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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
WILSON WEATHER
Iglehart Items -'0n to Washington
The Slogan 10 the County Last
Week.


The Capitals correspondent writes
that last Nc nday and Tuesday lgle-
hart and tberesbcuts was q veritable
deserted village. The slogan was
ION 10 Washington. Ii was real
| Wilson weather, such inauguration
weather, the correspondent says, that
if il may be taken as an omen will
certainly be propitious fer the new
President The correspondent com
pliments St. Mary's school band, of
little children. whom she says played
beautifully, marched we'll and kept
perfect time.
Referring 10 the shock experienced
from tue explosion in the Baltimore
harbor last Friday near Curtis Bay.
the correspondent says: The ex-
plosion that was felt around here on
Friday, from near Curtis Bay, fright
eued the neighborhood and on Mr..
Kyle's farm, on the upper Severn.
bricks were knocked from MS chin
hey
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle and family
nave returned from Youngstown,
Ohio, after spending the winter with
relatives.
Mr.. Fred A Arth has returned
from Washington and is with his
mother at Twin Cedars.
Capt and Mrs. j. A, Ward, of the
Vineyard, were guests of relatives
in Washington last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Worthington.
of Sunny Banks, spent a few days
last week with friends in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Charles Worthingt)n IN has re-
turned from Washington.
Miss Victoria Arth, of Twin Co.
dars. is the guest Of her sister in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Viking at
tended the inauguration Of President
Wilson on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Henry Viking,
Jr., were the guests of their friend,
Miss Katherine c. Rain during the
Inauguration and during the parade
on Tuesday were the guests of Mr.. p.
J. Croghan, at the Miller Building,
annex of the Navy. They were ac-
companitd by their nephew, John
Remillieux and Mr. Ed. Lee Kries, of
Annapolis.
Miss Charlotte Hall and Master
Richard Hall were guests of their
aunt in Washington.
Mr.. j. Edward Hall spent a few
days in Washington last week.
Mr. j. H. Wagner and son, Grin
nell, Of Poplar Level, spent some
time in Washington last week.
Mr. James Anderson was one Of
the many to see President Wilson.
Dr. and Mrs. Holifeld, of Wash
ington. with a party, spent Sunday
at their banaglow on Little Round
Bay.
DR.. John r. Straton, of Baltimore,
with a large party of friends, mo-
tored TO Winona Cliffs on Saturday
and on his return met with quite a
mishap at Brooklyn
Capt. and Mrs. r. J vonSchwerdt-
ner, of Severn Hall, have as their
guests Mr. and Miss Won Saldern.
Mr.. Walter Shultz spent Sunday
with Mr.. Fred A. Arth at his home,
Twin Cedars
Mr.. John Jungers has been confined
to his home with very bad cold.
Fis friends wish him speedy recov-
cry. L. NJ. w.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11

"Phlip C. Clayton is a native Of
Annapolis, Md. He graduated from
the Annapolis High School in 1910
and entered st. Johns in the fall of
that year. For three years he has
been halfback on the football team
and center on the basketball team.
He has also been prominent in
track athletics, having won his S. }.
C.. two years in that department.
As captain Of the basketball team
this season he displayed capable
leadership and as warmly supported
by his teammates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
Civic League Tonight.

All ladies are invited to the meeting
of the Civic League tonight at the Hall
of the Chamber of Commerce, at s
O'Clock. Business of Importance de-
mands the attendance of all women.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
Civic League Box at Capital Office.

Ladies desiring to join the Civic
League need not go to the treasurer 8
home. Leave your name and 25cts.
for yearly dues at the Capital office
where the Civic League box is.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11

Almost every one has had
sore throat will have it
again. It's one Of our most
common ailments and, be-
cause it, in itself, IS not fatal,
Is too often looked upon
as a small matter, requir-
mo liftle or no attention.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
improvements.

