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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

|An Aberdeen bull, purchased by H. |Trulock of Pine Bluff about three Fnths ago, died a Memphis, where |nad been on exhibition at the tri-
 ate fair and won a prize. The an1-
 al was purchased in Oklahoma, and
 Trulock paid $1,5o0 for. it. The
 Ill was insured for s1,000.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Appropriations of $900 for farm demonstration work and $450 for can ming club work were made by the Columbia Quorum Court at Magnolia. Levies of four mills for county gen. eral and one mill for levees were or dered. The sum of S2,500 was appro- priated to complete a sewage sytem at the courthouse
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

A moonshine still was located on Saline river, near Nashville, by Sher- if Hutchinson. The boiler had ca pacity of 50 gallons. A quantity Of mash indicated the still had been op- erated within the past month. Part of the apparatus was brought to Nash vile. The suspected operator disap- peared several weeks ago. -
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

An order to change the Texas Glass Company's plant of Texarkana from a hand plant to machine plant has been rescinded. The plant will be put in operation at once with full force of about 200 men. The change to machine plant would have meant that no glass would have been produced this season.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Mischievous boys soaped the rail- road track at St. Paul, and a special train on the St. Paul branch line, after pul-ing and blowing and tugging and failing to get over the soaped place, backed down the line, got running start and went over triumph antly.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

News that the Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Chancery Court, appealed from Miller county, in the case of George T. Con- way vs. The Miller County Highway and Bridge Special Improvement Dis trict, caused rejoicing at Texarkana.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Sam Parnell, owner of the O'Meara mine on Buffalo river, says he has en- countered run of saltpeter in the mine and was showing samples of the mineral salt It is found in pockets and he has taken out several hundred pounds.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13
ARKANSAS IN BRIEF.

|bhn Cariin, eight years old, son of |srmer of Almyra, was terribly in,
 Id when he put a match to dy- ite can he had found The little low did not know what it was he f burning. The cap exploded, tear three fingers from one of his Fds and injuring one eye so severe That it will be sightless hereafter.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

At Plummerville the Rev. H. D. Col ouette of Conway delivered the first of 23 addresses in this section agalnst Act No. 2, which would repeal the statewide prohibition law.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

The Bay Village Live Stock Com many of Poinsett county lost three pure bred registered COWS because the animals ate buckeyes which were fatal to them.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Benton county apples are bringing
 Satisfactory price and the demand excellent. An effort is being made Fprevent the picking and packing of Fmature fruit and to improve con- Hntly the standards for Arkansas bit
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

The Littleton Bros. Company gin or Newport was completely destroyed by fire. the loss being between $l4,ooo and s15,000, partially covered by ln- surance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

County Judge J. R. Gilchrist of Malvern has purchased a traction en- zine to improve Hot Spring county roads.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

The Clarksville Board of Elders and Deacons of the First Presbyte- rian church voted unanimously to erect $30,000 church, construction to begin soon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

James G. Rossman, president Of the Stuttgart Public Service company was granted light and water fran chise for 50 years by the City Coun- oil of England.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

