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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
More Damlie

More Damlie
 Wilmington News-Journal) Luke McLuke says that once upon time there was a woman who did It care what the neighbors said bout her; and once upon a time .here was a man who didn't tell lis. wife nine times week that he bought.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
BITS OF BY.PLAY
 @- Dy Luke xcLuks Copyright y Circinnatt Enquirer

Our Daily Special Truth Lies At The Bottom or A Vhiskey Bottle.
 Names Is Names Herman Peeps lives in Akron, o
 - s Yes, But Whaddy Va Mean? (Ad in Nashville Tenneseean.) Wanted to buy solid tires for s year-old dchild. Call Hemlock 2885 J
 Signs Is Signs Sign on a store on Eighth Avenue Nashville, Tenn:
 We Will Dye For You.
 Give Us A Chance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
Help!

The Kings face is a brilliant red, They say he is an awful lush; 1e passed a mirror and he said q see I have d royal flush."
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17

The Great Desire To live a few days after youl leath just to hear what the world has to say about you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
Notice!

Saul Beabout, of Cincinnati, is go- ing to travel for the Club.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
Paw Knows Everything

Paw Knows Everything Willie-Paw, can you see a vac dum?
 Paw-No my son.
 Willie-Then how can you clean it with a vacuum cleaner if you cant see it?
 Paw-You better be getting to bed, young man.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
Mercy!

Mercy!
 We learn from a Chicago news. paper that the Democrats in Marion Ohio, are referring to the pilgrims thriving there as 'porchclimbers.' .'
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17
Mean Brute!

"Why do men hate to go shopping with their wives?" asked Mrs. Gabb Huh" grunted MT. Gabb. "When | man shops he wants to buy some hing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17

You Know Him Il haven't much use for that fel- ow Grafter," said the Old FOgy Neither have l." replied the Irouch. His idea of useful man is one who can be used"
 Fooey! Sign in a grocery store at Hamil- ton, Ohio:
 Roasting Ears Tomorrow.
 Come Early! The Early Bird Catches the Worm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-17

Pleasure is the cotton we stuff in our ears when Duty calls
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
SHORTHORNS TO
BE AUCTIONED
j. G. Hayden of Castieford. " ". iN'-
land of Wendell and hequa bfo>'
OF Kimberly viii Sell so he""

]. G. Hayden of Castleford. y II.
l.eiana OF wendell and kequa BROS.
~ Kimberly will have sale OF reg
stored Shorthorn cattle at the Twin
Fails county fair grounds here %
october 10. at which time they VIII
auction OFF 80 head OF cows and he'll
ers and one herd bull. Five are two
vear-old heifers. bred. or have calves
nv aide. There are also five yeariihb
heifers. mostly rOans.
This is expected TO be one OF th'
largest shorthorp cattle sales "a thA
mari OF the state j. O. Hayden VII
selI his famous herd bull. Village We
tor. the $3.50 bull, and his entlf
herd OF Scotch cows. Village victor
weighs 2.2OO pounds. II roam IN color
ana is an animal OF splendid coni0f
nation. - 4.
Ftfteen head of COWS 10 be SOLD IN
thie sale are pure Scotch, ana N.
',tner nneen are Scotch topped. >.
n Leland ~ one OF the Dest-knoN =
,shorthorn breeders Of the state. ana
ne has won flrsts on his hnc ~Ins
AZ both state and county fairs. a.
Ter and shearss OF Filler and Anaoi
Milier OF Caldwell are the aactloh-
aerE
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
NtrSYON AND HOPKINS
AUCTION SALE DATES

