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AS the Legal Mind Saw It.

In a case heard at the Belfast Gre
land) summons court few days ago,
in which the complainant was named
Fortune, Sir Edward Newton Bardy
remarked to the defendant: eff you
stop annoying Mrs. Fortune, misfort-
une will not follow your footsteps.
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70 study Forsstry.

The University Of Washinston 49,
secured the use Of Two sections a.
Iand On the Snoqualmie national -
EFT IN connection with it, foeiGtz6
courses. 1859 3,
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turing the teething period.
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The rTopgrade' Shoe
The Ruling Passion,

-Fif3 As-..It ~ tIlI a II AZ e AZ
The Ruling Passion. I'D
The Amazon in days Of old displayed
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Butt none the less, ere fighting sheslFss
surveyed .ss3ifea III seYiigie
Her features in her shield!
The modern maid who also yearns to
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Some day, IL need arise,g her coun-
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Would she. not,i ere the battle, pause s
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unor CASH FOR YOUR
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MEAP LhNDO million fit. timber. well located.
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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24
PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON

UNITED STATES CAPITOL WASHINGTON,
~. o. Sealed proposals in duplicate for the
Iohowins fuel for the United States Capitol power
pant Tor The fiscal year ending June 90 1914 viii
b recsived At the once Of the superintendent o.
?, capitol Building and Ground until u O'Clock
noon. on the Dist day Of May. 1913. and at that
nour opened in the rrsssnce Of those bidder Who
eiect 70 Be present. viz: 5.oo toms more or les,
Of btuminous coal Bidders must specify name
a. coal and location Of mines from which obtained
An coal TO weigh 2so pounds to the ton and to
s oehfered on the siding IL the Capitol Power
Plant, situated In Garfield Park, washington D.
C., at srch times and in such auantities :, NAV
% ouerod By the undersigned. All coal will be
inspected and weighed by q government INSPECTOR
desienated BY the undersigned for which no charge
VIII be made to the contractor Each proposal
must Dc accompanied by q certified check for 500
payable To order Of the Superintendent U. g. Cap
itol Building and Grounds to be forfeited to the
United States upon refusal failure o the bidder
TO enter into any contract awarded within ten
DAYS after being required to do 30. Cheeks will
be Immediately returned to unsuccessful bidders.
and TO successful bidder upon execution OF con-
tract in accordance with these specifications and
ding Of bond for faithful performance Of the con-
cihons thereof. with satisfactory sureties AL coal
must b shipped in self-clesning hopper bottom
can. IL the contractor delivers coal in ears Of q
type other than that heretofore described. the su
perntsndsnt reserves the right under conditions
existing at that time TO charge against the CON
tractor the exeess cost Of handling the coal with
the present equipment at the ppver plant The
government will take all necessary steps for test
ing. technically and practically. all the Goals pro
posed. In event Of delivery Of contractor Of UNI
fuel. the undersigned may buy enal in
open market. and excess In cost over opntract
price will Be charged against the contractor. The
right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals.
Bids khould be Endorsed Proposals for Coal" and
sddressed to the Superintendent o. 8. Capitol
Building and Grounds. By order Of House 0hics
Building Commission. ELLIOTT WOODS, SUI
perintendent U. s. Capitol Building and Grounds.
my5,Ba
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WANT AID HOROSCOPE.
MAY Fl.

Persons with this bir.hdate are very
sensitive and often timid about expressing
an opinion. They should strive to over
come this timidity and become more as-
gressive.
They are inclined to be restless and want
to make changes often and are frequently
troubled with nervous spells, which It 10
difficult for them to conquer.
In nature they are exceedingly fond OF
the beautiful and have a brilliant magma
ton. Many noted poets were born under
this planet. as well as artists and imagin-
alive writer's.
These persons make good matrimonial
partners, being truly fond of home and
They should, however. seek
the calm nature of the Aquarius born,
January 20 to February -
This date favors all domestic relations.
servants, mattresses. and
nurse girls will be advantageously placed
through the Want AIRS.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia, holding Probate Court. No lssa. nd.
ministration This Is to give notice that the sub
scrioer, who was by the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia granted letters testsmentary on
the estate Of Daniel johnson. deceased. has with
tric. of Columbia holding a Probate Court ap-
pointed MONDAY. the ID day Of June. 1915. at
10 O'Clock q. m, as the time. and said court room
IS the pisce, for making payment end distribution
from said estate under the courts direction and
CONTROL when and where all creditors and per
sons entitled to distibutive shares legacies.
the residue parts thereof. are notified to at
tend. in person or by agent or attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the estate prop
erly vouched. Given under my hand this It'll day
Of May. ISIS. UNION TRUST COMPANY. By
GEORGE Z. FLEMING, Second Vice President
Attest tSeal.): JAMES TANNER, Register Of
Probate Court. mylo.E.A
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

