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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Warranty Deeds,

1,55O-Realty Trust Company TO
Misses Birdie and Fannie H. Thrash
er. lot 60 by 1913 feet, north side Avery
Drive, being lot No. 2, block Is, in
Ansley Park. August 7, 1912.
$12,OO0-Miss Annie X. Kelso to
Phoenix Investment Company, No. 131
Houston street, lot As by 157 feet
January IS.
$l25-College Park Land Company
to Lucinda Glover lot so by 100 feet.
south side Columbia avenue, 200 feet
west of Ham street. October 8.
2,6OO-Peters Land Company to
w. A. Galloway, lot 50 by $50 feet,
east side Myrtle street, 100 feet north
Of Fourth street. October l.
$1,000-N. A. Chastain to ].
Henning, lot so by loo feet, south
side Piedmont street, 80 feet east OF
Center street. November l, 1905.
$3.75O-William Rawling to p. B
Simms, lot 40 by 1875 feet, west
side Crew street, 100 feet south OF
Atlanta avenue. october 2.
$50O-May ]. Sells to Thomas N
Alexander, lot 96 by IS feet, north
side of an alley $50 feet northeast OF
East Pine street and Summit eve
nue. October 8.
$2.65O-E. Y. Crockett to Mrs NJ. f
Kennon, lot SO by 40 feet, south side
Ormond street, so feet west of Hill
street December so, 1908.
81 and Other Considerations-
Stephen II. Chalbourn to c. B. Bryant
lot so by 100 feet, south side College
avenue
Also lot so by 100 feet, north side
College avenue, $50 feet west of Ter
tell street.
Also lot 25O by 100 feet, north side
College avenue, $50 feet west OF Ter
rell street.
All in Terrell Park. September 81.
1,OOO-Williams-H artsock Com :
pany to E. A HartsoCk, lot "a by 1875
feet, north side Nellie Dean avenue
land lot 2, Seventeenth District. Au-
gust %.
$23.4OO-W. B. Handy to Alfred
Truett and William A. Ward, Nos
AZ and 40 West Hunter street, 90 by
lO5 feet. August 6.
$SO-Atlanta Cemetery Association
to I. ]. Nash, Nos Al and AZ, block 4
Atlanta Park Cemetery. Septem
Der 10.
S1.OO0-Henry w. Davis to r. C.
DeSaussure. lot so by 175 feet, south
side Linden street, $50 feet west OF
Jackson street. october 8.
2.O00-George \. Fotopoulos &c
Mrs. A. It. D. Wright, No. SO Ogle-
| thorpe avenue. 80 by 1870 feet. Sep
TENDER 16.
S1g5-Empire Trust and Safe De
post Company TO James W. Johns
! lot so by $50 feet, south side Aston
avenue, $50 feet east of Hollenbech
street. October 4.
S4,5OO-C. @. Trimble to NJ. F
Ramsey. No 55 Howell place, SO by
127 feet. March 4.
T150-West End Park Company tC
Mrs. Emma r. Burnett, lot so by us
feet, west side Westwood avenue, zoe
feet east of Ontario avenue. Sep
TENDER 20.
$2.325-Lena Elkan to NJ. D. Blum
lot AZ by 1876 feet, west side Wash
ington street. 1877 feet south of Glenn
street October 8.
$2,6OO-E. w. Bigham 10 Mrs. Mar
tina A. Bigham, lot of 6.92 acres, east
side West Lake avenue, land lot 147
at north side Smiths land. August 6
$500. c. Campbell to Henry
Holmes, lot 40 by 100 feet, east side
Doray street, 100 feet south Of Car
ter street. November I, 1910.
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rhe funeral Of M. Luttie 3. AIIen. 2n

southwest corner Wellington avenue
and Archer street. October 3.
1,I60-Phenix Investment Com
pany to Colonial Trust Company, No
131 Houston street. As by 1871 feet
October l.
sS44-Mrs. S. C. Villeneuve to Sc
curity State Bank, No. 309 East North
avenue. so by 1875 feet. October 2
S596-B. F. Yancey to Atlanta Saw
ings Bank, lot so by IFS feet, east side
Pryor street, 113 feet north of Ridge
avenue, October l.
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OBITUARY..