Mr.. A. c. Davis who some months
agj purchased the house at the cor
utr of Duke of Gloucester and Mar
ket streets, is having exten sive i'm
fprovements made. Mr.. Davis will
have built large porch a!oAg the
Market street side of the building and
is having the entire front and side
Of the house covered with shingles.
When completed it will be a great
improvement to the street. The prop
erty formerly was owned by the es-
tate of William Butler.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
Sore
Throat
Not a
TrifIing
AiInent


On the contrary 1t is a very serious
lection because every person with Sore
throat is in danger of Tonsilitis, Quinsy,
a. Diphtheria and other serious maladies.
II fact these diseases are almost ingari-
Sly preceded by Sore Throat.
Inc air we breathe, the food we eat. the
LIQUIDS we drink, ali pass through the
t-roat, and If that is diseased infection NAV
be carried to every part of the system. To
cure a Sore Throat often means to prevent
Diphtheria or one Of the other more seri-
ous throat diseases. Curing Sore Throat is
T0NSILlNE' 5 special mission. II "a
made Tor that-advertised for that-sold
for that one purpose. TONSILINE is the
one and only Sore Throat cure which Is sold
over a large part Of the United States.
TONSILINE IS 50 well and 60 skilIfulIy
prepared as Sore Throat cure that the
first dose gives decided relief. ana
q very few doses cure.
Remember Sore throat is Ma eI<F
tuIe's danger signal. Keep
iONSiLlNE IN the house and be n
on the safe side Of Sore Throat. H
= cents and 50 cents. Hospital
Size sl.00. All Druggists. "a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
CAPTAIN CLAYTON.
Annapolis Boy on St. Johns Basket
ball Team.

Annapolis boys, especially those who
have had training at the city High
School, have all done well in athletics
at st. J 1hn's College. The ST.
Johns Collegian, the weekly paper
published by .he students, has the
following to say Of the captain Of the
basketball team:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11
A CREAT nav SOCIAL STORY.

"A Day Of Days, one Of the most
thrilling stories of New York ever
written, viii begin in the Sunday Maga-
zine and Story Section of the New
York World on Sunday. March 16, to be
printed in installments each week until
complete. Kismet or Fate in modern
style is the keynote of this wonderful
story. BE sure to get the Sunday
World 3t.mll
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-11

~ tittai we is being uSCd WNh
sue i1 q 2'9h'it Of Iul ercuiosis
t ifE lerSuns WHO
!. 'trtfci saWea weight,
ht sNtt~ Stsfi fu. trNer ID
Aan Gov led e Won Hre
.h oarN wore aecut il. wc VIII
p toach 0 isp who are now
" 'an tl SAT hl 5u'Gr ioi
VarSef he ,;fs 'over recovery
Gridth. iud.-
nt lha kin t'a- peflars g
>.'of a II tn tn Eatle recovery
~" Aht8 .'tei E,
H NIe whcr sufferers,
N. sans te>tiAlahlaIs Ab9ht
3 lt> She was taSen slck
.s.a' i q i.ia. IN, toll ~, lll... 'lil'l,.l
The evening world., 1913-11-06
CONSOLIDATED
STOCK EXCHANGE.

M.N..m Intervention fears aga n
plIs.t = prominent part 200 uusctt'.ns
prices Ga the Consolidated stock TX
change. TIE market early reflected a
condition o. tcrhui. al weakness dic -
the elimination % the underlying snort
interest On Yesterdays sharp Advance
Activity Increased as prices d''Nhrl'
Hearing upon tie TREAS IN United
states steel. wlich Dipped under 49,
there vas a IcucNal pf talk rrsdld'i x
unfavorablr II ,dc conditions.
steel failed to chang" hands on the
Consolidated under ~. when :
touched an early afternoon low price
on the New York stock Exchange OF
jn, Early in tho session 1T had sold
as high as ji7s. against 4 nigh on the
other board of J.ia.. Transactions IN
steel up to ] O'Clock Exceeded 100"
shares. Union Pacific, which 'aine
next as 10 volume, early failed TO
change hands above 1876, against q
high on the other exchange % '"l
Headings high OF 1915 was also under
the New York stock Exchange top
price. which was 1914.
The evening world., 1913-11-06

American Cotton oil Company de-
clircd regular semi-annual dividend OF
, pcr cent ON preferred stock, pay
nblc Dec / to stock OF record, Nov.
f. 30 action was taken in matter OF
common stock dividends.
The evening world., 1913-11-06
WALL STREET

