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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
sAeGiE's BLUES.

ago there was shown at
ueatre in Salmon a photo
mad the merit of taking
0ues if a fellow took his
ny with him to that show.
1ied Pep, about two fingers
would put ginger and life
cheer into men and women
~S' cast down with a weight
was recommended for
Gus You and generally one
au MT the ball. The play
popularize the nickname
aeh' Salmon business man
SINCE become a candidate
commissioner. The fol
,ees' which fall from the
.se Recorders hoss doctor,
1s Pep as a good dose for
NF'sid at this season of the
: sun isn't warm and the
Et bright. "
as at all seems joyous and
|, '.fe I an cut of sorts anu
he name
serouadrel IN the politi-
FELLOW most hated is 50
| set through
y lhe dirtiest mud-slingine
~ Eo95 presence a bilious
-laqie you sleep yoL're
nm dreams:
=, is not half as bad Is
eat Yen need as Your re
~ afe rectoned
= ~. eose Of Pep on Noyenbcs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
To the Editor:

four ultra partisan con,a
Is probably not worthy of ,ha ',is ary
-, M Ieply 10 his TRADE OF abnsa
~ : a ans good men who conducted tbe
~, ~ .n county fair, and who worked
tor ho ana made it success. To M tha
nonest and disinterested man ~ e
Man VINO still carefully read bis W.
lacks upon Mr.. Viel in his last sar
slons and boil the same down =. ,hs
Ia:t analysis, he complains ~ ,n.o
Mr Viel did not ENCOURAGE hor
racing, but discouraged il. and ID DC Se
STOOD In with some of the nrnsraS ae
sive citizens of Lemhi county in an
enort 70 protect the county finances
Inc last effort to discredit Mr. viei
SHOWS tne true animus, and tho
power Dehind the attack. Every ono
IN ana near Salmon knows who is
back OF the fight against Mr. Viai
and why. Did not certain irterested
parties boast at the late nrimarv
election that they would spend large
SUNS OF money to beat Mr. Viel at
the November elections?
10 the man or woman who reads
the Herald, and has any memory at
all will come the reflection that the
attltude OF the Herald now is quite
olHerent from what it was immed.
lately after the county convention
wnen 1t was holding up it's hands in
molly horror for fear that a campaign
or vilification and abuse would be
INDUCED In to the injury of the
peace and the dignity of the people
of this vicinity. How the mighty
hath fallen" Who is doing the viii
fication Read the Herald for ans
wer.
The Herald gave very little space
to telling about the county fair
either before or after it was held,
but its space was devoted largely to
| boosting the horse races at the ex-
pense of the fair. Look up the issues
of the Herald before and since the
fair and Judge for yourselves of the
truth of this. Why the effort to dis
credit the fair and boost the races
Mr.. Viel, who, no more responsible
than the other members of the COM
mittee having the management of
the fair in hand, happened to be the
president of the fair association, and
he is a Democratic candidate for an
office; hence theraces were boosted
ed at the expense OF the fair in an
effort to discredit Viel for political
purposes Is this right, fair and
worthy of endorsement by respect
able and good people of Lemhi coun-
ty? Will they endorse this course
by now standing in with the policy
of the Herald and the political clique
that is backisg and urging it on?
dig into the past and see what
the Herald had to say four years age
! when CHARLES E. Hughes was candi
date for president on the republican
ticket? He was the grand man; the
only man on whose shoulders rested
the safety, prosperity and perpetuity
of our republic Yet, it is a matte,
of common history OF our country
that Mr.. Hughes while governor OF
the great state of New York. made
a fight against horse racing and the
gambling attendant upon horse races
and was successful in so doing, and
iall of the sports of the Empire State
cursed and fought him for so doing
but look up the Herald and see If II
did not praise him to the skies, IN
stead of condemning him for the
crime which Viel has committed
lVerily it makes a difference whose
foot is pinched.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
bATs SEE
hoRY AHEAD