IDRUGLESS Healing THAT CURES
by enforcing, restoring, the circulation
Of the blood and nervo-vital fluids Of the
body. by physical methods and mechanical
media, without drugs or surgical pro-
cedure. Its mastery control OF the cir
culation of the blood and nervo-vitai
fluids Of the body operates effectively as
cure for locomotor-ataxia, paralysis
Bright's disease, rheumatism, asthma, in
somnia, hardening of the arteries, arterio
sclerosis, vertigo, and the desperate all
ments of the digestive. circulation and
nervous systems, after all other remedies
have failed.
Booklet and consultation free Hours
10 a. m. TO S p. m; Sundays, II to l. lady
assistant. PROF. H. N. d. PARKER,
10e2 9th st. NV, WASH, d. c. See big ad
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Thousand Visitors Expected.

1t is predicted by members of the
Chamber of Commerce that there will
be more than Loco visitors to the twen-
ty-sixth convention of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen.
which convenes in this city June 2
Commissioner Cuno II. Rudolph and
President D. J. Callahan. OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce. will deliver addresses
of welcome.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
T. DOYLE AND S. EDWARD BEACH
ATTORNEYS

Of Columbia. holding q Probate court. Estate Of
Arabeila Dorsstt deceased. Application having been
made herein for probate Of the last will and tesla
nent OF krAbela Dorset deceased. and for letters
testamsntarJ her estate by Charles A. Dorset,
1t Is ordered this 18th day Of May. A. D., 1913 that
William R. Dorsett and all other persons concerned
appear in said court on FRIDAY. June 2. A. D..
lg3. at 10 O'Clock 4 m, to show cause why such
application should not be granted Let notice hereof
be published IN The Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Herald once in each Of three sue
csssire weeks before the return day herein men
toned, the first publication to be not less than
thirty days before said return day. THOMAS h
ANDERSON, Justice. true copy. Attest
tSesD. JAMES TANNER, Register Il Wills
myEAI
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story of the Films.

Col. Lewis, an old admirer Of Widow
Kent, calls with his son. Frank, bring
ing the latest war news. Frank urges
the widows son. John, to enlist with
him. The boys leave for the front, but
at their first battle Frank becomes ter
ror-stricken, and but for Johns interior
ence, would desert.
At the next battle. the younger man
is again seized with terror. and runs
from the field. John starts in pursuit
but Capt. Mead. Franks cousin, believes
that John is deserving, and a guard is
sent to bring him back
John has, in the meanwhile, overtaken
Frank and persuaded him to return,
which he does just in time to answer his
name at roll call, but John is taken pris-
oner. At court-marital, he is sentenced
to be shot. as he refuses to explain his
absence. Frank learns Of his friends
trouble and confesses to his father. The
colonel goes TO John and offers him a
means of escape. John, however. re-
fuses II.
At dawn the Confederate forces at
tack the camp and John is taken pris-
oner. He escapes and after the war is
over. joins his mother, who has moved
to another town.
John and Frank, who has also come
there to live. both become popular can
didates for Mayor, but this does not in
terfere with their friendship. At politi-
cal meeting, Capt. Mead, in love with
Johns hance, tells the assembly that
John cannot hold public Office as he is a
deserter from the United States Army.
but Frank and the colonel rise up in the
meeting and give them the true story,
while Frank withdraws in favor of his
friend.
Decoration Day only six days hence and
no one in Washington has announced the
showing of THE Battle of Gettysburg"
a five-reel marvel
Coming Universal Releases.
Monday. May 2s-"secret Service Sam"
1.-TWO reels).
"on Cupid's Highway Comedy. Nestor
Tuesday, May 27-"Billy's Honeymoon
comedy Gem.
Love. Life. and Liberty 1.-TWO reels) !
101 Bison.
where Charity Begins Cdrama)
Wednesday. May ga Double sacri-
fee" Nestor
Cheating comedy, Powers
THE Faith Healer" 1.-TWO reels). Eclair. |
Thursday. May 2e-''The Heart That
Sees" Imp
"The Tourist and the Flower Girl
(drama), Rex.
"a Romance of the Rails" (drama).
Frontier.
Friday. May 3o-"Be 1t Ever So Hum
ble." Nestor.
THE End of the Trail (two reels) |
Carter, Powers.
THE Plaything." Victor.
Saturday, May 31-"HyN Mayer In Topi-
cal Cartoons" Imp.
1.-The Honor OF the Regiment (two
reels). Bison.
.'Flossie Visits Bar Ranch" Comedy,
Frontier.
Sunday. June 1.-THE Boob" Rex.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. UNITED

