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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-07
|. O. O. F.

Third degree and refreshments mex
Monday night. A full attendance J:
desired. L. E. EMMONS, N. u.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-07
For Sale!

For Sale!
House, 10 rooms, lots, in Hospital
block, west of new City Park.
7O3 w Bird St. MRS. ]. H. BEADLE.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1915-05-07
For Sale.

Two Short-horn bulls, II and II
months old, dark red
3ltf GEO. S. BARKER.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
GRANT GIVES YOU
ANOTHER ROUND

i There will come a time some day.
Wbel You will TO willing TO play
That Yen might have Grant tack in
the L1uch Room, as be is today.
Some may think it's very funny
That Giant can get the money.
His cooking is 50 clean and neat,
And people say ii can't be best;
1t is always up to date; when he serves
it on plate
He is happy as big sunhower that
mods and bends 10 the breezes;
In the summer time It buds and blooms
in the winter time it freezes.
But Cooking is my trade I'm proud to
say;
l am stirring up something every day
Meat and vegeta bles, Pastry as well,
They all say you can't teat me this
side of--Adams.
When you light in town with wrin.
kles in you tummy,
Stop at Grant'a--don't be rummy
Don't stay away ill you're almost
dead
For we're still handling Pendleton
Bread.
Bill of fare for Saturday:
Beefsteak. pork chops, sausage,
hamburger. liver and tacon, Wiener
wurtz, coney islands, all ready put up
at moments notice.
Dinner: Stats and paint them; Mrs.
Murphy with sealskin coat. Fido,
Shep aud bale of hay. Chicken per.
forated potpie, DouRhputs loaf in dis
guise; Adam and Eve on raft and
wreck them; transparent soup.
Grant.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
School Notes.

Following is the report of the Athe.
na school, for tie month ending April
l6:
Number of pupils remaining last
month. l55; increase for the month,
1; decrease for the mouth. IL; num-
beI of pupils remaining at date, I47.
Whole number of days atteu dauoe,
283S1a; whole number of days al
senoe, 541a; whole number of times
late, A !; pupils neither absent nor late,
III; per cent of attendance, 9S.l;
number OF visits by parents. II.
The loom having the most regular
attendance for the month was that Of
Miss Wilkinson, with an average of
DOS Miss Cutsforth's room was sec.
oud, with an average of 90,4.
Roll of Honor.
High School. - Lawson Booher,
Verne Dudley, Kathreu Froome, Zola
Keen, Annabelle Mcleod, Pauline Ny,
lick, Angie Pamtrun. Ellen Pambrun
Hazel Parker, Lawienoe Tharp, Ar,
mold Koepke, Elmer Martin, Mamie
Sheard, Greta Mcintyre. Lillian Tomp-
kius, james Phillips, Louis Stewart,
Hiram Harmon.
Eighth Grade. Cecil Phillips, Yer
Rie Russell, Lucille Taylor, Dolly
White, Harold Mcintyre, Lloyd No,
Pherrin. Ernest Duncan, Orville Burn.
ham, Dorothy Ross. Henrietta Davis.
Seventh Grade. Enid Cartano, Ar.
eta Littlejohn. Velva Mansfield. Hazel
Mcfarland, Belle pambIun, Helen
Russell, VeInita Watts. Martha Hutt,
Glenn McAlexander. Ellis Hopper.
Sixth Grade. - George Banister,
Maebelle Duncan. Clara Henley,
George Lieuallen. Elizabeth Mathers,
Tbelma McEwen, Frank Miller. Eu,
gene Osborn, Edna piukerton, Willie
Russell, Mildred Winship.
Fifth Grade, Harvey Lundell, Her.
man Geissel, Everett Rothrock, Lloyd
Mathers, Willard Parker, Ray vanoil,
Henry Knight. Everett Knight, John
Starr. Gail Stone. Dorwan Phillips,
Eva Lundell, Jeanette Miller, Dolly
Savannah Smith, Helen
Downing.
Fourth Grade. e.-Coniad Miller. Ken.
meth Stone, Sadie pambrrn, Lucinda
Dell, Velma McAlexander, Audra
Winship, Augusta 0fndutT. Edra Car
iano. John Pinkettuu. Lee Banister,
Ethel Woodruff, Harry vancil. Verya
iross. Mildred Stanton.
Third Grade. ~ Richard Caitano,
Dorothy koepke, Thomas Kirk, Beu-
ah Banister. Lorain Shick. Donald
johnson, Myrtle Downing. Mildred
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

