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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28

first A hit by Moore scored both
runs. nlingworth was out on strikes.
In the ninth Moore hit for three
bags and scored in the hit OF Hing
worth. McNabb and Caldin . were
passed. Ivory threw to third but the
ball hit ON the base runners back
and bounced toward left and a score
came. DurreIl hit a grounder to SAT-
ford but McNahb scored on the out.
L. Wells hit a grounder to Saffori
and Caidin scored on the out. Com
ins put up a ny to Ivory which
bounded of his glove into Levesque's
hands for the last out The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
MERCHANDISE

stated that there had been a total CIR
culation of slas books during the past
year Prof. ]. William Black of Wa
terviile, treasurer for the library trus-
tees. made his report for the past year,
which showed that with cash On hand
at the commencement of the year Of
SECS 1s. the appropriation from the VII
lage corporation and other cash re-
ceipts had brought the total cash rev.
enue for the year to sszs. 4s. After pay
ing the salary Of the librarian and
S45.SS for books and periodicals.. &s. %
for insurance and So. g for incidentals.
there was a balance of Siic6s in the
treasury.
Charles r. White, chairman of the
SANITARY committee. made that COM
mittee's report. which was accepted and
ordered placed on file.
Alexander Doyle vas elected trea-
surer for the ensuing year.
Charles r. White. William r. DeBiois
of Brooklyn. y. Y. and Frank B. Phil
brick of waterville were reelected menu
beers of the sanitary committee or the
ensuing year.
Miss Alice Emerson formerly Of Oak.
land. now of Atlanta, Ga. was elected
trustee of the Squirrel Island library
for a term of five years.
Article Il brought out considerable
discussion. It was finally voted to in
struct the overseers to make a contract
for a term of five years with q private
corporation OF firm for electric lights
for street servica on the island At a
price not to exceed $50 per year.
Article "a, concerning the moth miller
and brown-taii moth pests, was passed.
Cnde- Article Is the sum Of $500 was
appropriated for the payment of the
and breakwater.
The members Of the landscape COM
Mittee were reelected and are as fol-
lows: George A. Lntaer. Summit, ".
J.; Mrs Robert Treat Whitehouse, Port
land; Albion H. Brainard. Mrs. 8. 81.
Edwards, Chicago; and Edward Bon
nelli. Boston.
1t was found under Article 6 that
it was now unnecessary to authorize
the overseers to borrow money on the
notes of the corporation for the furnish
ing of equipment and carrying on the
business of the island that was for
merry conducted by the superintendent.
The article was passed.
Under Article Il, to see what further
action the corporation will take in re-
lation of the water supply. ii was de-
ciied that last years vote was sum-
cient TO cover.
Tire following appropriations were
made: Salary of superintendent for
year. 1850: Squirrel Island library, 500;
floating stage. SO: street lights and
garbage. $500: repairing roads, $i0o;
surance. 1spairs and painting of build
ings. ssoe; Southport tax. 16s: for in
terest, $3.50; incidentais. ssce; and side
walks not to exceed 5000. The special
tax was dispensed with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28

Mosher's sister, Mrs. Elmer Cole Of
Corinna, making the trip by auto.
They We're accompanied home b~
their niece. Miss Eleanor Cole. who
will be their guest for time.
Winnie Towie discovered two
pearls which are thought TO be worth
about SO one day recently while fish
ing in a brook on the Fairfield road.
a short distance from Oakland. on
opening fresh water clam
Martin Horn has returned from
visit with his brother. A. A. Horn Of
Hinckley.
William Blake, who recently re-
turned from overseas. has received
his discharge and has been visiting
his parents.
Walter Blake of Fairfield street
went to Sabartus Saturday to visit
his sister, Mrs. William Thompson.
over the week end. leaving Monday
for Andover, Mass. where he has
secured a fine position with The Da
Wis & Furioer Co.
Mrs. Clyde Folsom and daughter
a vacation at the Folsom Home on
Church street
Word has been received here of
the death of Charles Sawtelle at Nor
ridgewock on July Goth. Mr.. Saw
telle was d former resident OF Oak
land and viii be remembered by many
Of the older residents. having been
employed in the livery stable con-
Quoted by E. E. Mills. He was about
SO years of age.
Thomas Currie OF Camden is the
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Walter Blake
Of Fairfield street.
MI and Mrs. Walter Holiday and
young daughter Of Pittsfeid were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Blake.
An automobile driven by Maurice
Buck of Gardiner ran into the team
driven by Mrs. Andrew Knox Satur-
day afternoon on Main street One
OF the hind wheels of the wagon was
demolished.
Miss Mildred Penney viii leave to-
day for Winthrop. where she will be
a guest Of Miss Bell Dow for week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
Want Ad That Costs Dollar Has Sold House For $1,000 Does
The Want AID Habit

