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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-11-19
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
In the probate court of the County of
Canyon. State of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of James
sale of real estate at public auction
Under authority Of an order Of sale
granted by the probate court OF Can
/ Will sell at public auction the follow
ing described real estate belonging to
the estate Of James Aurelius Young,
deceased: ~
The east one-half of the southeast
quarter of section Is, township 5, north
range west of Boise meridian. in
Canyon county, Idaho; the southwest
section 81, township 8. north range 8
| west of Boise meridian in Canyon coun-
| ty, Idaho; an undivided one-third inter-
property known as the Caldwell sani-
east and Is feet South Of the hem northwest vest
s soqtseas st Quarter Of Section Is. town
ship 4. north range west of Boise
meridian. thence east on the southerly
avenue, 1888 feet; thence west on a line
parellel with Logan street. Ss5 feet to
north along the east line Of Kimball
avenue 1853 feet, to the point of begin
ming, in Canyon county. Idaho;
in and to the following described prop
erty known as the Weiser General hos
pital: Lots 9, 10. II and IL in block
Of Moreheads addition to the City OF
Weiser. Idaho, in Washington county
Idaho, as the same appears on the Of
ficial plat of said addition now on file
| in the office of the county recorder OF
| said Washington county:
| Also a one-half-acre tract near Pay.
cite Lakes described as follows: Be
ginning at a point 264 feet south of the
northeast corner Of the north east quar-
ter of the northeast quarter of section
IL. township IS, north range east o.
Boise meridian. and running thence
south SO feet to place of beginning
same being in Valley county Idaho.
The sale will be made at the cOur
house door of the court house of Can
yon county. Idaho, at the hour Of
o'clock p: m on the 29th day of No
vember, 1920.
Terms of sale-Sixty per cent casl
on confirmation of sale. and deliver.
of deed to, purchaser; balance to- b.
secured by first mortgage on premise
sold. securing a note in said amour
due in one year with interest at tn
rate of per cent per annum, interes
payable annually, deed at expense o
purchaser.
Dated July 10th, 1920:
Executrix of the Estate of Jane
Aurelius Young. Deceased. 1897
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Ralph Cooper left the first of the week
for a hunting trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Gibbons spent
Sunday at the Justus home at Bow
mont
Misses Effie and Nellie GRAY oil
Caldwell spent Last Friday night and
Saturday with Mrs. F. f. Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess limerick. Luther
and Guy Mitchell of Caldwell. and
Mrs. Sunderland of Boise were dinner
guests at the Waldo Eby home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers, Miss
Florence Gibbons, August Ulman of
Caldwell, Florence Potts and Leila
Robertson of Bowmontt spent Sun
day. with the c. B. Hampson family.
Mrs. c. B. Hampson and her sons
Milo and Orie attended the Knights
and Ladies social at Boise Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Eby and chill
dren were Boise visitors Monday and
Teusday.
Mrs. Roy Shelp and son of Pleasant
Ridge spent Monday at the E. E. Glib
bens home.
Miss Viola Hampson was a guest of
Miss Bernice Sprang in Caldwell
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. E.. Gibbons mot
ored to Boise Wednesday afternoon.
John and Irene Blanksma spent
Sunday with THEIR brother Pierre
Blanksma and family at Upper Deer
Flat.
Mrs. John Sheets and children Wis
tied with Mrs. S. H. Peters Monday.
Mrs. Ed Gibbons and son is spend
ing the week with her sister,. Roy
Shelp and family at Pleasant Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gibbons spent
Tuesday evening with E. E. Gibbeps
and family.
A large crew of men with teams
are cleaning the government bitches.
The B. M. Altizer threshing machine
started work again Wednesday at the
Al Adams ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs Bills and family OF
Caldwell spent Sunday with their
daughter. Mrs. Gardner and family.
Will Derig of Barber visited Satur-
day and Sunday with his brother
Mark and family.
Maxwell Wright is able to be or
crutches after being confined to his
Ibed the past month.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter from the Gen
Q1Slf1CI were quests a. thS ~
&c. Gillian home Sunday.
Miss Clarabelle Wright was able te
attend school again Monday after be
ing i'll with la grippe the past week.
Mrs. Ben Taylor and son Lloyd ano
her mother, Mrs. Allison. lett Thurs
day evening for North Platte, Neb., te
visit with relatives. They expect te
be gone about three weeks.
! Mr.. Mrs. Sam Hollen of Denver
Colo, is visiting at the V. Walker
) home. Mrs. Hollen is Mr.. Walker:
sister and they have not seen on'
another for a good many years.
Arthur Fry's family are in quaran
tine for small pox.
1 Mr.. Rankin spent Wednesday eve
ming at the E. F. Pollet home.
Pat Hanratty was in this commu
nifty the first Of the week visiting
: with friends.
A large crew of men are working a
the gravel pit getting chute read.
to haul rock to rip-rap. the banks o
the low line canal
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess limerick callet
at the Waldo Eby home Wednesda.
evening. -,
bruised in an automobile accident be
tween Nampa and Caldwell Sunda.
evening when the car turned over
She is at the Nampa hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis motore
to Wilder after apples Wednesday,.
The little SON of Mr.. and Mr.:
Upton is reported quite i'll wit
stomach trouble.
/
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viii Sell at Public Auction on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 20
Beginning at IL o'clock noon, at Sixth
and Arthur streets. Caldwell, at the
Caldwell Market and Commission sale
grounds, my entire lot of household
goods. This lot consists of
Four rugs
One bedstead and springs
Tive dressers
One stand
Three oak rockers
. One leather couch
One dining room table
Six dining room chairs
One good range
One bedstead
One kitchen table
Two chairs
Three folding cots
One large heating stove, almost new
Twenty-one quarts of choice fruit
Two boilers
And lots of kitchen utensils and
other goods too numerous to mention
A. H. LEIGHrY,' Owner.
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CANYON

