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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25
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BRoADDUs INSTITUTE.
Philippi, w. Va.

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Physical health, Moral tone,
Thoroughness of work, Scholarship,
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aimed at.
The courses are: Classical, Scien-
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Music, Expression, Art, and Domestic
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For beauty and healthfulness the
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An experienced faculty guides the
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For catalogues send to Rev. Elkanah
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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25

On the stage, to be sure, the hustle
is most attractive. There is some
thing very graceful about the fall of
soft materials in pleats or drapery,
whether it be at the side or in the
back Sashes, too, are used to obtain
this effect, thus slightly breaking the
straight line. The materials are usual
ly velvet or duvetyn, in any of the
soft shades of the present season.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25

FOR SALE:-OEe vacant Lot, No.
block 4, Right Addition, on High
Street, at reasonable price.
MARY l.. FINDLEY
Belington, w. Va.
Route No.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25
Simplicity Plus Charm.

teresting things. Indeed, there is no
reason why the American designers
should not be t best judges of the
styles most becoming and appropriate
to the American women. The slight
" fitted waist, not unlike the first
form Of the basque, has a piquant
charm when combined with tunic that
is longer III the front than the back,
and the ankle-length skirt. 1t is truly
the costume of the lady, and the ill
ustration here shows some of the
newest features Of this styles. The
oints of the waist are weighted with
balls and chains in the form Of amber
beads. The beads are used instead
Of tie, too, coming from under the
collar. The velvet of the dress falls
in charming folds, and the pointed
collar and deep cuffs are of heavy
satin. Needless to add that this is
costume for those occasions when
one wishes to be particularly we'll
dressed, without having that dress
up" feeling.
And Now Wool Trimmings.
From Paris, uncensored, comes the
report of something new in the trim
ming line! The vogue for knitting
and crocheting has reviewed so much
interest in that interesting art that
new fad sprung up. Wool trim
mings are used on everything, from
the simple serge dress to the more
elborate afternoon costume. There
are bands for hats, belts, sailor collars
and cuffs, all in shades soft or brilliant,
as the occasion demands. These
trimmings are even, in some cases,
supplanting the use of fur on suits
and coats. Shawl collars, made of
angora or brushed wool, are consid-
cred very modish. Ball trimmings,
erocheted in bright colors, and round
lat flowers Of wool embroidery, can
be used both for hats and dresses.
Just think how smart you can be, with
very little effort on your part, if you
can knit or crochet and can spare the
time form the dull-gray and olive
arab sweaters you are turning out by
the wholesale for the sailor and sol
der boys! The work goes quickly
and is pleasant, besides being so very
effective
The Suit for Afternoon Affairs
After all, there is nothing that can
take the place of there is nothing that
can take, he place Of the coat suit,
velvet, velveteen or any of the soft
that old standby of ours. Made Of
wooden materials, it can be trimmed
with fur, velvet, or felt untrimmed,
just as it pleases you. The one illus
trated here is very simple indeed, the
side-panel effect of the coat is one of
the newest features Of this season
The Straight Line Silhouette
Here the straight silhouette is appaE-
ent; the tight sleeves and the marrow
skirt sesenn to emphasize tt.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25
And So II Goes

Do you remember your dress of
1918, the year before the war? If
you have any of them put away, get
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1917-10-25

