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Harper got his:

'Batted for Harper In eighth inning
Wash!nEton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 900 0O0-l
new York Observation-Disclosures. 0l0 202 00x-J
Runs-shanks. High. Peckinpaush. Pipp q,
and Magee. Stolen bases-Williams and
Baker. Three-base hit-Henry. Home runs =
Pip. Magee. Sacrifice hits-Pipp. CulIop.
Sacrifice fy-Magee Double plays-Harper
TO Mcbride to Williams; Foster to Williams
Left on bases-New York. I: Washington. s.
First base on error: New York. /. First
Hits-off Harper. 7 In 7 innings: OF shaw,
In 4 inning: Struck out-By Harper. 2;
by Cullop, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and
Owens. Time Of camel hour and SO min
utes.
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Leading Ten SlnRpers.
Club Fielding Records.
Double PLAYS.

Chicago. 30; Cleveland, Il; Detroit, 30
81. Louis. $: New York: s.: Athletics
20; Boston, 30: WASHINGTON, 81.
TRIPLE PLAY-Chicago az vs. 81
Louis; Weaver 20 Fourier.
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Will Race Motorcycles.

NEW YORK, June A.-Motorcycie
racing Is expected to receive impetus in
the metropolitan district when. on Tues
day, July I, national and State cham
pionships will be decided on the Sleeps
head Bay SPEEDWAY. in connection with
the New York State r. A. NJ. conven-
ton.
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Passed Balls.

Chicago. 2; Cleveland, II; Detroit. I;
81. Louis. o; New York. s; Athletics. s;
Boston. 5: Washington. 0.
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single by High filled the bases and Peck
walked. forcing Russell In with a run.
0ilhooley scored on Pipp's sacrifice fly.
The winning run was made In the sixth
when Nunamaker singled. was advanced
with sacrifice by Gilhooley, and scored
on Highs third hit Of the game.
Nick Cullop was brought out TO OPP
pose Harper and won his seventh
straight Victory. Cullop has not been
defeated this season. The Yanks gave
him fine support. The Senators scored
their only run off Nick In the first In
ming. Cullop struck out nine batters
and allowed but seven hits.
Walter Pipp tied the score in the
second. Harper had him two and three
and put one over the plate, Pipp raised
Il into the right field stands for a
homo run.
High started the fourth with a dou-
BILE that Moeller misjudged. and scored
on Pecks single. Peck took second on
the throw to the plate, advanced again
on fielders choice and tailed on
Magee's sacrifice fly.
Here Is how Harry Harper got his:
WA ARLINGTON NEyu vnpv
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Cuilop famed nine Griffmen and
walked only one. This showed better
than anything else just how good he
was. Russell allowed four hits and
Tanned six. The youngster tanned all
three men in the fourth following Nor
gan's home run drive into the bleach
ers.
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IOtdls''' - - IL Iotais... 81 IL ~ ]
'Batted for Ainsmith in the ninth.
MasIins,on '''.''''''.'''....'''' aOo 100 900
new YORK .'..''..........,....... 80 OOl OOx-o
Runs-Morgan C). Foster. Milan. Judge,
Gi.hooley 20. High. Pipp., Gunamaker. and
Russell. Stolen bases-Milan and Gilhooley.
Two-base hits-Gilhooley Baker. Gedeon.
dilhooley. Sacrifice fies-Magee. Pipp Double
play-Milan to Judge. Left on bases-New
York. I: Washington. 8. First base on err
ror-Washngton. !. First base on balls-On
Markle, B.; of Russell, !: on johnson, 2.
Hits-On Markle, 2 in Ia inning: OF Russell.
8 In 1928 innings. Struck out-By Markle,
!: by Russell. s; by johnson. 4. wild pitch
johnson. Umpres-Messrs. Owens and
Connolly. Time OF game-2 hours and min
utes.
During the double bill Frank Baker
resumed hitting for the Yanks. and got
three blows in the two games. a double
and a single in the first and a double
in the second: Hugh High made foul
hits In the two games, three OF John
son and drew a pass OF Sir Walter
making a perfect average for the game
Gilhooley started the rally against
Johnson. He opened the first inning
with a double. High singled and Gil.
hooley took third. from where ne scored
on a wild pitch. Pipp singled. scoring
High, took SECOND on the throw to the
plate and Tailed when Baker doubled
of the right field wall.
Allen Russell beat out a bunt In the
second. A felder's choice and another
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John Henry smashed a triple to the
fence only to remain at the hot corner
while Mcbride famed.
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League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

Todays Games.
Washington at New York.
Cleveland at Detroit,
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Yesterdays Results.

