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Department OF the Interior, U. 8. Land
Office stTucumcari New Mexico,
September II, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that Edgar
Lee Baker, Of Lloyd, n. NJ, who, on
December TO- 1905. made IT.. f.. No.
672s FOR SEH See. +, Twp Q y. Range
81 f. y. NJ =. Meridian, has fled no
t'ce Of intention to make Final Three
yeag Proof. To- establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, Z. n Land Office. nj Tn
eumcari. y. NJ, on the 2lst day of
November. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jonathan \. Valentine, ~ Tucumcarj.
y. VI, r. 4. Wavnc. Of Tucumcari. y.
NJ George w Bell, of Lloyd, n. w.,
John l.. Reagan, Of Lloyd. n. NJ.
n. 4. Prentice. Regis'cr
Sept. 2o---Oct is--5'
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l. O. O. F.

/. y, y. r.
Tucumcari Lodge q o +. mepts IN
Masonic hall every Thursday night
Visiting Brothers always welcome
y G-Fred Kregcr
V. G.-M. f.. Parish
See 'y--G W. Yost
Treas.--A T Falkenberg
Trustee l2.yrterm)--G. A. Eager
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, L. S. Land
ON'c a'Tucumcari. New Mexico
September -, 1879.
Notice j. hereby given that John C..
Rector, ~ Plain. y. NJ. who, on Sep.
tcmhci 1. 1907. made II. F.. No. 1850.
for NWtt See. l3, Twp. y, Range -
+, y. VI. +. Meridian has filed notice
Of intention 20 make Final Three Year
Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the land
above described before l.. =. Williams.
I. : Commissioner. a. Murdock. Y. NJ.
on the 99d dav " October, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
Y. H. Thomas, G.. y Cooper, i. +.
Lowe, and r \ philpo't all of Plain.
Y "
X \. Prentice, Registcr
Sept, "O. oct. ls--5r
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b thcl Chapter No. is, order EaSter
star, meets in Masonic hall every End
and 9Th Tuesday night. ~ 500 + N.
Visitors cordially invited
Mrs Margaret Whtmore, " VI
Mrs !. G. Elkins, Sec v
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

AIN now prepared to accept bids on
the following described property owned
bv the international Bank Of Commerce
Iucumcad, y NJ.
NEh NEh See % Twp ION Rng 30
f., and M NV See 80 and SEA
SWA Sec ~ Twp ION RING ~ r.. con
tanning lG2 24!oO acres. and SEl
SWH, WE SEA Soc 70, nd NWH
NEh See - Twp 10Y Eng 30 f., con
tanning l60 acres, Quay county, y NJ
SEA SWh, VIZ SEu ana SEA
SEA Soc 9, Twp sN, Rng %" e. con
aiming 100 acres Quay county. y. VI.
sen wv and SwIl NEH aud lot,
? and 3 Sec Twp loE Rng 2 f., con.
'ainng -" Gl.1oO acres, Quay county.
Y. NJ.
sWH aud the SEW soc Twp SN.
RING 30 e. Quay county, Y M.. con
aiming 320 acres.
SEA See 25 Twp IN, Rng 80 r
Quay county, y NJ, containing 100
acres
Lots G. D aud T.. IT Tamar's sub
div Of lots !, 2, and of Block 10
original townsite Tucumcnu, lots y
T.. and f Chenault's Sub.Div. of lots
8, o, 10, ~, 10 Of Block Is or rucum.
carl, Lots B g. ID, and f. Lamar's Sub
Div Of lots o, 10, II and l2 of Blk ~
or TucumcSri, N. NJ
Lot Block iS OF Tucumcari, y NJ.
\ 3.s interest in ami 10 Lots II aud
l2 in Block 80 Russell's addition.
Lot 8 in Block Of Gamble addition
TO Tucumcari,
II. b, JONES, Receiver
Int national Bank OF Commerce
TueumeAri, N. N.
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Rebekah