Saturday. October 2, j. w Car
ruth. dairy COW sale. BuhL
Monday, October 4, ED Chamber
lain. closing out sale. Bull.
Saturday. October 3. sale ground
Bull. -
Brown, Jersey cattle sale, big farm
sale, Bull.
Thursday. October IA. English and
Konicek closing out sale
Saturday, October l6. sale ground
Buhl-
Monday, October IS. VIM. Baugh'
man. closing out sale. Bull
TUESDAY. October 10. +. u. HICKS
and Weatherby. closing out sale
northwest OF Filler.
Thursday. October 81. Joe Tupin
closing out sale, Bull.
Friday, October %. Joe Roggint
closing out sale, including 90 head OF
fine Jersey milk cows.
Saturday. October p. sale ground
Bull.
Monday. October 20. l.. b. Eaiken
closing out sale.
Tuesday, October 26, Walter Free
man, closing out sale.
Thursday, October 2S, l.. {. More
land, closing out sale, northeast o.
Filler.
saturday. October so. Traders da'
sale, Bull. -,
nearly every day" Is the advice gay
en- by Col. Earl Munyon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS

The high school classes organized
ana elected the following Officers.
Monday: Freshman class-fr"si-
dent. Lucille Murray; vice presiden
Ralph Love; secretary-treasurer' ia
eel Nancolls.
Sophomore class--President, Don
aid Musser; secretary-ueasuie -
Lucy Otto. =,
Junior class-President, Claripei
Walter; secretary treasurer La
Vaughn Mann. ~
senior class-President, Carl MO
genson; secretary treasurer FRANK
Thompson. 4.
The high school football team de-
feated the jerome aggregation on th'
Iatter's field Thursday. A new 100
ball was awarded the winning team
rhe game drew affair crowd. filei
made two touchdowns In the firs'
quarter. but was unable TO score ,Ioh'
that time. Jerome made touchdown
i'm The last quarter, the final score
being 10 to In favor OF Filler.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
Local News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. John S Gourley are |
the parents OF a baby daughter. Mary |
Anne. born at the Twin Falls county |
hospital. Monday
VIM. s. Hart in Toll Gate" at Gem
Monday and Tuesday.-adV.
Miss Pauline Ripley of Twin Falls
spent the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. f. b. Ripley. She left Monday
morning for Berger. where she Is
teaching in the intermediate depart
ment.
Miss Mabel Banks returned 10 her
home in Twin Falls Saturday.
r f. Drake is in Utah this week
looking after his land interests on
the Marshall tract.
Miss Elizabeth Smith and sister,
Phoebe. returned Sunday evening
from Mayo brothers hospital In MIN.
nesota. This was Phoebe seconu
loperation for irsantile paralysis.
she Is greatly improved and they eN-
meet she will entirely recover. Miss
eliza beth had her tonsils removed
while there.
Mrs A. A. Davis and daughter,
Esther, departed Sunday for Okla
homa and Missouri points, where
they will visit several weeks at ire
homes OF relatives.
Mrs. Alice Carnahan Ripley OF
Monrovia, California, arrived mere
sunday an dis visiting at the homes
ofMr. and Mrs. l.. o. Hughes ana MT
and Mrs. +. b. Ripley.
The young peoples class OF the
NJ Z. Sunday school held lheit
monthly party and annual election OF
officers at the church Friday even
ng About twenty young people
we're present and after social houi
he following officers were elected
President, George Walker; vice pres
dent. frma Deal; secretary ueasur-
ar Ralph Beer. Raleigh Drake, VINO
mas been president for the past TWO
years leaves soon for Boston, Mass
where he will continue his studies
an the cello. Complimentary resoiu-
tons OF the retiring presioeh
we're adopted by the class; the heA'
meeting will be neid the last rriuA'
evening in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Barbazat are
he parents OF baby daughter, porn
| Wednesday morning.
The Filler Women's Bible class
viii meet Tuesday with Mrs. .. r.
Thompson, near the Baptist churen
! The lesson for the afternoon VIII Dc
Matthew 5:11-30.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
Kaesers Return