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Mr.. and Mrs. Pulley, who now oc-
cupy the. Hawkes. place, were in at
tendance at the Canyon Sunday school
last Sunday. They seem to be worthy
people and are looking forward to
permanent residence here.
Mr.. Dyar has been looking at prop
Gritty with lew of buying.
Mrs. Ira Nelson visited Boise on
Thursday. Last week she visited her
grandmother in Greenleaf, who came
recently from Nebraska. She is "a
years OLD and came here to escape the
rigorous climate of Nebraska.
A family has moved into the house
owned by Mr.. Kinney of Star. BY
their coming three will be added to our
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Auction Sale
High Class Furniture

The following household goods, the
property of E. F. Byers, will also be
offered:
Two rugs
One sanitary cot and mattress
Two beds
Two springs
Two mattresses
Two leather bottom chairs
Two rockers
One buffet
One stand
One baby chair
One dining room table
One wicker rocker
One good range
Tubs and wringers and lots of dishes
and other kitchen utensils.
E. F. BYERS, Owner
Both lots of these goods are OF
high quality and in first class condi-
ton. Most of it is practically new.
This is a splendid opportunity to get
that furniture you have wanted at rea-
sonable prices.
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LAKE LOWELL


F. w. Dalton OF Boise was in this
community the first OF the week
looking for a farm to rent or buy.
The families of w. L. Gibbons. Roy
Gibbons and F. F. Polet are in quar-
antine for small pox.
Ira Conger left one day last week
for Los Angeles, California, to spend
the winter with relatives. Mr. Con-
ger has been spending the past MONTH
with his son Earl and family.
Jesse limerick transacted business
in Nampa Saturday.
Mrs. B. M. Atizer Of Caldwell Wis
tied At the G. c. White home one day
last week.
Mrs. John Sheets and children spent
Sunday with Mrs. Arthur Fry and
family. nj. ..a
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A. D. Robertson has had returns
from his prunes shipped to New York
and was more than satisfied with the
result.
j. F. Summers has finished sort
ing and tapping his onion bulbs.
w. c. Rawn has begun ploughing
for winter wheat.
Mrs. Hazel Houdyshell and son
Donald spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents in Middleton.
Charles Robertson has a fine crop
of carrots which he has finished har-
vesting
The McNeils are attending the spe-
cial meetings in Middleton being con-
Quoted by Evangelist Mills of Boise
A. D. Robertson has sold his al
falfa for $3.50 per ton in the stack.
Mrs. w. w. Lewis, who has been
visiting old friends here, returned tc
Portland Wednesday.
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GREENLEAF.