,yr,sCO, oct. 29-De-
/ which assure the state
,se Cox-Roosevelt ticket
.ssiyed by George White.
ibe Democratic Nation
according to telegrams
! today from New York
rev Pittman OF. Nevada,
Lager of the national
\, states are as safe for
x Texas" wires White.
q for Cox and Indiana
1 believed this from the
ri TO it despite propagan-
IA Encouragement. The
mile will not counte-
Their votes d Cdi1Ipca1SAi
krpocrisy, misrepresenta'
fee and hate.
krjcan people are more
4, policies than politics.
ramen casting their first
E,,ightforward course will
kssful one. World peace,
|the first time in history
q life insured by a con
|an-the League of Ma
not be killed by the
n people Of the United
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
SENATOR WAiTCOMe EXPLAINS
CONNECTION WITH WATER SUIT

The county Republican spellbind-
ers held forth at Tendoy Wednesday
evening and went to Leadore last
night. Whitcomb and Shook were
the principal speakers. Senator Whit.
comb especially dwelling on the Lem
hi water matter In its bearing upon
the campaign and saying that he
wished to wash his hands OF the en-.
tire subject. The record seems to
show that the senator was the orig
inal attorney of record In the pro-
ceedings but afterward withdrew
from the suit. the name of John r.
Rees having been substituted In Mr..
Whitcomb's place. The voters gen.
orally are understood TO be OF the
opinion that there has been too
many lawyers on the job at Boise
and disposed to try layman or two
to make laws for the general public
at least for one session.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
As1lc MEETINGS
HELD BY DEMOCRATS

nocratic speakers who
n May on Monday for a
ii night were induced to
h mission as far as Pat
next day for a meeting
g were DR.. Owen T.
h. Casterlin, Earl Gill
n L. Viel and E. ]. Dock
S. Mr.. Dockery was on
b fll a speaking itinerary
Challis, Mackay, Haley
ID.
nker delivered two fine
b Salmon at the opera
rday night and at the
~ church Sunday even
eme on both occasions be-
hague of Nations. One of
sastic Democrats rallies
nign was held at Leadore
i evening, when the same
had the platform.
Mic meeting were billed
h and Northfork also.
Iehols presided at the May
On assuming the chair he
ir ringspeech. Allen Merritt
hyor Of the bond issues.
lid.
h meeting was over it be
fM abroad that there are
III prominent residents of
unity heretofore identified
Republican party and who
With the Democrats next
Lorenzo Falls, one of the
eble of these, is an old-tim-
Pahsimaroi country. He
ing stock man. He is with
bGats on the issues raised
tnpaign. There are more
ne way of thinking in the
|nthering it was mentioned
p Of leading citizens here,
ealded as steadfast in their
p faith are with the Demo
aate and county issues
kvis and his extravagant
fllon afford the reason fol
llese changes.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
c,ses Still In Court.

mdge Cowen and Reporter " he
or 'uufe who spent the weekend 9,,r1eg a. 1ag
81, enoa MnT nf Williams lake, retuPnsu ninh
head 3.s,,'5 o. deer meat. W. H. and Rien, ,i
wlthout Usopn a, were with them rms
ard, ard shoup tbs nudge and reporter Wen ven.
week week IN tne ,be % same quest over Lees. Lees.
burg way. There y ID readv for
court business benz n-" n salmon
them on their return i.tar - term viii
when the regular polopss ~, docketed
be closed. Suits have .7i,3s 9s'n and Trus,
BY the Guarantee 49.,', F5IIs !,I's @sainst a.1 c
company Of !dan2 mo, : a'.s :. y. oliver.
". W. snook. J, i. I.l6g coles, lode 70 S nd 4
c. c.. Amonsoa for ase9'''.' acc ses Ji of -
lions to the eap-L"l
company.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
l E. Crook Sells Out,

Aanh of July ranch of ]. E.
setner with its stock, has
BY the owner to Raymond
q North Dakota. The price
G the ranch alone was
The total sales amounted
Of $4,000. 1t was only
ago that Mr.. Crook
as place. AS usual with
M about its Improvement.
nightly productive. He has
Us money in the place and
II Is not stated what Mr..
Immediate plans are but it
\ aped that the county is not
|iM as a citizen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
What Win happen Up the Valley.

