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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-03-13
WAxAHACHIE DAILY LIGHT.

w. Il. Shlve: End vice president. Mrs
JACK Dunaway; recording secreta-
~, Mrs. b. F. Hawkins: correspond
ing secretary, Miss Willie Sowell.
treasurer, Mrs. George T. Wilson.
The club was delighted to have
Mrs. I, n. Cheatham in its sessions
again. Mrs. Cheatham has been an
active and appreciated member of
the club since her residence here
but owing to i'll health has not been
with them this season,
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Entertains Friday Night Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. X Erwin enter
tanned the members OF the Friday
night Forty-Two club last night
Pink carnations and sweet peas
were the decorations. Mrs. Will Ely
OF Sherman. Mrs. karner of Waco.
Miss Verna Erwin and Miss Allie
Barcus assisted in entertaining
High score was won by Mesdames
+. ), kenner and Pat Hendley OF
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i |: r.: e.. j. Society 49, :, T.! =,
ny WITS. "eo. L. WILSON,

Old Phone 62O.

mas sent aid to the broken Releians
ana to the other sufferers in the Eu-
ropean uprooting OF homes.
returning to the unfortunate OF
Dallas the Federation has further
aided them by seeing that the United
Charities was supplied with sub
stantial sum of money.
These are some of the things that
this Federation has done within the
past year, The great wcfth Of the
things done is the reason whv the
City Federation OF Women's clubs
always finds willing helpers in its
tasks"
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Visiting Guests for Tea.

Mrs. Claude Joyce OF Garland,
Mrs. r. /, Roles OF Dallas, Mrs
viii Steele Of West, Mrs. W. H
Howe. Of Dallas, Miss Fay Wolfe Of
Waco Mrs. Howard Williams OF
Waco Mrs, John Boesess of West
Mrs. Robert Sadler OF Dallas viii
be guests in the city Mondey, to at
tend the afternoon toa Whicn vii
be given by Mrs VIII Farley on
Ferris avenue.
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Entertains House Party.

Miss Aline Spencer entertained a
number of school friends with a
weekend house party last week at
the attractive country home of her
father w. j. Spencer, near Ovilla.
Guests were Misses Sallie Kenner,
Bonita Martin, Maude Kennedy
Lille Stroud and Lucille Bedford
Rural sports We're enjoyed. and the
time delightfully."- spent by this com
pany of happy school girls.
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City Federation VIII Meet.

The regular session of the City
Federation will be held at Sims Ii
hrary, March nth, ) p. m. Business
OF Importance viii be transacted con
corning district convention. The
following program will be rendered
Piano solo-Miss Bigger
The Educational System of the
Bayview eoarse--Mrs. J B. Harri-
son.
Browning's Theory of Human
Life,,-Mrs. r. W Lake
Vocal Duet-Mrs B. F HaW-
klns and Miss Ruby Fogg
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The friends of Miss May Smith in
N'aAaiia1h;3 vii! ne sorry to hear
that she has recently sustained an
injury by falling, and spraining her
ankle. Miss Smith is unable 10
walk, and it is feared that she viii
not be able to be at her school du-
ties for some while. She is teach
ing in the Alvarado schools.
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Sigmas Entertained.

Miss Ganelle Hawkins was hos
tess Monday afternoon for the Sig
ma Mu Sigma club The guests
were entertained with forty-two.
Miss Lola Mccartney was visiting
guest. The prize, dainty crepe de
chlne kerchlef was won by Miss
Annie Martin.
Baked crabs, tea and beaten bis
cults were served
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Miss Gladys Brigea was hostess
Thursday afternoon 10 the members
of the Thursday Bible Club. Mrs,
Lee Rogers was admitted as a new
member. Mrs. Charles Dahnke was
, spoc5a! g-tvs.r. sand .ches. pote ,
chips, olives and tea were served.
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The Daughters of Confederacy
met Wednesday afternoon at Sims
library. The part Texas played in
the Civil war, embraced the gener-
al topic OF the lesson, which was
conducted by Mrs. r. b. killebreW,
historian.
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Afternoon Tea Given.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Main Street Christian church enter
tanned with tea yesterday after
noon, at the attractive home OF Mrs
r. NJ. Rocket, on Marvin avenue.
Violets and jonquils adorned the re-
ception rooms. Mrs c. l. Brady
assisted Mrs. Rocket in entertain
ing. Sandwiches and coffee with
whipped cream We're served The
following program was rendered:
Piano solo--Bessie Moores
Duet-Pearl Cronk and Johnnie
Bell York.
Reading-Mrs. NJ D. Rutherford.
Solo--"Just A Wearin's For You"
Miss Ruby Fogg. accompanied by
Miss Jewel McDade.
Song-kittie Lee Feray and Myrl
Cox
An unusual number on the pro
gram vas piano solo by Frances
Louise Brady, the little granddaugh-
ter of the hostess, who played very
creditably for one of her young years.
Mrs j, Manley Gregg o! Beaumont.
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Announcement Tea.

