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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
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sss ~.
Opening the DOOR. ! saw IN the clear.
eosd light Of . winter Noon. . youns
gin She was pale. extremely agi-
tsfed and decidedly pretty.
-oh' Are you Mr.. BsyneT she
ssked-
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Bsyne.- I answered. "in what way
may J be Of sssistsnce TO your
~You ere . Iswyerr"
1 IH. ] I'D > tAWysTs
-Tben-let me talk to you . mo
m<nf we-I-my father"
please take . moment to get your
breath You are excited. Ny ONCE
IL rather chilly. Suppose ! accom-
psny you to your house. You wish to
consult me. supposeT
~Yes. come with me. That II why
came here. Ny father II dying. Is
these . printed form Of wiII7'
~Ahi Your father wishes to make
BIS ~fIif I VIII be with you In a mo
mens- But I know Of no printed form
Of VII. However. II will take me but
moment 10 write H."
NY father II Donald Redbagh." said
the gin.
He wants to make his WILL" went
on the girl with q choking sors Of sob,
hut don't want you to write II for
him"
~You don't want me to write your
fathers wfllr' ! asked In smazement
Docs he wish you to be left without
inbefitarcer
mo. He wants to leave me every.
thing
And yet you don't wish-it seems
10 me there In something more to this
than the mere desire Of q sick man
to make will. Please explain"
HE hss taken . violent dislike "a
my brother. He wishes to cut him on
With a hundred dollars. ! do moi
want that"
How much II he WORTH
More than . million"
You see" she went on. my brother
Donald married-married Q poor girl
against my fathers wishes. Yet like
her. and DO nof-you undcrstand-I dc
not wish him cut of. You are Q law.
yer. You will know how to man
sge."
But II he wishes TO make q will, |
must write II ~ he Commands" ] an
swered.
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hard on Don"
A. We entered the wide iron gate
way the girl turned to me again.
The doctor u with him now. Tn
TO persuade him to be fair"
The doctorr
mo. Ny father. Don't let him dis
leaving . Will that u unjust"
had no time to reply. and could
not have framed m answer II tried
A tall. thin old servant answered hei
ring. and was ushered into bed
room where man lay huddled IN
heap OF bedclofhes, and grav~ In
teIiigent msn ] had seen driving abou'
the streets sat close at his side.
You are Byrnesr he asked.
Yes"
M. Redbaeh wishes to make hi'
viii. You Will need to-
He glanced at me significantly. HI
did not need to finish the sentence
could see that but spark OF life re
maIned In the shriveled old frame
ana thet spark was going fast.
"write-write-" sssped the sici
man. leave oil to Edna. Just
hundred dollars to Donald"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27

walked away two or three steps while
tho grown people laughed. and stood
with hsr back turned looking II at
the window.
"You'rs looking the wrong way for
the scenery" said M. Dunkslbsrg.
She turned and walked toward me
With . look Of rse"'utiea y hse pesl-
y S~s end sid!
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1919-03-27
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Youngham-sHow can I tell whss
the honeymoon 10 ovsrr Oldham.
when yoar wife stops tellIng thins
ssh esgins asbiAg sussttsoAS
The sun., 1919-05-21

Continued on Page 10, Coils. 4 and s.
The sun., 1919-05-21
Ohio Cities Gas.

In connection with the remarka BILE
rise In the shares OF the Ohio Cities
Gas Company yesterday II was learned
that strong pool had been formed in
this stock. The activities OF this pool
we're said TO have been based on ad-
vance knowledge of the forthcoming
annual report, which it was understood
would show that the company had
greatly increased Its explored and un-
explored acreage during the last year.
IL Is declared that during the year
3i6.114 acres of new leases were taken,
of which 237,93l were in New Mexico
and 1895 in Texas During the same
tune 153,lS3 acres of leases were
dropped. leaving a net gain for the year
or ls3,O62 acres. The operated acre
age was increased by 1851 acres,
largely in Ohio and Oklahoma. Opera
lions ceased on 797 acres. resulting in
a net Increase in operated acreage OF
1865 acres. The number of produr-
tive wells in March was 2S62 of oil
and seventy OF gas. During the wear
l6S new wells were drilled, of whicl
l47 were producing and twenty-one
dry. Fourteen wells were abandoned
and ten were sold during the year.
The sun., 1919-05-21
Building an American Line.

