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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
81. 90
SILKS and WOOLENS

Black and navy tricotincs, 36
in. wide, regular $4.59 quality,
gard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S3.l9
Heavy quality storm serge, a
special value at yard 49,. CSC
Crepe back satin in navy and
black and cherry red, $3.50 val
no ard .. S2.98
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07

Handbags were never more
beautiful than they are this sea-
son. Splendid values offered TO
morrow are velvet and Gevelyn
with handles OF the lates de-
SIGN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
DRESSES

Peter Pan dresses of best
quality French serge with kid
collars and cuffs Of white, tan
and red a very popular style.
special $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
Ready-to-Weor
BLOUSES

Crepe de chine waists with
the new Peter Pan collar, flesh
and white ...........'. s3.49
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham, of
Eraddock, are in Norfolk, where Mr..
Graham is attending the Real Es-
tate Convention which is being held
there.
Mrs. Amos Stricken and daughter,
Ruth, from Strasburg, Va, were
2. Davis, in Rosemont.
Mrs. S. Vaughan and children have
returned home to George Washing
ton Park, after visit of some
weeks to relatives in Greenville, \.
C.. and Norfolk, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
GLOVES

Long chamoisette gloves in
gray, mode and beige, regular
$3.50 values ........... Csc
2 button chamoisette gloves,
all colors, pair ......... SIC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
BLANKETS

Double Bed Blankets, colors
gray and white values up to
$50 on sale Tomorrow 1898.
\ limited quantity only.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
BARGAINS IN
.CORSETS

Broken sizes of GROSSARD
CORSETS values up to $3.50,
special sale price
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
Basement Bargains

Georgette waist, richly bead
ed in a splendid assortment of
styles ....... S2.9S
Cooking utensils of white
enamel wear, Sl.25 and $1.39
Large assortment Of Rem
nants consisting Of ginghams,
laces and etc.
Glass tumblers, all perfect,
DC each or ....... = for 25c
MAIN FLOOR SPECIAL
New percales IN check Of all
colors, yard .............. 25c
Outing flannel, So in. wide,
designs specially for childrens
pajamas and gowns, yard 35c
Shifting madras, silk stripes,
special for Saturday, yard i9c
Mercerized poplins all coIors
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49c
Baby flannels, 81 in. wide,
yard .............. I3c
Canton flannel in bleached
and unbleachcd' yard go. 25c
Dimity checks, special tomor-
row, yard ............. PC
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07

Each day notes increased
popularity in this new Dept. The
unique manner of displaying
merchandise as we'll as the low
prices make shopping not only
easy but profitable.
Velveteens values up to $500
a yard ................ l9c
Pajama Checks, SO in. wide
yard l9c
Ladies cotton hose, color black
and brown, pair ....... 23c
Bungalo Aprons, full cut a
regular Sl.00 Taiuc ...... SIC
Outing flannels, all colors, a
yard ................ l3c
Infants wool hose, colors black
and white, special, pair 80. 19c
New fall skirting. stripe ma
terial, 36 in. wide, beautiful pat
tern, yard ............. ioc
Charmosette gloves values to
$1.O0. special Saturday ....39c
Plush coats, with fur collars
for ............... Sl3.9o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-07
LIVE NEWS

from
ROSEMONT DEL RAY
BRADDOCK MT. IDA
ST. ELMO.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
TRAIL AROUND WORLD
FOR CONSPiRtTORS
THRILLS AND ENTERTitNS

For "a sixty minute trip through
Europe. combining pleasure with re-
nance. intrigue and adventure. we
suggest that you book passage nj the
Liberty Theatre this week. where
ieonce Pcrret's "Thc Empire of Dia'
monds" opens tomorrow.
You start from New York In pursuit
OF the rogucs who have been fois,lng
perfectly manufactured artificial 'dia'
monds on the market You nearly
catch up with them In London, have a
lively battle ~ wits In Paris. hut the
far reaching arm of the law isn't quite
long ''enough. M you travel Ia thu
Riviera. Along this garden spot of the
Mediterranean you become central
figure In a daring conspiracy
All this sounds improbable hut the
hest part Of the story In that every
person who witnesses the feature
vis,Iaily visits these countries. The
various scenes were actually taken on
the ground. Therefore, romantic Nice
Is Nice itself. no, Bit v Pacific Coast
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

