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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08
FRIENDLY GAME
CAUSE OF THEFT
Gets Piano Co. Salesman is
Held on Embezzlernent
Charge.
FAILED TO TURN
IN COLLECTIONS
Arrested at Dickinson and
Taken to Bismarck For
Hearing.

A friendly card game is said to
have caused the downfall Of c. E.
Tincher, agent for the Gets Piano
of this city who is under ar
rest at Bismarck charged with en-
bezzling $3.50 from the company, the
money having, been derived from the
sale Of part Of a carload of pianos
winch he was selling in the western
part of the state.
Tincher was given a hearing this
morning before a justice of the peace,
and the hearing was continued until
december 18. Being unable to raise
$5OO a he was sent to the county
Jail.
Expects Larger Shortage.
G.. W. Gets, president Of the Piano
company, said today that when
TincherSs books We're checked up it
would probably be found that he was
short a. much larger than was
charged in the warrant for his arrest.
MIR. Gets has a letter from Tinch-
er. in which the latter admits short
ages in his accounts but explains that
ne tell in With a number of good
Fellows" who separated him from the
larger part Of his roll.
> 1t appears that the accused man
has been travelling around the western
part Of the state for some time past
With a carload of pianos owned by
the local concern. He has been dis
posing of these at the small towns
along the way, and in many cases, ac-
cording to Mr.. Gets, has been hold
ing back the money he received from
the sales.
Warrant Issued at Bismarck,
An investigation was started a week
ago. with the result hat q warrant
for Tincher's arrest was obtained.
The salesman was arrested in Dickin-
son and taken to Bismarck for a hear
ing.
Mr.. Gets says that Tincher got in
to a similar scrape last winter 'bu,
that h offense was overlooked. and
that he was allowed to continue in
the employ Of the company on giving
his note for the amount that he a
short. This note Mr.. Gets says has
not been paid as yet
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08

A military commander is to be sue.
ceeded by a civil governor on one Of
the Philippine island. 1t Is to be
hn~ed that the Moros will also be
civil.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08

that each of you may easily"
But the magician got no further
In its eagerness to learn the audience
fairly mobbed him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08
MOTHERS Wka ORGANIZE
Parents. Of p, NJ. c. A. Boys Depart
ment Members Meet at Associn-
~ ton This Afternoon.

AT the meeting Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
late this afternoon, steps will be TAX
ELL to organize a Mothers auxiliary
to assist in carrying on the work Of
the boys department. J.. Burton
Crazy, secretary of the boys depart
.ment, believes that better results can
be secured il such an auxiliary is
before the mothers this afternoon.
formed. and his plans will be placed
before the mothers this afternoon.
The chief plan is to get their as
sistance in the work of developing the
boys, physically, mentally and re.
ligiously. If the organization is af-
fected. committees will be appointed
to carry on the various features of
the work.
Mailing Christmas presents early
may also help to give the overworked
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08

Mailing Christmas presents early.
may also help to give the overworked
postofice robbers a better chance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-12-08