Ruth Rebelah Lodge No (. meets
the Let and 3rd Tuc.dav night " each
month in Masonic hail Visitors wei
come
y. G.--Mrs Anna DrOliyera
V. G.--Mrs. Marie Jacobs
Secretary--Mr Minnie Pack
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Tucumcsri Royal Arch Chapter No.
l3 Regular Couvoca'ion. 2ud and 4th
Monday, OF each month in Masonic hall
o. 7.3O T. m An visiting companions
welcome
A X. Garter. High Priest
j r. Whitmore, Sec y
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOAACG AOR N9RAaAgAAAON
department Of the Interior, Y. 8. Land
Ohice at Tucumcari, New Mexico
September II, 1912
Notice is hereby given that Charles
l.. Hendrickson, Of Jordan, N. NJ, who,
IA May rs, 1907, made II. Il. No. 1871
for Orig. SEh, See. !, and ADD II. h.
No. DISH made June 10, 1909, for
NEi See. 10. all in Twp. 8 N, Range
20 r, Y NJ. +. Meridian, has flled no
ice Of intention 20 make Final Five
Year on Original, and Three Year on
Adil Proof TO establish claim TO the
land above described before l.. f. will
ans, Y. $. Commissioner At Murdock.
y W., on the 2ith day Of October, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Jester. of Jordan, y. NJ, r. n.
Stiuson, VI Jordan, n. NJ, 4. !. Green.
" Jordan. y NJ, William n. Witcher,
of McAiister, Y. NJ.
Il. \ Prentice Regis or
sept 9O-O,t IS-5t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department If the Interior, T. y Land
OAicc a. Tucumcari. Now Mexico.
September 10, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Asa Ed.
win Lewis, NJ Curry, " NJ, who, on
August 2s 1907. made II. r. No. lo307.
for ". I. No, etaoin thk made
tor Swi, See. 70, Twp. Y, Range 2s
+. y VI. p, Meridian, has filed notice
" intention Nv make Final Three Year
Proof. 20 establish cain 20 the land
above described before Murrv W,
shaw. u y Commissioner. at Hassell,
y VI, on The 18th dsv Of November,
'Ql2.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
William VI. Swift, Ebert 8. Can.
ley. Elic Earn and Dan Cecil. all Of
Curry, y NJ
r. 4. Preaticr. RcgStcr
Sept. oO-Oct. ls--t
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Department Of the Interior, ". 8. Land
Oh'e atTucumcari, New Mexico.
September II. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that James i
Morris. of House, Y. NJ, who. on April
~. zoos. made VI r.. No. o4o55, for
NEii See 90, Twp. ; y. Range 90 T..
Y. VI. I Meridian, has filed notice ~
intention ~ make final Three Year
Proof, 20 cstahlish claim 20 The land
above described. before Murry W.
Shaw. L. s. Commissioner. at Hasscll.
y. NJ, on the 2lst day of October, 1919.
Claimant names "a witnesses:
Y {. Fulfer. Of House. v. ", Newton
Thornton. Of IIonsr, ~ NJ. !. II. Walk.
or, Of House. V. NJ, James w. DRYDEN.
Of Roosevelt. Y. ".
r. 4 Prentice. Registr.
sept "a oct. ls--5t
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dcpar:mcn, Of the Interior 4. $. Lana
Oace atTucumcari. New Mexico.
September II. 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Barton
\, Philpott. Of Plain, y. NJ, who, on
September I. 1907, made II. Z. No.
1851, for wis SELL Sec. 10. and WIZ
NEA See. II, Twp. y. Range 81 T.,
Y. NJ. p, Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention TO make Final Three Year
Proof. to establish claim 70 the land
above described, before l.. F. williams,
I. :, Commissioner. at Murdock, y. NJ,
on he ED day of October, 1912
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Y. !. Thomas. j. G. Rector, G.. v.
Cooper ard J. p Lowe, all Of Plain,
~ NJ
r.. 4. Prentice. Register
Sept. 3Q--Ort, 1s---5t
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Niasons

Tucumcari Lodge No -, \ p A.
VI meets in Masonic Hall Regular
meetings 1T aud 3rd Mondays of each
month a. 40 p IN All visiting broth.
srs welcome
r. G. Jacobs, W "
! r. Whitmore, Sec y
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior L. :. Land
Office ~ Tucumcari. New Mexico
September II, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
p. Pearson, of Curry, " NJ, who, on
January sth 1908, made II. +. No.
22"90, for NEh See. 80, Twp. Y,
Range 2s F., y. NJ. p, Meridian, has
fled notice of intention 70 make Final
Three Year Proof, 70 establish claim to
the land above described before Mur.
~ W. Shaw, T. S Commissioner, nj
llasscll, y. ". on ;he 92l day Of Oc
'ober, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses;
John Hurley, Peter p. Ackley, Ebert
$. Gambler and John Marsh, all Of
Curry, Y NJ.
r. A. Prentice, Reg .'er
Sent 20--Oct ls-5t
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rampanR Div No AS. u " l. T.
meets every Mon'ay afternoon at 90,
f. m, IN Masonic hall
j r, McAlpine g. f.
+ g Jacobs, Sec l. Treas
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'HVWVNEI NNNVNTINU
Modern Wnodmen II America meet
m Masonic bah the 4th Friday night
# each month Visiting Brotner. wei
come
\ falkcuherg. Y &
Dr .. T. Brown, ". \
f.. W. Bowen, Clerk
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-05-22
CAPTAIN JAMES CARROLL
 PASSES AWAY
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE. May 2O.-Captain Jas. Carroll. one of the best known cap tains "n the Pacific. man who has been closely associated with Alaska from it's early American history. pass od away at his home last evening from a stroke of paralysis.
 Captain Carroll was known as Al aska's first delegate. and it is stated he was offered fourteen million dol lars for the territory. 2 few years af- ter the United States purchased tho same from Russia for seven million two hundred thousand. hut he re1liz ed the vast territory was worth hum dreds of millions. even before the discovery of gold was reported to abound in the form of rich placers.
 For many years Captain Carroll has made Seattle his headquarters. being at the head of the Alaska Com mercial Company's business and other steamboat companies plying their trade in Alaskan waters.
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JUMPS UNDER
 ELEVATED TRAIN