California scenery.
The thrill and daring of "The En-.
pirc of Diamonds" is, thus enhanced
by the piciurcsducness of It's scenic
background. and vaientin Mandel'
s,amm's story II ~ absorbing tina,
the feature. on the whole, Is thoroughly
enjoyable entertainment.
The east is made up Of American ana
French artists. Henry q. Sell Robcr,
Elliott. Lucy Fox and Ruth Hunter are
a credit To- the American contingent
while splendid performances are given
hy Leon Mathot. jacques Volnys. L..
MotlaS and M Mailly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

A new show IL billed To open at the
Deandi Theatre tomorrow. This show
which consists of seventeen people, II
beaded by that well known comedian.
Rube Hooper. RUDE II conceded by all
theatre managers az being the fastest
working and funnlesx comedian that Is
appearing with musical shows In the
United States. The local management
states that this may seem broad
statement. but that Rube VIII prove
himself before the week II out
one Of the strongest features Of this
new show In It's quartctte. which is com
posed u three men aud one woman
This quartette Is said to be the very
hest that has ever appeared at the
Deandi. from the standpoint Of harmony
and the novelty Of their work, The quar-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

icite viii he revelation tn local Deandl
patrons. according 10 the local manage
mUnt.
Tho opening hill O. snls company for
Monday and Tuesday ~ "oh, You Wild
Cat" and IL an exact reproduction OF
the same show II the same name az pre-
scented overseas during the war to the
SlM Rcgiment-and others. The Sist
were called the wild Cat Division
and this show has its name from that.
llnle Hooper. who has the lead. appear
I'd himself In the leading role before
thousands and thousands Of our boys
In France over a peis-~ Of three years.
This new show. which In owned and
sponsored by II. II. Secman, is evidently
going Ia set a new pace for attractions
at the Deandi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
LIBERTY THEATRE
IS VERY POPULAR
OWNERS on NEW SHOW ENTHu ~.
AsTIC; CAPACITY HOUSES IN.
TERTAINED.

Although it, doors have been open
for only two weeks, the Liberty The.
atrc IL proving Ia De- very popular
play house. Each night since It's open.
ing the house has been filled To capac.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

ity. and llio owners ART very cnihusl.
astic.
This week the prOgrns have been
especially very attractive. especially un
Friday ana saturday. when AN eleven
reel program was rendered. The man
ngrment viii arrange AIDED features In
the future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06
Novel Film Coming

The Empire II Diamonds" the
pathc feature produced by Leonce
Pcrrct with east of internationally
famous actors In the actual cities In
the United States. England and France
specified In the novel by Valentine
Ninndclstumm, comes To the Liberty
Theatre Monday and Tuesday. IL is an
adventurous and romantic tale II con
rpirators and an artificial diamond
mystery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-06

The Island of cuba II 200 miles long.
and ~ width varies from about 20
iilrs to TOO miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
tCopyrlght. 1921. by the Wheeler Syn

(CupynGht. 1921 hy the Wheeler Syn
dIcatc. IncD
The discovery OF the body of Is. r.
Ferry IA his house at 1916 Cali"wh'u
street. Philadelphia. Ivy Il man Who
hAd com" n Ia see about securing
patent. did not cause any sensation At
the tine, for the CorOncr's Jury gave
:. -i''dy verdict of death from acct
Gr"iai causes" Thcr" was clear "v:-
i. r,. that som" sort Of an explosion
h..i iakcn place 4 shattered bottle
wu,rn had man.i"sity contained some
sort - :nflamabtc material. n broken
ply" flied with parity burned ;"hac"o
and 4 charrcd match. lay beside the
body.
An autopsy showed that Ferry mad
d ed from congestion rr IN" IunSs
rausci To- lh" Inh,!!nH of flames or
ch!ornrorm. he Eti'c" having rrcsHm-
atty Termed tn" contents uf ihG brok-
en- bottle s.. as there were nH ,'!alm-
ants for tn" body and no estate. Hcrry's
remains wrr" INFERRED ~ The Iottcrs
E,r.d There they would hay" TO-
MA nd undisturh'd + It had not been
for the rv.dcn'r Of Il convict in the
s.. Louis prison evidence which not
only indicated hat Perry had been
murdered but thai h. death was ON"
of many crimes committed by u mas
:rr. murderer. Il man totally deI"ii OF
conscience Of human feeling.
Shortly after rcrrys death. -" pht;-
adcirl.a branch al tho F.dcity lnSur-
aurr tompan; received l"l'"r from
I,phth. u Howe. IN attorney In s..
Louis. stating ;hat r.. +. Perry" WAS
really Benjamin +. I!'rz-'. WI" had
carried u SlU.Auu ljf' lr$u-a"'c policy
with he Fidelity company. tn" Only
person who could ho t"und :" td' fly
III" body was u man nLm"d IL. II
lI,lrn"s a. WImr'l". III. WI" wiling
" ,.amr :" Philadelphia :" sup"tinttTd
n" -Nhum,nr Of ~ body Holmes and
Howe met ~ tho "i;j'" Of ~" CON-
ia.n,. nr"sunIh,l AZ strangers. ami tn"
former c.cavi! identified ihr body "t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
OF CourSe It was Whisky, and Ma2!s-
trats Directed Policeman 70 Furnish
Proof OF Contents OF Bottle