Terrell Stowe, a farmer 81 years old
of Martin, Ga. died in Atlanta Sun
day. The body will be taken Mon
day to Martin for funeral and in
9terment.
Mrs. S. A. Holbrook, 76 years of age,
died at the residence of her son. DR.
w II Holbrrok, No. 217 n. Jack
son street, Sunday morning. The
body will be taken to Calhoun for
funeral and interment. She is sur
vived by five daughters. Mrs. w. s.
Childs, Mrs. II. NJ. Thomas, Mrs. A.
L. McByer, Mrs. ]. w. Keene ana
Mrs f. d. Nichols, and one son, DR..
w. H. Holbrook
The funeral of Mrs. Lutte q. Allen. 20
years old, No. SO Tennelle street
who died Sunday morning, was con-
Quoted from POole's chapel Monday
Mrs. Allen is survived by her nus
band, c. T. Allen, and one child.
Doris, the 2-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. WoOten, No. "a
English avenue, died at the resi-
dence Sunday. The body will be
sent to Conner Monday afternoon
for funeral and interment.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
Bonds for Title.
BUILDING Permits.

$2.5OO-F. A. Quillian. Oak street,
one-story frame dwelling. Day work,
5000. w. Brine. No. 260 Ponce
DeLeon avenue, build bathroom. GUIDE
& Co.
$lOO-J. n. Crawford. No. 40 East
Twelfth street, addition. Day work
s7.5OO-Milton Kline, No. 1884 Pied -
mont avenue, twostory frame dwell
ling T. c. and Paul Wesley
$150-George Argard, Highland and
Argard avenues, make additions. Day
work
s7S5-J Thomas, M. 81 old Wheat
street, one story frame dwelling
S350-Randall Bros. No. 347 Terry
street same Day work
$3.50 Each-A tlanta Development
Company. Nos. l04 and 12l Drewry
street, two one story frame dwellings
Fulton County Home Builders.
s3,000-Same to same, No. j6 Drew
~ street,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Money on call
"a @32; time money strong; siXty-day
bills, Az ninety days. 5 six months, 8
Posted rates: Sterling exchange. 1 8;
q 49, with actual business in bankers
bile at 1850 for demand and 4S1S5 fol
siXty-day bills.
Prime mercantile paper UNCHANGED
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NEW YORK pRoDUcE
NEW YORK, oct. 6.-Petroleun firm;
crude Pennsylvania, ESQ.

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-Petroleum firm;
crude Pennsylvania, $50
Turpentine steady. 41Q41h.
Rosin steady; common, $50 (bid).
Wool steady; domestic fleece, 23026;
pulled. secured basis, 33450 Texas.
secured basis. 46Q53
Hides quiet; native steers, 1920;
branded steers. 1875.
Coffee steady; options opened IL to
20 points lower; Rio No. spot, 10h %
1855.
Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, 4n55s.
Molasses steady; New Orleans. open
kettle SAG SO.
Sugar, raw. quiet; centrifugal, 34s
(bid); muscovado, 2.9S (bid): molasses
sugar. 2.73 tbidl.
Sugar. refined. firm; fine graduated.
AS Odd; cut loaf. 5.25 (bidl; crushed,
SIS Odd: mold A. 4.S0 (bid); cubes,
40 Cbid); powdered, 455 Odd; dia-
moEd A. 4.30 (bid); eonfectioners' A.
400.
Potatoes quiet: white nearby, 2.0o0
275 sweets. 15092.00.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

LIVERPOOL, oct. 6.-Due to 912
points higher, this market opened
steady, at net advance of ~ to 9h
points. At 1915 p. m. the market was
quiet. 3 to 6 points higher on near po-
sitions and Ga to points higher on late
months. Later the market advanced p
point from 1915 p. m.
Spot cotton points higher; middling
7.S5d; sales 10000 bales, including 300
American.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
New Executive Secretary.