States, Washington. ID. C. Mail letting notice
to cont1ctonl Sealed proposals Will be received
At the Office Of the Postmaster Of the House Of
Representatives until l, O'Clock noon Of June II.
lsi5. for cIrying all mails and msilabie matter
Of the House Of Representatives to and from the
city postofice. and TO and from the respective
ressdenc-s Of the membsrs of the Rouse q Rsrr
resentatives during the fiscal year ending June 20.
1914 No bid will be onnsdered unless accompanied
hy the names and addresses n two or more ALSO
lutely reliable persons references touching the
character and financial responsibility Of the bid
ders. The Postmaster reserves the right to reject
any all bids Full particulars and information
will be furnished upon application TO the Post
master Of the House Of Representatives AL pro-
pnsals should be marked the addressed side Of
the envelope. Proposal for earning the House
Mails" and Addressed to W NJ. Dunbar. Post
master House of Representatives Washington.
ID. c. myn AL mi
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict Of Columbia. Bankruptcy, No. ST. To the
creditors Of the Belmont Dairy Company: Notice
is hereby given that the Belmont Dairy Company
bankrupt. has fled its PETITION praying for q dis
charge from al its debts in bankruptcy and that
Its creditors and other persons interested are ne
auired TO enter their appearance in opposition. II
any desire. on or before the 9th, day Of June
l9ls E. s. MccALMoNT. Referee.
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Motion Picture News
A Daily Feature In the Herald.

Is the
Interest In nnotion
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24
New Pictures Today.

and-AIl on Account of an Egg" EcIair.
New Picture. Today.
Just Gold" tdrama), Biograph.
Exceeding the Time Limit Comedy,
Cines
THE Maid and the Yarn comedy,
Cines
Curing wouId-be Aviator Comedy,
Cines.
THE Translation Of a Savage (com-
''Broncho Billy and the Express Driver
(drama). Essanay.
THE Infamous Don Miguel" (drama),
Kalem.
frightened Sunsets (dramal, Lubin.
"a Woman Scorned' (drama). Pathe-
play.
Cupid Through the KeyhoIe" (con-
edy), Vitagraph.
The Still Voice" Especial two-part
drama). vitagraph.
A large number Of interesting scenarios
already have been submitted us in con-
nection with the 500 prize offer of The
Herald. In tomorrow's issue We will
have an announcement of interest TO
every one who has sent US a scenario
and to those who are still working on
theirs. As the time limit Is set for the
middle of June. every one who has not
Sent US a sCeHdTlO puI INTENDS 10 Will
have ample time to perfect their plot
and shape up the scenario for submis-
sion to US.
Beginning Tuesday, May q. in addi-
tion to the two Crystal split comedies
now being released, the Crystal company
will put out as an extra reel each Tues
day a society drama The title of the
first subject is Where Charity Begins"
The release of June 3 will be 'Mary's
Romance" and on June TO- False Love
and True" will be shown. These are
all beautiful stories, exquisiteIy told, and
COMPRISE Pearl White. Chester Barnett.
and Joe T. Belmont in their telling.
Arrangements are perfecting for the
erection of a new. centrally located mo-
ton picture theater which, when built.
will be the greatest strictly movie"
theater in the Nations Capital.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTArIvEs. Q. s PRO

