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Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
IN BIG BOUT FRIDAY NIGHT
 END TRAINING TO-DAY

Young France and Phil Salvatore. principals In the main event Of the second boxing card staged under the auspices of the American Legion will end their training today in preparation for their lo-round Setto al Tally's open air arena Friday night. Three other events are included on the program, among which will De a six round semi final between Young Scotty of Phoenix and Young Ellis of Miami.
 Salvatore looked exceptionally good
 u his workout at the Lewis tralnlns quarters last evening and he stepped around as if he was 8 season tried veteran over the 10-round route. He boxed fully 12 rounds, going at top speed throughout, skipped the rope for 15 minutes, tossed the medicine ball for another 15 minutes. shadow boxed for 10 minutes and punched the bag for another 10 minute period, Alto gether, he worked about an hour and q half and at breakneck pace all the time
 Fans who have been skeptica1 as to his ability to withstand ten fast rounds of milling were in for real awakening last evening. The lanky Californian not withstanding the heat. and gave evidence that he will do considerable leading in his meeting with France
 Young France himself did some tall stepping last night ana nalntdiiled lhs | fast pace set by his predecessor. France took on a quartet of local lightweiShts in his ring workout and the way he went after them was 3. caution. lie pulled his blows. for otherwise he might have disposed Of the entire four | by the knockout route
 Young Scotty also showed lots or enthusiasm in his training last night | Scott is going against 3 real opponent ! in the Miami boy and no one realizes this better than Scotty himself. In consequence, he is working harder than ever before and will be ready Tor a hard go when he climbs through the ropes Friday night.
 Young Ellis arrivIkhere late yester- day afternoon has the earmafss f,sT Ks battler, as is evidenced by his showins in his last six starts. five of which ne has won by the knockout route.
 Young France and Salvatore will be ] introduced at a smoker at the American Legion tonight and arrangements are | being made to have both go couple 1 of rounds with their sparring partners | Two four-round events between loca | paper and feitherweights will open Fri day nights card at TalSs open-a
 arena.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
late yester EAs has the earmarks
 Nllis is a, two-fisted
REsoI urE ouTsAILs NANlTIE

ABSOLUTE OUTSATLS WANT TIE
 NEWPORT. R. l., June 15-T he ResoIute won the eighth Americas cup defense elimination race from the Vanitie today by the widest margin either yacht has had ,n the Iast week The elapsed time was ? minutes, seconds and the cor reetec time 5 minutes 4 seconds
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
AMERICANS III WEI
 IN ENGLISH MATCHES

LONDON. June 6- The American tennis players thus far have mad com pargtfvaiy easy victories in the Lcr a0n championship tournament -re play of all of theU have been imPres- sfve ana they have won tceir sets with ease
 whz fine weathe- again attrac-ed greet crowd to Queens club today William AT Johnston Cf san Francisco the American champion. went IuLC t1e third round by default of his opponent. Charles A Garland of itLsburg. hay ing taken inc measure ot the South African representative SherweN lu the second round. faced A Eurnbuil of
 the Queens club iu tho third rounc
 During the early stages Garland played
 patchily agEins. toe Engiishmau, AVhc
 Is a scratch player tu the handicap.
 and Turnbuu led to Garland then steadied down winning that game and the next two He finished the second set f-5 Norris Williams win against z. Stoddard Queens club, was !. conclusive and brilliant Williams | free stroke wac greatly admired. { William T. Tdden beat T c. Hogan, Anglo. Indian cub. by hard hitting, l parfect cross court voileying and ter i rife serving, which no English player , today is able lo reproduce Lu 6ds ladies' Championship, Mrs. { Mallory formerly the redoubtabie i ATolia 55ursIeat. mad 2 comfortable margin over The English players s4n--bo l the first and sccond rounds. i3Bt
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
HOW THEY STAND

Yesterdays Results Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn. s St. Louis, 8; New York '. Pittsburg, :. Philadelphia. :, Boston, Chicago. rain
 Today's Games Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Chicago st Boston. Only games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
T Today's Games
AMERICAN EAGLE
YesterdaY's ResuIts