Mr.. and Mrs. John kaeser return
cd Monday from their trip abroad
They sailed May Is on the ,.
phIladeIphia, arriving At Cher0ourg
france. ten days later. going iron
there 10 their Old home AZ Duerron-
roth Berne, Switzerland.
Tbts was the fifth time that nj
Kaeser crossed the Atlantic. The
"a most enjoyable tour.
but maintain that in all their reeenI
lfa.els they founo no section eN@'
excelIed the Filler country
They kept posted on the happen
ings Of Filler through THIS paper,
~hioh vent TO them regularly every
xssk IN Tar of Switzerland.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
WALTER AND sHEaRER's AUG
TIoN DATES

Walter and Shearer., auctioneers,
announce the following sale dates;
October 3, Seth Custer. farm sale
southeast OF Twin Falls.
October Is, Harry Brandon, farm
sale northwest OF Filler.
October 90. o. j. Sanger, farm
sale southwest OF Twin Fails,
October 10. Hayden ana Leland
registered Shorthorns, county iAii
grounds. Filler.
October 20, c. A. MeMasier' reg
istered Shorthorns, Twin rams.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
woMAN,s CLUB MEETING

Miss Edna Ladwig. county home
demonstrator. viii give lecture and
demonstration at a meeting OF the
Filler Woman's club Wednesday ant
.rnoon in the Masonic hall. There
Will also be musical number by
Airs Arthur Anderson. Hostesses
for he day include Airs. %. }. childs.
Mrs. W. r. Alworth and Mrs r. +.
MOaeiey
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENT

sunday school at e:45. Bihle
school rally. Let every member OF
the acAool try 10 be pr csent IL a. m.
The Lost Child" twentieth cen
tury peril. 7;30 p. m, evening wor.
ship, "A Tender Entreaty." A cor
dial welcome To all.
c. n. DEAL. Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
WINNING SEWING CLASS II
AFTER STATE H0NoRs ALSO

The Filler sewing girls class. com
posed OF Miss Dorothy RIPLEY. Miss
Edgarina Chandler and Miss Eliza
,eth Buckley. are at the state fair al
Boise this week. where they are com
peting under the direction OF Miss
Mary Graybill for state honors. This
class were winners In the county con
est conducted az the Twin Falls
county fair here two weeks ago.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
WALKER SELLS FARM

J. II. Walker has sold his farm at
Naroa and purchased an S0o-aere
ranch near Jordan City in the Jordan
valley in Oregon. This Is nay
ranch and MIR. Walker expects to raise
took
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30

Honest weights and fair test as
sured YOU al the ID. i. Produce Co
MEL soN-RICKS CREAMERY CO.
VIM. s. Hart In Toll Gate ~ zen
theatre next Monday aud TUESDAY
October a and ADV
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30
NEW ELECTRIC SIGN is
INSTALLED FOR Filler CAFE

A big new electric sign was last
week placed over the front OF the
Filler Cafe on Main street. The sign
Is one of the latest type. designed TO
serve its purpose AS well In the day
time as at night.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-30