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. o. s. PRO
ppsals for stationery. CLERKS Onice, House Of
Representatives, U. s.. Washington. d. O.. May
"a. 1913 Sealed proposals will be rcceired at this
ofice until Il O'Clock NJ. June u, lslS. for fur
nishirg stationery for the House Of Representa-
tiyes during the fiscal year ending June %. isH.
Blank forms Of propnsals blank bonds. and neces-
sary information will be furnished application
to the Stationery CLERK The Clerk reserves the
right to waive defects and reject any Or all bids
or parts Of bids. Proposals should b addressed
tn the Clerk Of Stationery. House Of Represent
atiyes, and Endorsed Proposals for Stationery.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at the
Office Of the CIert Of the House free q charge
SOUTH TRIMBLE. Clerk, House Of Representa-
tires. U. s. myth 3l-jnT
PROPOSALS FOR ICE. CLERKS OFFICE.
House Of Representative Washington. ID. G.
May H. 1918. Bids to furnish ice for the House
Of Representatives for the fscai-year beginning
July l. 1913, and ending June %, 1914. will Be re-
csived. up to Il O'Clock noon, June II. 1913. at the
ofics Of the CLERK Of the Hcuse. Forms for max
ing bond required will be furnished upon anplica-
ton TO the Clerk Of the House. SOUTH TRIM
BILE. Clerk Of the House Of Representatives.
myE, a, Slim
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FOR SALE-CHICKENs.

WANT A PARTNER WITH CAPITAL
OF sSo or more to join me in buying and
hns Ginns a chicken farm knowledge Of
ticulars, Box IS. Herald office.
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APPRENTICES TO LEARN FRENCH DRESS
cutting. dressmaking. designing and millinery
good positions furnished after learning, New York
Millinery Academy, Ills G st.
YOUNG LADY. OF AGE, OR WITH CONSENT
of parents. IN learn frstclass outdoor act for
rarks. fairs. &c; good salary and expenses paid /:
experience unnecessary; willing 10 travel pre-
fsrrei Address Box q The HERALD.
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PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDRY. G
CLERKS Of

PROPOSALS FOR LAUNDRY. CLERKS Of
for House Of Representatives. Washington ID.
c. Bids to laundry. towels sheets. and pillow
covers will be received up TO Il O'Clock noon. II
June Il. 1913. for laundering said articles for the
hscal year ending June % 1915 Right to correct
reject all bids received. Successful bidder to
furnish bond for faithful performance Of contract,
&c. SOUTH TRIMBLE. Clerk House Of Repre-
sentatives myI, IA 1-jni
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK q WESTERN RwY.

oSdEDuLE IN EfFECI OCT- ~. M
Leave Washington, Nss Union staroa-
80 O. n Daily-An points On Horfolk westsrs.
Dao p N Daily-Roanoke. Bristol. WinseDo-
Sales. knornlis. chatt,nooa. Sashviiis. Ass o.
eana Through keep<r. Dining cara
S1e q. m--FR Bristol. Knoxville. Chattanoosa,
Nasnvlle. and Memphis Washington Memphis
sleepen cpsn a 10 p n
For Norfoik-Lesrs daily 81 q. m and l9M noon.
Arrive Norfolk u - 4 N and 5D p y. Pshos
0n
t.D p m. Dsfiy-Benyvfne. Lursy shenandoaA-
1fains from the Southwest arrive SIS q u. lo,n
p n. and 1i5 q. N daily
nekets and information At iEs New York Avsaus.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE.

WE Need Furniture. Store Fixtures. groceries, and
mdse. Of all kinds ofnos furniture. &c Willing
70 pay for IL D. Notes, sls L. Ave. Main son
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A rubber complexion brush has been
mounted on one side of shaving
brush to rub in the iather after 1t
mas been applied.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24

Hooked-and-Ciancy, the Model"
Crystal.
He Ruins His FamiIy's Reputation
and-Al on Account of an Egg" Eclair.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-24
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST BARGAINS
In the city on. business block; 'th St.. transfer
corner; four stories and eight apartments Boz "a.
Herald c6ice
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FOR sALE-cHIcKENs.

YOU CAN SELL YOUR POULTRY
TN .nrf0usn an ad under this heading
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WANTFD-PARTNER.

PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL CAN Sc
cure half interest in a hrst-class attraction play
ing fairs. parks, SC: splendid opportunity for
hustler; one who travel and give his time pre-
tsTed. Address Box g. The Herald.
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STEAM, HoT.wATER HEATING.

HOf-wATEK AND wARM-AIR HEATiNG. THE
]. A. Oliver Co. 500 st. NV. Tel West q
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DUCKLINGs WANTED.

