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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
A to M
Vansville Dist. N to z, I'd Prec.

A A Butch. r-p iu3 e -....... 50 00
R E Hughes, book judge ...~.... % 90
R E Wills, judge. e................ IA 00
w H Willard, judge ............ IA 90
Neil Il Hazard, clerk............ II. 00
E Keefauver. cle:k k. -. IA 90
J w Baldwin, sdoorkeeper. 400
a 3 Moss. rent. Is. 90
w II Willard, lumber. ........ Is, 80
CT Phillips. lights. ..s... SOC
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Prec. A Grimes. judge. .......
Surratts District

G Miller, reg judge. 80. 90
j. 0 DennisoD, reg judge...... 80 90
Louis H Thompson, judge 400
Milard Ogden, judge. imam. 400
A E Simmons, clerk. ..... HOO
G r Payne, clerk. Il 90
Walter Thompson, docrkeeper.. 400
w Fl Payne, doorkeeper. r...., 400
G W Montgomery, rent. 5000
Ralph Goddard, booths. ..... 500
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PiscataWaY District
Snalding District, A to NJ

W E Suit, reg Judge ............ 81. 10
Thos Griffith, book judge. e........ 2o.o0
q +, Swa,n iudge. IA. 90
las Mentor Judge ........... 14.00
WaIter T,atimey. clerk. ......... 400
A G Rv1n. clerk .... 80. 14.00
Y Alien doorkaeper go. 00
Geo Ball doo, seper........... 400
r r Dove. rent... ........ 10.0I
r e Thomas, booths ............ 1000
Co 5 Dove, lumber ............. 1000
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Liabilities

County Bonds, issue 1899, :,
due 1892 ................ $4,000. OF
Bonds Hyattsville School, is
sue 1904, due 1884 10000. 0l
Bonds Brentwood School, is-
sue 1908, due 1888. ,........ 80 GOO. Ol
1908, due 1898 49,. -. 1900. o.
1916 due 1910. -. ......... 1eooO.a @
Bonds, D. C. Line School, is-
sue 1910, due 1910. ......... $1,000
Bonds, Baden High School,
issue 1910, due 1910, ,....,., 4W0. O
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14

Early S Carrick reg judge...... 50
VIM G Crandall, reg judge...... ~
A s Nalley, judge .,............ IA
J w TuBman, judg e.. 49,. IA
Frank Hurd, clerk .............. IA
C A stancliff, CLERK. =. ...... a
Mrs. Edward Magruder rent, ....30
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Expenditures

as levied .375 or,
March %, by State Taxes as
Levied. ............... 102, ,719.
March 30, by Surplus to be
accounted for by the Coun-
ty Commissioners ......... 6,36i.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Taxes e-funded

Led Pearson " So 81
Wm / FORSYTH ................. 2.Sz
Gopriiand II Weeks ......... 5.4t
Joseph K Lewis ............... 5-9l
Mss O. Krunke .. 7.e6
John A. Schultz ......,,,. 20T
SamI. Townshend ..>........ 2.e2
Edwin A Newman -. ....... SO 72
By error in Assessment (l920). .92O 0O
Frank P He'll. 26.5,
Saml. G Townshend Clint & Costs
81. 81
Saml G Townshend -. ........ 67 gu
11kr q
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Secretary to Board of Health
and Health Officer

From May /. 1921, to May l, 1922
DR. Reverdy SassCer, salary.... 400 0o
(Article 43 Section rs, Public
Local Laws)
Examination insane paupers in
~ iaii Ill .........'............. Is 90
't,Ino school Children ............. 20 90
San;,erv officer of the county
.......--...s :, -se:.. .... "a 90
90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
SINKING FUND

This sum to create a Sinking
Fund for the redemption OF
County School Bonds, issue
1917 and 1918 of sS5 900, Act
of Assembly 1916, Chapter 80
554, Section Z,ooo.oo
This sum to create a sinking
fund for the redemption of
County School bonds, issue
1920 of $17500. 80 year 80
bonds; Act 1920, Chapter $50 soo'oo
This sum to create sinking
fund for the redemption OF
County School bonds, issue
1920 Of 100000. Acts 1920.... 200. 0O
550 90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Orphans Court

