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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Holuat Released to End MelU Coal Strihe
GREAT BRITAIN GRANTS INDIA A CONSTITUTION
MOTHER NOW ACCUSES
DAUGHTERS HUSBAND
OF TRUNK MYSTERY

was married to Miss Tabor about year
before her disappearance in 1916, took
her to deserted farm house somewhere
in the neighborhood of Lawton. kept
her there three days and then brought
her home where she died. The state
ment adds that Virgo thrust the
body Of his wife into what was to have
been her hope chest and conveyed it
into the cellar, after she had prevented
him from shipping the trunk out Of the
state. Virgo has been held in the coun-
ty Jail at Paw Paw nearly month on A
warrant charging murder.
At the inquest he denied any knowl-
edge Of an illegal operation.
In her statement Mrs. Tabor said she
slept beside the body seven days, when
Virgo placed it in the young woman's
hope chest.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24

London. Dec. 23.-Aside from one or
two irreconcilable anti-home rule jour
nails, London newspapers this morning
give, on the whole, as favorable recep-
ton to the governments new scheme
for Irish self government. None, how
ever. expresses genuine expectation OF
the success of the plan.
While it is recognized that such a
bill as Premier Lloyd George outlined
the fourth home rule measure to be
presented to pariament-will be abso-
lutely rejected by large section of the
Irish people and regarded with susai-
cion and distrust by others, it is con-
tended it deserved to be fairly con-
sidered and tried. The Daily News.
perhaps the most thorough champion of
home rule of the London newspapers
and a severe critic Of Premier Lloyd
George and the coalition government,
says:
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Rioters Pound Mayor
of Pueblo in Battle
Growing Out Of Strike

Pueblo. Col, Dee 23.--Police reserves
were called to quell riot at the Min
nequa Steel Works here when Austrian
women pitched stones at the steel
workers who had returned to work in
defiance of the union strike order. A
dozen arrests were made
Mayor Mike Stpdzlnzki was knocked
to the ground and pumelled by the strik
crs and sympathizers.
The Minnequa plant was closed last
July bv the national strike of steel work
ers The plant was opened last Monday
with a large number Of employees report
ing for work
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
This Is Better
Than Laxatives
One Mr. Tablet Each Night For a Week
will Correct Your Constipation and
Make Constant Dosing Vnnoces-
sary. Try II.

Poor digestion and assimilation
low vitality. Poor elimination means
clogsed bowels. fermentation. putri-
faction and the formation Of poisonous
gases which arc absorbed by the blood
and carried through the body.
Tho result Is weakness, headaches,
dizziness. coated tongue, Inactive liver
bilious attacks, loss of energy. nery-
BUSINESS, poor appetite, impoverished
blood. EalloW com lplexion, pimf,les, skin
disease, and often times serious Ill
ness.
Ordinary laxat,ves,- rurges and ca
thartics-salts. oils. calo,nel and the
likc-may relieve for q few hours, but
real, lasting benefit can only come
through use of medicine that tones
up Eld strengthens the digestive a
well rs tho cli,ninat!ye organs.
Get a 25c box OF Nature . Remedy
{NR Tablets) ard take one tablet each
night for a. week. Relief will follow
the very first dose, but Few days
will elapse before you feel and realize
the fullest benefit. When you get
Etrnightened out and feel Just right
again YOU need not take medicine
every day---an occasional Mr.. Tablet
viii then Keep your System in good
condition and you Will always feel
your best. Remember. keeping well is
easier and cheaper than getting We'll.
Natures Remedy tNR Tablets) are
sold. guaranteed and recommended by
your Gru@gtst.
Model Pharmacy ID,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Embargo Halts News
Print Paper on Way
From Canada to u. S.

Ottawa, Dec 23.-Seven carloads OF
news print paper consigned to American
publishers from the mills of the Fort
Frances Pulp and Paper company. have
been stopped in transit here BY order of
Robert A. Pringle, paper comptroller.
Mr.. Pringle explained that all exports
from the company will be stopped until it
had complied with his orders to furnish
paper to western Canada publishers, who,
he has been told will be forced to sus-
pend publication unless a supply 10 forth
coming before the end Of the week.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
HObb|NS To BECOME
BUTTE MANAGER FOR
POWER CO., REPORT
]. F. Roche Resigns TO Accept
Big Job in
Chicago.

