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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-18
GARD FOUND NOT GUILTY.
Shown In Court Hearing That D.
<ondSnt Waa Not Arrested,

Shown In Court Hearing That De-
fsndant Was Not Arrested.
Marion Gard. charged with having
resisted an officer was found not
guilty Wednesday afternoon in
municipal court. It was shown at the
trial Of the case that Gard had not
been placed under arrest by Motor
c,scle Patrolman Harold Quinby, who
nled the charge.
Gard. with his son Clyde and
daughter Edith, were driving home
FRI the Gard delivery truck late In
August when halted by the police
man. who alleged they were exceed
ing the speed limit. Clyde Gard, the
driver, was arrested for speeding, and
his father and daughter stepped down
from the car, believing the driver
would be taken to police court. The
elder Gard was ordered by the police
man to get back in the car, which he
did. and all were taken to police
headquarters. Gard, on hearing of
the case, showed he had not resisted
the officer and had not, in fact, been
placed under arrest Quinby insisted
on the case being heard but 1t did not
come to trial until last week. when
evidence was taken. Attorneys for
the defendant and the, city pleaded
tho case Wednesday afternoon, and
S'udge Tankersley gave a ruling late
in the day.
The case against. Clyde Gard. for
speeding, has never come to trial and
liAubtless will not. TIL three oc-
l:upants of the car deny they had ex-
l.esded the speed limit.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
INJUNCTION AGAINST RELEASE
 V|LL|STAS MADE PERMANENT
 BY NEW MEXICO FEDERAL COURT

SANTA FE, N. NJ. Dec G. Dis trict Judge Reed Holloman late to- day made permanent the injunction restraining Warden Fidel Ortiz of the state penitentiary from relSas- ing the 1G- Villistas recently pardon ed by Governor o. A. LarraZolo.
 The men were alleged to have par tic,pated in Francisco Villas raid on Columbus, x. NJ. March 9, 1916. They were captuted in Mexico by General John J. Pershing's punitive expedition, returned to Luna county, ir which Columbus is located. and either pleaded guilty or were con- victed of der. They were sen tenced to the penitentiary for long terms.
 Governor Larrazolo pardoned the men about two weeks ago. and i'm
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Veteran Bicycle Champion
 Drops Out of 6-Day Race
 Because of Terrific Pace

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-rhe terrific pace set by riders in the .;iX-day hi- cycle race at Madison Square Garden tonight caused the retirement from the contest of Frank L. Kramer. for many years champion bicycle rider of the world Willie Spencer. Kramer's partner, was allowed four hours to team up with another rider.
 At midnight, the 24th hour. Brccco and Coburn had covered 47l miles. no laps and Debaetes and Persyn AS miles and laps.
 At one o'clock the end Of the 25th hour, the relative positions Of the teams had not changed. ihe brocco- Coburn team leading with 4?3 miles and laps. The record fo.' this hour is 55S miles laps. made by Lawrence and NIagin in 1914.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

the case, 1t was announced. The opinion Of the court, as read i by Justice Clarke, sustained III un- equIvocaI language pracrIcaiiy every contention raised by the government
 III its brief. 1t was held that the Le- nigh Naiiey raill pad through the coal | company or the same name and other subsidiaries, monopoliZed the produc- ton, transportation and sale of an- ! Lhracite coal from mines located along
 its lines; that this monopoly was sus- tained through illegal preference to the subsidiaries and that the organi- zatlon Of the coal sales company was
 in fact mere device to circumvent the so-calied commodity clause of the interstate commerce act which forbids a common carrier to transport coal in which it has any interest
 "This history of almost % years" the opinion said, after reviewing the life of the railroad from it's inception, casts an Illuminating light upon the intent and purpose with which the combination here assailed was formed and continued"
 Evidence submitted by the govern ment was accepted as proving that the railroad controlled 60,000 acres Of anthracite lands along it's lines ''in the limited area of anthracite produc- ing territory" and that 95 per cent of the coal tonnage moved by the rail road in 1908 was controlled by it through it's complete dominance of the parent coal company which produced the tonnage
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Government Wins Suit Against Lehigh
 Valley Railroad; Supreme Court Holds
 Company Violating Antitrust Statute