II on the other hand directors of the
International Mercantile Marine decide
10 build up strong American line
by the purchase of the German ships
taken over by the United States Gov
eminent at the outbreak of the war,
stockholders contend that they are no
better OFF than at present. In the first
place. the British ships to be sold are
considered much more valuable than
the German ships of equal tonnage,
principally because with one or two ex-
ceptions the German ships are long pa
their prime. The point most important.
however, in building new American
company from the speculative point of
view. Is that the whole marine struc-
ture must be undone and rebuilt prac-
tically from the ground up. This can
not be accomplished WITHOUT consid-
cradle delay and losses in earnings.
The preferred stockholders may benefit.
as probably they will receive their back
dividends Immediately, but relief for
the common stockholders appears far
away under the new plan.
The sun., 1919-05-21

Three points in the message were sim
gltd out for special market influence
One or them was the recommendation that
the telegraph and telephone companies
be returned to their owners. The stocks
OF these corporations were under steady
accumulation during the afternoon ses-
sion. Another was the recommendation
on war time prohibition. American Malt
responded to this paragraph with a gain
of more than 100 per cent. in the COM
mon stock In less than half an hour. The
gain was from Sas TO 5la. The preferred
certificates were up AS points 1t IL
hardly clear how the American Malt
Company will be affected by this recon-
mendation unless the corporation de-
cides TO go back into the mailing BUSH
ness on large scale. which is consid-
cred unlikely in face Of the constitu-
tional amendment effective on January
10. United States Industrial Alcohol,
General Chemical and the Barrett Com
pany were buoyant and made respecta-
Bile gains on the recommendation that
infant industries. sponsored In this coun-
try by the war. be protected by adequate
legislation.
The sun., 1919-05-21
The Marine Deal.

Wall Street was disappointed in the
details OF the Marine deal as announced
by President Franklin. 1t had assumed
that the transaction was for only the
ships of the British subsidiaries and not
the assets of these companies II this
had been true the common stockholders
would have had a much better show in
tho windup than under the present plan
Now. 1t appears as IL the company will
obtain only little better than SIS a
ton for its ships against SIPS, which had
been anticipated. After payments OF
S43.000.000 TO retire its bonds and of
S30,000.000 on back dividends of the
preferred stock and retiring s51 ,000. 900
preferred stock the company would have
little more than s6,000.000 left for the
common. besides ships of the American
Line. Indeed, 1t was the opinion in some
circles that President Franklin would
have done better had he merely brought
back the s40.o00.000 In the treasures of
the various British subsidiaries, as had
been expected of him
The sun., 1919-05-21
Is n stock Dividend Income

The supreme Court decision in the
Macomoer case, expected before the end
OF summer probably will mean more to
stockholders of the large corporations
particularly to stockholders of STANDARD
on, than appears on the face of the case.
In wall Street 1t is recognized as a
test and on the Supreme Court interpre
tation will derend many stock dividends
II 1t decides that 4 stock dividend is NOT
income and hence not subject to the in
come tax number of corporations are
likely to make Such declarations Many
authorities In Wall Street hold that
while cash dividends paid over TO stock
holders are taxable as a matter of course
stock dividends are not because re-
capltifzation OF the corporation prior to
sucli dividend Is merely splitting the
whole into a greater number of nieces
The sun., 1919-05-21
The Oils Revive.