After winning the game Sunday
from Helix in the ninth inning by
Athena, B. B. Richards, president of
the East End League, sustained a pro-
test ntered ty the Helix team involv-
ing the eligibility of Keefe, substituted
as pinch hitter for Harmon, and un-
der the rules esta ablishing resldsn cs
qualifications, awarded the game to
Helix.
Keefe, who had not been a resident
of Athena for the required seven day
period, was in uniform as substitute
player, and 10 the ninth inning with
the score 2 to in favor of Helix, TWO
down and E. Williams roosting on
third champing to put over the tying
run, Keefe was substituted Harmon,
and when be laced out single the
Helixites entered protest. Altar a
rag chewing matinee. managers, cap
tsins and umpire agreed to derrick
Keefe, put Williams back on tbitd and
allow Harmon TO bat. The first Lase-
man, who had not been swatiug any
thing but space. poked up dinky fly
which Thorne butter fingered. Will
la is drilled for home aud when the
talloon was anchored. Harmon was
perched on second. having purloined
the pillow during the melee. Then
DePeatt pulled one of his emergency
stunts by contributing a slashing ain.
gle. scoring Harmt with the winning
run. And there yon Hwuz.''
The conoensus of opinion is that
President Richards awarded the game
to whom it Justly belongs, and bis
action 10 npholding the rules as agreed
TO by the league organization will |
serve to allay any contention that |
might hereafter atise relative to res
idence qualifications of players.
Both teams were out to win Sunday
aud there was pep and ginger to spare.
The pitchers worked we'll. The error
columns, 1t will be noticed, are pop
nlated to some extent, but there were
many good plays to Offset them. E.
Williams was the star performer with
ths wagon,tongue. cleaning three bits
oil Thorne's delivery in four times up
IL. Williams connected for 3.sacker
aud Stone selected one for two bases.
Henry Dell says ii was thus:
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
Mathers, Alton Lieuallen, Vernon Mil
lar Elsa RinoeI WilhuY Hardap


Ter, Elsa RinRel. Wilbur Harden.
Second Grade. Archie Bryan. Ruth
butt, Marvel MeAlsxander, Matgaret
OrndaG, Fay Pamprun, Gail Piersol.
Eppa Piersol, velton Read. Roland
Stone, Guy Baker. Arthur Holt.
First Grade. Ray Alexander, Will
liam Coppoek, Merle Dick snson, Vera
Miller. .JuaDita Wood,rf, Claude
Randall, Richard Clancy.
Result OF Spelling Contest
The spelling contest for the Athena
Division was held last Friday at the
Baptist church. The examiner was
Mrs W. 0. Read. AS a result of the
contest. the following we're chosen to
represent their respective grades at the
County contest in PeDdleton ON May /:
Third Grade. -Riohard Cartano and
Dorothy Koepke, of Athena, District
No. 30.
Fourth Grade. Lucinda Dell aud
Sadie Pam mbrun, of Athena, District
No. 80.
Fifth rade.-Harry Lundell aud
Savannah Smith. Athena. District No.
80.
Sixth Grade. Frank Miller of Ath-
ena, No. 20, and Dorothy Stall, of
Adams, District No. 50.
Seventh Grade. Belle Pambrun and
Areta Littlejohn, Athena. No. 30.
Eighth rade.-Minnie johnson aud
Lola Key of Lamar school, District
No. 30.
The contest was witnessed by large
number Of visitors, who agreed that
he pupils representing the various
Iohools we're very we'll prepared.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

The Walla Walla Union, in its
column reviewing events that trans.
pired Al years ago, notes that "there
is now a large quantity of wheat being
hauled from town and country, the
most of it ia being placed ON the oars
at the Touohet After time 1t Is not
probable that any will be hauled in
wagons further than the RAILROAD"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
Notice to Creditors.

In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In tue matter Of the Estate of
Lizzie Watts, Deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
whom it may concern that Marville
l.. Watts has been appointed executor
of the last will and testament of Lizzie
Watts, deceased, aud has qualified as
suoh. All persons having claims
against her estate are hereby required
to present them with proper vouchers
as required by law to the said Marville
l.. Watts, at his Office in Athena, Ore
gon or at the office of his attorney,
Homer l. Watts, in Athena, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
the first publication of this notice.
Dated this the 18th day of March,
A. d. 1915. Marvills l.. Watts,
Homer |. Watts, Executor.
Atty. for Executor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Roosevelt wants to get back into
the republican patty. What drop
for the high and mighty Teddy after
all the abuse he heaped upon the q.
0. P. But then, it was probably lone
some business for one poor. lone Bull
Moose tobs hookin2 by himself He
had practically dropped out OF sight
and hearing and that was one thing be
couldn't stand. There's no way to
keep him from going back, but there
won't be any killing of milk fed veal
over his return, we opine.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
athena. ORE. APRIL 2s. h. 1915
County courts have no authority to

