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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-16
Gealrn ioropp5aI5
Commonwealth of virginia,


Commonwealth of Virginia,
superintendent OF Public Printing.
SEALED PiiGPoS;Ai.s FOR FOR PRRlNHSr!ii,Nc;
FiETEE huNDRED COPIES or
Ti:ENTu VOLUME OF VIRc;TNTTA
Will be received at this Office up to 10 NJ.
MONDAY, DECEMBER %, 1913
AZ the same time and place bids will
hc received for BINDING. WRAPPING
AND LABELLING FIFTEEN HUNDREDD
COMES of the above- mentioned books.
Printed schedules. on which ali bids
will be required 10 be made. Will be
furnished on application.
Each bid must lie inClOscd in sealed
envelope addressed to the Supcrintcn-
don't OF public Printing, and market
Contractors Will be required to make
daily shipments OF carcfully-rcad proof,
weekly shipment OF five copies Of each
si,NteGn page form worried. and to Cur
nish BOND. With approved security for
The faithful performance of contract
The right is reserved TO reject any
or all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION or PUB
lie roads-The Road Commission OF
Halifax township. Halifax Comfy
viii receive bids for the construction
OF twenty -fve To thirty miles OF
public roads of that township. the
roads to be properly graded and
'''4~' .'A''' s'NAi IsA'''l WIN = IGNtl or
sand clay, according TO which is most
accessible TO particular roads.
All tho work to be douo under
the direction or. ana according TO
specifications furnished by, -----
Hughes ROAD Engineer. Weldon
y. G.
Bids VIII be opened mt Halifax
y. G., on December Do 1913 the
commission rescrvinG the right to
reject any OF all bids
Address all bids To Fletcher H.
Gregory, Secretary, Halifax, ~ c.
This December g, 1918
T. Q. VAUGHN,
Chairman Road Commission
once OF the State Highway Commits
sioncr
Richmond. Va. December IL. 1919.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED An TIE
Office of the clerk Of Eenrico Coun-
~, at Richmond. Va, until IL o'clock
NJ. Tuesday. January g. 1914 for
the construction OF - miles OF
inacadam road between the BROAD
street Road and Dumbarton. In Hen
rico County. Virginia.
Plans and specifications on file ut
the clerks Office and at this Office
Certified check for $3.50 to accom-
pany each bid
Specifications furnished on appli.
cation to the undersigned.
Right is reserved 90 reject any or
GEO. r. COLEMAN.
State Highway Commissioner.
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WANTED-iT YOU Want POsITioN
as fireman. brakeman, electric motor
man. conductor. colored train or
sleeping car porter hrst-cIass E99r-
folk Baltimore roaGs, sos to $lS5
month, steady work. experience un-
necessary, no strike. !nciose stamp,
name position. passes and uniforms
furnished when n"cessary: ADDRESS
RAILWAY INST. Dept II. Indian
apolis. Ind.
WANTED. RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Examinations everywhere frequent
~ Sample questions fire.. Fl.ANk-
LIN INSTITUTE. Dep,. 400 III.
Rochester. y. y
WANTED. MEN TO LEARN BARBER
positions for competent graduates
catalogue RICHMOND BARBER
COLLEGE, Richmond, Va
WANTED. SODA WATER CLERK
none but good dispenser, good
salary THE BELLAMi PHARMACY,
Hampton. Va,
WANTED YOUNG Man or coon
y tS5f.e9 old Pa fx oH So c,5y Two
WANTED, PROFITABLE EMPLOY
mcnt for two weh-drcss.cd. - halle
young men. Call on WITHHELD 4 T..
vitginian onlce, 10 \ N Tuesday.
WANTED. CHAUFFEUR WHITE
nam for Pierce Arrow car Must
have yery best reference. apply T.
II GCNST. Tenth ana Cary streets
WANTED by JANUARY |. YOUNG
iuau as assistant bookkeeper Must
write 4 good hand and be accurate
state experience and give references
Address 500, care Times Dispa tch.
WANTED. MACuNiST FOR FINE
work at bench. lathe and shapev.
STEADY employment. Il 100 care
Times Di patch.
THIRTY FIVE LABQREEs, At oNCn
Tor construction work also good
!sac,IIfILLurTiE:iRGs LABOR nUREAu.
10 North Ninth street.
r " ' for structural IRON WORK;
out-of-town job; eight hours work
Good wages fare paid ooth was
Write f.. l.. RILEY. oxford, 9
CONNECTICUT BARBER SHOP 10
waiting: ave BARRIERS, shave, 10 cents.
30S North Seventh street.
WANTED BARBER SHORT HOURS
and good pay. SEITH'S 1908 East
ian.
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l2raI GStats lIlantrn

sary blanks
LIST YOUR FARMS AND CITY PROP
crty with us. WEI NJ MILLER d
90 NO
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: ALSO
light housekeeping rooms. 80 North
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=,..uutsnn1 e4,dnttn, Iciualc

