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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

teur champion, to-day won the nine
teenth annual open golf championship
of the United States, with surprising
ease at the BrookIine Country Club.
His medal play total for rs holes was
- to II for Harry Vardon, of Eng
land, and IS for Edward Ray, also of
England.
Vardon and Ray. when asked for a
statement on the outcome, said:
THE best man won. Ouimet is I'M
questionably the best all-around golf
er in America, and to be defeated by
such a one is not humiIiating."
It was thought possible that Oui-
met, who was raised on the edge of
the course, near the sixteenth tee,
might end or tie for second place, but
not even the most sanguine dared
whisper a lead Of five strokes for him
over the five times winner of the
British open, the best known player
in the world.
Going out there was nothing to
choose between them, all being SO to
the turn. Coming in, however, the
youthful American played a marvel
Gus game, fairly sweeping the two
English stars off their feet and win
ming in comparatively easy fashion.
Shows No Nervousness.
From the tenth hole, where Ouimet
gained a stroke on his two rivals, the
Continued on PAGE 3, Column 5.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

WASHINGTON. Sept. 90
State Department advices to day
from the Consul at SaltiiIo, Mex
;co, reported that among those
who arrived there after an over
land journey from Torreon was
E. L. RlaIock, of Waycross, Ga.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
AT HAVRE DE GRACE.

FIRST-Five and one half furlongs:
Gotelus 1l2 CBurlingame). I, SO, 40
won Ray O. Light 81 A. Wilson,, 80,
SIS, As; Preston Lynn l12 (Birne), IL,
4. 81. Time, 1907 20. Also ran; song
of Valley, Susan b. Mordecai, Hin
Stream and Trade Mark.
SECOND 5ig furlongs: Yankee No
tions IOs CKarrick). 2, a., 2-5, won.
Light O'MLife l22 GLASS, s. 2. 4-6,
second; Spring Board IFS CDavies). 1915,
6-5 IL. third. Time l:06. Also ran;
Billy Collins. Flying Yankee.
THIRD-mile and 70 yards: Working
Lad l0S (Byrne). SIS. 80. out, won;
Blue Thistle lO7 CMusgraveD. s. 2. AS,
second; Progressive 1872 tMcTaggart
ll-5, AS, Ia, third. Time 1:44 rs.
Also ran: John Reardon. Strenuous,
Col. Cook. Jawbone.
FOURTH-Mne and one sixteenth
Cock o'The Walk 1928 GLASS;, TO, IL,
out won Flying Fairy ll2 Davies)
tAmbroseJ, ~, even, rs, third. Time
l:46 S-5. Also ran: Hedge, Flamma
Barnegat
FIFTH-Mile and 70 yards. Mollie $,
1913 CSchuttingerl, 4, 30. 40, won; Col
onel Ashmeade, 1903 CWisonD, 1910, 3-5
1-S second; Mary Ann K, 96 81. Nc
TaggarD, 6. 2. even, third. Time, l.4s
rs Ny Fellow, Setback, Sir Denrah
Defy, Lad Of Langdon, Eaton, Horace (
and March Away also ran.
SIXTH-F1ve furlonRs: Ashcan. l04
(AlthOuse). so, %. II, won; Nalkyrie, lO4
fAmbrose). s, 3, SIS. second: Miss Cav
third, Time, 1.0l 40. Prince Chiffon
Canton, J. }. Lille, Unfurl, Fireside
Ben Ounce. Recession, Duke Hal, APP
plauder and Maid Mohawk also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20

injured here this afternoon when
two boiler explosions in the Deer
ing plant of the international Har-
Vester Company caused 15ofoot
chimney to collapse.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Ws-
count Chinda, Japanese Ambas-
sador, to- day called on Secretary
Bryan for the third time within q
week. It is understood the Am
bassador requested Bryan to eS-
pedte the delivery of the United
States reply to the third Japa-
nese note Of protest concerning
the California anti alien land law.
The American reply probably will
be transmitted to Toxic in few
days.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 90
Peace treaties with Panama and
Guatemala were signed by Secre-
tary Of State Bryan and Repre-
sentatiVes of the countries inter
ested to day.
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Entries on Page Three.
Tank Scrap Fatal to
Student, Is Abolished

