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Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
cuAReF Is REpUcED-On me

CHARGE IS REDUcED-On motion of Robert Jarrott yesterday a charge of forgery against William Reid was reduced to misdemeanor by Judge Stanford to which Reid pleaded guilty and was sentenced to serve 90 days in the county jail II is alleged that Reid forged the name of Mrs. N- Schwartz to a check for $50 which he cashed at the store of Nat Kohn. Reid admitted the act at hearing before Justice Wheeler recently and stated that he wanted to get even with Mrs. Schwartz for the 60-day sentence he was then serving in the county jail after heinz found guilty on charge Of petty larceny.
 NEW SPECIAL AGENT COMES The latest addition to the forces of the department of justice in Phoenix came yesterday in the arrival of w D. Boiling who will take up his duties as special agent with the local office Mr. Boiling comes from Butte, Mont where he has been acting in the ca pacity of special agent for the depart ment of justice for several years.
 BULL CAUSES ARREST-Mrs. Ida Westfall yesterday was arraigned be fore Justice Wheeler on charge or maintaining a public nuisance and was released on her own recognizance to appear for trial this morning at 10 o'clock. The complaining witness, B. N. Hinton, alleges that Mrs WestfaH owns a Jersey bull which she permits to graze in the public highway, and says that the animal trespasses on his property and the property of others in the neighborhood. Mrs. Westfall stated the people opened their gates and let the animal in.
 TO BE BROUGHT BACK HERE Carl Beaumont was arrested yester- dav in San Bernardino and is being held for the local authorities here lie will be brought back to Phoenix by Deputy Sheriff Jim Troutman who is now in Los Angeles. Beaumont is charged with removing mortgaged property from the state without 1he consent of the owner The complain ing witness. Lawrence BOttorff, alleges he held q mortgage on an automobile which Beaumont took with him when | he left the state.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
LONDON, TOO. HAS
 ITC IOIISE TROHEI

LONDON-Sr Charles Ruthen, architect, computes the present house shortage in England and Wales at T50.0O0 He says the annual demand Is for not less than I00 poo new houses.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
Hotel Arrivals
Adams

Adams
 J. C. Vidmar. Prescott; Myrtle P. Turtle. Denver; ". l. Lowthian. Pres colt: W. $ Montgomery. Jr.. Marinette; Kneiter, Los Angeles; J. B. Breatheil Tucson; Thos. w. White Los Angeles; H. II. Bell, New York City; NJ. F. Pot ter. Los Angeles: John H. Baker, San Francisco; NJ. NJ Diamond. Chicago; NJ. Steinherg, New York City; Hattie s. Solomon, Tucson; w. L. Srans- berry Los Angeles; George H. Nal colm, Los Angeles; w. l.. F'inney, Los Angeles: Frank R. Wicks, Los Angeles; II. C. Hunter. Chicago; F.. r. Thomas Chicago; J. E. Hasich, St. Louis; D. H. Drew, St. Louis; Frank $. Miller. Los City; Jack Lawlor. New York City; Miss Ann Lawlor. New York City; Dr. H. J. von Hager. New York City; w A. AcKueeney. San Francisco; John W. Carr, Los Angeles; Miss F, Guck- enheim, San Francisco: L. D. Dada Los Angeles; Mrs. F. F. Bowles, Bos- ton; H. l.. NoUngs Philadelphia; NJ. & TempIetOn. Casa Grande: J. g. Good win, Los Angeles W. c. Reid, Globe; T. II Lambert and wife. Los Angeles; c. w. Wilkinson, Bisbee; 4. C. Hearn, Fl Paso.
 Jefferson
 Emil Schloss. Los Angeles; Chas. Salmon, New York City; W. C. Lacy, Yuma; B. Willis, Fl Paso; Harry Sil- vers. Los Angeles; J. c. Tavelnan, Los Angeles; C. T. Woolfolk, Flagstaff; W, D. Boiling, Butte, Mont: T. Mackenzie, Ray; F. l.. Davis. Casa Grande: A. T. Suggs. Florence: H. J. Hoffman, Los Angeles; MT and Mrs. D. Haberboseh, Ray; James T. Gentry Lowell. Ariz.; J. F. Derkes, Lowell, Ariz,; <. E. Car ter, Fl Paso: Ralph Greer, Prescott; W. C. Ellis. Prescott; W. A. F.. Woode. Fl Paso; Mary F. Glenn, Waverly, Kan; Alice E. F'ribolin. Naples, N. Y; r. O. smith, Fl Paso; NJ C. Corn, Clarksdale Ariz.: Leslie N. Goodding. Tucson.
 Commercial
 |. X Sines. Los Angeles: Edw. McG. Mitchell. St. Louis: R. R. Boyd, San Diego V. B. Chapman and wife Great Falls Mont; T. w. Shelley. Los An geles: Granville Fain. Prescott; IT T. Litten. Florence J. B. Russell Chicago 4. E. Mcclellan, san Francisco; NJ. X. Carver. Los Angeles: Fl. A Smith Kansas City. Mo; J. P. Burton. No gales R. w. Stewart. Chicago; I. B Luther. Casa Grande W. F. Cloud Florence.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
AIIcTION SALEL

