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WHAT TO DO UNTIL
THE DOCTOR COMES
Copyright rshn Co. the New York Evening "oTd
OBJECTS LODGED IN EYE EAR, NOSE, THROAT
By Charlotte G. West, NJ. D..

lent, hanging him by the ankles as It
were: a sharp slap on tho back of an in
vcrted child often causes instant cApul-
sion of the foreign matter.
Children sometimes place a bean. but
ton or other object in tho oar. Now. al
most all foreign bodies can be removed
by means of a dOuChc. usrE a Syring"
so that n stream of som" force mot too
GrcaD may be secured. Tho patient
ear containing the object is lowest. so
facilitating its removal. Now. the nature
of the foreign body is important to know
because seeds, beans and the like quickly
absorb water. swell up and clog the
canal therefore any astrng"nt. such as
alcohol. must h" used tvincEar, or liquor
of any kind will dO)
Never probe in the car 70 remove any
thing--aS serious injury To the drum
may result. Remember the admonition
of a famous artist:
DO not put anything smaller than
the elbow in tho ear.
Wash hard objects like buttons out
with a stream of water
Insects may crawl in the car and
cause distressing symptoms. Fill tho
car with olive oil. which SufeCatcS tho
invader and at once floods him out.
! Should he be very lively. use "a mixture
Of Ch!oroform and olive oil.
Larvae have been deposited in the car
Of n stuporous person: on Matching aGon-
izing symptoms occur. The insects may
be killed nj once with 4 mixture Of oil
of turpcntinc and sweet oil. ! to 10
then cXpcl with hot water douchinGs.
When n button. seed or similar object
has lodged in the nnStril close the other
ono tightly with tho finger and blow the
nose violently. \ child has not sufficient
force 10 do this for himself. therefore
place your open mouth over that OF the
child. whose head is depressed. and tilt
cd to the side OF tho plugged up nostril
you head" the other way. Now close
the empty nostril and blow powerfully
into tho Child'S mouth. 80 making a
blow-pipe Of the combination. Tho OBJ
jcct. unless it has been in stu for days.
and become deeply embedded. Will shoot
out without any difficulty.
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CAN YOU pITE2
You won't stand firm TIL you stand on
your own feet The further you lean
back the harder youth fall whom your
mainsray is detached. You will begin /"
fare we'll when YOU say farewell TO
pull"
Tho moro YOU seek or accept tn con
SideratIun others arc denied III" more
you're coddlcd when others ar" kicked.
The moro you're f"tCd when Others are
rcttcrcd--the harder Will he your lot
when you must ultimately make head
way Of your own m0tiv" power.
The moro you're SCQucStratcd and les
tered. the moro your path is smoothcd
and Instructions removed. tho warmer
You're huihOuscd--th" NOR" C"ria My
and tho more suddenly Will yoE Sucrum3
when You're exposed Ia the m,d"rn
| Olymrus--romp"triio and comparison.
| II you've always been babtcd, y'Uli
never father any enterprise.
| Your parcnthctical props cans shield
! YOU forever Eventually the need for
| curlnIlmcut Will arise and you'll go
| par"nthcSis and all
| Then how VIII you walk II You haven
oven learned to crawl And how can
| YOU expect to run If YOU never walked
I'w!thout n stick? If you've never made
! sIhly sustain yourself without thcm'
You never manCuvcrcd a paddle What
! will you do when tho water begins to
| lap into your boat. You never sat un-
supported in III" saddle. You never
famed n coltish job. What will happen
! to YOU when circumstance grips tn" bit
| between it's teeth and has lie own head
| You're trying to travel II success in q
! hnlloon--yuu'll have to walk hack.
! In these days everything OF any ac-
I count ~ engineered bv mon VINO neither
sought nor bought favor. They lahnred
4 unCunstraincd and unconfincd. They
! thought and fought uncnthrallcd and un-
! rcttcr d"f obligation to pull. They cut
! their leading strings whom they discard
! cd their swaddlnG clothes They pre-
rrrrcd adventurous Independence TO pre-
carious dependence
| Today VIC trust them because they
trusted themselves. Well take chance
on them because they took n chance on
! themselves.
They made their way by hcwinE their
way. by fiEhting for every inch OF their
! ground In no way can VIC conceive
them deficient. because they were always
, sclf-SufflCicnt.
And you?
| Face tho mirror squarely. Scrutinize
yourself appraisinGly. And pronounce
Judgment aloud. Wcll--you pctdn't say
| II aloud II it hurts. Whisper it-it you
| must Two been muzzlcd 60 long-Ire
been pampcred and pcttcd with so much
soft stun-my teeth haven't tackled
anything tough for such an age -
! CAN'T RITE
Can YOU?
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What should be done when foreign
body, such as piece OF steel lodges
in the cyc-ball? Nothing. Eye special
lists say they are frequently forced TO
rcrnoye an in iured eye that has been de-
stroycd by meddling onlookcrS attempt
ing to remove tho fragment with uIrtS
toothpicks, ends Of matches, rusty poe
accident Of the kind cover the eye with
a protective bandage and hurry the pat
TENT to the nearest hospital. Here under
X-ray exposure. the object Is located.
magnet applied. the foreign pody reHloF-
ed and the eye saved. 1890,
lowed and become fixed in the throat or
gullet, dental plates. artlhClal tcCln'
large chunks Of food fruit. stones. rings
a bone. in fact anything that can be
taken into the mouth. Fright causes an
Immediate train Of disastrous symptoms,
such as choking. sufrocation.ihat may
end fatally unless quickly aliaycd. Keep
cool. II happening to a child. under no
circumstances show fear or anxiety.
Bones, teeth rings and the like can be
rescued by depressing the tongue ana
.nshing" out tho offender with hook.
A butonhook has been employed BY m"
for this purpose when noChins was near
Tho crooked finger sometimes answers
well. Masses OF food may be gently
pushed down the gullet by means of
owe OIL anu u "IlaltDSIlO' ~ Ni''
Of a bouge 4 tiny sponge may he Sc
curely fastened to the end Of a whale
bono and carefully passed beyond the
obstruction; the sponge. on becoming
moist from the fluids OF the gullct: Is
then gently withdrawn. bringing IN" for
eign Substance with it. These measures
should be employed until the arrival of
a physician or the patient reaches the
hospital. as tracheotomy is sometimes
an imperative necessity in this accident.
When a little child swallows foreign
body inversion Of the youngstcr. gently
shaking him from side TO side the while.
will usually spill out" the offending OBJ
ject- Never hesitate to invcrt the pat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
CURE BY COLORS
IS REVIVED AGAIN
Ancient Practice Of Chromopathy Eas
Scientific Basis in These Days