Phillies. 2: Boston. l.
New Yonk. 7; BROOKLYN, 4.
st. Louis, s: Pittsburgh. 7,
Chicago, 2: Cincinnati.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.

Today's Games.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Tomorrow Games.
Yesterdays Results.

New York. 6; Washington, g.
New York. 8; Washington. 1.
Boston, 1: Athletics, o.
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Tomorrow's Games
81. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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Moeiler was helpless at the bat IN
both games, though he did get one hi
much. either. when he entered the pas
time.
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at FIRST base In the nightcap contest.
several OF his pickups OF low throws
being perfect. The big beckstop Is a
handy man to have on hand In the
pinches.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

Joseph irdc.. who came 60 Holt
county with hi. parent from VIZ.
p..H, iu iN,,, aud located on the old
Beaumont place, ou.t Of Oregon. wa
.U town. is-' week. looking after some
rur;uut H. .iu,.. matters. After
staying uu ~. u'arr. the family lu.
y',H iH the now Franklin district.
r...r Joseph grow t. manhood. aud
where o, remained aad bought land,
a.U then Bought some more. H. lsyi
ty family moved to Mcpherson. Kan.
s.... where they are now residing and
pioneering.
Hr. Auius va. born IN Shenandoah
county, Virginia. August e.. 1872. aud
N. soon reach d.. G!th birthday. Lie
H.IU and tive children help to cncpur-
aru him IN MI. lie battlc, aud all his
s..'dr,U, UNc"ptIng Miss Stella, ate
a"iioi. and thcy have given him
y"n grandchildren. lli- children arc:
Charles. az MclhrrsoU; AIR. job.
'JITson. of Chicago: Mrs. VIII loa ..
fond, Los Angclcs. Calf; Miss Stella.
nV'c. teacher of Mcl'horsun county f;
Nrs, Elwcr Sgucrs, of Elgin. lll.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19
Original Iarl,lN Gnnr.

La, week. Sc had very enjoyable
u il from Judge George Meyer. ~
Craig, vito ever maize 1t "a point 70
call IN The Old Sentinel which ne
la, been reading constantly since hc
was I'D Of twelve Summers, lie 4.
n member or the old Meyer stock, the
grandfather, Andrew Meyer ~. and
wife, and Tie older children coming
here IN lsll. Andrew, ST., and vine
hli eight boys and one daughter. al
81 whom have Gro sci over 10 the
Other side. These children were:
Martin, Andrew, lr" John, George,
futtlirb, Christian, Jacob. William
and Mary Horne" kcr The Judge was
the son of Martin, who died In Octo-
Der, 1865, and hi mother died Ia 1891.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19
Obituary..

Charity lsadora Davis, daughter of
Albert and Susanna Davis. was born
in Indiana, May !, 1855, and removed
to Missouri with her parents, when
small. She was married to Guy ID. T.
April 2s, 1878, near
Princeton, Missouri. Was converted
and united with the Christian churc v,
at the East Fork Baptist church, in
Miccr county, No.. during the min
ist'y Of Brother VIM. Moore. in the
yc.f of 1877, and transferred to the
CAstian church. Of Oregon. Mo. with
her husband. where they lived u mum
be- Of years, and was a consistent
and a loving mother through
out her life time. She died at 81.
Louis. May q. 1916, Of pneumonia.
being 81 years and . days Of age.
She leaves To mourn her departure,
her husband. Guy u. +. Thompson.
four sons and one daughtcr-Dccatur
Lamar. Colo; Geo. W..
Thompson. East st. Louis. ILL.,; VIM.
J. Thompson, Springfield. Mo-; Grover
{. Thompson. Kansas City, Mo-: Cath
crime T.. Cronc, East st. Louis, I'LL.
Funeral services were were held at
the late residence. 1882 North I'roai-
way. 81. Louis, Mo-, conducted by Rev.
+. ". Recdcr, pastor Of the Winstan-
lcy Baptist church. Of East st. LOU =,
M. May 9TH. at 3 y. m. lntcrmcnt
wa, made in tho Maple Grove ccmc-
terry. OF Oregon. Holt county. Mo-, IN
May II. 1915, Elder u. II.
paN snr, pa tor Of the Christian
church. Oregon. Mo-. conducting the
services at the grave. '
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