Dt high grade furniture today. 10 30 ., m at SIS North Center street lt d. J. SWEENEY, Owner.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
IT w A R s

The Lightning Delivery Company has moved thousands of leads of furniture with their big moving van the past six years and no doubt will move thousands more before the biz van is worn out. Try them when you move. Take particular notice of the SIDING on the big van whenever you see if. It is made of 5sx6 OREGON PINE DROP SIDING which has stood the moving game all this time and is In good condition yet. This has been equal to twenty yesrs' wear # used on a house. think it was of the first carload of six inch OREGON PINE DROP SIDING ever sold in Phoenix, ! sold the material to Heileman and Son six years ago. It looks we'll and has worn like ron. You cannot buy better sid ing for your frame houses. We are unloading another car today.
 H. H. SH UP
 Lumber
 SOP East Washington
 Telephone s-o-o-2
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
Cotton Reoion Bulletin

NEW ORLEANS, La. May 2S-Tem- peratures have been below normal in Oklahoma northwestern Texas and ex- treme eastern districts with minima 52 degrees to SO degrees in Oklahoma and the Carolinas; temperatures gen orally slightly above normal else where Light to moderate showers in Oklahoma and a few localities else where.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
WILLIAMS GETS HIGH RUN

The high run so far in the pocket billiard tournament for the professional championship Of the state was made yesterday by Pete Williams, 9 local entry, with a tally of fl balls run Williams beat Phil Dawsett of Douglas 100 to 9l. while in the other game entry, beat Tex Spencer of Mesa 100 to 72.,
 In the play so far Pete Williams and George Hardy of Yuma are leading each undefeated The tournament is scheduled to end Tuesday night. barr ing ties. Two games are played daily, one at o'clock and one at o'clock, at Shea's, 23 West Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29

Once upon a time the so-called "cheap" suit used to cost about half the price of a good . one.
 Today the "cheap' suit sells for almost as much as the better qual- ities.
 This principally be- cause there is no longer any more "cheap" labor.
 So why not buy the best?
 One good suit always outwears two poor ones. Besides, with our gar ment there's your mon ey back, any time, if you want it.
 Plenty of light weight clothes for summer wear.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
OBITUARIES
Col. J. c. Williams

Col J. C. Williams, 5S years of age, died at his home, Seventh avenue and Glendale road, yesterday afternoon. No funeral arrangements have yet been made.
 Colonel Williams leaves a wife and three children. He was a resident of this vicinity for the past eight years
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
MATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona and New Mexico Saturday fair; Sunday fair and cooler north DOT ton.
 Colorado: Saturday fair, cooler west portion: Sunday fair and cooler,
 West Texas: Saturday and Sunday generally fair.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
ARIZONA STREET GAR LINES 5:

ARIZONA STREET GAR LINES 52 MILES LONG-Street car companies in Arizona are operating 52.S9 miles oI track. according to a report of the bu- reau of tho census of the department of commerce received by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce yesterday. New Mexico has miles. Colorado 467 miles, Utah AT miles, Nevada II miles and California 3.023 miles Hawaii and Porto Rico put together have one mile more than Arizona. or 53.62 miles. Ari- zona's operating ratio dropped from S3.S to 77S in ten years The ratio reached high tide in 1912 when t was S5.1. but according to ratio figures shown for other states Arizona is not low. It appears that the better the state in a street car sense the lower is the ratio New York's is 5a.4. Illi- nois 5S.3. while cos is Pennsylvania' $ ratio.
 SEARCH FOR Ex- SOLDIER Anyone knowing the whereabouts of Stephen C. Kirby. formerly of the was discharged in Fl Paso in July, 1919, is asked to communicate with the state comma nder of the American Legion a Tucson. Andrew r. Martin. Kirby is thought to be in Phoenix. WinsloW or Williams. His mother is very anxious 10 learn his address.
 BRAY ESTATE IN COURT-Peti- ton for letters of administration were filed yesterday in the estate of Mary NJ. Bray who died in Barusta bTe county. Mass. by G. $ Cunningham. property to which the petitioner gives the value of S6,000. The petition will be heard on Monday afternoon. June [, 1920 al 30 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
TWO HURT IN STRIKE RIOTS

W
 FRESNO, Cal, May 28-One man was struck by a glancing bullet and seriously wounded and another was severely beaten during disturbances attending a strike of street car plat form men called here today to enforce recognition of their union. Tonight the company abandoned efforts 10 maintain service.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-29
Local Weather Yesterday

Excess in temperature yesterday, 4 degrees.
 Excess in temperature since the first of the month. 21 degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature since January l. 106 degrees. Normal precipitation January to date, 2.S2 inches.
 Actual precipitation January to date, 4.65 inches.
 Excess since January 1. 1.S3 inches.
 ROBERT Q. GRANT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Then you may come In" said
Tiny. opening the door wider sBut
mothers busy and--crosa at every
thinF
Yes. Mrs. Frpg was busy and
cfosF to1. She had an the little
tadpolrs in a row. and blk pair 81
scissors In her hand. and. bunch
q pins In her mouth. She was
measuring and plnnlnE and shipping
and sooldlng Gas well as the pins
would let hsrl all az once.
That's tho last time III hire out
my sewing she scoided. pointing
TO a pile % things on table Il
iuat knew something would happen
II l let Miss Beetle make the chill
drcn's clothes Tor the SucklvbacE's
party She measured them "A month
ago and foFEot all about them grow
ing. Now they've ali got LEGS. and
lost their tails. and not thing fits.
I've got TO- make everything over &"
And poor Mrs Frog was so upset
tho twins just said they were sorry
and then left They didn't ask about
Jocko at all.
Copyright, 1890. y. y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
k itt9el E$5tt,ofr'ifi'iiIGissys
.sga,- s Bedtime
Billy Mink Makes a Discovery
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS
LLs.......-a.a.a Hann ~. Z. ~ -.

the ground. following the scent OF
rat II dsdnt take him hong To
find nest under the shed floor. Hut
there was no one In that nest. The
rat smell was very strong. and Iiily
knew that rats had b~en there only
4 short time bcfor~ The fact IL. thu
rats who owned that nest had dis
covered Billy Mink and had prompt.
" moved into the house. BUY eager
~ followed the trail. IL led him 70
the hoic which led In between the
walls OF tho house without hssltat.
Ing second. Rlily popped thru. FOL.
lowing that scent II was queer
place. He had never been In such a
place before. But Btny knew that
where a rat could 10 be could go. and
40 he followed. climbing up between
the walls Of IN. house until az last
he reached the attic.
lie could hear the scampering %
many feet. and he could hear the
squcaks OF fright. 50 hn knew that
tho rata knew that he was there.
Once IN the attic. Billy found the rat
scent everywhere II was useless to
try 10 follow with his nose. because
the rats had crossed and recrosssd
each others paths so often that the
trail was ali mixed up.
But IL Billy couldn't trust to his
nose. he could trust 10 his ears. The
sound OF scamprring feet and the
frightened squeais told him where
tbs rats were. Ills. eyes blazsd with
the eager light OF the hunter. and
without even a glance AZ all the
ave~r things In that attic. things
such ~ he had never seen before.
Billy kept on after those rats.
Next story: The Farmer Sees a
Strange sight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