WASTED. DY YOUNG SOUTHERN
woman OF culture and refinement. 20.
sition as college secretary refer
ences. j. fS9, care Times Dispatch.
BY AN UNDERGRADUATE NURSE
the care of an invalid: good refer
ences, COL North Eighth Street,
Richmond. Va.
WOULD LIKE TO SECURE POSITION
as companion with some lady. Adj
dress NJ HOOPER. Littleton. y. g.
DRESSAiAl[ER WISHES SEWING IN
families At $1.50 per day. satisfac-
zion. aOS Enst I.nil.h
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BY virtue OF decree OF tn. Rich
mTond ch3ncery Court. in the suit OF
Nary's Bcncdictine Institute. entered
on November 20 1919. we Will sell. at
public auction, on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1913,
~ O'Clock p. Nj,
the real estate described IN the said de-
cree, as follows:
with the improvements then con. front
ing on tho west line of Fourth street,
between Clay and Leigh Streets in tho
on said west line Of Fourth street, at
point l3s feet ! inches north of the
ninG thence northwardly and fronting
ON said west line OF Fourth street ono
hundred and thirteen Gt3) feet six co
inches. and running thence at right
hundred and thirty 900 feet. thence
s95uthwesrdiy AZ right angles eighty
at right angles oastwardly seventy
seven tI1) feet. thence at right angles
southwardiy TWENTY-FIVE t25l feet.
thence at right angles castwardiy fifty
ming.
Tho improvements, which cover near
~ the entire lot. consist OF a magnif-
large and twenty small rooms. all heat
ed by steam heating. II also contains
kitchens, bakery, baths, etc. and is in
good condition.
The property is admirably adapted
20 hospital. school or institutional pur-
poses. without rcnodeli"g, owing To the
plan of construction. as we'll as It's ad
mirablc central location.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase
money in cash. and the balance of tho
purchase money In equal instruments,
payable at six and twelve months after
date. with interest from date Of sale,
or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser.
IcR11'H SITTER DINO.
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prIp lNanteh, 97alr

WANTED. EXPERIENCEp MEN TO
SOLICIT SUBSCRIPTIONS. Call.
AT CIRCULAIloN JEPAitTME-NI /.
TIMES DESPATCH.
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BY j. a. Connolly e Co..
Real Estate Agents.
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FRITZ SITTERDING.
JOHN II. LEN EMAN,
JOHN ANNlEiN.
Special Commissioners.

certify that tho bond required by
the above decree OF the Special Com
missioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
December, 1918.
Tcstc:
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TWO LARCD FRONT ROOMS. FUR
nishcd Tor housekeeping. l0i West
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Guarn lL!allftn

WANTS NICE ROOM
10 himself and board at about
twenty -one dollars q month Address
III, care Times dispatch.
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Pursuant to an order OF tho District
Court Of the United states for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
on the 10th dag of December, 1913, in
the matter of Arthur y. Sprenklc. bank
rupt, the undersigned VIII offer for
sale Mt public auction, on the respec-
tive nrorniSeS
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79oaroinG