Johnny Reddington. livestock man
of the upper Lemhi valley. has spent
the week In Salmon and In the Pah-
simaroi Mr.. Reddington was
strongly urged TO run for county
commissioner in his district as tri-
ed and true citizen but his Republi-
can brethren found new and I'M
known candidate In c. r. snyder,
who has made mighty poor headwAy
In winning the election. According
TO reports that come to Salmon what
will happen to Snyder In Junction
precinct will make him wish some
body else was getting his licking.
for not only the Democrats but a big
lot OF Republicans too are going to
vote for Fayle,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
,hi cnuntY's Share.

Jrraar the present law tht -
:. 80 expense is one-slNth 20 ~
state two-sixths to the coIa.' ..,,,.,',-,. en-
staes shrae.sirtbs 10 the Federal COVE ~. -
-, II is in this proportion '.i@ IA
NJ me- work already completed on m
~ en,.Don liver between Salmon anu
3ahai,,1aroi .3a,a.ig has been paid when ma pa,
80 a..- Unfortunately $500. 900 OF W. 'n
cpe .ue s,ste a has paid s65,oeo, the .'l.s coeli
.,.' SEQ 200. and the cove. mn. mn.
s1o5 6oo This county has acs9e..-1 s5',s.-.1
'2'lce;red from the state ana 10. -
te-'I..,,ae-t s263oe0 and has i'a..S s
sof :. es.--landitu-e OF $4,000. or =
,Sn1lars ',l for every dollar %e -' p4,,- -, IS
COZ =, addition the mainienaAe ss o
,t.'s th;s r8ad has been PAID r. .-..eef
liils .ls. -, - s. eaa having been .z
- last few months ana S'
IN l,-1-S ~ has received tas 9s'.J5 ,,--,. ~
''-,'i 35I EXPENSE or y ..i AZ 49,. +. s. 81, !
-, - n r5r55s- ROADS AFT. r. t.5 .1.-s
r.. gI-57T r IL PAID BI 1iiL
.s5s s.1- 5s,- [-1-I. A21u BENEa il5.a.. ~ '
So. - r-er .51F reCper &c 81
zv % .re cons
~
-. whether ct iu
s4e ,=-z-s .-e baI+ r. izH
.,s- words. I we refuse re- &c, -
ne IN o,- ig Tie bl-id!ns oi saw
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
Death Calls Mrs. Fayle.

Mrs. w. II. Fayle, wife OF the
Leadore candidate for county com
missioner on the Democratic ticket.
died suddenly al the family home
ON Sunday lAst- Mrs.. Fayie had
Tong been suffering from heart tr0u-
BILE, Having In mind her affliction
II was In the hope that she might
accompany him on his visits to Sal
mon and thus be benefited that Mr..
Fayle was induced TO become can
didate for commissioner The lady
herself looked forward 10 these Wis
It's with hopeful anticipation. She
accompanied her husband TO Salmon
only few weeks ago.
Ella May Thomas before her mar
riage 10 Mr.. Fayle lived al Dubois
where her people are prominent.
She was 40 years of age. Her hus-
band still owns property there.
There are four children OF the mar
riage The body was taken by the
bereayed husband on Tuesday for
lnterment at the old home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
Sank Creditors Paid In Full.

A wine from the Comptroller OF
the Treasury at Washington address
ed 10 a. C. Amonson brings the news
that judgment against Guy +.
Bowerman and others in the First
National bank failure, amounting tn
SAT 600. with interest since the year
1915. has been collected in full. FIJI.
ty-six per cent of the liabilities OF
the bank had already been paid. SO
that with this additional credit the
depositors will finally realize all
that has been 80 long coming 10
them from the banks defaicatiol.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29

Al the same time the voters ere
called upon TO vote on the question
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-10-29
BUSINESS MEN MAKE APPEAL
FOR THE HIGHWAY BONDS