Honest weight and fair test as
surod YOU at the d. r. Produce CO.
MEL SoN-RICKS CREAMERY CO.
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Frederick Peters. who plays the
seven-foot giant in Edgars Sunday
Courtship," now being made at the
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Ray Smallwood Is directing Nazi.
nova in Madam Peacock" her new
Metro production.
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Mae Murray. having hnished "The
Right 10 Love" called last week with
her husband, Robert q. Leonard. direc-
tor OF Cosmopolitan productions, for
vacation in Europe.
Mrs. william Vaughn Moody. widow
of the author OF THE Faith Healer"
has arrived at Hollywood 10 assist in
the production OF her husbands play
on the screen. Milton Silis and Mabel
Julienne Scott will have two OF the
leading roles.
Jean de Brisc, Sarah Bernhsrdt's 5
leading man In France before the
war, has an important part in Clyde
Fitch's THE Frisky Mrs. Johnson"
which Billie Burke is doing at the
Paramount studio in New York.
Ferdinand Bergdorf. the San Fran
cisco landscape artist, has been en-
gagged by Cecil b. DeMille to paint n
series OF eighty art title backgrounds
TOR Something to Think About"
They will be reproduced by the Loren
Taylor quadri-color process.
mo more privacy than a goldfish"
has a rival in the phrase. mo more
privacy than a movie star at Coney
Island" Thomas Meighan and Faire
Blnney had to go to Luna Park last
week to make some scenes for THE
Frontier of the Stars" and their off,
cial love-making was viewed by at
least a thousand eyes besides the in
exorable eye of the camera.
Immediately on finishing 1.-THE From
tier OF the Stars" in New York.
Thomas Meighan left for Hollywood
to commence work on Easy Street
For the past year he has been trans
continental traveller. having made
1.-THE Prince Chap" at Hollywood,
Civilian Clothes" in the East, then
Conrad in Quest of His Youth on
the west coast before coming East to
make THE Frontier OF the stars.
On completion of Easy street In
September the star will go to st. Louis
TO appear personally at the opening
oil the city's largest theater.
Filming has begun at Hollywood OF
the new Paramount-Ince comedy star
ring Douglas MacLean. 1t Is based on
Charles Belmont Davis story when
Johnny Comes Marching Home.
Beatrice Burnham will play opposite
Mr.. MacLean.
"Scotty Bob" great grandson of
"Shipton Brilliant" a prize-winning
English sheep dog brought over by
J. P. Morgan for breeding purposes
has been bought BY Wallace Reid.
the Paramount star, as playmate for
his three-year-old son. William wal
lace Reid, jr. Daddy Reid bought the
dog for a thousand dollars from the
daughter OF the late Lucky" Bald
win.
In order to get under water scenes
for Deep Waters" Maurice Tourneur
built and sunk a concrete ship and
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Ferdinand Bergdorf. the San Fran
cisco landscape artist. has been en-
gagged by Cecil b. DeMille to paint n
series of eighty art title backgrounds
tor Something to Think About"
They will be reproduced by the Loren
Taylor quadri-color process.
The Washington times., 1920-08-14
| : c''.os On $. Of CHATTER About FAs,s :ss p..y.