Market Closnv-1n the last hour there
was renewed weakness and prices gave
wey all around the exchange, with the
dealings in Steel heavy. with pronounced
weakness in that stock, which declined
to 81 Ia and closed there, showing a
net loss OF 23-s points, while the pre-
ferrcd closed at 10. IL. Analgamated
Copper closed al the lowest price for
tho day, 60 3-4, and the general list
showed Losses ranging M 10 point.
Cnfayorable trade news, falling of IN
orders and uncertainty were the chief
causes @: the selling. Total e. -. 3ia So
shares.
Opcning-Although there was nothing
In the way OF new developments over
night, q firmer tone was shown In the
early tradn.. nearly all the important
issues making gains ranging from srao.
tons TO over one point. The local tras-
lions were prominent. Interborougn-
Metropolitan preferred a lvancing from
8, rs to 80. with smaller gains IN Third
Avenue and II. X. r.
Reading. Union Pacific and Steel ad-
vanced from 4 to i-2 IN the first few
minutes, and slightly higher levels were
esta blished In q number of the special
ties.
A factor OF Some consequence was the
The evening world., 1913-11-06

q Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I sent for
. sample and applied them. The sample
finished. bought two cakes Of Cuticura
Soap and n flfty-ccnt box Of Cuticura Oint-
ment. I could SEQ tho change quickly.
Inside Of about n month my daughters
fAce was better. Cu'icura Soap and Oint-
ment cured her. tSigncd) Anthony DE
Pasquale, Apr "a. 1913.
For pimplcs and blackhcads tho following
~ most effective and economical treatment:
Gently smear the affected parts with Cuticura
Ointment. on the end Of the finger. but do not
rub. Wash OF the Cuticura Ointment In fve
minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water
and continue bathing for some minutes. This
treatment il best ON rising and retiring. A.
other times use Cuticura Soap freely for tho
toilet and bath. TO assist In prev venting inilam-
nation. Irritation and cloggins Of the pores
Sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of each
0ailed free with 32-p, Skin Boob. Address
postcard "Cuticura. Dept. r. Boston"
A1Men who shave and shampoo with Gu.
tlcura Soap will ind II best for skin aud scalp
The evening world., 1913-11-06

Tho Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion issued an order extending from
D.c,mber until Feb I. the dat" on
which new express rates will go Into
effect
The evening world., 1913-11-06
CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN
MARKETS.

GGas Nav GnN @7s COS. Gg7. n
July 49, as. es,.
Wheat opened IL up for May, while
December was unchanged. and during
the first hour prices held firm. Corn
vas slightly lower at the opening, and
did not show any decided tendency ex-
cept TO stay around the opening level
Northwest receipts Of wheat at Du-
luth to-day 3l9 cars. against 43 last
week. and SIS last year, same date.
A. Minneapolis to-day 80 CARROTS. 3i3
last week and ~ last year same date.
Wheat held firm and in the second
hour advanced lie to SIS above yester-
days close. Shorts bought on reports
Of drought in India. Corn was stronger
In the late morning on buying by Cud-
ahy interests and short covering
In>.he early afternoon wheat showed
gains from "a to 7-s.
Corn. Influenced by strength in wheat
and smaller country offerings. held
firm and closed l-2 to 5-S net advance.
Wheat closed a little below the best
prices. showing net gains Of IL cent in
each of the active months.
The evening world., 1913-11-06
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Cotton market opened quiet "$th tho
near months unchanged 20 two points
l3ner for May and one point off for
Ju.y. Moderate Southern offerings were
fairly vel taken. and there appeared
to he some demand from trade sources
ON the reaction which followed the first
sales. bivcrpool bought.
The ring crowd pressed tn" snort side
IN anticipation OF he1rish report from
Cordii to-morrow aud continued favor
able weather
The evening world., 1913-11-06

The New York Stock Exchange seat
of Ira \. Zip jr, having offices with
Flower & CO. of No. ~ Broadway, was
to-day posted for transfer to Henry +.
lI,incs. The price vas tl0W a de-
cline OF Sl,Go from IN" last sale.
The evening world., 1913-11-06

rash. She began scratching
II for ] thought II itched
her. and before I realized
II . week was over and she
had her faco all full of
eczema. She could not
sleep; she was scratching ell
day and night and crying.
] read tho papers md
noticed tho Advertisement
The evening world., 1913-11-06
FINANCIAL NEWS iTEMs.