Roads Ideal place to spend Christ.
mas Country, S,eashore ana modern
SoM,Vch!ehces. flrst-c!ass virginia
Richmond MISSES TABB, BouIe-
ward Inn. Hampton. Va.
TIE CHALFONTE DINING ROOM.
~ East Grace. is now open First
class Virginia cooking. Breakfast
TO .: dinner 1880 10 3. supper. i
10 s. Mrs. ". T. POAT. Pro
FIlRssT-cLAss APARTMENTS. vAPoR
cuisine furnished to permanent and
{ iVlr IL b 6T q g. MRS HORACE
equipped house. geo East Franklin
Street Toble boarders a speciality
WANTED. NSIENT. PERMANENT
ana table bosrders; also private din
parties and dances. 20 West Frank
WANTED. BOARDERS FOR a LARGE.
well furnished, heated room; first
sired MISS BARGAMlN. 1905 West
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
[F d1tlre 9r'V&i w., famiy, with hoard
mond College. ID -, care Times
WHEN YOU COME TO RICHMOND
stop ut loe2 East Clay, Street. where
zoe Meals served in old Virginia
LARGE AND SINGLE FRONT ROOMS.
with board. <0i East Gree
FIRST CLASS BOARD. SECOND
noor front, and other rooms. PIG
ne Chesterfield
BoAHDERS FOR NICELY FUR
nished vapor-heatod rooms; excel
lent meals. los East Grace
DOUBLE AND SINGLE SECOND
hoor front rooms, newly papercd and
hoard; excellent central location. sos
East Grace street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board reasonable in private family
on 1000 block West Grace Street
with all home comforts. ID 23S. care
Timea- Dispatch.
kfal GGlate jior Eent
40. ACRES. lo-RooM HOUSE. ADJoIN-
ing city. three squares from car limo,
~ ACRES. 5-RooM HOUSE. 4 MILES
from city, 50 month Firewood free.
wM NJ. MILLER & co. INC, 1l5
North Eighth street.
SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. I'll
and 5l3 West Broad Street, 1900
square feet space. Idea! for manu-
FOR RENT, SMALL SUBURBAN
home. with two-acrc lot. on Ashland
car line. ~ Yellow Tavern: 100 yards
from station. Apply G. WERNER,
2el5 Stuart Avenue. Telephone
Madison 509i.
NEW MODERN EIGHT-ROO HOUSE
torrent. parties leaving city; Will sac
rihcc on rent II taken at once; hot
water heat; gas and electric light
hardwood floors. 2322 stuart Avenue
BUSINESS QpportunirY
WANTED. TO BORROW $1,000. FIRST
mortgage. on half of block in West
End valued ut $1,000 for one or two
years at per cent. Address c S21,
care Times Dispatch.
PARTY WISHES TO INVEST $500 TO
$4,000, with services. in established
business Address q 500. care Times
Dispatch.
ROOMS l1lanten
SINGLE MAN WANTS NICE ROOM
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32otifcS

WAITED TIE PUBLIC TO KHow
East Main Strset buy. sell exchange
TEST STYLES Ola gold and
silver always taken Ia exchange.
SPECIAL MEAI.S-DEER STEAKs.
chops. rabbits, chickons. turkeys and
everything good 10 eat; all wild game
In season II serves the best OF
S.,Xc:rytninE, at popular prlces Try US.
TIE NEW YORK kESTA IRA ut
900 Nast Main Sl,net
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Suction 5ale5, future aDaps

BY Edward s, Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers
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DENTISTRY.
ROLLER SKATES.

JUST WHAT THE CHILDREN WANT;
bali-bearine roller skates only 81. %
pair. HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES, 1872 East Main.
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WM. NJ. MILLER e co, INC, lI5
North Eighth street
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Bu6inf55 Rpportunlry

WANTED. TO BORROW $1,000. FIRST
mortgage, on half of block in West
End. valued ut $4,000 for one or two
years at per cent. Address g S2I.
care Times Dispatch.
PARTY WISHES TO INVEST $500 TO
$4,000. with services. in established
business Address q 500. care Times
Dispatch.
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Shoes SHOES! SHOES!

SAMPLE SHOE STORE. e2a East BROAD
cheap. Mems. women's and chIldren's
shoes retaiicd at Wholesale prices
Geo. a low DEN. G. EDWIN BOW
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| hereby certify that tho bond re
CURED OF the special commissioners in
the foregoing order has beru duly OK
ecutcd this 18TH day OF December. 1913.
JOSEPH t. BRADY. Clerk
by l. Il. Powers Deputy Clerk.
R1CHESON & CRUTCHFIELD,
and
SUTTON & co. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers
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BANKRUPT SALE

HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
LOCATED IN THE GROWING
WEST END.
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Q5i5ftilane0uS