CHICAGO. May 2i-A man named c. c. Dillon. supposed to be the mur- derer of the woman found in the lone ly bungalow in Los Angeles a week ago. committed suicide last evening by Jumping in front of an elevated train going at full speed.
 The man was cut all to pieces. but from letters and documents found upon his person it is known he Is the man the police of :he country were searching after in connection with the murder Committed in Los Angeles several days ago.
 The woman identified in Los An seles, was supposed to be the wife of C. c. billion. who was nurse. and went with that man to Los Angeles. but 1t Is now believed the woman Is no other than Mary Quinn. of this city who has been missing for some time. and when last heard of was keeping company with billion.
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CRUSH REBELS
 IN THREE DAYS
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FL PASO. Texas. May 2o-Word has been received from Mexico City that the government expects 10 crush out the rebellion in the northern DOT ton of Mexico within the next three days.
 General Huerta. in command of the federal forces. has received ord 'rS to crush out the rebillion. now that he has the insurrectos on the run. and has reported he will leave no stone unturned, for he has the situation well In hand.
 It is known the members of the in surrection army are all disorganized and their late rcverses has taken nearly all the fight out of them. Then the split between Gomez and Orozco. has divided the fighting force Of the revolution into two factions. and it Is believed the rebellion will he com pletcly stamped out
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW ORLEANS. May 2" Last evening just as the steamship san Tona. was about to sail from this port government officials went on board and took command nf the steamer. informing the captain that in so much the vessel was about to transport cargo Of arms into Mex leo. they would take command of the steamer. and served papers upon the officer to that effect.
 Government secret service men having been given a tip that the rebels were awaiting shipment ot arms and munitions of war from the Unit cd States to be shipped via the Gulf of Mexico from some Southern port have been on the lookout for such cargoes.
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HERMAN NOBLEMAN
 ATTEMPTS Sv|C|OE

clasped in the hands of the German who shot himself. is the niece of Nell son Morris. and it is stated the widow had just rejected the German who had been paying court to her.
 The man who is now dying from the effect of the bullet wound owns vast estates of land in Washington, Idaho and Oregon. where he has made in' vestments for the past ten years and involving large sums of money
 All attempts 10 resuscitate the dy- ing man have failed. and the doctors hold out absolutely no hope for their patient.
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NAT GOODWIN
 MARRIED AGAIN
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LOS ANGELES. May 20--It is re- ported that Nat Goodwin. the ia nous American actor. now under a contract with a motion picture com pany, was married yesterday 10 Mes Marjorie Morcland. a beautiful young actress.
 Nat Goodwin now in his fifty sixth year. has recently settled with the late Mrs Goodwin. No or |. and many believed he had all he wanted in matrimonial troubles. but he is now reported to have again slipped hls neck into the halter. was as much ardcr as his early or first experience.
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UNCLE SAM SE|zES
 STEAMSHIP SAN IONA

T. !s now known that the frcighter San T"na has un board several hum munitions of war tn continue the fight in northern Mexico and the cargo wasFto be turned over to an agent or Commander in Chief orozco "f the insurrcctos forces at point designated upon the Mexican coast. in the northeast portion.
 The vessel is now libeled and cannot leave port until after proper clearance from the court.
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COAL STRIKERS
 RESUME WORK
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WILKESBARRE. May 20-Ail the anthracite workers are back at work. having returned this morning, and the mines are now working away full blast. The men had been called out by the coal miners union. and many of them beng Slavs. thought they had been fired by the company or laid of Saturday afternoon the district con- vention ratified the agreement made between the committee and operators early in May. after holding out against it for nearly two weeks. and the miners are back at their 1oos happy to be given work again
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NOTICE.