Butte. Dec. 23-J f. Roche district
manager Of the Montana Power company
with headquarters il Butte. has resign
ed to become assistant to the president
Of the Edison Electric Appliance cofa@
pany in Chicago Report has it that
John r. Hobbns, manager in Great Falls
for the Montana Power company. will
come to Butte to succeed Roche.
For eight years Mr.. Roche was man
ager for the power company in Billings.
coming to Butte in 1916 for the power
company He is chairman Of the state
board of the girls vocational training
school and also is a member of the
state freight rate association.
His resignation takes effect January
15 when he will leave for Chicago.
Mr. Hobbins Is out of the city and
the truth of the report regarding the
Butte change could not be ascertained
last night
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
FRENCH PREMIER
fContinaed from YAse One,

would mnintain a barbed wire fence
around Russia. notably by aiding the
Poles Rumanians and others along the
frontiers.
Resuming his discussion of the London
conference the premier said:
reach an understanding there will be no
more war in Europe.
| replied: Whatever happens you can
count not only on me. who am tempor-
airy, but upon all France =.
Fiume Agonlzing Issue.
Regarding the Adriatic the premier
said:
The Fiume question has been agoniz-
ing. Italy promised E'iumc to the .Iugo-
Slavs but went back on her promise.
France. England aud the United States
indications are that it will finally be
reached. Only when this is solved can
we commence to breathe freely.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
They Have Nothing, and
What They've Got They
Spend Extravagantly

Paris. Dec. 21-Ilustrating the par
adoxical financial position Of France. the
Petit Parisien compares the government
which issues paper without covering
funds to an individual who draws checks
upon bank in which he has no money.
The traditional expense of Christmas
and New Years. however. Is as great
as ever in Paris. No extravaganza
seems too great for those wishing to
celebrate the season. reports from res
tanrants showing all seats to have been
booked
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Returned to Italy
to Live on Savings;
H.C.L. Drives EN- Back

New York, Dec. 23--Several hundred
disillusioned Italians who returned to
their native land after the signing Of the
armistice with the idea Of living on their
savings. have returned on the liner
Patrica. They reported that the high
cost of living was a worse problem in
Italy than in the United States and that
they came back to stay
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Indictment of Kaiser
Framed Between French,
Belgians and English

London, Dec. 23--I.aw officers Of the
crown have held consultation with
French and Belgian law officers with
regard to the former German emperor.
1t Is reported that the conferees made
out a case against the former German
ruler and framed an indictment.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
LORD LEvERHULME ON COAST

Seattle, Dec 23.-Lord Ieverhulne,
head of one of the largest soap manu-
featuring plants In the world. has arriv-
ed here on his way to San Francisco.
The Leverhulme plant at Port Sunlight,
England is considered one of the best
model industrial cities Of the British en-
pire. according to reports reaching here
from Vancouver. B. c.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
5000 STRIKE tNpRoIEsr.

Pittsburg, Kan. Dec. o3.--Seventeen
Kansas coal mines. where approximately
1900 miners are employed. were Idle this
morning. The miners went on strike In
protest against the action Of Judge An
derson, at Indianapolis, Monday, send
ing Alexander Howat. president of tho
Kansas district, United Mine Workers
OF America, to jail
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Washington Beach
Rivals Nome In Gold,
Prospector Reports

Hoquiam, Wash, Dec. 23-W
D.. Henderson, miner, reported
here that he had discovered coarse
gold on the beach OF the Pacific
ocean between the north edge OF
the Quinalt indian reservation and
the hoh river He said the gold re-
sembled that found on the beach at
Nome and declared the pay sand
stretched for five and one-haif miles
Of beach.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Obtain New Life by TakIne
Howells LYmPHlNE Tablets

