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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Reader. Crittcndcn-ThiS is the pro-
cess for BLAZING II Eunbarrcl: Polish
and thoroughly clean the metal with
i'ihc, ana thch brush with II mixture
of butter OF antimuny. s parts: FUN
ing nitric acid. parts: Stron!: mu-
riaiic acid IG parts add the muriatic
acid SLOWLY. drop by drop. to avoid
10" much heating. Apply tn" mix
,urr To the metal with a rag and ruh
with green young oak wood until the
desired color is produced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
nig Wcacr picture Coming.

Another big LOIS Weber picture.
the ci"ou Thcdt"r Tor two days. he
ginning today. IT tx said to he ONE
Of Ia" strongest pictures ever made
hy this premier woman Producer. I'm
excellent company has been as&-m-
blcd iii the cast claire Windsor,
who was seen here In TO Please one
Woman" has the leading woman's
role
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
'Ilic tig Punch"

Tn" old gentleman who appears as
circuit rider ia The Bg punch" a
William Fox production starring Buck
Jones 10 be shown AT tho BiucbirJ
Thcat"r today, has been IN real life
- circuit rider for many years.
when Buck Jones and his company
arrived al their location to nlm the
cNicriore for this picture they were
told of the old man and after much
persuasion gained has consent TO play
this minor part.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
"E.trn,nInnrr" NJ mijou.

An Innocent message from the
brokers' oihc, awokr tho tEourh,lcss
wiz" to the fact that hrr -Nrraya-
game" had brought about a situation
mat Threatened To WrouH h"r cher
ish"d huupUrs, What Tina, m"ssnl,.
rHus"d Is vi,idll portrayed by MAl.
Allison IN "ENtrayuE,tuvr," q Metro
picture. at th' 1910. Thcatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Questions nnd Answers.

Anyway. Pass the Gravy.-Kindiy toll no
whether gravy mad" with -four that has first
been Drowned or baked is more wholesome
than gravy made with just raw -four and
water stirred together and added (Mrs ..
ID
Answer--i'rowuing the -four nrst In the
oven probably converts most Of the starch into
h"Airin. which Is more soluble and p.rhap.,
moro easily digested by an invalid For
healthy persons it is iminatcral-the batter
way - III" way that makes the better gravy.
Dandruff.-What Is the cause of ruptur.d
chpi!l"rirs? Has extreme nervousness ANYTHING
l." do with 1t? VIII y"n please give me a
formula for dandrum and prcmaturcly gray
hair? CIV. j.
Answer Nervousness is not a condition
ont fanciful hypothesis, and therefore i,
""es not account for anything If YOU ,nran
minute diiat"d art"rulcS or Vcnulcs i'm the
checks or elsewhere. tha: occurs from a .:r,a,
many different causes. Iii" best ointment |
can suggest for dandrun consists Of a dram
"' r"r"ipitatod sulphur and hnlr dram of
SaIic!l:" acid in AN ounce az freshly made
cold cream a little 10 bc rubbed into the scaIp
"arh night Tor six eight weeks, except one
night weekly. when you shampoo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Envy.

Envy.
we envy animals the following gifts:
The Jackass: wagEing his nose.
The Rabbit: Wageiing his nose.
The Dog: Scratching his ear with either
hind foot.
ihc feacock: Overcoming the curse OF his
song NY the beauty OF his plumagc
The Elephant: Getting up enthusiasm over
n darncd peanut
The Sloth His rcstfui spirit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

The management q! the RcN Thea
ter promises a splendid variety Hill
today BESIDES the big feature. Ed
die polo. in "'rhc King o; the Cir
GUS" the usual run OF lively, snappy
comedy VIII be seen. TomogrOw'S
bill vii; feature Elmo Lincoln. IN
The Romance of rarZan."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Cinema Program
Dorothy Philip, nj Lyric.

Every man ana womnn a,tondinp
n" i.yric this week, whore Dorothy
Woman who halls from a email
town. VIII receive u homrsick thrill
at IN" carly scenes IN this splendid
production. Tho rural atmospheric.
IN" home tn" uEli,h, the school and
"a "Cor' ut other details nr" here re-
produced vain appealing ndo!lt!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
NII-i'nthc Program.

Thcaicrgocr$ viii bo fortunate In
seeing an alI-ratho program at tho
Thcato this week. Several of In.
niSr"st l'Hthc pictures viii hc shown
Ihr management aesurcS tho audirur"
~ VIII ne well pleased with the Of
frrIngH OF Tho Mrnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Problems.

l. How 10 teach II hoy economy with movies
g" popular
row to restore that old -fnshioncd house
keeping wife
j. How TO keep fat ankles from looking like
t.
4. How to pay an income tax ON an insun
cicnt income
a housing Eiut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Thc nCiIirn.

