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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
SALE NOTICE.

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 deemed pledges vii be sold at public 'a1s aaSs N: 18th St. Birning ham Ala: '' d25a5. eoat oat sRsaD eRs D@9ss 9ssss .assa ss Q ..gs SnS watch ana eSo9o' revolver, B. S.. 43os6, watch. 0. | ..
 tsoe barbsTs toos dsGsa 4soss TaSh wa,oD a ll,,5 H; c. e; F.; 4si11. watch, o. F., c. F; GesilS assTinseT roa,y B. s.. 4al5l watch O. r. revolver: 4ssso, oVereoat 4sssi. 'Ssa auto "ose se EEssyyeeilver; ts44s; watch chain; 4s45l, pants; tsssl. tsss1. Gy;sfEySoat ,sss5s. Sassh g. F.
 watch. II e. q F. .sses, eoat an19s and psnSs esnts and pants: ssssi: coat and pants V 1sss7. 'Gse re voEsr voIysr R E. .,sSs; ass7s; oysreOat; tsss2 4ss74. diamond ring; 4ss95, bracelet. dia. Sand bag s4osS %stoh 'Gf F @ tSss tSss revolver, N F.; 441o7. s. B. shotgun: 44iS7, and pants; 44sos revolver. B. l;'' $; 4tss4. eaa. overeoat; 44asss; watch, Q. .F., c. F; 44s64. sn nsn 1855 rnE aao 4ssa sSsin sSs o, F. (; F.; stsls' suit; sisss, eeat revolver; 44s2s. hand bag and contents; sa9Sr sasss egeat eeat and pants pants 4472s. .s. re- F. c. F.; 4e7ss. coat and ''ii pants; 14T4s. pants; 445!1. coat. and pants; ,44sss, C. G. F.; 44S1s, razor; 44ss7l oyercoat :; 44s49, watch. o. F.. C. F.: 4is7s, ring Moose; 44975, revolver, Colt 44994. coat and pants; 45ooo. Remington pump gun and case; 45o3o. coat; 45064. watch and chain. O. F., G. F.; 45171. razor. safety: 45125, coat and pants; 45177.> revolver, Hrnl's U. P. 451s1. hat; 45188. coat; 45z37, suit 45326 coat: 45331. derringer; 46341. pants; 4535S, coat and pants: 45434 2h g. coin scarf pin; 45469, coat; 454So; band ring; 45545. brief case; 45546. pistol. N. F.: 45551 coats and pants; 46564. coat and pants; 4S56. 4S5e6. revolver. N. F.; 46594, safety coat; t5eso, watch and chain. Q: F., G. F. i; 457l3, watch, o. F.. G. F.: 457so, watch, o. F.. G. F.; 45721, sig. ring; 4sz66. revol- yer, B,, S.; 4PS03, watch, o. F., G. r.; 46S18, watch. H. C., c. F.; 45s6o, watch, O. F., \. F.; 45Ss7, cameo ring; 45S91, derringer. s. B.; 45980, pants; 4596S, revolver, B. S. 460l0. wrist watch: 46014. pants; 46o21, watch and chain, O. F., G. F.; 46133, re- volver. B. S.; 46151. c. F. wrist watches 46152, sig. ring; 46177. coat; 46192, sig ring 462o4, coat; 4s212. coat and pants; 4621s. dia cluster ring: 4622z. watch and chain Fl. C., c. F.. 46228. coat; 46259. ring; 4629s, revolver; 4s309, watch, H. C. c. F.; 4s344, coat and pants; 4sass. dia. 4642s, coat; 4e4s4. hat; 4643s. watch, 0. F., c. F.; 4650s. meshbag, G. F. rings G. F bracelet clasps pearls; 46504, pistol, N. F. :; 46632. coat 465G9, raincoat; 4665s, camera; 46677. violin; 46ss7. coat and pants. 4670o revolver, N P. 4sT32. watch, II. C. c. F. 46740, pants; 46746, overcoxt 4674S, re- volver, ". F.; 46796, pants: 46S12, revolver, N F: 46S2s, revolver, N. F.: 46S47, pants; 46S65. coat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
DEATHS