An bad habits are good to break. But you will
never go broke if you have the Want Ad habit.
If you read these little messages every day, you
will be forming good habit-taking long step
toward prosperity, success and happiness.
The Want Ad habit is habit of using the Want
Ads-not only those that other people write,
but those that you may write yourself Turn
to the Want Ads in The Journal like you turn
to your telephone book; cultivate the Want Ad
habit by reading or writing the Want Ads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
OAKLAND

Mrs.. Ella Cook left Saturday
kcra,ng for Leeds Junction. where
b. will be the guest of friends for
Tine. Mrs. Eugene Cook accom-
kaied her as far as Lewiston, re-
lining Saturday night.
Mrs. Eugene Heating, who has
Ken visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lizzie
lis for several days. returned Sat
roay 10 her home IN Portland
Mrs. Herbert Frost and daughter
f.zel Of Boston. who are passing the
Emmer witt. relatives in town. have
burned from a snort visit with Mrs.
tusts mother. Mrs. William Bile
sau o Dexter.
Frank Dyer, bookkeeper at the
Cascade Wooden mill is passing a
~ days at his home in Faxcroft.s
N-. and Mrs. Fred Rowe of Sum
Es- street. Mrs. Eugene Heating of
eor-land and Mrs. Lizzie Ellis of
hugh street. were calling on friends
wa;erville and Fairfield Friday.
baking the trip by auto.
Mrs. George Wood and Daughter,
Esllie, and Mics Edytha St Claire.
Pso have been passing several weeks
nth Mrs. Woods mother. Mrs.
hank Wh,tehouse, at her summer
etase at East Pond. returned Sat
rtay 20 their home in Portland.
Mrs. Remaldo O'Neil and Mrs.
aomas Otis and children Malcolm
rd Theima- who have been visiting
rs O'Neirs mother. Mrs. George
caran for a Jew days. have re-
nraed 20 their home In Troutdale.
Harry Cochran. Mrs. Edith Little
s:d. Mahlon Cochran and Berteii
nsg eff Saturday on a fishing trip
aart.and. making the trip by auto.
Mss Edith Cole. who has been a
Pest 81 Mrs Lizzie Ellis, has re-
Er.sd 10 her home in Portland.
FEY. and Mrs. c. Z. Wheaton and
kn. Sargle Warren made an auto
~ % Boothhay Harbor Saturday.
Ars George Russell and Mr.. and
Us. RAYMOND Russell and son Earl
I'VE gone 20 Somerset Junction to
III Mr. 2ussell who is foreman OF
Mason crew on the Maine Cen
q Railroad.
Miss F!oy Sawcelle. who Is en-
EYED N Augusta. who has been
as.ag ne simmer vacation with
mother Mrs. Ella Sawtelle. has
ne 10 Thwing's island. Belgrade
ssss 10 visit her sister. Mrs.
aaces rh~ins.
Afs Harry Patten and son Walton
returned from a visit to Mr..
s'eas parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
.ten Of Pittsfield.
lA Ralph Sturtevant has retrr:s
Eas
~ ana Mrs. Guy Aiosher and
ea'ess Margaret and Rosaline
returned from a visit to Mrs..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
RICHMOND