IL was hardly necessary TO put into
circulation yesterday the report OF a
Dig merger OF oil companies. as there
already was In the market some good
sized orders. and sellers did not appear
disposed to throw their stocks away nj
cheap prices, The particular oil story
put out Yesterday was that Royal Dutch
was attempting to obtain control of
Mexican Petroleum and that it was do
ing It through Pan-American Petroleum
At any rate all three of these companies
were under more than ordinary buying
pressure. 1t is current gossip in oil cir.
cles that the Doheny interests are not ar
all pleased with what Is termed "laclt
OF protection afforded their properties IN
Mexico by the United States Govern
ment." but whether this dlspleasure will
go ID the extent of allowing the British
and Dutch interests to obtain control Of
these Mexican properties is another
question. Very probably they will not.
and the story is merely another bit of
Wall Street gossip.
The sun., 1919-05-21
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Market and the Message.

Had Wall Street written the Presi-
Dental message delivered to Congress
yesterday It could hardly have been moro
pleased with its terms and phraseology.
From the recommendation Of the return
of the railroads to their owners down
through the removal of the July prohi-
bition on beer and light wines, It fol-
lowed closely what the financial COM
munity has been hoping would be in
structions to Congress. But the optimism
of the message had been previously dis
counted and the market rocked to and
fro rather DULY Immediately after the
publication of the message. Later in the
day. after it did finally decide to get
started, there was sufficient buying power
to advance prices one to three points in
practically the entire list.
The sun., 1919-05-21
Railroads Back to Owners.

Outside of setting the date at which
the railroads will go back to private
control that date being December 81,
1919, the rails are no better off than
before the message was delivered. Wall
Street considered that this problem Is
passed on to Congress to formulate plans
for their return. Just how they will be
returned and what steps will be taken to
unscramble them appears to be the
weighty all summer job of Congress, with
the sword of Presidential veto hanging
yer measure deemed unsuitable New
ertheless there was a distinctly optimis-
tic feeling in rail circles yesterday and
here and there pools in the market for
rails resumed their activity. particularly
with the so-called creditor roads.
The sun., 1919-05-21

FOREIGN BONDS DEALT IN FLAT.
Mexico Extern. sterl. rs OF 49, 1916. 6Sh II
Mexico Extern. gold 4s of 'O4. 1884,. 65ls bsH
Russ. 1884 rente Is, 1000 ruble den. 20 =.
Closing prices Of stocks In which there
were no transa ctions yesterday:
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Awcdiom Sale
lAU MARCH 6

THUBSDAU MARCH miles south and 1 mile east of Glendale 2 miles west of Grand avenue on Indian school road. or on corner Of J Ave. and Lateral 17.
 COMMENCING AT 10:30 Having sold my ranch. I will sell at public auction ail my personal prop erty and stock.
 22 head cattle.
 2I head A-No. 1 iolstein COWS. fresh and coming fresh. Heavy milkers. g head calves
 ! 1-yoar-Old registcred HOlstein bull. 2-year-Old registered Holstein. good work horse and saddle pony. Farming implements. Lots of milk cans. Dc Laval separator. Grain sacks 10 tons hay.
 FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of t100 and under cash; over this amount a credit of months will be given. Purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note or per cent off for cash.
 C. Q. McMURTRY. Auctioneer.
 l.. c. GALLAND. Clerk.
 IT. D. CAVANESS. owner.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S $ REALTY BARGAINS

