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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
OFFICERS SHOCKED;
THEN GIVE BANQUET
Thanksgiving Day Feasts
Enjoyed by All the Com
panies of the Second Ida
no, but the Medical Corps
Was Forgotten.
BY ALICE PITTENGER.

NogaleS, Dec. 2.-ThC clOpCmCnt OF
Colonel MattooX of the First Alabama
regiment with one of the chorus girls
of the Raymond Teal Comedy COM
pany, has furnished the military camp
here with a choice bit of gossip. They
went to Tucson after the show Thanks
giving day in an automobile, were mar
ried by a justice of the peace, got
back to Nogales in time for the next
performance and the following day ar
engagements were made whereby the
bride was released from her contract
with the company. After some hard
swallowing by the other officers a din
ner was rendered them last night by
the regiment.
The leading members of the show
stay at this hotel, so we had all the
excitement of first knowledge. The
business manager tells us that the
lady in question is very attractive and
while they were in the Philippines had
a dozen proposals from army officers.
So I guess we will have to hand it
to Alabama.
HOTELS WITHOUT HEAT.
The second of December and so
warm here that we are sitting on the
balcony without wraps. We have not
and mornings lately. l think / told
you that none of the hotels here is
heated except stove in the office,
and little GAL oil heaters in the rooms
which the guest buys and runs for
himself or goes without. We are the
proud possessors of one which an
swers all requirements as to warmth
with occasionally an Unnecessary
amount of odor; then we open all
doors and windows and start all over.
Thanksgiving day was a great day
here. The day itself was beautiful.
The morning was given over to field
day sports at the Twelfth infantry
I. 5. \. parade ground. The entries
were made only by enlisted men with
their own mounts and some of it was
very wonderful.
ROMAN RACES A FEATURE.
There were Roman races-whcre the
man stood on two horscs-ordinary
horse racing, a lot of artillery work
most remarkable driving of six horses
through tent pins set out in square
figures. The driver drove his six
horses through them first on the walk.
then the trot and finally on the gallop.
each time from every side. turning
his team so as to como in from tho
next side from that nron which he
drove out.
Ono driver only was able 10 do it
without knocking down a single tent
pin. II was wonderful and would
make our best freight drivers sit W
and take notice
CLIMATE is GLORIOUS.
VIC went out on horseback and it
was so warm that we were uncomfort-
able in the sCn in our riding coats =:
] have said anything against the Ari-
iona climate ! take it all back. 1t is
glorious. IN the afternoon there was "a
football game between the Idaho and
Twelfth infantry teams. The Idaho
boys lost to IA. Captain Timms and
Alexander. star end of the Idaho line
UP, We're unable to be in the game and
Fullback Kendall set an example of
pluck by staying through the game
with his hand broken and although
thus handicapped he did excellent play
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
AUTOMOBILE ENeINEERINc.

We train men to become Auto Me-
chanics and Engineers. La ,gest and
best equipped auto-3 hool west of Chi
cago. Shops, laboratories and over
hauling departments. Experi.. in every
line. over $4,000 in equipment alone.
Six months course. Come to Oakland.
the new Automobile Center. Address
Oakland Auto. School, 1910 Madison ST.,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
FINISHING TOUCHES
At E|LERS
New Store Open for Business

The new magnificent store of the
Boise E,ilers Music House is rapidly
approaching completion and Idaho's
supreme piano store will soon be
thrown open to the public.
The office has already been trans
ferred and ready for business. the new
pianos are being placed and the public
is invited to inspect the resplendant
stock.
Select your Christmas piano now.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Changing Close of Fiscal Year.

At the meeting Of the National
Council of Women Voters held in the
city ball ON last Tuesday evening a
subject was presented which is of
statewide interest. j. Fred Williams.
business agent of the state board Of
education. spoke Oh the advisabiity of
changing the close of the fiscal year
from Dec 81, as it is now. to June 30.
Everyone is familiar with the difficulty
that is experienced at each legislative
session. Practically all of the appro-
priations must be used by Dec. 81 or
revert. Until the legislature passes
the appropriation measures. which is
usually near the close of the session.
there is no money for any of the de-
partments of state. The state employees
who are dependent on their monthly
wages, receive nothing for three
months. II is impossible for any of
the departments to plan their work as
they do not know what funds they will
have to use, and the result is that for
60 days at least. the state business, in
stead of going forward in "A business
like ana efficient way is at "A standstin
"A loss in time and results that no
private business concern would toler-
.atc The state board of education took
this question up with the various state
departments, and from the governor
down it was the almost unanimous
opinion that in the interest of an eff
cient conduct of the states affairs this
change in the fiscal year should be
made
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Parent Teacher Associations
and Mothers Congress Circles
"Home and SCHOOL,;
We work Together"

address all items OF above circles
to Mrs. John +. Baird, Meridian,
state press chairman of the State
Congress of Motners).
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
A Tribute to Inez MiIhoiIand.