Every voter knows the axiom of
IooD ROADS and recognizes thar
better transportation and communi.
Gatioh are essential to the fullest
oeSeiopment of our resources. The
economic value of GOOD ROADS is
SO well understood that further ex-
pianation is unnecessary, yet it may
De wen to review here a few cases
In which the effect on the taxpayer
Is illustrated; Quoting from the bull.
letins of the U. S. Bureau OF Public
Roads:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
El Acorazado Espa6d "ALFONSO XIII

microbes 49, exhbra Cine Tres Banderas la pelcu
la los fesejOs al AonsO kip La pecula consta de dos
Rees 2OOO pGs) conene todos detaes de inumera
b esejos celebrates honor del buque spaO Desde Sc
seafOrO hasa La sada da % NADIA ha
do del buque por bOca del Moro ell saudo La
plaza e canal plaza conestando ell saudo deshe
AUTOMOBILES desembarqu del COmandante ag0meac6n de
pdbco Marina, dee de las beimas Sras del Club Svas
ka sada de Caedra vista AymtamentO parada en- Cam
las grandes esas de AreO homemade Victor ROas vista
al AuxiO Mdtuo los Orpederos de PaOecO John Berwig
sada bOca del MOrO muchas mas sea
lilo
Ademas exhbra tamben La pisma nOche la peicua de
la Fea Regional que detae cumnante vista de San
Juan tOmada pOr Colorado desde 5000 pies de altWa
La egada del General Pershng La varada del Northern
Pacific transporte BufOrd egada de los restos del Dr.
Betances los deses entrada Mayagiez Cabo ROO To-
das estas peuas esan enas de neresantfsmOs detaes
Para cOmpear prOgrama exhbira indisma peicu
la titulada "Carnavales Canivales".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
Ell JEFE DE POLICIA RECOMIEN-
DA QUE NO Sc UTILICE Ell
SERVICE DE PRESOS PARA
OBRAS PUBLICAS

OBRAS PUBb1CAS
En- ell informe anual que hace el je-
fe de la policfa Mr.. Shanton, al Co.
bernador Yager, le llama la atencion
en- ell sentido de 10 que esta ocurrien-
do con los prisioneros que son utiliza'
dos por el Gobierno para ell trabajo
de carreteras Y obras piblicas.
En- su informe dice Mr.. Shanton al
Gobernador que durante los dltitnos
doce meses Sc han fugado de la peni
tenciaria. carceles municipales, cam
pamentos de prisiones, etc: no menos
de $50 prisioneros, de los cuales sola-
mente ha podido la policfa capturar
292.
Eel infe recomienda urgentemente
que la penitenciaria sea trasladada de
San Juan , Y que por medic de una
Orden ejecutiva Sc prohiba terminan-
temente que los prisioneros sean uti-
lizados para trabajar en- carreteras
Y otros sitios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
VARIAS NOTICIAS
PARA JUEz DE HUMACAo

En- las notas oficiales del Palacio,
que han suministrado hoy la prensa,
hay una que dice que el Gobernador
ha aprobado el nombramientO de nues
tro amigo ell Lcdo. Rafael Lopez An
tongiorgi, actual Registrador de La
Propiedad de Humacao, para Juez de
Ia Corte de Distrito de dicha cfudad,
mientras dure la hcencia del juez pro-
pietario.
Aver tarde llamamos a la oticina
del Attorney General para que nos
informaran 81 ell nombramiento de juez
de Humacao, va habfa sido hecho, 10
que nos contest0 ell Secretario del
Attorney, que hasta la fecha no Sc
habfa recomendado a nadie. En- este
desde luego, y con perd6n del senior
Secretario, no ha habido gran exacti-
tud, es que 6l 10 ignoraba, pues aver
por la tarde ell Gobernador firm6 ell
nombramiento para juez de Humacao.
Ell nombramiento del icenciado L0-
pez Antongiorgi, ha sido recibido con
jfbilo, pues todo ell mundo sabe que
es un joven de vasta cultura, de inte-
ligencia clara sabra administrar ex-
tricta cumplida justiciaS
Reciba nuestra enthusiastic felicita-
ci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
LOS DOS ,SOLES