Yesterday's Results Chicago, g. Washington, 5. Cleveland, 1d: New York 2. St. Louis. 12: Boston. $. Detroit, 3; Philadelphia. 2
 Todays Games Washington at Cleveland Philadelphia at St. Louis. New York at Chicago Boston at Detroit
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

"The valley of 3 Thousand Smokes stacks up fine as a geographic pic ture IFS full of thrills.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

bar. whose throw {o Gedeon got Me Naly going tc second Score:f
 Rs IT, D.. Boston 004 900 JC4- 6 1A St Louis ~ 008 l0s 00x-i2 13 ' ries-pennOck. Forums and Walters Yangiider Burweli Weilman and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita. 5: Omaha 3. At Oklahoma. 10: Des Moines, {. Al Tulsa, 13: Sioux City, G. At Joplin, 1e: St. Joseph. 12-
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
souTHERN AssocIArIoN

At Atlanta. 6: Memphis. 2.
 At New Orleans 5; Nashville. 2 At Birmingham, 3; Little Rock. At Mobile, $; Chattanooga, 5.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

Reuther, Kilduff. Three-base hits
 Duncan. wingo. Miller. Stolen base
 Roush. Sacrifice hits--Rath. Duncan
 Double plays-Kilduff and konetchy. Bases or balls-Off Pfeffer l, Reuther ,. Innings pitched-Pfeffer . (none out on fourthl; Mitchell l-3. Mohart 4 z-3. Miljus 1. Hit by pitcher-Ey Mohart fNeale). Struck ouG-By Reu~ l ther
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Al Louisville. s: Minneapolis. 3. At Indianapolis. 3; Kansas City. 4 At Columbus. i St. Paul 5, At Toledo, 5 Milwaukee. 3.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

EOTFt- IT ltId Ht5 T
 Young Ellis arri day afternoon ] nf a. real battlNr.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-16

900 oL2 ol1b
 ZIP 100 03xS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

Miss Gladys Rodgers has return.
ed from New York City where she
spent the Thanksgiving holidays.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
EMDEM
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

Influenza that left me weaker than
ever. My appetite got 50 poor that ]
couldn't eat enough to keep up my
strength.
4 saw Tanlac 50 highly recon-
mcndea that ! took it to build nc up,
not having any idea It would help
my rheumatism, but it has done both.
lam simply overioyed at my Won
derful Improvement and / just fee!
thls | am almost starting life over
again. The rheumatic pains have all
gone and am as active as I ever
was. Ny appetite IS just splendid
and everything I eat agrees with me
perfectly. That tired, weak feeling
has left me and | now feel well and
strong IN every way"
Tanlac is sold IN Alexandria by Ed
gar Warfieid, jr., and G:bson's Dug
Stcre. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
.,Ir5. Phillips Rheumatism
Was Gene One North At
ter She Started on Tanlac

4 have been taking T&nlac only
enc month, but already il h2s put an
end 10 cosa Of rheumatism that had
been troubling ne for seven years
sad Mrs. Helen Phillips, 24o7 Dur
ham S5ree5, Tampa, Fla.
y was III crippled Up with muscu-
lar rheumatism for 50 long | had lit
tie hopes Of getting well. II was
wcrsE in NY arms and legs and 1t
Zines could scarcely get around. Ny
r;ga5 sioul5or also hurt terribly and
i was al I could Dc 10 move my arm
aoout. had gotten into a badly run
ccwn G0r&, ion and felt weak and
worn out I'll the time. Then / had the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
NO CHANGE IN VOLSTEAD
LAW, IT'S AUTHOR SAYS

Washington, Dec. 1.-The prohi-
bition enforcement law probably will
stand unchanged for the present at
least. Representative Volstead, Re
publican, of Minnesota, its author,
said today he had no intention of al
tring it in any way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