70
 NEW HOMES-H HOME BUILDERS ARE FINISHING SEVERAL BRICK BUNGALOWS IN THEIR ADDITIONS. THESE BUNGA- LOWS ARE MODERN AND UP LOWS ARE MODERN AND UP TO-DATE IN ALL DETAILS AND WILL BE SOLD TO YOU UPON HOME BUILDERS TERMS-IF YOU HAVE A VA CANT LOT LET US BUILD YOU A HOME.
 s525O-Modern Brick Bungalow Fur nished-Just West of Capitol Terms to Responsible People. BETTER THAN 15@o-Upon the Cor ner of North Fourth and Roose- velt Streets We Have For Sale TwoDouble Brick Pebble Dashed Houses That Are New and Mod ern in All Details-You Can Live in One and Make the Other Three Pay For the Property Will Sell Separately if Desired To Responsible People Will Give Attractive Terms Improved Street and Within Walking Dis tance-the Present Income is SlOV Ter Montn.
 $30OO-2 Big Lots With Modern Brick Bungalow Shade Trees and Chicken Yards-East Willetta. SUBURBAN ,HOME-One Acre With Modern Brick Bungalow-2 Story Barn-Sheds-Place for Cow and Chickens-Good Well With EIec- tric Engine and Pump-Osborn School District-Terms to Re- sponsible People-Move Right In 
 MEADOWBROOK ACRE TRACTS Just East Indian School-Glen- dale Car-s225 to s35O Per Tract -10fo cash-s10 Per Month. K E x l. W O R T 1.-The Addition of Beautiful Homes-Special Prices and Inducements to Builders of Homes in Kenilworth-Bigge Lots for the Money Upon the Market.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. l504 134 N. First Ave
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
WATCH PHOENIX GROW

WATCH PHOENIX GROW
 For Sale room modern house. Price $1550. %. $500 cash, S25 mo. room new, west, price s125o.00. $500 cash, S20 mo.
 ? room new house. lot 50x150. $500 cash.
 Small house, full size. Lot $650.00. $400 cash. Terms. 4 room brick, modern, s225000. $500 cash. s25 mo.
 rooms, close in, se5oO.0o. sa50 cash. s25 mo.
 room. new modern, N. Central. s6,- 0oo.o0. s1o00 cash. room, being built near N. Central. s525Q. 5000 cash.
 TO TRADE acres, close in, for or 6 room mod : ern house.
 26 acres near Alhambra for 10 acres \. E. Close in. Other good buys and trades in land and houses NJ. H. SHELTON OR L. s. BARKER 215 W. Washington. Phone 4495
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Lufher BarsaiEns

IN CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 160 acres deeded land; good home good garage and out buildings, good pumping plant; 50 H. P. gas engine pumps 1900 gallons per minute; 40 acres been farmed so all ready to put in crop; balance land cleared: 40 fenced; 40 fenced with page wire; this is one of the best buys in the Casa Grande valley. 160 acres. S7,000 worth of improvements. only Sl0,000, s3,000 cash, balance mortgage at : per cent
 LUTHER REALTY COMPANY
 1l0 North Central Ave.-Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Auctions
AmGfi@Meer

We have taken over the auction yard at First avenue and Jefferson street formerly conducted by the C. II. Price Auction company and are not in any way connected with any other second hand business in the valley. We will buy and sell anything of value and solicit your business on 60 air-sduare. honest basis. Bring us your horses and cows and stock Of an kinds. We have the buyers. A big demand for household goods and chickens. See us before you list your goods. Sales every Saturday at 1:30 D. m.
 COL JOE MASONER. Auctioneer
 IT. W. StumpfG Clerk
 Phone 30g3
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
40 ACRES

ALLIN GOOD STAND OF ALFAL- PA. SOIL THE BEST AND LOCATED NEAR GOOD SHIPPING POINT. OWNER HAS BEEN SICK AND WANTS TO SELL. PRICE S250 PER ACRE. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED THIS Is A MIGHTY GOOD BUY LET ME SHOW YOU. EXCLUSIVE LY WITH
 II. L. TOWERS,
 WITH GRIFFIN "ALONE'
 1tS N. FIRST AVE. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
C. R. McMIuIIlem
EXPERT LIVE STOCK
 AICTIONEER

Sales conducted in all parts of Ari- zona and adjoining states. Cash ad d- ranced on sales; in position Co ham, dle credit sales give bank reference: satisfaction guaranteed. Office 3l1 N
 seventh ave- Phoenix, Ariz. Phone '''. 5-p
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
NOTICE,

Time Co quit. don't be fooled any more. we are not connected in any way with any secondhand store in this valley; We pay you fair price for your goods; it's our own money and we buy for cash; we solicit your busi- ness: we sell every Saturday at D. m horses, cows and other livestock. Phone us your listings. We also sell or buy household goods
 PHONE 3093. IT, w. STUMPF. Clerk.
 col JOE. MASONER Auctioneer.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Lufher IBar@aias