Mrs. HazeI virginia Gossett.--Mrs. Ha-. gel Virginia Gossett, aged 25, died Tuesday night at s:25 o'clock at a local infirmafy. Funeral services will be held this afternon at 2 o'clock. Burial win be at Elmwood cemetery. She is survived by her husband. Charles R. Gossett; ,her mother, Mrs. Virginia Snead; two sisters. Mrs. F. T Baird of Charles ton, w. Va, and Mrs. William Block CT of Atlanta, Ga two brothers. J. N Snead of El Paso, Texas. and w. w. Snead of Birmingham,
 Mrs, Ada TayiOr.--The body of Mrs. ; Ada Taylor, aged A, who died yes terday morning at 9:30 o'clock at a local infirmary, will be sent to Gull man this afternoon by Johns for burial
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28

board or revenue to obtain other ac- commodations for the juries of the county more than a year ago. A com mittee was appointed, but reported after considerable effort that 1t was impossible to secure quarters a1 any other hotels of the city for juries. How ever, following the complaint yester- day, renewed efforts are being made by the committee, and it is expected that this matter will be remedied within the next few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
SEVENTEEN

will be held prior to election day on. November ?.
 At the close of the meeting at the court house plans were made to secure the services of a local band to play for the crowds that will be at the park tonight Just before the meeting closed last night the names of nearly hundred prominent men and women in the city were added to the reception committee who will be at the station this afternoon to welcomat senator Heflin and Lieut.. Governor Mill Ter +is.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Success Is Assured
By Assoeiated Press

l EIU6S 7---
 Columbia, s. C., october 27.-It was announced here at headquarters of the. Cotton Export Corporation that bona -Gde subscriptions from this state to. capital stock of the company aggregated S916,0 1000. with great many townships 10 be heard from. This practically ss- sures the success of the organization, it was said, in the state selected by the American Cotton Association in which to launch the campaign. The subscrip- tions are payable in cash, cotton or Liberty bonds.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Liberty Bonds
Money Market Ry Aeeorlatef{ preas

New York. october E.--PFine tnsrean- tile paper per cent Fxchange Efeg- u,ar Sterling sa-Gay balls. S ssss corn nercial e9-day btlls or banks E 4ss, sonlnnercia4 G day bills. ss42 dsnaad, < a7ss cables, ss4Sss. francs dsaiand.
 p: cables. e.34 Belgian francs demand, s.13 cables 6.75; guilders dsaland 304o;
 ablss 3oso, lire demand. 372; cables, sFs Marks demand. L3S; cables 1.39. sreece deyaand. eSI New York ex-
 hauga on Montreal. 9Ss per cent dis souHt Government railroad bonds irreg- glay finis icans steady. SO days and 90 saTs and six months, TAOS per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Coffee Market
By Associated Press

New York. october 27.--The market for ,offee futures showed further reactions today owing to the easier ruling of The Brazilian cables and reports of a further decline in Rio exchange rates. The opening was unchanged to points lower and there were rallies of a. few points right after the call but the mar ret soon weakened with March selling off to S05, or B points net lower and % points below the high price of Monday lnder liquidation and scattered selling. The close was at nearly the lowest point of the day, showing net declines of % to s1 points October N.25. December, $40; January, s762; March. sS6; May, ss37; July sS.67; September, $S.S4
 Spot. dull. Rio Is, S@SAc: Santos As, 11hn12c. Cost and freight offers were irregular ranging from 1015 to 11hc for well described Santos As, American credits.
 The official cables reported a decline of 75 reis in the Rio market and an ad- vance of 200 reis in the dollar buying rate. The early cable quoted Santos fu- lures 200 to 250 reis lower and reported a decline of half pence in Rio exchange on London. Later cables showed further declnie of A pence in the rate of ex- change on London, and quoted Santos futures unchanged to 125 reis lower but a private report received late in the day said Rio exchange had rallied These fluctuations in exchange were accouapan- jed by conflicting rumors regarding Bra- zilian loan negotiations in this country. Brazilian port receipts 5000; Jundashy receipts 32,000. Rio cleared 16cOO bags New York. and Santos 1oa0 for San Francisco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

York Members New York Cotton ExchsnRS New Orleans Cotton Exchange New Yori Produce Exchange Associated Members Liz. erpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and j Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Specii attention and l3Seral terms given for con. alignment of spot cotton Tor delivery. Con
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Cotton Seed Oil

New York, October N.-Cotton seed oil was lower, the outcome of hedge selling by refiners and liquidation by overnight longs on the heaviness in lard and cotton. Closing prices were 90 to 40 points net lower Sales, 1o.So0 barrels. Tenders on October contracts, 3.100 barrels. Prime crude S25 sales: prime summer yellow, srot and October closed $11 December. sl1 10, March sl1.So, all bid. Prime win- ter yellow and summer white. nominal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Naval. Store.