LONDON. July Gold wives remedies
such as the use Of Scarlet flannel for
bronchitis and colds or the string of
blue beads for the cure ana prevention
Of measles arc simply n hnCk number
compared with color schemes for the
cure Of various diseases put forward by
A. A. Frey at meeting of the rSyCho-
Therapeutic Society recently.
Speaking on Chr0mopathy. healing by
color, Mr.. Frey said inthc violet ray We
had most potent remedy for III" cure
Of shell shock and war n"urnSiS. from
which SO many persons w"r" suffering.
The treatment is Simpl" and Pheasant.
\ large room into which all light adj
mittcd is Viulct. and the Who'll" dcCnra-
ton the same. Will serve to treat larG"
numbers Of cases at INC sam" time. Tn"
effect Of tho rays will h" improved ana
the cure hnstcncd if SuItabl" music be
provided. tn" sounds Ia b" in tn" key
corresponding To tn" color. ny This
means we can rcstur" III" war worn and
bring happiness to many homes.
There was great need for rcScar"h
work in the field of color cure. Vrolor
was purely matter of vibration, which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT |


If you have ever been in the noun
tains or hill country it will be cas-!
for you to visualize a spot from :
which two pathways lead. One Goe'
by gentle stages to the top OF the
summit where the sun is bright ant,
the air pure and sweet. The other.
starting at the same level, >lowl! !
circles downward to the dark, damp
and silent valley. The incline Of each
pathway is gentle, but at the end Of
the journey they are far apart.
These pathways represent thrift and'
thriftlessness.
1t is not difficult 10 Save small su:.IS
of money, yet $40 month at per
cent. interest compounded scnI-annu-
ally will make $l,475 in 10 years. Any
sum at this same rate will double itself
in about l7I2 years.
Five dollars Il week will at the end
of IS years yield fixed income Of $50
week. This result IS obtained by
investing the initial deposits at : per
cent. srmi-annual compound interest
and whenever savings reach $1,000 50
invest them that they will yield per
cent. compounded semi-annually.
1t is u matter of simple arithmetic
to ascertain the results that may be
obtained through the saving of money
in small amounts. Take paper and
pepcil and figure them out. They
will open up new and wonderful viStas
of happiness for you.
Remember the two pathways which
start at the same level. One leads 10y
gentle approaches to the heights Of
success and everything that is worth
while in life; the other drops slowly
downward into the deep aud dismal
valley Of utter ruin.
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waste are going on constantly how
ever.
On the other hand thrift consists
of saving by small degrees, which aP-
plies to health, time and all resources
as we'll as money. The point often
overlooked is that a few years OF
thrifty habits will place one in finan-
cial position where he can 10y many
of lifes. wholesome pleasures, whereas
continual thriftlessness yields only in
adequate and superficial joys.
The processes both of thrift and OF
thriftlessness are cumulative. The
thriftleSs man plungcs into debt in
order to gain momentary amusement
or to meet unexpected demands for
which he, through failure to save, is
unprepared. He gets into the merciless
meshes of the pawnbroker and the
loan shark, sinks lower and lower I'M
til finally he disappears in the oblivion
of disgrace and failure.
Had he saved the small amounts at
arst instead of squandering them his
pathway would have led continually
upward toward the heights of success.
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300 900 90 >>>>>3
BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. ?