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Le- night Valley railroad case, the second and last of the great anthracite coal antitrust cases, was won today by the government
 The supreme court, in the unani- nous poinion of the seven members participating. held that the existing combination of the railroad and it's principal subsidiary companies was in violation of the Sherman antitrust act, and, reversing the lower court, ordered entering of decree dissolv- ing the combination of redistributing it's stocks, bonds. and properties so as to make each component part in fact Independent and competitive.
 Specifically named in the order of dissolution were the Lehigh Valley Railroad company, the Lehigh Valley Coal company, the Lehigh Valley Coal Sales company, Coxe Brothers 6 Co.,, and the Delaware, Susquehanna & Schuylkill Railroad company. The court dismissed the bill so far as it named the New York and Middle Coal Field Railroad & Coal company, the G. B. Merkle company, the Girard Trust company and individual defend ants, including the late George F. Baer, Daniel c. Reid, Eden B. Thomas, Lyman D. Smith, E. T. Stotesbury, G. F. Baker and other officers and di- rectors. of the defendant companies prominent in the financial and rail- road world.
 Justices McReynolds and Brandeis took no part in the consideration of
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
The flavor planned especially for the hot~breads
 of the South

NOSE famous hot-breads and
 pancakes ofevery Southern home
 A how good they taste to the youngsters back for the holidaysl
 To make syrup exactly suited to these beloved hot-breads was the great ambition of two young Southerners. iwenty-two years ago these two Louisianians, their memories full of the delicious sweets of cane-crushine time down on the old plantation, de- termined to match that old-time lusciousness, product for product.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

mediately thereafter left for MeNico City to attend the inauguration of PreSideIt-elect Obregon. As soon as the public learned that the pardon had been granted the governors Of flee Was flooded with protests from various organizations and individu- als from all parts of the state.
 The injunction was granted on the ground that the governor exceeded his authority in issuing the pardon without submitting the matter to tES board of penitentiary commissioners.
 The American Legion post of Al buQGerque backed the injunctions proceedings.
 The case will be appealed tc. the state suptame court, and the men will not be released pending hearing there
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

Order c can today. There are tsoo Brer Rabbi syrnps. he5haightpurejaieeoftAesngar cane (blne MbeD and e miLder syrRp of modified 5weetness (br0pn LabeD. This latter syrup iS especially pnf ap t0r hO5e 'oho praer q seftening of Me rieh 5f0eefness of oM.fashiOaea plantation Iy,up. Enjoy Me noted Brer Rabbit .t9a0or tO- night! Peniek 6 Ford, Ld., Nes0 OrIeans.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
SEWING EXHIBIT

Az demonstration of the value and practicability of the instructiuon given to the Mexican children at the Frank lin school, there is an exhibit of sew ing and dressmaking done by the girls of the school in the windows of the Bisbee Drug company. on Ma!D street. The exhibit consists of articles of girls and children's clothes. Miss Anna Streed is the sewing instructor
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Happy Woods Gets Decision From Russell Chambers in
 10-Round Bout at Stafford

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. o.-rsapps Woods. of Tucson, at Smnord tonight won decision over Russel Chambers Of Douglas. in bout that went the full 10 rounds. although Woods had the better of the contest all the way. according to telephone advices from Stafford.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
cAIP-McGOORTY DRAW

LA SALLE, H., Dec. b. George Chip Of New Castle. Pa. and Eddie McGocrty, of Oshkosh. Wis, fought a 10 round draw tonight, a referee giving the decision. Tn the prelim- inaries. Tom Carney of Spring Val ley, Ill., knocked out George Toler of El Paso. Texas, in the first round. It was Carney's seventh straight knockout
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
EARL cRApDoCk WINS

OMAHA, Neb. Dec 6.-Earl Grad dock of Anita, Iowa won from Char- ley Peters, of Papillion, Neb., in two straight falls here tonight. Grad dock was on top nearly all the tioe Peters expending his efforts in keen ing his shoulders from the mat.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
KIEcKHEFER QUALITIES

CHICAGO. Dec. 6.-Aguie Kieckhe- fer of Chicago tonight qualified for the finals for the national three-cush- ion billiard championship by defeating Pierre MaupoIne of Milwaukee, in the last game of the play off or the four cornered tie for third place in the pre- liminary matches.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Pinkey Mitchell Holds
 Jack Britton to Draw
 In To- Round Contest

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 6 - Pinkey Mitchell held Jack Hritton. welter weight title holder, to draw in a 10 round no-decision contest tonight according to several sporting writ CTS. Somt thought 'Britton had a shade. One newspaper critic gave Mitchell the better of seven of the n rOuudS
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
sHANNoN cETs DECISION

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6.-Eddie Shan on of Portland. Ore. was given the newspaper decision over Jack Lawler, of Omaha in an eight round bout to- might They are Ii 4htweiehts.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Zuln Kid Matched

FL PASO, Texas Dec G.-"Zulu" Kid of Brooklyn, N. ... and Dick Griffin of Fort Worth, Texas, ban tamweight, were matched today for 2 15 round bout here on Christmas daV
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
WILL rRAIN lN TEXAS

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-The New
 York Nationals will train again in
 San Antonio, Texas. next spring. it was announced toni ht.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

They put up and perfected one product after another, each the finest of its kind. Soon they were the biggest packers of sugar cane products in the world. Then their great ambition was fulhlled-they began the making of their cherished syrup.
 This syrup IS now at your grocer's.
 Brer Rabbit they called 1t, in honor of the hero of the plantation stories of their boyhood. Already it is the largest selling high-grade syrup in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

o'OOWO GETS DECISION PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6. - Mike ODowd of St. Paul beat Lon R 'wltre of Philadelphia in an eight round bout tonight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
OLD COLONY CLUB
EXTENDS ACTIVITIES
It's Sphere Now Covers Geo
graphical Range Covering
5000 Miles.