Mrs. viii Farley will entertain
Monday afternoon with tea to an
hounce the engagement of her sis
ter, Miss Nan Watson, to Harry X.
movies Of this city. The wedding
will take place April 6.
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Moffett, at "Rosemont" last week
MISS smith is student of Welles-
ley college.
Mrs. w. r. Allen of Muskogee
ok,, mas returned home after a WIS.,
1t to her sister, Mrs. Fred Nors-
worthy.
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Young Natrons' Club.

Mrs. Verne Roberts was h tess
Tuesday afternoon for the members
OF the Young Matrons' club.
Salad and hot chocolate we're seFv-
ed.
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Mayfield, Ky. Y. u. kemble and !.
S Herring. A salad course was
served.
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Entertains at Luncheon.

Mrs. b. r. Moffett entertained at
luncheon last Sunday, honoring her
cousin Miss Lucindy Smith of Dali
las, who was the weekend guest of
Mrs Moffett. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Moffett, Erling
Holland and Miss Olsen, Clarence
Moffett and Miss Lucindy Smith
Violets, hyacinths and narcissi, the
beautiful home plants grown in the
the floral scheme for the luncheon
table.
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Mrs. r. Z. saaler Of Newburg, n.
Y. Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs
Fred Noteworthy.
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Miss Lucisdy Smith. an attfae-
tive society girl of Dallas. was the
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. h. X.
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Mrs. B r. Moffett has been con-
fined to her room for more than a
month with an .aflamf alton Of the
ear.
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DR.. and Mrs. Charles Dahnke
have returned from their wedding
trip to South Texas, and are at
home at the Rogers Hotel.
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Mrs. j. Manley Gregg o! Beaumont.
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. II
kirsch, on Rogers street
The Washington herald., 1915-04-25
Brown Case Under Amusement.

Although Justice Gould yesterday de-
cided to take under Amusement the
plea of Policeman c. +. Brown. VINO
recently filed a write Of certiorari against
the Commissioners. claiming that .
police surgeon had no right to furnish
the Commissioners information con-
corning his physical condition. the JUS
tice was inclined to the opinion that
when Brown Joined the police force he
became subject to the regulations
thereof. and waived any confidential
rights between physician and patient,
IL such relations exist. Attorney James
A. Shea, for the policeman. was per-
mitted to file additional authorities In
the case. Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Stephens represents the District
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HOLD HUsS MEMORIALS TODAY.
Protestant Churches to Commemor-
ate Anniversary of Martyrdom.

The 5ooth anniversary Of the marty.
dom of John Huss. the Bohemian apostle
of the reformation. will be observed in
Protestant churches today.
Twenty pastors Of various denomina-
tions have announced programs fitting
for the occasion and in several churches
the morning and evening services viii
deal with the life and work Of Huss
The anniversary date Of the burning OF
Huss does not occur for several weeks.
but an early observance was decided on
because of the approach of the vacation
season.
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE HERALD CLASSIFIED
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUG
tioneer. Government sale OF
printing press, at Weather Bureau
by public auction, MONDAY,
April 26, 1915, at II o'clock a. m
One class A No. 2 Walter Scott &
Co., photographic stone press, size
26HX37 inches. Now on view.
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Gaines Thanks Judge with Roses.

tentative from Tennessee. was convict
ed of a charge of assault in the United
States branch of the Police Court
several days ago. but Judge Ppgh took
the accused mans personal bond and
did not impose q nne. Friday Judge
Pueh found q beautiful boquet OF
bridal roses on his desk marked.
Gaines" The Judge feels sure It In
q token Of apprsciation from IL
former Hepreseptative,
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. ACCTIONEER. Gov
eminent sale Of printing press. at Weather Bureau
by public auction. MONDAY. April IS. 1915 at II
O'Clock a m One class No. Walter Scott &
Co. photographic stone press. size. 8i.Ia inches.
Now on view. apr5 Is
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FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE LANsroN MoNoTYPE MA
chine Company. Philadelphia, April Il. 1915
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Lanston Mo,,type Machine Company will be held
at the EIks Home. corner Prince and Royal Streets
Alexandria. Va, At twelve O'Clock on
THURSDAY. the 9Th day Of May 1915, for the
purpo.e Of .lecting 4 board Of directors 10 serve
for the ensuing year and transacting such other
business may properly come before It. Tr.nsfer
books will &c closed On April 18Th at O'Clock n
m, and will be reopened May 18th at 10 O'Clock
g. m. By order Of the Board Of Directors ".
ARTHUR SElLMAN Secretary.
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ADAM A. wESCHLER. Auctioneer
Trustees Sale of Valuable Unim-
proved Real Estate on 18th
p Street Near r Northeast.