LAFAYETTE, IND, Sept. 20.-By
unanimous vote the student body OF
Purdue University to-day decided
never TO have another tank scrap. -
The students agreed to abolish the
event. held annually for 20 years, be-
cause Of the death of Francis Oben-
chain, a sophomore, in last nights
scrap"
A. L. Obenchain, of Whitley, Ind.
father of the boy who was killed. to-
day said he would bring action against
the university managers.
]. G Sponge, another sophomore,
was in a critical condition to-day.
Physicions we're caring for 20 stu
dents.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
Truce Is Declared
In Choir Strike in
Vanderbilt Church

ASHEVILLE Sept. 2O.-A truce has
been declared in the strike of the
members of the choir Of All Souls
Church at Biltmore, supported by
Millionaire George w. Vanderbilt. a
fun chorus will participate in the
services tomorrow.
This is the only personally con
Quoted church in the United States.
Mr. Vanderbilt meeting personally all
expenses. while all collections and
subscriptions go to charity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

First game, Score: R.H.E.
Montreal. 600 900 100 2
Buffalo. 200 200 oos-4 o
Dale and Madden; Fuenwlder and Ls-
longe. Empires, Muliin and HaIliqan.
First game. Score: R,H,E.
Toronto. $40 900 OF - o
Rochester. g. 100 600 COS 9 q
Brown and Grahsmj Martin and VII
liams. Umptres, Finnsran and Hart.
First game. Score: R,H.E.
Jersey city. 900 oot OBJ 5 8
Mwark 10 o01 0ox-2 IL
Thompson and Blair; Curtis and HIa-
gins. umpldes, Nalln and Owens.
Baltimore Providence, rain.
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Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
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NEWS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-As
the result of court of inquiry,
Secretary of the Navy Daniels to-
day ordered a court martial of
Captain Harry Field and Lieu
tenant Benjamin J. BarthaIow,
because Of their esponsibility for
the grounding Of the battleship
Louisiana on August 20 off Vera
Cruz, Mexico. The court marital
probably will take place on one OF
the ships in Mexican waters.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Sept. 2o.-cy-
rus j. DoIph, postmaster at KaIe-
va, Mich, walked into the Toledo
postoffice to day and said he had
stolen all of the funds of the Kale-
va postoffice, and asked that he be
arrested. He was locked up, and
later a telegram was received
from postoffice inspectors at Chi
cago saying Doiph was wanted for
embezzlenent.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20.-"The
people, especially the suffragettes,
are getting unnecessarily alarmed
about Mrs. Pankhurst," said Com
missioner General of immigration
Can7inetti to-day. Mrs. Pank-
hurst is to be given fair play"
CHICAGO. Sept. 2o.-One man
was killed and six probably fatally
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
EX-CADD|E
WIN NER
Of TITLE

BROOKLINE, MASS, Sept. 20
Francis Ouimet, aged 20, former cad
die ard present Massachusetts anna
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-20
AT MONTREAL

10 Could. g. 6-5, 3-5, won; Stickpin
ia CBedelD. I. 90. 7-5; Batwa Ill
tWiuis). IS, 5, 3. Time, III 10. Also
ran: Toddling Fatherola, Chemulpo,
Jim L. and Lily Paxton. Scratched:
The Busybody
SECOND -5R furlongs: Tom Holland
Ill (KnighD. 3. 40, out. won; Black
Chief l04 alley. even. out, second; ,
George Karme "a (Phillips), S 3, ecen,
third Time 1:1O 2-5. Also ran: Red
River. Glipian, Union Jack, Miss Joe,
Scarlet Pimpernel
THIRD-51s furlongs: Mamma john
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
No Cheaper Beef for
At Least Four Years,
Stock Expert Says
Price Regulated by Supply and
Demand, and Supply Will
Continue Short"

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1S.-"It will be
four years, at least, before the price of
beef Declines
This statement was made by A. c..
Leonard. president of the Union Stock
Yards of Chicago, who arrived here
from Phoenix, Ariz., with a party Of
Chicago men who have been attending
the National Live Stock associations
annual convention there.
THE price of beef is subject to the
law of supply and demand" said Mr.
Leonard. THE population has increased
more rapidly, in proportion, than the
production of beef
However, the fact that beef brings
such good prices is an invitation to
people who are in position to raise
cattle to do so. Undoubtedly within
four years time beef will be more plen-
tiful than now and, therefore, cheaper"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
CONVICTED SALOONIST,
A FORMER CHURCHMAN,
FIGHTS TERM IN PRISON

