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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25
Minot G.. N. Division Stands Second

MlnOt G. N. DIVISION SCdHQS SeCOHu.
The Minot Division on the Great
Northern made remarkable showing
in the Third Liberty Loan drive, be-
ing beaten by only one other division
on the road, the Terminal Division,
which includes St. Paul. Up to last
Friday night, a total of $121,OOO
worth of bonds had been disposed of
between Devils Lake and Williston,
including the Great Northern branch
lines.
Up to last Thursday, Great North
ern employees had bought q total Of
$2,O0O,O50.OO worth Of bonds.
The round house employees at Minot
bought $4,000 worth of bonds. The
Greeks did fine, many buying from
$500 to $500 worth of bonds.
Fred Amy, the veteran engineer,
who is on the retired list, got out and
sold bonds to fifty employees. One en-
gineer bought $500 worth of the bonds
and another $500 worth, both paying
cash.
The following committees handled
the work for the Minot Division:
Conductors: F. Muskovitch, Geo.
E. Black and F. LaFlame.
Engineers-Fred Amy, VIM. Hines,
Herman Mechler, VIM. Mccormick
and a. N. Sheridan.
Firemen-E. J. Erickson, J. Dukas
and Ed Pickens.
Round House-M. w. Bethune and
w. H. Jensen.
Road Masters-P. Sundstrom, E. H.
Alderman, H. N. Huseman, A. F. Elias,
J. O. Grivness John Lydom, John
Check and Thos. Olson.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

Dazors, Cutlery. Scissors. Pipes.
NPocketbooks. Sal Vet Poultry Stock
Tonics, Lice POWDERS, CoW Remedies,
Shoe POHshes for all shoes, C0l0Hte
for stra,D hats. Spot RemoDers and
Cleaners. Furniture POlishes, Liquid
Smoke, Hydrogen Peroxide, Maya
zines, Books, Candies, Stationery,
Cigars. The Benno Drug Co. has
a complete and wide variety Of
stock and can save you time and
trouble and also money these days
Of high prices.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

If you want a Farm Loan we
will be glad to give you full
particulars of our .fve-year
plan which provides for pay
ment in full within one year if
desired without paying bonus.
Prompt service.-See T. F.
Renwald, Citizens Bank Build
ing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25
Minot Normal School Graduates in
Demand.


Demand.
The following members of the 1913
graduating class of the Minot Normal
Scnool have already secured teaching
positions as follows:
Miss Clara Gilbertson, Leeds, North
Dakota.
Miss Bessie Carlson, Lansford,
North Dakota.
Miss Inez Fisher, Lansford, North
Dakota.
Miss Martha Loftesnes, Harrison
District, Minot.
Miss Loretta Mullen, Fortuna,
North Dakota.
Miss Lois Ring, Minot, North Da-
kota.
Miss Ella Schultz, Flaxton, North
Dakota.
Miss Bertha Sigrudson, Wilton,
North Dakota.
Miss Ethel Sims, Ross, North Da-
kota. :,
Miss Helga sjaastad, Tioga, North
Dakota. -,
Miss Avis Swanson, Granville,
North Dakota.
Miss Bessie Thompson, Hansboro,
North Dakota.
Miss Anna Winkelman, Norwich,
North Dakota. =,
Miss Ella Waldref, Flaxton, North
Dakota. -.
Miss Mary Laughlin, Ivanhoe, Min
nesota.
This is a rather large number plac-
ed 50 early in the season and other
members are in correspondence with
EMPLOYING boards. Salaries run from
$4,000 a month, all showing an in
crease of from five to ten dollars a
month in all instances.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25
Comfort Kits

Fine selection Of kits for soldiers containing
Tooth Psstes, Shaving Creams, Talcums, Soaps
Brushes, etc., both in boxes ready to mall or in
khaki kits ready equipped -$l 30 to IS. 90
Sewing Kits - ----------75 Toe to 81 Sc
Kits without supplies, at 90 to 50 so
A handy package containing Tobacco, Candy
Gum and Fruit Tablets ready n,o~
packed to mail for only--------- @l.VO
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

Mrs. j. w. Rode, an old time resi-
dent of Minot, is spending the week
in Minot at the home of her son, Paul,
and with old friends. She is enroute
to somers, Mont, where she will join
her husband. Mrs. Rode had not Wis
tied Minot for eleven years and she
is delighted with the changed appear
ance of our city. II don't feel IKE
leaving Minot again, once that l am
back" she declared. Mrs; Rode was
seriously ill for years but has regain
ed herahealth completely.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

fence. tho not as enjoyable in many
ways as | had hoped, largely l sup
pose because of poor health. When
reach the top and can see over,
Thugs will improve and we hope to
roll over the top of South Hill some
time next August to greet our friends.
Write me again when you find time.
Very sincerely yours,
A. G. CRANE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

