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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24

early in the Porras administration
he Panamanian legislative body
vcted down prohibition with but
one dissenting vote, tand that leg
is!ator voting in favor of prohibi :
tion was greeted with jeers. 1t is
also mater of record that the
same legislative body a few weeks
ago had q complete turnabout, and
when the question of prohibition
was brought UP but two votes were
necessary to make the republic
dry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24
d TenOIe Fisher

#G path LenOIe ris
BY n.pGARE- n WHITE IS
RI !. 'rspiration for one Of the
the lls ! he holiday SOCIAL func-
sest o. ~ her parents. Mr.. ana
us wn white are entertaining
: dancing party for her l,,,as 70,
y the Moose hall to which
i a. q ~ the younger folk nave
ID 10y ,yden This is the third an
NJ rsr,stmas party which Mr.
Mrs. I white have given tor o..
n,1, aanqhter and is always OF
pdf urs leisure to the participants
'fn pntb p Barnes, daughter OF
~ Mrs. E. T. Barnes, is al
.'tertaining ter with a large dane nc
sn,r NV tonight, the event marx
pa,r' ~ arrival home from the
II,srsity of Washington FOR the
sIday season.
. n A. C. Salem club is to
lns !. one of the holiday festiV-
'n'Oi 0iving an informal dance al
.nland auditorium Monday
''sng. No invitations have been !,
'ap9 VI i being planned for all
NHu the college folk and
''Do Nose who enjoy dancing. Gov
ond Mrs. Ben w. Olcott
and Mrs. Otto Wilson and
" I'd Mrs. John Eaken have
asked to act as patrons ano
,,oDesses ' for the evening.
@ M com mittee in charge OF the
y includes, Arthur Rose
". srb chairman; Miss NARY ELI
|s.,S a'' Bayne, Miss Maud Mccoy
|'san m Gregg and Percy Etreyfellel
cbristmas program which ha'
we'll arranged will be giver
n. evening at 1880 o'clock at tht
no, CONGREGATIONAL church, a
@ n,h Nineteenth and Ferry streets
NJ and Mrs. George Taylor O
|Aanv visited at the home o.
4 Il. con in law and daughter, Mr.
m "a Mrs. Harry Hawkins, for two
I.rs leaving today for Portland
]. snend Christmas with another
n n law and daughter, Mr.. an'
IN Robert McMurray.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Sherman 0
v,hacts have arrived in Salem an'
y the holiday guests of Mr.. Rn'
ms David "A. Hodge
Mrs. william Walton has return
j from a short pre-holiday visi
vIth friends in Portland.
Walter McDougal left yesterda'
im California after spending
vst with Salem friends.
Mrs Chester Cox has returned
from a pre-holiday visit Will
Portland friends. e. H. Cowles o
livingston, Mont, is visiting at tn
nome Of his son in law and daugh
Ger Mr.. and Mrs. Cox.
NJ. and Mrs. j. H. Walker an
als Phyllis Walker left th'
morning for Portland to spend tn
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. r
ii. Johnson. They plan to returl
,he first of the week. Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Walker are sisters
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Carman an
son Of Roseburg will arrive to
night from the south and will b
quests at the home of Mrs. Car
mans brother, George Riches
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24

today by the city's police force or
1900 men, augmented by $500 re-
serves, in an effort to stem the
wave of crime that startled the
metropolis last week More than
$50 persons were caught in the
drag net last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24
New York Round Up
of Crooks Underway

New York, Dec. 24.-The most
sweeping roundup of crooks and
suspicious characters in the history
of New York was under full swing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24

Craig, Colo, Dec. 24,-Thirteen
year-old Lottie Harrington killed
three rattlesnakes with a grubbing
hoe when she encountered the rep
tiles in a potato latch on ranch
near here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24
Allied Worships
Leave Greek Port

Paris, Dec. 24.-Allied warships
which had been in the harbor of
Piraeus, the port of Athens left
1rior to the arrival of Contantlhe
on board the Greek cruiser Averoft
Yesterday so as 10 avoid PAYING
honors to the returning monarch
saws an Athens dispatch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-24

JouRNAL wANr Aps rAY
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
BACK TO MINORS
Benny kaun. BasebaIrs Greatest Bloomer, Said to Be in Deal Whereby Giants Will Get Promising Player.