Miss Marie H. Hager. Harry Hagar
and Forrest Alteur. all Of Philadelphia,
Pa. were guests Thursday at the home
of Mrs. s. Il. Prebie-
Fire partly destroyed the blacksmith
shop belonging to Fred Small early
Thursday evening. It was thought that
il was caused by lightning. AZ q heavy
shower passed over the village at that
time. Part OF the machinery was re-
moved. The building was injured. TIE
loss was estimated at about S1gqa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
CHELSEA

stephen Cobb OF Sanford was the
recent guest Of e. Fl. Collins, who
lives on the Cobb farm.
Word has been received by Miss
Eva Searies that her sister. Mrs.
Mary tSeariesl Oamun. has arrived
in New York form overseas. where
she with her husband. the Rev.
George Osnun. have been for the
past two years with the z. N. c. A.
workers.
Mrs. J. Z. Martin fsChina and
Mrs. Selma Doe Of Hempstead. n.
r. were recent guests Of Mrs.. Selma
Trask.
Mr.. a nd Mrs. A. r TrasIr and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
Torus -; Wilton 6

Togus won from the fast Wilton
nine here Saturday afternoon. l. to
s. The Home boys found Moore easy,
touching him up for Il hits. The Wis
itors made several costly errors in
the first part of the game which add
ed to the Togus score.
Wilton were held scoreiess until the
sixth inning, while Togus started
its work at once. Lizotte hit to CEN
ter. was sacrificed to second and
went to third when Stafford was
thrown out, third to first, and scored
on the hit of WardweIl. Ivory was
out. third to first.
In the second inning. with one
down. Gould was safe on an error
at short, a muffed ny in right gave
Varnum a life. and an error at third
put Levesque ON first and scored two
runs. Lizotte was out on strikes and
willetf hit for two bags and scoring
LevesQue. Stafford was out. Comins
to Newhall. In the third Wardwell
hit for a double. Ivory walked
O'Brien timed and Gould singled to
right. Nm hit down first base
line anu "dfuWeu Wa5 SCufeu. A<c~
vesqus famed
In the fourth wiilett beat out a
bunt. was sacrificed and scored when
short let Wardweirs grounder pass
him. Ivory was out, short to first.
wardweil scored on a passed bail
and o'Brien vas out ON . fiy to third.
In the nth. Gould was cut. catcher To
first. an error at short sawed Var
mum but he was forced at second on
Levesque's gruunder 10 first base
man. Lizotte hit and Wfletf laid
down a hunt but the catcher fum-
bIed it and he was safe. A wild pitch
scored Levesque. Stafford hit TO right
scoring Lizotte. WardweIi drove a
grounder through short scoring VIII
letr and Stafford. ivory hit and scored
Wardweii but he was cAught at &C.
end by q auiclE per BY Moore.
In the sixth Z. wells waa wnlnsd-
C0mina hit % Ceufsr. ". Wel1n 0n-
asd and Earuzm w4s ouH DffsnE 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28

Earned runs-Togus 5; Wilton 2.
Three-base hit-Moore. Two-base
hits-Willett. wardwelI. Stolen bases
Stafford. Farnum. Illingworth. CAL
din. L. Wells Struck out-by Le-
vesque 9: by Moore 10. Wild pitch
Moore. Passed ball-Durreii Ease On
balls-oy Levesque g McNabb. Cal
din. L. Wells) by Moore Uvorv}.
Sacrifice hits-Willett Stafford. w.
DRY. Umpire. Jones. Time. L 40. At
tendance. 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28