train on the St. Paul branch line, after puCing and blowing and tugging and failing to get over the soaped place, backed down the line, got 8 running start and went over triumph antly.
 News that the Arkansas Supreme Court affirmed the judgment of the Chancery Court, appealed from Miller county, in the case of George T. Con- way vs. The Miller County Highway and Bridge Special Improvement Dis trict. caused rejoicing at Texarkana. Sam Parnell owner of the 0'Meara mine on Buffalo river, says he has en- countered a run of saltpeter in the mine and was showing samples of the mineral salt It is found in pockets and he has taken out several hundred pounds.
 At Plummerville the Rev. H. D. Col ouette of Conway delivered the first of 23 addresses in this section against Act No. 2, which would repeal the statewide prohibition law.
 The Bay Village Live Stock Com pany of Poinsett county lost three pure bred registered COWS because the animals ate buckeyes which were fatal to them.
 The Littleton Bros. Company gin or Nawnort was completely destroyed by fire. the loss being between $14.O0o and S15,00O, partially covered by ln- surance.
 Iames c. Rossman, president of the Stuttgart Public Service Company, was granted light and water fran chise for 50 years by the City Coun- cil of England.
 An ordinance has been prepared ond will be introduced at the next meeting of the city commission pro- nosing segregation of negroes in Fort Smith.
 Baptist revival. conducted by the Rev w A. Wilmington or conway closed at Siloam Springs with more than 90 conversions.
 Chicot county's county farm has been profitable under the administra- ton of County Judge Cook. It is es- timated that Chicot county will re- ceive this year s7,970 from the sale of products from the farm exclusive of eggs. butter and vegetables. The running expenses Tor the year will total S3,446.
 County Judge J. R. Gilchrist of Malvern has purchased traction en- zine to improve Hot Spring county roads.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Fire of unknown origin in the ware rouse of the Joseph Gin Company at |faragould destroyed about 300 bales
 " loose seed cotton, valued at ap- lpfoximately $30,000. The loss is par
 uaily covered by insurance.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

H. c. Sanders of Newport, manager of the Jackson County Fair kssocia- tion, has a force of men getting the grounds ready for the fair, November 7-1O.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

Two manganese mines in Izard county are being worked. They pro duced about 175 tons of high grade ore last month.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

A. c. Herren of Snyder has built dipping vat on his farm. Although Ashley county is not in the tick eradi- cation district, many vats are in use
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

A large bell in the Y. M. c. A. build
 E at Ozark has disappeared and no ace of it can be found. The bell |ang over the building more than Parter of a century.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
HOME RUNS GIVE
VICTORY TO CUBS
Williams and Schultz Make Circuit
Smash Apiece in the Third
Inning.
TO TWO IS SCORE

Chicago, May l7.-Home runs in
the third inning by Williams and
Schultz put today's game beyond
reach Of Brooklyn, and Chicago won,
7 TO 2. The league leadersr got a
hit or two every inning off Packard,
but his strength ID the pinches and
his owngoo d fielding and that Of
Mullgan and Mccarthy, inserted TO
put life in the Cub inficld and spoiled
many Brooklyn chances to score.
Packard also took an active part on
the offensive side, with three hits.
two 81 them doubles which ncttcd
runs Williams led the hitting, with
a double and two singles, besides his
home run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Hastings, Neb., May H.-tApe
Telegram IL. s. Rohrer announced
TODAY thai he will take steps to pre-
vent sunday base ball IN Hastings
although the proposal for Sunday
playng received 900 votes 20 $50
against in the municipal election Of
1913 lie contends that although
that this was q majority OF the votes
east on the question, II was not a ma
iority 81 the votes cast at the election
tie says the attorney general has
fnled in the case ot Enstis that ma
iorityoi an votes Is required.
a.. IS. Rohrff Is q former proies
sional ball player and Hastings rep
teseniativr 81 the Anti Saloon league
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

German Lutherans
Meet in Columbus

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Cleo Mowrey

Geneva Neb. May Est Specially
ME body NJ tlro AowFS was
brought h. this CTS iuf burial last
nteht tlf was a student ~ tht TON
xrfsny ID Nebraska Alter gradual
me 81 th6 Geneva illgh school and
since ne bas been IA che employ ~
the American lleFlrls company iH
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bfofag 8nA aie, hfgr ~ Geneva
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Standing Of Teams
sTANpING or Tug TEAMS.