A?lSttilaleUUS
SHOES! stloEs! sHoEsI
s23 EAST BROAD, NEAR CITY HALL.
sAMiP9iGE sHoE" SSTl-tG5RE G Good l9 s69e :
chcaD Cor the whole family
MAS ARTICLES.
DON'T FORGET. WHEN DOING YOUR
Christmas shopping, to call on us.
"" have articles suitable for every
member OF the family. HARDWARE IL
DISTRIBUTING STORES. I122 East
Main Street
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE,
RALsToN HEALTH SHOES. MADE on
foot-molded lasts. All feathers for
all wcathers. GEO L. SiIt-NIAN
sells them. 63i East Broad. Ralston
Doot shop.
GREAT REDUcTioN * PRICES FOR
painting and decorating. J W
SMiTHERS d. Co, 221 East Main
PRINTING.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS $3.50. WE
COMPANY. Specialists" Cos East
BICYCLES
EMBLEM., EAGLE, DAYTON, CRIES
cent and crient BICYCLES. Also sun
GENTRY, sos West Broad. Monroe
HAfAs ARTICLES.
SPECIAL sl25 RAYo LAMPS. FOR
q short time only. DO not miss this
chance HARDWARE DISTRIBUTING
STORES, Zee East Main
THE TALL; Is HERE CALI on r.
= GARDNER. painter ana decorator.
iOor and wall work specialtv'
Prices right and AGEt-class work
ruaranteed. 43i Veg: Maip. Phone
Madison G561.
DENTISTRY.
WIZ LET YOUR. TEETH DECAY,
cents up. All work at most reason
able prices Examinations free
Hours: =. y. 10 Il. NJ MODERN
DENTAL PAitLORS. sill East Broad
SPECIAL. MONDAY GLOVE CLEAN
ing-Short gloves. &c; long gloves
Zoe. This work not called for or de-
livered Gloves sent with other work
At all times viii be cleaned NJ these
prices : y 7 % y AL. CLEANING;
WORKS. 1905 IL West Main. Aladl-
son 1891.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
TWIN LAKES

Oct. Miss Mary Schippritt spent
last Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Harmonick at Culdrum..
1t is reported that Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
Vail left for Iowa last week.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schippritt and
daughter, Mary, and son, Frank, Simon
Stack, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stolt,nan,
Vince Olek, v. E. Cimenski, Franz;
Deering, Edwin Larson, Joe PiehowsHi
and brother, Leo, Mrs. Joe Dolrcssff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vine Douroff and Mrs.
Mike Ringwelski were in Little Falls on
business Saturday.
It is reported that Peter Douroff is
employed on Earn brothers thr.sshil:S
machine this week.
Walter and Paul Deering return ID
from Moorhead Sunday where they
were employed for some time.
Mike and John Cimenski Of Pike
Creek were lake callers Sunday Alter
noon.
Herman Stoltman returned from
Moorhead Monday where he was en-
p!oyed for some time.
John Schippritt is busy building a
dance hall for the wedding Of his
daughter, Mary, and Simon Stack. The
wedding will be on Oct. Il.
= Miss Annie Schippritt, who was en-
ployed by Mrs. Joe Harmonick at Cul-
drum, is home for the wedding. r
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
LET CONTRACT FOR RAILING

At . short meeting of the city coun-
Gil Thursday evening of last week bids
were opened for the construction of a
railing on the south side of the west
approach Of the Broadway bridge.
Only Two bids were received, the bid
81 ". H. Ryan for 1925 and the Lit
tie Falls Iron Works for $3.50. Both
bidders required about the same length
OF ti9oa to complete the job and the bid
Of y. H. Ryan was accepted, his being
the lower by 25 cents. The successful
bidder will also be given the contract
for tie railing on the north side. 1 =
The council also decided to advertise
for bids for a steel approach to the
Broadway bridge, according to the bid
der's specifications. This was decided
upon The request Of VIM. O'Shea, con-
trac
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
COWS RESEMBLE BANKS

Red Wing Free Press: j. A. Walker,
who is one of. the founders of the
National Dairy Show, says there is a
great similarity between the dairy
COW and the banking business. Interest
counts up nights and Sunday in. the
bark, said Mr.. Walker, as much as
during working hours, so that the
bankers income is not governed by
the number of hours the banks doors
are open. So it is with we'll conduct
ed dairy. The old cows organism for
the production Of milk and butter-fat is
always working, and she gives us the
cash returns twice day All we need
is Intelligence in breeding and feed
ing. and you raise the standard Of
your money maker, in the same ratio
as a small private banking institution
in a small town is to a First National
bank in. larger city J 49,.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
WILL petition FOR new RULING
TO ASK RULING ALLowINa MEM.
EEsH1P IN n. w. a. AND IN
sURaE.NT ORDER