COLUMBUS, GA, Jan. IS. A.
Brooks, the near-beer dealer who was
sentenced yesterday to serve one year
in the changing on charge of main
tanning disorderly house, has, through
his attorneys. made motion for new
trial, and February has been named
as the day upon which argument would
be heard. In the meantime Brooks has
been released under a supersedeas bond
of $500, the heaviest bond that ever
has been assessed in Muscogee county
on such a charge.
At the October term of the city court
in 1912, P. W. Echols was convicted on
a like charge in connection with oper-
ating the same house, and was sent to
the changing. without the alternative
of paying a fine, and now Brooks. for
whom EchOls claimed to be agent, has
been given the same punishment.
Brooks, a few years ago, was con-
sidered one of the foremost young
churchmen in the city. being a promi-
nent Sunday school worker. When he
started on the downward road, his first
wife secured a divorce and he married
again
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
81 POSTAL CLERKS
AND CARRIERS GET
INCREASE IN PAY

The new year has started pleasantly
for - clerks and carriers in the At
lanta postoffice, bringing a promotion
and an increase in salary to them.
Twelve of the number, seven mail
clerks and five mail carriers, will get
81, 200 instead of their old figure, $l,1O0.
The increase is granted because of SER
vices we'll and faithfully performed.
Fifteen of the number. nine clerks
and six carriers, were promoted 10 sta
lions commanding a 500 increase in
salary, not primarily as reward OF
merit but through the automatic pro
motion for which the civil service pro-
vides for the government EMPLOYEES
who have been in service a certain
length of time.
The authority to make the promo
lions came to Postmaster Mckee from
the department at Washington. He
recommended the promotions January
/ and received approval of the recon-
mendations today.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
John Shannon Whipped Near
Tilton by Band of Two-SCore
Masked Men.
IMPROPER CONDUCT IN HIS
OWN HOUSEHOLD ALLEGED
Warnings Given to Others in
That Section and in the
County of Murray.

DALTON, GA, Jan. 1S.-Ne&s which
has reached here from Tilton, in the
southern part of Whitfield county, is to
the effect that band of night riders
operated in the southern part of this and
Murray counties one night this week
1t is said that the band went to the
home of John Shannon and whipped him,
later visiting a number of others and
warning them to mend their ways of liv-
ing.
1t is alleged that the band gave as the
reason for whipping Shannon that he had
not conducted himself becomlngly in his
household
According to the information obtain
able, the band was made up of about
two score masked men.
Because the men were masked, their
identity is unknown. They went about
their selfimposed task deliberately
The lash was applied vigorously to Shan
non. who was dragged from his house
when he answered the knock on the door
by the leader of the night riders. Shan
non. it is said, has acted in a manner
dispIeasing to men of the neighborhood,
who took II upon themselves to punish
him
TiIton is just over the Murray county
line, in Whitfield county in the Oostan-
aula river valley. This is one of the best
farming sections in the two counties,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
AUGUSTA COUNCIL
REDUCES BASIS OF
TAX ASSESSMENTS

AUGUSTA. GA, Jan lS.-The
finance committee Of city council has
fixed the basis of assessment in Au-
gusta at 1928 per cent for 1913, as
compared with so per cent for the past
Quarter Of a century. The reason Tor
the reduction is the adoption OF the
Somers system Of real estate assess
ments.
Under the old system, Augusta prop
ortv IVA. assessed for $25,00O,00 and
the basis was 80 per cent, while now
the total assessment is $35,000,OOO and
the basis greatly reduced.
For year there have been many pieces
of property that have been overtaxed'
whereas others escaped by paying much
smaller sums than they should have.
The idea of the Somers system is to
eoualize assessments, and it seem TO
have accomplished this end in Augusta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
MOVIES GAIN IN
PASTORS FAVOR
Another Church to Inaugurate
Illustrated Religious Talks.
Pulpit Announcements.

Motion pictures and stereopticon
views are fast gaining popularity in
Atlanta churches. Another church has
begun to show pictures Sunday nights,
preceding sermons This is the Harris
Street Presbyterian, which follows the
lead of the Wesley Memorial with its
movies The services start at $50
p m at each church. The subject for
Wesley Memorial is Ruth, the Ideal
of Southern Womanhood." A special
song service rendered by the choir goes
with the pictures
The usual morning and evening mu
steal programs will be rendered at St
Mark and the First Methodist.
Rev. r. r. Fakes, brother of Pastor
G. Mac Fakes. of st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal. will preach at both morning
and evening sessions of this church. DR..
Fakes is assistant editor of The Wes-
leyan Christian Advocate. Sunday
school will be at $50, Epworth league
at $50 and the Junior league at 8
o'clock.
The new Park Street Methodist
church, Park and Lee streets, West
End was the scene last night or
novel entertainment in the nature of
a housewarming, With a free concert
rendered by the church choir and a
50-cent turkey dinner provided by the
women's committee. Among those who
assisted in the choir were Raymond
Chatfeld piano soloist; Mrs Sadie
Chambers reader; Miss Louise Buch
anan. soprano soloist; Mrs. w. 7. Da
Wis. reader; Mrs. Edward Rudolph
Wood. tenor soloist. and Miss Mary 10
Merritt, reader
The Baraca union will hold its month
ly meeting at the lnman Park Presby-
terrain church Tuesday night at 8
O'Clock Dr. S. r. Belk viii address the
meeting on The Strategic in Opportu-
nifty There will be no admission
charge. Plans for the annual banquet
in February are to be decided upon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
LIST OF DROWNED IN
STEAMSHIP WRECK is
LIKELY TO REACH 80