Dividends de Jared to-day: : Idebaher
COMPANY pl't.r'r 49, per cont. paw
able Dec ~. books lnsn No, - But
teriak CONTAIN. qunrtrfl. "-i OF per
cont, pIyaDl. Dec. B. books lose Eoy.
l., United Clris MinJfn. tlrorF COM
pany. quarterly. 81 per cent. payable
Dec. !. books close Nov. y. f. W
Woolworth company common. quarterly.
! IL PEI cent. pay ali" Dec. ], books
lose Nov. g. American steel Foundics
COMPANY. quarterly. IL Of J per cont,
pa. able bee 81. hooks lose Dc. l3.
Ma department stores. quarterly, -
pc, cont. payable Dec. !, books close
Noy. H. Amer. an cotton Oh Company
preferred scmi-nnnual. per cent, pay
able pc.. +. books close Nov IL. NO
action was taken on common stock diVi-
dcnd
American Cotton oil Company de-
clircd regular semi-annual dividend OF
, pcr cent ON preferred stock. pay
nblc Dec. T. to stock Of record. Nov
- 80 action was taken in matter OF
common stock dividends.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion issued an order extending IRON
D.c,mber until Feb I. the date on
which new express rates will go into
effect
standard on stock Of New York sold
1T leo a rise of 10 points within pas
fuw DAYS The advance is attributed to
expo -ta,ion Of a dividend IA the com.
panv is doing the largest business In Its
history. but has not paid a mosh divi-
derd since Jun. 30. when 400 per
cont stock dividend was paid Since
III solution two cash dividends of s.
Zach have been paid. 300 shares
changed hands during first hour.
Standard OF shares are huoyant and
volume OF sales SO far to-day indicates
record business. BROKERS report or
icrs are coming In from Investment
sources on belief that some of the large
sui uses accumulated for some time
past will he distributed in near future
Ia view of income tax. has no doubt
stimulated many to buy the shares.
Standard oil Of Kentucky advanced
from $50 to 525. Atlantic Ref ing ad-
vanced from G55 to 600 on expectations
.x,r, ryo "A i,i ,I.pl h.f,-. Jnpuarv
The evening world., 1913-11-06

The 'ollOsins were The highest. lowest and lst
.rices Of stocks ipr t. da, AMI the net changes
40 compared with yesterdays closing prices
The evening world., 1913-11-06

Standard OIL Of Kentucky advanced
from $50 to 525. Atlantic Ref ing ad-
vanccd from s55 to 800 on expectations
of extra large dividend before January.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
DUCHESS OF RoxBuRGHE TO ENTERTAIN KING

given in their honor by Lord and Lady
Farquhar. the first party Of the sort
In the new reign.
The dinner the duchess gave to their,
ma3esties last year was one Of the
events of the season. II was almost
impromptu. but the duchess. full Of re-
sourcefulness and energy, -mad6 it the
most brilliant dinner party Of the year.
Now she will be hostess to the sov-
ereigas at her dance. Chesterfield
house. one Of the finest mansions in
London. Offers 1T setting for such
function. The huge ballroom, which
on state occasions ID enlarged by
throwing two large drawins-rooms into
one. contains fortune in nne paint.
ings.
The present kings admiration for
the duchess is inherited. She and her
husband entertained King Edward at
Floors castle. the dukes ancestral seat
in the south of Scotland. At that time
100000 was spent, 1t was said, In
transforming thsa ancient establish.
ment into modem house.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
nwick's Garage.

Among the surprises of the
week was the purchase of the
Holly Sugar Co. garage by Mr..
Guy Elwick,1 who has been in
charge of it during the past eight
years.
The equipment of this garage
is reputed to be absolutely first
class, and Mr.. Elwick will make
a speciality of vulcanizing and re-
pairing, besides keeping in stock
y complete line of automobile
accessories.
As everybody knows Guy"
and his ability as an auto repairer,
no introduction is necessary, and
we wish him Godspeed.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
un.iehtIy Face Spots.