Local boosters for the proposed new
order, the "MinnesOta Plainsmen,'
met at the Maurin hall Friday evening
t, discuss plans for >furthering the
work, and to hear John tSundean, in:
surgent leader, as to proposed new
move which has been found necessary
since the governor g announcement that
there will be no special session of tn
Legislature.
Under a ruling on the Emancipation
blk, members who join the proposed
order, the Minnesota Plainsmen, must
withdraw from the parent order, the
M. W. A. The sentiment of those
present seemed to be that one can be
long to both orders. The law which re-
quires this carries with it no penalties
for violation, hence there can be nc
harm in putting the law to the test
according to Mr.. Sunbeam, Insurgent
the meeting and was unanimously
adopted. The resolution was as fol
lows:
ton oil is considered by nearly ali
lawyers to be so drawn that it IS no,
necessary for members who join the
state oruer actually to quit the M. w
Oh a., and
Whereas doubt and fear exist in q
large measure on account of rulings
thau nave been made and published by
stats departments and on account OF
thus. 77ar a large proportion of the
mem. Els who 1avor the state order
want 20 remain in the NJ. w. Of A..
nntiI lney see chat the state order will
not oe 1eopardized by rulings OF the
STATE departments or the courts, and
whereas the city OF Little Fails Is
vastly interested in the formation OF
the SITE Oruer, and
Nu5reas there Is no harm to anyone
by vGs construction Of the law so tina
nemuzrs, II they IKE, belong to both
Ordt-a, but
Wncreas there would be great preJ-
udlcc 20 the city OF Little Falls, and
great prejudice to the Woodmen OF
Minnesota in case it is held that mem
bcrs 1cust quit the M. w. A. when they
join tue state order, therefore be it
Resolved that a committee OF the
Little Falls Commercial club be in.
structeu to VISIT the state officials to
secure from them a ruling to the effect
that LENDERS may belong to both or.
ders, and be it further resolved that it
is the sense Of this mass meeting of
citi&e1s Of Little Falls that this city is
not boand by any agreements or under
stapGl-ys made between the state de-
rartt2 ants and others interested in
forrruv the state society,"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
LITTLE FAILS HIGH DEFEATED
BRRI1EERD WINS ~ SCORE OIL
q 6wouLDN' / LET CLARK
PLAY

:
The local high school football team
met with a run of hard luck Saturday
in the game with Brainerd, which re-
suited in their defeat by a score Of Is
to 6. (5.-ss 81
Before the game had started the
Brainerd team objected to Howard
Clark playing with the team, they hold
ing that he was la postgraduate. The
ur-river boys were shown that he was
taking up no less than four studies in
the local high, but were nevertheless
firm in their protest. He &c s.
I When the game finally started the
lineup of the local team had to be
changed, which materially weakened
the team. Belanger suffered a 'sprained
ankle in the first half and was forced
to retire from the game.
The only points scored by the local
team were on q touchdown which they
were credited with after having gained
the same three times.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
W.T. RUN .TONSORIAL PARI.ORs
IN ROYALTON

HI. Lakin, who for several years has
cond1:ted barber shop on Broadway
east ia partnership with VIM. Clute,
has disposed Of his interests in the
place % his partner and has gone to
koyai-on to conduct barber shop
which he purchased from w. L. Nc
Go1l&19e. who is the new postmaster at
EoEa1-on. Mr. Lakin expects to take
his family to Royalton in the near
future. During Mr.. Lakin s connection
With me local barber shop it enjoyed a
n'ce patronage, and the wishes of his
friends are for his success in the new
felj
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-10-10
FIND SULLIVAN NOT GUILTY
JrRY OUT FIFTEEN HOURS E, 1 AND II,
I RETURN#I ERDIcT IN FAVOR
OFJDEFENDANTE

After being out all Of Thursday night
the jury in the case Of the state Of Min
nesota VS.. James Sullivan of Randall at
about 10 O'Clock Friday morning
brought in verdict Of not guilty.
Sullivan was charged with having
carnally known and abused Annie
Mueller Of Randall, now deceased, on
July 8, 1912. The testimony Of the de-
feEdant and the state was decidedly
different in several instances, the de-
fcDdant claiming that on the dates
named he was in Montana, while a
witness for the state testified that the
defendant and the girl had been seen
toge ther in Randall at that time.
The state presented its arguments to
the jury Thursday afternoon and adj
journment was taken to after supper,
when the defense made its plea.