Savannah, October 27.-Turpentine firm, $1 .024 sales, 172; receipts. 35S; shipments, 113; stock, q 155. Resin steady; sales, 276; receipts. 9S1; shipments. 2a2; stock, 54,324 Quote: B, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, M. N, VIC wv $11 r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Spot Cotton

By Associated Press
 New Orleans, October, N.-Spot cotton steady and unchanged Sales on the spot, Ol bales; to arrive. T5: low middling, 16 6oc; middlng. 21 .75c; good middling, 9 .75c. Receipts, 14142; stock. 2S6. .139.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
London Money R- A AreAo..fo<I Drne~

London, October 27.-Bar silver, 5S1sd per ounce. Money, 41a per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, 51z@5la per cent three months bills. 5as@5 11-16 per cent.
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.ll REQUEST sf: FOR BIDS

l. Sealed proposals will be received sk this office, TIA Brown Marx building. Bir- mingham, Ala, until Il m- November 10, 1920, at which time and place they will be publicly opened. for the construction of river wharf together with necessary ma- chluery and conveying belts to transfer cond from railroad GIFTS to bins and from bins to barges; bins and wharf to be of creo~ soted pile and frame construction Bs<fzts<z are invited to be present
 2. Proposals to be suhdfvtded tf1fo timber and pile construction separate fr<zn belts and machinery.
 3. The right is reserved to re1ect any ard all bids, to waive any iDformalitieS In pro. posals, to make awards by items or tn thu aggregate as may be most advantageous to the United States. Written notice will ba given when an offer Is accepted. eA
 4. Proposals must be submitted in dura- cate and dated. If submitted by firm er corporation, they must bear the firm corporate name with signature and title of person authorized to submit proposalsk The envelope containing proposal must be scated and marked Proposal for construction of coal bins and river wharf, Cordova. Ala. to be opened November 10, 192o-~
 6- Specifications and detailed plans Wz1 be furnished bidders upon application ak my office. TIA Brown- Marx building, Bur mingham, Ala. and after October z9. 1920. II. T. DEBARDELEBEN. Manager Warrior River Section. War DD-
 parmeDt, Inland and Coastwtse Watass
 ways Service
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool, october N-Cotton, spot in fair demand, prices steady. Good mid cling. 1s.s4d; fully middling. 1S.69d; mid ding. 17.1sd; low middling. 13. 39d; good ordinary, 1044d; ordinary, s44d. Sales. 6,000 bales, including 1000 American. No, receipts Futures closed quiet and steady October, 16.32d; December, 1s09d; Jan uary, 15.72d March, 15.Ad; May, 1507d; July. 14s2d: September 1s.44d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Port Movement