OPORTO, PORTUGAL, Jan. lS.-
The death list in the wrecking of the
Lamport & Holt steamer Neronese,
which was driven ashore seven miles
north of here Thursday in gale, likely
will go to 80, according TO word re-
ceived from the scene today The ship
was half submerged at the time the
message was sent and was on the point
of going to pieces. Twenty -four per-
sons were dashed to the rigging, but
the life savers were unable to reach
them. Fifty others among them a
number Of seamen, were missing.
The sea was so high that the small
boats could not live in it. Fifteen
bodies some of them bodies of children,
were washed ashore during the night.
In addition to her 1879 passengers, the
Veronese carried crew Of 50.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
CAPTAIN OF CARPATHIA
GIVEN HONOR CROSS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The Cross
of Honor was awarded today to Cap
tain Arthur II. Rostron, formerly COM
mander of the steamship Carpathia,
by the American Cross of Honor, in
recognition of his prompt response to a
call of distress at sea in rescuing the
ia ssengers OF the Titanic.
1t will be presented to him by James
Bryce. the British ambassador, on
March l. ON the same day the medal
awarded by congress to Captain Ros-
iron will be presented to him by Presi-
dent Taft
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
SURE ENOUGH COUNTS
rs OPINION OF JUDGE;
BEAT UP TWO WOMEN

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Louis. Count De-
Montmorency, and Charles, Count De-
Montmorency. are sure enough counts, in
the opinion "a Municipal Judge SABBATH.
The fact that they are in jail one
charged with beating and abandoning his
wife and the other accused of abducting
girl, is held by Judge SABBATH to be
conclusive proof of noble blood
Count Charles was accused OF inducing
Adela Chwabia, seventeen years old, to
live with him. He is said to have been
charmed with her appearance and $44
she possessed He was held to the grand
Jury.
Count Louis was surrendered by his
bondsmen.
"The actions of this count and his
brother toward women remove all posi-
BILE doubt as to whether they are real
counts. Those are the earmarks by which
count is recognized" said Judge Sa-
bath
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
ROME YOUTH TRAILS
DALTON GIRL ACROSS
COUNTRY; THEY WE'D

DALTON. GA, Jan. 1S.-Little Miss
Frances Kenner, aged fifteen years,
who, with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Kenner left here to make their
home in Fresno. Cal, several months
ago. recently were married there by j.
S. Harden, aged twenty years.
Mr. Harden was a former resident of
Rome and went to California after his
sweetheart. They married after he had
secured a position with a railroad in
California.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
ORDERS SUFFRAGISTS
10 HIKE" TO CAPITAL
OR PROVIDE FOR SUB

.r., PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS" Either
..,"e OF pay the expenses of a substi-
.u'7' This was the ultimatum issued
w Sorifaglsts along the Atlantic coast
.,,'es today by General" Rosalie Jones,
WV WV VIII lead the pilgrimage from New
9,a TO Washington next month.
parade plans definitely are
.,-. .'0'ated "A mandatory call to suffra-
','S along the line of march will be
nose who don't care to join in the
, .'.''e shall show their interest in the
,, .oSe by getting some one to take
.,,.. N,aeeS and paying all their ex-
" announced the general"
...',., IIauS Cochran and many other
a.. ny Suifragists in this city have
,,i.. 'o> agreed to pay the expenses Of
'''s TO make the hike.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
ALFONSO IS PLANNING
TO VISIT SOUTH AMERICA

MADRID, Jan. 1S.-Kine Alfonso has
taken a bold and unprecedented step in
the present political crisis. He invited
the Republican leaders TO come to the
palace and discuss social and political
versation with Senior Azcarate the king
expressed great satisfaction over the
efforts Of certain Republicans to estab-
lish closer relations between Spain and
Latin America, and remarked that he
was considering making a visit to the
American continent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
FLAYSPOL|CEFOR
BLUNDER IN RAID
Hotel Man to Make Complaint
Against Officers Who Broke
Into FamiIy'S Room.