. T,vinor Rowie wie,,,....... 5UU %
Ts ( swaenev 300 90
George w Rawlings ......s... w
From March /. 1921 10000
Messenger to Orphans Court, oo
VIM E Norfolk. k.............. oo.oV
Register of Wills 200 90
William T Davis $500. oZo.oo
Supervisor of Assessments, JAS 40 90
Ddfa;anov 1oon extra pay.... 900. 90
240O. 90
CLERK to Supervisor of Assess
ments, Katherine Hereford
1r"na 1o5s a''on . : l' 1920. 60
nafc;ancv 1eoo. ..120. 90
1l40 90
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Neil r. H zard Clerk

Nbl1 IL. IL Abl u WV II
Walter r Harr, clerk. ...s..-- -.
] H Wilson, doorkeeper .......-
I " Baldwin, doorkeeper ..s.'
H B Moss, rent ......' ..'''.''''
CLovelG SIS, booth ........ ..'.'
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
County Commis sioners

Charles A. Ryon. oo oo
t. B. Middleton. 90 oo oo
George ". -TWsaters. j. 49, oo oo0 w w
George n. Wells. 90! ~
William II. Duvall 3O0 w
y 800. 90
Clerk of Circuit Court, Sum-
.merfeld D Hail.. ........ ,9oo'1o
Messenger to Circuit Court. zo 20
......s|..... .-...'' .'o w
Clerk 10 County Commission
ers, John 7 Fisher. L ,5oo.0o
j. Fred Waters, Dep ,oo 90
uty Clerk SUI w q ,ooo.oo
County Treasurer, Herman Il. 800 oo
Burgess. ..es- .'S WV Wy
Counsel to County Commits
sioners, Robt " Wells. ooo w
Cleik to County Treasurer, Y. oo M
Ernest Coale.... - w
Transfer Clerk and Auditor,
Joseph A Turner. 9oo.oo
ny man;. s'1,au 10000
warden n Jail R l. Wells -. 113s. 35
Fuel for Court House ana
iail-Payable to the or
, der of the County Comm1s-
sioners -. .......... oou.lu -,
Deficiency 1920. 40o. w l l,soo.oo
Keeper of Court Bouse'
Grounds and Heating Plant
from March /, 1921, to March
1, 1922 go oo
Jobn T Jones .......-I200 00
deficiency 1920.-. .l2e. w oao.oo
Guard to Jail-This sum 10 pay
Guard to Jail from March l, uoo !,
1921. to March l, 1929 ...... f5z.uo
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Store Account

w II Nicholson .. SO. So
Nj & NJ r Edlavftch Jail. 6.10
NJ j &>M r Edlavitch (Court
House. go. ..... 100. a
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Seat Pleasant District. 1st Prec.
Seat Pleasant District End Prec.
R.iVerdale District,

Thedore F Browning reg judge 81 90
A B Campbell reg judge 49,. 300
R A Bennett, judge .....,..... II 90
5 W Hays, judge. - 90
H a HegartY, c'erk ............ II 90
Harry c Weeks, cIerk.........- II 90
RiyeIdale lark &c, rcnt.........1o 90
3.l1l 90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Stationery
Burying Paupers
Trials Removed Cases

Montgomery County; Frank P.
Hurd VS.. Otho Pumphrey -. 80 sc
Hulda G Shelton VS. VIM Wyville 1873. 0(
265 5t
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Jurors and Bailifs

This sum to pay Jurors, Bali
ifs, State Witnesses and
Crier, April, June and Octo
Terr per lob Cjrcuit Court. 5000 90
Innat;c Pauners 5000. 90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14