Toronto July 3.-It has been learned from an authoritative source here that Benny Kauff. the well-known outfielder of the New York Giants, has been traded to the local International league club for Vernon Spen- cer. who has been playing such a sensational game in center field for Toronto this season and who has attracted the attention of prac- ticalIy all of the major league scouts by his hitting. According to word received at the headquarters of the Toronto baseball club last night, Kaun will leave the Giants to- night and join Toronto in Rochester Sunday.
 There has been spirited bidding among the clubs Of the National and American leagues for Spencer's services. Several big cash offers have been made for the player but the Toronto officials turned a deaf to all bidding until the Giants offered Benny Kauff and Pitcher wiIber Hubbel and some cash in exchange for the local gardener. These terms were accepted. The Philadelphia National League club however. refused to waive claim to Hubbel and the pitcher was sold the Entities by the Giants. It Is understood that the Giants then increased their cash offer accompany Kaun in the deal and this was accepted by Toronto.
 Spencer left this city for New York last night. Before his departure he pre- sented with a travelling bag by Toronto fans. The presentation made by Mayor Church. the kingpin of local fans.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
NTERNATIoNAL.IEaGuE.
YANKEE oARsMES LOSE.
Union Boat Club Four of Boston Defeated
 in Thames River Regntta.

Henley y-on-Thamss. England, July B. The Magdalen College tOxford1 crew easily defeated the four of the Union Boat Club of boston in their heat for the Stewards Chal- longe Cup In the Henley regatta here yes terday The English crew hy three lengths. It's time x minutes 4I seconds lt was the third defeat suffered by the Americans in the past two days
 The MaRdal~n crew. rowing smoothly throughout took the lead from the start with both crews rowing 3A strokes to the minute. The Boston FoNswain steered badly and the Engiist boat was clear uf inc American al the auarter-uIite mark The Ensliahrnen increased their advantage to three lengths al the h~tf-miie-
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
GEORGES GOING HOME
Chances for Bout Between French Champion
 Carpentier Would Meet Dempsey.

New York, July 3.-Georges Carpenter, the heavyweight champion of Europe. who has just completed an exhibition tour of the principal cities of America, returned to this city yesterday preparatory to sailing for France July IT.
 Tn explaining why Carpenter will not meet Battling Levinsky on July 25 originally announced Jack Curley says there is clause in tho moving picture contract signed by the French champion that prevents him boxing E the Battrer that date. Curley declares that Carpentier and Levinsky will box in thts country about October 10.
 Regarding the proposed match with Jack Dempsey. CurIey says that Kearns will ar rive in this city the first part of next week and have conference with Carpenter s manager regarding a match for the world s title cnrley expresses confidence that arti- cIes of agreement will be signed before Car ncntier sails for France.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
kRD READY FOR BovT.
Snrpl~t~~ Training for IO- Round yxanshIp Bout With White.

mrbor. Mich. July 7.-Renny
 lightweight champion. wound nK today 10 preparation for his
 uaptenEhlp match with Charlie
 icaRo, to be decided in s huge
 n here Monday afternoon.
 dId his final training today bnard has declined to weigh in nandlera said yesterday there ke more than two pounds differ r the champion and White when hto the ring.
 robabIy Will scale between tsT nd~ at the rinEside. while. the tweiRht expects to tip the beam
 f.2 pounds. White intends to ring aH heavy as possible and bis speed.
 arena in which the lash was rapidly nearing com Irday. Thr structure has n seat N nf fs. 0na Because nf the bnH Tor seats arrangements have Ata uregt H,n1n circus seats to th~ overflow.
 I'm. of Chicago, will referee the
 was agreed upon after Jack aK.r oF Jack Dt bIp#eF. ad EiEsd ja that the NywHiEht cham ba unable ta he here for the
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
LEWIS VS. CARPENTER
Charley Harvey, Just Back from England. Says British Sportsmen Are Anxious for a Bout Between Ted and Georges.
k from England,

