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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Dec. 15.-
Charged with numbering Jesse Meek,
construction foreman for the Island
Creek Colliery company. at Monitor,
Sunday night, Ealr Whitfield and Earl
Whitney. both negroes. were taken from
deputy shcriffs at Chapmanville. Logan
county. today and shot 50 death by
mob.
Meek is said TO have been shot and
killed by Whitfield. after a quarrel be-
tween the engineer and Whitney. The
authorities say the negroes held an old
grudge against Meek.
After the killing the two negroes were
arrested b. Logan county officers and
placed in the Logan Jail. Crowds OF men
flccked into the Logan county seat as
soon Hs news Of tho murder spread and
the determination TO lynch the accused
prisoners was openly avowcd.
After several futile attempts 70 pacifyt
the crowds the Logan authorities deter
mined TO send the negroes 70 Huntington
for safe keeping. A special train wasl
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IS
ACCUSED OF $1,000
BUTTE STORE THEFT

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,.s 'tscBENvILLE. O.. Doc. 15.-Wal-
he,s 'etner. OF Wheeling. w va. -
w.,,. u Jail here today in connection
mcn n he theft of $1,000 from an apart
CONN.,. a9use at Butte. Montana. Jefferson
and officials say Gardner admits ne
accomplice got the money
n.a, ssne Walter Gardner does not ap-
tho ~, he directory OF this city. or OF
offic,,saSoring towns. and StcuocnV'I'e
ZION ~ ave out the following intormh-
phuns called on the long distance
tn, an carly hour this morning.
a, Dm Nsoncr was arrested yesterday
Lake Sa'ale. O.. on the Wheeling d
icr. O, sA railroad. BY Detective l'racn'
riding plain clothes force. he was
is saidHs freight and when arrested
his cloTS, have had Il sum Of money on
He issss."
tormerS tosciGne and it is said tina; ne
city. AsIdcd on the South Side. this
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LEAKS
IN DECISIONS Of
SUPREME COURT
SPECTATORS ALLEGED
TO HAVE PROFITED
Department of Justice SIeuths
Investigating Sensational
Charge

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-An
nouncement was made late , to-.
night by the department Of justice
that an investigation was being
made of reports of alleged
leaks" on supreme court decis
sions by which spectators had
attempted to profit in stock mar
ket transactions.
Captain Burke, chief of the bu-.
reau of investigation of the de.
partment of justice, dictated to
newspaper men the following
statement, which also was taken
by a stenographer in Mr.. Burke's
office: :
"on November %, Mr.. Marlin Pew
manager Of the International News
Service Of New York. came TO Washing
ton and consulted Chief Justice While
of the Supreme Court. in regard to the
recent alleged leaks In the supreme
courts decision on the Southern Pacific i
oil land cases. Chief: Justice White
then came to Judge Amas and asked him
to investigate 4 report BY Mr.. Pew that
q friend had talked 10, him and had
said that he had been approached by 2
CONTINUED On FREs Two)
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WONEGROMURDERERS SHOT /.
To DEATH bY LOGAN MOB

asked for but before Il had been made
up the county officials held q council
and decided II would not be safe TO hold
the men longer. Both Of the hegrues
were handcuffcd and placed aboard q
hand car and with deputy sheriffs AZ
tho handles were sent out Of the city.
News Of the spiriting away Of tho TWO
men spread quickly and the mob confis>
Gated score or more Of automobiles ana
started in pursuit. The officers succeed-
ed in reaching Chapmanvlle and placing
their prisoners aboard the caboose OF n
freight train before they were overtAkcn
but before the train could pull out OF tnH,
yards it was boarded by members Of HE
mob. who overpowered the two deputy
shcriffs and seized the negroes.
The prisoners Immediately wore lined
up by the side Of the cars and shot 10
death. Scores OF bullets were Dourei
into each body after which the dead nrA !.
were thrown into the Guyantotte river.
Whitficld's body va. taken from the
river tonight but that Of Whitnax AAa
not been found,
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NO REFUSAL TO
EMPLOY THE MINERS
IN POTOMAC REGION

CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec. I5-G
Marshall Gillette, general manager OF
tho Consolidation Coal company, denied
tonight the statements of acting District
President Frank J. Drumn and Score
tary William J. Trckeit, United Mine
Workers. that union men were refused
work today. He says the men who had
given no notice OF intention Of return
ing TO work appeared today when the
mines were not In order because Of
pumps not working since Thanksgiving
and for other reasons. They were all
told 10 return tomorrow when the mines
will be IN shape" declared Mr.. Gillette.
1T is necessary 20 have order and sys-
TEN in the conduct Of our business" he
declared.
Acting rrcsidcn. Drumm stated to-
night he notified tho attorney general OF
men being turned away from the mines
today. He said he thought perhaps one
thousand were idle today for this rca-
son.
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HAD To SWALLOW
HOT CIGARETTE
Highly Sensational Testimony
AT the Trial of Accused
Army Captain

NEW YORK. Dec l5.-Tcstimony
that he had disobeycd an order from
Captain Karl W. Dstzcr 10 swallow a
lighted cigarette was given today By
Private Marccllo Gonzales. OF San An
tonic. Texas, at the cOurt-marttal on
Governors Island Of Captain Detzer,
charged, with brutality TO prisoners in
criminal investigation headquarters at
lie Mans.
The charge that Gonzales had been
compelled 10 eat the cigarette was one
Of the most sensational Of the IS specif-
cations facing the officer who as COM
nander Of the 3aSth military police
company had charge OF investigation
work in the entire troop area. \ pre-
vjous witness had testified TO hearing
the order given. but said he did not see
what became Of the cigarette. as he had
left the room. Gonzales stated that de-
spite the order. he had flung the but
90 the floor Of the guard house.
Gonzales, who rc-enlisted in the quar-
termaster corps after the war ana VINO
now Is stationed at Camp Dix. served
overseas with the 10Th machine gun
battalion and fought at Chateau Thierry.
st, MIhiel and Vcrdun. He testified that
he had been packed up" by Captain
Dctzcr's men in lie Mans and that
although his pass showed he was only
fifteen minutes later he had been de-
raincd for approximately three months
II developed in cross-examination, how
ever, that this detention was due to the
prisoners physical condition. Ere
uucnt skirmishes between opposing
counsel marked today's session. Ma
ior William +. Kelly, Judge Advocate.
opposed every effort OF Lieutenant
Thomas l.. Heffernan, defense counsel
10 go into the records or certain VII
ncsscs. before adjournment ne"
group of witnesses for both prosecution
and de{euso arrived at Governors
island They came from the South
chiefly from Texas. .
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WASHINGTON Dee. 15--By unanimous decision enstution
a of the war prohibition act sustained today by the
supreme court The opinion, given by Associate Justice Brade
held effect however that the warnvoked dry peri{St may
be terminated BY presidential proclamation of demobatm
In rendering decision the court however did act upon
the validity of the Vosead prohibition enforcement on ap
pea involving the alcoholic content of beer leaving those eases to
future opinions which be handed down next Monday kre the
court recesses the Christmas holidays oda decision pac
caIv swent away all hopes wet Christmas the possibilities
Of the war time being repealed before constitutional prabtlon
becomes effective one month from tomorrow considered remote
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FINANCIAL UPHEAVAL
OVER new YORK'S CAT