Swat the fly some more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

full details OF Fridays luncheon, has
made other arrangements. Miss
Gladys Dexter, Miss Helen Dinger and
Mr.. Emil Aucremann. who are well
known vocalists will sing and Mrs Ed.
ward W. Stifel will play their accom-
paniments.
Mr.. Carney Of the Windsor. has
made plans for the entertainment Of
200 hundred guests and up to now, but
TIA of these have been taken, so that
iother members of the club. who wish
to attend the luncheon may make ar
engagements with Mrs. Beekman. who
will be at the musical this afternoon
at the Y. ". C. A. She would greatly
appreciate those securing their tickets
at this time. who have made reserva-
tions. The privilege has been extend
ed the club members to bring guests
and no guest fee will be charged 10
the luncheon or to the subsequent lee
ture, a. Is customary at the regular
lecture meetings Of the club depart
ments. For those desiring accommo-
dations at the last minute, Mrs. Beck
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you are a stranger attacking . vital
part-the pocketbook.
or course L do not mean this happens
in every case, but often enough to b. 9
typical experience. re
"There have 8ssn 80 Many CAllsn st
II should like to give more. but there
have been SO many calls THIS year. Wa
ever a more invaluable phrase invented,
than that? 1 can't tell you how many
times / heard it, especially among people
Of comfortable means. At first 1t I'M
pressed mo- Later l was talking with z
woman who has done great deal OF
this sort of work. r.&..lEg
MY dear" she said. chats what some
Of them say TO everyone, whether ttg
true or not. That's just their ray OF
Iusti,ffyins some mean little contric ,ll;
ton" -..5Es. 5.
contribution or refusal to give y to-
argue that the cause or person for which
YOU want money is unworthy. I would
rather be refused outright myself. #f}@&S:
Do not infer from this that in my:
generous people. My heart still Elows
with the remembrance OF those VINO
gave generously and said I'D s9S9ciGm nus
pericnce with the woman who. after Civ:
ing more than her much wealthieE'
neighbors. said. Come back to me Il
you need more and later redeemed tnatj
promise.
Or again Of my experience with man,
who. without any change Of voice. said,
promptly; Surely. how much do yo'L
wan?" And then added. Il set aside 9
charity and so it doesn't hurt me bit
10 be asked for money. It's the only
way to do. I've found: because Il you
don't You have all your money planned
for and 1t upsets your plans 10 Do a6kee
to give any Of II away"
And agreed with him. ~;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

of the weeks social happenings and is
also one of the most prominent Of the
social activities of the Woman's club
during their year. Miss Lette will
speak during the afternoon at the no.
tel. at the conclusion Of the luncheon,
having as her subject, "A Little Child
Shall Become a Great Nation" Miss
Lette is head of the babies dispensary
at Cleveland. Ohio. and has an init
mate knowledge Of subjects pertaining
to her work.
The members Of the board Of the
Woman's club and few other ladies
who are interested have been asked 10
meet Miss Leete at the hotel at 1880
O'Clock. when plans will be discussed
for the observance Of Baby Welfare
Week in this city. This is PROJECT
in which the local Woman's club is
much interested and one which they
instituted and carried on most sue
cessfully last year.
Varying the customary toast pro-
gram Of like affairs. Mrs. Beekman,
who is responsible for all the delight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
LARGE LUNCHEON
SET FOR FRIDAY
HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTING EMIT
OF WOMAN'S CLUB WILL
HONOR MISS LEETE
Macademy Dance Last Evening Al
Elks' Ciub-Surprise Party Planned
BY Berean Bible Class-Dinner
Party At kenwood Place

Miss Harriet L. Leete Of Cleveland.
Ohio. will be honored at a luncheon
party Friday afternoon at the Windsor
,otel. given by the Home Economies
department. OF the Woman's club, of
which Mrs. L. y. Beekman. is chair
nan. This event IS one Of the largest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Hawaiian Dance.

Tomorrow evening ut the \. o. I. w.
hall, the Young Mems club Will give q
dancing party. the program being re-
markable in its variety Of Hawaiian
numbers. Messrs. Carl Stahnke. w. s.
Shamrock, George l.. Cassidy. Joseph
Gary. r. 4. Topp and Fred Simon make
IN the dance committee In charge Of
these regular events and Gump's orches-
ira will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Dinner Party Thursday

Captain F. Il. Willy of the corps nt
I s, Engineers. will bc host al a small
dinner party on Thursday evening Al
the Mcclure hotel. which Will afford one
Of the mld-wcck'S pretty AFFAIRS. Inc
guests will include:
Major and Mrs. T. n. Jackson.
Miss Mary Edgar, Of ST Louis.
Mrs. J. G.. II. Lee
Captain j. t.. II. Lee.
CAPTAIN j.. s.. Willy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Mesdames
Macademy Dance.