Tony, DIR iccman. who Is branching
ou, in business. asked my advice in IN"
prcpara,ion Of a now sign to grace the
ton of tho collar stairs that lead TO his
cSta blShm"nt.
Tony says tho sign I designed Tor
him IN Il good one because II brings
people downstairs To ask what II mean :.
md as every i've merchant knows. haI'
tho battle consists in getting people to
step inside.
Now let us SEQ who can toll Tn" lines
Of merchandise Tony is now dealing N
ANSWER TO no. l5S.
GRANT minus AIT plus Ten riuS
Mo-. Sc minus TEAM lcaNC@ GROI So
(Copyrighr. 1919, by Sam Loyd.l
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could BE- traced down :" tho cl"Ctrons.
Herr. surely was Il guid" I" thinking
and SrIrniiiic mon to employ tn" color
that brnIrht all vibration into harmony
TO cure disease and insure good health.
Mr.. Frey claimed that color cure was
known in England in tho f"urtccnt h
century. for John Gallcndon cured IN"
son of king Edward Of smallpox by the
rcd ray. Ghun. Japan. Rumania and
Sweden used tn" color ray. Italy roll
lowed hy curing thu inSan" by blue and
red color according To tho form Of in
sanity. In SPAN children w"r" healed
Of urHslcS and other diseases with rrd
color and given red syrup To assist III"
cure.
Tho cure for all disease was, h" said,
10 restore the normal harmonious vihra-
tion by the color ray that salts the COM
plant.
Wives who thought they mad lost the
love of their hushands might console
themselves with IN" fact there was no
lacii If affection. but simply n physical
disability caused by tn" diSruptiv" shell
shock to the normal harmonious vibra-
tiuuS Of ih;. body coils. The cure was TO
RESTORE tho harmony.
They were justified in hoping that col
or would also cure cancer said the Ice
turrr who added that II greatly relieved
the SuffcringS of the late Catherine
Booth mother of the Salvation Army,
whose case was too advanced for cure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07

The primary
value of thrift
lies in the fact
that through it
we secure full
advantage of
the little things.
Those who are
thrifucss in
money matters
do not, as a
rule, dlssipate
their resources
in ! a r & e
amounts. The
processes o I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07

COUNT YOUR LOSSES sus-
tanned through lapses of rent
income from property you own
and figure how much you
could AFFORD to spend for
advertising for the sake OF
avoiding in future all losses OF
this sort.
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FOR SALE

FOE sALE-A mahogany davenport up:
holstered in tapestry; $500. Call
mornings, 22l6 Chapline st. jy-4-i
FOE SALB-At bargain: Double frame
house rooms to a side, located At
446-446h National Road. Also single
frame house Of rooms, located at AN
National Road. Easy terms: small cash
payment balance like rent. INQUIRE ].
w: Beltz G. Sons Co. 18th and Eoff Sts.
E jy-4-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07
WANTED-ARentS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

1mI1oHB are suffering With rheu4a-
tism. Most important discovery Of tbs
age A herb that actually drives thu
most stubborn case Of rheumatism 81.
us and say they are Gstounded ~ the -.
suits, especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted xL.l1 pound
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. cahfor.
mia. my-2S-tf
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A flouresccnt miscroscope invented by
an Austrian scientist for use with ultra
yiolsA rays enables the recognition Of
ices in matter not perccptible by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07