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Miss Pearl Greive of Fargo and
Miss Mildred Benson of Parma spent
the weekend visiting friends in
Greenleaf
Rev. Clyde Dilley of Caldwell spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcbride.
Miss Marie Elliott of Caldwell was
Greenleaf caller the first of the
week.
Philip Albertson went to Caldwell
Monday where he had some dental
work done.
Several people from Dixie and
Notus attended church here Sunday
evening.
David Wilkerson of Caldwell and
Ellen Marmon were Wilder callers
Sunday evening.
Linnie Laurence of Riverside was
a Greenleaf caller Monday.
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NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that l. R. H.
Wooden. who. on April 7th. 1920. in
the district court of the Seventh tu-
plead guilty to the crime of grand
larceny, and who was sentenced by
the said court to serve term of from
Tertiary. located at Boise, Idaho, will
make application to the State Board
Of Pardons. at their next regular meet
notice, for a full and complete pardon.
(Signed) r. H. WOODEN.
S0-o6p Box So, Boise. Idaho.
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singers, will furnish the program.
Mrs. Joseph Weeks and son Clan e
were guests at the John Beall home
Sunday.
Louie Brown, Bonnie Bates and
Horace Hoyt motored to Caldwell
Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Banks have
issued invitations for tea party
Thanksgiving night in honor of Miss
Mildred Banks and Scott Brown
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school enrolment, making the num-
Der 49,
Rev. Mobley of Middleton and Rev.
Mills of Boise visited at the home Of
5. P. McNiel Wednesday.
Mrs. John Harmon vis....ed Mrs.
Mcneil Thursday.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the probate court of Canyon County.
Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Rheu-
hama Transue, deceased.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILE
bile. 1920 model r. 5-passenger; new
phone Tia. Caldwell.
1850
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FOR sALE-oLD PAPERS. INQUIRE
Tribune 37tf
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FOR SALE-s-ROOM HOUSE. FUR
floors fire place, full basement. hot
air furnace, close in. lawn and shade.
Inquire ~Chas. s. Norton at postoffice.
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FOR SALE-CHOICE 10 ACRES. 3
miles southeast OF CALDWELL: will ec-
cept cattle In payment and with lib
eral terms on balance Address r. D.
Sebree, Notus. 84tfc
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FOR sALE-HAND PICKED GULL AP-
pies; fall and winter varieties, soc per
box; bring your boxes. II. w. Dorman.
South Kimball 94tfc
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FOR SALE-40 ACRES. 8 MILES FROM
Caldwell. all in alfalfa; produced
$500 In crops this year. Small farm arm
err improvements. Price $4,000. Pos
session soon. Reasonable terms. In
Quire Nichol, Hanna & Madden. 79tfc
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FOR SALE - 4O-ACRE ALFALFA
ranch. an miles from CALDWELL: bar
gain and terms. B. B. Reavis, Cald-
well. r. 3. sstfc
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WANTED.

WANTED-FOR OSON TRACTOR AND
Ford car: write w. J. Windslow.
Greenleaf. 9otfc
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FOR sALE-LARGE TENT; INQUIRE
Tribune. 94-97p
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WANTED-TO DO LIGHT OFFICE
work after school and on Saturdays.
Phone 760-W. 94tfc
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FOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
terms. See j. Jester or write B. B.
Reavis. Caldwell, r. 8: also 6-room
house. shade, fruit, lawn; $4,000 for
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LOST

LOST-OPEN- FACED GOLD LANSET
watch; liberal reward offered; leave
at Tribune. $500
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Classified Advertisements
RESULTS-
FOR SALE.

GROOM MODERN HOUSE. WELL To-
Gated. cement walk. nice lawn and
plenty Of shade. Garage and chicken
$4,000; liberal terms Phone ATS. 7Stfc
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LOST-PINK CAMEO SHELL CAMEO
9l-95p
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FOR SALE-7-PASSENGE CHAL-
mers car; absolute bargain for cash.
Phone 227. 86tfc
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FOR sALE-5-RooM NEW HOUSE.
fireplace, pipeless furnace, electric
range. Immediate possession. Inquire
1890 Blaine or phone 797. 86tfc
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FOR SALE-BLACK TwIG APPLES:
good winter keepers, $3.50 per box:
sweet cider; phone 232-J. e. L. Shaw
ranch. 94-95c
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APPLY AT sO2 DEARBORN FOR
Coles Hot Blast stove No. $50; price
$25; also Perfection oil heater, -. Both
are practically new. o3tfc
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TO TRADE.
TO TRADE-12 H. p. GAS ENGINE
for hay. Gilbert Hoskins. Middle
Wa TO TRADn-TnAM Of
or Mi bas pSons TOR & Il Bscr
ranch. e0tfc
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FOR SALE BUTTER WRAPPERS.
Call Tribune office. Phone Sc. 21tf
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FOR SALE-WICKER BABY CARRI-
age, in excellent condition. Phone
1S9-M, or call 1909 Denver. 06tfc
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1920-07-03