County courts have no authority to
order alterations made in assessments
after the county equalization boards
have finished their work, according to
an announcement by the state tax
commission. The ruling was made ID
connection with an answer to letter
Of the tax collector of Baker county,
who said that the County court had
issued an order for him to make an
alteration 10 an assessment, and be de.
olined TO do il. The commission held
tbet il taxpayer were dissatisfied
with an assessment he should appear
befofa the board of equalization, and
IL not satisfied with its findings, could
appeal TO the oircnit court.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

The State portage railway equip.
ment now useless at Cello could be
pro6tably utilized on a roadbed from
Gold Spring Landing to Holdman for
the transportation of wheat. This
would appear 10 he the practical sclu-
tion Of the Gold Spring road problem,
a hard-surface autotruok road to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
NOTICE TO cREpIroRs

In the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
John Martin, Deceased.
Notice ia hereby given that the un-
dersiRned has heen appointed admins
tratiix with will annexed of the atove
entitled estate in the above entitled
court. and has qualified as the law
directs. All persons having claims
legally enforcible against said estate
are hereby notified TO present same to
me at my residence in Athena. in
Umatilla County. Oregon, with proper
vouchers. withia six months from the
date hereof.
Dated this 2dih day of March, A. d,
1919. MARGARET WINSHIP.
Az ADMINISTRATIVE with will annexed ui
The estnte Of John Martin, deceased.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

No kick would come from Germany
II she were ieceiving war munitions
from this country. The allies are in
a position 10 handle American com.
merce and Germany has no holler
coming. America has the goods 10
sell, and the open market gets them.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

1t ia interesting to know that Gal
ifornia comes to Oregon for dairy
stock, but not surprising. One of tho
large dairymen of CHlusa county
bought several carloads near Portland
recently.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Ten automobiles sold here in two
weeks is some record, aud indicates
the financial standing of the oommun-
ity. Good crop prospects with expect
ed high prices for grain. helped the
statesmen to dispose of the machines.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

A broadside uf criticism is being
fred upon Secretary Daniels Of the
Navy. He can stand IL however be-
cause he Is used to 1t. He was for
merly a country editor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Last nights rain retarded seeding of
barley on the mountain ranches, but
helped along the prospects in the low.
land districts, 1t never rains but
what it leaves q benefit to some local.
itv
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Teddy is telling a New York court
all about it, and his testimony is max
ing Mr.. Barnes and machine politics
look like 80 oents.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Hermiston and Stanfleld fruit farms
seem to have been hard hit by frost.
hut those districts still have the uoyote
fund to draw from at $3 per.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Poor Fidol He looks us guilty III
his muzzle as "Penrod" felt, with his
bag Of asafoetida suspended about his
neck.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Some Satisfied Owners of "TUM-A.LUNl" SILOS
Top row. left to right-Swan Nelson, Gandvew. Pe
baugh, Grndvew, Wn ID. Parks Grandview WI; e. O. Davis
Granger, Wn; R. d. Harris Granger Wn.
Middle row. left to rght:-Geo Finn Po p peperuber
rrosser Wn O. Johnson Pose Wn; F. Jensen Toppnish
MI Dagne kennewck, Wn; Fred Oresswel KennewicB w.
Bottom row, left to right:-B. f. r.
resse snnnyde Wn O. Nj Bagey sunuyd Wn Armstrong
Freewaer, Or 20
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Swat the first fly you see aud then
the next aud the next aud the next,
Let no guilty disease srreader escape.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23

Score by Innings:
Atheau- O0OOI 100 2-3
Helix % 90 0 0 3 O-2
Summary. -Two.b base bit. Stoue; g.
base hit, V. William; struck out by
Thorne, 10, by Sbick. z; double plays.
Hutohens TO Harmon. Thnrne to CLARK;
left ou bases, Athena 8. Helix ~.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-04-23
SUNDAYS GAME TO HELIX
League President Upholds Rales Gov
erning Ineligible Players.
League Standing:

Sunday s scores: Athena 3. Helix
2; Weston 8, Milton -Freewater A.
Games next Sunday: Athena at
Weston; Helix at Milton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, oct iI-Th" following realty
computations were chartered hero To-day:
The NacBridc Atelicr. Manhattan. cap
ital. $500 900; directors. q. Howard Mac
Bride. Harry NJ. Rogers. New York city;
Milton T.. KaIer. Yonkers
NJ. solomon & Son. Manhattan: capital.
as 900: directors. Morris solomon. W.T.
York city.
Home Investors Building Corporation.
Manhattan; capital, $4,000; directors. ia
cob u Meyers. May Meyers, The Bronx.
Anna a. Byrue. New York city.
Poe Park Construction com pany, The
Bronx; capital, 5000. directors. Michael
Giordano, Dominic a. Trot;a and Ralph
Siconen. The Bronx.
Fox & Bernstein Building Company.
BROOKLYN: capital. 81, 900; directors. Nor.
rs Fox. Abraham bernstein and Esther
Bernstein, BROOKLYN
Halpcr Corporation. brooklyn: capital.
$1,000. directors, charles Hslper. isilor
Haip.r and Sau, g Isvir". BROOKLYN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
OPER ATORs BUSY UPTOWN.

PROSPECT AVENUE-I.owenfeld &
Prayer have bought from Fannie Wolf
the five new six story apartment
houses occupying the block front. 200N
100, on the west eide of Prospect ave-
nue., betwce I66th N 161th streets.
The operators gave in part payment
seven lots OH the north side Of 1i5th
street. between Fifth and l.enox ave-
nues. The Prospect avenue houses
were recently taken over by the seller
from the Angel Construction Company.
WEST ljlST STREET-Lowenf.ld a.
Prayer have sold the six story ele-
yator apartment house nj 535 and 531
West l51st street. occupying a plot
T5xea1I. $50 feet east Of Broadway.
The buyer * Conrad Hubert. who save
in part payment Ii0 to l42 West 104th
street. a five story fiat. on plot 524x
lOl. between Columbus and Anstcr-
dam avenues.
WEST 2lSTH STREET-Ennis & SIN
mott have bought from the Meurer
estate the plot OF five lots IN the south
side Of 2l3th street. as feet east of
Ninth avenue. IN the Dyckman sea-
tion. Tho property measures i,jx
9sli II had been in the possession
of the selling. family for over twenty
years. John Il Davidson wus the
broker in the transaction.
EAST l25TH STI;E.ET-The Empire
city Mortgage and Holding Company
has resold to an investor 1872 East
l25th street. "a six story fiat. on lot
25xl30. between First and Second
avenues.
COLLEGE ANENCE-Kurz & Cren
have sold for James Harris. six lots
on the west side OF College avenue
81 feet south of East lGsth street "a
It builder. who will improve the site
with tenementS.
EAST 11jTH STREET,. Toinpkins
has old the five story fiat at IL East
1l5th street, on plot 3t1oxl00.lO. for
Isaac Sandusky 10 Sigmund Schwartz.
The purchaser gave in part payment
four dwellings on Division avenue
at I,pckawuy Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
TALK OF ANOTHER BIG LOAN.
sir Edward Holden In Conference
al National city Bank.

Sir Edward Hopkinson Holde OF the
.AnRlo-Frencn finance commission yes
terday al the National City Bank dis
cusse-l with leading American bankers
the present credit condition of the United
States with n view to the possibility OF
placing another wal loa in this coun-
try.
While all the work preliminary to
signing the loan of $500, ooo, 600 -
France and England has been nearly
completed. the English banker wished TO
have "A free exchange Of ideas before
returning to England IN order that he
might better present the nancia sit
uation In this country.
Those At the conference were j. :.
Alexander. president Of the National
Bank of Commerce; W. II. Porter Of
j. =. Morgan X CO. Max May, Vice
president and manag of the foreign
exchange department If the Guaranty
Trust Company Charles II. Sabin, presi-
dent OF the Guaranty Trust Company ;
james Brown OF Brown Bros. h Go. {:
benjamin Strong, Jr.. governor OF the
Federal Reserve Eank. and Frank \
Nander,ip. president. and J. r.. iarSiin.
vice-president and manager Of the for
cign exchange department of the Nd
,ional City Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
KJCKERS OPPOSE
SALARY SLASHING
Budoct Committee Hears Pro-
tests Against Big Re-
ductiOnS.
SHARP TALK IN MEETING