FARMERS AS BANKERS
$50 Paid On Savings Accounts.
5Go Paid on Time Certificates.
Checking Accounts, Insurance.
Open Saturday Evenings.
first Farmers Bank OF Minot.
FARM LOANS AND CITY LOANS
The Savings Loan & Trust Co.,
sons Of Norway Bldg, Minot, N. y,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25
':: !: BeIln0 Drug Go. +; IS; ST: s.:

Drug, Stationery, Book and Music Store,
Sporting Supplies and Goods, Gold Fish.
Send US your Mail Orders for prompt service.
Use the phone these days when busy or
the rural route and you will get your wants
the next morning. We want to serve you
we'll, carefully and quickly. Try us next.
Cutcx for nails Csc. Odorona for perspraon Csc. Mum
3Oc, and many other summer helps for personal comfort
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

\ "Have calls for city homes, $4,000
to $4,000. Want trades. Call on
Grant S. Youmans, Minot, North pa
kota S-7-n
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25
President Crane Greets City Beautify-
ing League.

The following letter concerning the
City Beautifying League, has been
received from President A. G. Crane,
now in New York City taking special
work at the Columbia University:
IS Haven Avenue, New York City,
Anril 6 1913
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-04-25

Mln0t, N. OAK.
My dear Mr.. Kelso:-Thank you
for your thotful letter. l am glad to
be remembered by the workers in the
League. | do not have the courage
this spring to read the garden adver-
tisements. 1t is for me to forego the
pleasure and excitement of planning
my garden this season. l hope that
some day may settle down to stay in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Suffrage Committee
Listens to Arguments

WASHINGTON, jim 3.-Arguments
by officials Of the National American
Woman Suffrage association occupied
all OF the first day OF the hearing by
the house suffrage committee on the
constitutional amendment resolution,
which the house had agreed to con
slider next Thursday
Opponents Of the measure. who con-
fnod their efforts today TO circulation
At the cnpital of statement hv
Mrs. James w. WHdsworth tr.. will be
heard tomorrow and representatives
OF the " omau's party will usake their
Saturday.
Dr. Anna Howard shaw the honor
airy president. and Mrs carrie Chap
man Gait, president OF the suffrageuas-
sociation, were the principal speakers
today. They vigorously opposed a sug-
gestion by Representative Clark of
Florida, that before congress acts the
question be submitted to a vote Of the
women OF the country, declaring that
this method was Illegal and unneces-
sary and would put congress In the no.
sltion of saying that II recognized wo-
mems right TO vote, hut had proposed
the most difficult method OF having
that right registered.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Attorneys in Famous Daniel Divorce
Case Sue in District Court for Paw

Suit for $4,000 for services rem
dered with the divorce petition filed
in 1916 against Richard r. Daniel by
his wife, Gertrude T.. Daniel. was filed
yesterday In the district court by
Charles r. Rogers, Free \. Fulghum,
w. / Williams and II. l.. Davidson, at
torneys. who acted FOR Mrs. Daniel In
the suit
The suit was dismissed by Mrs
Daniel shortly after the petition was
filed Threats and promises were
used by Daniel to force his wife to dis
miss the suit. the petition filed yes
terday alleged.
Immediately after the suit was dis
missed, Daniel and his wife left Tulsa
secretly and went to Los Angeles, Cal 4,
according to the petition. Nothing was
paid the attorneys for their services,
the petition stated.
The original divorce petition, filed
by Mrs Daniel. alleged penuriousness
and cruelty on the part OF her hus-
band. lie had given her only SIS for
her own use during their married life
OF eleven years, her petition deC1s red
Daniels wealth was placed at
50, 600, 600 by his wife. His monthly In
come was In excess OF $40. 600. she de-
clared.
A similar effort by the attorneys TO
compel paymsnt OF fees was dismissed
by the California courts on the ground
that IL could not be shown that the
Daniels had established a residence in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Ggarctts Blamed for Poor Physical
Condition of French Boxing Champion