Yesterdays Results,
WESTERN LEAGUE
Denver. o. Des Molnea, g.
~ Joseph. , Sioux city q
Topeka. 8 Lincoln, o.
Wichta, 7 Omaha. g.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. ~ Louis, 8
Brooklyn Chicago, 7
Boston, z, Cincinnati !,
Philadelphia PittabufE, cold
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit. a. Washington, D.
- f.oniH. Philadelphia 4
Cleveland New York, wet grounds.
Chicago Boston. rain
AMERICAN AssOCtATIOS.
Louisville 2 Kansas city, g.
indianapolis, 2 Milwaukee. D.
Toledo. q ~ Paul, 2.
Columbus Minneapolis, wet grounds
Games To-day.
Western LeaRue--Denyer al Dss Moinhs
~, Joseph 81 Sioux CITY, Topeka a. Lincoln
wichita At Omaha,
National League--New York At st. Louis
A. Chicago, Boston a. Cincinnati
~ Pittsburgh
American League--St. Louis At Boston
Detroit ~ New York, Chicago At Phiadei.
1hia, Cleveland ~ Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
SENATORS YICTORS
OYER TIGERS AGAIN
Washington Wins Its Fourth
Straight Game from
Detroit.
THE SCORE IS SIX TO FOUR

Washington, May H.-Washington
won its fourth straight game from
Detroit today, to 4. Harper be-
came wild toward the end Of the
CANINE, and was succeeded by
Ayres The visitors staged {. lily
in the ninth inning when they scored
one run on four hits, but with two
out and the bases full, Ayres ended
the game by striking out Dalton.
Y4tA,rss "a HfffNfagrf,gF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Only One City Water
Supply Found Impure
(From a Staff Correspondent. J

Lincoln, May l7-(Special)- IVA
ter from the old municipal wells at
Blair has been found impure by State
Bacteriologist Wild. New wells were
relocated in April and the city will
have a new source of supply. The
water was found pure from the mu-
nicipal supply at Grand Island, Au-
burn, Bellwood, Walthill Ong, Paw
nee City, Norfolk, Sterling and Co
lumbus and from the Rock Island
railyroad supply at Fairbury, which
is procured from springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Lincoln, May l7.~-(Special. y
Judge w. l.. Stark Of Aurora has re-
turned from New England, where he
has been taking affidavts OF sister
in Boston and a nephew in New
Hampshire Of the late Alden S. Mich
OILS OF Aurora, who recently died leav-
ing an estate on which Hamilton
county will receive an inheritance tax
Of 5000. The Judge says he is con
WINGED that the relatives are legal
heirs.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
PHILADELPHIA
ST LOUIE.
Slated for Bheehsn In sixth.
Philadelphia 100 . 0 0 . o.

TW0sbHH0 hltH. Hartley, Austin, LaJ0
Three-bsse hit Johnson. Stolen bases
slper. Walsh ~. pick 80. Sacrifice hits,
johnson, Austin Pratt, Double plays;
RchhnEto LaJoie 20. First base on errors
81. Louis, 3. Bases on balls; or Daven-
port. 9, Off Crowell, ! OF sheehan, q or
BreHHier, g. Hits and earned runs: orr
Davenport, 10 h.tai 4runs in nine innings
or croweil. hits, . runs IN two inningF
or sheehan, I hits, run IN four innings
Off Hreaaler hits, ] run 10 three innings
hit BY pitched bail: By Davenport. BresH-
Ter struck out ny Davenport, 8. by
crowell by sheehan 3 by Bressler, J.
Wild pitches: crowell. Gheehan Umplres!
O'Lunghlin and chill.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

I lissoia 1913 Z H. : 3 s.ls

Homa runs CBrllBle. Lambeth. Thrns'
base hi. I4obcr Two. haze hita: stevenson,
Carbide TydsmHn. Double plays. steven
son 10 Williams; Cochran 10 Agier 20 stoWf
stolen bare stevenson Sacrifice hitn
Hinchman, Goodwin, Tydemen. Struck oni
~ Wiietha, Z . By West. by Lambeth =
or Larson, q I'LL by pitcher by West
johnson Left on bases. Lincoln, Topeka.
s. pitching record OF West, 7 hits ~ four
fnninKs, off Larsen S hits In two and two
third inning, OF Lambeth, hits In three
and one.hlrd Time, 1913. umplrea Ander"
snn and Ponlins
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
LINKS ovERWHELM TOPEKA.
Eaws Lose When Two Pitchers are Batted
out Of tho Box. Ten 10 Five IL
The Score.

