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For Rent
offices in our brick building
ROBERT DARLINGTON, LTDl
9sth Judicial District Court, State Q
Louisisna, Parish Of Washtngton'
Hackley Mercantile Co., Ltd
Versus No. 1898
Wesley L. Brown.

Notice IL hereby given that By virtue t 70
Of order Of seizureasale issued out OF
the above named court IN the ma !see
Of Hackley Nero. %. Ltd. vs. No. ls
". n. Brown dated Sept. =, lSll, and y
me directed for execution ! have eeiseo
anal win offer for eele and coll % ~
last and highest bidder ct tho princapsl
'front.' door Of tho Courthouse on:
Saturday June !, 1912
between the legal sale hours 10,
iudioial Gales the following described
property to.wit:
Thirty-nve (s6) acres Of land being q
Of the Southeast quarter OF Northeas!
Quarter Of Section Sixteen 70 TP: !
South Of Range IL East Of st hel
Mel. except I'VE (6) acres on 81
Northeast corner Of said hnd. IA!
said Ave acres being IN square Will
lines on oil sides Of same length an
opposite lines parallel.
Terms Of sale: Cash With bonehto
appraisemsnt. This 18th dsy Of APP
1919. JOEN. 4AGEE,
Sheril
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HER INTENT.

"Afrs. Bangs declares her husband
il first with her and she ably seconds
him"
.eThat's to make sure Of her
thirds"
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Notice.

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Notice is hereby given that l
will introduce q bill in the house
of Representatives Of the 1912
Session Of the Louisiana Legis.
lature to prohibit gambling with
cards. dice and ell manner Of
banking games, or gambling in
any form Whatever with money
or any representative Of money
within five % miles Of Franklin.
ton High School, Franklinton,
Washington Parish, Louisiana.
Delos E. johnson, 4
7.5t Representative,
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District Attorney
T.ha Era.Leader Is authorized u

]. Vol BROCK
NJ. /. vARNADO
=, candidates for District Attorney
for fhis Judicial District, subject 20
IA lotion Of the Democratic Party IN
80 coming primaries.
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Member School Board.
The Era-Leader is authorized to
.A~AsanAA
J. A. MOORE

- 4 candidate for School Board Mem
~ from the Fifth Ward, Washington
parish, subject to the action OF tne
vnkAra In the Democratic Primary.
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SUBSCRIPTION s1.oo A YEAR
Fr.nkllnton, Ia, May 80. 1917
Announcement.

For Judge
The Era.Leader is authorized "
announce
LINDSAY McDOUGALL
LOUIS L. MORGAN
- candidates for Judge OF the 2otn
Iudicial District subject to the act t;a
~ Ana voters in the Democratic
Primary.
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Third Ward Justice Court, STATE Q
Louisiana, rssiSh Of Warrington.
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26th judicial District Court Of L..
for Warrington Parish.
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Terms Of Court.
CIVIL TERMS

CIVIL TERMS
Fourth Monday in February
Second Monday in May
First Monday in July
First Monday in December
CRIMINAL. TENS
Fourth Monday in March
Second Monday in November
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-07-11
MIRROR LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. q. Thompson of Bara
boo are at their cottage here.
Some of those who have visited al
the lake are Mr.. and Mrs. FL. Dorow
oflDellona, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hewitt
and family from near Freedom, and
Miss Hattie Huntington of Baraboo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Golding visited
at Ray Montanye's near Freedom re-
Gently.
Five bus loads of people from Reeds
burg spent day at the lake.
Tessie Idhe of Dellona is employed
at the J. Rh1nehart home.
F. Welk and G.. Hamermeister of
Baraboo spent day at the e. Hamer.
meister home.
AL. Ringing has a new launch on
the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Reynolds were
Baraboo callers few days ago.
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About twenty-five guests, relatives
of the family, were entertained at the
o. A. Getchell home on the Fourth.s
They had fish flor breakfast FRIDAY
morning at Will McFarland's, the de-
lightful result of a fishing trip taken
on the Fourth by Mrs. Mcfarland and
son, Verne.
Mrs. Atkinson has graduated from
the Fairfield strawberry patch to the
Delton BURBERRY grounds. SOC admit
tance whether you fill your basket or
not.
Walter Anderson, formerly of Fair
field, was caller on some of his old
time friends Thursday.
Ralph Plummer, who is a young
man of enterprise, is excavating for a
new cement cellar and will build an
addition to his house. He owns the
Caleb Wells farm at Leach lake, which
in years long gone was considered
worthless, but Ralph has made the
desert blossom like rose.
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NORTH FREEDOM.