New York, July 3.-Ted tkid) Lewis. British welterweight, who relieved of the worlds title by Jack Brtton. of Chica go, is being seriously considered a prospective opponent for Georges Carpenter when tine French heavyweight returns to Europe
 Charles J. Harvey. Lewis manager, who recently returned from visit England declared last night that British sportsnen impressed with the boxing ability of Lewis prepared to back the former welter- weight champion to the extent of 20,0o0 pounds in a bout against Carpenter. Ne
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
FLEMING GOES TO W. AND J.
Former Star Halfback Appointed Assistant
 Football Coach.

Washington, Pa, July 3.-Malcolm D. tRed) Fleming. of Pittsburgh, one-time brilliant halfback and late successful coach has been named assistant football instructor at Washington and Jefferson College. The selection made by the Athletic Council by a unanimous vote The selection of Fleming provides w. and J. with full complement of graduate coaches, as Dave Morrow. earlier in the week, elected head coach again for next season. The tutoring arrangement provides for Fleming having charge of backfield candidates. with Morrow in charge of linemen. the head coach being designated also as field instructor.
 Fleming was member of the class of '16
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
ERS--ANNEX,
 kE YOUR PICK
|seball Champions to
 for HOnOrS Monday

|tle program has hern arranged Arthur \. I'ilz. Of NJ. Mary'S for Monday afternoon. The will bs the baseball game Pioneers and tn. Annex, both lor purse or at0o, There is |iNairy between the followers of and tho Annex teams. Last tas hntttsd tn a it~innlng ton- Inax mnnnaemsnt has collected 5frwRation of players this season Ibrd SO far stamps the team as ht#nusr for tho city baseball title. Manager Frank MeConn. has secured the services of Sltt. late of the Newport News 5nd former Annex and Landcrr. hrk star, for the ieft.field posi- saurea the east boys of bpumhIy capable of caring for 'pf the eutnsla pasture.
 ms Evenly Matched.
 Able that Manager Jim Luby Inner. his aonthpaw. on the Ih Mickey Naonan out nf the hip lt means hard gap to III. Inawer L.uby can he depended
 someone behind the hat who ti thsk nrppptehiYs
 will use the following lineup: M aeId. Burke ar Iinti@ran. Iptt, second base. Green short ot uakess pitcher
 base! Pred achmitt. left field !. Int fields paulson, center Held. | Howe, substitutes.
 ra Iineup VIII he as follows: her, Palmer. pitchers Johnson, Inch. hrat base. fgesley, second third base. Eoeh. left hplds M fiela. tirHnAfi@ld. right field, Morning Baseball.
 Srowram will begin at 10 o'clock hing. when tho Knights of
 Inn VIII play the spartans of
 wlIl have the following lineup;
 catcher. schnitt. T. Hian- nn kanla. pitcher Maher or
 base aautter or Mullen,
 I<inIry or He'd Campbell, third
 Campbell. shnrtHtop. klambt. hndack. center fisids Harold
 Int field.
 af the Hpartans will he as iinn. catcher. Dutch Leonard
 Ter! Kelly. first base. Powers,
 Carey. third base. Keith. aft. loft fieId. Murray, center .hs. right Aeid-
 M and Girls. Games.
 |nrts arranged for the boys and tayMrounds which win begin at ths afternoon will include the &ntmi Dawhrs, boys and girls tn jump. boys. potato race,
 Mar. boys. relay raeen. boys and
 kbali. boys and Ririsi tennis
 eAnd girls: baseball games.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
sao. 900 PAID roH HORSE