LUCAS-On Sunday. July 9Th. 1919. at
$40 o'clock p. m, at his late residence
ll14 Baltimore street. HARRY e
LUCAS. in the 33rd year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence Tuesday
morning $50. Requiem mass a. 81.
are invited. Interment Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-07

ron RAHf-one large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam heei
suitable for ono or two gentemen. niu
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquiry
and floor intelligence Bldk. &a.i1.tf
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HELwIo-on Friday. July I. 1919. GUS
TAVE z HELWIG in his 18th year.
Funeral services at the residence Of Mr..
Joseph Green. Triadelphia. this (Aon-
day. afternoon at PAS o'clock. In
terment at Greenwood cemetery.
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The greater the necessity for saving
tho greater your opport sfSDrsl7'
The IntelligcnCcr Want
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N O TICE
NOTICE.

I will not b" responsible Tor any
debts contracted by anyone, other than
myself.
(Signed) RttEINlE CdlIIS1.
jy-1-l4-2l
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FOR RENT

TOE 1HHT-Nice1y furnished rooms.
modern conveniencea, In business csn.
ter of city. Inquire and floor Inte:lieen-
Ger Bldg. 1A-1S-0
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TWO MINUTES
OF OPTIMISM
CAN YOU BITE2
Dy HERMAN J. STITCH

1911? by the Press Pub. CO
The Sew York Evening World.)
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DIED

JoNEs-on Sunday. July eth: 1919 At
NAN JONES. wife Of Thomas H
Jones. in the 5oth year Of her age
Funeral from the late residence. No. III
South Penn street, on Tuesday. Ju:y
Sth. at o'clock p. m. 1nterment -
Greenwood cemetery. Rev. Howard IN
charge. Friends Of the family inVlteo
TO attend
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE.

T, Who m It Nav Concern:
Any one having any bills against the
estate Of Edith Ncff Schacht. deceased.
will present same at once. Any one ow-
inr the above estate will call and pay
same at once.
SAMUEL K. JOHNSON.
Administrator Of the Edith Eeff Schacht
deceased. je-23-30-jy-7-14
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

HOTEL MAJESTIC virsl Z ! q g aye y
Ocean view: cap. 300: elevator. private
baths, running water IN rooms. whIte
service. Amer. plan, $3.50 up daily.
Special weekly. 81. A. SMITH
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WANTED-FernAl0

wAHTED-white cook. Apply 72s Main
ST. jy-7-k
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wANTED-An experience woman cook
and two kitchen helptvs. Call the
Old Stone House. Elm Grove, 1888
jy-4.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07
cULbER7SON LOT
SALE IS PLANNED
Stone & Dwyer Obtain Ex-
cluslve Agency for Addition,

7 Exclusive agency for real estate In
". c,,h.,,.on ,dd;,;o, ,,. h.., oh.
"'','" ,"' wv" w
"'ned ny stone ana Dwyer, local
realtors, according to an announce
ment BY Jay /. Dwyer member OF
An. firm Ahou, IN h,;,d;,, .;,.. ~.
NOW .v,;,,hI. e., al. ,cro,din, ~
nGv., wh;ch d.. no, ;nc,ud. ,bo.s
ro, r,o,,.d Wn,L -, "'' .,.e,;on o1 Il,
rs, how,.. n ,b. ,dd;,;or vii, h.s;r
an. 80 L. III, .,,..,i,, T..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07

you from disease germs which uk everywhere One tho active
ingredients this temperance aterave and tonic wild cherry
Oregon grspe root blood root rooA skuy
combined in the Medical Discovery These roots have direct
action the stomach improving digestion and assmation These
herbal extracts in tho Discovery aid in boodmskns and
best for scrous By improving tho blood they aid in throwing Oh
An attack Of influenza and act oil on machinery.
Cstarh should be treated first blood disease With this aera
tive then in addition tho should be washed daily with Dr.
Sages Catarrh Remedy which be had At drug Stores
San Mo,aa Ma suffered fo~ two With heqasnt hdanhe
and pain my and ts m bssk W. dpcsdan and
on M little Specialists It ths nva
Dr. Perces Godsn Medical Dhoeyey nd The
Anurc Tablets did and immediately ba 70 gt better My symptoms
dpussr,d and two months time nv rgad took n bo
d the Pleasant Peets for rgung boveb
now n perfect health and enjoying life.
much these medicines and " nd and COURTEOUS
st&asuos pven M. ."-kiH AamaI Cs1sis~A
(Advertisemenl
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For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza.