Restores lost nerve force, creating new
life. Improvement comes to stay, guaran-
tsed free from Chloral. Cocaine. Morphine
let. Each package contains 30 days treat-
ment, by mail 81. c. H. Howelis & Co,
so Church ST., New York. Sold by Model
Pharmacy, 312 Central avenue Cascade
Pharmacy. ITO Third ST. So. Great Falls
Drug Co. Wholesale distributors.--Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Piles Cured in 6 to IA Days,

Druggists refund money II PAZO ONT
MENT fails to cure Itching. Blind
Bleeding or protruding Piles. Stops IT.
ritation; Soothes and Heals. You car
get restful sleep after the first applica
ton. Price 6Oc.--Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
WEATHER
Observations taksn at 600 p. NJ, Dec.
%, for the preceding "a hours.
Woat her Conditions-Paciflc StopA
Northwest and Canadian Northwest:

Precipitation continues in the coast
districts and along the western coast Of
the Rockies. East of the divide the
weather remains fair Temperatures have
risen further or are rising throughout
most Of the Pacific northwest excepting
in eastern Alberta and Saskatchewan.
where it is decidedly colder.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 40 Years
Always bears - -
Signature Of 0<X HEE64HX

many, upon which the allies based their
demands for reparation for the sinking
of the German ships at Scapa Flow.
these demands, DutastA is understood
to have told the German plenipotentiAry.
would be reduced proportionately. Won
Lersner expressed no opinion on the
document presented by Dutasta.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
HOSPITAL SHIP RELIEF
LAUNCHED At LEAGUE ISLAND

Philadelphia. Dec. 23-The United
States hospital ship Relief. believed to
be the first Of it's kind ever constructed
for that purpose, has been launched at
the Philadelphia navy yard.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24

Londen. Dec ON. Tchitcherin,
Russian bolshevik minister Of foreign
affairs, has offered to begin imDcdiate
peace negotiation with Poland
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Montana Forecast.

Fair, Wednesday, Thursday probably
fair except rain or snow in extreme
northwest portion; continued mild tenn
perature
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24

NO RESULTS ON TREATY.

Washington. Dec. Although re-
publican and democratic senator's con-
tnued their conference today on peace
treaty reservations. there were no con-
crete result: and leaders said they ex-
pected none for some days.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
Cold. Cause Headache, and Pains.

Cu1as VduSo Heau1cH0e dHu Paths.
Feverish Headaches and Body Pains
caused from q cold are soon relieved by
taking LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. There is only one "Bromo
Quinine." e. w. GROVES signature
on the box 3Oc-Adv.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-12-24
In Proroguing Parlia-
ment, ,AnnouncesPrince
Of Wales Will Be Sent
to Delhi to Launch It.
Monarch Departs From
Old Greeting to Rec
ognize Membership Of
+. Lady Astor in, House.
London, Dec. 23.--King George is
ued q proclamation TO-DAY annnunc.

sueu pTUcIdmdtIUn IOuay ahh0uhc-
ing the new measure giving India
larger degree fself-government. The
proclamation calls for the determina-
tlon Of the people and the officials
to work together for the common pur.
pose Of making the new plan Of gov
ernMent a success.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
This Is a Good Idea

There 10 an old adage TO the cr-
feet that mon who live In glass
houses shouldn't throw stones.
There is another one which says
murder will out"
But men who i've IN glass
houses DO throw stones and muir
der will out So Will thc designs
fos'"red against tho unsuspecting
public.
There has been a leak and now
II Is suggested that Charlie Page
never had any idea Of trying to
mako Shell creek a source ~
water supply until tho spavinaw
project came into ufc and then he
saw chance 10 carry out an idea
or plan which he has been work
ing "tu for tho past two years
10 get something for nothing. and
enrich himself al tho expense OF
the taxpayers OF the city of Tulsa
The scheme as outlined is that
for tho past two years he has
been figuring ON establishing "A
large summer resort near Tulsa
with thl, object boz view hc was
endCavoriDg io obtain control ~
the Shell creek Water shed, Inn
pound the wutrr hy huihing a hig
dam. form large lake. nm 10 with
fish build groups of summer cot
agcs. run his sand Springs car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03