Sr.-ial Hivpa ia :" tn" Intel E"nc'r.
New York. June l7.-Ed"ard Fa't"n
a driver VI &c Hudson street took l
day off Yesterday ~ viS!' friends N
board a '.s~scEg"r ship Cooked At lh"r
%. North river I'atru,r.an thar.''
Harms ct Traffic \ saw Ia't"n roinin-
G..wn tho canGmark with larE" bun
die under his coat and ordered hum ="
step. pa;t"n ran from tho pier and ur
West street pursued by Harms just as
irrro.man Arthur W"rth"inr. a,So 81
Traffic A. Camr along In the oHn"S''"
direction on horseback.
The two traffic cops finally nNertp"G
Patton after 4 rhaS" Of hN" blocks.
They searched him and found -four
bottles Of liquid attached n,dwaist D. l
str..nr: heather belt.
When arraI"ncd brfor" Maristrrt"
George " Simpson in n" T"mhs court
Tatten was charged with p"Ss"Ssl"n AMI
transporting ~ whIskCr in violation Of
the Mullan-Gacr dry law.
Did vow tat" ia" liquor - ind "G:
whether - was whSkey or not" Harm :
MAS asked by Maglstrat" Simpson.
'No. your Honor. but | certainly am
willing to II you So order" Harms suE-
E"Stcd
We'll, th"rc is TO evidence hat 80"
stuff Is whisk"y so You may rc'ir" 20
,hr side loom and samnl" . " M'rl'.
rrotc Simpson ordered. suspendng c"Grt
f.. five minutes.
When Harms returned :" he witness
stand he wore broad S'nl!N and had I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
ARGUES VALIDITY OF
PROXY MARRIAGES
Venezuelan Seeks Court Order for
License on Behalf OF
Havana MAI

Special Dispatch t" The ini"iiiCcnE"r.
New York, June Ii Whether proxy
marriages." can be performed n this
STATE 81 question on which The courts APP
Tarcatly never have paE>cG. w-'S "rEu"d
Yesterday before supreme 'our' Justice
Dcnncily, who reserved dcr'SI"n. N"S;hr
Arrraza. Of l2S West ll5th S'r""t sought
a rurr' ordrr 70 compr! CITY tI"TN cruise
L. :&-uc 4 ,IcrnS" permitting HIM :" 90
Through a ceremony with his foster step
DAUGHTER. Eva Margarine N!ertii" Mar
trrz. representing Jos" Antonio Gil or
havana. 20 whom she IS aifian'cd. All
thru. are Nrnczu"ianS.
Attorney Joseph Whe"leSs 'oid mo
court hat proxy marriages ar" F"'"%'
niZrd in Nrnczu"ia and IA Latin Am"r!-
can countries generally and sad ih"y
had been re-, ogniz"d IN the United states
arm, during me war. he '"n;"nd"d
that marriage IS considered IN thIS state
a r;,l contract. which can h" performed
through a power OF attorney such as
eli had given .NrrcaM.
Assistant Corporation counsel Tnrp"S
drr.arrd The statute in th:~ state re-
ou,r.d upp..yants for licrns" /" appear
in perSrn and that the city clerk ""H!u
be guilty ut Il miSdemcan"r II he !Ssu"u
Il tense in the present case. II" saiu
there was nothing 10 show that I'll
cuuId not come To New York ar SenorNt
MARITIME, 70 10 Havana. The special re-
auir-m"n,$ in the case Of "A marriage
contract, ne said, were made because :;
.. :. ,natra,., n which therc IS public
interest.
Tr,. vovra woman was n corr'. look
ing y.ry much ike i school girl Gil
was formerly Il boardcr IN the Arredza
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