England by the ministry OF trans
pert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

rP. TAP. TAP
nut rot a soal answered just
,A.nssing and fgssing within the
-. souse under the water. Il was
wesasr no one heard Nlek's tlmid
.sxk
:. .>trei y queer place fog them
- haatng for Jockc. but tho
"a, mushroom advised them 90
You SCI. there really WASH
- saes they couldn't 40 50 long
!. nav had on their green shoes.
~ .sises. as the mushroom said
! usst as tho JocNo were a real
~,psey. A toy monkey stuffed
~ .axdus, could be lost any
xhsrs
-rsz TAP. tap again.
rs tine the tadpoiys heard.
~, was sudden gulotnsss. then
rrs rs..pele opened the door a bit
~ pssped out the crack Who's
,,,,,r- she asked. is IL the dress
rakw"
N,ey ard Nick answered. quite
rtrxsst. that Z, wasn't They
~ sr5 come on an errara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
New Types Of Tank
Show Fast Speed

LONDON. Jan. ao.--The British
tank corps. according to the Daily
Mail. has developed two new types
Of tank. one with a speed Of 10 TO
Grated at about 1 per cent OF the
cost 81 the type used in the war.
and another which can be operated
on bo.h land and water. II II OK
pected that'tho~ new types will rev.
olutiOnlze warfare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Goose Made Record
in Own Home Town

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Jan. 30 lie,
highs oldest goose X dead at the
ripe old age of rs years and seven
months. II was the property Of
Samuel Smith. "A farmer OF Welsen-
burg township.
The goose. up until its last and
fatal Illness, was never sick day.
She was stricken but twelve hours
before she died. AZ four years Of
age horse tramped on her and
broke one Of her legs. The break
was put Ia splints and healed nicely.
The fowl was presented 10 Mr.. Smith
In 1891, and WIS known far and wide
as the oldest goose In Pennsylvania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
25-Cent Hose Are
Cause of Divorce

NEW YORK, ~. y, Jan. JO~Mrs.
Jessie Shepard Hustled, who was a
manIcurist In New Haven hotel
when she eloped with Mills II. Hu-
etod son Of Mrs. Able l.. Hustled. "A
wealthy widow. won a divorce In the
aunerior court at bridgeport Judge
webb granted her $4,000 aiimony.
At the time the couple were mar
lied in March. 1915. Hustled was n
student OF Yale. lie took his wife
IN live at the home OF the mother
in Greenwich. but they separated
after one week together.
In September Of that year Mrs.
Hustled caused her husbands arrest
ON n charge Of nonsupport. This WINS
followed by a suit for divorce. she
alleging desertion and intolerable
cruelty. She said that her husband
could give her only Is cent stockings
,vheu she was accustomed 90 SILK.
Love il an expert magician, but II
can't transform nickels into dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Britain to Rescue
Old Army Trucks

LONDON. Jan. 30. Large mum
beers Of dcrcliot army trucks' now
rusting where they were abandoned
In ahelswept areas in France arc to
be rescued and brought back to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

HEN Billy Mink slipped thru
lie ho,s under the floor % the
I'D At TIRE back % the farmers
ms. his ore thought was 20 find a
xrsr-ahle place for a nap. He
szf !; without any trouble. You
~ RiIly IS not fussy. and he can
=: % ard sleep almost anywhere.
Ind stuffed himself 30 with that
= had found Just outside the
y nat be felt too lazy 10 explore.
s picked out the frs; comfort.
y lccktng place he came to and
IN ezried up for a nap.
VA Billy awoke. 10 couldn't a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

- 'nsTaosr where he was. Then
sta'ed the fish and how he had
W. g under the shed door.
s'F ! am here. I may as well
eai all about this place 20
s1r' BUY, and got 70 hia fest.
Y aTnst and stretched and then
ga o nun around underneath the
- q the she'd. using his nose. az
WAYS dos. In no time at an
Azilisr scent tickled his nose
"a exclaimed Billy Mink. so
shere those rats came when
*fi the ~ barn. I'm not
80, but ] certainly would enjoy
- hunt. haven't hunted any.
ossger than a mouse FOR ever
W. faced Billy. with his nose to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Love is an expert magician, but II
can't transform nickels into dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

the Russian army 20 compose regi.
ments OF men having the same fen.
lures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SILVER SHORTAGE ACUTE
IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
small Coins Nanidi. Disappearing az
Hct"i - converted :utu
HnIlinn.