NEW YORK. Dec. l5.--Thc duties Of
cat in the Department Of Education
last sumner Will bc the subject Of
official investigation. Mayor Hylan to-
day sent 70 David Hcrshfcld. commiss-
Toner OF accounts warrant on the city
chamberlain for $3.50 for the maintcn-
ance Of 4 cat during July, August and
September OF this year.
Il would like 10 find out" wrote May
or Hylan." what duties this cat per
forms for the peopl" that would justify
the city in paying its board during the
vacation period What is the salary Of
the person who looks after the welfare
of the cat and To whom does the cat be-
long 1t the cat provided for in the
1920 budget"
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ments that would vitality impair the
league or the peace treaty but clauses
that would clarity and make explicit
the obligations Of the United States.
Blu, nobody inside tho administrators
dares 10 take the risk OF negotiaton
with the senate for fear or presluehtaI
rcprimand So the inevitable outcome
will be a move in the senate on. IN" part
Of the friends of the treaty. both Re
pualicanS and Democrats, who can. ar.
range q compromise and take the ln!ta.
tive and relieve both the president and
Senator Lodge vi the embarassTneEtS
resulting from The positions to which
they have committee themselves. II is
a sorry commentary on representative
govcrnrnent--with the whole county
anxious for something TO be zone anc
the party leaders on both sides lnSINtlhG
that some deus cX maChina should cone
along and solve tho situation ana say:
n" faces Of all concerned.
Tn. coal strike offered an ana gous Sit
uatioH. There was a rift IN the cabinet
Meanwhile the country suffered. flhaiil
somebody took the initiative an
brought about a compromise. Just nov
the whole world is affected by the de
lay in defining clearly Americas In
tcrnal relations and the opportunity
d" something constructive is BEFORE IN
great number of Republican and Demo
CRAIG senator's who care more apou
their country than they do the price Q
their leaders.
\ split in the Democratic ranks I
predicted on every side. A split IN IN
Republican ranks has been in evideRC
ever snCc Senator'S Borah and Johns'
and Knox and th"ir group Of clght s.
our to kill the treaty entirely. SO
far as party disadvantages is concernc'
Il break away from the party leadci
in an effort To find two thirds VINO WI
ratify the treaty - frauEht with no Pc
iticai danger to either side but with
great deal Of comfort and advantage
an unsteady world. That in substant
is the view which many senators al
privately expressing and IL they couI
get up enough courage TO put their pr
ratc convictions into public action, tf
day Of compromise on the peace treat
which is bound to come would J
brought immeasurcably nearer unit
both Senator Lodge and the prcsidri
would be compelled TO rccede from the
positions and accept the changes mao
by their respective colleagues.
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U, s, FOREIGN TRADE
over eleven BILLIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 1s-.Thc foreign
trade Of the United States for 1919. the
first year following the war. will prob
ably exceed 81 200. 000. 900, rs compared
with s4.259 200 900 for the fiscal year IF
1914, all Of which preceded the war &C
r"rding 20 approximate figures complied
by the National City bank, and made
public today. Despite this great gain,
which is partly due o increased prices.
Great Britin still retains the leadership
In world trade. according to the hanks
statistics. with total for 1919 that will
probably reach $4,000. 0O0. 900.
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IVISCO|NT GREY MAY
RETURN TO THE u. S.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.--A successor
Tiscount Grey as British ambassador
kre probably will not he selected until
Nscount Grey returns TO England IN
Jrnuary and confers with his govern
ment. Lord Grey may decide to retain
the post himself. It was indicated. II
prospects for American ratification OF
the Versailles treaty brighten and he
can carry out his original plans for the
OF the relations W
America and Great Britain on peace
basis.
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SEVEN CARDINALS
NOW NOMINATED

ROME. December f5.--Scvcn new car
dinals were nominated today during the
secret consIStory a. winch Pope Bene-
diet delivered an aiurut!un.
trcvious adviCcS had indicated that
n" Americans wcr" likely TO be appoint
cd Cardinals today. hut that the prob
able recipients of n" Red Hat were
Aons'Enor Sill, vic" chamberlain Of the
church: NoDsgn"r Sardi. assessor Of
the c"nsiturIal congregations: MonSiSroC
CamaSS'i, patriarch OF Constanitonplc:
NonsiGnor Nalfrc di Rouzo, nuncio al
Vienna; MonslEnor kakOwski. Archbish-
cp Of Warsaw: Monsignor Bertram.
Archbishop OF lIres lau: Monsignor Del
Dor. Archbishop Of Poscn and Monsig-
nor SoldevIla Romero. archbishop Of
SaraGosa.)
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GERARD ENTERS THE
PRESIDENTIAL RACE

PIERRE. S. D.. Dec 15.-Jamcs w.
Gsrard. Of NV York, has signed MI
Gsonty nominating petition as a cand''
aa's for president of the United States
the state primaries in March, II was
Aanunced here today. The petition
aISo was signed by six delegates to the
,scent state proposal meeting here
rNacipIes accompanying the petition
a's summarized as being ITO MAKE ana
Keep the country safe for democracy
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MUST SERVE SENTENCE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. Isl.
X. Dye OF Etkins formerly general
manager OF the Coal and Coke railway
must begin serving Jail sentence Of
six months the middle of January and
pay fine Of $1,000. according to dcci-
sion of Circuit Judge Charles A. Wood
in the United States district court hero
today.
Motion was made by Dyes attorney
to postpone the sentence on account OF
tho defendants iil-hcalth. but the court
ruled adversely upon this question.
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WILL SEEK RELEASE
OF ACCUSED PAIR

HAMMoNTON. n. j. Dec. l5-Coun-
sci for Charles s. White. the Harmon
ton dahlia grower charged with the
murder OF Billy panscy. announced to-
night that he would apply, tomorrow
probably, for 4 writ Of habcas corpus
for the release Of White and Mrs. Edith
Jones, housekeCper for Whites father.
Mrs. Jones is char ed with being an
accessory after the fact. A bitter legal
battle is in prospect, it is said. The
application will be made TO Supreme
Court Justice Charles Black.
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GOLD-LACED AIRMAN
WHACKED BY PRAEGER