Nc" York, July s-SamueI D Riddle owner Of Man e' N 1r yesterday paid s3O Oo0 Ia the Kingston stabte Tor the o-year-oId rott Hrtgadfsr tf%ueral. which is regarded ax one af the best IaKeuilss that has been brought out thts season. Brtgadier General R h} Light Brigade Yoiauda. He stands tG hands high and Is the largest twu-year- old seen on the local tracks this year His sire was imported to this county by former tntttd states senator John NJ. Camden and represents ths hest ftratnz or British thorauE Inbred blood
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
IKE GOOD
w~ton Dash Kings, 8n~ Yard Run Event bnahip~ Yesterday.

x~. England. July J.-- #H. In TsnKiand to engage & meet. made good show rverai of the events ln the kKhIetic Association cham rh the Americans entered. krien of the 22u-ynrd run IN and n. n. Clark. Prince N heats. each making the seconds The holder of ll. of Surrey. won his heat the quarter milc hurdles VI Princeton, won his heat the fs-pound weight put N was first with 4s feet rlson Thompson, Of Prince wifh "a feet ( Ia inches. &pf Princeton. was third
 the half-mile run was Ehudd. of oxford. the
 unner. in ts5g.
 xter-mlle hurdles was
 of Surrey. who beat
 by four yards. Tho
 nd# Tn the second
 rtf dash Brown. of
 nt Tn 2e f-t seconds.
 s eliminated.
 lee .. E. Blewitt. of
 r. x Montague. of
 ta 10 minutes 10 A-5
 rouhf weight W. W.
 -. 'lsan 1hodeH scholar. s discus evcf~ p n,t,r xrt with ts3 isst gy.i nf Princeton, third witi hm~
 of tho uuarter-miia run Fns firat and W. Stevenson. knd This was the fastest Ion hy few inches His eeonda. while that of Ste NrondH r l.. Murray. of heat to R. A Lindsay. of E1 s~s seconds Murray's @~ronds
 men dld not compete in the nr the relay championship, r~nuous day In other events.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03

gotiations now progressing for the ar rangement of a Lewis -Carpentiey match in London, Harvey said. Contrary to previous reports. Lewis will return this coun try until the winter. The British boxer is scheduled for a bout in October and others in the making. Harvey intends to return to England in the fall.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
AMERICAN IEatstI
Nr.trrslaN'. Ees.ilf~

New York :: Philadelphia | .IIoston i9; Washington tt0 innings L. cleveland tn: Detroit ].
 rt Louis | CaicaKo tfo tnntngsi
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
EASTERN LEAGUE
ye@ferssayss Results.

sprinEfleId |: Albany I f1st1. Springfetd 10. Albany 1adl. Hartford 10. New Haven tfstl. Hartford ! New Haven t2dl. pfttsneld :. Waterbury !.
 Worcester 2: Bridgeport [.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
standing of the Clubs
Games To-day.

Boston nt New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn two gamesb. chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
BASEBALL TOMORRt

The baseball attraction at the grounds tomorrow afternoon will the Pioneers and the Rosebuds If The Park City aggregation is saidI1 "the goods" and should force the Il top speed for a win.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
.HARRICK TO CAPTAIN MOu

Morgantown, w. Va, July Harrick, of Punxsutawney, Pa agriculture, has been elected -a 1921 West Virginia baseball teaf plays left field on the nine and football player as we'll
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
GIANTS AND BRAVES
 DIVIDE TWIN BILL
Five Home Runs Are Made During
 the Contests

New York. July g. New York and Boston divided double-header yesterday, the Braves winning the first game. to ', in II innings. and the Giants the second, l3 to 4. The opening contest marked by long hits, in.luding five home runs. Thirty players were used in the game-l4 by New York and IS by Boston The Giants found Scott and Hearn easy in the second game. Doyle end Kaun made home runs in both contests. The by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Albany at Springfield.
 Pittsfield at Waterbury. New Haven at Hartford lrItlxepott at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
By Briggs

at ". and J.. playing on the tas nr
 1918 and 1914. and was one of sf'e field stars of all time at the ins1ny1
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
SECOND GAINED,
Takes II Innings,

Cincinnati July 3.-Cincinnati defeated Chicago yesterday, to 5, in a hard-foug ht 11-inning game. Both Ring and Carter were hit freely, the former receiving the better support. The score by innings:
  Cincinnati ......... o20 100 100 o2--s 10 0 Chicago ........... 900 300 o01 01-5 2 Batteries. Ring and wingo; Carter and Daily and O'Farrell.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
sox BenI Senators.