Geo B Orton. clerk rk........... IA 90
r z Gamck, doorkeeper ........ 4 90
Chas ReynoIds, doarkeeper -. 90
Volunteer Fire Department, rent 80 90
Main, Byoths. ............. 5 90
Seat Pleasant Dist, End Prec.,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Miscellaneous

Herman Burgess, Treas, Prem.
ON bond -. :. .......... $a25 .o0
Werner HARRISON Co., wiring
court house. se............ 461. 90
W Y Reed, Delco System Plant 60 90
Eli 5 Harrison bringing Peter
Rock TO Marlboro Cash). 161. 90
Henry c Kuhl damage to Auto 125. 90
H E Burgess Treas Addn.
Clerks JulY-Aug., 1920. 5000
E B Brown Repr. Roof Court
House .................... 255 IL
w t Casey Drayage Of LIQUOR
Blad. to Maj lboro 1919 -. 90
Samuel E, Sweeney Reimburse
ment on Auctioneer Lincense 10 90
T II Garrison, blanKets, Hyatts-
vile Lookup. ..,.-.... .... % 90
z B Mcdaniel, Black Smith -. $50
Bali. City Jail, acct Geo. Cum
mings 1919 ...... .......... 29.G0
Agnes Ferriter, Trans. Little
rock. Ark. ...... ........... so. 90
w A Gillespie, G P A Audit
Treas 1916, II, IS, and Co,
Com. same dates ....... =. 1900 90
S3y5I ~
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PUUIIC OCIIUUIo
This sum to carry on Public
Schools for the scholastic
year, beginning September,
1921, and ending June, 1s22,
and to pay interest on High
School Bonds and other
school bonds, and to create
sinking fund for the redemp-
tion Of High School Bonds
and other school bonds, at
Schools bt@, 1sO, ,643. 81
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
MellWood District
Hyattsville District
ChiIlum District, 1st Precinct

Il Crown, reg judge. ..... 81 90
G W Hughes, reg Judge ...... 81 90
E Hoge, judge ............ II DO
James Dungeon, Judge. e.......... l. 90
Theodore Schultz clerk .... 12 90
C K Handler, clerk :. ......... II 90
r H Coward, doorkeeper. 90
J T Hough, doorkeeper. ........ 3 90
Mount Rainier Volunteer Fire
Department, rent and booths Is 90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Bowie District, A to M

VIM B Leitch, reg Judge ,....' 81
Clay Perkins, book Judge. .....,. 2S
John Snowden, Judge, ...... . 4,
Chas A Seitz, Judge. ............,. "a
II Fl McCauIey, clerk :. -. IA
Turner Perkins, clerk. IA
Sylvester Charters, doorkeeper..
Jacob Grayson. doolkeeper..
Mrs. Cnas Charters, rent........ oO
; ] Charters. Lumber 6 booths. II
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14

Public Roads
This sum for Public Roads, un-
der Act of Assembly, 1916.
Chapter $50 and bridges ..--os, So oc o9 o9
New Assessments for 1921 -. lo'ooO W
States Attorney
John W Ryon...... .....- -..l 3oo"'oo
Publication of Local Laws
Laurel Leader. .......' loo.Uo
MaTlboro Gazette ..........-- 1oo.po
Hyattsville independent loo W
5000
Sheriff
II; Harrison .I........ 1889 40
$3.50 e.. = acconpt ~ 522 so
4O4 90
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Aims House

This sum for support of Aims
House, year 1921-1922, from oo ~
June l, 1921, to June l, 1922 3, ooo. W
Deficiency in Levy, 1920 ..... Z20.OO
$3.50 90
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14

VIM Cross, reg judge. -...:... ~
Chas l Fladung book Judge. :. %
Sylvester Bell, judge ........... l4
Jas B Knowles, judge. ....,... IA
Jos Bauman, clerk,-,.-,...---.... IA
II A Duvail. clerk ,...........,. Ia
John Crawford, doofkeeper....
BaIbaro Baun nan, do oork eper
SIJ,CharteIs, lumber s. booths. IA
Chas Bauman, rent. ........... III
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14
Bowie District