then went down with his camera man
in a diving bell to get pictures OF the
rescue OF fireman from a compart-
ment in the sunken vessel
Albert E. Smith. president OF Vita
graph, has purchased the Charles
Frohman play, Cousin Kate and an
nounces that IL will be made into a
special screen production with Nlice
Joyce as the star. The screen rights
cost Mr.. Smith figure on a plane
with the top photoplay rights prices
OF the past year.
Joe Ryan and Jean Paige are prov
Ing so popular in "iIldden Dangers,
their first serial that Albert E. Smith
and Cleveland Moffett, the authors
are writing new episode-play for
these co-Stars. II Is an entirely diff
ferent type OF story from Hidden
Dangers" which has become unlyer-
sally known as the "Jekyll-Hydc
serial"
Lucille Carlisle will again be seen
as Larry Semon's leading lady in a
comedy he Is now making on the
West Coast, and which will be re-
leased late this Fall. The thrills and
stunts in THE Stage Hand" the
comedy completed by Larry about a
week ago. proved almost too much
for Miss Carlisle. and 1t was thought
she might have to rest for three
months before going through any
more strenuous scenes with Larry.
The lure OF the game proved too
strong. however. SO Miss Carlisle is
at IL again.
VIII Rogers, 1t is rumored, is diet
ing. No. it's not dyspepsia. or gout,
but merely a few pounds of flesh the
cowboy-star is trying to get rid of.
Frederick Peters. who plays the
seven-foot giant in Edgar's Sunday
Courtship," now being made at the
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Goidwyn Studios. was athletic in
structor at the Norfolk Naval Train
ing station during the Spanish
American War In 1908 and 90 ne
was heavyweight boxing champion
OF the U. S. Navy.
When Jack Pickford finishes the
Goldywn picture Just out OF Col
lege," he will go to Europe for two
months pleasure trip accompanied
by his wife. oliye Thomas.
ID. W. Grinith's life has been in
sured for 100000 for the benent OF
his new company, which WAS re-
Gently organized under the laws OF
the State .of Maryland. with a cap
italization OF $4,000. 900.
"Lahoma." Edgar Lewis latest
production for Psthe, which will be
released this month. is an abbreyia-
ton of Oklahoma, where many OF the
scenes are laid, and shows this
popular star at his best.
ora Carew Will Join the Lasky
forces as leading woman in De Mile
Productions upon the completion OF
Beyond the Crossroads" the Cler-
mont Photoplay production. Her
first picture for De Mile Will be
His Friend and His Wife"
Alice Lake has begun work on
Body and Soul" Charles Swickard
is directing.
Carl Herard has been engaged by
Metro to support Alice Lake in Body
and Soul"
Ray Smallwood Is directing Nazi-
nova in Madam Peacock" her new
Metro production.
Gladys White has the leading femi-
nine role In support OF Lee kohlman
and Rudolph Christians in "The
Matchmaker"
Hamilton Revelle has been signed
TO play one of the leads in "Kismet."
the Robertson-Cole production star
ring Otis skinner
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Hamilton Revelle has been signed
TO play one of the leads in "Kismet,"
the Robertson-Cole production star
ring Otis skinner.
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