7. G. Johnson went to Chicago
Monday on business.
On Thursday the Baptist church
held picnic at Voeck's grove south of
town.
The M. E. junior league held q
picnic at the lake.
Mrs. Reighard and daughter, Miss
Grace, went to Lancaster the first of
the week to visit the formers son and
family few weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Davidson of Barron and
three children who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alexander, and other relatives in Bar
aboo, called on friends here the first of
of the week and went to Maple Hill
Wednesday to visit relatives there.
Mrs. q. Korb and two children of
New York, who are here, visited her
brother, Albert, and family at Lime
Ridge and brother, VIM. Ninneman,
and family near Reedsburg this week.
They were at Merrimack also.
Mrs. Mary Tumble, who has been
quite sick, is able to be out again.
Mrs. Ann Donaghey is able to be up
and dressed. VIM. Wildly is able to
out around again after being confined
to his home the last few months with
stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Louisa Jacobs, who went to
Oregon some time ago, is now at the
home of her daughter in Orrin, Wash
Iington.
Mrs. Mary Burt, who has been al
Freeport, Illinois, visiting her sons
Ralph and Roy, is at home again.
Gwenifred and Gertrude Topliff OF
! Dodgeville are visiting at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. B. J. Cook.
w. A. Brown, our depot agent
took trip to ST. Paul Saturday and
will be gone few days.
The Misses Zero and Tillie English
of Baraboo spent Thursday with Miss
Anna Donaghey.
Mrs. Betsy Rice, who has been
visiting her daughter and other rela
tives in Ohio the last year, arrived al
the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. P
Elias, the first of the week. Her son
in-law went after her.
Mrs. VIM. Meilke, who had stroke
of paralysis few days ago, is improv
ing.
Miss Hattie zimmerman of Baraboc
returned to the home of her parents
here after visiting in South Dakots
three weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. B. g. Brandenberg
of Lacrosse visited at the home OF
Mr.. and MRS Charles Ninneman Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Goodman enter
tanned her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Bassett, of Baraboo town
and her brother and wife from the
mines.
Mrs. F. I'll. Smith of Elroy spent
Sunday at the home of her aunt, Mrs
b. j. Cook.
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On Friday Mrs. Charles Wing in
vited Rev. and Mrs. Hall and daugh-
tiers to spend the day at her home, it
being her birthday. During the after
noon several of the neighbors and
friends came and greatly surprised her.
A good social time was had. A nice
supper was served. Before returning
to their homes token was left in re-
membranes of the day.
Mrs. Henry Schellenberger and Sis
ter, Eveline, visited Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hip
pier.
r. Weiland, wife and daughter,
Mildred, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Rogers in Chenille.
Mrs. w. Montgomery visited several
days at the home of her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. FL. Schroeder, in Fairchild.
The I. G. of M. V. will meet at the
home of Misses Marcia and Hazel
Jones Wednesday afternoon, July
10th.
A number from this neighborhood
went to Madison to attend Ringlings
show.
Theo Kessler lost horse the other
day.
Farmers are busy making hay.
We had nice shower Saturday but
more rain is needed.
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SOUTH FAIRFIELD.

The families of Robert Malloy, Bern
ard Goodnough and Arthur Attridge
met at the home of Albert Ziegler on
the 4th of July for picnic and social
good time.
The Misses Maud Attridge, Matilda
and Minnie Malloy are attending sum-
mer school at Reedsburg.
Robert Malloy and Otto Ziegler have
gone to Valley Junction where Mr.,
Malloy contemplates buying horse.
Miss Rose Werlich has returned to
Chicago after spending three weeks
with her parents in Greenfield.
Miss Pearl Rap of Chicago spent
the past week at the Jacob Werlich
home.
Robert Malloy has purchased new
Deeney binder.
Miss Clara Attsidge returned home
Sunday from weeks camping at-the
Kilbourn chautauqua.
Harry yJones of Greenfield spent
Tuesday night with John Ziegler and
accompanied him and William Att
ridge to the Ringing circus in Madison
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Edwards spent
Sunday at VIM. Schneller'sin BarabOC
where they went to greet their new
grandson.
Miss Matilda Malloy spent the
Fourth with friends at White Mound
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Misses Helen Hoadley and Erma
Spencer have returned from Madison
where they spent the Fourth with
relatives and friends.
9. p. Hayden of Friendship spent
the day in Baraboo. He is former
resident of this city ana was employed
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT general office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Boehm left this
morning for trip over the new line.
They accompanied Howard Steele,
who has been visiting here, TO his home
in Friendship.
Many Baraboo people attended the
Chautauqua at Kilbourn on Sunday.
During the day enough money was
raised to insure the program for next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nehs attended
the Chautauqua at Kilbourn on Sun
day. They were accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur CowIes and Rev. E.
e. Henke.
Howard Barker of North Freedom
was caller in this city today. Mr..
Barker is graduate of the Baraboo
high school and is now attending the
University of Colorado. He is taking
a course in chemistry and likes the
school very much.
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GREENFIELD.