Much Of the bottom lands of the
county are under water from the rains
OF Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May
l2-l3-l4; the fall being 1857 inches.
Mrs. Maud Narans spent Sunday
here with her parents and son, Glenn;
she is now in the laundry department
of the state hospital at st. Joseph.
Madeline, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Derr, who was operated upon
recently in st. Joseph hospital, by
DR.. kearney, is now at home, and
convalescing nicely.
&C. d. Zook and wife, Mrs. Henry
Cook, Mrs. 3. G. Pierce, Mrs. Charles
Zachman,. Miss Hortense DUNCAN and
Mrs. Herbert Mcdonald were St. 10.
seph visitors, last Thursday.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19
Mis- Lille Tavlor. of Forest CITY

Mis- Lille Taylor, of Forest City,
Is n very sick woman In a st, Joseph
hospital, and is being loked after by
DR.. Il. Il. Bullock.
Jesse Butterfeld, who recently
had his appendix removed at q st.
Joseph hospital, is now back home,
and Is doing nicely.
Mothers day, May II, was fit
ting observed here by the various
churches. The white carnation, en-
blem Of the day, was worn by many.
with pantry, two closets, two porches
and good cistern, electric lights, brick
cellar, good barn; In lots % and 81,
block Il, Forest City, Mo.
e. M. FITZMAURICE, Admir-,
Forest City, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

--Yc- are cordially invited, urgent
ly requested and earnestly appealed
70 to be present In person at the Court
House, Saturday evening, May 20, at
8 o'clock, to talk over matters Of vital
interest to the city Of Oregon and this
section Of the county, and in psrticu-
lar we want to devise ways 10 get
good roads. Your presence IL needed.
This means every farmer In this vi
entity that can possibly come.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

Vs." wish iu thank Baden Camp Of
". q. w.. ard East -. Louis Camp.
v. q. ". also World. Fair Lodge. of
a." u. H. G., Of A.. also our numerous
rgI'n.is of -. l,oui. and Eat 1T. Louis
fer their sympathy and coincidence IN
tie loss Of wife and mother. aud cs-
ynr.ally dn We thank Rev. RcCdcr rur
N good sermon.
Guy Il. y. THOMPSON
AND FAMILY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19
o. FIRST
mp HmRCvGH WEST
WV AAssAVA wv BEST
via the
BURLINGTON
The National Park Line

The National Park Line
Start in with Geyser.
land Yello w 8 { o n g
Park. Go via the new
Cody Road through
Shoshone Canyon and
over Sylvan Pass-.the
only auto route into
Park Then see Glacier.
the mostawe.inspiring
and stupendous Of all
the National Parks
Come back by Rocky
Mountain National.
Estes Park and Colo
RADIO A grand circle
tour that includes the
most Of the best of the
National Park wonders
in America.-all on one
tour.-all on one ticket.
if you go via the Burl.
ington.
Let me tell you more
about it and help you
plan your trip.
]. =. BIRMINGHAM,
Ticket Agent.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

For Sale-A top buggy, almost
new. This Is Q good one-the price is
right. See Don B. Martin, at the
postoffice. Martin Phone.
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In an atcmpt to sl"", n chicken
stealing CROW. Glenn Wright. Of Shcri.
dan. shot himself IN q" foot. Nm.c
trying To come near the bird ho acci-
drnta'Iy pulled the trigger and The
bullet went through the FOO; near IN"
toes.
-
cot aua.' NHg - a. good f"o1- do.
md vi'I concentrate their work uu
mat II'i cot On" I''''r-'r Highway
which crosse. tHa' county!
-
The Burlington Jar.'.pn FIT CAY,
attention ~ q r''r"' ''r"n1 100 r"'k
pricns mad" a. tfat place. when SAN
Inl .nr sold hoy N'.H 'g i'' NnarI-
~ S'.' q N'h.l''',"' .E''' "I .'i.'>
Tor one hoy 81 nnrN prices.
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and rn. coli ,H. fu,a. hnrf.rr ...,t.
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iHj "N Richmond b. BOO q hitch.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