further back Geyer went Into Holmes
history. the more gruesome details he
discovered. In endeavoring to find out
what had become OF Mrs. PiteIel and
her five children, Geyer found In the
cellar OF q house in Toronto--a house
rented by Holmes under the name OF
Cannlne-the bodies Of two children lat
or identified as Alice an dEtta Pttczel
From Toronto the trail led to Indian
apolis. by way Of Detroit and Cincin-
natl. and II WAS in Indianapolis that
Cieyer discovered the body OF Howard
Pitexel. aged ten. TANNED into the
chimney Of the furnace IN 1t house
which had been rented some me be-
fore BY a man who answered to the de-
scription Of Holmes. Evidently tho plot
had included tho destruction OF tho
entire Pitezrl family. in order that
Holmes might collect the Insurance.
without opposition.
I, WAS in the course OF his Sc,
through Indiana and Illinois that Geyer
came uron the most startling discovery
OF the entire ca*e.--the mysterious bull
ding in Chicago. known as "HolmeS
Castle" or "Holmeshurst." The prisoner
had personally superintended the erec-
ton OF this structure and Investigation
proved that II containco All Alr-plooI'
sound proof vault. communicating with
the cellar by means OF secret stair
case Buried in the collar floor and
half-consumed by auicklirns were found
the remains Of at least five persons
who had been lurod to Holmehurst and
there murdered.
All Of these crimes had been com-
mittcd some time before the Pitezel
affair. and had it not been for the fact
thnt Holmes overlooked the promise
which h" had made to 4 convict in the
ST. Louis prison. IT is quite possible
that he would have remained at liberty,
constant and deadly peril to every
ono with whom ne came in contact.
But Detective Geyer returned TO Phil
adrlphia with more than enough evil
dcnrr to secure conviction. and Holmes
paid the penalty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

SIDE TALKS JUNE 20 LUNE 20
turing ,hc spring VACATION Hass"''
one day two children sailing SON" .''t.e
homemade boN:s IN 4 brook which ran
through their backyard.
10 you wonder why have tha; SIM
re statcmcn, N bold type"
Because no sight Of ;hcn Brought
back So wildly 20 nv mind VIA; mar
veiouS time one rould hay" on An April
morning sailing homcmai" craft N \
,u.'y i:;j.r brook: ard whL' perfectly
Wonderful ri, OF the gods /, -"cmed -
be a child who had brook n ones own
ward.
There was one younCster IN school
who was crowned with ;hht honor and |
remcmbcr how env.oUsIy | used - re-
gard him
Can You Inacin" anything - -"
world that would AFFORD moro solid sal
~iaruon ;n1,n % haN" AZ "a't HH'cn
children and ne ability 20 *" them
Just the things tina, YOU though, most
wonderful! when you wrr" 'h''d"
which Aad You "DrAthsr"7
FRS, Of al. my Na:. Cr"cH would
have pony 10 b. ridden ~ driven. In
ne game oC London Bridge wh"n 50
rair my lady was carried 90 aEd .S"i
IN hated whisper which ~Nr "6Ta;h"r
have-n gold watch with diamonds in
+, or 4 pony and art u"v"- "a"" dld !
waver toward n" god watch. How
anyone could was \ miracle 20 me. and
looked with ~" p::H'nC glance "" a.
ways keep for .AosH VII" differ from Us
n tastes. n tho youngsters NucL up IN
'hc gold watch sid".
Next think would como yard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20