Lincoln, May i7.---bincoin bsttsd two
pitchers out OF the box IN iodays game
winning from Topeka by a score o. 10 10
s After the first inning, when com.
bnation Of three hits and two errors Melted
three runs, Willetta had tho visitors almost
~ hts mercy II was the first game IN
which The former big league pitcher figured
this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Philadelphia, May i7,--sL Louis hit
Philadelphia pitchers hard In the early
innings today and won. to T. Davenport
Kept tho home teams hits scattered, eT-
eept In tho sixth, PICK made a record for
the season here by stealing four bases.
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Cincinnati o., MAJ Ia nosien hits
fnnsN hard tn the Initial iuninE to-day ana
hen lheN continued 70 met his curves Nith
deadly effect tn the second inning NJ ~
Tired from the mnuu4 NnHton eventually
wtnuiHE fu nHie who relieved Tnntp
sue hed good tall ana aontd have shut uut
the Visitors had % nnt been Tor IN rrguf
Nith fhnnk@Nptian Of kanatHhF and tamp
t0n. stl ne NE eiaiiara hit well scale
hatiea % Nln innatls enu isln seeft
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Detroit ,...,,.u,.0 800 D 90 q ID
Warrington ...t..O 0 b 3 Al : -
:, 4 wo-bafe hit Judge Three-base hits:
Milan. Morgan. Dubuc Stolen base: MGR.
gan. Double play; Dubun 10 Bush 10 Burns
baseH on balls orr pubuc. 4. orr Harper
Dubue, hits, runs In seven Iuninens IN
James. hite. runs IN ono inning on liar.
per, hlta, runs IN seven and two thirds
innings; off Ayers, hits ] run IN one and
one-third innings Struck out By Dubuc
~ BY James, J by Harper, 8, By Ayers q
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

'HaUnu Tor STOOLS m nlnIh
y Sew ra as,s E.. 8 ! :Ss IS
Two base hits DOYLE t2l, Roterstou
Three base hits Kauff, Fletcher, Sic
kechuie Homo run Markle stolen
bases; noyia Burns, Merkio, RArlden,
kaun fgl, hornshy. Miller t2hCorhAn
nouhlepi as Fletcher TO Morkle Bases
on balls, orr Doak OFF Mrahowa. Il.
on steele # OF Anderson. q HIS and
earned runs orr Anderson. s hits 3 runs
IN innings or noak. 3 hits, . run ~ two
innings OF Meadows. 4 hits. 4 runs ii onc.
third tnning OF steele no hits E runs ln
siN and tWhethtrds iunines Hit hY pitched
out hY atsele. hp Anderson Pahssd
ball snyder umpires Quslty and
Byron
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
DENVER


III,III. TfIu- NUaLr TWnrbaN0 mn InHFH1
Sacrifice hits: stevens. Mclean stolen
bases. Miller tgD; Melon, Left on bases
Denver, 3. peR Molnes u Struck oul' ~
Baker n nv sterznr. :. First base on
baIlst Off nakef. q Off stsrEcr !. Hit by
pItehed ball ny Baker, kellher ana
2akea Passed ball stevens. Umpifss
p,sn and Kane Time 2.NI
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

runs In one inning (none out IN second)
Off Dale. hits no runs iK eight innings.
HIT by pitched ball. K0netehy by Toney'
Struck nut by Hughes 8 by Dale o UNI
pirea. Klein and Emele.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
OMAHA,
Tolala. -. b 3 5
nstted for North in elghth.

W0m0 nun. FnK- ThFeN base hifl hmith
Two bhHe hits: Floharty Tnhiu, Gray. Sac
rfict hits HetliaE Fleharty. Double plays:
hurg 70 krug 70 Miller. North 10 Miller
Hts orr North, " IN eight innings, off
Thompson, Va enc timing nff FlehArty, n
in eight inninEHi or kneHthhr, none a. one
inning struck out ny FlehArty, 8 BY
koestner I BY North ! Bases on balls
or Fieharty, n Oft North. 2 Hit hy pitched
hall burg Left on bases wichita
Omaha, I Time goo umpiros Mullen
aud Andrews
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
BOOSTERS WY rRoM DENvER.