Next@ ,s,my--chaiterer the, re,
Squirrel Hollis His Tongue. 9
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
NORTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. @. Wall were in
Marshall Monday.
Born to the wife OF Holmes Dawes
near Norton n girl baby November IL
her name is Catherine.
The county surveyor. Mr.. Frank
Latimer OF Marshall came down
Wednesday to survey.
MIR. George wenzels farm OF so
acres. which he recently sold TO his
brothers. Frank and Carries Wenzel.
Mr.. Otis pemberton was I'm Mar
81 all on the jury several days last
week.
Mr.. Sam Black shipped n load OF
hogs Wednesday.
Messrs Ashly and Harvey swisher
shipped a load OF hogs and sheep
Wednesday.
Madams Otis Pemberton and Harry
Garrett spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Henry wills or o~rearville neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Joe Hedges was in Marshall
Friday. his daughter. Miss Mary re-
turned home with him and remained
over sunday, but resumed her school
duties Monday at the high school.
Miss Dee Garrett OF Marshall came
down Saturday and remained Owe
Sunday with relatives near Norton.
Mrs. Custer OF Dakota. also Mrs.
Grail OF Wyoming are visiting their
cousin. Mr.. J. s. Wilson and family.
They viii return home Tuesday.
Mrs, Orlando Young entertained
the Presbyterian ladies missionary
society last Thursday, this was the
last meeting for this year rs they
do not have regular meeting in the
winter. There was a good crowd and
all enjoyed the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume OF st. Louis
county shipped their household
goods to Norton. about two weeks
ago and are making their home with
their son, Mr.. Robert Hume and fam
lily near Norton. We are glad to have
Mr.. and Mrs. Hume in the neighbor-
hood. Mr.. Robert Hume is their only
child and they are anxious to be near
him.
Mr.. Millard Tabler was in Mar
shall Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Wall and Mrs. Joe He'd
ces spent Monday with Mrs. Giles
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Swisher were
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Tabler Sunday.
VIII Pemberton, Mr.. and Mrs. !.
N. Dawes attended church at orear-
Vile Sunday afternoon at the Metho-
cist church to hear Rev. JIG. saylors
sermon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28

Sam Galloway attended the Mis-
souri, Kansas foot ball game In Col
umbia Saturday.
A large n sympathetic crowd
gathered 1t the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon 10 pay the last
cad tribute over the remains OF Mrs.
Fannie Greene. who died on Tuesday
November IS, The deceased had no,
been well for several months. but her
condition was, not considered serious
until a few days ago. ITO know her
vas TO love her." and a large circle
OF relatives and friends mourn her
death. Those from a distance here to
attend the funeral were Logan and
Hugh M%cReynolds OF Iowa, brothers
'ef the deceased aud VIII Anderson
aud sister OF nigginsyille.
bndioraqe sfPin spent sunday with
Ihomsfoiks near Sweet Springs.
bibMni1and Mrs, A. Il. Railey and
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
Seth Digs motored to the county

Seth Digss motored to the county
seat Friday.
Tom Hasemeier and wife OF the
country we're callers Saturday after
noon of Mrs. Geo. Bingham and dali
ghter. Miss Mary.
Quite a number In town we're very
much disappointed Saturday in not
being able to attend the game OF foot
ball between Missouri and Kansas at
Columbia. The rain Friday night pre-
vented auto travelling. l.fr
Henry Hasemeier and wife and Joe
Hillen and wife from west of town
we're shopping here Saturday after
noon. Jrg
The game Of basket ball played
here Saturday between the Slater and
Arrow Rock teams resulted in a
score Of is to s in favor of Arrow
Rock. p,
Harry Hopkins and family OF st.
Lo uis are visiting at the home OF T.
b. Morris this week.
Rev. speers filled his regular mp
|pointment Sunday at the Methodist
church.
Miss Henrietta Gibson OF Blackwa-
ter is visiting Mrs. Eugene ~Brockway
north OF town and they were dinner
guests Sunday at the home OF w.
Wells.
Jesse Kinchloe and family. Mrs. W.
o. Burge, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cling
ingpeel OF Cooper attended services
Sunday at the Methodist church.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28

at orearyille Friday evening. The
proceeds amounting TO thirty-two dol
lars. The highest box brought six
twenty-five. That wasn't cheap was
Il?
Mrs. Emma Sailor and son. Roy,
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Kochs sun
day.
Mrs. W. Johnson, Mrs. Lawler and
daughters, Misses Ina and Saddle,
were calling on Mrs. c. A. Lovery
and daughter. Miss Mae, Sunday
e, ening.
Mrs. Marvin Lawler returned Sun
day from Kansas City after q week
visit with her brother and family.
Messrs Walter Wenzel and Thurs
ton Page, Misses Viyien Garrett an
lna LAWYER worshipad in Slater sun
tdhy evening. ,rGl lfl tgl1rs 3.
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The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
daughter. Miss Pearl were &,