e.. - IN. Mtttt - .Nt
.N'r stamford "a oriental countrtos.
pttt"u NNI tvc rNnrmuu~ commercial
N''I'St"tt h"" .n PROGRESS between the
''>. .HI" .G 'ss' Indicates that there
aa uineN. shortage ~ silver a.
.rct ,he d"ntuG= uf rad" says IN,
Nm', i.an Dhaub,r OF Cummcirr in
IN, r-su IF ,hs -,or,auy. saws III.
\h'ri "h ,rhna,r j. that Ainrri mn
,hd NeNi'"pN SILVER mines may .ooL
NrwErd euundcuiiy 10 an era OF nm.
'rro'drntoa prosperity for many years
% CONF. SILVER = ~ understood. mus.
NSo he '""nd L. bael over 1000. o"0. :
"N |"".n 40 PAPER mua"N issues i'oa;-
'@ iu Europe Today. in addition 10
Nheh \mcriea's increasing volume Of
rh"r Nitl India and China calls Tor
.'l mos unlimited supplies Of the meta!
u" nlt''' states and Mexico FUR
iisE ht ~ -s,frv- GUurtnS of no yvor.d'S
cary output OF silver. III. i:t-crr pur-
ron c".n.uS from tu, United states.
y Inc price ut iNt Wilt. Iuc,al add
an",. f. las become 'ruNtuniv to mos,
9Nu'r.rs 90 convert mineral SILVER into
Irltlnu. small Change continues to
l5@vrear "u tn" Eurouoan Continent
'Ith r"'u"ThHhiv 'auidit!. postage
'm"r- largely r"rlHciuE tu, rorucr
.AcT coin ~ smt' ,uiu,
Inc jriirG states rs ~aid "a hr the
~" county in position today to buy
silver i"' votuaE" Without d"nagjug rs
standard coins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

:, IIupoFts haNc been rcccivcI .b,. M
-; iiart. OF tho state Inland Game and
tlshcries Department that nanv
Young sturgeon arc being caught in
10 eighteen inches in length. This is
against IL" law. since sturgeon arc
not permitted under tho prcscn, law
10 10 caught less than four feet long.
Or IN ncts. in this territory HlarIx
BASS ana club arc also being reported
as nclnG caught in nets ont OF Il mill
Tacc below II pond in Providence
orc although the report states tina;
tho fish are beinr: placed in , nnmd
near Tho mill race. Mr.. liar. pointed
"ut mat this was against the law.
because black bass arc not allowed
10 be caught in nets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Palm Sunday Marks
Final Week of Lent
Special Services IN Local
Churches IN Obseru-
dnce Of Day.