While the John Robinson circus
which has been touring Maine. was
in Bangor, Is Of the employees an
piled at the army recruiting station
there and offered themselves for en-
iistment. But only one succeeded in
passing the requirements. nine be-
cause they were Negroes. and the
other Ave because thsy did not have
birth certificates with them. John.
C0nuuEs a. Lowell was thu lucky ona.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
NATIONAL HOME

omcer Of the day. Capt. Joseph
Allen.
Edward Haggerty has bean grant
ed a Through to visit friends in
Augusta
Henry W. Edwards. late Co. D. 81.
Conn. Inf, has reported for admission
10 the Home
Master Paul z. Watson Of Bangor.
mas returned home after a visit to
his father Capt. Stephen L. Watson.
miss Esther II. Schwartz. clerk in
the Treasurer.s office passed Sunday
at her home in Winthrop.
The. picture program for this week
viii be Tuesday. Douglass Fairbanks
in "knickerbocker Buckaroo"; Ford
Weekly ami comedy Once a Mason"
Friday, Miss Mae Marsh in Spot
Light: Pathe News and comedy.
The Sundas concert was largely at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Richard Conner
The death Of Richard Common &C.
cured in the hospital here Friday
night. He was born in Cutler about
- years ago. He enlisted IN the 9Th
Unassigned Maine Inf.. Jan. 3, 1865
and was discharged Sept. 5. 1865. He
was admitted to the Home from Ca
naan. Sept. Is. 1918. A daughter Mrs.
Elizabeth ]. Burns of Augusta and
three sons survive.
Terrence Mcguire. late private K.
Company. Sth New York Infantry.
has arrived at this Branch and has
been admitted T. A. P.
Edward Ivory of Lewiston. was the
guest Saturday Of his brother. Dan
lei F. Irovy. clerk in the Quarter
masters department
Major A. L Smith. formerly treas
urer Of this Branch. left Saturday for
Madison and vicinity, 10 visit some
of his boyhood friends.
Tosus -; Wilton 6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28

Percherou horse Frank" Of the
Howard Coal Co, Bath. is a beautiful
dappIed gray. weighing 145o pounds
and is not only considered one of
the best specimens Of his breed in
Bath. but Frank is a great pet with
all hands. He is a steady worker
and his nature is clever. Recently
his driver, Wilson. was about to go
on his vacation and before he left he
stipulated with the ofiice authorities
that during his absence. no one save
the head teamster, Robechaud, should
De allowed TO drive his pet while he
was gone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-28
BELGRADE

Miss Gertrude Stratton In working
for Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Rogers.
Robbie Liscomb OF Augusta has bean
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Evelyn Stratton 10 working for
Mrs. Andrew Buker.
Mrs. Nellie Bickford 10 at home for o
few days.
The Misses Agnes and Winnie Bick-
ford and ME- Frank Wyman was cali
ing on Mrs. Grace Pulsifier one day last
week.
The gardens have improved greatly
since tina last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank wyman has
moved no East Readfieid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
4. bET'TER::.CI7Y
To. Be REALITY
RHoJE02 H 0I3x8ID-oooD
R1o011W MING kAD1.
1atsrestinT. Meeting KalA Yesterday ~
%hs 1ort H'.Iy Club ~

A meeting of the organization, and So
licitation committees Ct the "ReaufiIul
Wheeling" project was held yesterday AZ
noon at the Fort Henry Club. at which
Mr.. Alex Glass presided. Reports or
the solicitation committees named rev
dayu ago to solicit the sum Of 359,o0o.
were made. which showed that spteno,o
results had peen obtained TO date BUD
stantial subscriptions are expected
from the Kiwanis and also Tho RCtory
clubs, who have as yet no: reported .ano
quite substantial contributions. arc .atso
expected from . number Of we'll known
business men who rs yet have not heen
seen relative to their Pledges -
thou ght that the pledges will run wen
over the 30.0ea, as that was only Alter.
tatiye figure set BY tho committee ana
IN the event that much mote 10 picq8eo.
II Will only be used Is needed ana Ill
Loft over will be returned 20 the donors
pro rata
The next mect.ng " the, committees
will be held on Friday. July H. AZ
o'clock at the Chambs: of s'omm :rce
head quarters in the Market Auditor; um,
when II Is likely that officers Will Do
elected. the oerstncl nf tho commission
announced and arrangements completed
for going ahead with the Nnrk. Ownt
TO the tn coming this week IL .ls IHpoe-
stble to hold any further mectmse pc
fore tho date ramSd abovc. The cR'IeHs
AR. enthusiastic over the manner ~
which the WORK Is EoiA5 fcrWaro aho
there Ia no Ilouot hut what thcr2 Will DC
much good accomplished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
PARROT AND JESS
UNFRIENDLY ENEMIES