BY virtue u u certain deed of trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No. 254l folio 3s9 ct sea- OF the
the request of the party secured thereby. the un-
dersigned trustees will sell at public auction, in
TY.SEvENTH DAY OF APRIL. 4. D.. 1915. At
HALFPASr FIVE O'CLOCK 7; NJ. ali that part
pany's subdivision known as Trinidad" q per
plat recorded n the office q the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber County g. in folio
10, fronting I6 feet inches on the cast side o.
lah street northeast. = distance Of 8 feet inches
north of street
Terms Of sale: One-fcIrth cash. balance in one,
two and three years with interest at 5 pr cent
secured by deed OF trust upon the property sold or
all cash. :ieposit Of 500 required at sale All
cenreysncing and recording at cost Of purchaser
Terms 10 be complied with in fifteen days.
J.~LEO KOI.B
WILLIAM d. COOMBS,
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Public Stenosrapher and Teacher,
Miss l. Fowler, $40 F st. N. w.
Lowest Prices, References furnished.
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HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMAL1

,0MPLETE COURSE OF PHoTo-PLAY WRIT
ing Complete sample scenario and Address OF %
PRODUCERS that buy them, all for $50 No eItra
charges; particulars free. CHARLES LAWRENCE
HOFFMAN sos E 18th St. Chicago. scenano
winter Cupid Working Overtime Mere Man. "
safety FRS,
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MOTORCYCLE.
DIED.

"A1 ISIS. at Sac D. m.. iiA HWPRENCE
A.. husband Of the late Rosie Z.
Mahoney. aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence.
Shepherd road. Brightwood. d. c..
ON Monday, April IS. at $40 a. m.
Requiem mass at the Church of
the Nativity, 10 o'clock. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. In
termsnt at Rock Creek Cemetery.
- -
MACFARLAND-Sud on the even
ing Of Friday, April g. 1915, Of heart
disease. at his residence. Stoneleisi
Court. HORACE g: MCFARLAND.
lieutenant commander. United States
Navy, retired. aged ~
Funeral services At the Church OF the
Covenant. on Monday. April IS. at
D. m Interment private.
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PUPILS WANTED

WANTED PUPILs-sCULPTURE TAUGHT IN
all three branches by professional sculptor: studio
free; full course Of two months 500. Students
then proceed unaided: board in beautiful private
home S week; near Shenandoah River; fine fishing
boating; delightful climate magnificent scenery. Ad
dress SCULPTOR" Luray. Page County Va.
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WANTED-FURN-SHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-APT. UNFURNIsHED: S ROOMS
and bath; steam heated back porch: all large.
light rooms. in fine condition; northwest: cheap to
god tenant J. r. NEWMAN. 1l9 18th st. NV.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in small and large sums. All transac-
GRAFTON for borrowers. VIM. H. SATTN-
DERS & CO.. Southern Bldg. s07 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city zeal
estate at lowest current rates. spe, ial
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 100 18th st
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS COIN MONEY HANDLING OUT
high grade household specislties; big rrohts: auici
.aIes: write ted.y NATIONAL SUPPLY CO.. Bon
81 Charlotte y. Q.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

M YOIT .NANT TO Re INDEPENDENT An
Fam n good income? Write us for free particular
REKA SPECIALITY CO.. Box se. Fort Wayn'
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FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEous.
ENGRAvERS' ATTENTION,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUR OPPoRTUNITYl TERRITORY RIGHTS.
patented auto accessory. Every car user . buyer.
Big money tor right party. Send &c for specihca-
ton and particulars. SCHMERSAHI, Hearst Bldg.
San Francisco.
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YOUNG MEN TO LEARN LINOTYPE
Any ambitious boy or young man can
master this trade by enrolling in this
school Tuition. $3.50 monthly. Day
and night classes. WASHINGTON
LINOTYPE SCHOOL. 904 Eye st. NV.
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S TO so DAY EASILY MADE. Co-ofhh 8! y
nth ms No cautal or experience necessary Writ
.t once. r. W. EASTWOOD. Wynnburg. Tenn.
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SALOON FOR SALE CHEAP. TO QUICK
buyer. who will need only small amount Of cash
License. stock. fixtures. restaurant and kitchen
Thirty-eight rooms furnished. etc. Apply BOX
Q. Washington Herald
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1915-09-02
PAGE THREE