The light of a great woinanhood has
gone out. The effulgence Of star
which guided souls less strong has
been dimmed forever. But the radi
Rncc Of the life that was viii continue.
Those who met lnez Milholland Will
not forget her or the sweet. personal
charm Of her responsive nature. And
while some Of us could not agree with
the gifted suffrage worker in some
minor details. our hearts were with
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Hungary prohibits the importation
of adulterated or artificially colored
beer or the use of coloring extracts in
that brewed at home.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Polk Directory G: CANON Gem,
Washington and Adams counties now
off the press. Write for particulars, r.
l.. Polk & Co., Globe Bldg. Seattle.
Wash.-Adv. II
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

new baby carriage which includes
receptacles for clothing can be folded to
resemble a suit case when not used for
its principal purpose.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
Catholic Women's LEAGUE.

The Catholic Women's League will
meet Wednesday afternoon in st.
Johns hall, at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. ID. A.
Cunning will have the topic. The
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

French in Canada Current topics
win be given by Mrs. William Siden
faden and Mrs. Camille Rack.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

Signet Rings, $500 to $1,000. Hitch.
cock. Jeweler. open evenings.-Adv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10

NUR store is acknowledged to be most sat
isfactory shopping place. A carefully Sc
lected stock of price-worthy goods cour-
teous treatment and a sense of security as to I'M
questioned reliability of the goods makes gift
choosing pleasure A cordial invitation is ex-
tended for you and your friends to visit store
and compare prices.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10


The members that braved the first
winters storm Friday afternoon to at
tend the club meeting at the home Of
Mrs. D'Amant, were well rewarded for
their effort, as the meeting was one Of
the most enjoyed for some time. Roll
call was answered by Christmas sug-
gestions. Tho main program for the
afternoon was in honor of ldahos
noted writer Mary lIallock l'ootc
Mrs Coffin brought several of her
books, one in which she had written
her name. Mrs. Lunstrom read The
Fate Of a Voice" and it was much on
joYcd. Mrs. Eastman read an inter
csting piece, after which the Christ
mas gifts brought by each one were
drawn and all were surprised at the
many pretty gifts one could make for
Is cents. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting win be Jan. ,. ut the
home of Mrs. Eby
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-10
CLUB GLEANINCS

Continued from Page Ilight)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
SISTERSYILLE

SlSTERSNILLE. W. Va. Dec. s.
DR.. !. 4 Bennett. vino has hccm pastor
Of the Baptist church fer IN" past soy
"ral wears. rendered his resignation
SUNDAY evening II cam" as quite Il
surprise 10 thr cnngrc gnti"n by whom
he ia exceptionally we'll liked. and a
number of warm friends h" has maze
during his stay in Sistcrsville.
Invitations have been issued for an
clabnrat" holiday dance to h. gwen ny
the beaumont club Girls. Wednesday,.
December -. Reeds Snyaphonc orch"s-
ira Of ParkcrshurE. has been engaged
for tho occasion and the chaperon's will
ho Mr. and Mrs. Lewis c. Alder. MT.
and Mrs Frank n. Mccoy. Mt. and Mrs
T.. W. Talbot md Mr.. and MIS-. James
i Frame.
Misses Margaret Gaffncy and Lucille
Clrndcnning who srnnt tho ThanksSiT-
Ing vacation AT their homes. have re-
turned to Nj. de Hhantnl tn resume
their studies.
Miss FIoronce CRIME loft Monday
evening for her hnm" In Mnrgantnwn.
after n short Visit with h"r sister. Miss
Dorothy Crane.
Miss Marie IIlckok has left for War
rem. O.. 10 resume her studies n |'ann
Musical institute. after pleasant visit
with hor sister, Mrs George M"fnull"N.
Misses Virginia and Marih'ile Rarrlck
Of Now Martiu%rtlln. spent Sunday with
SistrrsvilIe friends
John Mullen. vino hAs boon WISHING
his parents. MIR and Mrs. =. y Mullen.
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find NO TRACE OF
ESCAPED CONVICTS
AIL-DAY SEARCH BY POSSE OF PEN
ITENTIARY GUARDS EEU1TLESS.
New Marshall County Officers Take
Oath OF Office Other
MouudsviLe News.