DUCKLIN S-wANTED TO PUR-
chase several dozen Indian runner
ducklings; must be reasonably priced for
cash. Address II. r." Herald office.
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BOATS AND ACCESSORIES.

SAILING YACHT FOR CHARTER
BARGAINS IN MOTOR BOATS
l. NJ. THOMPSON,
vslad Bldg, kh and q akA
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CARDS AND CARD CASES.

GENUINE LEATHER E0EE
CARD ........................... Me-
With 100 Business Personal Cards. $loo
Lave order at following places:
Simms' Pharmacy, - 18th nv.
Ebbitt House Cigar Store.
Queen Cafe. Eth and G.
Adams News DEPOT. 9Th and G..
New Fredonia Hotel.
Carpenter Pharmacy 18th and Girard
J. r. Rogers Cigar Store 1901 g.
Sprucebank Pharmacy, Sd and Pa. Ave. sc.
SrTucebsnk Pharmacy 5th and E. Can
CARPENTER PRINTING CO. ISIS y Y Ave
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Kleine-Cines coming releases include
many interesting subjects. One. The
Indelible STAIN" an Eclipse drama. will
be shown May 8.
Mr.. ]. Leo Yates, representative OF
the General Film Company. left Wash
ington yesterday morning for Richmond.
Va. to attend the exhibitors conven-
ton, which will be heSi in that city.
Next Wednesday morning a private
exhibition OF the great Kalem. From
the Manager to the Cross" will be given
to the clergy OF the city at the invita-
ton OF the Messrs. Brylawski, at the
Casino.
The rain yesterday afternoon helped
the attendance at many OF the down
town theaters.
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WANTED-A bright
young lady, accustomed
to meeting people, for
outside work; a good in
come assured if intelli-
gent, earnest effort given.
Permanent position to
one who can FIJI the re-
quirements. Address
&C. A." Herald Office.
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WANTED-SITUATION.

A YOUNG MAN OF ABILITY, WHO
has had three years of experience in
nursing patients that were diseased. both
physically and mentally, desires a posi-
ton as companion to some private gen.
tleman; can give the best of references
Box I9. Richmond College. Richmond. Va
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You Are in Herald Classified.
HELP WANTED.
MALE.

MALE.
wENTED-A. YOUNG MAN IN GRO
Gerry store; also to care for horse.
Call after 8 o'clock a. m, SIS 10th St
ne.
WANTED - ELECTRICAL WORKER.
L. L. HAYES. 1927 p St. NV.
wANTED-BoY FOR OFFICE WORK;
must write fair hand Apply CIRCU-
LATION DEPT, Washington Herald.
A young man of vim,
energy and push, who has
confidence in himself and
is capable of presenting a
good proposition, is Of
fered frst-class opening q,
and the chance to make
a permanent connection
at good money. To one
who sizes up to the pos
sibilities of the position a
most attractive PROPOSE
ton will be made.
Address CHANCE"
Herald Office.
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UPH0LSTERING.

FIRsT-cLAss WORK; LOWEST
prices. 2o12 H Street Northwest.
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DO NOT FAIL TO HAVE YOUR HAND READ
by the worlds wonder She has been an over
the world. and knows several languages. She will
tell you how to overcome your troubles-no matter
what your case may believe marriage. business, or
otherwise Satisfaction guaranteed
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wANTED-Experienced paperhansers at once. Cor
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DO PEOPLE READ WANT ADS
What are YOU doing now?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-18

and James Mitchell as the robbers
who shot him. Mitchell and Charest
have been charged with assault with
intent to murder the policeman, but
both deny the accusation.
Later, Perry was taken before Po-
liceman Sticken, who was unable to
make positive Identification of the
prisoner even after the latter had
correctly re-enacted the shooting.
Using a lead pencil for a revolver.
Perry went through every detail OF
the attack on the policeman, frequent
lY pausing to ask: isn't that the
way it occurred?"
Sticken admitted that Perry's de-
seription of the shooting was accur-
ate.
When confronted by Assistant
States Attorney Marvin E. Barnhardt.
who was held up in front of his
house. in November, Perry laughed
You are the first man | robbed
in Chicago"
Barnhardt declared that Perry was
not the man who robbed him, but aft
err Perry had described every detail
of the holdup the assistant states at
torney admitted the prisoners iden
tilicauon.