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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-06-11
FREIGHT LEAST
H. C. |, EXPENSE
Director General Hines Says Rail-.
road Transportation Costs
Are Lowest in History.
NOT CAUSE OF HIGH PRICES.
Freight Advances Compared With Rice
IN Value Of Goods--Transpertatlem
Cheapest Thing Public Buys.
Charges on Some Articles, =

Data compiled from authoritative
sources shows that railroad freight
rates are the least factor In the cost
of living. Although the proportion Of
the total cost of goods that can be
charged to transportation Is not known
with statistical accuracy, 1t Is estimat-
ed that'the average transportation cost
Of things produced in this country II
a very small percentage Of their total
cost to the consumer.
Freight Cost "a Per Cent Of Total.
In letter to Representative John J.
Esch, chairman Of the House Commit
tee on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce, julius Kruttschnitt. chairman
Of the Southern Pacific Company,
points out that In the last ave years
the value Of goods increased en- an Nv.
erage Of $63 a ton, while freight
charges advanced only 90 cents q ton.
In Eve years, he explains the aver
age value Of freight carried BY the
railroads increased from S5e to $110 q
ton. The cost of carrying this increas-
ed from 81 to $3.50, paid to the rail-
roads. In 1914, he adds, SO per cent
of the total cost Of the goeds was
spent for transportation. In 1919 only
"a per cent was spent
SIN other words" Mr.. KruttscAnitt
writes. "Only 80 cents out Of 500, or is
cents out Of every dollar Of increase In
value of commodities in 1919 was cAus-
I'd by increased freight charges. The
responsibility for the remaining $G2 20.
or 98.7 cents out Of every dollar, must
be sought elsewhere. 1t was not eauS-
ed by freight rates."
Rates Lowest In History.
Comparison with tranSpOPtation
charges In other countries shows that
In no other country Of the wosid 10
transportation furnished at 20 low q
cost as In the United States. Compar-
ed, too, with the cost of other goods
and services today, railroad transDorta-
ton Is the cheapest thing the public
buys. 1t is sold for less than the cost
Of nrAduction. considering all the @le'
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-06-11
Clerk Lee Superior Court
NO. Six-S;w.tv-SiX

This % prescription pr. a;ed especially
Tor MAAAE4.A or Ct4iLLj 4 FEVER.
Five OF Xix Goses will break any case, and
4 taken Ehen az tome the Fever viii mot
return. IL acts on the liver better than
Calomel and doss not cape 0. sicken. Ge'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

huEhel Of seed. depends upon the
size IF the ROOTS. They are removed
from me parent potato carefully and
tranEplanreG.
The seac potatves should be held
duwR with enc hand while the slips
are being removed. They VII not
MI De ready 81 9ne time and only
hose which have formed gnod roots.
should De drawn. Pudding tne roots
n mud Is desirable 10 keep them
rom drying cut. Alter the sliDs ar
pulled. wafer the bed 10 ser-le the
soil where il has been disturbed.
"There is q state-vi6e campaign
now under way IN A-gansas.r snys
Mr.. Frank Baackes. '. ?. American
Steel & Wire Co. 20 obtain a la--g
vield az berrer pe1Hsoes u order &c
make another big money crop. The
Nancy EaA variety has been seaecf,
ed the kind for al % grr~- The
ramaaiEn IL being conducted by Al
II the interests IN rt1e state. and the
result viii undouhnedlg ne a much
larger yield af mare satisfactory 20
ra10es."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
rvasiunal c-up rrnurrv-neu. servics.1

National C-up Improvement Servics1
~ 0NTRAaY 70 the genera 9pin-
4 4 ion swest peCagaes may he
raised in any STATE IN the
Union where there Is q sandy sail on
sunny slope There have been
wonderful potatoes grown IN Sargent
Co. Y. \. and IN the northern cuu1-
ties Of al Of me northern sates.
Regular sweer pornTees s nr 2
inches long with a aRrar that when
aatsn with 1-,ed chicken, makes you
forget the 'pessuTn and sweet
'tarars" Of the South.
Started in a sand ped n the house
arum sprouts and set cut when frost
danger Is past they may ne ding and
uickad n September.
OF cru-se IN the southern states
hey are ne standard crop anc
should have every attention
Sweet pera1oes may be rrupagarsc
ay vine cutting when a late c-up If
potatoes is wanted. but some Eruw-
ars prefer 70 plant their crops sy
means OF sips.
The amount Of sreer potato slips
II draws" to be Obtained frpm a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
MUNICIPAL COURT