&C UT h0I %
Seat Pleasant District
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-10-14

This sum to pay for State
Taxes collected, 1921 1....... $500. 90
Budget of County and dome
Demonstration Agents ..-...1 $50 90
Repair of Macadam Roads
This Sum for repair and oiling
OF Livingston Road Oxen Hill
preparatory to turning same
over to the State Roads Com
mission 1900 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
IRISH SNARL AGAIN
LAID ON The SHELF
Negotiations In A b cyan e
While Britain Looks to
Ulster Question.

LONDON. Nov. S. Negotiations
on the Irish question are Temporal
iIv in allegiance while the British
government Is Addressing itself TO
the difficult business Of bringing
Ulster into the conference between
Of the British cab
met and Sim Fein Ireland, as was
originally proposed by Prime Minis
ter Lloyd-George.
Sir James Craig, the Ulster prem
Ter. at Mr.. Lloyd Georges request.
met the prime minister and Aus
ten Chamberlain, governor leader
in the house of commons, at noon
today and they were in conference
In Mr.. Lloyd Georges official Down
ing 81. residence for an hour and a
half. The conference was resumed
at 1 o'clock this afternoon and this
second meeting lasted nearly three
hours. This conference was Joined
by Sir Robert Horne. chancellor OF
the exchequer.. and by Sir Laming
Evans, secretary for
war. An official eommunique. Is
sued after the conference had ad-
journed, merely mentioned the
names OF the confereea At the
close of the meeting, Sir James de-
clared he would be unable 20 make
any statement concerning listers
position.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
N. D. BEATS ARMY
"Drying Up" Of
Z. S. Backed Up
Big By JurieS
BY w. II. ATKINS.
ms stan Correspondents.

WASHINGTON. Nov 5.-The at
titude OF juries toward Volstead law
.violators tends toward the inaicton
OF more severe penalties and convIc-
lions are becoming more general
prohibition commissioner Haynes
said Saturday.
Commissioner Haynes presented a
digest Of the opinions OF the state
prohibition directors 10 back up his
assertions. Excerpts from the re-
ports of directors were.
Observation-Disclosures Of juries is all
that can be reasonably expected
Only a few instances where juries
tail to convice where evidence sub
Stimulates"
Illinois-"So far as federal courts
are concerned. when cases are pre-
scented for trial juries invariably
bring in verdicts Of guilty"
Oregon-"Heavier fines and Jail
sentences in practically all dry law
cases"
Texas-"Juries in sympathy with
Volstead act as much as any state
in the union"
The following warehouses have
been closed:
Columbus, Ohio; Wausaukee, Wis;
Fond Du Lac, Wis; Peoria, H.;
Rockport, Mo.
Jails recently have been closed in
six cities, DR.. Haynes declared.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
$4,000 MISSING,
INDIANAN SEIZED

MARION. Ind. Nov. 5.-James
y Clifton. a trustee in this county.
who has been a fugitive from JUS
tice for several weeks. has been ar
rested at Miami. Fla. and Is in the
custody OF Sheriff Bert Fowler, ac-
cording 20 word received here late
today.
A requisition for his return 10
Indiana was issued several days ago
py GOV. McCray.
Clifton disappeared some time
ago following an examination OF MS
books as trustee by the state board
Of accounts He - charged specifi-
cally with a shortage Of $500 in
dog tax funds. but IL Is said his total
shortage VIII amount to about
$4,000.
The message received here today
eaid Clifton had waived extradition
and that Sheriff Fowler would start
north with his prisoner Immediately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
ARREST ATTY. MOKWA
ON BAD CHECK COUNT

