, Rural Santa
ton, Mrs. Eta Funk Muhse. Phi. d.
Alfalfa, the Director. The meeting at
Oakland will be IN the Court House and
in the School houses at the other places.
You are all invited to attend your In
stitute, ask questions and take part in
the discussions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
TRAIN ROBBER
Gets NINE YEARS IN PEN
Becker Made Plea Of Guilty for Rob-
bling Passengers on 3. & 0. Train.

Fred. J. Becker as will be remem-
bered by many of our readers, who one
night last February, entered the rear
door Of a Pullman sleeping car attached
to train No. l as it was coming west up
the Seventeen-MileG Grade and robbed the
passengers and train crew, who was ar
rested the next morning at a point near
where the robbery was occurred and who
was brought to Oakland and placed in
thelGarrett County Jail to await his trial,
was arraigned In the Circuit Court here
on Monday and made a plea of guilty,
through his attorney, Mr. Fred A.
Thayer Following the plea on the part
Of the prisoner but one witness, the
brakeman, Mr.. Peter Singleton, who
was on the car when Becker made his
haul, was examined. The Court, Judge
Robert R. Henderson, sentenced Becker
to serve term of nine years in the
Maryland Penitcntiary.
The train robbery was made in the
most sensational and up-to-date Wild
west style. Becker, after he had gain
ed entrance to the car, compelled the
passengers as well as the train crew, at
the point Of pistol, to disgorge all
their money, jewelry and other vaiUa-
bles. The trainmen, cowed by his show
Of weapons, at his order, assisted in d
rapid collection of the loot. Becker
dropped off the train at Altamont. the
top of the grade. and was making his
way back to his home at Keyser. when
he was arrested by Baltimore and Ohio
detectives.
Other criminal cases disposed of by
the Court up to the hour of going to
press are as follows:
State VS.. Elmer Wilt, burglary, two
years in penitentiary; State VS.. Elmer
Wilt, larceny and receiving stolen
goods, 2 years, as above, concurrently.
Renninger-Hamill, Sr.
Wilt had broken into the store of the
Westernport Mercantile Co., at Swan
ton, and stolen a quantity Of goods.
State VS.. Chas. Williams and .Chas.
Smith. These men were arrested for
breaking into Quits Big Store, last
winter and carrying away overcoats,
clothing, etc. Guilty, Williams, . one
year in penitentlary and Smith, years.
Renninger, Legge for Williams; Hamill,
Jr.. for Smith.
State VS.. Geo. A. Bittinger, resisting
an officer This man vast declared in
sane, and ordered to be taken Ito the
asylum at EVANSVILLE. He had been
giving the officers q good deal,of trouble
shooting at the neighbors, and causing
much trouble.
State VS. George Hoover, ofJennings,
selling goods on Sunday; three eases;
fined $40 and costs. in two cases, other
case dismissed on payment Of costs.
State VS., Paul J. Hinsky; dasertion
Of wife To pay her $3.50 a weel, for
one wear
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
GRAND Jury REPORT
Made June 6 When The Body Was
Discharged.

The grand jury for the June Term of
the Circuit Court made its report on
Thursday morning last and was dis
charged from further service.
The report was as follows:
To the Honorable, the Judges of the
Circuit Court:
The Grand jury for the June Term,
1912, Of the Circuit Court for Garrett
county beg leave to report that we have
concluded our labors and have, to the
best Of our abilities performed the duties
deyolying upon US as members of this
body, and we desire to report our pro-
ceedings and receive our discharge.
We have examined and had before US
ninety seven witnesses, have found
twenty seven presentments and twenty
seven indictments.
We have found presentments in al
those cases in which we believed the
evidence justified and have ignored
trivial cases and those cases in which
the evidence did not appear to warrant
presentnentS
Our proceedings have been very har-
monious throughout our sessions which
to us is a pleasure to note.
We have examined the several county
buildings, in accordance with the law
and your Honor's instructions and have
found all the county buildings in a neat
and excellent condition, with the eX-
ception that we found a leakage in the
wall vault in the cellar of the Court
House, which should be promptly re-
paired.
We have also examined the records
in the several county offices and found
them neatly kept and in an efficient
manner.
We desire to acknowledge the cour-
tesy so kindly extended was by the
Court and the several county officials,
and we especially wish to extend over
thanks to the States Attorney, Mr.
Julius c. Renninger, for his uniform
courtesy and his faithful attendance
and assistance rendered US during our
session.
We now beg to be discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES W. WHITE,
HENRY NJ. SPEICHER, Foreman.
EDWARD WALLACE,
Clerks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
Grand Fourth of July Celebration.