PARls Jan. George Carpenter
has boxed lu public rpr the second
,Wo since th' bcgiuuiur ot the v.r
three and one hair years urn A. ou
the utho. uU.uaiou hiH appearance
wac a. mo Tro,adcrp across th"
Sciuc from lEiffcl Tuwc-. where 70
Loucnt for wounded French roIdIrrs
Wa" held
II N more tnln clEhi months buce
Carpenter Ines been actively engaged
~ the front tH tho plpt of n two
seated Ftench ohseryHrOh airplanc
lnst November. the hOEer contracted
severe cold, which aeltled ON his
cheN, aud ho was grated Gonzales
cent leave which he spont AZ Nice,
returning 90 l'uris after New Years
His leave vas extended on hts ply
''cidna recommendation. as lt WAS
announced that Chrpepters nerves
were Lad and that his digestion was
impaired Nevertheless the ChaNi-
ri1n was much In evidence nt the
various bars and Restaurants with his
big belgian police dog
since early last spring Carpenter
hns been expecting ans, day 10 re-
celvc fuflouRh OF three months
from tho French army. enabling MIN
TO visit the l'ulted States 10 box IIc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Phiis Hare Another Alex
In Joe Oeschger Is RumOr

MINIATURES. IAN. 3-Fred Lu-
derus, captain OF the Philadelphia Ma
tional league club, Was asked what
the prospects We're fui the Quaker
city boys next yenr. lie laughed and
said:
mot 80 good now, Everybody
generally figured ON Alexander"
But according 10 the first base stpr,
Pat Moran, pilot OF the Quaker cay
ship. will soon loo able to boast OF
second AleXnnl.r. only the new
find ir a southpaw.
watch Joe Oeschger." said Ludor-
us. Hes only g Years old and Il
wonder Moran took him from col D..
lege on the Pacific coast after he was
recommended by Burns, our catcher
who, incidentally, will be rccoPnilrd
as first catcher, now that I'm kim.
fer is TO depart.
''There is some doubt az Nv whether
Lavender will come back FOR he, Ike
killifer, told me repeatedly that the
past season Was his last said Fred
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04

hpn announced hls Willingness 10 do
nat" q certain portion ~ tho receipts
900 no" French Rcd Cross bat the OK
.r' percentage has never seen teflu-
li,ly u1ortrd by himself OF his for
WrI manager Francois bceclrpg.
n'Hnampa has hint"d that Corpcn-
tcr'n appearance IN tho. ring lu Amer
iun would hr good prupngaudN for
tho allies" however.
CARPENTER was very loan when
"tr9ped IN She ring last March n q
round exhibition bout with hua-
ky French heavyweight Bat a. Tro-
radcro lac seemed thinner than ever
even 10 the point Of omacu,! ion II
seemed as tho he could wear a mum
her 10 collar flis chorks utc fallen,
his neck "stringy," and thcre soems
scarcely an ounce of flesh on. his
hbdy.
Geurgca boxed two minute
rounds against Fcrnand Cnmpngne,
who oltwciKhed him thirty pounds.
n seemed. md four two minute
rounds with Jules Ronaers. the Bel
g'an hcaNy" rho Frcnchman
showed Wl his pld-tlms flashing
speed ngalust both during the FIRST
hair of the second contest Hut II
ctuld be f"cn that he wal tircd and
blown during the last two rounds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
M'MURTRY TO FINISH
ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR
President for. Henry Kendall
Will Not Be Named
Until June.

nr. J. G.. McMprtry will finish out
The entire school year as president
of Henry Kendall college.
This Is the opinion of members NJ
the board OF trustees Of the college,
who stated yestordny In regard 10 "A
report I'm circulation that new presi-
dent was to be elected at the next
meeting Jf the board that there Is
nothing In the rumor and that so far
As they knew no president viii be
selected before spring or summer.
The second semester Of the current
college year higgins the twenty eighth
OF this month. and the report sid
a new president would be chosen by
that time. Rev. G. w. Kerr, member
OF the board OF trustees, stated, how
ever, Tint there ~ no present pfos.
pcCt Of an immediate election.
Doctor McMurtry, when interviewer.
said he had no Information regarding
such an election and thbt he would
know something about ~ II an early
choice WIS conten, plated.
Investigation suggested that the
trustees have no one in view at this
time for the vacancy, The trustees
viii not meet until June, when their
annual sessi on viii ho held, and Nom
hers stated that n choice would prob
ably made by that time
Doctor McMurtry has been acting
president OF Kendall college since the
resignation of IN Charles Evans last
spring
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
TULSA CLEARING HOUSE
ADDS NEW DEPARTMENT
Credits Of Bank Customers
viii Be Investigated by
Organization.
By Bud Fisher