Yesterday was kickers' day for the
.,d,,.. NJ tho 10, ri Of I.s-
hU"E'' -.,.- ~,
Innate. rms cVihinl'tee' 'o's's''he ="
COMPTROLLER Frcndergast. President NC
>neny Of the Aldermen u borough
a---Io,,, rou,ds and Mathev.,n. me,
80 .so,,,, ,nl,a,.s office 10 hear an
Il <ror, tho salary slashing recon-.
pV'su,,s ~ rho subcommittee.
Ta"n,r clark william +. Schneider
y.,ai -, sharp,y ayninst cuts In hi,
pr 3D., tho uh-commit,ee IL 10 meet
"nt. 90 o.c,ork this morning although
49,, holiday. 10 reconsider it's findings.
~. e.breidcr began by' complaining that
Ia recyIved no oficIa, lis1 OF the
wv salary changes.
P'tua., c,r I talk without
,,>a,srr tho facts" retorted Mr Prem
,lo,r -. Mr.. Schneider went on
"er,, ar ~,,xn.vcr. am assessed
,o- $50. 900 on the personal assessment
y, u.r,io ropc of tho other city of.
49,. oxccp, Mfr. McAncny, VIII, Is
down for $4,000. l. assessed at ALL"
.y.h,, has that 20, TO do with u.s.
.u NJ. rr,ndcrca You should
a'n,,,,lr 10 III, tax board"
aIr going TO have my say or IN
,ole my hat and go out" the County
C,",t r,sprd AS "a I'm in
arrested I'm having the budget kept as
,o, A. ussiblc. In my estimate for
NV, y.ar | cut out $4,000. abolishing
a., ,n,ir, department costing $4,000 "A
r"sr"
iic said he would PASS over the casc
VI. snu who ia In. County Clerks
,.",.ry vbos,. salary will be cut IL
A.. r,L.,oumittc,'s advice is followed.
y ra s,iJ 4, vas uniu., TO cut Law
80. rLu,rd st.oleton an exper, with
80 a.. ,.,rs service from k3.,OO To
mnts, -. Ioso,, : Moss 4, ,h~
80 a.nv-ninn x.,rs }ro,n 4. ~
o"., nt Va, no,r., ,,srl Charles n.
10 Sl'-yo' a." ,oo 90 s,s son
Lew ~" -. .,o,,.,., ma
ln' "" p",oa, :. la a. C,rnn.
q ne" o"' '". 80.
uouc'' VIZ H"" "'" " wv"
II he can go,
o take u" iie" su'' rep''e'
Nj. schneider.
"Oh, We We heard that threat SO oi,en
Il do"sn uH'ct US the 'oi"p'r"iie'
rejored.
The proposed reduction of a book
keeper from 81 500 10 $1,000 "A year agi-
,ated Frank W. Arnold. Assistant Public
Administrator. The Comptroller asked
him Are you arguing from the stand.
point OF hardship for the man or OF
public INTEREST,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
new ORLEANS PASTOR
KILLS YOUTH In STUDY
Son of Railroad Man May Have
Entered RectOry by Mistake
While Drinking.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 11.-The Parish
Grand Jury has been summoned 10 meet
In special session tomorrow, when an in
vestlgatlon will be begun into the Kill
ne Of Lansing q. P~earsall. who was
fiot 10 death early to-day in the rectory
o, 81. Georges Church by the Rev.
Byron Holley. tho rector. The dead man
10 a son Of Nathan q. Pearsaii, manager
Of tho Texas and Pacific Railroad.
Developments during the day show
hat the tragedy was the sequel to "A "
day spree on the part OF Pearsall. Al
though regarded as "a model young mar
aId a prominent Sunday school worker.
s'ver1l Witnesses said that Pearsnll was
drinking heavily saturday night ana
again sunday night Whether he got
MO the Holly residence by accident IL
a0t known.
Or Holley was seen 10 enter the rec
tory sunday night carrying II bag which
obtained the missionary contributions
~ his church for the day. The money
was in envelopes and the bag made II
bulky package. In view Of the fact that
MS home has been twice robbed recently
lie Thinks this may have figured in the
case. nr. Holley has not been arrested.
br. Holley, IN "A statement to the
police, sand that Pearsall had entered
me rcctory after breaking the parlor
window and that TO all appearances
he was bent OH burglary.
! was In my office n little before
O'Clock this morning said DR.. Hol-
y heard a noise in my study
adjoining Selling n revolver. ] adj
NRn'od on tip'oe and opened the door
leading INTO the study. \ white man
was standing IN the middle OF the floor.
What do YOU want here" ! asked.
9TH" man did not answer,
"'i"' ont Of here ordered, In
'ead OF onsying the intruder made q
notion a. If 20 draw "A weapon
' pIll"d the trigger and the man
ON"
only rnc shot was fred by Dr. Hol-
ty. Il struck the victim in the right
hu.is'.
- Georges Church figured In
'1o'A'r sensational incident his year
Nh"n Victor IJcspommlcr, the organist
VAS abruptly dismissed following SEN
'%''i"naI DhHrg-s of immortality.
I", Hullcy * one Of the most pop
uiat m.',st"rs in New Orleans,