Do yoa issl wsk and
unequal 10 the work ahead
d you7 Do you still
ooua . little, o. dos
your nose bothsr you?
Arc you Apals1 II your
blood thin and wstery7
Better put your body into
shape. Build strong !
NosD's the tine.
An old, nIsbIe blood
maker and herbal tonic
made from wild roots and
basks, 10 DR.. Piefoe's
Golden Medical Disco v
cry. This "nsture reno
dy" comes in tablet or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07

formally assumes office, probably ss
the regular meeting Of the city com.
mission tomorrow afternoon At 2
o'clock lie said this morning that
he will make no Abatement until he
takes over the affair Of the office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07
Britain and Brazil Sign Treaty.

WASHINGTON, April 7.--Adyioes
from Rio Janeiro to the state depart
ment today. report tina, an arbitration
treaty, similar to the arbitration treaty
Of the states with many nations, has
been signed by Brazil and Great Brit
~.,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07
lam BiMy-Boy' >

am just Of us thirty or more kddes whose mammaS
work all day and leave US at the Day Nursery
Gee but kids have good time! We've got the daniest
house. great big yard sand pile outdoor play room
n'everything
Our ke-beleve-mamma just takes Of us like we all
belonged to her We clean and neat and have the best
est things to eat Our real huff working
most of haven't got any daddy and learning
how to grow up and be good boys and girls
And us big boys and girls I'm most four years od) have
lots fun playing with the teeney babieshem that
can't walk yet and when Soldier Boy whose daddy is in
France cries. play like I'm the Kaiser and let him beat me
with his rattle
And now every day when say grace at our little bb
before meals, we say
please God, make the good people Of Oklahoma
City awfuly generous that can have our nice
home and mammas working for %
Thanks for what receiving and God bless every
body. Amen"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07
PATTERSON IS QUIET
ABOUT APPOINTMENTS

Announcement Of appointments In
the city department Of public property
will be held up until Joe Patterson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-07

ldlIlS Ddy iNuLcCIy Wuok0
working mothers leave their
little ones while they are busy
about the business of making
living for themselves and
their children.
It provides two visiting
nurses who are constantly 60
ing into the homes Of those
who cannot afford to employ
paid nurses. or afford hospital
treatment. These nurses do not
act merely in an advisory ca
pacity - they render actual
bedside care.
A sewing room is maintained
at association headquarters
where poor women are taught
to make over cast off clothing
into good-looking, serviceable
garments for their children.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-21
SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Edith Adams, bright little
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs Monroe Ad-
ans, was given a surprise birthday
party Wednesday afternoon which was
very pleasant affair. quite crowd
Of children had gathered at her home
before she realized what was happen
ing. so successfully had her mother
and Mrs. Robt. Burchett guarded their
secret.
Edith had not dressed for an occas-
ion like that and her first thought
was OF her appearance among the
guests who We're wearing their pretty
party clothes. Soon they were having
happy time and the hours passed
away all too swiftly. Delicious refresh
ments were served and on the guest OF
honor's plate was beautiful birth
stone ring.
Many other nice presents were re-
ceived which We're much admired and
appreciated.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-02-21
FELONY CASES SET
FOR NEXT WEEK
kINsER BloAMY CASE SETTLED
BY FAILURE TO PLEAD.
zERkLEs FINED AND
JAILED.

In the Lawrence Circuit Court on
Thursday evening OF last week the
case OF l. L, Klnser, charged with
bigamy, was reached. He declined to
plead. The case was given to the jury
with instructions to find him guilty.
II seems that the law, at the time the
offense is charged. required an inde-
terminate sentence. Judge Cisco has
not yet fixed the penalty, but has in
dicated that he will make II from three
years to one month, probably, II the
law permits. The minimum sentence
for this crime is three years and the
maximum nine years
h. l.. Zerkles, charged with felon-
ious assault on attorney w. ID. O'Neal,
was given 80 days in jail and fined
$3.50 This was for the attack made
in front of the postoffice last summer,
resulting in Mr.. o'NeaPs thigh being
broken Zerkles made motion for a
new trial and then withdrew 1t.
All other felony cases have been
continued until next Monday, when it
Is expected that the Delong and Brad
ley cases Will be placed on trial
Judge Cisco received a telegram
Monday stating that his mother was
at the point OF death and left at once
to be with her. Judge X. II, Burns was
elected preside over the court and
is stil ting I nthat capacity.
TheE jury returned 43 indict-
ments.