Newal Gabriel and Joe Ga1r1a-. II
dams from Old Town. were ar
ra-raad bee0ra Judge Robert Cunv II
me municipal court Friday afternoon.
harine besn brought from Winthrop
bv Chef Warden E3Charl J Upton
and Warden Jesse -Alex2n der Eur
setting traps Cn the shores Of Anna
aessa cook Lake without permit from
the land owners. and without resi-
dents hunting License. They pleaded
guilty. and ware fined so and costs II
$3.50 each. and So fine for hunting
without license was suspended. Up
on the payment Of trapping fine and
costs These men had bean around
the lake oriv q few GAYS and CUM
nsnced their operations Of trapping
as soon as they got lpcaEad II their
lar7 caruQ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
COBBOSSEE ICE
NEARING The END

Captain Russell \ Pe--1eF-A .ssiephon-
ed ne journal lac FRIDAY afternoon
f-am ms outage ii kevaB Landing
lake Cahbasseeconta Sc. as fulows
= phcusa the journal Thursday al
a-neun the condition If me ics II me
axe here as II then existed. Just as ruu
published IL But "A E-sR- change has
2ken place The wind has today bean
blowing hard frHrn the south and Il has
disturbed the ice n a manner ma Is
seldom seen The RE now looks as
hough the arst heavy wind wuald break
i al u and ( woulc 70 GU
II vii prahahIv al depsnd on that
wind. e1r I have II previous yeA-s seen
the ice in exactly ne same appearance
AZ TN lghL. hang IN fnr IL dsv-Tsr
.ack Of the right heavy WIND, Rut i
cs-alnlT looks tonight as 4 heavy
WIND would clear Cobbossee "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

Eow shall We correct tn1s STD
c-iun2 We uusr begin somewhere
Probably We viii hare - begin with
food. We urN mise mare food or
somebody musf - hungry. Farmers
uust c1rc.a1s getting enough uuney
for their produces IN encnurage them
70 keep producing
The tine has eume when every
business mar who has brains -
spare must give heed 70 this rrshasm-
II must be solved. How en- 10 get
q larger production and hgv en- 30
restore the equilibrium
While we have plenty 70 eat. even
N high prices. We perhaps need fear
no unheavai. hui N cEse lsrre uum-
hers af people should became hun
III, then there in aEa2sr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

ara weeks n cutting cord wood NJ
Moore also dpes considerable car'Der-
ter WORK and If a familiar figure ur
Lle v-ulaEe strHsys
Fred 4 ETnerT- wt1c ms bean pass
-nE thn winter IL Lark4unvt-le fla
arrived 1oT1E -rurstiar night NJ
Emery intended tu return nprne Tn
aaa1 tut 81 account # The snrgshare
mems strike ne regular s4l1lneS arg
te-npura--ils cancelled sn he made III
r~,p ny ~a-.
Nav as'st Wi he observed Is t11e
annual draining day rar THIS village
The cBw1 VII furnish cams - hau,
9f rubbish which me hCuseho lJlerS
ara expected . place a. ne side Of
ne street opposite their Residences.
4 dance was 1eid Thursday eva
alng IN T1iun nal under tae ans
pieces If TarssIt= Post No - #
American Legion. 4 good inc : ~e-
Tst7r-tslti
The following Ulcers ware rAetT-r-
lT eIer-el hv -Ae Madison Sorosls
int TAR -ap a-sa-n. vaar F'r-asi-
dent Mrs Tara T Powars Vice
pr'ssitien- Ms. Lucv TEes- s+-c,'n-
-arv, Ms Marion Greene treasurer
Ms arthur Hilton ti--=c-1rH. MS
. IA El-on. Ms -hax-ar small.
Ms john Carg-. Ms. J Z. Ian
caster
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
EVERYTHING READY
FOR HIs MINISTRIES
ON MONDAY EVENING