Ody, WIGu lie lcIG the IaCCOrT.
1t was his duty, and his nyaraUo eastern,
to do this; and he made affidavit 10 his nav
ing done it that Saturday: he Gi3o s,907s: IL
at the inquest
The Solicitor expected to confirm. ug IIoI-
loway, the statement Of Conley, that Frank
had to get the key, and unlock the elevator,
when the negro and the jew took the Girls
body to the basement III the elevator
But Holloway entrupped de Solicitor He
testified that he left the elevator box en-
locked; and he explained his astounding
change OF evidence, by saying that he had
so1oed ptanh for the two carpenters
Denham and whitehall Saturday morn
ing, but had forgotten it; and when his
memory resurrected the incident Of the
planll=sawing, he recollected that he had left
the elevator an1zoched
However, Holloway sworc to the follow
ing vita! fact, on cross cronatnotio2 ~
lesser:
Il met Miss Corinthia Hall and Miss
Emma Clark (Freelnan) coming toward the
factory, as | was leaving Miss Clark asked
me if anybody was there, and I said, Yes
Mr.. Frank will let you in
At aohat time acas Holloway 7carinqs
At II As, for he had already testified:
II am day Waterman at the factory.
was there, on April Goth, from s 80 a. m.
till II rs"
page % Of the Brief
He was going by Franks clock. Of course,
for he, like the other employees. had TO
punch his time.
1t is most extraordinary illustration of
the stupidity, or bcwildcrmcnt, Of Franks
lawyers, that they put up. as witnesses for
the defense, the two ladies who mad already
been designated by Holloway as the de-
Str0yers of the Len1n1ie Quinn dz5bi
These lawyers knew that it was necessary
to locate Quinn's visit IN the afternoon: it
was their duty to have learned from Quinn
whether he knew of the visit Of the two
white ladies': and as he did know of ton
account Of the conversation at the Busy Bee
-Rosser was incredibly obtuse, if he did not
recognize the danger-Signdz In Hozzo1cay'S
statement, that he met those ladies coming
to the factory, as he left at II As.
To put those witnesses up, without having
previously sifted them, Thoroughly, as to all
they knew, and might possibly tell, shows
that Rosser was never cut out for a first
class criminal lawyer
The laundering ass put them up; and the
Solicitor, who had noted what Holloway
said about the time Of their visit. walked
right in on the poor little azibi, and mashed
its poor little life out.
On page 103 of the Brief, is the evidence
of Miss Corinthia HALL
Il am forelady in the finishing depart
ment of the factory. [ was at the factory
on April 26 [ got there about 25 minutes
to r.
II had come on the car, and reached town
about II 80, and it took me about five min
utes to reach the factory"
This would be about II :45, corroborating
Holloway, echo eccnt by Franks czoch
"NIrs. Emma Clark Freeman was with
me. We went there after her coat We
went up to the fourth floor to get the co"t,
and then came down and went into Nj
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THE eyEFFEwSONIAN