Last Friday Mrs. Adam Weiland
fell considerable distance while in
the barn and received broken collar
bone.
Mrs. Simon Thuerer is ill again
Some time ago she underwent an OPP.
Grafton and has suffered relapse.
On Sunday at the Evangelical
church, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kramer's
baby was baptized by Rev. Jordan,
during the services.
On Saturday evening Roy and Irma
Langdon, son. and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. e. Langdon, gave fare
well party for Alger and Alsa Pearson,
twin son and daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Charles l.. Pearson. The company
Included Amy, Minnie and Louis
Schneider, Alger and Alsa Pearson,
Paul Skinner, Edward Loeser, Essy
Berry, Henry Lucht, Lila and Laral
Kramer, Harold Simonds, Gloria
Cooper, Eunice and Lee Pearson,
Ruby and Marjorie Pearson. Louis
Schrieber gave q farewell address
which received much applause. There
were games followed by ice cream,
cake, lemonade, salad and other tooth
some delicasies.
A few days ago the dam at the
Falkenstern mill sprung leak and
nearly all 0f the wafer eScaDed IT will
be repaired.
Irma Langdon is visiting Gloria
Cooper in Merrimack.
w. FL. Konkel continues to add to
the Improvements of his mill until he
has an extensive plant. Logs are
worked into lumber, grain is ground
into -four or feed and in the fall time
sorghum molasses is made. Mr.. Kon-
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PLAIN.

Miss Title Pronold of Spring Green
visited her brothers, John and George
Pronold, recently.
Mrs. John A. Hutter visited at the
home of Herbert Schoennann in
Wyoming Valley.
Miss Theresa Hutter of Chicago
was guest at the home of her father
Anthony Hutter, several days.
Misses Gazella Haas and Clara
Young of Madison are visiting friends
here.
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BOY BREAKS ARM

Roy, the twelve-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Mueller, had his
arm broken at the elbow on the
Fourth. He was attempting to drive
team through the gateway on the
William Graves farm when he became
| frightened. The team didn't make the
opening in good shape. Roy jumped
off and in so doing the accident oc.
Cured. DR.. Meacher was summoned
and the arm set. Roy was later
moved to his home.
Other Notes.
Rev. J. T. Durward is staying at
the Glen cottage for a few days.
Mass was held at the st. Mary of
the Pines chapel Sunday. Some
thirty or forty people attended.
David White of Eau Claire is stay-
ing at the home of his uncle, William
Blackjack. He will learn the art of
farming during his stay.
Misses Mary Zamzow and Lena
Gennerich visited Mrs. Dudley Sun
day.
It was deadly quiet here on the
Fourth. Four young people from
Portage ate their lunch in the shower
and sane or no sane we longed for .the
zip of the cracker and the powder
smoke.
Miss Janette Baird, teacher of the
Caledonia school No. 4, is to be mar
ried on Wednesday to Roy Mac
Elroy.
Mrs. andre, Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Siberz, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Andre
and two children ate lunch here Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mueller and little
daughter will make months stay on
the Mueller farm.
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HONEY CREEK AND SUMPTER.


The folks around here are all busy
haying
Mr. and Mrs. L.. Underholzen and
children of Prairie du Sac and Mr..
and Mrs. FL. A. Buehlow took trip
to Mineral Point few days last week.
The trip was made in the formers
auto.
J. Hughback of Iowa visited friends
here last week and also ate dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alvin
which was his old home 80 Iyears ago.
Miss Ruby Cone spent last week al
the I'll. A. Buelow home.
Mrs. Arner and children of Sprin G
Green visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Kinzler last week.
Cards have been received stating
that John Huber, ST., and daughter,
Anne, got to the old country alright
and enjoyed the trip.
Miss Julia Miller was called home
Monday OF account of the illness OF
her father.
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Miss Charlotte Sweet has returned
from visit in Belvidere.
Miss Title English has returned from
stay of a few days at North Freedom.
Mrs. Charlotte Bowers of Montfort
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. Sweet.
Frank Wilder is guest of his grand
parents in Delton.
Miss Eva Wilcox has gone TO Delton
where she will visit o week with
friends.
Mrs. Edward Adams is spendir Z
some time on their farm near the
Pewit's Nest.
Mrs. Harry English and daughter
have returned from a visit of three
weeks in Chicago.
Fireman ID. Flag hler has gone tC
GAINESVILLE where he will visit fol
several days.
Miss Helen Holden has gone from
Milwaukee to Chicago to attend the
N. E. A. She will then come to Bara
boo.
George Dickens has returned from
trip to Superior. Mr.. Dickens con
templates. attending Normal school a
that place this fall.
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ITEMS Of INTEREST
FROM EXCHANGES