What is the Good valu" Of the po-
tato'''
Az purchased tho potato contains only
coo; Of nutr!rlve value.
4 mealy wci'-co ,F"t ro;at" s. IN m"
proper physical CONDITION 10 he readily
acted upon ~ ~" hi"csiivr Guilds. Cook
Ing improve" ,Ec laSi" ~ the potato.
as from the continued VI" ~ cooked
starch We have learned - prefer Il ="
raw starch. While nn,y ST. OF me
protein is lost whcr tho potatoes ar"
plunged direct, into boiling winter. II
ihcv arc sos KID COR sr"cral hours he
fore cooking about 81 is wasted and
n riunccH ir.n cold water which Is
then brought :" q boil. l5.N per cont OF
tho protein e lost.
Such tests ver" made With pn"lcd ro-
tstocs. bur whom hciled with their
"'ackc,s" on tho loss - oniy rer cen,
Of the protein. ard y little over 3 Ter
cent Of ash ~ either process ~ COOK
inr Nutr!tive material is therefor"
savcl ~ notatnes arn h0'lod in their
.ocler< Somo suggest To remove n
section Of tho skin NJ each end - allow
tho moisture to escape. hs sonn as the
no,afo is cooked = should he taken
from tho water n prevent il from he
coming "wa'rr soaked" or boiled 70
pieces.
In hnk!nC potatoes worry l!ttl" n"tr'-
NOM Ie lost Thn starch is thoroughly
cooked G the temperature attained IN
haEinR Is srv"-a' DEGREES above The boil
inC rn.nt. rni"ss thew ar" 10 I've eaten
immediately. i is adv!sa5l" to hrenk
omen os soon as done to allow the steam
70 escanr 80 thai the tuher may nor
become "scgry" on standing. then keen
in A warm place covered with clean
towel or M kin 10 ahscrh III" ste""'
IF nut into covered porcelain dish
the steam IS condensed and falls hack
on the potato.
Potato ch!ns. crr' in thin slices. Is"
eorh as much as 80 per cent fat. ="
tho heat 10 which they have hern ."
posed (which lie above tho temper" -"
&C boiling wntcrl has driven oT " "
cxre,t . pr- cent NJ the moisture. ~"
notaroes nre more thoroughly cooked
n hoiled before frying.
Resides mealy potatoes which ar"
not tno long stored. "warv" rotatoes
arc much T., favor especially for salad
and fancy al .hes. since they hold their
sha ne better
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
100 True Detective Stories
No. 1.-THE SECRET OF HoIMEH URsT
Copyright 1921, by paper Syndicate.

the dead man as that uf his friend.
IitczcI satisfied the Insurance COM
; p:,ny paid the insurance To- Howe, Pitc-
I,Ts attorney. and reimbursed Holmes
! for h : expenses.
Tn. details ui the case we're reported
! IN tho 81. LOUIS newspapers, and Il few
! days later Marion Hedgespcth. a con-
J Wet serving Il sentence Tor tram rob-
hcry. informed the governor of the
. Prison that he would like to give him
some information which he considered
most Important.
! "If you Will examine the records Of
. tie prison" said HrdgcSpcth. you will
. find th., there was 4 man here last
summer by the Name Of r. n. Howard.
! He wa IN for FRA I'd. | think. but was
! released on bal While he was here,
; Howard asked me If | knew any Jaw
! yer whom ! could recommend IN con-
, ncc'ion with Il SwlndiIng scheme which
he had IN m,nda plan which ought TO
net n least $40. O0O without any trouble.
. lie pom Sed me S5On Cor my informa-
. ton and gave him IN" lawyers name,
but never got my five hundred
! That's All very interesting" said the
: governor of the prison. But why Is
Il Important"
, Don't YOU road IN" papers: rc-
, tortcd HrdGrspcth The name or the
! lawyer recommended to Howard WAS
| Jcphth:, n. Howe and 'Hcward' IS I'M
! duuhicdly thr man named Holmes who
: * miNrd UP with that .nsuranv" cas-" in
Ihl!al"iHhla. The details e; the ease
aSrcc exactly with the Schcmc as How
ard outlined il to mn last summer.
~ SION as ;h.s Information rcH'h"d
Philadelphia. the inSuran'c Cumpany
: dctail,d an experienced detcrtlv" named
,i'l.' =. arrest Iluimrs and 1" InNcSti-
gate his HntrccdTnt~. for !; VA ''"hr
lh,: lr,"Zol had no; met his H"ath
through acr:dcnt, but had been d"lihcr-
atriy murdr red After months search
, Holmes WHs traced 20 New England And
. finally arrested II Boston.
This howc,rr. proved to he PRACTICAL
~ The brEinHIng Of the case for. me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
WOMAN SWINGS AXE To SAVE
CHICKENS FROM LAW AND ORDER