By Associated Press New Orleans: Middling. 21 75c; receipts, ! 4A42; exports, DO; sales, 1,476; stock, 285,- 13S.
 Galveston: Mddling, 21 .5c: receipts. 17,438: exports. 14.1s4; sales, 1902; stock, 322, ,3S1
 Mobile: Middiing. 21 .5oc. receipts, 1,ss5; stock, 5,65. Savannah. Middling. 22c; receipts. 4,s22; sales 5S; stock, 112,3lS. Charleston: Middling, 2l. 5Oc receipts, 215; stock, 232, ,24e
 Wilmington: Middling, oo.5oc; receipts. 6; stock, 33,o8S. Texas City: Stock, 5,5so. Norfolk: Midcling. 21c; receipts, l, ,54s; sales, 1ts stock. 74l5. Baltimore: Stock, 2,6SS. Boston: Middling, 22.7oc; stock, 15,D
 Philadelphia: Middling, ? 4oc; stock, 4695. New York Middilng. a2.1sc; exports. 2,040; stock. 22.5A. Minor ports: Stock. 5,S33- i Total today Receipts 39, ,a54; exports, IS, 4o4; stock. 1,0s4.sl5. Total for week: Receipts. 16s, s,556; ex- ports. So,542. ports, SS 3H. Interior Movement Houston: Middling. 21c; receipts. IF, ,ss1; shipments, 17837; sales, 8,374; stock, 342. 7So
 Memphis: Middhng. 2ic receipts. 3.s4I; shipments, 2547 sales, 2.400; stock, z73, ,159
 Augusta: Middlng. 22c; receipts, 2,6s7; shipments. 1.2ss; sales, 2so: stock. 1o9,S35.
 St. Louis Middling. 21c: receipts. sel; shipments, 547; stock, 10, 48.
 Atlanta Middiing, q .25c.
 Little Rock: Middling, 2lc; receipts. 1,4so; shipments, 9S; sales, 9s9; stock, a. 56s
 Dallas: Middling. Hc.
 Montgomery: Middlihg, 2ic; sales. 15.
 Total today: Receipts. zo,51o; shipments. % ,1ss. stock. 769,6o3
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6. .7567 .25c. Zinc quiet; East St Louis de- livery. spot. 7Q7. .10c.
 At>Aondon: Spot copper. aSS Is Sd !: futures, fS7 17s 6d ElectroIytic spot GsS. futures, -f1o1. Tin, spot, f261 17s Cd; fu- lures, f265 17s Cd. Lead. spot, G36 Is Cd i; futures. 935 15s. Zinc, spot, f39; futures. $40
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Chicago Futures By Associated Press
Cash Grain Ry Ascnrtafad Prnea

by EkbSUCIdteu FftsB Chicago. October 27.--Wheat No. 2 had s2.151a e ZIG. Corn, No. mixed. S5 M @S7c; No. 2 yellow. s6A 0SSc. Oats, No. white. 54A @55Ac; No. 3 white, 53A e 54c Rye, No. 2, $176. Barley, soc@s1.os. Timothy seed, s5@ $50. Glover seed. l2@2o. Pork nomi- nal; lard, s1960; ribs, $1S@17.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28

REWARD will be paid for the rrturn of information leading to recovery of pointer dog pup; had collar with name and reg istraton; tag M. No. 2367, when last seen. Dr. Lewis .. Morris. : Glen Iris Park, Birmingham. Ala
 OiL-l0 shares W Walker Consolidated on stock at $95 per share, for quick sale.s William l.. White, 324 Jefferson County Bank Bldg, Main 5296.
 LOsSp-Idver and white pointer; S1o re- ward for information leading to his covery for delivery to |. A Christian. 11S Halstead St.. Woodlawn- Phone s2-J Woodlawn.
 FOUND-Money. Owner may have same by stating amount lost. time date and by paying for this ad- Apply Mira A Krchler. 2722 S. eth Ave LOYr--Isast night about o'clock bundRo cont aiming two Ray puncture-proof inter liners Return 1625 list Ave. Reward LOST in Woolworth stores, package taining fur collar and lining. Call Wood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
MUCH PRESSURE IN .
 l THE STOCK MARKET WAS IN EVIDENCE
Strength of Exchange on Lon
 don ForeshadoWed Early Adjustment of the Min ers' Strike
By Associated Press