Dcs Moines. la. May t7,--spahrs home
run. q pass, Claire'a single ana shields
error gave Des Molnea the tleing and win
ming ynns IN the eighth inning OF a poorly
Mayed game today. score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

'Hatted for Pfeffer 90 sixth
'Batted for Appleton IN seventh
e srIislsS' & ! 3 $50 ! fS ~
TIVE. base hits Packard f2l, Zimmerman,
Williams, schultz. Home runs Schultz, VIII
Jams Stolen bases Schultz, Safer, williams
Sacrifice hits. Daubert. Flack 81 Sacrifice
flyi Wheat. Double play. Packard 10 saler
First on errors. Brooklyn. 2, Chicago. /.
Bases on balls. orr Pfeffer D or Appleton
i. OF Malls. J 4; Off Packard. T. Hits and
earned runs OFF Pfeffer, hits rune In
five innings. of Appleton, hits runs IA
two inningH, of Malls. no hits no runs IN
one inning, of Packard. 0 hita / run IN
nine innings. struck out by pfeffer, i BY
Appleton, !. Passed ball Miller. Umpiros;
OfDay and Eason
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Wants Beat Cards.

~, Louis May i7.-By pounding Meadows
and steele for six eytra base hits IN the
third and fourth innings, stealing bases a.
Viii on snyder, and taking advantage Of
st. Louis crrora. New York beat the locals
. TO O. D0ak retired with sore arm after
pitching two innings Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
ST. Josrru prrr,rs rur SIOUX,


Sioux city la May list Joseph de-
'atcd Sioux city today ny score 81 20
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
Smith Tits Triple
Uni Preshios Want
To Battle Central

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18
AmerLcnn AsAoeIatlon.

A. Kansas city R.H.E.
Louisville .,,,",d oe9099o II
Batteries: Moran and Williams. Sanders
and Berry.
At Milwaukee, R.H.E.
milwaukee ......0 2 . Ga o. - Z 2
Batteries. Aldridge, Rosge and dossstti
alapnika and Mayer,
III 81. Paul RHE.
Toledo ,........O o 0OI02 "a 10 1
g. Paul,.4.t....0 2 o 90 0 0 0--g ]
Batteriesi Kaiseriing and Sweeney.
Douglas and Land
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-18

Southern Association.
Atlanta, 3: Little Rock. I.
New Orleans, 8 Chattanooga, D.
Birmingham. D; Memphis, II.
Mobile, y Nashville, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-19
Building Permits.
Building permits were issued today as

Building permits were issued today as
follows:
John NJ. Henderson, to erect four two
story brick dwellings at 10 to IS Frank
lin street northeast: estimated cost,
$4,000
Alice NJ Gaver. to erect a dwelling
at BOIL 18th street northeast: estimat-
ed cost. $4,000.
Thomas S. Orndorn to erect additions
to garage rear 1925 21st street; esti-
mated cost, $500.
Rachel B. Clark. to make repairs
at 1903 Rhode Island avenue; estimated
cost. $500.
F. r. Hagner. to make repairs at rear
1929 18th street; estimated cost, 1886.
Miss s. NJ. Huddleson. to make repairs
ct 1902 Virginia avenue southwest; es-
timated cost. 5000.
Latterner estate. to erect warehouse
At 602 Pennsylvania avenue; estimated
cost, 1000.
George II. Myers. to make repairs at
1920 S street: estimated cost. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-19
Zeppelins as Ventilators.
furnished by W. B. Hi
re Manchester Guardian