NEWARK, y. J.. Dec. 15.-Congress
should keep the "gold-laced military
man in his proper sphere" and give
commercial men a free hand TO develop
commercial aviation. Otto Praegar.
assistant postmaster general. declared
at the dedication Of Heller aerial mail
field here. today. The post office de-
partmcnt he said. will develop the air
mail in spite OF any possible congress-
ional action. placing military men in
control Of the department Of aero
nautics.
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MINERS SLOW IN
RETURNING To
THE WORKINGS
IS PER CENT MARK
FOR OHIO'S WORKERS
Only Forty Per Cent in the
Central Pennsylvania Soft
Coal Fields

C0LtMBtS. Ohio. Dec. i5.-Coai
production in Ohio today was
estimated at scvcnty-fiTc percent
OF normal by W. II. Mckinney.
secretary Of the Southern Ohio
Coal Exchange.
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&BANK MERGER

SPeElai b. ,,.,,,,-
CUMSSSttch to Tn" lutClltgcnc"r;
I.Ibrrty GLAND, Nd. pc. l5.---lhs
here winA company has teen for1"""
mrrs.nk seesating sS.OOo.ooo by ne
and ,'&i,. I've banks. In" FIRST Ih''p
St,lngl ~ Not!Jnu! and the Dune
Compl rpa CITIZEN = rinsS' S'a'S
first ptsis. aush Multi" vii! De ING
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The cases decided were thoS or the
Kentucky DistillericS and Wrehouse
company. Louisville. Ky. and DTytoos'
Blum and Company. New Yoa inSti-
tuted for the purpose Of competing IN"
government 10 release whisky from
bond. In both cases the court denied
contcntions OF Elihu Root and cher at
torncys for the distillers. that he act.
in violation Of the constitution takes
private property without Just Gnp"n-
sa.ion. that the period Of the wa: tTcF-
yency for which the act was passed had
terminated: that the iaw was an inter-
ference with the state police powec and
an undue exercise of the war pow.s OF
congress
what Congress Intended. :.
Congress did not intend for the var
time act 10 terminate on the conclTlop
Of the war. but at the end Of the proc
OF Reconsideration in the view OF III"
court which held that the ''c0nc!usiG OF
the war clearly did not mean cCsSt.op
Of hOstiGt;cs.
Congress. therefore. provided" he
opinion added. that the time whcnh he
act ceased 10 be operative shou!dee
fixed by the pres. dents asccrtaintng I'd
procla:ming the date when dcmoblla-
ton had termination.
Had the president on October IS. ls'
when ne vetoed the yolstead act. p
lieved that rehabilitation had termine
ed, the court said. he would douhte'
have issued then a proclamation to tn
effect, for he had manifested stroa
,e.- - fha eaa
OF liquor should end
war Time Act valid.
only by such proclamation could ts
purpose Of congress be attained: the tn
serious consequences attending uneer
talnty &c obriated."
In view Of facts OF public knowledge
(couttnued on rage Eighty
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TIE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, Dec. I5-Forscast:
West Virgtnia-TAr TussdSy and
Wednesday, not much change II TOM
perature.
Ohio, western Air
and continued cold Tuesday and We'd
nssdAy.
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Wartime Prohibition Upheld
By Supreme Court Decision;
President Only Hope Of Wet"

COURTS DECISION DOES NOT TOUCH VALIDITY
OF VOLsTEAD ENFORCEMENT ACT OR AP.
PEAIS INVOLVING ALCOHOLIC CONTENTS
OF BEER ON WHICH OPINIONS MAY BE
HANDED DOWN NEXT MONDAY
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stul Without. nstAIIs.

EAGLE PASS, Texas, Dec. 15.-Amer5.
can and Mexican government officials
here had not received details toni ght OF
the release Of Fred. Hugo. American
payment of the $4,000 ransom demanded
by Francisco Villa Hugo was released
when the Vitlistas left .Muzquiz, Coahu-.
liza. last week. after footing the place
and he is still in that town. Several
prominent Mcxicans held by Villa wefc
released without payment Of ransom.
Announcement Of the release Of Huge.
manager OF the ]. NJ. ;Dobies ranch Ia
Coahuila, and the Mexscans. was mAde
today ny G. NJ. Sekuin, Mexican consul
here. The news came in q brief telegram
from General Alfredo Ricaut. command
CT Of Federal troops sent TO intercept
the villistas. So far ~ Is known thore
have been no clashes between thcfo
forces. ::
1t was reported that francisco Pardo.
the Spaniard whose release by villa was
announced Sunday. paid the rebci chit
tain 5000 for his freedom. u
When he left MuzquiE Saturday carry.
ing with him large quantity Of loot,
Villa declared he had his Christmas sup
plies and would not return until nexs
summer.
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RELEASED
American Seized By Mexieaa
Bandits Now Reported to
Have Been Liberated