Reeves, . jailer, wss shoS ard fatally
wounded at the Shelby County jail
here before noon today, while, at
tempting to prevent the escape of
Clyd3 Hamilton ard two other men
he'd in the jail pending trial on
charges Ct rCboery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

Ham;lton, VINO IS said to have fired
the shots that nortaily wounded
Reeves, and the two other men es
capped.
Reeves died shortly after he reach
ed the hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
Money Cannot Bay

a father and insurance will not save
one, but it will provide an income
for the education of children and for
the living expenses Of dependents.
list year. National Life Insurance
Company of Vermont. Mutual.
Established 1850
JOHN T. WORTHINGTON
District Agent
King Street Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01
HAPPENINGS ABOUT
CITY TOLD N BRIEF

Don't fail TO see the wonderful
seven reel film, "The Rosary" which
viii be shown tonight at the Lyceum
Hall at s O'Clock.
Mr.. Charles Martin and Miss May
! z. schunan was quietly married
Saturday evening BY the Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, at the rcctory Of Grace
Church.
Mrs. William Lewis Packard, Of
Geneva, n. =. IS visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William +.
Brcokes, at her home in Prince
street.
A regular meeting Of Ava Aerie,
Fraternal Order Of Eagles, will be
| held tonight in Eagles Halh fourth
| floor, Alexandria National Bank
Building at o'clock.
All members wishing 10 make the
Lvceum Junior Basketball Team ara
/ urgently requested to be present at
a meeting practice in the gymnasium
at I O'Clock Thursday night.
A musical will be given tonight at
! the Anne Lee Memorial Home Of the
Aged. b. Mrs. Matte Wade Woolls'
Glass. 4 silver Offering will be
taken for the benefit of the home.
The public is cordially invited.
Liberty Rcbekah Lodge 80. IS, odd
Fellows, will give their annual oTs-
ter supper from 6 till o'cloc!: 70
morrow night in odd Fellows Hall.
Fancy articles also viii be disposed
o9.
The Gibraltar Athlete C''b has ar
ranged FOR 4 smoker which will bc
given tonight IN its c,ubrooHs -
sos King street. ! number Of ath-
lotic events are on the program. A.
Invitation IS extended 70 III men 70
attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

Don't fail TO see the wonderful
seven reel film, "The Rosary" which
viii be shown tonight at the Lyceum
Hall at s O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-01

All members wishing 10 make The
Lvceum Junior Basketball Team arr
requested to be present at
a meeting practice in the gymnasium
at I O'Clock Thursday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
INSANE CARE Bic
DRAIN ON REVENUE
Many Counties In the State Are
Indebted For the Care of
Their Insane Patients, II
Seems

There arc 5000 insane persona To
state asylums noe The instlt1Ion
n Norman has the largest number
the remainder are divided between
the East oklahoma hospital at vini
"a. and the Wem Oklahoma hosl.llal
Al Port supply While the Norman
asylum n practically filled. tho other
$50 are not and since most Of
the countiea have no place 10
keep their insane within the county
limits. the board of affairs has not
adoided the policy Of absolutely de-
nylng delinquent counties the right to
send thalr patients 70 state lnstitn-
tlons. Tho hoard may have threat
ened this a fecs times IN an effort 20
bring debtors to time
Some Of the counties seem 40 have
got into" the state for considerable
amounts. McCuFtain county Is sald
to owe more than t7.o0p for the care
OF Us insane Oklahoma county was
deIinquenf for an even larger amount
but n finally paid. after being dunncd
very urgently BY the board The ac-
counts Of abe board OF affairs show
that there Is die TO the Norman asy-
lum. tl.s232s from Atoka county
s3.7l2s5 from Canadian county. si.
as from Carer county; ss.e52G7
from Coal county: sf.is7f7 from
comanche couuty: $i.27osa from Kay
county, s5.Cos.72 from Loknn county.
The same record fhona due the ~.
suigly institution s27sg7s from
Blaine county: si.e3s.7o from King
fisher county: s3.250i0 from Woods
county Owing 10 the vinita asylum
50 .252o4 from Delaware county: 81.
6f0ss from seauoyah county. This Is
by no means q complete list OF the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON
NAMES NEW JUDGE
Judge Arthur Swank Resigns
and Chas. G. Smith Is
Commissioned To Sue
ceed Him