Gladys White has the leading femi-
nine role in support OF Lee Kohlmsn
and Rudolph Christians in "The
Matchmaker"
The Washington times., 1920-08-14

In order to get under water scenes
for Deep Waters" Maurice Tourneur
built and sunk a concrete ship and
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The voters of said district to be

the voters of said district to be
held at Blue Sulphur Springs on
as hereinbefore provided, and the
election commissioners herein here
before appointed shall conduct,
count and certify the election on
this question in the manner and
form hereinbefore provided and ac-
cOrding to law.
1t is further ordered, that in the
event authority is granted the court
SO to do by the voters of said Blue
Sulphur District and including that
part of The Town of Anderson
which is in said district, then the
said court shall at each levy period
lay sufficient levy on ali taXabe
property in said Blue Sulphur Mag
lSterial District, including the
Town Of Anderson which is in said
district, to at all times meet the in
terest on said bonded indebtedness
and the series of bonds coming due
but in no one year shall the dis
trlct levy provide a greater special
bond levy than is sufficient to paw
oil said interest and to pay off and
discharge each and every one of
| said serial bonds as they respect
lively become due, and not to eX-
coed the said So cents maximum
levy.
1t is further ordered that the said
voters Of said Blue Sulphur Mag
] isterial District, including that part
'of the Town of Anderson which is
in said district, be registered as
provided by law.
1t is ordered that this court do
sit On the fifth day next preceding
said special election for the pur-
pose of hearing any and all matters
as to the registration of voters Of
said district, and of doing any and
all things in relation thereto as pro-
vided by law.
1t is further ordered that in the
event said bonds are authorized al
said election, then this court will
appoint three free-holders and
voters Of said Blue Sulphur District
to act as an advisory committee to
this court in all matters relating
TO the said road Improvement in
Guiding the sale of bonds, employ
inent of engineers, determining the
kinds of roads to be built, reIoca-
tons. and the materials to be used.
and the auditing and settling ac-
counts, the said committee 10 be
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Proclamation and Notice of Spec
ial Election by the voters of Blue
Sulphur Magisterial District, Green
brier County, West Virginia, on the
18th day of September, 1920, on the
question of issuing Road Bonds and
OF authorizing a maximum special
levy.
Pursuant to an order made and
entered by the County Court of
Grecnbrier County, West Virginia,
on the 10th day Of July, 1920, I,
Thos. w. Shields, President Of the
County Court of Greenbrier County,
West Virginia, do hereby proclaim
and appoint Saturday the 18th day
of September 1920, between the
hours of sunrise and sunset of that
day, at the regular established vot-
ing places of said Blue Sulphur
Magisterial District of said Green
brier County, as the time and
places at which a special election
provided for. in said order shall
be held by the qualified voters Of
said Blue Sulphur District, includ-
ing the Town of Anderson therein.
to decide whether they will ratify
lor reject the said order proposing
an issue of bonds TO the amount OF
S94, 10000 and levies for the paw
ment Of interest and principal for
the purpose of constructive roads
in said district.
Given under my hand as Prcsi-
dent Of the said County Court, this
the 18th. day of August, 1920.
THOS. w. SHIELDS,A
President of Greenbrier
County Court
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elected by a mass convention Of
Saturday the 4th day of September.
1920, at the hour of 2 O'Clock p. M.
1t is further. ordered that the
shall be canvassed by the county
court sitting as board of canvass
ers on the 5th day, Sunday excepted
after. the date of said special cleo
ton, as provided by law.
West Virginia, Greenbrier Hs
Count, SIS: =,
I, Paul c. Hogsett, Clerk of Gree
brier County Court, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is true
and exact copy of order entered by
said Court, and found Of record in
my said Office.
Greenbrier County Court.
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further, said road may be changed
as to location from point to point
or from place to place. when by so
doing economy of construction or
maintenance is secured.
And for the purpose of holding
said election, the court doth here
by appoint the following commits
sioncrs of election to take the poll
and ascertain and certify that re-
suits of said election in such man
Eer as is prescribed by law for
ascertainipg and certifying the cleo
ton of county and district officers,
and as prescribed by chapter sc of
Virginia, 1917.
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PRECINCT NO. s. 80 -.
RECEIVING BOARD: :,
L. H. Warren, M. l.. Kershner,
H. G.. HogSett.
COUNTING BOARD:
John H. Clay, l.. A. Johnson,
Walter Hunt.
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PRECINCT NO. 3.
RECEIVING BOARD:
4. ]. Lusher, ]. L. Campbell,
Hazel Holcomb.
COUNTING BOARD:
S. H. McClung, John T. Mont
somery, J. H. Ford.
- PRECINCT NO. 4.
RECEIVING BOARD
AND
COUNTING BOARD:
Frank Parker, John Anderson,
Jr., w. d. Wall.
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PRECINCT NO. 1
RECEIVING BOARD:
Geo. II. Buster, I. l.. Bivens, c..
w. HogSett.
COUNTING BOARD:
T. II. Jarrett, ]. J. Freshman. J..
ID. McMann.
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PRECINCT NO. 2.
RECEIVING BOARD:
COUNTING BOARD: n,
A. E. Keeney, ]. l.. Blaker, r
p. Hern
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-07-12
ALLEGE BIG AIRCRAFT FRAUD.
Makers Accused of Obtaining Millions
from Public Funds.

NEW YORK, July I2-Henry Wood
house, editor and publisher of Aerial Age,
in letter sent to Attorney General
Palmer last week declared that he was
prepared to submit to a grand jury evi-
dence which will enable the department.
of justice to recover large sums of public
funds, which, he charged, were obtained
illegally from government agencies by air
plane manufacturers and by other individ-
uals
Mr.. Woodhouse asks that investigations
be instituted Immediately before a grand
jury, alleging that the accused have en-
deavored to discredit and destroy the
source of income of persons with knowledge
Of the conspiracies and that he personally
has been the victim Of such plots. All
the evidence which he ia prepared to pre-
sent, Mr. Woodhouse says is new and is
supported BY affidavits which have come
into his possession.
The letter also alleges an attempt to OBJ
tain the support Of Mr. Woodhouse and
his publications in scheme to destroy
airplanes, which cost 500 000O,0O0 and an
attempt to gain subsidies.