Adding TO the social interests OF tnc
week, was the Macadomy dance last
evening ut the Elks' club. This was
held FOR the members Of the orEanlza-
ton only and quito n number OF guess
responded TO the invitations. There
were several attractive features in con-
nection with the affair and the party
found the occasion quite as dciightIul,
as all social affairs Of the club. the
Premier orchestra rendered a very pleas
Inc selection OF dance numbers which
we're enjoyed by tho following guests
tut hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

Warwood and the groom Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William F;ckhart OF Wheel
ing. and both have a large circle Of
friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

You go into house where you are
known. You are greeted cordially and
urged 10 join tho family circle. You
slate your errand. When your host or
hostess answers there is the most mar
vninus change In his or her voice.. 4
queer flatncss and aloofness comes into
ii. You have changed their relationship
10 YOU. Before you were friend: no"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Echhart-Nally,

On Monday evening nj ST. PauIs
Evangelical Lutheran church. on the
South Side. the marriage al Miss lIiIda
Nally to Mr.. E.lwoOd Eckhart was sol
ptunizrd by the pastor. Rev. \. I.
kaSchc There were no attendants.
After February !. Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhart
will GO To housekeeping In q prrttily
furnished apartment at Eleventh and
Market streets. The bride IL the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theulnre Nally of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Snr1,rise Party,

Miss Mary IInbSuiI. who live; al the
liun., Tor tn" Aged ON Thirteenth street
was given Il most "li@htful SurprEt
Yesterday arI"rn,nn by III" Lad les Fer
can Bible class Of Tho Fourth street NJ.
r. church. Of which Nrs. T.. l.. Mauck
- leader. rh" affair hnnurcd her W
birthday nrH sh" was taken quite ny
surprise. She r"r,lv"d many gifts. m
Guiding pnItrh plants and cut flowers
\ program during III" afternoon madr
The occasion particularly noteworthy
Mrs. Frank Stanton gave vocal SOLO.
aS also did Mrs. Harry DohSnn. MISS
ELLA TlaI"r played II pian" number ana
Two ui;lnn ducts were given by MIS-. H.
T.. Hamilton and Mrs. Harry llobSCIl,
Mrs. t.. l.. Maurk gay" Il delightful
reading LIh Mrs. Frank i.iShy offered
SOM appr"nrinl, remarks. Miss Hob.
srr received Il post card shower. ana
hril"d tn" day. Sh. is tho oldest living
H., huber az IN" Fourth Street NJ. T.:
church and is also It m"inl"r Of the
attended In" Fourth street church. Tor
many Years and is ills most loved MEM
la I.
\ short business session was held in
,.mnnrrI ION with llI. rurty and after
I,w matters were disposed Of the Ia
dies WIN live at the home. were IrHlt-
..,i for Tho occasion, which proved alto
arth"r. delightful. Miss lIohsnn re-
Spund"d with q welcome 10 the guests
and The afternoon held number or
contests which wer" most amusing. II
Mas Through the courtesy Of Miss Wiley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

Norx:-You've all undoubtedly heard of the
famous Doctor Pierce and his weltknown medicines
Dr.. Pierces Favorte Prescription for weak
and Dr.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for the
blood have been favorably known for the past forty
years and more They are standard remedies to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

man will be at the Windsor on Friday
morning at II o'clock.
Reservations have been made by the
following.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24

Additional Society on Page TWO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth CkmaEoA
Sweet Charity

Every human being has many sides.
Get at the people you know hest from
a different angle and you Will lind them
utterly different people.
One of tie best ways TO do this is to
try TO collect money for some charity.
It is rcall;. worth doing al an educa-
ton in character. if for no other reason.
BE sure to go among people that you
know, else you will not be able to ap-
preciate what Il different side you are
Sneinp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Sewing Party.

Mrs. Otto Hess entertained Yesterday
afternoon at her home on North Main
street for Miss Wcliy. whose wedding
TO Mr.. Lawrence St"inmctz Is set to
take place next mouth. Sewing occu
Ned the afternoon with the serving Of
pretty luncheon. Those present were:
Misses
Bcss Wclty Emma Hoecklrr
Esther Hell Rose Zueckler
Georgia Hess
MesdamcS-
Val y. Eundling QUO Hess
John Eeuillion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Dinner Party Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Tiernan at
their home in k"nwuud place Will en-
terrain Mt dinner On Friday evening.
Colonel and Mrs. George :. Sands. VIII
be guests Of honor and others are 70
include some few special friends Lol.
sands and Mrs. Sands are visiting Mt
the homo Of their daughter, Mrs j.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Carroll Club Dance.