sniomun n al has g3urv was moi n q
clzss with tins naass az csses fna1 viii
g-ssf The eye when tte ElkE Ministries
step ever sse hsr1Eon and 4n1s view IL
me Opera house Msnday and TuesdHr
nights. April BE- Every nne frurn the
pale airE 5f q mnlten's cheek 70 the
deep pu-pif IF the morning a@@ar. VIII be
dlEpiaged when the curtain rises and
the aaaasHcH ss tar the FIRST tame per
nIfssd - inhR4e the supreme Eiory ssf
HAe w1rds-rlr, cuIDr scheme.
Starting with a aHzE. the MIA which
is aaTiuttd inra FIVE acts AID a grand
s~uend 1ar-t. viii travel through the
minutes III the speed IF a -unawas aero
IiifIne and Will end with a lash. mark
inE the END nj ane of me c!asHiest. snap
pssst prsdoCluns Of the KIND ever vii
eHHsG in tits neck Of The wunas
vaTsety IF new sungs put On with
professional grace Sv ne baLladisrs
mi the curuic numbers by The snd men.
ira only small na-- Of the entire en-
ssz-tainznsTi-- Spectators vii gtan their
7sass following the ar,sr Eve acrs as the
evening Is -et young and ne grand
second PR 70 fnilDw VII De something
n tai your grandchildren about along
with faies OF the s-eas wa
Everything IL IN readiness and the
8ctHrE are fairly an their toe. with
caEsrnesE II GET aBfa the 5uaraH and
PIT ths stuff ever
The seal aale starred on with rush
but the report that al seats ara sula
r er''8neouE as there are still plenty
Of gned seats u be mad fnr either per
furmRace -Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
OAKLAND

Acme EeNekah Lodge ana Anon
Lodge u OF Fellows VI hpl1 an
niversRrv services SUNDAY a31arnoon
a< two eciocs n the E~as E3uprlst
Church conducted hr Few. Z J. let
reaulr Of Watervfile Members are
~equest ed to meet az Odd Fellow :
Sunday afternoon al 80 u-rlock ard
march IN a bndv % the Churrh A
curdial invitation is extended 70 al
1-ansCisnT members and The public
Rev. I. Z. h1lckeroocher Of Wa
taTville viii eunducr service al rhn
7 ersal3st church Sunday evening
a. clock
Al the First BAPTIST church sur
Gar. -Eev. 2. r. Dnisr1an pastor. the
topic II the morning sermon ar 11.3a
VIII be "PilaI-isalc RlEE terusness
Fins or Minus" Sunda- School at
me usua- hour Arthur Greeley
superintendent Christian Endeavur
AZ 1'clork. subject Chr, stan P-.in-
cl3als II Personal ana Public
Health" leader Nzrrury wh.rnev
The evening SERVICES vii be uTn1t+ad
n order that the members may al
tend the services a. the Tree Baptist
church as TINS VII be Ihr last sun
Jay Of Rev. &. l. NheaBer' 8 pastor
ate. Ea having rendered has -esar-
nation short tine aga n lake afec,
Nav LIST uud expects 70 leave with
his family soon far PetheI. Me
whore he has accepted thu pEstora1e
Of the Methodist church.
At the Methodist Church nex- sun
DIR morning the pasfur. Rrv Y estpu
p. Holman vill have fer ne subject
If his sermon in the morning az 10-2u.
The Cnchang1nr Christ. sunday
School at 11.45. George : Johnson.
superintendent classes FOR az
grades. evanrellstic serv-fce n the
svznsng al o'ciack- contrasting Ct q
song Service with preaching By the
pasrar. suh3ec- The 0es-ruct1xeness
Of SIN" Al are cordially invited ~
these services.
A. the Free EaPt1st Church Sun
day the @sith Morning worship a.
Iasa: Farewell 4srucr ny Mr.
" leatnn. subject. a Si=eryhea2 AZ
Church muse by male quartet.
SUNDAY school ar Il "A. jain :. Tap
ley, supL: p NJ Iuzst arniversH--v
service 0f anon Lazge cf Odd Fell
lows. Few. II. J. TsrreanIE. sneaker
P. Nj Chris-inn Endeaver leader.
Miss Lillian KELLEY TIE Fidelity
Glass Of the Free Baptist Church mar
with Mrs. Chas HaHsey on Man
street Thursday afternoon. The class
presented Mrs. Wheaton with 1he
SHR & Ssa anila-x n rsclGael os
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