douglas T.. Wright and George Patton.
white. wno escaped from the state psni-
:rutiarv 4: NnuudSvili. early yesterday
morning. are still IL; largr. although
posses Of guards from the prison ha%"
secured tile Mn;;udSvill. district and
news o. tn. ESCAPE has been sent hrnHt-
east through this section. y; an early
hour this morning I'll" prison officials
had not the slightest cite that would
lead to the whereabouts Of the fuEitivcS.
Photographs and r0mprt. descriptions
o. the two couvictS will be sent 10 all
parts Of the country tn-d1r.
Wright and 'a'tnu. the former Il fed-
eral prisoner. Sent ~, :" serve ten years
FROM the eastern district OF Kentucky.
f"r cuuut.r!eit;ng. in 1915. and Patton.
y -, was sentenced III luna. 1913. from
Mason county. 81 serve six ?c;lrS Tor
breaking and entering. made their 49,
abe from the psnat institution early
Tuesday morning. I'll" w" wcr" cor
fined u. the "a me- cell. IN some nlanne:
they had secured drills and hack saws
They Cur a hol" in the rear o. the cells
70 the space between the cell blacks
which is open 20 the ceiling. In between
Tie cells they climbed 70 the ceiling. cat
ting q hole in the ROOT. descending -
;ue ground on III" nutsid" nf ;he walls
by means OF a rope. which Ta$ found
this morEiug by prison officials. They
came over the wall at the extreme end
OF tht front lawns
II IS NOT known Ii VIVA: time tho rriS-
ouerS made their escape. although L is
thought IL Mas early in the morning
They were in the cell tt the lockout as
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NTountlsVille Briefs.

Harold Fair ms returned 10 Akron.
Ohio. after Il visit with friends here.
Miss lnez Booth. OF. Tnmlinson avanLc
is visiting with friends in Cleveland. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Wolfe hay" ar
rived home from Brook county where
they visited with relatives.
Mrs. +. ~ Lewis and sons have ar
rived home from .lrhrstown. Pa. whore
they spent several days with relatives.
W. \. Booth Of Buffalo. W. Va is
spending several days her" attending
TO business matters.
Mrs. 6. NJ. Earliwjne. who recently
underwent an operation ut the Glen
dale hospital. is Improving nicely at her
homo here.
Ono prisoner was discharged from the
penitentiary yesterday on regular dis
charge having complrird his sentence.
G.. O. Watson has returned Ia am
bridge. Ohio. after 4 business visit here.
Autin steele has resumed his duties
in Pittsburgh after visit with his
r. ". I.oht. Of Second street IS visit
ing with relatives nj Trail Ran. Ohio.
Louis Potts. teacher At columbus. O.,
high school has returned In that city
after a visit Mt his HON" here.
I. ~ Dow1er who has been i'll A. his
home on Second street is improving.
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has returned TO Pittsburgh, where he is

has returned TO Pittsburgh, where he is
employed.
Henry Montgomery left. Sunday for
NnrEantown 10 resume his studies at
". V. L. after a short visit with friends
III SiStrrsville.
Mss Virginia McMullcn has returned
from Cameron, whore she was the guest
Of her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McMullcn.
beautifully engraved announcements
reading as follows were received herc
Monday:
Mrs. Carlisle r. Frame
announces the marriage Of her daughter
Mary Carlisle
Mr. Reginald Douglas Rogers
on Saturday the second of December
unr thousand nine hundred and sixteen
Columbus. Ohio.
At Homo
After january first
Sistcrsvilie. W. Va.
The bride is most attractive Column
has girl. and n graduate Of Ohio state
University Mr.. Rogers, is the oldest
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. {. Rogers. or
Chclsin street and one OF The most high
is thought of young mcn of Ststcrsvilie.
He graduated from Sistersville high in
1911 and from Ohio State in 1915 and at
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officers elected at the general election