A very fine 3 acres. close to paved road. aH in wheat, fenced in fields with pf woven wire; small shacks and some fruit and a good well S2600. This is fine place and can be sub divided-No. 1.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
For Sale-Real Estate
A Ranch Or T " O

so Acres-Just as good soil as youn find out of doors about miles from town-Good House-All in Elegant Stand of Barley-Owner will take a house up to s5O00oO in trade. If you're in the market for good eighty-let us show you this.
 X mighty good 40-all ready for cotton Good location pretty fair improvements Ss50.00 per acre.
 High Class Suburban Home s Room House-20 Acres-Set out in variety of Fruits-If you're looking for a fine Home See This.
 % Acres-Most all in Citrus Trees about Is years old-Good House on rear of piece with olive shaded driveway-a very desirable piece of property, in excellent location-would con sider trade for 40 acres alfalfa
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
CASA GRANDE VALLEY LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE

VNNA NThN.NJEl ' AIILE
 LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE 1920 acres. level. loam soil; the best big tract at the lowest price and with easy terms.
 3s0, 4ia miles out. s1j per acre. 160. near Toltec, S25 per acre. Two 40 acre tracts, fine land and To- cation, for 80 per acre.
 240 acres. right close in, fine for sub division, s45 per acre.
 160. all in cultivation. pumping plant, etc. S1S,000.00. Terms.
 ASSIGNMENTS CLOSE IN. PARTLY IMPROVED. FOR 8 TO $50 PER ACRE. GET YOUR HOMESTEAD WHILE YOU CAN. ACT NOW-TODAY.
 $. C. MILLER COMPANY
 g Y. 1st Ave, Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
For Sale-Automobiles Scored CIyliEaders
Repaired. If \. Fifth Ave.
 Machine Repairing

FOR SALE-Yes it's d Ford touring, all dolled up latest model, electric starter, seat covers and Hasslers shock absorbers. Also five wheels, five good tires, in fine condition. Step quick if you want this job. Chevrolet Garage, 3l6 East Washington street. If s700 WORTH of new inner tubes. assorted sizes. 1 have taken these tubes in payment for a debt and will sell cheap for cash. Box 39A, Republican.
 m
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
NEW ? FAMILY BUNGALOW

T
 20 per cent investment.
 Pebble dash, brick, completely furn- isbed, new furniture, built-in book cases, buffet, folding beds, double ga rage. Rent s12O month. s2500 cash, balance easy. Owner, 135 N. 11th Ave.
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05

CATTLE RANGE-NORTH
 Plenty of water. 500 acres and per mits on the reserve for grazing, be- sides goo head cattle, horses and equip ment. Box 241. Phoenix. Arizona if
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
For Sale-Real Estate
$1z0.0O Per Acre

Buys a fine 50 acres: part alfalfa: for cotton; house and we'll and fenced; close to school and church.
 TOLLESON LAND x COTTLE co.
 los North Central Avenue
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05

and some fruit and a good well. s26O0. This is fine place and can be sub- divided-No. f.
 acre. small house, orchard. berries: all fenced with page woven wire. A water. 5000. Cash. Sj50.-No. 12.
 Dandy frame house. built-in features, electric lights, city water. fire place, large screen porch. bath. Just out of high city taxes on Indian school car line, with lots; well worth the money. No 35S.
 6-room pebble dash, on car line. fine buy; lot 50X200, garage and she'd S3500, cash S600.-No. 346.
 New house nearly completed modern and up-to-date in every respect. Just off car line. If you are looking for a fine home. see this before completed. $3j0o-$10O cash.-No. 34S.
 Look these bargains over and if you do not sec what you want, call at no N. Central Ave. We will be glad to show you others
 LUTHERS REALTY co.
 Phone 170S It
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Wagner & Eckles

GUARANTEED AUTO PARTS
 No matter what part or what make of a-car, we have it. Our price is from S5 to 90 per cent off manufacturers list, and if you are not satisfied with any part we sell you, your money cheerfully refunded.
 Will buy your car. wrecked or run ming.
 | Prompt attention to Mail Orders STElNBERG AUTO WRECKING CO A
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
Davie Reality Co.