Being an expert on improvements
for the city Of Chicago is a highly
remunerative calling as indicated by
a report to the council finance com.
mittee giving $97,704 as the sum which
the city has paid to building, real
estate, and legal experts in the last
five weeks.
]. w. Deer, the popular president
Of the American Sewer and Drainage
Construction Co., at 1916 N. Wash.
tenaw avenue, is one Of the progress
sive men OF Chicago. Always inter.
sisted in the city's welfare, he is q
booster Of it's interests and Is always
at the fore front OF every movement
for lettering the condition of his fel.
low citizens.
s. p. Messenger has done much for
Chicago in furnishing the people with
q fine lot Of f1rst-class restaurants.
Louis ]. Behan. the well known
lawyer and popular master in chanc.
cry, is frequently mentioned for q
place on the Superior Bench. Every
one who knc VS. him believes that he
would make fine Judge.
~
owen O'Malley, popular former
county commissioner and leading cigar
dealer at 1877 North Clark street, IL
making good record as commissioner
Of the Forest Preserve.
49,
Announcement.
The Oscar Deis Piano School, Ac-
credited, Elementary to Teachers Ger
tificate and Graduate courses. For
bulletin Of Information, apply Oscar
Deis Piano School, 21S South Wabash
avenue, Chicago, Ill.
"As an Educational subject, Music
is essential, and every boy and girl
should have the opportunity to en-.
noble and refresh his mental and
spiritual self, sensitizing keen ap-
probation Of the beautiful through
the beautiful."--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-16

of undegarments IA We unpacked these fir our stockroom placed them after the winter ago. True can't buy them wholesale of this quality at price, you who want share in these bargains for boys better and get these before they're all sold They're extra bargains
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-16

No you what Boy Blue and Puritan blcuses
 for these standard makes of bloues blouses that we're including at
 Anniversary You'll not recognize them being the same bouses 79c you they they are the S1 25 kind, offered at 79c.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20
Porter Ordered
Woman Freed.
Says Detective
Continues trsm p.s. one,

twlrllng the smoothly waxed ends Of
his close cropped mustache. An elder.
ly doorkeeper gasped as the colone,
futtered by him, while even judge Ma
lone seemed impressed as he took N
the vision from his judicial parapet.
A large crowd of spectators, manv OF
them fashionably dressed women had
gathered outside of Part 2 when the
Porter case was called. The women
most OF them young and pretty, an
peared to be the most anxious to get
"ringside" seats. and when they were
Informed that Judge Malone had or
dered them barred they pouted and
gave emphatic expression to their dis
appointed.
Jurymen Quickly Chosen
There was not an empty seat in the
court when the examination Of tales
men began and only a few of the
spectators left before the trial was ad-
journed late in the afternoon. It took
only two hours to select the jury, and
the twelve men appeared to take a
good humored interest in the case until
they heard Judge Malone issue an
order that they be locxed up for the
night in the Murray Hill Hotel.
The jurors are Samuel Froelich,
leather goods. 43 Walker Street; Run
yon S. Baldwin, real estate, 280 Madi-
son Avenue; Samuel Jacobs, salesman,
407 West Thirty-sixth Street; John F.
Crowley. clerk, 80 Maiden Lane;
Michael ]. Murray, ish dealer, 593 Am
sterdam Avenue; Irving Kenner, cleo
trical contractor. 400 Third Avenue;
Max Friedman, clerk, as Warren Street;
Edwin Hopkins, bookkeeper, PA West
Thirty-seventh Street; John Drew,
artist, 81 Beekman Street; Isadore {.
Vos, accountant, 108 West Seventy
first Street; J. Edward Kennedy, sales
man. 80 Cortlandt Street; Louis
Blumenthal, treasurer, 305 Sixth Ave
nue..
Judge Malone denied Mr.. Lttleton's s
motion to inspect the minutes Of the
grand jury. The lawyer declared that
an inspection of these minutes would
show that the indictment against
Colonel Porter was obtained on the
evidence Of two men who were them
selves guilty Of the crime charged
against the defendant. Such evidence,
he said, would not sustain valid in
dictment. The court also denied a mo-
tion to dismiss the indictment.
Smith Outlines Case
In his opening address Assistant Dis
trict Attorney James E. Smith said he
would show that Colonel Porter while
Third Deputy Police Commissioner
wilfully neglected to perform a public
duty and also prevented other officials
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20