B. NJ. Asbill, formerly of Ridge
Springs, s. c., has accepted the posi-
ton Of executive secretary of the At
lanta Real Estate Board, succeeding
Joseph D. Green, who resigned to
practice law Mr.. Asbill will have
space in the office of Harris G. White,
at 327 Grant Building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
MortuaQes.

s3.4SO-W. p. & NJ. NJ. Anderson
to Colonial Trust Company, lot 1877 by
2S5 feet. southwest corner Wellington
avenue and West Hunter street; also
lot $50 by $50 feet, northwest corner
Wellington avenue and Archer street;
also lot SO bv 300 feet, north SIDE Ar
cher street. 203 feet west of Welilng-
ton street; also lot 100 by 2'o teet'
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To Widen West Peachtree,

Now that the West PeaChtree re-
tanning walls are practically COM
pleted, a movement has been started
to move them and widen the thor
oughfare along with regarding. Most
of the property owners from the
southern junction northward to North
avenue have agreed to give the nee
essary depth, and members of the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

An option has been given on 4
handsome residence in Ansley Park
and announcement OF a sale is expected
in a few days. The price is said 10
be around $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
NORTH SIDE HOMES.
sEVEN-ROOM Cottage, $6,50O.OO.
EIGHTROOM Bungalow, S7,5OO.OO.

These homes are new, having ev-
cry convenience and improvement;
hardwood floors, paneling, beam cell
ings. tile and cabinet mantels, tile
porches and tile bath. Everything to
make a home comfortable. Furnace
heat, stone fronts, tile walks. Stu
ated on level lots. Located in a
home section that is most desirable,
in the proximity of Myrtle street.
Can be bought on easy terms. Call
S. W. SULLIVAN & SON,
1884 Main. 308 Peters Bldg.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

LINEKPUOL. oct 6--Wheat opened
u to a lower. At 1870 p IN. the mar
ket was "A TO sd lower; closed y to SD
lower
Corn opened I'D lower. At 80 p. m
the market was Esd lower; closed * to
ed lower
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07

- CHICAGO, Oct s.-The grain and
provision lists were lower to-day, de-
eilnes Of sc to &c being shown in
wheat nc to &c in corn, &c to
sc IN oats and SC to I0c IN hog
products. There were some recoyo
SsjI ,s from the bottom prices in all
Lihes; put the sentiment was bearish.
decidedly so at the close.
cash sales Of wheat were 2O5 O0o
bushels, corn $4,000 bushels, oats rs moo
Grain quotations:
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NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The metal mar
ket was dull. Copper, spot and De
cember, 1914 lead. 400; spelter, $500
$50; tin, 4102l5 q 4O.62E
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REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE WIS
AnsIev Park Option.

viaduct is logical and the improve
ment will be made"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-07
QuitcIaim Deeds.

%s5-Trust Company of Georgia to
Phenix Investment Company No 1Sl
Houston street, As by 157 feet. Octo-
Der l.
$5-Albert Howell ct al to Arthur
Winston, acres on east side Howell
Mill road, IN. land lot No. 1873, Seven
teenth District. at northwest corner Of
Gillelands land. September %, 1911.
s50-Samuel II. Howell to Arthur
Winston, acres on east side Howell
Mil road in land lot No. 1872, Seven
teenth District, at northwest corner of
Gilleland's land October IS. 1912.
$40. A. and Harriet E. Hayden
(by executor) to Mrs. Mary II. Whit
ner, lot 80 by 1873 feet. east side Wal
nut street, 202 feet south of High
street. September %.
S1-Mutual Loan and Banking
Company to Mrs. NJ. z. Kennon, lot so
by 14O feet, south side Ormond street.
so feet west of Hill street. October l.
Bonds for Title.
$4,000. H. Lopez to Mrs. S. H
Freitag, lot 40 by 1913 feet. north side
Glenn street, 900 feet east of Wash
ington street. September 26.
5O0-Edgar Morris to ]. A. and
Mamie X. Levy No. Al Westwood
avenue, 20 by 1874 feet. October 4.
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LONDON, oct 6,-Bar silver easy at
NEW YORK, oct 6.-CommerclaI bar
silver. Gle. Mexican dollars, l7c.
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Closed easy.
PORT RECEIPTS.
The following table shows receipts al
the ports to-day compared with the
same day last year:
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SALES IN
WHEAT-CORN PITS
Better Weather and Increase in
Visible Supply Put New Life
in Discouraged Bears. 4
p
ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.

ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS.
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CHICAGO CAR LOTS.

Following are receipts for Monday and
estimated receipts for Tuesday;
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CHICAGO CASH oIlorAr,nMa

CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS
oShddiCAGO, Oct. 6.-Wheat No, 2 reA
va S3i No red, S9693; No. 2 har6
winter $50 ass; No hard winter S5IS
gSSSi or No "a hard winter s1A ass; No.
Northern spring, SsbaS74: No No. 3
spring. S51a GS615 - No
- Corn; No; 2. 7Oa7O1s; No. 2white.
Os s9 @a7 % 4Gn No ~ yellow. 7OA 97oN; No.
6s. 49, NJ 70 yel SSI;. 7ogg a No:
No; yellow 69q69Jk q S'' q
=. oats, No. 2 white. Az; No. ss@
No white, 39& al: 10. 4 white "a
q 40; standard, 40Iaq41h. -
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE;
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COTTON SEED OIL.
MONEY ANO EXCHANGE.

Closed weak; sales 10000 barrels
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Total sales, 32O, 900 shares.
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AUTOS.
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~~-~------------,.,, AUTOS
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
MISS ETNICE pIOIRp.

Miss Eunicc Plourd who formerly
lived near Norton, but OF late lived
at Colorado Springs. col. died satur-
day. October 4 at $3.50 a. m, after a
lingering Illness of typhoid fever.
age 10 years.
Funeral services were conducted at
the home OF her parents in Kansas
City, Mo. at 1876 Holly street, Mon.
day. october 9 at 2 D.. M. Rev. j. n.
Mckinley conducted the services.
The hymns sung were: Lead Kind.
ly Light and Some Day Youul TN
dorstand." The remains were laid &c
rest In Forest hin cemetery.
Her father. Joseph plourd went &c
her bedside two weeks ago and re.
NAMED with her until the end.
The greatest sympathy Is extended
to the surviving relatives by their
host or friends.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
Presbyterian Synod 81 Missouri.

The Synod OF Missouri OF the Pres
byterian church will meet in the
Westminster church In 81. Joseph,
October 1920. embracing Sunday 10.
The meeting heretofore has never In
cluded n Sunday and this Is In the ma
turc OF an experiment. On this sun
day when the ministers are nj synod
he laymen are TO conduct the SER
vices In the churches at both hours.
30 In the Presbyterian churches OF
the state this will be known as Lay
mems Day." In the odell Avenue
hurch In this city. DR.. w. +. Sharp
and DR.. ID. +. Manning have been cho-
sen to have charge OF these services.
Tho session OF the odell church has
elected Dean I. n. Evrard as principal
and MIR. Henry sherk as alternate de-
20 the synod.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
WILLIAM

At his home In Blackburn. VIM
Mckittrick aged 20 years died Sun
day. October 3. Tho funeral too:
place Tuesday at the Christian
church ut Blackburn aud was coi.
Quoted by Ed. u. T. Wharton OF this
city. Burial in the cemetery
there.
Tho deceased was born In Frank a.
county. Wisconsin. April 90. 1910.
In 1866 he vas married TO Nils,
Margaret Bunch. to the union were
born eight children. throe OF WHOM
survive. They are: Mrs. John Ross
Mrs. Herman Rogge aud Mrs. jess,
Poindexter. Two sisters. Mrs. Mar,
Caddo and Mrs. Sarah Wilson OF NIL
waukcc also survive. Since 1877 Mr.
McKittrick had been n member o
the Christian church Mt Blackburn.
and was one OF It's most faithful nd.
horonts. In every relation OF life. h,
was true and lived righteously ieay.
Ink influences that will be helpful e
family. those who were closely
associated with him In the religious
md business affairs OF life.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