limo to the place giving direct
and rapid transit tu the shell
creek resort from Tulsa. sell cot
Ag's and land tracts AZ H good
profit have a regular Concv Island
resort with fishing boating and
bathing tE tho chief attractions
and hv killing the SptrintW project
force Tulsa 20 pay eNorhltRnf rates
Tor water whenever he had a sur
plus aud virtually make the tax
paying public pay for an this fad
or scheme while his money collec-
tor, would rake in the shokcls IN
big chunks during the summer
season
This would be fine source of
cpidcmics. undoubtedly Co furnish
water from Adpolc dump and
duck pond used fur bathing boat.
Ing and sewage purposes would
a. mott
Doubtless hts rlans for big
resort tho present Sand Springs
park have been a disappointment
because uf lack ~ water and res
orvoir room. and only last summer
his swimming pool led by less
than 20 miners inches of running
water became so contaminated as
10 almost cause an epidemic NJ
typhoid among the frequenters
and several suits f0r damage were
disposed of out ~ court with pco-
pie who established claims for ill-
ness contracted IN me Sand
Springs frog pond.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
COTTON PRODUCTION
DROPS MILLION BALES
I.rmAte- Made nv Department ot
AGRICULTURE for Output ~
Product This Year.
ACREAGE SHOWS DECLINE
,,,r Three Million Acres Less
rhntcd Reports Nhuw--Othcr
Factors Also nfhNoIablc.

WNSuNGToN. JIly o \ cotton
p, about 600. 600 bales sm,rr'
.,.... Lest year. wa forecast for THIS
.- o., the department ~ nEriUul.
.... Yesterday lu estimating prospcc
production ~ lo.oS6.OOO bales
...,gr this year shows u cat ~ s
cont from last years. the de-
..... nrirg 3.2tl.oOO acres IN" IA.
.... .....r ag.96O.0 The agitation
,. r.lurron in acreage which 'h'
,.....nent of agricuiur" says oo-
......f .p every Dotton. growing state.
r. scarcity and high price of labor
... ..fgoublc planting weather
...,I nc heavy dr,reas". .
... propaganda for reduction "t
,rs...r affected prirrIphy lh"
y. ... growers, HccorAinE g." 'he '',
......t but most ot the sWth
81 urat0r and tenant i.Ein''7 I,"'i,
.r. even Increased their plant.
.u. ,olr Many other farmers
.-... ....a .oi grutu cotton Tor years
......H 10 iH.. season hoping 10 re-
.... .n. hugh prices prevailing At
ti... sections report tho crop A'"
r.Ha scarcity az labor h1. "e'''H
r,uurtcI very active iu a iaiF'
norton of the belt
10, . statement on the cotton re-
-.-. .ho department said
.-rnr h,l,, cut OF 81 per cent IN
ps .rea devoted 90 cotton ihis year
d.. .r,uli,d from tho scarcity ana
l.h price Of tabor, uufavorabie
V.l.lrr for planting and abandon
mont " folds IN many sections DC
,.... uf inability 90 Eoi ihr phht
v.-r.i ou, Of the grass, coupled
y.n An agitation FOO every cotton
s... for reduction .u the acreage.
..r.a propaganda fpr reduction "f
a.-rtra affected principally 'h"
I-.ur planters. hut most ot the
small proprirtors and tenant hrm-
ar. who had disposed uf Their l'lN
crop ID. hrh prices. maintained or
.... Increased their paintings Many
,,..r farmers who had not grown
cotton 'Hr years planted II nus s'-,
tr. hoping 60 receive tho hith
prices prevailing 40 planting umo.
'rr portions of Texas ana Ohh
i.mt and along tho northern border
a. cotton production wheat was
...H.| ..Ir| IANN l'i.' iAti''' ''N '''' p
r-nm,nt guaranteed price In the sea
Island sections % Georgia ana
F.u-.la there is a heavy reduction in
acreage planted Co cotton because ut
h.. Nesul rtvaEeS. AS is the case
also .n the newly infcstcd sections oi
Grur.la and South Carolina, gonHd
tr.a.r cotton already planted having
been plowcd W and planted to other
crops a
There Is general complaint In
mos, sections uf lltcnc-s too much
ua grassy fields and a scarcity of
labor. Because of the mild winter %
l'ts and the wet season 10 date,
v..E#a are reported AS very active
lH raltA,ru and eastern Texas, Ar.
hn.ls. Louisiana, Mississippi. Ala
hawt Florida. a large portion Of
G..r.u and lu southeastern South |
CEr.rr Sorlh -ClrolnA reports
in'rs1uon hy lice Hail dii local
damage 10 Texas and Oklahoma The
weather iu the northern part OF the
h..' has been too cool Lor cotton
f.0-. Us but little tap root prouthy |
conditions were complained ~ IN
p.luus Uf South Carolina only"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
HUBBARD GIVES A
CHANCE TO CLEAN UP

CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE
report j. H Gilbert. city supcrin-
ir.I,.f ~ health. declared that
orders would be issued 20 eight OF
The companies To discontinue bust
nee. indefinitely and that ono COM
p.E would be- ordered 20 disCon-
tnu" tho sale Of water temporarily
l'.. ~ had taken steps 'o remedy
I' conditions causing Contaminauou
Ut. '.-'.1tnC l.E bottles and using
nor" care I'm the bottling
.HI. order was later rcsCindcd
ana 'h" companies will be given 90
uss % which to remedy conditions
Ut possible Another test will be
hh'" n' The end of 20 days and all
companies whose water does not
iHNr" mp fn standard will he or
o".'' nff tho market
mo contamination of tho water
'' t. companies except two is IN the
E'. according 90 m" report of Mr..
...NNN How this viii be- overcome
]. roh'omaucal ono company's
VAC" bowed "a largo bacteria count
absence ~ colon bacillus IN
IN .n.'.ed product. hut passed both
H 'h' tank n was stated that
"k had not been cleaned tur
h.... months but this will be done
What TCsts showed
' other water passed both teSis
wells but In tho bottles It
.l presence Of colon bacillus I'm
tests and "A large bacteria cor.
orders have been issucd TO
Hplny to stcrilize iiA bottles
' Hh' more procaution IN the
H nt the water
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
PRESIDENT STARTS
WORK on MESSAGE.

ON BOARD O. s.. 8. GEORGE
WASHINGTON. July . ly wire
less 20 Tho Associated rrcsl. The
presiientirl voyage continue under
mos, favorable conditions. with calm
seas and mia sunny weather Mr.
Wilson has done s0mc work on his
message 90 congress. lu which he Will
submit The treaties. protocols and
general results achieved az the PAM.
peace conference. hut ON advice N
Admiral cary r .Grayspn. his
physician. the president h giving
considerable time tu rest and 10.
rupcrption after the strenuous DAYS
hc has just lof behind ana tor those
through which ho must pass
While no precise plans concern
Ing the presentation message hive.
as vet been announced n seen =
probable that II tho George wash
ingtou HFyes 100 New York
Monday a. expected tho treaties viii
be submitted and the message read
by Wednesday OF Thursday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
OWsleB LiUes on the
SpdUindW and NeUer
Yet Has Seen II Dry

= T OVsley lives a milo from
the TuI-l ozark club and seven
uli,s above tho proposed dam
site Tor tho spayinaw project tie
was Dbl Tulsa and dropped Va Tho
world office ~ correct some ~
the many wa-sfatemcutA tha'
have been made about tho Spavi-
nav
IIe has lived on spavinnw for
years and has never seen the
stream dry he declared that there
ls a place about three and a hair
miles above the dam site whore
tumc ilmos me stream flows
through the gravel for a few hun
drrd feet Uut YOU can scoop ur
foW hBndsful. ~ EraN.I and
thcrc 10 plenty ~ water 'h"ro Tho
stream never goes dry below This
point aud fh,ro H HIwa'. Fa
foV ln the spavinaw enough for
several uwos IulH, nD,u- 90. tnv
drics' periods. he eaid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03
Seeing Is BeIieUing;
SpdUindU Motor Trip
Converts Skepticdl