This evening at tn" Carroll club. the
dHncin. party will afford nnr OF this
weeks most delightful affairs. Miss
Bertha Schulnr is chairman Of tho COM
mi,t"" IN charge. which has perfected
some elaborate preparations for the
guests. The Premier orchestra Will
furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
p4dpe Luncheon.

Mrs. Harry Ebbnrt At her home IN
the Howard apartments. was hostess
Yesterday Afternoon al the Auction
Bridge club. Luncheon served at |
O'Clock was followed by cards Guests
Included:
Mesdames:
p r. Kitchen Charles |. Hills
Roy c. Darby \. l.. King
Hiss Katherine T. =. Riley
Ehbcrt II Ebbcrt
L I:L.G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
Island Bridge club.

The first meeting of The Island Bridge
club, which has recently hern rcorSan-
izcd will be held tomorrow. Mrs. j..
Erville Morgan at her home on Soul n
Penn street will be hostess and conciud-
ing the series Of games luncheon
will be served Members OF the CLUB
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-24
al, built in Vacuum Cleaner

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-05
TIMES BUREAU.
AT STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. 5.-Thc
manner in which all Of the belligerent
ralk and expressions or fear or trou-
Bile at the opening or the session OF
the legislature disappeared and the
leg lslature settled down TO business
on harmonious basis is the subject
OF much favorable comment. Both
sides showed a spirit Of fairness IN
the matter that made good impress
sion right at the start. II was admit
ted by Republicans that the Demo-
Gratis in the senate We're in a postum
to organize the senate and make all
OF the appointments 20 the Jobs IN
that body. but it was also admitted
on all sides that II the Democrat
adopted this plan the Republicans
would be IN position to undo all OF t
next Monday. after Edgar d. Bush. Re-
publican. becomes lieutenant governor.
1t was pointed out that this plan
would engender bitterness that
probably would continue throughout
the session and prove to be obstructive
to good legislation
So. when the two factions met and
arranged a compromise BY which the
Republicans We're permitted to or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-05

of tho qualifications required by the
laws or the State OF Indiana 70 entitie
him to be the holder OF a retan liquor
license. will apply to the Board OF Com
missioners of Lake County. Indiana, at
its February term. 1917, fer permission
to renew the license heretofore granted
him by this Board at the following To-
cation. to-wit;
The ground floor front room In the
two-story brick building on lot Is. block
10. IN the Chica so-Tolleston Land and
Investment Company's Third Addition
to Tolleston, now in the city Of Gary.
Lake County. Indiana. Said room is %
feet and 10 inches wide and 10 feet and
. inches long. with plate glass front
IT has a corner entrance opening onto
Broadway and Fourteenth avenue, side
door opening onto Fourteenth avenue. n
side door opening into the front stair
way and door opening into the back
stairway Said room fronts east on
Broadway and fronts south on Four
teenth avenue, both public streets in
said City of Gary. The bar is along the
north side or the room and the street
No. is 1850 Broadway. Gary. Indiana.
ANTON KOSIBA.
Jan u 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-05
HUNDREDS OF
HOMES GOING UP
CONTINUED from Page one'

must be built with four feet OF space
on each side and this precludes the
erection Of that most popular form Of
structure on "A twenty-five foot lot
Two years ago Inspector Cole and
Architect Joseph Hutton went to In
dianapolis when the legislature con-
vened and were able to geH the COM
nittee on housing TO report favorably
for the amendment of the law. There
were 500 bills ahead of theirs, how
ever and the legislature adjourned
without acting upon it.
While Gary and East Chicago, which
do not offer near as good railroad Ia
cilities. lower taxes. as cheap water
rent or any OF a long list of induce
ments, have been landing big plants
the last Industries OF any size located
in Hammond were the Malleapie IRON
works and the Signal Light Company
Hammond is not going out after new
Industries.
During 1916 $700,s1s was invested IN
Hammond IN new dwellings, Sz4''ll'
in business blocks. and sl5'2zs IN gar
oges since the first OF the year Con-
tractor Joseph A. Scott has taken ou'
narnlts for two $4,000 bungalows on
Elm street.
The great outstanding handlcaps
TODAY are lack OF deep sewers IN many
sections OF the city, the wretched stree'
| car service between Hammond and inc
Twin cities. and the housing law.
! continuous campaign for new nous
tries. condemnation OF shaeks IN tn'
/ downtown district for which owners &c
mand exhorbitant rent. equitaoie as
sessmants and amalgamation are th'
thlngs which 1t is hoped VIII De dome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-05
Jan 5 II 10
NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF LocA