The Oak Valley Band will hold pic
mic and festival during the day and
night at the Kimmel Grove, formerly
known as the Fundenberg Farm. Con-
certs will be given by two brass bands
during the day and night. Patriotic
addresses will be delivered in the grove
at II o'clock a. m. In the afternoon
there will be all kinds of races and
other anusements such as bicvcle, egg,
sack, potato, wheelbarrow and other
races and contests. Baseball game at
8. 80 p. m Dinner and supper will be
served in the grove. Cordial invitation
to all. Good order guaranteed. Prizes
to successful contestants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
SCHOOL RO&HD MEETING.
The Erection Of Five School Houses
Authorized by Commissioners.

The schoo! commissioners Of Garrett
county met in regular session at their
office in the court house last Friday
with all members thereof present. The
minutes Of the last meeting, May 18th,
were read and approved.
A contract for one year was made
with the Dulaney-Varney Co., of Balti-
more, which specifies that all school
supplies, excepting books, shall be pur-
chased Of them. The prices thereof
were submitted and approved.
A large delegation of citizens from
various sections of the county was pres
ent. Each was anxious that the board
should erect school buildings in their
neighborhoods. While all Of them that
We're asked for could not be granted at
this time, there being in all about TWEEN
ty, yet the following We're decided upon
and are advertised for buds to be sub
mittel before June 18th;
The Wilson School, near Bayard; the
Minard School, near Deer Park; the
Dry Run School, near Bond; the Mt.
Zion School, near Chaffee; the Bayard
School, near Bayard. The details of
construction are on file at the otFce of
the board and will be gladly shown to
anyone Interested. The Others asked
for will be considered at a later meet
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
BREEZY POINT AT KlNGW00D
Local Paper There Gave Entertain
ment a Splendid Recommendation.

The Kingwood Argus printed the
following in a recent issue of that paper
concerning the production of Breezy
Point" which is scheduled for Oakland
on June 10Th and Dist at the Maryland
Theatre:
The Breezy Point" entertainments
at the armorY Thursday and Saturday
nights May % and p, were about the
best ever given in the town and received
many compliments. A fair sized audi
euce greeted the play both nights and
every number on the program was
heartily applauded Every one con-
nected with it deserves great praise for
getting up such an entertainment in
weeks time. 1t was gotten up and
given under the auspices Of the Civic
Club, with Miss NJ. Anna Manages, the
daughter of the Lutheran minister at
Oakland, Md, as director and leader
and star performer, and she is certainly
good. Her acting and singing. isNof a
high order and as good as any, of the
professionals who travel this way. She
spent last winter in Michigan directing
local talent and plays She was very
much delighted with Klngwood and our
I,.ople and spoke highly of the talent
amongst our young people, Some good
judges who witnessed the performance
at the armory declared it the best thing
they had ever seen in the town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13

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Location of New Cemetery.

This paper has received information
from an authoritative source thata site,
naturally beautiful and located within
a very short distance of Oakland, has
been secured for the establishment of
new cemetery and that the grounds,
comprising about eight acres, will be
plated and extensive improvements
will be made in the near future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
Lawn Fete at Glade Valley.2

The Ladies Aid Society of the Loeb
Lynn United Brethren church will hold
a Festival and Box Supper at the Glade
Valley church on next Saturday even
ing. Ice Cream, Strawberries, cake
candy and fruits will be on sale and the
proceeds are for the benefit of tn
church. Everybody invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13

will sell my entire stock of hats at
reduced prices.
Mrs. B. l.. HARDESTY.
Mt. Lake Park, Nd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

bet - b AsesAed ~ the sportins -
tors Of RicAmona. At any place thsy
may select and open the doors to the
public and let them see wresfhnS
matcA for whfch they paid gooo
money Friday night. which did not
materiaiixe. Yours truly.
&C. T. WILKINS
Manager Tom Dodge"
The action of Dodge in instituting
a civil suit to secure part OF the gate
receipts of Friday nights bout IN
view Of the fact that he admits the
referees decision was proper anu
Turner,s subsequent issuance of q
warrant charging Dodge with bitins
him, should both be Withdrawn, IN
less il is the object Of Dodse ana
Turner to everlastingly Kill me
wrestling game in Richmond.
These suggestions are made TO the
managers OF both wrrestiers as poiht-
eaiy as is Dodge's challenge 20 iur-
ne.r 10 wrestie. as above stated ana
both propositions would be agreed To-
the sooner the better in TIRE. interest,"
OF clean sports and SATISFYING dis
satisfied public
Dodge was arrested yesterday on
warrant sworn out by Turner chafS-
ing him with assaulting and pitinS
him He was admitted to bah ana
will be given hearing In the PONCE
Court tomorrow morning.