On page II, official Brief, you will find
that, on Sunday morning, April 9th, Frank
said to w w. Rogers ~4
MY stenographer left aboat IL o'clock
and few minutes after she left, the office
boy left, and Mary Phagan came in, and
got her money and left"
Not word about Monteen Slower!
On Sunday, and on Monday, Frank talked
to the officers, talked to his own detective
Harry Scott, talked to reporters, talked to
Newt Lee, talked to employees at the fac
tory, talked to his superior and manager.
Sig Montag; talked to barley, the Superin-
tendent Of a branch of the pencil factory
and not one word did he say to any of them
about Monteen Slower, or about any after
noon pop-call by Lemmie Quinn
The pop-call of Lemmie came into the
case, Tor the first time, after Frank got wind
OF what Monteen Slower would swear; and
then it was that he changed the time of
Marys arrival and placed it ''at from u 10
to 12:15," to avoM the collision qoith Mo,o-
teen.
Now, let us take up Lemmie, and see what
we are to think of him.. To the Coroners
curry, Frank had sworn, after remembering
Quinn's forgotten visit, that "he was up
there at II: %"
r In the Time Schedule, Lemmie's pop-call
is put at 20 to - 20, two minutes being
sufficient for man to roll in, say "Good
morning." and then say, II see you're busy"
and then, "Good-bye," and roll out
According to Franks statement, under
oath, that is what occurred and as the time
clock was outside Franks offices, Lemmie
must have called Time! as he passed in and
out
Frank knew when Hattie left, by the noon
qOhistle: he could accurately place Mary's
arrival, at few minutes afterwards: but as
he was sitting at his desk, writing $50 he
said), when Qulnm came in, how could he
get the time down to such a gnat-heel fine
ness, as a - 30 come, and a y 20 90?
The time of Mrs. Whites second arrival is
correctly stated, because she came up the
stairs, looked at the clock, and swore to the
time, Just as Hattie Hall, and Monteen
Stover had done.
Each of these ladies faced the time, By
FRANKS 0ac1o cJ0ck.
Now, the question in the case was this
Where acere Mary Phagaqs and Leo Frank,
during the time that M0ntee1e qo0s there?
1t was as necessary to account for Mary,
as it was to account for Frank vet Franks
lawyers made no effort to account for her,
Bear in mind, that Mary was last seen,
a few minutes after the noon hour, and
almost at the factory door.
She had to 60 after her $1.20, in person,
on Saturday, because she needed it, to buy
some little adornment, perhaps, for the Sun
day school Bible contest, which she was to
take part in, next day.
She had iFoned out the white dress that
she meant to wear, and had left it on the
bed, at home, against her return.
At any rate, she said she was going to get
her money, Frank having refused to let
Helen Ferguson take it to her, the evening
before, although Helen had several times
drawn Mary's pay-envelope.
The States witnesses traced the girl to
IL
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y.
She did not leave has house!
Then, if he didn't kill her, who did, and
qchere, a0hem, and hoaO?
His lawyers never did seem to realize the
Imperative necessity Of presenting to the
jury some theory, and some evidence, as to
eoh0t became Of the girl, AFTER. THE
NOON HOUR.
But let us get back to Lemmie Quinn, and
his GOOD morning" pop-call, at - 90
- 90
His testimony commences on page los Of
the Brief:
He said he was foreman of the metal de-
partment.
II went to the factory on April Goth to
see Mr.. SchlH. He was not there. Often
go to the factory on Saturdays and holidays.
Street doors were open when I got there.
Did not see Mary Phagan, or Monteen
Slower, or Jim Conley Office door of
Frank was open.
"The time reached Mr. Franks office was
about - 90"
On cross examination, Quinn denied tell
ing the officers that he was not at the fac
tory Saturday. Admitted that he did not
tell them he q0as there II told Chief Ian
ford, and told Mr.. Frank"
II was in the office, and saw Mr. Frank
between 81 30 and II: 25.
cat the time [ told you (the Solicitor)
that [ was there between - 100 and - :25, [
had reckoned the time down, as have now.
II told you in the detectives office that I
rechomed the time of my being in the fac
tory, from the time that I left home and the
destination I aCent to; and [ said, could
not remember the stop at Wozfsheimers,
which took ten or fifteen minutes, and that
is why [ 3echonoed it so positively.
II left home, know, at about quarter to
-. [ looked at my watch. It takes - or
Is minutes to walk to the factory I got to
Wolfsheimers pretty close to - o'clock. I
was there 10 or Is minutes"
You will notice that the witness admits he
left at II As By has qoatch; and that he
could have reached the factory by 70; and,
when he made his statement to the Solicitor,
he had forgotten that Convenient stop, Of 10
or Is minutes, at Wo1fsheimaer's.
This was suspicious enough, heaven knows,
especially with a witness who did not pre-
tend to be going by the clock, but by his
legs.
With watch in his pocket, and Franks
clock before him as he went up stairs, he
reckoned the time by the distance he walked
But the Solicitor drew out of Lemmie an
admission which Frustrated him-on that
question of leg-time,
He said: II had been up to the factory
BEFORE met Mrs. Freeman and Mss
Hall, at the Busy Bee."
Oh we'll, in that case, we. will abandon
Lemme's noble efforts to tell the time of
day by his legs, and we will endeavor to
fix it on something less prone to wander and
wobble.
Let us see whether we can fix the time
of Lemmies "Good morning" pop-call, By
Leo Franks oo0n clock.
Bear in mind, that the two ladies referred
to by Quinn, q0ere Franks employees, as
Quinn himself was, and that Rosser and
Arnold put them on the stand as aOit1eSSes