A Inlet wedding was saiennicss.ti
Thursday evening n the Methodist
Episcopal parsonage CT Middle street
NJ Few. WIIiasn Wood. rfe en1r-acT
ing parties heing Thomas Patrick
BE-r.se u Madison and Miss May
Brown Of Arsun- The single r-ng
ssrylcs was used. The couple were
a--sn6ed by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cray CT Ansur.
Notices have been pnge1 n the
HcIl1ngswurrh G. whitney mil al
nDEncIng al increase II wages -
take place rae first Of May but the
amount IL The increase has not as
vet neen announced
Indian Spring Lodge. Z 0. Q. r,
wurkad the SECOND deg-ee On enc
candidate III he regular meeting
Thursday srenirE
VI ebsIer n More celebrated ms
sath birthday Thursday Nj Moore
came 10 Madison over 20 Years ago
and = me IF the zrnaT. cid men Il
t5is vlllaEs- Only iasf 1aH Mr..
Moore maize regular Erhps 80 BIack-
well uasrs Re WIS s2sssea LIZ sEy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

Rti Ma~s rs D6@ 10 TIRE raS-
&c
The Ja1neE Howard society = l
r, heid it's nuntl1l- meeting Fraca
-a1ternoan 81 the Canrnunitv cl.5o
1eHEe with Masters William EaIl.
.Taroes North ami Charles Harris -
aaHtS The prsgrarr1 wa r-loEi INK
sung and lasr1ct-~re and deal W =
hlsIaraea4 events Of locai ifr1pCr-anc=
80. Il "a. BARKER gave Al accauz.
i Benedict Arnold expedition
through the kennebec valley MCr-
rlr-~ Eevetc told The story al
Return Jonathan Neigs Ms. II
L. SherbuT,ne explained he flag las-s
and er3guerre and illustrated ny
aerncrst4- items and Miss Duru- .ly-
Cray sang Hwa ssius. Eef-esf1rnor1- $
u is.e cream ant cake were served
and ehR Young hosts received rs7-l;.:l
praise. as entertainers
Plans wEr~a made far darra w--sch
1s1e James Howard society IS n e3v-
Friday. My = a. City hal ri
music Is ID be 5w DuuE,as orchestra
"a and speclal-les viii De present ID
y several members IF The sotierv.
Many Of the c. A Is VII appear n
Colonial costume and The whole al
far Is II have an 0id time ASPECT I
ma present plaEs nafe-1al-ze. Tick
eus ara 70 be sold by members of ne
society Eader the direction CT Msr-
riff Hewert
This dance Is II he the first public
function Egvan ny rhs newly formed
sogIsry af the Children af the Amer
ran ReVoiz-2En and Lhes are sure 70
make their bow 10 the public n 2
manner worthy IF their iIlusf-iuus
ancestors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
sciin Hoek Grange

Solid Rock grange. South Durham
beltf q regular meeting, TussEay
aftsrnoon. A fine dinner WIS served
al noon. under rae direction OF Hen
~ snow. who had fril charge Of uie
dining room and ably performed his
dures. Mis- smith. the school
teacher. and her pup1,s-eigsrssn IN
aEl-were invited guests 10 the lin
rar.
The grange was called % order BY
Master Penuell. and the regular work
was dane. A committee was ap-
potrf~G to make repairs On the hail.
Fans far an entertainment we're
made. Music ana readings were
mach eu3ewed. The next regular
meeting VIII De held 4 rw5 weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
EARLY COME MEANS EARLY SERVED
MAY FESTIVAL CABARET SEAT SALE

engaged n introduce me various arts
and performers Just EfA1 ne AcLs
vii De Il IS nBf per1nisEllhle 70 airuisE,
hg1 ruu can ~esi assured mat -her vill
he wRsi wur- the prize Il adrr.IsEign
l5pg; -ss- additional I0r seal a. "a Die ~
-rsi -ow in baicunv}. Another narnes.r
n much 8t1-aCJ3U on R-L N erRst viii he
ne =olo dances 8v Misses I-'ene l5ood-
~iah. DorDflIv 'S~ev and Anna Fender
Following ne @r-rt-ta inrrent III bc a
generous p-og-ar1 NJ DANCES F5r eve-v-
are. ar -nal dance music Ny Douglas
7fl' leS--2.
The arIar-R lnrnent p strictly tIlfor-ra.
ana should prove -nast ensUTahle fsr
a1-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