Several hundred local men have been
notified that the largest club in the world
the old Colony Club, had just extended its
sphere of activities to cover Reograph-
ica range of 5000 miles from East TO
West, from Paris to the Pacific. Slmui-
tancously with the announcement OF the
opening of the newest branch of the famous
Old Colony Club, in San Francisco, on
October L. came word of the completion
of arrangements for the Old Colony Clubs 3
occupation of the famous Hotel du Rhin,
in the Place Vendome, Paris, as the first
Continental unit of this unique inter
national organization.
'''The plan of the Old Colony Club, of
providing in every important commercial
center in the world a club home for the
use Of all it's members, with specIs faeil-
tiles for rendering service 10 the business
executive on his travels, is working out
more efficiently and more rapidly than
any of us dreamed of, asid one OF the
local members Of the National Advisory
Board The following Delawarcans are
on the advisory board.
Governor J. G. Townsend, Jr, Henry J.
Bailey, John A. Booker, Charles G. Bye.
Alex +. Crichton, Secretary of State
Everett G. Johnson, Edwin W. Llntner.
Leland Lyon, L. L. Maloney. G.. r. Miller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
CLELA ND HEIGHTS FACILITIES.
City Asked to Accept Those That Builders
Have Provided.

At meeting of City Council in com
mittee Of the whole, last night, George H.
McGoyern, representing the Liberty
Housing Co, presented proposition
to Council that it accept the sewers,
drains and other improvements in the
company's operation in the Eleventh
ward ON terms similar to those Of the
Wawaset Park and Union Garden tiacts
The matter has been under consideration
of the Street and Sewer Department for
some time.
The Liberty Housing Company, cor
poration Of the State Of Delaware, il
erecting houses and aiding purchasers of
lots in erecting houses on the site known
ms Cleland Heights, located in and ada
cent to the city just at the southwestern
boundary. The main purpose OF the com
pany ~ To relieve the overcrowdcd hoiIs4
ing conditions through out the city.
In consideration of the premises and
the erection OF the houses on the plot, Mr..
McGoverD asked that Council take such
steps as necessary to REIN burse the Liberty
Housing Co. 70, expenditures made by the
company on the tract of Celand Heights.
for the constructio Of sewers, water pipes
mains, and establishing fire service with
engine facilities IL is asked that interest
be paid at the rate of FIVE per cent,m per
annum, from the date Of expenditures Of
said sums upon the tract, or any portion
of the tract being brought between the
oofpor ate limits of the city.
In the resolution presented bv Mr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
ORPHANS COURT ITEMS.

c hancellor Charles Nj Curtis presided
in the Orphans Court yesterday.
Fra ncis de Haven Janvier presented a
petition for the partition Of real estate OF
James T. L liason and Lewis +. Eliason,
deceased. and an order for commission
was issued
Geor ge Lodge presented return of the
sale of real estate of George F. Casey, de-
ceased, which was confirmed
Edwin G. Cook presented petition for
the partit ion of real estate of Michael
Ryan, de ceased, and an order for summons
was issued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

provetnent without further charge oi cost
70 the owners III the property.
Concerning the matter. Council re-
served decision for future date and dur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

Robert Pennington, John Richardson, Jr; !;
w. II. Savcry, James $. Stirling, Mayor
William G. Taylor, Charles Warner,
W. J. Webster, and J. Writ Willis.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

McGovcrn, IL is fui ther asked that the
city accept, when constructed and APP
praised. to opcrntc and paintnin and as-
sumo responsibility for the foregoing inn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

inp which time an investigation slll be
made.
You Try an Every Ev~n'ns want s1v.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07

The Eureka Electric Vacuum Cleaner won ne
5rard Prlze-highest Of all awards-at the Panama
Pacific International Exposition. San Francisco h
competition with Is other makes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-07
THE GUARANTEE

We guarantee every single part to be perfect ir
construction and perfect in material. The Eureka
is built TO last you lifetime. A guarantee certif-
cate goes with every Eureka Cleaner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-27
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VIII Be P,aved III 1T-
wednesday, EvaniuE. Dec. ID

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arrnOlIr-sE tt1af ftse stHEe ls Vet mr.
the t1ss- exhibition n frzsEstf1all III
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Little Business
Slated far Congress
During Present W eek

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