Denouncing as an outrage the action
of the six plain clothes men in forcing
open the door to a room in the Hender-
son hotel, 43 10 Peachtree street. last
night, in which w. j. Ray. his wife and
five year-old son were sleeping. J. w.
Mcfarland, proprietor of the hotel, said
today that he would lodge a complaint
against the officers involved
1T is an outrage" said Mr. McFar-
land. IF the officers of this city are
going to continue these tactics, then
every hotel had just as well close up
and go out OF business. as none of our
guests would be safe from insult"
Mrs. Ray said that her husband had
left the hotel to attend to some bust
and that she did not know whether he
would lodge a complaint. She was
highly indignant
My husband and son were both
asleep when they knocked at the door
and demanded admittance," she said.
II told them to wait until dressed, and
they tried repeatedly to open the door.
When finally opened the door six men
rushed into the room and began 10 talk
in most insulting manner"
Mr.. and Mrs Ray have been living in
West End for some time but owing to
a long business trip Mr. Ray is contem
plating they decided to close their
home.
Both Mr.. Mcfarland and Mrs. RAY
yav the officers ,pars tnId tbo ., ,tr t,,,+
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
Anti,Reform Members Of Coun-
Gil in New Move to Defeat
Humphrey Measure.
CITIZENS, COMMITTEE
IS BITTERLY OPPOSED
Interest in New Budget May
Divert Attention of the Enc
mics of Revision.

Definite plans are we'll under way to-
d,v 70 block the passage of the Hum
rbrey resolution at the meeting of
council Monday by offering substi-
trte resolution signed by a majority OF
tes members of council. The substi-
t,-e resolution provides for charter
revision committee of councilmen only.
Certain members of council are OPP
nostd especially to committee with a
membership including private citizens
who favor real charter reforms, and
the nti-Woodward element declares
that the mayor shall not be given the
snpointment of the committee.
Rv resorting to the scheme of pre-
s.pting ar esolution signed by ma
iorltv Of members, the moral courage
for member to take an individual
stand is avoided The plan virtually
is caucus. 1t will forestall any de-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
ARE RESTORED
TO DENVER'S POLICEMEN

DENVER, COLO, Jan. 1S.-That the
order of Police Commissioner Creel for
bidding the use Of clubs by policemen
has been a fiat failure was given out by
Mayor Arnold as a reason for request
ing the fire and police board to restore
to patrolmen the clubs taken from them
last June. The fire and police board
acceded to the mayors request.
Chief of Police O'Neill says expe-
rience has shown that in cities crimi
mails and semi criminals herd together
in bands and gangs, which are hard to
control without some visible means to
overcome them.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
Committee Can't
Make Report Monday.

'On account Of the great amount Of
work required of the finance commit
tee of which l am a member, the no
lice committee will not be able to make
Its report to council Monday" he said
today
ADULTS have been made Of the books
OF every locker club in the city. II is
the aim of the committee to refuse per-
mits to all which are not legitimate
social clubs Some members of conn
ell favor refusing permits to all chbs
which were not in existence before the
passage OF the locker club law.
Pending the report of the police com
mittee, number of clubs are operat-
ing without permits, in open violation
Of the law.
The city's legal department has de
cided, however, to take no steps until
the committee makes It's report, for II
is expected that if any of the clubs
were closed now they would seek in
junction as others have done
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
ANOTHER HEIR TO CAR
is EXPECTED IN SPRING

PARIS. Jan. 1s.-According to in
formation from St. Petersburg today,
an interesting event is expected in the
Russian imperial family in the spring.
1t is said this accounts for the abb
sence of the czarina from the annual
Christmas festivities of the Cars Cos
sack guard,
If the new member Of the ia mily is a
boy he may, by autocratic decree, SUI
persede the present sickly czarevitch,
his elder brother
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-18
OFFICIAL FOR
STATE FUND SHORTAGE

FRANKFORT. ky, Jan. lS.-Fivc in
dictments charging embezzlement of
state funds have been returned against
Lee Hampton, former chief clerk in
the state insurance department These
indictments aggregate $3.50. but State
Inspector Goodpasters says there j., q
total discrepancy Of $2O0oo in the ac-
counts of the insurance department UNI
der the last administration