daughter. Miss Pearl were guests
Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Allen.
Charlie DeMoss of Marshall spent
the week end with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James DeMoss.
Mr., and Mrs. George Wright OF Mt.
Leonard spent Sunday with relatives
here.
c. A. Jones was called TO Nelson
Monday on account OF the death OF
his fa~ther-in-law, l.. J.. Jones. Mrs.
Jones and children were unable TO at
tend the funeral. The sympathy of a
wide circle OF friends Is extended 10
the bereayed family.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
CLAY CENTER.
.cihaderieia of Slater passS'

,thr6dEh here Friday en- route ito
IH@dsman..iF ara.
Mr.. Barr Of near Marshall was In
this vicinity Friday.
Mr.. Homer Jennings OF near AR
row Rock passed through here Thurs
day en- route to Slater.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. West and Lin
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
ROCK.

L.. c. Herman and wife OF the
country Q shopping and visiting
in town Monday afternoon.
Misses Agnes Pullum and Eulalia
Dysart of the country were town Slsi-
tbrs Monday morning.
Fred Bierbaum and wife OF near
Concord were trading Monday with
our merchants.
Sam Fisher. and family OF Glasgow
visited. last week. with the, formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, s., II. Fisher, 4,
s,,Mss W. hMptts sfsts az
stEea aEpssddM and &las
tIaas Afss NAItT<hfihA franz
wkaaG& Quite apRf
~ oMorris = ssaraed "Wednesday
FROM a TIP TO KANSAS CITY where he
purchased q bunch OF cattle to feed
on his farm In Cooper.
Mrs. Meade Of Slater visited here
the first OF the week and was ac-
companied home by her daughter.
Mrs, June Martin.
The members of the Methodist
CONGREGATION and other friends and
neighbors took Rev. speer and family
dpite q hice donation "Wednesday
night. consisting Of ehicke.sy fruit.
,eafablss etc.
" WIFI E,chmain fstufnsd FRIDAY
night from q few days business trip
to Kansas City, /.
Mrs, J. +. Spence left Friday morn
Ing for a few days stay with her sis
ter, Mrs. Brown who 10 quite sick at
her home In Mexico. Mo.
The woman's National Old Trails
Road Association OF Arrow Rock will
hold . woman.s good road meeting at
the rest room on the afternoon OF
Saturday. November 20. Several pro-
minent speakers will be on hand. sa-
line. Howard coopsr and Jackson
counties will be represented. "A
pleasant time u anticipated.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
REVEALS. No deaths from this malady