--Dressmaking-All who want
hrat-clsss disseminating and tailoring,
cal! on N. p. Caudell, on second floor
In the Preacher building.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

heck for more than a thousand uui-
'arS which stock buyer handed Miss
sutton for hogs already shipped.
Think Of being new spapcr man and
having to witness such sights!
10 walk GOA miles to set an cdu.
.,,;,r /. some record and tor q girl
i, that but that il just what Mis-
Nyriic Page. the daughter " Mr. and
Mrs. George II. ragc. living two ond
F., half miles from Richmond, has done
foo the la; six years. And IN al that
'iufc she has not missed q day nor
boon tnuiv one minute. The Elch'
.rnpl Mis.ou'ian adds that this does
not count the millions oi steps snc
"a. taken during that time in helping
with the work about home, for he J.
the Kind If girl that cNcciS at home
~ well a. at school.
The city council Of lathror has
W. eel an ordnance permitting aut"-
20 be- parked IN the middle OF IN" hu--
mes. street. Cru.-vi-C Oi the Stl'ti'
and z, remain tforc without th''i
irn'. burning while the city light.
1r, on.
The ia'hrop Ortri.t fgc's a it'.
,r-.,r.'-tfc over q recon; discovery %
.ad" when cop. ~ TIE Ia'n'''
Monitor uf the year ISL came u.
.gn'. IT, th. u.t uaprr 4, va 'ol0.
.a' IS iatlwu wrrrHHu'. carried
H.rIas advertising; Will" iy the taf.
rent Issj, ". i.' 'l'. ''.' ,H'li W
bH, is df.p'ay ad, from local Wr.-
hau'.. IH" ont. ~ say u u, UP W
'.y merchants i' '\p'a'h '''' ''"'' ''
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Gran, CITY 3. one %. we I..sl N.a'
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19
NORTHWEST MISSOURI.
The Most Important News Con.
/. dcnscd From the Leading
Papers.
NV 4. 4. Jenrcy.)

The Skdmorc hog cholera serum
plant has recently added new fire
proof building to their equipment. The
plant il now modern IN every way 1t
has an ice storage capacity NJ tWcn',
tons and the contract for the year
supply was recently given to the Bur
lingion Junction lee Company.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

4 farmer near Burlington junction
ha, just finished an interesting cNpcr
lmont in farm bookkeeping, and III,
Post publishes the result. Accurate
account was kept OF the cost Of feed
ing six mules for one year, and II wa
found 10 bc Si32 or S72 for each mule
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

Miss Hattie d. Sutton, q woman
farmer near Rock Pore, has corn up In
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

The Tribune. official paper " Worth
county. printed the county, financial
statement last week, covering fifteen
columns Of space. 1t show. the total
county revenue received during the
year. closing April 30. to have hccn
S2i.Sj2.i1: expenditures. S22.ari.i1.
and Si3.4>i.96 In warrants outstand-
inp
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

IN an atcmpt to shoot a chicken.
stealing CROW. Glenn Wright. Of Shcri.
dan. shot himself IN The foot. While
trying to come near the bird be- acci.
drn'a'ly pulled the trigger and the
bullet went through the foo; near The
toes.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

". s, Schuyler, "a Savannah man,
who has pa,cncd n number Of auto
attachments, including the dirigiblo
light, has recently secured patent
for AN attachment for Ford cars
which he says removes two-thirds OF
the noise and strengthens the running
hoard so that four men can stand on
II without making |, sag.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

The knights of Columbus, the ma
tional Catholic order in convention NJ
Maryville last week, passed the fol-
lowing resolution by rising vote
amid much applause: 1--WE, the
knights of Columbus Of the state of
Missouri, in state convention ASSEMBLE
ed, recognizing the dcplorable condi-
tions existing in Europe, and aware,
as our president has said that a spark
from the great conflagration may
ignite our own beloved country in a
blaze Of war, do reaiIirm our allegi-
ance to the United States Of America,
the country of our birth or adoption.
We recognize no duty or allegiance,
Of whatsoever nature, to any nation
except the United States of America,
for whose honor and principles we
are ready and willing to sacrifice all
that we possess, should occasion de-
mand. Irrespective Of our various
political beliefs, we pledge our fealty
to the president Of the United States"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