WASHINGTON, Dec 15.-Tkc 5tAta
Department was notified Officially late
to-day that friedrich Hugo. the. Amsc;.
can seized by bandits 80 the recent rsia'
on MuzQui1, Mexico. had been releaty.d
and had returned to Muxquiz. CoBdt
tons upon which he was set free we're
not stated In the messNgc. but the aa5
supposed no ransom had been paid. g
The official report came fro!n ths-
American consul Pfedras NeErAEs
Mexico. and added that Il was tosJfhis
tured during the raid: and whose fiflt.
name was not known here, had been -:
leased likewise. The: announcement
followed earlier action; by the depart.
ment The embassy at Mexico City. and
the consul at Piedras Gegras had been
the Carranza government officials With
a view to. securing tho release OF tho
two Americana.
Details OF the abduction of the
made public saying merely that the
town had been looted before the Vllli-
stas evacuated it. Pending more com:
plete information as to the manner OF
tion was available at the state depart
ment OF the extent to which this latest
inciden has affected the admittedly In
creasingly delicate relations between
the United states ana the Carfarz4
government. The department statement
t'The department Of state was adviAs
ed late to-day by the American consu1
late at PEedras Negras. Mexico. thxt
tn a telegram received there
from Muzquiz: Frederick Hugo. cap
turcd by Villistas, hap heen released
and is now at MuzquiE II is possiblk
that Phillips. the other American taken
by the Villistas. also has been released.
The telegram from MHzquiB does not
state the conditions upon which Hugo
was released. but II was supposed e
Piedras Negras. that he was relcasee
without payment OF ransom" ~
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(coattnued ON rage Eighty
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Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, Not
Much Change in Temperature.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-05
TO Take Care Of Cotton.

Washington, Nov. 1.-Traflic Di-
rector Chambers, of the railroad adj
ministration, informs Senator e. d.
Smith, in response TO urgent repre-
senta tions from the Senator, that the
administration has taken steps to
see that there shall he steady
movement Of empty ears 70 South d.
enstorn territory 10 take aGcQua to
care OF the unSDOrtatinn Of cotton
and nther comm oditios.
THIS matter has been giving great
concern in South Carolina, and the
assurance from the railroad admin
stration Is very encouraging.
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ter called him, but failed to get any
response. Investigation showed that
the aged gentleman had peacefully
passed away some time during the
night. Mr.. Hayes was between 70
and 30 years of age. Ho was a
brother of Drewry Hayes, we'll
known over Oconee county. His
wife had been dead for some 10
orS1 years, and since her death Mr..
Hayes and his single daughter had
resided at the old home. Lawrence
Hayes was Swell known and highly
respected by a wide circle OF friends
IN Oconee, and in his death our
county has lost stalwart, upright
aud honest citizen. Funeral SER
vices 20 interment will be conduct
ed at Return this morning.
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!. !. !. !. !. i. i. !. j. j. !. i
!. LOCAL POLITICS. !.
j !. !. !. !. !. j. !. !. !. !. !. !.
For Mayor of Xyalhallu.

To the Citizens of Walhalla:
I hereby announce myself cam
didate for reelection as Mayor Of
Walhalla, and will appreciate your
favorable consideration at the polls
at the municipal election in Decem-
Der. stand where | have stood in
the past-for progress and for the
best interest Of the town as a whole,
regardless of personal friendships or
personal animus. believe the
towns interests are above any per-
sonal consideration, and If favored
by re-election will carry on the
towns affairs and business with an
eye !, single to accomplishing the
grea5est sood for the greatest Mum
hor. Gln tlte past have cndeavorcd
te E4et4in all matter3 with a view 10
the failure, as well as the imm&diato
present. fwill appreciate your sup
.E.... An, otc. WM. 4. HFTRiCk
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.

All persons indebted to the Els
tate of J. NJ. MULKEY, De-
ceased, are hereby notified to make
payment to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against said
estate will present the same, duly at
tested, within the time prescribed by
law or be barred.
MRS. ALICE MULKEY,
Administrative Of the Estate Of J. NJ.
Mulkey, Deceased.
Nov. 5, 1919. 45-4S