age would take place soon, but were
not advised with reference to the cx-
act date. Deciding that they wanted
a quiet affair and also wanting 10
surprise the relatives and friends the
couple came to Marshall to get mar
rled.
MIR. and Mrs. DeLapp left on the
last c. G. A. train Tuesday afternoon
for a brief wedding trip after which
they will go to housekeeping In
Houstonia. The groom who is a rural
carrier at that place having prepar-
ed a home for his bride. She is one
OF Saline's most excellent and accom-
plished young ladies and will be miss
ed by a wide circle OF friend In Sweet
Springs.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
Took Eleven Premiums.

Frank Tucker who had fifteen en-
tries OF his Blue Andelusian chickens
at the state fair took eleven prem
Ium8. Mr.. fuckers chickens are at
Kansas city this week In the Royal
Poultry Show. He. like every one else.
who went TO the fair at Sedalia.
says It was humil.ating. that Saline
as a county was not represented, II
Is the general belief that the banner
county will have representation next
year.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
o

George Il. Crockett, a prominent
real estate man OF this city OF the
firm OF Allen Il Crockett and Mrs.
Mary Northens Graham OF Mexico,
MO-. were married at Mexico, Thurs
day. October o at / p. m.
The bride is a former resident of
Marshall and has many friends here
VINO will welcome her return.
MIR. Crockett is n young man OF
sterling worth and will receive the
congratulations OF his many friends
here.
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs.
Crockett LEFT for a short wedding trim
to parts unknown and upon their re-
turn to Marshall will 20 TO house
Keeping.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

James @. Gunder, Ida swaringer
both OF sweet Springs.
Clarence NJ. Davis, Dora c. Adams
Marshall.
John r. Adams, Jennie NJ. Barton,
Marshall.
James Wyric. Mt. Leonard: May
Wyric. Eureka, Kansas.
Joseph Summers, Maurie Powell.
Gillian.
Ernest DeLapp, Hustonia, Mary l..
killiam Sweet Springs.
Omer Todd, Coldwater, Kansas,
Georgia Driver. Slater.
Lonnie Price tcolD Marshall and
Irwin tcol) f,apton.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
DELApp-KILLIAN CAME
TO MARSHALL TO GET MARRIED

Al the home OF oney Deal on soutlI
Lafayette. Mr.. Ernest DcLapp o.
Houstonia and Miss Maud l.. Killl0n
OF Sweet Springs were married Tues
day. October Z at I y. M. Rev. ID. G.
Bolton the officiating minister.
II was n quiet affair with only Mr..
and Mrs. Deal and their family pres
ent. The bride who IL a sister OF Mrs.
Deal o u becoming plum colored
suit.
The immediate families OF the con-
tracing parties knew that the marrl-
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
FOR
New Courses Of study Sent Out by
State Superintcn -oat.


The state superintendent OF pubIi,
schools. VIM. p. Evans, mas just com
pleted the shipment OF $4,000 courses
OF study for the rural schools, and
$1,000 revised school laws. These
books are shipped TO the county SUI
pcrintendents aud distributed by
Them as follows:
] School law and | course of
study to each OF the $1,000 teachers
In the village and rural schools.
School law and / course of study
to each OF the 10000 presidents OF
school boards.
School law to each OF the 10000
clerks OF school boards.
In addition to this large shipment
Of books. the state superintendent
annually distributes over one million
blank forms for the use OF school OF.
Ulcers. aud 5000 copies of the state
upcrintendcnt's report.
All these supplies are shipped ia
JUN W the county superintendent OF
each county and by him distributed
20 tho teachers and school officers.
All teachers and school officer,
should apply TO their county superIn.
iendcnt Tor all school supplies. since
state superintendent does not
havc sufficient clerical force TO shin
supplies to individuals and has no
postage for that poipose.
All these supplies are furnished
rec to teachers and school ofiicers.
such supplies are tho property
the state. and when an officer re.
igns or his term OF office expires. he
.hon'ld turn over all school suppl e
o his successor.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10