Vamanos al hastial de la sala,
Vamonos, Francisco,
que Sc esta que da gloria estos dfas
de sol Y de frio-. 4
Y al rincon del hastial soleado
por tibiezas de sol invernizo
Sc van temblorosos
los dos viejecitos,
con ell calendario,
con el argadillo,
con las frentes cargadas de tempo,
con las venas cargadas de frfo.
iQue serena la, tarde resbala
ipor delante de aquel rinconcito!
iLas dulces tibiezas
del sol invernizo
como alientos del Dios de la vida
dan calor a los dos viejecitos!
Una dulce modorra suave
va durmiendo sus torpes sentidos
al rumor del rozar quejumbros0
de las vueltas del viejo argadillo,
que Sc queja con ritmo de enfermo,
planidero, sutil, dolorido. 80.
La tarde es templada
y ell rincon del hastial esta tibio.
Sc derrite la nieve en- los campos,
Sc descubre ell verdor del egido,
pican las cigienas
la vera de rio,
lavan las muchachas,
balan los cabritos,
corren los regatos,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
ALMA.
NoTICIAs CoNTRADICToRIAs

Mientras Sc MEGA que ell Regimiento
de Puerto Rico sea trasladado Texas,
Sc asegura insistentemente que esta
fuerza sera sustitufda por cuadros de
Infanterfa procedentes de Campamen-
tos guarniciones del Continente pa
IA foPfnar otros dos tres Dataliones en-
el pats, q. sustituyan mas tarde la
tropa que Sc ausenta. Sc ha in
tornado tambien que el Regimiento
va a Santo Domingo Y de allf una
parte al Sur de los Estados Unidos.
Consultas respecto las condolences
del Quartet de Ballaja, parece que
han sido hechas las autoridades mi
litares de Puerto Rico para estudiar
'el alojamiento de trOpas que Sc frata
de enviar aquf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
Ell TRAsPoRTE CANTIGNY

Acerca de este trasporte de La ar
mada americana, que lego anteayer
a Puerto Rico, Sc nos informa en- las
oficinas del Gobierno Militar, que ell
CRqsttgny es un trasporte completa-
mente nuevo, que fu6 entregado al
Gobierno ell dfa % de agosto.
Ell buque sali6 ell sabado las seis
de la tarde Y lego Puerto Rico
aver las once de la maiiana. HUI
biera llegado antes no ser por unas
horas que estuvo parade en- la trave-
sfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
Ell SIR. SUCH, REGREso DEL
NORTE

Esta mafiana a las once regreso en-
ell vapor Helen, procedente de New
York, nuestro estimado amigo ell po-
pular manager de la Bull Insular Line,
don Miguel Such, persona muy queri-
da en- esta sociedad.
La distinguish esposa de don Miguel
Such, dofia Emilia Gomez, sus en-
cantadores ninos, permaneceran algdn
tempo mas en- New York.
Ell IMPARCIAL tiene para ell ami
20 que regresa, un saludo pleno de
afecto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
10 ouE DICE UN "LEADER"

En- ell mitin celebrado anoche por
los socialistas de San Juan, el leader"
senior Iglesias hizo manifestaciOnes en-
el sentido de que sus compaferUs no
han acceptable pactos nj entendidos con
niilguno de los Otros partftlos v que
su prograina nantiene ell triunfo de
ideas que no pueden amalgamarse con
las de otras colectividades.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23

llora el argadillo.
Y en- los monies las lenguas de acero
de los anchos destrales blandidos
acompanan su bronca salmodia
con refejos estruendos sombrios,
fragorosos desgarres de ramas,
roncos tumbos de troncos hendidos. -.
iAlli estan los mozos!...
iAllf esta aquel hijo!...
Murieron los rayos
del sol mortecino..
--Vamos la lumbre. a..-
---Vamonos; Francisco.
Y al rincon del hogar frfo y solo ss
Sc marcharon los dos viejecitos,
con el calendario,
con ell argadillo,
temblando de viejos,
temblando de frio.
va viene cantando...
va viene ese hijo...
Y ell hogar apagado y obscure
revivio con ell mozo fornido,
revivio con los fuegos sagrados
del amor y ell hogar confundidos.
Y ell viejo la vieja
dfjole al dido:
-Tenemos dos soles
que quitan ell frfo:
pa de dfa, ell que alumbra en- ell cielo;
pa de noche, ese hijo... ese hijo...
J. Gabriel y Galan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
TEATRO MUNICIPAL