Boston. July 3.-DoubIes by Witt and Hooper gave Boston 1o-to-9 victory over Washington with one out in the last of the 10th inning yesterday after Washington had had a 9-to-a advantage at the end of the sixth Washington used five pitchers and Boston three Jones allowed 15 hits in the first innings. One-hand catches by Mrnosky and Rice were features Milan and Rice were on base in the third when Roth drove "A home run over the left field fence. The score hy innings;
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Kesuits

Boston D: New York list. II inningsp. New York 1s: Boston sdl. Brooklyn :; Philadelphia | Cincinnati .; chicago z tl1 tnningHI. NJ Louis [. Pittsburgh Q.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
standing of th- C.aD-
Games Today.

New York at Philadelphia " aAhtnEtan at E&'fHtnn, st. Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
yestrrtlny's Results

Buffalo I. Toronto l. Akron Is: Rochester 2. Reading Is. Syracuse l. pther teams not scheduled.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Cleveland Tops Detroit. .

Detroit. July s.--t'Icveiand hit three Detroit pitchers hard and won the opening game of the series here yesterday. 10 to 3 Tho score by innings:
 h Cleveland ........ .aos 0ao aoo--10 |. 2 Detroit ..............o1 .o1o 900 900 1 Batteries: Coveleskie and O'Neill; Dauss. AyrcS okric and stanase and Manion.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Standing of the CInbs.
Game. Today.

syracuse at Jersey City. Rochester at Toronto. Akron at Buffalo.
 Heading at Baltimore.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Do<Ipers' Fourth Straight. .

Brooklyn, July 3.-BrookIyn its fourth straight game yesterday by defeating Philadelphia in the opening game of the series by a score of to 1. The score by innings:
 Brooklyn ........-... 900 0o1 0o1-2 3 Philadelphia ....... .oeo 900 1oo-1 ' ?
 Batteries: Pfeffer and Elliott and Krue- ger: Causey and Wheat.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
TANKS ONCE MORE
 DOWN ATHLETICS
ViCtOrs Are Aided by Rank Muff
 -IndianS Also Win

Philadelphia. Iuly New York remained in tie for first place with Cleveland hr taking the fourth straight victory over Philadel phia. to 1. yesterday. Walkers nun in the sixth scored three runs and decided the game. The by innings:
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
Browns Top Chisox, : to j.

Chicago. July 3.-Erratic fielding by Chicago coupled with opportune hitting gave St. Louis 7-to-5 victory over the locals yesterday in 10 innings. The score by innings:
 St. Lotus -blV 8Ub W.T. la Chicago ..............0o o30 1010-5 10
 Batteries: shocker and severeid; Williams and Schalk.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03

Cards Shut Out Pirates. St. Louis, July 3.-St. Louis defeated
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03
CHRIST GAME).

Batteries: Oeschger. Fillingim and Scott | and Gowdy and O'Neil; Nehf, Benton
 Douglas and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-03

Batteries: Jones. Eibel. karr and Walters: Erickson. Snyder. Courtney. Schacht. shaw and Charity
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-03
c.. O. & P. TRAINMEN IN
MOURNING FOR LATE
CONDUCTOR HARRIS