That Jess willard has not the slight
est regards for q parrots feeling has
recently been proven. In one Of the
scenes Of the big ring stars new film
production. The Challenge Of Chance"
now at the Court theatre. Harry Revier
the director. was sttepting to instruct
the parrot in a small bit Of film acting.
The scene is laid in Mexican aloon
in Juarez where Jess Is attacked by
twenty Mexicans armed with clubs.
The fight which follows Is one of the
most realistic ever screened and Revier
was trying to instruct the parrot to
scream Kill him! Kill him." in Span
ish.
The director noticed that Jess was
fidgeting around impatiently ana said.
Just a minute Jess. as soon as 1 get
through with this parrot we'll finish
the big scene" Willard gave the bird
a look Of scorn and said. Jaw. II you are
going to waste your time fooling with
that parrot I'm going home" and. Of
course. Jess won. Willard Is At the
Court all week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
MANY SECURED AUTO
LICENSES YESTERDAY

All state licenses expired on June 80
The law provides a penalty OF ten per
cent. per month for all licenses Which arc
not renewed on or before June 30.
businesses or occupations for which
state licenses arc required include res
taurants. bowling alleys. poor or billiard
tables. druggists. theatre. carnival
mcrry-go-round. roller coaster lerris
wheels. shooting galleries, skating Kinks
cane racks, knife racks. striking ma
chimes, hawkcrs or peddlers. auctioneers
real estate agents stock brokers. mer-
chandise or other brokers. Including
money and pawn brokers. patent rights
trading stamps, sewing machines. must
cal instruments. tobacco. snuff. cigar
cigarettes, Junk dealers and junk deal
er's agents. revolvers. billies and Wea-
pons Of like kind, slot machines ano
weighing machines. collection agencies
nublic parks, labor agencies, palmists,
clairvoyant or fortune teller and SOFT
drinks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
COL. WALDRON PRAISES
BOYS OF THE S0TH

In an address at Huntington Coione!
". H. Waldron, chief Of staff OF tho
soth Division. pays the following trib-
ute. to his division. in which wheeling
boys were found by the hundreds.
Colonel waldron said:
ct trained these young West Virgin
ians at Camp Lee. took them overseas
and into combat and brought them back
10 you. sound in body and mind. he
said. They have been restored 70 you
as hiEh class citizens and West Virginia
should be proud Of them for the man
ner in which they conducted themselves
in France"
He emphasized. their efficiency By de-
acribink how the whole brigade had
moved up to the front in the darkness
OF night to support the infantry on the
following day In the Aeusc-Nrsonns
iEhting. Every gun was In its proper
place at dawn. he said.
Right there they performed feat
which thought humanity Impossible.
he declared. They were the best 1r-
tillerymen on the western front. They
nav been commended by other divic.ons
for their aid to their infantrymen."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
S7UPENDOJS CELEBRATION At III.
NAYNESBURG, Pa, JULY FOURTH
KK8oBS OF 61BENE coUHTY,
PA, TO BE DEDICATED.
FIaAuN FLI9HTA ADD8E1UR8 BY
Mem or NATIONAL R1HOwN.
GORGEOUS DIEPLAY OF YIRNvo3KS
AT NI0KT AS GRAND YINALE 10
COUNTY'S 613ATE6T PAxRI-
OTTO DEPORTATION.