,revivals. No deaths from this malady
have been reported.
Miss Ermin Taylcr went to see the
foot ball game at Columbia and
visit her cousin, Miss Margaret Grady
She has p~rotracted her visit there as
II has proven to be so pleasant.
A few nights ago Miami was visit
ed by a wind storm, when loose
bricks begun to Fly off OF III kept
chimneys and roll on the roof, the
inmates OF some houses hurriedly
arose and put themselves in calling
costume" thinking a hurricane had
arrived.
+. NJ. Burruss, Geo. jackson, Ray
mond Ruckle, Lewis Burruess and
many others from Miami report q
glorious time at Columbia on the
big foot ball game day.
Mrs. Purcell is looking forward to
the pleasure OF a visit soon from her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Purcell
of Chicago. This lady was seriously
Ill in a hospital there, and was able
to be removed last week home. and in
a short time hopes to be able to make
the trip TO Miami.
John Means and family write from
Fayetteville. Ark, that they are pros
pering on n farm; have sold much
fine fruit the past season. Mr.. and
Mrs. Means still keep a number OF
fine milk cows and sells much cream
milk and butter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hisle Jr.. who
have lately returned from the west
are guests ut Joe Harris. The two la
dies are sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. John Jennings spent
the day last Sunday at the country
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Musaps.
Mrs. Henrietta Siebert and sons.
Frank and Geo. r contemplating
a visit to Hot Springs soon. Mrs.
siobert was much benefited some
time ago at the springs. she being af.
flieted with rheumatism.
Aunt Sarah Underwood (col) Il
quite III at her home in west end
Miami. Her limbs are badly swollen
from rheumatism.
There was an interesting meeting
for men only" at the Baptist church
last Sunday afternoon ut 3 O'Clock.
A large crowd attended and OF course
came away with their eyes opened
more than usual. and much benefit
ted. -
Little Boyd Jennings was left afr
fHcted with rheumatism after he had
suffered o scvere attack OF fever. lie
is much improved at this time.
Miss Bentie McCuily has returned
to the home Of Mrs. VIII Hinton in
the country after a visit to her many
friends In Miami. Miss Bentie will
return soon to her home In Marshall,
Mrs. Al Ayres sent a generous
Thanksgiving box OF good things to
eat TO her son Wits family at Kan
sas City. JuIi
Gilmer Haynie has purchased the
farm owned by Geo. Cunningham.
Mr.. Haynie win however 10 take
Possession for a year. Dave Newton
lives on the place at present.
The Howard Ca well equipped
house boat has been tied up for a
few days on account OF n OF its in
mates, little boy, having fever. The
boat 10 owned by Il. 2. 'Cartright OF
Montana. He and his family were
making their way by water from
Montana to Florida, when the baby
boy was taken Ill with fever and
they stopped here for medical aid.
The cartright family Is wealthy and
own fine land in Montana. They are
going to spend the winter in Florida.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28

family were guest Sunday of Mrs.
Sarah West and family.
,,,f Rev. schwah was guest Saturday
night, Of Mr.. Lindsay Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Piper we're
guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. e.
Brown.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
FAIRvILLE

The sale of Messers Chas. Seals and
G. d. Browns was well attended
Tuesday and stock sold well. Col.
G. J. Irvine was the ah~ctioneer.
Rev, Barrett filled his usual APP
pointment at Mt. Carmel Sunday
morning. There we're four additions
to the church.
Robt. Long and wife had as guests
Sunday w. Il. Long and family.
Messrs l.. l.. Tucker. c. J.. Irvine.
j. w, Goddard. Il. w. Hawkins and
wives were pleasantly entertained on
Sunday at the home OF Il. II. Irvine
in Marshall.
Miss Pattie Norvel spent Friday
night, and Saturday with PA. skei.
ton and wife and attended the box
social given at Robt. Lee on Friday
evening.
Quite q number from here attend
ed the box social at Robt. Lee Friday
evening. The program was fine and
proceeds amounted TO $500.
Miss Elizabeth Lacy OF Marshall
visited Sarah Brown Friday and Sat-
turday returning home Sunday.
Messers Clarence Blackburn and
II. l.. Dyer we're in our Vile wednes-
day.
The all-day meeting OF the Aid
Society with Mrs. Il. l.. Haynie Thurs
day was a profitable and a very pleas
ant one. There were 10 present and
two new additions to The society. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Earl
Hendricks.
Misses Emily Dyer OF Shackelford
and Virginia Brown OF Marshall we're
Weekend visitors OF Margaret and
Alice Irvine.
c. ID. Brown and wife entertained
Sunday Forest Spieer. wife aud
daughter and Mrs. Matte Goddard.
Miss Norvel will spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hay
ME. OF Marshall.
I. @. Dyer visited his little friend,
T. e. withers, Friday evening and
Saturday.
a. q. Hawkins and wife had an
dinner guests Sunday the latter's
parents. G. ID. Brown and wife.
Miss Edna Haynie arrived from
Lexington Thursday and will remain
a few days with her parents and
other relatives.
Messers Giles Smith and p. A. skel-
ton ; were t%ransacting business In
Norton Tuesday.
Mesdames Robt. and j. II. Haynie
attended the bazaar given by the
Baptist ladies In Miami Wednesday.
Miss Mary wtthers visited relatives
and friends In Marshall a few days
hast week. Ii.
Mrs. @. c. Greenway returned home
Monday from Fulton where she spent
a week with her parents. Mr.. ard
Mrs. Pooley.
Howard Nall and family returned
home Sunday afternoon from Nelson
after a few days soJourn with Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Vardeman.
Mrs. George Parish and daughter
who have VISITED relatives and II len Is
hcre for a few months returned 10
their home In Salt Lake City rues.
day.
Willard Hall was a guests OF Lloyd
Brown 'Saturda. l isht and Sunday.
il. s, Tucker .ci Marshall spent
Friday night with bis son. L. /.
Tucker and wife: the former left
Sunday to visit mis- daughter. Mrs.
Galloway OF Cartilage.
Albert Mikcls OF Gretchen was a
visitor Sunday at lbs Wither's home.
j. T.. Hughes of Oklahoma arrived
Sunday and viii nc a guest nj the
homo OF w. E. Longs until after
Thanksgiving.
kate Harvey entertained a few
girl friends Friday night.
Harry Wells. wife and daughter,
Dorothy. .otIEnnsas City win spend
Thanksgiving with n latixes here !
| . I +sa+1-s-sA-saI- iiol 10
1 .a 80.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
OREARyILLE