Among those who motorcd N
Spavinaw las, Wednesday. skcptl-
q, about the possibilities ~ tho
stream. and who returned 90 Tulsa
Spavlraw boosters. were tho FOL
lowing negro ciiizenR Of Tulsa
y " Williams i VI kcy. El
Howard, tho Rev r. 4. whitaker.
tho Reverend Woods and J. r.
Stratford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-03

Ur I N Carleton has returned
'u 1u'n, after a yoar s service iu tho
medical ,urpH ~ tho army Ito has
resumed hIs position AZ the DtIA.
humn hnspl'n' bR one ~ the resident
nNNsIUIluH
Evening journal., 1919-01-01
PITTSBURGH SORRY TO
LOSE DIR. SUMWALT

The Rev. Or. Robert Watt, has re-
ceived from Bishop Mcdowell, a letter
written 10 the Bishop Of the Whining
ton Conference, concerning the Rev
DR.. John w. r. Sumwalt, who next SUM-
day will begin his pastorate at Grace
NJ. e. Church. The letter is from the
Rev. DR.. Charles Reed zahniser, execu-
tive secretary Of the Pittsburgh Coun-
Gil Of the Churches of Christ, from
which city DR.. Sumwalt comes 20 this
city. The letter which speaks for It.
self follows:
MY Dear Bishop Mcdowell: When I
had the privilege Of sitting ln confer
ence with you last week at Atlantic
City, l allowed the press Of other
things 10 keep me from speaking as l
intended to do TO you, about the Rev.
Or. John w. r. Sumwalt who, l under
stand, partly on your suggestion, has
been asked to take the pastorate Of
your first church at Wilmington, Della
ware.
II just want 10 say, that in the six
years he has been with us, DR.. Sum-
walt has come TO be held In exception
ally high esteem, among the ministers
OF all denominations. When we began
planning our militant campaign of
evangelism for the whole country this
year, DR.. Sumwalt was at once selected,
as the outstanding man Of the whole
city. fltted both personally and by OK
perience to lead II.
I'VE deeply regret his leaving us,
but we realize he is entering a field of
wide opportunity. We congratulate
you as well as the church at Whining
ton, that you can have him with you"
Evening journal., 1919-01-01
This AUTO HUB
Deep IN MIRE
Andrews Accused of Driv-
ing Off Morris Car With
out Owners Consent
HORSES FAIL TO
BUDCE BIC CAR

Caught in the big limousine Cadillac
belonging to j. Wesley Morris, Of No,
3O3 West Eighteenth street in which he
was apparently joyriding, Walter An
drews was before City Court today,
charged with driving away the car
without consent Of the owner and was
held under $1,000 bail for trial. The
machine Is stuck in the mud near
Fourteenth and Union streets, where it
stopped about midnight last night.
There is little hope OF pulling it out
today.
In testifying in his own behalf, An
drews after pleading guilty TO the
charge, promised that he would pay
the expense OF getting the car out and
cleaning IL. Judge Churchman, how
ever, was disinclined TO be lenlent in
the case.
Andrews, who for the past month
has been the Morris chauffeur. was
told to take the auto to the garage
early last evening. Instead, however,
he went "joy riding" In vain did Mr..
Morris look for the car about 10 O'Clock.
AID ut D o'clock this morning officer
DS.'son called Mr.. Morris on the phone
and notified him that his car was
stuck In the mud at Fourteenth and
Union streets and that his chauffeur
was aseep in the police station. An
drews admitted 10 the police that he
had no permission to drive the car at
that time.
When the car stuck Andrews tried 10
pull 1t out with a team OF horses and
after failing called Offlcer Dawson who
was In the neighborhood. Upon finding
that Andrews had no permission to
drive the car at that hour Dawson ar
rested the young chauffeur.
This is the flfth similar experience
that Mr.. Morris has had with his driv-
srs.