Mrs. Ellen German died recently in
Kilbourn, aged IS years. She was born
in Ireland and came to America
in 1854.
At Lime Ridge when the storm
came up on the Fourth of July limb
from tree fell upon a surrey top
Everybody in the vehicle got q scare.
DR.. Hugh Albert Brereton, 80, q
former Lodi boy, died June 80 in Chi
cago. Burial was at Lodi, where his
mother, Mrs. Maria Brereton, resides.
He leaves wife and little son.
Rufus E. Mcfarland, forty years a
resident of Grand Rapids, Wis, and
known to many residents of Portage
as a former lumber pilot in the old
days on the Wisconsin river, died
July 4sat his home, aged IS.
The Daniel Donahue barn in Win
field was struck by lightning and
burned. A valuable stallion lost its
life in the fire. Insurance only $500.
Prairie du Sac voted $500 for
school purposes.
Charles Powell in Winfield has in
stalled a new lighting plant on his
farm.
Miss Emma Lausche of Sank City
and Ernest Kosak of Madison were
recently married.
At Reedsburg the members of the
w. G. 7. u. served lemonade TO the
soldiers as they passed through.
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Monday

Mrs. G. Schmidt and children are
visiting in Galena.
Miss Lene Little is attending SUM.
mer school at Reedsburg.
Gus Wagenbreth has gone to Mil
waukee to visit.sevefai days.
Charles Miller and family of Stump.
ter spent Sunday with relatives in
Baraboo.
Mrs. William Pears and children
have returned from a weeks visit in
Loganville.
Prof. l.. E. Weiland went to Prairie
du Sac this morning to visit relatives q
few days.
Mrs. j. A. WEIGH and daughter have
returned from Eagle Lake, Iowa,
where they have been visiting friends
Mrs. w. F. Redman and children
are in La Crosse, called there by the
serious illness of sister of Mrs. Red.
man.
Miss Ellen Clocksene and Miss Alice
Kindschi went to Reedsburg today
where they will enter the training
school.
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SPECIAL PRICES
ON MOWERS,

All 5-foot cuts, Osborne Improved
D. q. Champion.
Johnston lever fold which throws
out of gear when cutter bar is raised
by pushing down on lever.
All mowers fitted with roller bear
ings.
These fine mowers will be sold at
$4,000 while they last.
Yeaslen hay loader at $500.
Pure Manila $50 foot Irvine, 1Oc per
pound.
S. A. MCCOY, North Freedom, Wis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Koenig and
and daughter, Verona, drove up in
their Maxwell car from Witwen to
visit w. M. Dobratz and family last
Sunday.
Mitchell Schneider of Baraboo, Eli
Schneider, James Towers and William
Dobratz went to Milwaukee on bust
ness Monday.
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- II RI III g

town of Baraboo, are rejoicing over the
arrival of a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Warne.
North Freedom, a daughter. Mr..
Warne is principal of the schools at
North Freedom.
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kel has added grocery department
and the trade is constantly increasing.
The farmers roundabout find it very
convenient when going to the mill 10
obtain household necessities.
Evening star., 1912-08-27
|JOKERS IN BILL TRIM
ECONOMY commission
Powers Limited and Salaries
of Its Members Are Cut by
BeIated Paragraphs.