vs-Qa1le Us 4 spring 1cr1c To build ~
the blood, E-ee Il from the vitiassd
hUnorS ccunu4a1ea during ne
sedsn-a-v days of winter, and % IN
vlgura1e Cne nerves.
Sick Headaches oeercnrne
Ae-er suffering from nervousness
tnr 1--aen years Mr. Z Il Emerson
Of NJ. Is Baker street Dover, \ f
found Tellsf br building I'D ms blood.
NJ Emerson savs. Z was so nervous
thai I could not do a DAYS work
without being al TRAD CIT Slesr
was a.-nost InassEhIs IS I would roll
and 1uss II rIEcL WIS q nervous
w-ark
'Te-v af-en I had bilious attacls
and severe sick heudac}leE 4 s1aru
nam - nv Jeff shoulder ana a Gul
pain across bpth shoulder blades
cglseG Eas much Distress Ny biood
was cslln and impure.
Y mad aiken E-'Hnt dRai N rneIt3 =
cine bur had non baen helped Al
ass2rie IN newEpap per t,raugtr Or
w-lliaarns FINK Pills 10 m attention
and I declued To nv than
BY ne rlrne ! mad finished TWO
boxes ! knew : was being he ped.
NJ nerves ara aujcter man they
hive nean Il vea-s. sleep wall and
an refreshed ny a nights rest. NV
camera health Is -ooG and The head
aches nave disappeared.
= have -~ez- falza II Or w5IIiR-rls'
Pink Pills and an clad 70 recon
mend them - a1v one needing a
.arlc Ear Lhe nerves"
After Effects OF l-FuerzH
To rebuild the hieg6. r. srr-FSE1 = at
->e weakened nerves ann n crt back
ne lost aesn md strength IS tire
prnnte-n ~ the vlct-zn If An a--ack If
Influenza EIaw MI charles T,--r',z r,r
nj No IA FAHk SJ-aHt Fsutn. Nj ar
cprpnshed his is best tnid Il hls
own words
! WIS rented SuCressflZ.- ear the
--p." he sars "hu1 ruul3 mr. -Et any
help for the after-sfTar.ts 81 c'7s DIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
A NON=ALCOHOLIC
TONIC THAT MAKES
new, RICH BLOOD
Bone-dry Prohibition Laws Do Not Affect This House
hold Remedy That Is Also Guaranteed to Be Free
From Harmful or Habitforming Drugs.

The difference between 2 stlmula.af
and a nanIc Il this. A stiEnaiant
quickly enables you II ezgsl-t greater
Effort for 4 short period 81 the az
pense Of Vgur reserve strength SO
that when the effect Of me s11Tr1 ulg1.-7T
is over .ycu are weaker than before
and have iess reserve power. A r0llc
Is slower n rs action but builds 4P
vGur strunET 80 that gradually
greater effort becomes pusHifslR with
ogt discomfort and your reserve
strength inCrR2s es
A uunlc that builds I'D Lae blood
and strengthens -t1r nerves gives
support 70 the weakest ORGANS ard
Gradually the Improvement Is GER
eralizeu and The wtfrle sg-s{au1 bene-
fits Dr. Williams Flax F7i.is are q
tonic net stlrr UlaaIt They have
TINS advantage ever .fQU3u trnlck
thai most Of the iaIt~r necessarily
contain alcohu3 e1iher II prevent
f~eeElne or Ia keep ne medicinal in
gradients fluid a-a there are many
Nervous conUir4uns in wh3Jh ne use
Of a4cnhpl il vi Vase 19r Williams
Pink Pills are nVT Hn3- non alCpauiIC
bu- thEv arg laranrerg I'd ne f+.ne
fr'urn hR'-7fll or hRhlt forming
drugs.
-1w Improvement Is F~st Noticec
In a nR jprltv 81 cases the first
sffer1 J1aE the DHLeuf nerices from
LAo use 0f Dr. Williams FINK rrus r.
4 gradual Improvement z ne a2pe-
-lue. There rufneF a healthy desire
f1r leed as TuzR tine aprrDacl3es
u here before there was ST lna5Far-
e7UP "a ire must Eppetlz-ag d4shes.
Then the colGr RETURNS q l5ns and
checks. ti1e s-~H-1--n increases ana
the step herernes quicker and -1r-p
elastic II t1r treatment Ifs then
continued far shu1- t5-ry after rsp
symptoms disappear the improve
ruen- should ~ lasting
Er 4 lIiarnE P1nk F1ZlE ara pre-
pa.~Ad win full dirncLlone Ear use
under al cpnaiIiurs ard ara n iaea3
family rarecv Especially A-a rhey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24