Stockholders of tho Nome Quarts Development Co. are hereby notinsd that they may at their option. cx. change their stock for stock in the New Era Mining Co. Deliver your stock certifcatss without delay for such purpose to the undersigned.
 RUSS DOWNING. Secy.
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Special Mug get Service

HALIFAX. May 2l.-The captain Of the steamship A w. Perry. recently in port from across the Atlantic. re- ports his steamer struck an unknown schooner at sea during a heavy fog' and cut the vessel in two. That the schooner went to the bottom. but in the dense fog they were not able to save the crew on the vessel. nor as certain it's name.
 AS soon as the steamship Perry
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{ DROWNED ---AUT0
 DASHED INTO RIVER

pay sufficient attention to his ma chine. that was allowed to dash over tho embankment. instead of taking the curve in the river road.
 The auto is under water. and It is believed when the same has baac hauled out. the name of the owner cf the machine ascertained it will throw some light upon the five persons whom to date have not been identified
 The homo paper is the Nome Daily kuoost.
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NOTICE.

The Miners Hotel is being thorough ly renovated and repaired and will reopen for business June 1. Your pa a- tronage solicited.
 F. l.. HOLT. Manager
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Special Nugget Service.

CoIcAGO. May 2i.-Holding d r,o,opraph of Mrs. Frances Roscen- blatt in one hand Henry Spruck Won Arme,thal a German nobleman' placed a pistol against his left breast ana shot himself at his apartments last evening in a local hotel.
 The man is not expected to surNive the day. is dying and has been un- conscious ever since he was fouhd' shortly after the report of the pistol was heard. and his valet ran to see what was wrong.
 The woman. a photo of whom was
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu9eet oeTVIce'
 CHICAGO. May 2l.-Two men and three women were drowned in pe Calumet river last evening, hy the auto they were speeding along the river bank going over the "mba' A. nnent into the mad rushing waters swollen by the spring thaw
 All five bodies have been rrcov@reI but no, one of the persons have been identified. They are believed to have been g crowd of young people out on a joy ride. and the chauffeur. did no'
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GOVERNMENT STAMP
 GOODS AT THE EAGLE

For government stamped goods in liquors of sIi descriptions, 100 proof. inquire .. the Eagle saloon or call up Main f64
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JAPAN LAUNCHES
 HEAVY CRUISER
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Nugget Special Service.
 LONDON. May 21.-The Japanese cruiser Kongo. built in England. was launched yesterday. in the presence oi sevreal prominnt Japan officials. The new cruiser when completed ana nIaced in commission with ths heav- lest in It's class ever constructed.
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For . nies Warm hath ie the isr0sss bssh sesms in the city try the City osth Hevss. Everything first elsss ead up e lsts.
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For prompt sn1 sIusiaCt1 faao.'', , .,orL Isil up the peoclss' l'und'y Prone Man i5i.
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OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.
 Fo. outside beer bottled or on draft go to the Eagle, whsrs t cal" b. secured by the glass, bottle or case.
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Placer Locations at NusSst ofhes
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STEAMER STRIKES
 SCHOONER AT SEA

.truck the schooner. the engines were reversed and the steamer brought 10 d, standstill also the whistle was blown. boats lowered and every at tempt was made to have the people on board the vessel. Nothing was seen nor heard of the vessel or any of It's crew and the captain of the \. W. Perry believes all perished.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-04
Governor and Ross Streets,

a whole man. sound in body and In
reputation. The greater his love the
less willing should he be to give her
less than she gives him."
AZ Barnard spoke Mildred watched
his face. On his forehead and around
his eyes and lips were lines Of mental
pain.
but suppose" she suggested. that
the woman cares for him 2"
He should not allow her to-" ne
answered curtly. Tie should 60
away--as--as I intend to-"
Are you going away?"
II must. II IL the only decent
thing can do. You know I love
you. Mildred. But YOU dom know
you don't know why must not ask
you to love me-,
He hurried out Of the room.
A few hours later Billy trotted
into the yard 0f the Cliff dweller.s
cabin. He had come very fast. His
driver jumped from the cart before
Y stopped ana hurf1aa toward the
house. Barnard came 70 meet hsr.
z 10 y net true 49, 4lkaF 41Ue=Wa
whats md her Apa were suivsring. but
her voice was 1fm. = - net ~.
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THE DAMAGED ARTICLE