subject OF his approaching trial?"
"Ilc told me- said tho witness. "Gf
! was subpoenaed before the commit
tee not To pay any attention To the
'ubpoena."
"rhe Frawley committee?" asked
Mr.. Stanchficld.
"lle sand no II had a right TO
subpoena me-"
The answer WA stricken out.
"Ile also said he wanted the trial
to be declared Illegal" the witness
continued. land that he hoped Il
would no held that the assembly. IN
extraordinary session. had no right to
!mpoach him. He asked mo to 80 TO
Wkshington-"
Another objection by Mr.. Herrick
the answer.
Didn't you have n talk with Gov.
sulZer In reference to finding some.
one 20 Influence the action OF this
oourtf" 'Hn .H.'
Before he could be stopped by an
objection, the witness answered: Yes.
State that conversation" said at
stanchfield after Judge Cullen
lad ruled that the witness might ans
Yer. 1'
"He asked me to go to Washing
Ryan replied ito see Senator
loot, and request him to endeayor to
ave Republican members OF this
'ody TO vote that this court had no
light to try hlm--to impeach him."
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-10
Gov. SOUGHT AID

ALBANY, n. Y. oct. G.-Allan A.
Ryan testified at the impeachment
trial OF Gov. sulzer this afternoon
that Sulzer requested him to go To
washington ana ask Senator Root TO
use his influence 10 get William Bar
mes to attempt TO induce Republican
Senators Of the Impeachment court TO
mold that the impeachment proceed
ings were invalid.
Mr.. Ryan was excused temporarljy
ana Mr.. McGlone was called to the
witness stand. He said he had been
private secretary to Thomas r.. Ryaa
Tor twelve years. lie said he had
talked with Gov. Suizcr in October.
1912.
y went To Sulzcr's Office said
NcGlone. "Hc spoke about his cam
rnien. ! said to him something abou,
the campaign. ] heard there was no
question about his election. He enid
There was not. but he wanted To mako
q personal campaign. | said the or
gani2ation ought to supply the money
Tor his campaign. He said he needed
certain money for his campaign TRIP
the state. He said he needed
money. | told him I could not
give II to him without consulting
.omebody else. ! told him I'd do that
that I'd give It to him when he
got back from his campaign trip.
poke To somebody else about IL ard
agreed to give him a sum OF
money. which We did after he got 9
.ack. He said he wanted $500. or ;
~ much more az he could GET >
Was there any mention OF where I
'r. Thomas T.. Ryan was at the time"
Yes. that he was abroad"
The witness said the man he con. u
ultcd was Allan A. Ryan. 4
Scuds Thank to Ryan. a
~ went TO his office and handed =
I'm the money" McGlonc continued. d.
put It in his pocket and thanked n
Ie. lie said II hc wa elected Goyol-
or and ! CHANGED to he In Albany he
he very glad 10 wee me lie {,
.ao asked mo to thank Mr.. Allan u
McGlone said the Governor had VI
I'D him he had tried to get him on
g telephone several times before the 81
oncy passed.
How did you happen TO take over
Gov Sulzer ten $1,000 bills? Did 10
~ discuss the form In which III, "a
n%tributions should be nader" W,
NO" les
Tho witness declared the Governor In
VI told him be wanted the money "
r his personal campaign"
Mr.. Ryan then was recalled and 81,
regarding n conversation he
d with Gov. Sulzer a week before Su
. c%onyoning OF the court OF Inn on
lehinent. lie said he had seen the co.
vernon alone at his New York Of.
oh
'Ho made certain requests OF me.
Witness began to relating the con- tot
"He asked me TO go TO ha,
Ishington TO see Senator Root for we
suffers Counsel Objects. tor
Judge Herrlck and Attorney Ma. 10
of the Governors counsel made Ia,
objections. DO,
What did hc say to you on tho rig