NOTICE OF TRANSFER OF LoCA-
iron OF LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens,
inhabitants and legal voters OF the City
Of Gary, Lake County. Indiana. the said
city and Of Calumet Township. Lake
County. Indiana. that the undersigned.
George Dimitri. viii apply TO the Board
Of County Commissioners of Lake Coun-
til. Indiana. at their regular February.
1917, term or session. to be held at the
courthouse at Crown Point. for the
transfer of location of the certain
County Retail Liquor License now held
and owned by him in and upon the fol-
lowing premises. to-wit:
In the room on the ground floor. front
ing south Gu 10th avenue. a pubic high
way. and in the ofr-story frame build
ing situated on the east - feet Of lots
"a. 25 and &C. block Il. G. 7. T. l.
cos Second Addition TO the City Of
Gary. Lake County. Indiana. Room is
1qx55x1e feet: glass front and door
opening on 10th avenue.
And the said premises to which said
license is to be transferred is described
as follows. to-wit:
Three-stoyy frame building on lot 10
block -, in the c. T. L. & 1. Co.'S Fifth
Addition to Tolleston, now in the CITY
of Gary. Lake County. Indiana. The
front room on the ground floor, fronts
east on JEFFERSON street, public high
way. Said room is 3ox19x10 feet. has
glass front, front. rear and side entrance
/ And the undersigned does now anc
/ hereby represent that he is duly, prop
erly and fully qualified to have sale
4 liuuor license transferred by him. and
70 change the location Of said license
and to have the same transferred t
said new location. aud that he has com
piled with all the requirements Of tn
law TO entitle him to such transfer O
location Of liquor license.
GEORGE DIMITPI.
Jan. u 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-05
criminal Entries In Room 2.

l7S3--State Lewis Railey; cause dis
delft dis. fDec. 15).
21O4--State S. MeIowich, cause dis.
for want of pros. CDec. i9).
220o-State Petrovich and Mike
Plazebat: cause dis. (Dec. 81.
2241-State Charles Forsythe; sent
20 reformatory 1-3 xears. Judg-
6Dec -.
22s5-state Paul chociej: find for
deft. (Dec. 1S).
2s04-State Paul Jarabak; cause dis
missed (Dec. Is).
2392-State Joe Skozon; cause dis.
for lack Of ev. Dec. I'D.
24l2-State J. s. Walemat; cause dis.
for lack of ev (Dec. 81.
241s-State v Frank Rusick; cause
dis. for lack of ev. (Dec. 81.
s452-state Charles Van Sickle; dis.
for lack Of ev. (Dec. 50.
24s2-Stato susie Madison; on mo-
ton OF P. A. cause dis. (Dec. 49,
2471-state Nick Plesha; dismisse ell
for want of ev (Dec. 15).
24s4-State Stanley SikoslSi; Kur-
zanski; bond defaulted dec. I'D
2495-State August c. Folea; cause
dismissed (Dec. 50.
2497-State Mike Joka; bond de-
faulted tDec. 80.
a527-State &icl1 Gaspich: bond de
faulted dee ED.
2543-state y Nell Goodbred; cause
dismissed fDec. e..
2547-State Y Andy Gardonski; caus'
dis for lack of ev. 6Dec. 20.
255o--State Y Max Ross; dis. for Iaci
of ev. CDee. 49,.
2a54-State y Dan Apitch: dis. 70
lack Of ev. (Dec. 90.
2S55-State James r Smith; find IS
deft $40 fine and costs (Dec. III
/ 2557-state James r. smith: dis. 70
lack Of ev. CDec. l@1.
4 2563-State William I'll curry. boa
defaulted (Dec. 80
2572-State Y simon Oszvat and Heie'
Balm alias Helen BoNa: dis. o
motion of pros. atty. tNov. 80
/ 2575-State Agnes Po}raka; caas
dis for lack OF ev. tDec- go
2576-state Frank Barker; dis 20
lack Of ev. (Dec. 49,.