t New York, October 27-The- stock
 market was under incessant pressure
 today, the extent of the impairment
 while comparatively moderate in sea- Isoned shares, assuming wider dimen-
 sions among the more speculative is- esues.
 From the very outset selling con- Everging around the steels, that group sevidently being regarded as especially vulnerable because of the failure of the
 United States Steel directors to increase
 &he common dividend at yesterdays 2quarterly.
 q In all Likelihood. however. heaviness ! at steels and affiliated stocks was di- &ectly due to advices from league cen- ters of the industrys where further <price unsettlement and reduced output Eseemed to be in pogress. Equipments, motors and their sub Esidiaries, oils, tobaccos, sugars, chem *icals and numeous unclassified special fties were swept into the reatcionary movement at extreme losses of 1 to 5 Spoints. Rails of the better type made { Honly moderate concessions, but junior issues eased sharply on small offer &ings.
 An incident of the session was the Hweakness of Savage Arms following g news or the suspension Of dividends on 2the second preferred and common #shares. The company's issues once fig- fured prominently among the war brides" on the exchange, but earnings Fof the past year seemed to aiscount to- &day's action.
 Strength of exchange on Lopda1 g kforeshadowed early aaiustnlent f,f dif- &ferences between the Eritisn rusaers and the government This was borne out by cables rsseived ey prtxate banklng
 interests. but the effect 5n fbe stock
 market was ne@sigihie Cali money pursued it's recent cogese. openinS aE z &rer cent and advapesng C in 9fr cent N lore the close ne bulk 8f sNa nj 1ar- ccrnina fren interios 08i,As ea6 were iETeguiar a Feiatively < Sver sapia issaes, includ- es tH5~saS H9minal gains &sn N~ss fdles, par value, SN .eed States bonds snef 4ns.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Dry Goods

By AsHOcfAted Pfo08
 New York. October 27.zfower prices today stimulated some sales of cotton goods for delivery within the next sixty days. Yarns were quiet burIaps firmer on the lightweight end, knit underwear in light demand and wool goods quiet and irregular
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
New Orleans Futures Rv A aa<Srl~f>A De-

New Orleans, October 27.-The cot ton market closed barely steady at net declines of 101 to Ill points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Rice Market

By AssOciated Press/
 New Orleans, October T.-Rough rice, re sales; receipts, 1895 sacks; millers' receipts, 252. Clean rice quiet; sales Hon. duras, 3,995 pockets, 2M@7%c. Blue Rose, 6,251 pockets. 3Aa6Ac; Carolina l15 pock- etc, 2%@7s4c. Bran and polish unchanged. Receipts none.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
New York Futures By Associated Prcss

/ New York. October 2T.-The cotton
 market closed barely steady. ~
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

FouND-I found soe suits in 1. special purchase that I will sell at $16.60 and S18.SO; dark colorS medium and heavy weights; regu- lar sac values. Marc Link. 1911 lst ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Produce

By Associated Press New York, October 27.-BYtter firmer fEsts, 46d5se.
 Eggs irregular firsts. 6s966c. Cheese irregular. average run, 2315625c Live poultry firm. chickens by express S4d36c fowls, S3@S5c; turkeys, 45c. Dressed steady, prices unchanged. Chicago, October N.-Butter firm creamery, 37&571kc.
 Eggs unchanged. Poultry alive unsettled; fowls, gen. efal-run, 24c; springs, 2sc; turkeys, 33c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Chicago Live Stock


 Chicago, October 27.-Cattle receipts, 1 lO00; beef and butcher cattle mostly. iteady to shade higher.
 Best yearlngs s I5.5l Bulk good and choice steers . 15. 50m1s. 9 Grassy kinds mostly ............ 9.0odl4.25 Good cows ......... SO0019. 50 Medium grades .............. 5.25@ E.50 Gamers .................... 35OG 3.S5 Good bolognas ......... 6251 6.50 Common kinds ................. 5.2EGs 600 Veal calves strong ,s.......ss.. i2 Bo8t1 .50
 Receipts, westerns, 5000, rnaxlsey strong to i5c higher.
 Hogs: Receipts, 12oOo mostly tS@2se lligher than yesterdays sVerage closing weak, with most of advance ics Top early iSso Bulk light and butchers ts. 251ls,So Bulk packing sows .....s....-., tz lf5nl l2 89 Bulk desirable 90 to 125-pcunds
 Sheep: Receipts. 17,oOo,y al grades sheen and lambs closing steady to 25c lower than Tuesdays close. M Top natives and western
 lambs .-.....-....-..-......'. i'-W Bulk native ..................... lz-W4iz'to Choice ewes TOO Bulk fat natives ................ 5.7oQ b.oo Top feeder lambs ............... l5.W
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Spot Coffee
 By Associated Press New York, October H.-Spot coffee, slsc.
Sr-ar Market