126 x. Central. Phone 3599. 1t 40 ACRES alfalfa. Phone S755 and avoid agents commission. r FOR SALE-160 acres cotton and all falfa land one mile from Peoria. W. F. Butler. Benson, Arizona bb BEST POULTRY RANCH IN ARI-
 IONA
 20 acres. in wheat. broom modern house, 5000 gallon tank, gas engine, work shop, barn, tent house. incubator house, z poultry houses, several sheds ineubators, wagons. farm machinery feed choppers. separator, 900 hens, 3 registered cows, one giving s gallons milk, everything that could be used on a chicken ranch. If you are looking for the best and have s4O00 cash to pay down, let me show you this.
 FRANK F.. BELLAMY
 Rooms ' and &. Monihon Bldg. m
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
For Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE ONE 1918 SEVEN P SSEN G FER TOURING CAR. SPLENDID CONDITION. A BARGAIN FOR CASH. STEWART'S CYCLERH, 146 E. ADAMS ST. m
Arizona republican., 1919-03-05
For Sale-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Butcher outfit con- piete, including refrigerator, scale, , meat blocks, racks. Counter with mar ble top and tools. Price s250 Kirchner Supply O., Los Angeles, Cal. It
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
Art Gurnnn Saws:
Il HOP Oar New Players Do Not
Do % No Damage" 4

Dear Editor.
Well Ed. our baseball team turned
on the enemy ysstsrday on account OF
having q pitcher which was hard for
81. Joe 10 hit and when the game was
over them .visitoes had Q couple runs
and vs had Q couple moro and would
now b In third place or somswhsre II
we Wa not tied with . few other
Our beys looked pretty seod ysstsr.
Day "a: and this IND Apologize wss
not puttlnl them cloee s6ou6h to the
plats fc them saints % Mt and whsn
ne sdid I'd. they "a. not % no psrtic-
ular da!maeS q ths bat. d the Msaps
;i%: ~. ls;,: "a css S; ecys y: gstslns % 5nSw
Ing TOR b. yoS and In the eighth they
hit him herder than I.eouard hit Hltchis
and put the bali gams N the ice boz. /.
Wei. "a, HellanA has bssa using the
wires eoms and they win b . FEW new
ball players here oooN, end / hopa they
will not Do us no AamaSs.. u worse
cemss 70 wesse ! win 70 cut there and
play seae positien nyDeh Y yacA viii
only NEST ny tefSae II. ! Wtn Mt play
for ~ thoA huRleso D maath and
ought y haze nap tAan thal Mean
while q; yfl p)ey {. waiting Qeme
hsre q The ou1c6 Iaaeh soo0 ~ II
yaek 49, net 66Gne. AesSoo ] nay stGu
up with q. los q IylsA q sognS other
team which can maeb room fes . eeod
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
EFFORT TO FREE
BILL HAYWOOD
IS TURNED Down
Bond Not Approved Yet by
Circuit Court

CHICAGO, May 2-iuorncyI
representing William D. Haywood,
national secretary OF the Industrial
Workers OF tic World, appeared in
the United States cifcui, court oi ap-
pcals yesterday seeking an order di-
rcctng the district attorney 10 ap-
prove the bond for tIaywoods re.
lease.
Otto Christiansen. one oi the a..
,orneys, representing Haywood,
charged the district attorney was
holding up approval OF the bond IN
order IN make It impossible for the
l. W. W. leader TO attend their ma.
,ional convention scheduled 10 open
IN Chicago next Monday.
The court put the application on
the calendar for Friday.
Haywood's $4,000 bond vas signed
several DAYS ago by William Bross
Lloyd, socialis, and repu,ed 10 be a
millionaire, and seyefsl OF his fol-
lowers.