Waynesbure has planned a Fourth Of
July celebration the like Of which has
never been staged In Western Pennsyl-
vania, lenstwiso not outside Of pitts
bur1h. The program calls for aiTplahe
flights by two Of the most expert aVi-
ators Of the country. addresses by men
Of national prominence. mammoth
street parade and a gorgeous and spec
tacular fireworks display at night.
The celebration Is TO be held In honor
of Greene countys veterans Of three
wars, the Civil war Spanish-Americln
war and the world war. special tnvi-
ta:ion. however. is extended all those
who have served In army or navy.
whether residents Of Greene county or
not, TO come and enjoy the celebration
The committee and patriotic citizens OF
Wayncsburg will see tina, they enjoy
themselves.
The program will open at l0:30 with
the dedication OF a tablet rctd In frnnt
the dedication OF tablet erected IN
front Of the county court house In honor
OF Greene county's soldier heroes. The
dcdicatory address will be delivered by
DR.. w. G.. Faradce. OF the University or
Pennsylvania member uf the United
States peace commission.
The afternoon program will open with
mammoth street parade. l"i'oNihB
which there will be speaking in the
city park Judge J. W. Ray will deliver
tho address OF welcome and the re-
sponse will be made by Col. Edward
Martin. who will be followed by the ora
tor of the day. Gen. Charles NJ. Clement
former commander Of the Pennsylvania
troops in the recent war.
An elaborate dinner will b. served all
war veterans. both read n, and visiting.
at noon. free Of charge.
Throughout the day. two noted nvi-
ators. ono an American officer ana the
othcr "Dutch" Thompson. the aeronau-
tic daredevil OF national fsme. Will en-
terrain and thrill the crowds with sem
sational stunts in the air.
As a grand final" 10 the most memoi-
able patriotic celebration over staged m
Western Pennsylvania VIII be gFano
display Of fireworks ut night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02

were fined 500 each and sentenced to
so days in Jail They gave bond for an
appeal to the criminal court with James
Riddle as surety on their bonds.
Cases Continued.
The same attorney secured oontinu-
aace until four o'clock this afternoon IN
the cases Of John Diewiski. Mike SndWa-
Joe Sudra and Steve Harve. the foreign
ers caught IN Baltimore and OHIO
train with liquor Monday evening.
William J. digger geltz denied own
ing the trunkful Of liquor which the
prohibition officer charged him with
bringing into the city over the Pennsyi-
vania railroad Monday night The state
could not fasten the ownership on Beitz
and the prisoner was released. Attorney
Fred Maury defended Beltz.
Marshall Darlington. colored man.
who failed to appear Monday on a Yost
law charge, appeared before Squire
Hobbs yesterday and explained that no
understood he was to have had hearing
at seven o'clock instead Of two. Car
Iington's bond was renewed and his at
torney 8. o. Boyce. secured n continu-
ance until July Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
JUSTICE BUSY TRYING
YOST LAW GASES
TWO arAxsaas 1Ezy Defendants Appeal
XRl1 Cases.

vtolaterS Of he Yost law caught ots
Monday evening trying to get home
their last load Of liquor from Pittsburgh
were arraiEned. before Justices OF the
peace yesterday afternoon at the county
Jail. One Of he NUMBER was acquitted.
Joe Busaock and Joe Pnvo. who were
nahbed at ENn Grove with twenty gal
Ions Of liqno- apiece. were arraigned be-
fore Squire Charles seibert. They were
found guilty, and each was sentenced to
pay = fine 81 800 and 20 serve 50 days
In jail.
Squire r G. Hobbs gave George rribi-
vitz q hearing on q Yost law charge.
The, man was founa guilty and was
fined 500 and costs.
Charlie, II Coates and william Kelley
OF Martins Ferry. through their attor-
nav A. L. Sawtell. told Squire Hobbs
that thSy would submit no testimony at
this the in defense against the testi-
mony ,d Prohibition oricer Thomas Ar
rinGtos, who nabbed them At the Penn
sylvazla station Monday night They