own wishes he turned into a fork that
ended 1t a cabin built on the edge Of
blum. Here hs stopped, planted hts
feet wide apart and refused to re-
truce hts journey.
Mis- -Neale- stepped from tho cart
and tried to turn him. Billy stood.
From behind the cabin rolled q tiny
bear cub. Billy. with one jump,
loosened Miss Neaie's hold on the
bride. turned and galloped down the
read.
My bear Is harmless A young
man came from the cabin. Il am
sorry your donkey has been fright
ened.'
Mildred NeaIa's eyes opened wide.
Woil-groomed young men In tailored
Clothes did not inhAbft the Gilt
cabins.
The yeuns man locked after the
departing Bully. ia your home far
from here?'
six Miles
WIN you let me take you there In
my carr"
"A car IN this region"
brought lot Of my jupk. in
GLIDING my car. with me when I
moved here, the man explained.
"Hince my bear~-I found him IN tno
woods the other day--has chased
away your stsrd. you VIII surely lot
ne provide You with another conway.
anca."
You do not belong IN this part
Of the world. do you2" he asked n
the car shded away from the cliffs,
Il hive 1t the Willow Branch farm.
Y0u know the plAce?"
modsi. npstosdRts ifttio farm
I have often passed It."
y own and manage 1t. ~ :
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BARRIERS LIFE IS
SAVED BY ARREST
OFFICER SERVING WARRANT AT
BOARDING HOUSE, FINDS
HIM UNCONSCIOUS.

saved from asphytistion by Detee-
tive Louis Keliam. who appeared at
the boarding house OF II. A Brauer,
OF ali East Marshall street, yester-
day morning with warrant for his
srrest, r. ]. Schweizer. a barber. will
be arraigned before Police Justice
tsrutchaeld In Police Court this morn
ing instead of lying In the morgue.
He owes his life to the fact that a
warrant was Sworn out for his ar
rest.
Mr. and Mrs. Erauer arrived home
Tuesday afternoon just in time to
hear Schweizer complete CONVEX
sation with some person In Atlanta,
ia. to whom he was talking over
The long distance telephone.
Shortly after, the telephone com
pany called Mr.. Brauer up and told
him there WAS bill ef t3T against
him for a long distance conversation.
Mr.. Rrauer confronted Schweizer and
the latter confessed that he was un-
able to pay the bill. Mr.. Brauer
then secured warrant for
Schwiezer's arrest on a charge OF dis
orderly conduct
about midnight last night and TO
heat the rcSm. closed tho door and
windows and lighted big lamp. When
Detective kellam appeared at the
BrAuer home early yesterday morn
ing TO arrest Schweiscr he received
M reapnnse to repeated knockinGe on
tn door and finally burst It in. He
found schweizer lying on the bee
unconscious. with thick coating OF
soot ON him. while the contents OF
the room were also coated with heavy
black SCOT from the lamp. ths oil
Of which had become exhausted. al.
lowing the wick to shoulder.
Or. Randolph E. Watts. OF the city
ambulance, WAS sent fer and attended
2chweixer. who, he said, would have
been a dead man inside Of ten min
utes but for the appearance OF De
tective Kellam.
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HEARING ARGUMENT TAKES
Up WHOLE DAY IN COURT

Argument in the case OF r. II.
Rahm & Son against Drexel Furni-
ture Company. OF High Point, n. c..
consumed practically the entire time
Of Judge Crump In the Law and
Equity Court yesterday The matter
will probably reach conclusion to-
day. the argument having been
hinged upon a special commissioner S
resport which allowed the plaintiffs
4l.400 az commissions on sale for the
defendant company.
An interesting feature Of the case
IL that both Commits ,ner Jackson
Guy and Judge Ingram. before whom
the report was submitted last year,
are now dead. This renders II nec-
essAry for Judge Crump to rehear the
matter. no decision having been
reached by Judge Ingram before his
death.
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a word Of 1t. You could not

lieve a word Of 1t. You could not
have done IT,.
Done what?"
She opened = Newspaper she car-
ried. II was the mAea1ins section Of
Sunday edition filled with stories Of
people fAmous and infamous, On the
front page was : large picture Of tho
cliff dweIler. Beneath Il were great
black letters. Remarkable Disap-
pearance Of Daring EmbeSslsr. Man
Who Wrecked Garden Bank 6tfft Ut
Liberty. No Clsw." several columns
descriptive OF the 6sntlennAnly male.
factor and HIS crimes followed.
The cliff dwelIer read the story.
80 you don't believe did IT," No
asked
Il know you did not"
Why do you know it?''
Because l know absolutely that
you are good ana honorable and true.
I know II BY the look In your eyes
and the sst OF your chin and ~ the
intuition which n given 70 1 woman
- show haf the difference botweon
truth ana a3lAuHos. - - n1logukxNa
now why you would mot asA me n
cafs for you. You thought youf