Episcopal and Catholic churches q.
, the city Will today observe one OF the
pr'n"ipa! dates on the church calcnda'r.
ram sunday. The last week o: Lent
VIII u" usAcred in and special services
""'d III most of the churches
ti"ly Week will! he observed viii,
"'''ly services and the usual spccial
services will DO held on Ash wcdncs.
day and Good Friday.
\ special musical service Will be
given in All Saints Church on Good
Friday night at SIS O'Clock. Tic
thnrch choir OF sixty men ana bows
VIII 10 assisted by two prominent So
iiolSlS from New York City ia tho
80 ~, and impressive sacred can
ne 'einr solo parts Will be sung by
ih"riyS Ir"NeI. Of Grace Episcop..
,Inc. OF the famous Marble Collegiate
tnurcn quartet. will sing the baritone
Hoi"S ne cantata Will DC directed by
master.
The usual Impressive ceremonies
E Witi ne nejd during the week by tho
, there viii be celebrated High Mass lass in n
no, n"nIr o: me occurrence Of the day OF
o'clock Will he held the Srrvi,c OF
Darkness called Tcncbrac. in which
cbnnt "S Sm,n nnn e%ys Of the parish will
s"I@Sicd voices render those saddcst
melodies within the whole range OF
music. that interpret the Lancntatioa,,
OF Jeremiah.
Father o'callaghan will preach on
! he subject. 'rh. Body of thc Victim"
'cSe I"iiE services that arc 20 be
hsid IN the Catholic and Protestant
churches arc the prelude 10 the genera
&C !coration of Easter. in which the en-.
tire Christian world Will join as The
most solemn and inspiring occasion OF
the Year.
~. Edgar q. Mullins. pres:dcn. OF
! n" southern BAPTIST Thcologica! SOM
nary. Louisville. NY. Will begin Sc
res o, services N Grove Avenue Bap-
,iSl eng, II with .two sermons ,oday,
on" az "'c'oci this morning and the
either . $ o'clock tonight DR.. Mi
ms who is ono Of Ia" leading theo-
loTianS % tho South Mil cocuE ,,v;cn
daily during The week
ftrS' fart!st chrrcn vii! begin re-
E'NaI services today 20 continue
,nTonGh the week. 'r. George " Nc
i'ani"l. tho pastor. wil conduct n,
services ana the music Will he under
IL" erection OF Shepherd Webb and
Week-day services WI, be held AT
he Centenary Methodist Church at s
o'clock daily Ilr. T.. A. Smott, the
1asto". viii preach n. each service
The evangelical services which have
Jacn IN progress at the Third prcsNy--
.r'a9 Church VII! continue through
Wednesday, night. Rev j. A. Mcclure
,a*;or % Second Presbyterian Church. (
West End Methodist Church. under
he direction - .ho pastor Rev. l. y.
arson. Will "ont;nue its .ovivai
through tho wcci5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HUGE REWARD OFFERED
FOR K|DNAPER's ARREST
Lexington Capitalist Says He Has
Wrongcd No Man and That ibduc.
lion Was Work OF Professionals.

l.ENlNGTpN. KY. March Or, 70
M",n OF S2.ooo for the arrest and con-
Nic'i"n OF The l>idnapcr of his twelve
N"ar."id son Paul was offered tonirh,
ny -. X Little. Lexington capitalist
Will S!v" $4,000 To any man who
VIE hr"Nc that I owe him any none
or NAV" done anything to him ihnr
would warrant his revenge" The s.o,"'
ment of Mr. Little. continues. III there
~ any one who believes that hny,
WtnnE"d him wan; him to say So
ana VIII guarantee his release m
cas-" ne - arrested as the kidnapor
81 my son. do not know OF anvth;nt.
thas nave done which could pnssiLiv
make "u enemy such as me man who
sent III" The note demanding sn5 anu
r"nS"'n mad" himself on, to be. Il am
hnt aiitiH -! any bodily harm NJ.
Little declared. My conscience is
clear am convinced that IN, kid
IA n.n& waN the work 81 prof ionaIs,''
Nj i.!ttlo explained that lie was
making IA. Offer OF 5000 because
publtv opinion might possibly he prciu
"'"'d against him by tho vindic,jvc
tone - the note made public vcStcr-
daE. rms note declared tina. MIR H.
u" had wronScd the unknown ahducior
Hhd ihat ~" <idnapcr was taking this
means OF betting even
detectives and county officials who
az W"rHiuS on thc case have no. ",
i"Ind e trac" of the kidmapcri
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
REVERSES LOWER COURT
Supreme Court Grants writ Of Irr,-
10 Radford WATER Power
ContDnux

'ihc SIDrerc Court ~ ADoc;,Is
granted = writ Of error ana silrnr-
S"deas Friday TO tn. iiadiorl
water POWER CoTFan" from tLc iuds-
nent Of the CORPORATE Court OF the
City of kadford. which awarded q
:. Dunlap the sum o: s:s2..i i'm 2,
damage suit -c!at!v. to Dunl.n.s
salary as general manager OF the
plant.
Cary vs. y W Mutual Life In
snranSs Go,np"nl argued ana sub
r. Lorillard CO vs Bran Clay.
partly argued ann continued unit,
Monday.
Cases III call:
SOutheri RAILWAY Ca:npaur "
Commonwealth.
Smith Erothrrs c;c. rs Herrs fore!
Jeifr"ss ". Virginia halfway aud
Power Company