Joseph J. Mokwa. local attorney.
against whom an AFFIDAVIT charging
him with issuing fraudulent checks
was issued Nov. ]. but against whom
no warrant was issued until Nov. 3,
was arrested at noon Saturday when
he formally appeared at the ser
geant's desk al police headquarters.
He was accompanied BIZ Deputy city
Clerk Andrew Rokup, and was i'm
mediately released after being book
ed. when Deputy ROkup announced
TO the desk sergeant that bonds for
his release had already been prop
erly filed out
Mokwa. IL IS said. issued a bad
check for the sum OF $40. He IL also
said 10 have passed several other
checks for the same amount.
MokWa, Il Is alleged. gained his In
itial notorlety in South Bend while
defending the divorce litigation OF
I. K. Werwinski
Mokwa, Il - further stated. has
already completed arrangements 20
have the charges against him settled
out OF court.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
ShOpIifterS York Out of
Kalamazoo. DetectiUe Saws

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov Sin
operations in the stores Of Grand
Rapids we annually apprehend from
IS 10 100 shoplifters who give their
home addresses as Kalamazoo" said
S. c. Eardley. Of the Halloran Ma
tional Detective agency in an inter
view here. Allowing that from %
TO so per cent give false addresses.
it still shows that large number Of
Kalamazoo people who are perfectly
law abiding at home have klepto~
manical tendencies when they are
IN other cities. The same no doubt
is true. OF residents Of other cities
Shoplifters. like others. are affected
by a tendency TO look all the time
for greener pastures. When It gets
a little too hot for them in Kalama-
zoo, they will go 20 Battle Creek.
Jackson. Grand Rapids or other
cities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
WATSON AMPLIFIES
CHARGES YANKEE
SOLDIERS HANGED
Also Declares L. S. Officers
Made Courtesans of Many
Nurses.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-Present-
ing further support for his charges
that American soldiers were hanged
overseas withour cOurt-martial, Sen.
Watson, democrat, Georgia, tonight
in the senate turned his fire on
Sec'y Weeks and Gen. Pershing be-
cause of their denial Of the SEN
ator's assertions.
Regarding a statement made to-
day by the war secretary that no
decent man" would make charges
with respect to army nurses such as
made several days ago in the SEN
ate, Sen. Watson, while disclaiming
any intent to attack the nurses as
a whole, said he would leave 10 any
impartial tribunal 10 judge whether
he or Mr. Weeks was the more de
cent" The senator said his charge
as originally made was chat Off
GERS In too many cases made cour-
tesans of the nurses"
And 1 Can Prove Tt"
And l can prove it." he ex-
claimed. Reading Gen. Pershings
statement as made yesterday in
Nashville Tenn. that the Watson
charges of illegal hangings and in
human treatment Of privates by Of
ficers was a most outrageous and
untrue accusation" the Georgia sen
ator declared: when the general
denOunces a senator as liar he
had better remember that IL is with
in the power of the senate to bring
him here and a time may come when
we Will do that. II he talks that
way about more senators il may be
done. We have as yet no kaiser that
says, Me and Cod
I'm not going 10 lower myself"
continued the senator, Ito the level
of either Secy Weeks or Gen. Per
shing by indulging in abuse sim
ply content myself with saying that
it was a great impropriety for either
Of these gentlemen in the public
service to publicly condemn another
without the slightest investigation. 2"
Watson Reads Letter.
Sen. Watson then read a letter
from an unidentified Richmond. Va,
woman who said she had served i
months as an army nurse. The let
ter said, Officers made courtesans
of the nurses wherever possible, and
NURSES N4o ltolSLtu we're 0uDJttLeu
10 personal indignities. Mr.. Wat
son also said he had been sold per
sonaliy by a former nurse that she
had been compelled to repel the as
sault OF an officer.
More kilograms and letters IN sup
port OF his Illegal hanging charges
also were presented by the senator
He submitted another photograph Of
what he said was an army gallows
in France. which photograph. he
said, had been Struggled into the
country by a Huntington. W Va.
private.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
BRANDS WATS0N'S
CHARGES ABSURD
Former Army Officer De-
clares Records Will Refute
Senator's Claim.