Are cured By DR.. Hobson's Eczema Oint.
nsnt, which heals all skin eruptions. No
matter how long you have bsen troubled
BY itching, burnint, or scsly skin humors.
just put = little Of that soothing antiseptic,
DR.. Hebson's Eezsma Ointment. on the
sores sad the suferinl stops instantly.
Healing bstins that very minute. Doctors
use il in their praetios sad recommend il.
Mr.. Allsnan, Of Littlstown. Pa, says:
He'd eczema on forehead; DR.. Hobson' .
Eszsma O;ntment cured il in two weeks. y
Gssrantssd to relieve Or money refunded.
All drs5Sists, or by msil. Price Soc Pfeiifer
Chemical Co., Philadelphia and 81. Louis.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
..surprissa" Mrs.. Morse.

Mrs. Eliza Morse, mother of the
late Mrs. T. W. Gee. was agree
ably surprised" last Saturday
evening, when number of the
ladies' of the local Rebecca lodge
met at her hon e, bringing in their
arms a number Of remembrances
and refreshments galore, being the
occasion of her S2nd birthday.
So great was the surprize that
tears of joy trickled down the aged
lady's cheek, and it was with an
effort that she thanked her sister
Rebeccas for their thoughtfulness
The evening passed suspiciously,
the merry party dispensing at q
late hour, after wishing Mrs. Morse
many happy returns of the day.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04

for the duke and
duchess Of Rox-
burghe In June.
Their majesties
will attend . ball
which the duch.
ess. who was Miss
May Goelet Of
New York. will
give at Chester
nsld house. the fl.
nous home Of the
G b . . t 9 r fields,
which the Rox-
burghes has rent,
ed from Lady Bur
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04

ton The presence Of their majesties
at . private dance u signal sign Of
iavor to the hostess. but II is far from
being tho nrst shown the duchess Of
Roxburghe. She was q great friend
of the queen before the accession. To
her was paid the compliment of being
the Only American Who was invited to
meet the king and qpsen at the dinner
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04

The poo0le.
=: al 8.:sI. "a |. :; IL { & sses.z y .s-a
AS looks Just IKE : wisdoy wsslr
That had broken loose.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04

For Cuts. Burns and Bruises.
In every home there should be box Of
Bucklen's Araica SaIvs, ready to apply in
every case Of b0rns, cuts, wounds or
scslds. J. H. Polsnco, Delvalle, Tex, R.
No. 2, wriets: "Bucklen's Arnica Salvs
saved my little eirl's cut foot. No one
believed il could be cured" The worid's 8
best sslve. Only Csc. Recommended by
your Drulsist.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
4harpshooters 90 70 Denver.

40A3pSd00t0IS 90 20 Denver.
Tbs crack shots Of Company F,
consisting Of A. P. Knuokey, Roy
Thornbrough, VIM. Greene, F.
Kerns, Chas. Hansen, Albert and
George Walton, d. A. and NJ. E.
Kieth, and Theo. Fortney, went to
Denver last Tuesday to take part
in the State metal shoot.
Those having the highest score
will b entitled to go to Camp
Perry, Mioh., to take part in the
shoot which will determine who is
who in the United States team,
which contests for honors in the
international shoot, before the
year closes,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
NOTICE ron pusL,cAr,on.
Dssartasat q he Istss;er,
U. s, Lad OfsoeS.s 80. C.i,

:, OsoaFtaeal q The Isteeior,
U. 5. Lssd Ofses.ss Ls.sr Ceb..
n.'es ia hereby siv-a ,ks. Hs.ry wsrr.s Il HsiIy.
.essssdo ~he .. Msv q. 1910. asls sJ1;,.ssl ko..
stead eairy serial Me- 0eliS. isr (slsssI !. oo0S)
west. satL principal .srls.. Lss slss s.es e .ss.s
MAKE three year pres s.tsbtsh claim 10 The had
ss1vs described. bsfess ths U. s. ee.issisasr Il, N
1iHnce3. at Hely. Celo the znd day u july 1915
n N:,mint acme: Is Witnesses George Wsu Hear W,
Crsbi, Jsha Tsydr ssi Elsar IL JsrI.s. Ill II HeIv'
Cslsrsds. :" '''a''
Esss.s N. wki,sL.r, R.si.,.r,
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
The King o. All u.xat,vs..