Every trainnan on the c., O e. r.
railway wore purple and black
mourning badge today commemorat-
ing Frank p. Harris, the oldest train
man on the line who died suddenly
at his home on Webster street on
Wednesday. The remain of Mr.
Harris, Who ran the first car over
the old Ivy way railway, were taken
to Barry, Ill, for burial this morning
\ short service was conducted at
the home on Webster street by Rev
Isaac .Dvan. The special funeral
coach of the company. which is used
for funera! parties. ran down on the
local car line to the Harris home.
whore the family and friends of Mr.
Harris were picked up. The coach
was draped in purple and black bunt-
ing.
The car went to Streator where
the remains were transferred to the
Wabash ami taken to the Old home
at Barry for burial.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-03
TWO SUSPENDED FOR
BREAKING FIGHT RULE

New York, Dec. g. The state box
ing commission and the license com
mittee yesterday inflicted a suspen-
sion Of thirty days on two managers
OF pugilists and a licensed second for
violating a section of the state rules
governing boxing bouts. This sec.
ticn forbids the handlers or seconds
coaching any Of the principals during
the progress of the rounds and dis
tinctly states that seconds must re.
main seated and silent during rounds.
Charley Leonard, brother of the
worlds champion lightweight. was
the first 10 draw a suspension under
this rule since the Walker law be-
came operative He was punished
for perss'ently coaching from a cor
ner of the ring, after being warned
by Referee llaukup, during the Benny
Leonard Joe Wclling bout in Madison
Square Garden last Friday night.
Frank A. Bagley, manager of Willie
jackson, who is taking care of John.
ny Dundee's interests in the ring.
was suspended for similar violations
during the fifteen round bout between
these two lightweight aspirants for
Ieonard's title at the Manhattan ca
sino last Monday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-12-03
CONVICT BUDDY Of
ALLEGED AUTO THIEF
ON WITNESS STAND
BROUGHT FROM PRISON TO TELL
STORY OF CRIME FOR WHICH
STREATOR YOUTH IS BEING
TRIED IN CIRCUIT COURT.

Interest in the SmallWood burglary
trial was at its zenith today while
Harry Burns, convict from the state
penitentiary at Joliet occupied the
witness chair, Burns, who by his
own confession was IL crime partner
of Smallwood. is now serving time"
for the Offense which SmallwoOd is
trying to clear himself of.
Direct testimony lasted for almost
an hour, after which Burns was turn
ed over to Attorney II. VI. Kelly, rep.
resenting the defense, for cross cx-
animation,
Through it ali Burns insisted that
SmallWoOd stole the car from the
johnson garage in StreatOr, and 9TH
or articles valued at $5US2J. He also
claimed that SmallWood and a pal
named Tony Sanders sold the truck,
which belonged to the Streator Bev-
erage Co. in Chicago and that he
did not even get part Of the money,
Burns claimed that he did not
want to steal the car, and that he
warned Smallwood the police would
get him, but that the latter Went
ahead. He also stated that he left
the garage before SnallWood, but
thai SmallWood overlook him in the
alley, and said to him, You might
just as we'll ride. I'm going to Chi
cago.'
He told a story Oi being in Strea-
tor for week before the robbery,
hanging around pool rooms and work
ing on farm OF being broke. with
ont a place to sleep and nothing TO
eat He said that SmalIwuod broke
through a window of the garage, and
let him in through the door
He also told of being an ambu-
lance driver for the Red Cross in
France and being wounded by Il
piece Of ehrapnel Mr. Kelly made
an effort to make him admit having
worked at Hog Island with Small
wood 9t the time he claimed TO be in
France but was unsuccessful.
MIS- Edna Burcham Of Chicago tes-
tilted for the state late yesterday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Burcham stated that
in April she was visiting at tho home
of her parents in Bristol Tha, her
father owned a store there, and
truck stopped one day to get gas She
stated that two young men one of
whom She identified as Burns and
the other as SmallWood entered the
store aud purchased some candy and
Burns Aalkch to her while Small
wood went outside and purchased gas
from her father
Burns, She claimed. wore sol
diers uniform and SmallwOOd a dark
suit On cross examination she was
unable 10 say whether SmallWond
wore an Oyerc0at or not. or whether
he wore hat or cap