Judge Arthur Swank rendered hls
resignation Monday 10 Governor Rob
ertson and the resignation was ae-
ceted to become cffecsipe Docempez'
ist
Immediately after the resignation
Of jude Swank was accepted, Gov
crnor Robertson issued commission
70 Judge Charles Smith of this city.
to I'm the place. his commission be-
ing dated from Deoemher
While citizens Of Guthrie. general
" regret TO hear Of The resignation
of Judge SNank. they are well lAeas-
"a al the news OF the appointment OF
Judge Smith TO the place Judge
Smith has been pwacticing attorney
9. this city FOR the past tweive years
and has established an envlable prac-
tiee. ''Nhlle ! will not profit finan-
cially by accepting the appointment
did so that | Nigh. secure rest
from the arduous dulics of aittend-
ing 70 other peoples troubles like
the game but 1t pals a term or two
on nhe bench viii give me chance
20 look at the legal game from dlf-
ferent perspective said Judge Smith
today judge Smiths many warm
personal friends in the city viii be
delighted to hear Of his appointment
Judse Smith Is also a regent Of the
4. a y. school scoloredl at langs-
tois, ard II was the request of Gov
crnor Robertson when he appointed
him that he continue to serve as
recent Of ahat school
Judge Swank, during his term and
a haM on the bench of this Judicial
district. has given splendid satisfac-
fContinued on Pace 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
VI. |. BURNETT DIED
BY HIS OWN HAND
Coroner : Jury Returns Verdict
OF Suicide Deceased Had
Swallowed Three Ounces
OF carbolic Acid

"rhe despascd came "a his death
,h drinking carlsasc a.sa with intend
20 eanamM suicide
The above verdict Was retuwsed ~
the cannesa iurs sNilhenslng ever
the remains ot sho hte VI T. llur
nsts. yesterday cyenluR Thpse wno
wasied tlAp NcrllNi weee ( N Wryan,
q A. schvahe 4 hams ion. g Fl
Smith, IS Aser ana W 7 waik
er
Sevctui nlaleaes Nvfe examined
b,E ~ evidence. abeddlns lighs 81 tho
rpaauu cor The rash aet waa genna
There waa an anioAnded runner sur
rens Yesterday evening that refusal
nn the paFg " another FNFty "a losn
81 slknlna i noso or moss aeaeo waA tho
prime reaeon No testimony laueh
ins thAt uhAae oF tie nntlsr esss ad
ducs~l however
When the body was fonad i was
prmaneA that she sleceaaeA came to
hla detfh hy hearl ntfuke 1hle
Was Ernerally Acceqied "a tfue uaisl
oHlanra made eeaivh Df tha harn in
which The hody WINS found rha
sheriff paoked 40 an empty three
nunen vito and NlnAa The ulpr
FROM both Indicated taat they had
contained esirhellc arid. IlF lIalNl
wAA calied bnt hu waA uncertain Aw
shore were no burns on thr face of
lnough such a. is usalAsiy found foA
lowsns the taking N onta,olls arld
Il required an antonWy 30 slnlHminv
thc caliHe Much ~ tha deadly acid
NHa found IN the atanavh The
aald mixed with the wnter had madu
Il ponslble Tor tho fry fluh "a vnter
the stomach without hurninr tho
mouth Of throat hui the effect whea
II reached the stomach was equally
aa dcaaly as shvugh "a had beea
taAen RAW
Funeral sersloea viii bo cnndueled
~ the Masonic IosiFo 20 whirh he
belonged Tha sorslcea VIII he@in AZ
midul9ht ionigl4f Iulerment wlN be
made ~ Summit view ceneiery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