President Taft's economy commission
1t was discovered today, was ruthlessly
trimmed by the democratic House and by
the Senate in the sundry civil appropria-
ton and the legislative appropriation bills.
In addition to limiting the powers of the
commission to matters of transacting the
public business of the government only in
the several executive departments" the
sundry civil bill reduced the salaries of
its members. The chairman now gets
$4,000 year. while the five other MEM
bers receive $1,000 each. The new law
provides that not more than three per-
sons may be paid not more than $4,000
per annum. and cuts to $751; .NO the amount
designated with which to prosecute the
work.
Form Prescribed for Estimates.
In the legislative bill a paragraph slip
ped in at the last moment provides that
1.-THE regular annual estimates Of appro-
priations and expenses of the government
shall be prepared and submitted to Con-
gress by those charged with the duty Of
such preparation and submission. only in
the form as at the time are required by
law, and in no other form and at no other
time
The commission has been in favor of
the English budget system which
House leaders declared highly incompau-
BILE with the manner in which the United
States government was operated. Presi-
dent Taft has Endorsed the commission
and the House quietly seized the oppor-
tunity of blocking the commission from
further interference with its work in ap-
preparations
The innocent paragraphs excited no
comment and aroused no suspicion in the
Senate. 1t was not until today that the
real significance of the legislation crop
ped out.
Evening star., 1912-08-27
NEGRESS TAKEN AS BRIDE.
Colored Clergyman 0ficates at We'd
ding of White Man.

There's no use making fuss over
it. I can't see anything out of the way
about it
With these words Rev. Wiley Vest
ray, a colored clergyman. commented
today on wedding he solemnized yes
terday afternoon for James \. jackson
a fifty-three-year-o white widower 81
Greenville, y. c., and Lila \. Wllklns-
negress. nineteen years old. anu ne-
clared to be resident of Madison Fla.
The clergyman said the nuptials were
celebrated at the Southern Hotel al 81
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and that following
the ceremony Jackson and his bride i"tt
on a honeymoon. at the conclusion pf
which they will take up their residehc"
I'm Washington. He declared that y"
had never seen the contracting parties
until called upon to pronounce them rnah
and wife, and that he agreed To perform
the ceremony at once.
Yes they were married YESTERDAY
afternoon, all right, and are now on their
honeymoon was the comment OF r y,
Roman proprietor of the Southern Hotci.
made this afternoon when asked II the
ceremony had taken place In his hosteliA
did you know the groom was ~hite
and the bride colored?" was the interfo-
CATION.
Correct was the answer.
Evening star., 1912-08-27
Detectives on Guard.
CHILDREN LEFT TO STARVE.
Three Found Nearly Dead in De.
serted New York Apartment.

NEW YORK. August 27.-Three tiny
children. almost dead from starvation,
were found by the police early today
huddled on a pile OF rags In a desert
ed apartment ~n East lO1st street.
The occupants of the adjoining apart
ment remembered seeing the three
children with their mother in the
hallway three days ago IL is be-
lieved that she abandoned them at that
TING and that they had remained ever
since in the dark room where she had
left them. with nothing to eat or drink
The eldest of the three was barely
four years old.
Evening star., 1912-08-27
BANK HOLDS UP FUNDS.
Takes Steps to Prevent Surveyor
From Getting Government Money.

Proceedings to prevent Alfredo r. Tala-
nantes Of Salt Lake City. Utah, from col
lecting $2,O76 10 allowed him for the sur
vey Of certain public lands in Utah. under
the general deficiency bill passed yester-
day were begun today by the Merchants
Bank of Salt Lake City. Joined as de-
fendant in the case is Franklin Mac
Veagh, Secretary of the Treasury. whom
the bank seeks to enjoin from paying the
warrant to Talamantes.
On application of Attorney Patrick II.
I,oushran. Justice Gould issued rule on
both defendants to show cause September
% why the injunction should not be
granted.
The bank claims it furnished the con-
tractor with the money used in making
the survey, and took power of attor-
ney from him. 1t is alleged Talamantes
has attempted to revoke this power OF at
torney, and unless enioined will get the
money from the Treasury.
Evening star., 1912-08-27
Locate His Chance Friend.

The man with whom McCleary Is said
to have kept company during the three
days that he was in Washington prior
to his arrest was located this morning
by detectives from the district attorneys
office, and examined by Assistant United
States Attorney Hawken. Mr.. Hawken
refused today to divulge the identity OF
the man. but intimated that. he was
merely chance acquaintance McCleary
made on the streets.
1t is thought that the man will be able
to give some valuable information regard
ing the actions of McCleary while the
latter was here. 1t is said on good au-
thority that McCleary had his chance
friend watch the house at 7C2 II street
northwest where Miss Lupah Henry was
staying before she returned to Hagers-
town to attend the funeral of her mother
Mr. Hawken will examine the man again
and will communicate the result OF his
inquiries to the Hagerstown authorities.
1t has practically been proven that Nc
Cleary purchased pistol at Goldbergs
store and cartridges at another store, ana
at the time of the purchase ii is said that
McCleary was accompanied by another
man.