The Tulsa Clearing House associ-
Eton will today open "A department
which viii deal with MI clearinss Of
country banks in this state. together
with the clearings Of all banks In the
states thru the local financial insti-
tutions such was the announcement
made yesterday by Manager Bagby.
o. the Clearing House association.
Another department which will he
of great benefit TO the local banks, as
well as 20 their customers. will be
hat OF bank Cxamining depart.
ment Of which one OF its duties VIII
be 10 Investigate the credits OF Gus
tC mers
The new offices of the Tulsn Clear
ing House association viii be on tho
second floor OF the Bynum building.
Second and Main where ample Of
fce space has hcep secured and
where several clerks have already
have been engaged 70. the pas. sew
oTal days In preparing for the opening
or this Important Institution
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Cubs Win Make One
More Trg For HOrnsby

CnlCAGO Jan, 3-One moro ses-
sion win be held between the bosses
OF the Cubs and the 81 Louis Clrdin-
ais to see II there cnn be trade made
10 place the star shortstop Roger
.Uornsby. with the Chicago club In cx-
change Tor squad OF bali players ANA
Ia bank roi. II is booked TO take place
.m Cincinnati next Monday. when mag
mates of several clubs will gather dur
inr the annual meeting cf the Ma
uoual Baseball commission.
As st. Louis win have Rnew man
sitting I'm the game this W. in the
person Of Jack Hendricks Just ap-
pointed manager Of the Cardinals. Il
seems more doubtful than ever that
President Necghmnu and Manager
-Ailtchell OF the Cubs vii be able TO win
out IN theollttle game.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
FIVE MORE GO INTO ARMY
Fifteen Recruited Since First of Year
at Local station.

The rush at the Tulsa arnsy. re-
curiting station continues Five hnen
enlisted yesterday who departed last
night for Oklahoma city. Consider
ing the rBct that men subject to The
draft can not enlist the record is re-
garded as an cnvlable one. During
the new year 10 incn have gone from
Tulsa to Join the army.
Those enllsting yesterday were
Charles W. Greener, Sapulpa. coast
artillery; Dee A. HREEard. Commerce.
aviation. Stanley II. Orth. Tulsa, in
fantry; Dewey SPECIAL. Tulsa, sva-
tiou. Lloyd l. Slaughterback. Tulsa,
aviation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
Australia Cuts Bouts
DOlUn to Ten Innings

One more twenty-ruuud stronghold
has adopted the ten-round system
OF boxing bouts Owing 20 the smaller
ettehAanco at the bouts due to the
war and tho consequent smaller
purses. the Australian promoters hos e
cut down. the bouts from twenty to
ten rounds, According to Promoter
/. Snowy Baker, the innovation has
proved 10 DE succes7 aul' will 10
continued even after thc war. Baker
says the spectators are much better
pleased with the shorter bouts. aa
they, make for moro action and less
stalling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
ASSOCIATES BANQUET HUDSON
Advertising Manager of World Re
slgiis after Five Years Service.

The advertising department OF The
Tulsa World rendered Harry Hudson.
advertising manager OF The World for
tne last flvo years, a dinner at the
hotel ketchum last evening AIR
Hudson is leaving The Tulsa Wor.l
To become secretary OF the Southern
HARDWARE company In his five wears
on The World, he has drawn around
hlm men who appreciate his ability
and who took this occasion TO OK
press to him the high esteem In which
he is held. Those attending the ain
ner were Emil Solomon, W. w Nc
Michael. Rex Justus, George Ziu2 ami
n y. CAughlIn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
BOY LEADERSHIP IS STUDIED
Glass M Y. NJ. C. \. Instructed b,
Buchner Gaining In Numbers.

The class in "Eoy Leadership" at
She y. NJ. G. A. last evening was well
attended. G. Il. iIuchner Is the teach
or, and makes the subject intensely
Interesting and highly profitable TO
those who in any way Come I'm con-
thct with boy life. Many men OF the
Nity are realizing the great importance
OF knowing how to successfully deal
with boys ~ all ages and the\ oppor-
mnity to study he subject systematic
ally IL lecoming more appreciated
each week. The class meet ench
Thursday evening at 7 dFciu- and
all men are invited TO attend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
ALL AMERICAN TEAM
FROM INDIAN PLAYERS
Cleveland Has Grand Repre-
scntation on Diamond Dur
ing History of Club.