Esta noche pondra EN- escena la COM
paifa Velasco, dos Obras que han de
agradar mucho la asistencia La RG-
baterG, v. Venus Salon. Esta Ultima
revista ha sido transformada, introdu-
ci6ndole nlimeros nuevos v embelle-
ci6ndola con una presentation extra
Ordinaria.
La function es extraOrdfnaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
UNA HERMosA PRopIEDAD

Sc informa Que ell ingeniero senior
Montilla, -cuyo estado de salud es
cada vez mas satisfactofio- de
adquirir una hefmosa casa en- Nueva
York. 10 que hace supoher que La es-
tancia allf de la distingdida familia
sera detinitiSal Celebramos mucho
que Ell amigo continue bien.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-23
AUXILIO MUTUO

Entradas:-Sr. don Miguel Angel
Sanantonio Pima, de San Juan.
Salidas:-Sres. don Manuel Fer
nandez Garciondina, Manuel Alfonso
Sobrino, de San Juan. <
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-31
VILLAS SURRENDER
\ HAS QUIETINC EFFECT

w as h ngt on. July 3f.--Francisco
Villas surrender and the disbanding
OF his force has produced qufeting
effect In other centers of revolt against
the present Mexican regime, American
consular officers today advised the
state department.
Villas promise to lay down his arms
and retire to the country. II WINS stated,
apparently weakened the morale of
some OF the more troublesome rebellious
elements and signs point to speedy
restoration OF order In those districts
where revolts followed the assumption
Of power by De La Huerta. -
Dispatches today indicated that with
the decrease OF disorder. the Mexican
people apparently Il have settled down
to await the elections to be held
I throughout the republic early in Sep
tember. The new regime Is counting
upon an overwhelming vote OF conf
dence. II Is probable that recognition
by the United States and other prin-
cipal governments will await'the out
come Of the elections.
MeaRer dispatches today fall to show
accurately the situation in Lower CALI
fornia, where Governor Cantu was re-
ported fomcntlng revolution. How
strongly he is being supported was not
known to officials here. but American
consuls stated that federal forces were
, being concentrated In such large num-
bers that the suppression OF Cantu' s
revolt was probability.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-07-31
GEORGIAN ARRESTED
HERE FOR KIDNAPPING

Within a few minutes after n long
distance telephone message was re
ceived from BlackShear, glth, Saturday
morning Detectives Scott Swatford and
Tom Gillespie arrested q. q. Hpyett,
alias j, A. Ammons. and registered him
Mt police headquarters as n fugitive
from the Georgia town, where he ~
wanted on charge OF kidnapping AVA
Bryant i6-year-old daughter OF Rev.
&. ]. Bryant, of Blackshear.
A short time ago tile local detective
department received n telegram from
sheriff H.. W.. Robertson, .ofs BlRc kBhear.
In regard 10 Boyet. A circular con ;
tanning n photograph and description OF
both the man and the girl was also
received.
According to tho message received
Saturday. Ava Bryant has returned to
swaftord and Gillespie, recognized
Boyett, alias Ammons, from the photo
graph. Ha Is said to have admitted that
he was the man they wanted. He Is
also credited with saying that he was
willing TO 40 back and fRce tho charge.
nayett has been working here. He
told the detectives It was stated, that
he took the Bryant girl to Macon. He
denied that she was brought here.
Blackshear is about nine miles from
Waycross.
A reward Of 800 was offered by Rev.
Bryant and an additional reward Of
500 was offered by the governor OF
Georgia.
The circular IN the hands OF the de-
tectives states that Boyett clipped with
Ava Bryant on June. 10. deserving his
wife and four young children, leaving
them In a dependent condition.
1t is also stated In the circular that
Boyett and the Rirl were last seen at
Jesnp, Ga, on June 20.