fensc. would be served on mr. Hamon
AZ once. County Attorney Rua4all o
Brown who fslrd the lnformatloaa.
announced early today
The papers vii be served on Mr.
hamon IN local hospital where n.
is confined Tor treatment as the re
sult Of an alleged accidental dis.
charge q 80 sealibre pls,oi early
Sunday night, bot which County A..
sorusy Brown declares was wovuf
received q the hands Of Clara smltr,
whom. Ne charged, Mas in Me
Hamcn's room a. local ho,ri wher
the wound was received
a second information. Tiled hy
counsy Attorney Brown AZ the sams
tme charging M,ss smith with asaaaii
with intent 70 XIII. viii be iodgsd
against the woman es aeon a. she
has been appfehended, County Atiam
ney Brown declared Mles Smith AZ.
eordira to the attorneys nforma'ltn n
icft Ardmore late yesterday afternotA
with a destination given a. Callfornls.
Rspor'a 20 hla offcf early today ~
response 70 telearams sent ous latt
nloh' il az effort 70 Intercept Nina
Smith before ahe had creased thr
boundaries Of the siatc Indicated
that she had moi been located
FHlna % the lnformations lsat
noht vxas the result Of an informal
nvcsslaatlon on the part o. county
offcers. nv Grown said, into Tho ~.
eldcnt bringing about Mr. Hamon's
wound. DESPITE the statement %
Frank l.. kctch Mr. HAmon's business
u anapcr THAT the wound was recsfy.
ed while Mr Hamon WAS cleaning tne
pistol. Developments of tho inquiry
conducted BY the county attorney var.
ran,ed the fllina o. the two irsorma.
iiona, Mr. Brown said further
charges ard issues IN the nforea-
tons viii be brought to lloht when
the subotanee Of these lnformations
ffentfin5nd nm ls4sa 4 )
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
Turks
Take
Tribute

New York. Nov. 2s Turkish tax
collectors spare nothing from leyies
except schoolbooks. and the assess
ments run so high thap 10 cents a
pound Is exacted on all sugar whna
a tax Of s29s recently was demanded
ON an automobile that sells for s595
in the United States
These unterrified tax collectors
have hoisted the rates 10 such an
altitude that the Near East Relief in
j-cted protest. its headquarters here
was informed In letter from one of
their workers IN Samsoun, Armenia.
about eco miles from Constantinople.
Liquor. hlightef by prohibition
since October |. is taxed certain
sum per bottle Irrespective OF Quai-
lty. the letter said. The time limit
for exporting all insoxtcants from
the country terminates December y
After that the Kemal government will
confiscate the balance Of stocks
For thirty years special taxation
has been exercised TO fill swama
that has caused malaria 10 blossom
and flourish constantly but. The writ.
er said, "thesc hundreds OF thousands
OF Turkish pounds have filled official
pockets while the marsh stiil remains
untitled" The Near Eas, Relief has
a hospital only mile away, and has
persistcntly requested that this
"plague-spot be removed
Or X J. Marden. head Of The Near
East Hospital at Marsovan, has "per-
formed many minor operations 70 re
mcve tattoo marks from Armenian
girls continued the letter These
girls arc >tattooed on the hands. fore
head, chcekhoues. chin and on or be-
tween the breasts Many girls are
deeply shamed Of this mark of the
slavohood
Some OF these girls vii vanish
sooner or later from the protecting
home. as some have done before
them. TO find iheir way back 70 the
Turkish or Kurdish harem which con
tains Their child One cannot blame
them. They are mothers first ana
Armenans afterwards There is
tragedy there for the Armenian men
will never understand this thing. 70 &
them the child Is a Turkish child 70
the mother. Il II he~ child" +
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
Passing
of the II.
S. SUBS