Those intending 70 engage tRhles fnr
he Hay Fesrral Cabaret a. CITY hail
Friday evening APRIL -. should plan
"a ~ On nand ea-'v when he spBt SAFE
opens Tuesdar nurrlnE. 2 8 clio, k s nT-}l
= a. B7-ng-s Th. demand far tables
has a-aadv begun aua becRls ~ ne
limited na-nber disappointment g cer-
am 90 susue -niess lckers an se.'LJrE'3
eR--iy
The opening Iu-ni'"'- IF tne entertain
gneut PROMISES . he 1ieh,~ starting,
5lsvt.r--1rE and an1asin :. fpr The E-ear esI
Size 5hHw an Earn e aunia5 n ga
10 A4EustaHs Is marvellous wonders
It's fsH1s IF ssJl and Caring. The
snnoLAest spieier, II ne game mas aeen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-24
ALIBI CLAIM

morning Mrs Ina May Sna aitf5nE was
recalltd en- 7t-nct nxarn inat1on.
TNp v5tr,ess ttssti sd that she aErar-
henrt telephone cuuwE1-sa E1-- he
1xnen Miss EoHndv and L}- Fzo0pe-.
On SATURDAY. Nov. Is, he witness
and Miss Epundv eft North yassal-
baro for Wlnslow al $50 o'clock.
DC rsu Know whether ar not M SIS
Puuadv tsiepno1ed 70 Dr. Eaeper On
sntura.av. Nov 80" asked County
Attorney SaaboTn.
7 do" replied the witness.
did Miss Roundy tail Won maj
SIZE was going 20 Dr.. Hoaper.s house
ti1ar afternoon n accordance VIII Al
arrangement with him -
she did
"Did sG5ss Ruundw tall for what
purpose she was going 70 DR.
Hoopers house ~
,'She did. she said she was going
r. he operated IN"
Fer what 80
she WIS n a dellca.e rUnd4Don. -
Continuing. me witness rHstfaG
thar she noticed tnBt Mss R0t1dv
was n a delicate condition. The
virness saw N IS Round leave the
car Al T'r. F7ouper's home at Wins
luw IN Nov Ii and saw her Inter n
he a4-arnoen al Wa-Prwille.
when MISS E3undv left f8r Or
E3agpers house she TOOK a sun case
with her SAID the witness When the
wiruess EFF MISS Rouadv al Tsr.
Eorpers house her cheeks ware ROSY.
but wnen the witness saw her later n
The afternoon she was rea- pale. she
had a conversation viii Mss
EcHndy about her condition. Miss
Raundv rola the WITNESS when she
EFF The car at wafervl1ls a. a little
bef1re o'clock on ne afternoon Of
Ngv IA that DR. Hooper had eper-
a1=d On her.
There did Miss Roun7v 60" ask =
al the county artUr1sT.
.'Sh+ want p her sisters house. !"
replied the witness.
when aid Won sae Miss Roundv
aEa4a"
II never saw her alive Rraln."
On cross examination bT Attorney
T7Ht1anEall the wir-1Fss testified thai
she was divorced. Miss Rgundv tnla
ne witness I'm SBruruHv Nov. "a.
that she was IN an Interesting centii-
non nut would not Nc WIEN she got
off the car Al WafFrvii3e. she did not
remember Of bearing Miss E0Gndy
asking . clerk IN Ra1arvills drug
store Il he could give her something
70 relieve her condition.
All that Won know about Mise
Rounfv meeting Dr. Cooper r. what
Miss Roundv told vuu." asked Al
turney Pattangall
ST Is" repried The witness
On redirect examination. the wit
ness testified mat she never heard
Miss Roundv ask a clerk IN a Wa
tarvE1ie drug sr7re e he had any
medicine tizar could heir her
MSS Marjorie Bar. aged "a veHrs.
tzsuaed nat size rscalrd one DAY
when ae- sister. lars. Spa'u.aiug, me
previous witness. Miss FaI--isr ard
Miss goandy. lrTt Worth vassaIbcru
9ar waesrv.lie The da1e was Sal
ar.av. Nor. Is. 1913, Miss E5u1ay,
who carried suit case. did not ro
through 70 WaterviIle with the rest
Of the party.
No questions were asked the wit
ness 5v counsel for the respondent.
Fred r Hilton. cunGu-rSsr On the
AndrascpEEtn d. kenneber, Rzsai-uad,
testified thai he was IN charge nj 4
car running from NarTh vassazbero
"a Wa+ar~ilIe III Ngw il Inst EE
Fer1s-8 hered uf leaving . guVng laa"
CARRYING a suit case a. DIR. Haepel-'s
house N me af..g-npuu Of -AgL---s-