Bob Simpson, the Carroll county
boy, who set so many records in the
Northwest Missouri track meet, at
Maryville, In 1918, won world honors
last week, at Columbia, when Missouri
University beat the Iowa Farmers
from Ames with score of 80 to Al.
Simpson set q new worlds record in
the 120-yard high hurdles, making It
IN II 4.5 seconds, the former record
having been Is fiat.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-05-19

The people o. Andrew count. lave
cot auaa' May ~ a. good fnat- day.
md NiIl concentrate their work uu
tina, rlf OF On" l,'f'r-1u Highway
s. IiHl lIH. e.. shat county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-05
CLIFFORD WAL KER
DUTIES ENLARGED
oTTORNEY GENERAL ALSO MADE
SUPERVISOR OF COUNTY
RECORDS.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 4.-Hereafter
the encouragement Of Georgia, which
office is now ably filled by Clifford
Walker, will not only be the attorney
general, with all the duties and re-
sponsibilities of that Office but will
be the supervisor of county records,
and will have an assistant attorney
general to aid him in his work.
A bill enlarging the duties and pow
ers of the attorney-general which
passed the senate several days ago has
now been passed by the house and will
shortly be transmitted to the governor
for his approval.
The purpose Of the bill is to secure a
more efficient and buiness like keep
ing of the county records of the state
of Georgia. In a number of counties
the most important of all records in
the office of the clerk of superior
court, the ordinary and Others ere now
in such a condition, according to Ioem-
bers Of the legislature, as to be prac-
tically worthless.
The bill placing responsibility for
supervision of these records upon the
encouragement was neither introduce
ed nor passed at his suggestion or re-
quest, but Acknowledgement Walker
has assured members of the legislature
that he will give to the new work his
very best effort.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-05
GO NO FARTHER.
The Evidence Is At Your Doc

The Evidence Is At Your Door.
Brunswick proof is what you want
and the statement of this highly re-
spected resident will Danish all doubt.
w. H. Dent, 2213 Reynolds street,
Brunswick, says: 81 had sharp, shoot
ing pains in the small of my back and
sometimes they nearly bent me double.
| was always dizzy. Uric acid got in
to my blood and began to have drop
steal swellings. This trouble so af-
fected me that broke out in several
places. | finally went to hospital
for treatment. l didn't get much better
and the swellings became worse. The
kidney secretions were too frequent
in passage and burned. Five doctors
treated me and gave me up. Finally
some one gave me Doan's Kidney Pills
and after taking them for four days, |
was greatly relieved. The swellings
began to go down and the kidney Sc
cretions became natural. After taking
eleven boxes | was cured and was up
and about again. / have never had
any serious kidney trouble since"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Dent had Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-39.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-08-05
WILL HUGH DORSEY
REFUSE DEBATE?
JOSEPH e. POTTLE WANTS TO DE.
BATE WITH DORSEY IN CITY
OF ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. 3.-Will Hugh
NJ. Dorsey accept Joseph E. Pottle's
challenge to meet him in joint debate
in the city Of Atlanta next Thursday,
August 10?
viii Mr.. Dorsey, by declining the
challenge, thereby give Mr.. PottIe the
opportunity Of charging that he Dor.
sey) did not have the nerve to meet an
opponent in his own home city,.
Mr.. Pottle has charged that Mr.. Dor.
sey's connection with the Louisville &
Nashville railroad, which is now en-.
gaging in an effort to destroy the value
of the Western e Atlantic railroad,
owned by the state, by building a line
of railroad parallel thereto, disquali.
flies Mr.. Dorsey from holding the office
of governor.
Mr.. Pottle has charged that Mr..
Dorsey, while carrying on an agitation
against executive clemeDcy. filed petit
tion after petition for executive cleme-
cy while he was solicitor general on
behalf of men convicted of crimes
ranging from criminal assault and
murder down to burglary.
Mr.. Pottle has charged that Mr..
Dorsey, while solicitor, charged the
widow helms a fee of $1,000 to extra
dite the Illnesses back from Texas. so
that they could be prosecuted in con-
nection with the mysterious disap-
perance OF Mr.. Nelm's daughters.
Mr.. Pottle invited Mr.. Dorsey to
meet In Atlanta and answer these
charges.