Whnt grand and glorious foelin"
Cleveland faua would have II they
could awake some morning and fud
II possible 60 nave the SiNth Ci'y re-
presented on the diamond by "a team
picked from an the rluhg thtt have
been here Hnpc Cleveland entered the
American league, each, ~ course,
PLAYING the game he played Nhcn
IN his prime" rays Henry T.. Edwards.
what grand team Il would be with
the following lineup
Pitchers Joss, Hrrnhnrd. Morton
u ana Gresg. with i.Hghy and tovclcsko
ns relief hurltrs
Catcbcrs Mig clarke and steve
OMEN"
lnficldcrs sto,an. Iaiolc. chan.
man and Bradley with Terry Turner
ns' an extra iRflcldcr.
nutficldef.- Jackson, Spc0h 81,
Flick; extra, Grnney or Ray.
" Terrific IIttcrS.
tmhgSnc with what 10Y n pitcher
would tackle team that led of with
flick and followed with chapman.
Speaker Jackson, Lajole, iradloy and
EtoVhll
The above lineup comes close to
beinr the all star Awnricar league
club for Cleveland esldie Iosg. viii
20 down In history az CiovelDnd's hest
pitcher nill Bernard pitched great
ball for the Maps FOR several years
Gregg. during two seasons, showed
himselr tho boat lefthnnler Cleveland
ever had. Guy Mortcn for Two sea
sons demonstrated himnelf phcnom.
onnl pitcher. No better pitchers for
relief work could be Imagined than
Raqby and stan Coyeleakio tko stars
OF The l9i7 pitching start
During Cleyeland's career AS a mnIp-
ber OF tho American league It has
not been blessed with an over-abun-
dance OF chtchsrs who would measure
up t0' stnr,lon, mentally ma well as
physically. O'Neill for two seasons
and Mig Clarke during 1905 ana 1907
come closest To- attaining the Ideal ~
regards backstopa,
Many FirstbascmcD.
Cleveland has Ind many firstbase
men. Doe Johnston was a sfar one
year. Claude Hosslnan hit like ficnd
for two seasons Gaudil did sonss
splendid work Put when Il comes TO
consistent. hard plugxing, George Sto-
vail showed himself the. most Vnln
able.
Nap IAioie wonld be placed ut soc
ond OF codrse. white Ray Chlpmm's
brilliant work In 1915 and iai7, en-.
titles him to the shortstop iob Bin
Bradley would be an unanimous
choice for third dbase. position he
adorned spectacNlarly for eight or
nlno years, As utility man, there
would be none better than Terry
Turner.
Iris Speaker and Joe Jickson
would he unanimous choices for the
outfield with l1ick Ray, prancy bir-
mlnghnm md Roth worthy also. OF
being selected, FliCk tho. wagafho
best halter, marvellous outficlder
and fast man on the bases.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04

At me annual congregational meet
ing OF the Lutheran church. held on
wednesday night. four new members
OF the church council. John r kra-
mef; George WihkleE h. n. MehI-
nom aud a. +. Gester, were chosen
me toui members holding over are
George Miller. c. J. Ehret II "A
Court and II f. F'reund.
social session was held and sun
per was served the members OF the
church by the ladies'. Reports were
submitted by the officers, showing
the affa ils~ Of the church to be in sat
isfactorN condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
DARCY GREATEST BOXER
OF AGE SAYS M 'G00RTY.
Returned Middleweight Praises
Australian for His Fight.
ing Ability.

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- ','' '"" '''u''
M'''""iN j"7' hnch iI"h' Nua''''''
b. one judge Il boxers who thinks
,es bnrry was a vondtul fighter
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04
WNITA FIVE MEETS
T. H. S. TEAM TONIGHT
Local Cagers viii Open Their
Schedule Tonight; Have
Strong Quintet.

The opening game Of the T. ~ s
basketball schedule Will be played
tonight when the locals Will meet the
Niutu quintet II will not be the
fret game THIS season for he team
has defeated several other fiycs
The game viii be played at the
high school q mulsium. Play will
START at 8 o'clock Following is the
Nay tho locals wtll lineup Garter
ard Wiucckr forwards; Captain
guards
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-04

PEORIA. llf, Jan. S.-pEdRal \.
Strause. former president OF the state
Trust and Savings bank who shot and
killed Rcrne Mead, cashier of the
same institution. thru his attorneys,
sued out writ OF habeas csrpus to-
day alling for "A hearing on petit
ton for his release from the Oun,y
jail. St'ause ls held without bail on
CorOner's warrant based on the find
ing OF a coroners jury Hearing on
the matter was act for toWorrow
morning.