from doing public duty. The prose.
cution will show, Mr.. Smith said r ~ % :.
Detectives Wheelwright and Sorasr e
listened in on the telephone wire lead
ing TO- the Goodall apartment, and were
||atchlng through window when
rang the bell. 'i ano
I'VE will show that the defendant
was admitted and later went dow
stairs and returned with voman nu~ >,
mr. mr.. Smith said I'VE will prove that
when Colonel Porter was first asked his
name ne ne said he was Clarence Wolf
OF 25o Schermerhorn Street. Rrooklvn
out later revealed the fact that h.
was the Third Deputy Police Comn,;s-
sioner, and when the offers attemntad
20 arrest his woman companion for .
vv'oiatlon of the tenement house law
&c you'd not allow them to do so.
~ s1"s she was a personal friend of
"is 81 ana prominent New York woman y
Ihe first witness called by tho nroso
Sut1on was Frederick Walsh, who test;-
req TO the oath of office taken hv
SSolonel Porter as Third Deputv PoI;cs
11ommissloner. Chief Inspector .Tobr
Daly then took the stand and describnd
or11eny 1eI1y the duties of the commissioner
-, eeiwrlght was called and he said
NAY before he joined the Police De-
ppal'nen1, Two and a half years ago. he
mao oeen a chauffeur for Edward Ras-
coVar He said he was first ass;onad
20 ehe West Forty-seventh Street sta-
C eIon and was later transferred to +ho
LSpsc1al Service Division, to which he
nao a Deen attached for two wears ond
uVe ~, days. After the Porter inc;dant
t tne witness said. he was transferred ~
'ne Beach Street station. ~
Firat Sivhf of Do-A
The first time | saw Colonel Porter
was on the night of November IL 1910
un on the stairway of an apartment IN
west Ninety sixth Street. He went ~
"a .he oo0r OF Apartment ga and rane
the Deil. When woman answered hs
asked asked her II everything was ali riobt
"hen she said it was he went nart
way down the stairs again and 49,
toned to somebody in the hall IN conno
up, We then saw a woman ioin h;r,
and they both entered the anartment,,
Wheelwright then told Of enter;no
the apartment and described what he
and Sorger saw there. "e
when Sorger and I first entered ~
bedroom Colonel Porter told US he wa.
Clarence Wolf, of 23S Schermerhorn
Street, Brooklyn" said the witness.
The next day Sorger and I were or
dered to report to Police HEADQUARTERS
at the office of the Third Deputy Com
missioner. Colonel Porter invited us
into his office and said we had got
him into bad fix and that we need
not mention the Ninety-sixth Street in
cident to Inspector Mcdonald, at that
New-York tribune., 1920-04-20

.ime head of the special service squad.
Il told him we we're not going to
tell anybody about it and l never did
until | was summoned to the District
Attorneys Office three months later.
Colonel Porter said the story had
leaked out some way and l told him
the woman must have been talking. He
said he had told Commissioner Enright
about it. He also told US he was a
single man."
Under cross-examination by Mr.. Lit
Teton, the witness denied he had spent
most of his time taking young women
to restaurants and later to their apart
ments. where he would arrest them. He
admitted, however, that this had hap
gagged in his work of "suppressing vice.
He said that while a memier of the
special service squad he had made / 800
arrests, most of them being women.
Arrested Adele Goodall
Wheelwright told of arresting Adele
Goodall on the night Of November II
and taking her in patrol wagon to
the Jefferson Market Court, where she
was charged with keeping a disorderly
house. The affidavit, he said, was made
out by Sorger and the specific crime
alleged was that of renting a room to
man named Clarence Wolf for pur-
poses of prostitution.
Didn't you know that the mans
name was not Clarence Wolf and that
the affidavit was false? ~ demanded Mr..
Littleton. The witness replied he did
not know positively that the man he
had found in the Ninety sixth Street
apartment was Colonel Porter until the
next day when he met the latter at
Police Headquarters. Wheelwright
said that Adele Goodall was seventy
Years old and that he heard Colonel
Porter say on the night of the arrest,
cant we do anything for the old
lady?''
Police Commissioner Enright will
probably be called as a witness to-day.