officers elected at the general election
November I, took their oath of office
and gave bond. Paul Ecidel. sealer Of
weights and measures tappointed by
CourD; Paul Rcidel, Justice Of the
peace; Robert Smith, justice Of Ih,
peace; Charles +. King. constable Cam
cron district; J. L. Davis. justice Of
peace Cameron district; W. NJ. Riggs.
Justice OF the peace; s. ". McCardlc
constable Cameron district: James II.
Parriott, prosecuting attorney; and
oath yesterday. The following deputy
asse ssors also took oath of office: I.rm-
ucl MARBLE. ~ ". Anguish. Paul \. De
chan and William Jones. Sheriff Clay
ION and his force OF deputies will be
sworn in at a session OF court 10 he
held the fifteenth OF the month.
Unless called off III" county vote re-
count will be commenced today by the
county court.
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". +. Gullclt" has brought civil
action against George Sampson. The
plaintiff claims that In August, 1916.
he entered into a verbal agreement with
the defendants whereby the defendant
WAS TO purchase automobiles and that
the two were 10 share equally the pro-
fits from the sales. The plaintiff claims
that amounting 10 $2.3S".@3 have been
made and that his share is held by the
defendant and that his share is held
by the defendant and tina the latter re-
fuses TO pay ii. He claims that the de-
fendunt has entered int an agreement
with X: 1. Cohen and Jesse Cohen for
one-halr interest in the garage business
on North Fifth street and that he, the
plalntlti. is without any security The
court granted a straiuins order
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Peruna The Best Medicine Have
-TEver Tried At ANY lime

Mrs. E. c. EVERY, No 2l2o n. FifthI
St., Philadelphia, Pa, says: i ieeI
we'll, never felt better, thanks LOT
YOUR attention and Peruna. l Will oej
clad 10 do all can in the way OIL!
advancing the sale Of your Valuaplet
medicine. do think Peruna the DesC,
medicine have tried at any tlme'I
Since I began taking Peruna we haVa
never been without it
Mrs. Ella MiskelI, r. T. D. ?, Box
so, Scottsburg. Ind, writes: IT suf-t
fpred for TWO years with catarrh IN!
the head. tried every knowni
remedy, bur gradually grew worse.|
After taking Peruna | am entirely
we'll"
Those who object to liquid medi-
cnes can now procure Peruna Il abb
lets. &c., .
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CHARLESTON SEE CITY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. s.
Charleston is to become the See City
Of the West Virginia Diocese Of the
Protestant Episcopal church. according
to information Eivon out here today today.
bishop W. L. Gravatt, Of Charles IoW th;
was recently elected Bishop Of Inc Inc
West Virginia. diocese; II, suG ScfeosiG OF
parkersburg. Tho new Bishop has con-
sidered Huntington. Parkershurg, Wheel
inr and Clarksburg as possible heau,
quarters and is said TO have decided III III
favor OF Charleston. as have nul,iosr
OF othcd leading men OF the [Fo'es'sii1
church in the state.
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BRING OUT YOUR
HIDDEN BEAUTY

Beneath thnt soiled, discnl0rrd. faded
or ugly complexion is on" fair To look
upon. Mcrcolizrd wax will gradually.
gently absorb tho dcNitalized snrra""
skin. revealing The youthful fresh
white and beautiful skin underneath.
rlexionS Of truc nuturalncSS. McrcO-
ji2cd wax in one ounce package. with
directions for use, is sold by all drug
gists.
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Mrs. Elizabeth McMahan. aged -, n
highly respected cltizon OF this city,
died at the home OF her son. Charles
Ncshitt, Of First street Monday evening
ut $3.50 o'clock, death being attributed
20 infirmatios incident to old age.
Funeral services over the remains
will be held at the place OF death this
afternoon ut $3.50 o'clock. conducted by
Rry. J. NJ. Criswe1l, pastor of tho Bap-
ttst church Intorment vii be in Grceu-
I1Iyn cemetery.
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Big Dan1ape Sui. nm

Inc Case OF susan VI. Montgomery.
widow Of Hugh Mont gGmcry, VS.. George
Culp. for heavy damages as a result
ofsrhe death Of ncr husband while in
the employ Of Culp At island Creek last
year. is being heard in Common Pleas
Court. Tho jury is compos,d Of William
Cox. George Dennis. Ira Dalrymplc,
Charles II. Flo;o, Benjamin Griffith,
William Huffman. George McClavc. Jno.
7. Martin. William Steets. r. w. Vance.
Bert Willis and II. y. Pittingcr. Sixteen
witnesses have been called.
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Tho defendant vas named as agent for
the plaintiff /" collect RMS. debts nn NJ
~ rans:,rt business. The plaintiff
claims there is money duo him ana that
he defendant refuses 10 submit an a.,
count. The plaintiff rIallhs IN S' ~"
,irrandarI is restrained Ii" will dclraid
linn. The court granted a temporary IN
iuurtipn on Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
,azier Brothers. Moundsyille. W. Va
Pleaded Guilty