- being irtr-fa-cd with In no. hacN-to
the h; rnyard movement.
Health IrsIcc;Cr Hughes ard Patrol
nan lrh- tf,-~o! Wo-N the crSt cNpon-
Cnts Of law and ordc~. no :" say E"atA.
who called upon Mrs. Walker yesterday.
Hat they did HOT arrest her not ia"'
trip.
In rnsponse % their loud appeals FOR
entrance into her combina ton hen ward
ami PERSONA, living quarters. Ms
Walker opened w;d" ~" door and con
fron;rd them. armed with small but
s"rv!crahlc axe. ~ first n" authorI-
tics thought tta, Mrs Walker had
opened the door 10 its fullest extent
that they might enter with ease and
comfort, About thirty seconds after
they saw her they realized that this
was not 60. She had opened rho door
50 that she could swing the axe with
out u!arrinE the woodwork.
In these 'hir,v seconds 4 CoNvNrsa-
tion ersued conducted solely hv Patrol
rnaH Carol His brief introductory re-.
maro~ wcr" unfortunate
w >"-.'~ them chickens" h" dc
ulaHGr'.
And ,a., .wo mon took steps To- enter.
TN.v r.l not take many oC th"'u. how
evcr ,..cquse Just about that time Mrs
' a
with the axe thai was Impressive" Sh"
lust swung IN the general direction 81
the heads 81 the arrrstinE committee.
i. is alleged. and fortunately for al
concerned. me two non duCked and
backed out.
The door was once moro shut and
rhCy consulted together q; 90 'h' next
hes, thing 20 do. Hughes suggested
- Ming out he National Gua ID. Carroll
on tho other hand. suggested calling
upon Detective Joseph Bcnzig. who vas
skilled In kicking down doors with his
feet and overrowerinE people. So they
got hold OF Benz!E
renzig came and kicked In tho door
and when Mrs. Walker made pa sses Al
h,rn With the axe. h" surrounded her
and 'ooh +, away After that Z WAS
simple Shr was taken 10 Brldg" Plaza
Court and introduced - Mag S,ratc
Geiaular
Tho Nl"iS'ra'" informed h"r th1t Z
was aca'rS; ~" ~ :" maintains chicken
In her h"'Iun without \ I.rnI'. She
said she d.dn': Know that.
Tin tod h"- thai l. was C"iloniOuS
assault to try to rnassacr" COPS and
hrai.h- officials. 81" was mach sur
r,-'gcd At 'h:s And SAID "hc would slNui0-
rizc 20 'h"r,. Anyway. sh" said she
had not known who tg"y were
She promised :" ID away w!,h me
chickens and was fined 80
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Salue did no. =" Nom" n" next day
as She a.I Threatened. AN; "a" S"c'ad
Gay She d. ;rl"I II every way -
maze hex Chang" h"- w.nd AMI >'.y
VITA me. aaI wua.d hnv" s"rr''t"d hal
i, not been ror so:r''a!nc Margaret said
d; ,narh"oa.
SAFE SpuAo &c go.a-. w"a.:'us%s \
lci:.r size hN4 rvyr,>,.. Their" was
rc;niu- .a ,.c liter to cause her TO
shorten Eer ytSt; she only "S"d It
as ar ,>,n>" .!arsarc: 1.,l c''ar.tIr"I
Of the bulls. al! said ;Hs. /: was IN
convenient for her - H>A anyone 70
y.Nit hs- e",au>H * them.
L Snat x tomorrow 50 YOU can III
y place" Sa.ne said quickly.
I shall probably d. 50. and ash Vera
{, ,"ud ne her Su'St room. a. - h''r
ard mother are coas,n- To- ., i"w d,'.s
g.. When shall I order An c>lr' s..
Ia ;n me Tor ynGr t-U3h.
4 Nj. -" ;Aa; SIZE > .uc-aE" ~
attended TO-" b~vhr n. STRIVING l.
ho:d bao> the tears =, ".d H'"n so
nee 70 ha., $ai.e 20 ,a.A - J;.G 20
know 1t was not good tor ;"", n, :
,ond~cl,c 20 my ha?1.1 - IN the
future.
Very w".:.' VAS az MArsrr", SAID.
That night Keith :ooo ~ all - &
concert 4" ac;rt iru.N sorry wh'n |
tod h,m Saline was so.u: n"m". aoI
expressed the MISE that ~" ,"i.c S,..n
AGAIN.
Salic and ,arNeI n"ary al n'+ht
slept With her So "a" ,,',.;. a.tho.s:h
ke.:h mad" a. manner "f E"a Of ~"