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 5.-Col.
Samuel D. Pepper, assistant attor-
ney general and former judge advo-
cate of the Fifth army corps today
declared he was prepared to sub
NIT the entire records Of the Fifth
corps in refUtation of charges made
in congress by Sen. Watson that
American soldiers were executed in
France without proper trial.
Col Pepper went overseas with
the Thirty-second division He stated
that no men in this division were
executed. He declared there were
probably three executions in the
Fifth corps but all followed court
martials in which sentence was ap-
proved by Gen. Pershing He de-
scribed Sen. Watson's charges as
absurd"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
PRESIDENT HARDING
SETS ASIDE NOV. II
FOR WAR YIGTI M S
Proclamation is Issued by
the Nations Chief
Executive.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-A pro.
clamaton setting aside November II
next, as a legal holiday as a mark
of respect to the memory of thos,
who gave their lives in the late
World war, as typified by the un.
known and unidentified American
soldier who is TO be buried i'm the Ar
lingtOn national cemetery on tina,
day." was issued tonight by Pres
Harding. 1t follows:
by the president OF the United
States of America:
"A PROCLAMATION:
Whereas, a joint resolution
of congress, approved Novem-
Der 4, 1921, TO declare Novem-
Der II, 1921, legal public holt
day provides as follows:
Whereas, Armistice day. No
vember 11,1921. has been des-
ignated as the appropriate time
for the ceremonies incident to
the burial of the unknown and
unidentified American soldier IN
the Arlington national ceme-
terry; and
Whereas. this unknown SOL
der represents the manhood
of America who gave their lives
TO defend its integrity, honor
and tranquility against any enc
my; and.
Whereas the nations of the
earth are on that date joining
with the United States in pay
ing respect and homage to this
unknown soldier;
Therefore, be 1t;
Resolved by the senate and
the house of representatives Of
the United States of America in
congress assembled, that the
president is hereby authorized to
issue a proclamation declaring
November II, 1921. a holiday,
as a mark OF respect TO the
memory OF those who gave
war. as typified by the un-
known and unidentified Ameri-
can soldier who is 10 be buried
in Arlington rational cemetery
on that day; and the president
Is respectfully requested TO rec
Ommend TO the governors Of
the various states that procla-
nations be issued by them
calling upon their people 10
pause in their pursuits as a .
mark of respect on this solemn
occasion
Now. therefore. I, Warren
@. Harding. president OF the Unit
ed States OF America IN pursu-
ance OF the said joint resolu-
ton OF congress, do hereby de-
clare November 11.1921. a holt
day, as a mark OF respect TO
the memory Of those who gave
their lives IN the late world war.
as typified by the unknown
and unidentified American SOL
der who is 20 be buried IN Ar
lington national cemetery on
that day; and do hereby recon-
mend 20 the governors OF the
CONTINUED on page two)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
COIOred Pastor Granted
Divorce From His Spouse

GOSHEN. Ind. Nov. 3. Rev.
Charles F. Il Banury. colored. Of
Elkhart. pastor OF the Canaan Bap-
list church OF that city. has been
granted a divorce from Kate Ban
ury IN circuit court here. Mrs
Banury Is alleged 20 have ~ frited
their three children away. 10 =
also charged that she struck her
husband. that she called him vile
names and that she said his rela-
tives were 80 law and degraded shs
would not associate with them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06
\. h. HARRIS BUYS
KALAMAZOO STAR

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. S.
The controlling interests in the Kali
amazoo Star, the new evening news
paper launched here mouth ago.
have been sold by ]. II. Zuver and
r ". Hewson TO NorvaI X. Harris.
OF Sullivan. Ind. The consideration
paid IS said to approximate $4,000.
The paper is to be transferred
from the evening 10 the morning
field. Messrs. Zuver and Hewsson
retiring from the management. and
Mr.. Harris becoming editor and
publisher. The paper has made
rapid strides since its start.
Mr. Harris IS believed 10 represent
syndicate OF newspaper the iden-
tity OF which is not known.