f4s8O6NML8Q EfHSR New York, October N.-There was lit- tie more activity in the local raw sugar market today and transactions included various kinds of sugar. although it was noted that buyers were interested In onfy prompt or nearby shipments, and while prices were irregular, they closed un- changed from the previous night of 71bc for Cubas, cost and freight. enual to s-52c centrifugal The business included about 10.400 bags of Perus in port and afloat. mostly at 7,25c centrifugal. ( POD bags Porto Ricos. early November shin ment. at s.26c centrifugal. followed bv 5000 bags in port at S5zc centrffueal Some Brazil centrifugals in port at . z5c and .000 bags of Cubas for prompt shin- ments at 7lzc cost and freight
 The market for refined was unchanged at l1c to 12c for fine granulated. The de- Mand was said to be good for immediate delivery.
 Sugar futures were moderately active T although most of the business vas in the form of switches from the near to the mere distant positions Prices were easier and closed at declines of to Is points.
 Metal Market
 By Associated Press
 New York, October H.-Copper- nominu electrolxtic. spot and fourth quarter, 14%G15Ac for small lots. producers not quoting.
 Iron nominally unchanged. Tin firm Spot and nearby, 40.75c: futures. F 5Oc Antimony. s-141G Lead steady: spot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
Potato Market

AssOcl1feu PfeSS .
 hicago, October 27.-Potatoes steady Northern white sacked and bulk si gTG1 70; Minnesota and Dakota early ohios, $1 .65@1.S0; Idaho rurals, 215@2. 30
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-28
East St. Louis Live Stock

By Associated Press ct o,,;e nctnhap pT -(,attla. R
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18
LATE News NOTES

Miss Coranelle Mattern. dargh-
ter of a Frankfort photographer,
is one Of President-elect Hard
ing's private secretaries.
. Coca Cola is selling at 81 1T
Danville fountains.
Centre Colleges basketball
team is to play Harvard this Win
ter
Madison High school boys and
girls persist in ''holidaying' when
there is, a holiday coming to them.
That California man whose bride
weighs 725 pounds surely cannot
complain of short weight
Local merchants hint that there
will be general decrease in prices
whiting a short time.
Somebody has to star tit, SO dc
your Christmas shopping early
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18
FEDERAL COURT
SESSION UNUSUAL
Big Grist Of Business Disposed of
In Record Time-Nearly ST.
0OO Pain In Fines

For -expediency and exactness, to-
getler with completeness, the recen,
session of the United States federal
court has few equals, since the time
was practically four days, with about
Sc cases disposed of, 40 convictions
and few cases left over.
/ The work from the start seemed
to progress rapidly, despite the IN
coming deluge precipitated by the. ex-
cellent work of the grand jury. Fhis
body was in session but a short
thine when more than a score Of in
dictments were returned. The affida-
1 Wits in many other cases were sent to
Covington, where they We're Inspected
and returned previous to the opening.
of the session. This pertains to the
indictments of the former session. a.
number of which were acted Upon
| There We're a few who were again.
carried over, since the defendants In
the cases were not to be found.
The record of the federal officers
was extraordinary, in that they were
all present and, it is said had the
most complete testimony that has,
ever been introduced in the local
court. The stenographic work was
up to the minute, and the Offices OF
Warfieid Bennett, United States COM
missioner, is just being cleared as al
result of the Work of the past week.
Miss Florence Hanley, Frankfort,
deputy to- q. S. Clerk j. W. Menzies
at Covington, remained over to as
sist Miss Sara Monday, clerk of the
local federal Offices, with the task of !
completing the records and seemingly !
innumerable other affairs incident to |
the session. Miss Hanley, who is an
expert stenoerapher, like Miss Mon I
day, is among the best known Office
managers to be found, and their work
has beeq complimented by many of !
the higher officials.
The work of the grand jury, which :.
had TO 90 with the paving of the way
for many of the accused to be tried,
was followed by the witnesses and de-
PENDANTS being present on time, thus
assisting in the progress. I
Almost $4,000 was paid in fines as
sessed, none failing to pay the fines,
with one exception, where a Target
portion was laid down and good Sc
;ul%ty for the remainder furnished +
In the few cases were the sentences
we're rot given after the verdict hadf
been rendered, bond was furnished, I
and it is said that about the only
ones that will so to prison or lose
their liberty will be those who wereT
sentenced to prison by the court af-
ter their conviction. l.