From the Manchester Guardian
In the last Zeppelin raid on Paris ~
VIII be remembered that one of the
bombs broke right through a road .u--
face and penetrated to the Metrono,,...
underground railway. The Germans III,
perhaps be interested to learn that m.
result Of their raid will be a real hy-
gienic improvement in the conduct Of
the Metropolitan railway. Tho P.encb
have made great strtdes in the wav a,
ventilation or late .years-they h.v.
learned much from England-but ~
Metro" still leaves good deal to ba DE-
sired In that way. The lines Of the rail
road were quickly put back into. WORKING
order after the raid. but the big hoje IL
the roof was not SO easy to mend. Nov
it has been decided not to mend it at ali
II 10 to be left open as a big ventilation
hole-a memorial ventilator., So that ths
zsppeltns have in one small way rem
dered Paris q real service. and left IL
quite positively more healthy city to
live and travel in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-19
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY DIVISION 2-Justice Gould.
Junction. returnable June %: pla.ntifrs
attorneys. F. B. Rhodes and P. B.
Cromelin.
In re petition Of A. B. c, Company: de-
cree changing name; attorney. E. L.
In re petition of the South American
Manufacturing Company; decree chang
Edwards agt. Maupin; trustees author
lied to invest $500 (by Justice Sid
dons); plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston q
Hill agt Benedek: pro confesso ordered
and order Of publication; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Alexander Wolf
Sas.sleers ag Martin pro son1sss9
Judson agt Judson rule as to alimony.
returnable June 28, and restraining order.
5eoras and ossph Solomon
Kelley agt Kelley; reference to Mar
garet NJ. Murray. examiner (by Justice
Stafford) plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
Smith.
Meyers agt Erskine: order making
party defendant; order overruling mo
| tons to dismiss amended bill: fund or
ae1ed into registry APPEAL noted BOND.
| torneys. Meyers & Consaul; defendant
attorneys, J. q. Laskey and John Lewis
| Smith.
CIRCUIT DIvISION-Justice Gould.
Downer agt. Castle; verdict for plain
tin for $3.50; plaintiffs attorney, N
s. Bowles.
Jewett aRt. Noses; time to submit bill
Of exceptions extended to July and
to file transcript to July IL: plaintiffs
attorney. W: g. Gardiner: defendants
II. Ferguson.
Klug agt Capital Traction Company;
leave granted plaintiff to file additional
plea instanter: plaintiff's attorneys,
Ellis & Donaldson and A H Ferguson
| defendants attorney. g. Thomas Dunlop.
attorney, Chauncey Hackett: defend
ants attorney. Leigh Robinson.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ayusttcs Stafford.
Blair: time to submit bill Of e1cep-
| lions extended to July 10; REALTORS at
| torney, A. A. Birney; respondents at
torney. F. H. Stephens.
Engravograph Company agt. Gray;
verdict for plaintiff for return Of ma
defendant for possession of master
| alphabet" without costs: plaintiff 6
attorneys. Allen Clark and John
Ridout: defendants attorneys, W. M.
Bastian and Bruce Baird.
CRIMINAL DIVISION 1-Justice Siddons
United States agt. William A. Carter,
| HOUSEKEEPING; plea, guilty, referred to
probation officer; attorney. o. A.
| Bigoness.
United States Harold T. Rowland,
forgery; plea, not guilty; attorney, H. E.
| Davis.
| United States agt. Leo P. Hawkins.
depreciation on private property; plea,
! guilty: attorney. A. W. Scott.
United States agt. James T. Allen. muir
| der first degree; motion for new trial
| filed; attorneys, J. H. Ralston and S. D.
l Willis.
| United States agt Ira J. Posey, non
| support; bench warrant issued.
| United States agt. David R. Smith, non
| support; bench warrant issued
United States agt. Johnnie Coleman, rob-
berry; on trial; attorneys, J. C. Foster and
R. L. Miller.
DISTRICT DIvISION-Justice Siddons
| In re extension Of Girard street
hearing continued to June 26.
| BANKRUPTCY DIVISION Justice
| Gould.
In re James O'Gorrell; rule return
| able June 90.
PROBATE DIv1SION-Justice Siddons.
| Estate of Ivory G. KmbaIl; order to
| sell automobile; attorney, n. G. Kim
ball
Estate Of Barbara Anderson; petition
for probate Of will filed; attorney, Joseph
| R. Fague.