New York. Nov ~S Pursuant II
40 act oi Congress- which provides
FOR the abolition q thu various sa9-
treasures scattered throughout tae
country the unliea States sub,Trea,
sury IN this city viii eease to exist
at the end of ,he year and its fanc.
sions and powers with he added to
those already delegated to The loesl
Federal Reserve Rank
Many ~ the employees of the sih.
trcasury now numbering less than
AGO. wlll be taken over BY the FEEDER.
al Reserve Bank, which Will occupy
The Treasury building until its own
new home In this city u completed
and other employees may be 10 into
The customs service
The local suh.sreasury. for geua~
allons an inicsral par, r. thu finaa.
clal history 81 the government, os.
euples a commanding position III thu
heart of the financial district and ir
en- lhe site o. the seat OF the FedosAi
Congress- where Ceorge WASHINGTON
took The oath og office as first rrasi.
dent or the United States
lis Grecian facade and broad u.s.
nroaeh have heen the scenes Of som
or the most important and interesting
events IN The annals 81 this city Hnd
country From ia steps, siandlng
IN the shadow Of the bronze statue
o. the Father of his Country hnvs
spoken some Of tho most distinguish
cd statesmen OF this and iorelea
lands
Many political demonstrations al
deep Significance have taken place
thnrei ineludlnr those htla durian tha
Blaine aud closeland campaigns ana
Theodore Roosevelt made hts uest
opon-alr speech from is steps whea
be ran fer Governor of Kew YORK
During the world war me 9no
treasury was the center cf numeroas
Liberty bond ralllcs and other alMi.
lar gatherings Only recently ifs
stcas we're ihDngv white sneakers
representing various patriotic orgas
izalIon voiced their protest against
the mysterious explosion ~ Snpten
her is, which occurred with SO sees
of the Washinston statue and caused
serious damaee to The new Assay eF
flee building next door
N IT'S many years OF service the
sub.treasury has been the raposiio
Of well nieh countless billions Of d,l.
lars ~ gold and silver aud papef
money and ITS chiefs have included
some OF The most notable figures
among the financiers OF the city
Martin voeel. now assistant trea
surer. will return to the practice q
law as soon as he is relieved Of his
duties This will not BE possible
however. until an official count has
been taken OF the vast sums oi money
stiII rcposing IN the underground
vaults Of the bouldng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23
DEAD MANS VOTE
COUNTED IN ALABAMA

Gadsdcn, Ala. Nov 23.A decd
mans vote was counted in Blount
couny IN the general election .S.,-
vemher ? and has been held legal. il
was learned today w A. Parrish II
Pocahontas precinct. that county. was
i'll In Gadsden hospital just before
the election and mailed his ballot
to the managers OF his precinct II
was deposited and counted Parrish
died the morning OF November 2 be-
fore the polls were opened Tna
managers did not learn OF his death
antii the returns had been certified
10 the county election commission.
which ruled that the vote was legal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-11-23

Ardmore Okla, Nov. s3, -oWina 20
tho unfavorable condition Of Jake l..
siamon. Republican national commit
teeman and ard millionaire oil man of
Ardmore. who II IL locai hospital
here suffering from wound which
iu alleged by Frnnk t. keteh, his
business manager, tc have been sus
tanned hy tho accidental discharge"
81 a plstol here sunday NIGHT the
warrant for arrest charging htm with
committing stasusafy offenae Will
not be served rpon him until his con
dslon Is lnpsover. County Attorney
Russell q Grown. wha larueo the IN
Formation said AZ 3 late hour ,his
morning aftsr leaning cf the ply
sician's report o. M Hamon.
Mr.. Hamon was last nichs charged
wlth the offensc upon Information
filed At tine snatboasIon ~ County Al
torney Brown, who. after an lnvsssi-
qation. declared his belief thar the
wound waa received az the hands of
Clara Smith. woman whom he q
tened Was sith NJ Aamon a. the
time the wourd was Inflicted
County Attorney Brown stated
however, that tha warrant Tor the ar.
rest Of Miss Smith was the out1rowth
o. another Information filed BY the
attorney charging her with assault
with intent 10 xiii WAS now n the
sheriff Of Carter eoonty and would
be served i,pon her as soon as she
has bccn apprchendrd. No word had
been received n the shcrlffs office
at o'clock this morning of the
whereabouts of Miss Smith