For eoastipation, headaehss, Indigestion
sad dyspspsia, use Dr.. Kins's New Lie
Pills. Paul Msthuks, Of Buffalo, N. r.,
ssys they are the "KinS Of Ill lsxatives.
They ere blsssias to ell ny family and
always kssp box At home" Get box
snd tet we'll. Price 2se. Recommended
by your Drutfist.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
What This
Town Needs
Is Ginger.

Holly Has Exceptional opportu-
nittss-The Center oi Prob.
ably the Richest Sec
ton IN Colorado.
what this towa sssds," says ose
oss. 'is cold ssosa6s plsst."
''What this towa sssds, said anothss,
.is iaDsevsnsass.
"Whst this tows sssds, says the ssxt,
'is lower tsxss.'
"What this tows needs, ssys the 6nsI
ess Of this qusrtetts, "is . busch Of busi-
ssss nee Who believe il workiag for the
tood and welfare Of the towa, Instead Of
kseekisl On each other and workinl At
ssoss purpesss."
What THE tows sssds 10 NOT nsrsly to
~ what this towa sssds.
Whatever this towa seeds il can tst By
pssssasiat solid front.
Let " dscids to do sonsthisS collect.
lively for The tows.
Let u decide to do soasthins iadivid.
ually for the town.
Let us quit foolishly ssndisG our money
away. blssdia1 the tows to fstten some
other.
Lst " make money here. invest il here,
spend II here. and have il here where We
can use il for what the towa needs.
II you want to see this town grow, re.
member that you are Q part Of it and that
its growth depends - much ON you as on
your nsishbors. Don't tet the idea that
the future prosperity Of this town rests
with few, for it is the business Of the
Dsny,-Ex.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
.Elwick's Garage,
GUY ELwlck. MANAGER
GUY ELwlck. MANAGER.

Having leased the spenddy equipped building known the
Molly Sugar Co. Garage and purchased their Tools and Access
sores prepared attend your orders and respect
fully solicit your patronage.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04

King George and Queen Mary viii
tlive another proof Of their friendship
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
pesble "a,

DeSbis Pay.
Tim-Did you get anything Tor your
vote.
Bill-A sunragette gimme kiss,
and mo wife see her do 1t and gimme
. black eye.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
No cempariso,

No Comparison.
That woman over there who talks
70 much. thinks she 10 . perfect wen
Of wisdom."
mot much. Wells do dry up some
dmea.s
The Holly chieftain., 1913-07-04
more Importan'

Mers important.
mo woman knows how to drive Q
nail"
And what Of thatf Every woman
knows how to drive = man any way
she wants him to CO."
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-25
MISSING -GREETER
LEFT NO FUNDS
Winchester Annex Safe,
Opened by Expert, Con-
tains Worthless Papers

If Paul Campbell. missing manager
Of the Winchester annex. in Third
street, does not show up with explain
ations regarding a considerable sum OF
money within a few days. the servants
In the hotel will decide he has for
gotten about the loans he negotiated.
Ed Rolkin. proprietor of the Win
chester annex, has turned over his In
forma ton regarding the missing man
to the bonding company and charges
OF embezzIement will be filed within
week unless the disappearance Is
cleared up. and the funds returned.
When Campbell decamped he put
link on the office safe. The old COM
bination wouldn't open the money box
and a professional safe cracker had
to be called In. There was a deposit
of trash in the strong box. but no
money.
In leaving San Francisco. Campbell
neglected to mention the fact to his
wife, who is anxious to hear of his
whereabouts.
Before coming to San Francisco.
Campbell worked in Watsonville and
was a resident OF Mexico several years
ago.
He was on friendly terms with the
hotel help and succeeding in making
several touches" from SIS up.
Campbell.s friends say he is on a
vacation.