Ar, and Airs Aac. ySenaqpls, da&gh;
ter Helen p 2 ttJfile e!sYRsgeHy GGa aSSs
silent sunday with Mr., 'anas Mis-. r
Garrett.
The box social was quite a success
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
MIAMI.

ings. Large congregations greet the
two ministers, Rev. Henry and Carl
son A yet no conversions have been
made which 10 quite ~discouraging to
shese two divines. who are preaching
IN some powerful texts. Last Sunday
night the evangelists subject was "A
Toboggsn slide to He'll"
Clifford Jamison who has for the
past few months been master of the
culinary department In Ivan Purcell's
cafe departed for his home last week
at Kansas City. Mr.. Purcell will do
his own cooking and run his place Of
business himself.
Messrs Jas Heynie and Mark whit
taker each took a car load of hogs
to market at st. Louis last week.
Price Rodgers the horse and mule
buyer went to Charlton county one
day last week to buy mules. He pur-
cHased IL fine ones and brought them
Home with him. ueiud a. fit
l,The condition Of the sick in Ma
mi Il as follows: Miss Maude shjppe
who has been down with. fever for
seSeral weeks is now better aud able
10, sit up. Lfttlo Marjorie Buie, who
has been in doors from a childish all
Ihent is much improved. Thomas
Minor is resting fairly well. since he
rallied from a paralyetic stroke. Mrs,
Nd. Hayworth the fisherman's wife Is
still quite poorly and Is unable to at
tend to her household duties.
The Miami foot ball team played
against. Malta Bend Saturday. The
Miami boys beat as they felt 10 sure
they would. when they went to Malta
Bend. The result was 10 to o.
Miss Sophia Hill OF Lamine. Mo-.
Is visiting relatives in, the Miami
vicinity. At present she is the guest
Of the family OF Jasper Peterman.
Mts. Lydia Mckee OF Slater has re-
turned home after a three weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. Emily Gar
rttt.
Mrs. Ballew OF New Mexico. who
htsl been visiting her sister. Mrs,
Louis Male near Miami has gone for
a Visit to Dewitt. Brunswick and
dleAgow; lshe will return to Miami
FER al l6nserAyisit.
,ChAt Lacy. Of the county seat was
ossrtiast week looking after work on
thsiiisht plants 10 Miami. He attend
cd services hsre at the Baptist church
aud. sssistsd In the choir music.
!.Nts. John, sibley OF visalia, Calf.
writes that she Is still very enthus.
iassic; In her sunday school work and
hsstlately been. sent as a Sunday
school delegate to landlord. Calf.
rwsliacs Kelly Of Independence has
rstutned 10. Ms, home after n visit 70
tho young folks In Jas. Godmnn's
hoihh. His blister. Miss Annie remain
editor a.lonser stay.
pouslasa' Isaac celebrated his 18th
birthday nilast Sunday the 23rd. lie
Ia the only child OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. J.
IsaAes.- oit ,dIs,p. ti, %
The many friends of Mrs. Jewell
oreen msa mhsiAnhie Noohoh o.
Miami and, glad to hear that abe and
husband have a very paying little
business place of their own. Mr..
Green built the store himself and
tbsy, have q kind of n cafe and are
doing well. b
Mrs, WIN Coleman conducted the
services for. women sunday at the
Presbyterian church. The meeting
was. held at 8 p. m.
Little Miss Elizabeth Guthrie was
s. years old on the goth OF this
mqhth- Her little friends who are her
n{ikhhors also, and whose names are
Catherine and Francis Fisher. Dor
othy- Bug and, Eunice Roger visit
ed her on that occasion and each
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
1GRAND PASS!