William New"i"u and Wv h!tY tct-
Toy voluntarily appeared IN Justice II.
NJ Lewis court hcrs Monday "vcnins
amt pleaded guilty to charges OF as
sault and battery. They were isned 20
and costs The TWO y"Un" mon created
disturbance on i street car Saturda!
evening. Whom called down 10y tho con
ductor they wanted 10 fight; When inc
conductor tagged for the ralIr0aa
crossing on North Jefferson avenue. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

Tho tnn fortigners. arrcStEu whEn 4
raid wuS made On the old Eagle Hotel
nGildjn@ in In" lower part Of town Sat
ur,la: night; were hold 10 await the &C
ton OF the grand jury Monday evening
wien arraigued in justice court on
charges of violation of the Yost Prchi-
hilton law. They were remanded 10
faii IN default OF bond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
husband Makes Charges

Jn&rrh Holmes has brought action Tor
diyrrc.. from Anna L. il"imcs. III"
couple wa married Jun" ~ lHll, at
81. MaryS. ". Va. II" accuses IN" d",
rrudanI of gross n"Glrcl "f duty an"
wllfuI absence.
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Officers Arc Elected.

At a luncheon held Today by The d.
rectorS OF the Chamber OF Commerce the
new Officers for the ensuing ycnr were
elected. Attorney John a. Huston. pres
ent chairman OF the ways and means
committee, was elected president. sue
ccedug $. W. Crisis. Vice presidents
elected We're, j. W. Gill. F.. f. Erskinc.
Frank d. Sinclair and Harry ". Irons.
J. Easton McCiowan was elected treas
urer. succeeding George w. Cochran. 4
new chairman of the ways and means
committee will be elected at the weekly
luncheon tomorrow.
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sorcscnt holds responsible position
with the Carter oil Co.
Attorney J. II. Mccoy has returned
from a husines trip TO ColumL is.
Miss RucIah Reich. Of Wheeling. and
Miss I.tuore Reich. of New York who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. ~ Fischer, left Monday for their
homes.
Miss Leila Butler has returned to 'ner
home in Huntington after being the
guest Of Miss Hazel Jones.
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charnes Wilfrl Absence.

Thoma; T. ,l>noN, ~ = divorce acton
against Annie Knox. H''d IN CONNIE"
Pleas roUrl on Nur~'.HI morn 'hE 'h''' - rs
h. Gnr.n,j,nf Nirh wIIiul IhS'uc". The
rnuplr va, married December -. l?li.
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D11-;~ Funeral Today

Funeral services for the late Ac!Iile:s
Uurig, well lluown local glass worker,
who died u ~ bono near Glendale
sunday Afternoon, will be held this aft
crnoor. Wi. l." held this afternoon at
80 O'CLOCK, II the home Of a brother,
Christian Durig, Of Grant avenue. Few.
". H Fields will officiate. intorment
will be in Greenlawn cemetery.
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Trials NEXT w eek

FranE Mnntrsiln,i will he placed on
trial next week for shooting With IN
tent 10 Kill. y large number OF Wit
nrSs.S hny, hncn rnllvh by both the
st.,ir and lh,, ii, :ru~" The first trials
nr the prc$nl criminal assignment will
begin ON Friday. December s.
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Asks Accounting

against Angelo Lambottl in which he
asks that accounts of thc defendant
who acted as tho PLAINTIFFS agent be
examined and due return made to pla
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Morton Oyerruled

In ;h, case or In" state If Ohio VI.
Tony Macy. indicted for rape on person
undrr Ii wears q: ag". attorneys FOR
Macy made Il motion to IuaSh IN" In
dictinrnl before Judge Smith on Monday
and tn. motion was ov'rrul"T
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Court ElDpeninss

In the CASE Of Ohio rs. Eliza BoSn:rH
charged with keeping = gambling place
the defendant pleaded not guilty on
Monday and his bond WAS fixed nj S573.
Tho case of William i'nlaski Ts. MEX
GhnEos Of al.. hnt: been taken under ad-
hn
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Held TO Grand Jury

late rs S o'clock and were not missed
until 6:2Q IL m. yesterday.
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Probate Court

Application has hCcn mad" To Frohatc
She will of Amanda Clancy.
Application has hrrn made In PROBATE
tho Will 81 Walter T.. Smith.
Tho will "r Frank T. Blackburn has
hr,p nrphai cd.