'fNA ffFf FhsAh<h-SD Ishb1s .t4As tA
W. J.. Smith was i~transacting bush
ness I'm Malta Bend Tuesday.
: JMrs.4D. T. Moreland was in Mar
shall Monday.
Stonewall Humphreys was the
guest Tuesday of his brother. George
Humphreys and family in Malta
Bend.
Mrs, +. c. McReynolds and daugh-
ter. Mrs. sewall Burruss were shop
pinb In Marshall Tuesday. 81
, Harry sByars returned Tuesday
nom a business trip to Jefferson
City. 49,
aaMts. OH. Mcclure was In Mar
shall Wednesday.
ssMrs.i Ed. Pauling OF Blackburn
was the guest OF Mrs, NJ. j. Edwards
on Thursday.
) Miss Martha schaeffer OF Malta
Bends visited Miss Bertha Piattner
thu. week.
Mrs. Charlie Mack and daughter,
Mrs Lawson ByarS returned wednes-
DAY from . visitst thu formers mo
Their in the northeastern part OF the
NJ. c<pn' OF Lamar has decided 70
locate Mre and will move a. soor
- he can get q place.
The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-02
TWO SUSPECTS
ARE LOCKED Up
Captain Mcmahon Wants to Find
Out Something About Halt
Brothers Who Have Aliases.

When Captain of Detectives McMa-
hon learned yesterday that two men,
one of them with a long string of
aliases and a second living with We
man whom ne claimed as his wife.
we're in Richmond he at once directed
their arrest. They were located oy
Detective Sergeant Bolton and Detec-
tive Gentry at 1914 North Ninth Street
and were taken to the First Police
Station, where the charge OF being
suspicious characters was lodse1
against them.
Only vague replies were given 10
,;uesuons by Captain Mcmahon Jus
how long they have been in Rlchmoha
the officer was unable to ind OUT, Out
sufficient information was obtained Dy
him which will lead TO inquiries con-
corning their identity in various citles-
The two prisoners were at nrst sup
posed to be brothers, but they de-
clared they were half-brothe-s. They
persisted in declining to give any defi-
mite information, but Captain McMa-
non is confident that il will no. be long
before he has them Identified. As far
as could be learned. there IS no
charge in Richmond against either.
According to the detective captain
the Youngest of the two. John +. Pen
nington. is known in Baltimore, Nd
as Clarence Edgar Wheeler; in Nor
f9.E. Va. as Luther White, and in
Washington, D. c., as Clarence Mat
tInpIy. bennington would not reply
when asked why he had used so many
different names. The other man, sew
eraI years older, is said TO be known
in GAINESVILLE. W. Va, as Charles Pen
nington, and in St Mary's, Nd, as
Charles johnson. He has been hVlnS
here with a woman he claimed as ms
wife, and two children.
Il am not Just certain who these
people are" Captain McMahOT sat1
but l am confident that persons who
use so many names are not wanted N
Richmond. and unless they can give a
clear record they will not he per
rnitted TO remain here. / am making
every effort to find out something
about them