1t was the Garden OF Eden .:vc had ius,
r!uckcd her first leaf. Adam likewise had
atiired himself in a wisp Of spring foliage
H!'hly there came an invi'at.nn to an
evening ahair--a real de ri-!e party with
b. idGc and everything
Alas" sighed Eve Il rannot 70 to ~.
pa~;y!'
How come" demanded A,a,n indienanty
Tiecause." said Eve, signing. at Is [, ne
evening dress and alas. alas. alas nave alb
s"'uicly nothing to take on
;" began the first great Tc.ninne Di,a,is-
;.CC. forever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
rrc.cu, ,,.,on WI,

.. III NVIiHII;G. w, Mnrch on
81. i'auls Episcopal Church Friday
w mlnni nr" i,in,I" a handsome gold
mlnStnn. y. G.. of the eastern do
cese or mat state. as an appreciation
Tor the mission conducted here for
a wcck by The bishop. The prcscnt;l-
per, A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

the Tranquility OF his Administered ion by send
ing the wicdcr Of the vtrulc pen out OF the
country and nuzzling him with am ambussn-
uorial appointment. The whole country will
'rca'he easier with Colonel George 1000 miles
away ana condemned to talk diploma icaIIy-
Ashcville Citizen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
70 Clean Oil PAINTINGS

Mrs y. T.. NJ. Eichm"nd-A simple
way to clean oil paintings. and one
that viii NOT injur- the coIors he
n"ath the dirt. - To cut u raw potato
in half and rnh II quickly over the
painted surface. Then polish with
"a SILK handkerchief 10 remove dust
or dirt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

fo"t-"iiicc authorities have not vet deter
mined whether physician who had mis- hand
blown "m was victim OF anarchist or OF friend
VINO mailed him bottle of home brew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
A.. II. a :. Frciuh, Service 10 Omen

ANITA. GA. March 2o-Rcgin-
nInE Monday. the freight service of
INC Atlanta, birmingham and Atlantic
railroad VIII be extended to all
points Of the system except the small
Waycross division. according TO an
announcement tonight by officials OF
the railroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
nriiish rrclrh.rr Goes A.ro,,,,

T'VHT TON. March 9O.--Tnn Eri,t.t,
irrISht steamship city az Colombo re-.
hDr'cu by radio late today that she
m"u gone aground in latitude APP
""r'h' longitude jG.ua west whIIo
Dn"und from ST John, y H., for Ncw
,nlk The position given is in IN.
vicinity of Yarmouth, y. s. at tho
enlah'cc TO the Say of Fundy. The
message asked that tugs he son, n
, ncr assistance but gave no part:cuo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Commemorative.

II. ). T.. ChincotcaEuc-A common
wealth is republican or democratic
form OF governmental government
chosen directly by the pcoplc Mas
sachusctts. Pennsylvania. Virginia
and Kentucky are officially STYLED
commemorative.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

tnlni'll i2 hours ending j. N No,,,
ish'h'"'! ~ hours ending l.. M.... Nunr
Excess sine" March . 81
ENccss Sincc January -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

& rGBIdsHED every day he year y, ~ , S""sn
.srs zenith Street RiClmtcnu. Va. 10y A"0 i''''
Dtsuatci rub>in. a.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Loscmi Trnpcrniur. YESTERDAY,

= J.. VI. temperature
MaNlhiutn i"upcrdtnr" To f.. M NuI
Minimum temperature" :" H. M 60
Mean temperature Yesterday -UI
n"rHaI temperature Tor this d,i". ~
Excess Icst"Id1y .......... ~,
Excess since March | " ~
Excess since January an.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
rIcnty of Ills I.ut No Remedy

ry,ut, uc,y Snrrr,,,, -, ,;,. ,
| Wallace has n,i,,oL 49,, 49,. AZ
turn Of thn r,irb, ,r ,hn ,,,i, ~ ~.
of the coun,ry IN hi, nr.. nr,L;. ,,.,'.e,'''
since his induction in,n ornno H. Ill.,
proven than Tho farmers n,,.
losing money heavily. ,h,, ,hn,. na,o ,,,.,
money for the mas, twenty ve,,rs :, ,ho
age should be struck ana ,hcir rn,rrn t.
piccarious and disheartcpinr
True. tho secretary refers 10 tho avc>xo,r
period ending in 1920 us ono Of unpnraI-
lclol prosperity for tho American farmer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Up With tine Times
ny u. q. u,

New YORK dealers pr"'iict clothing shortage
meaning OF course. that meas clothes arc TO
%" scarce and wumcn's clothes Ia hc shor, I,ut
why bother TO f"rccas, normal condition:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Special ilniu

ma direction. south. wind v"logIiy. Il.
h'Gh'st wIni yesterday. 30. woAtho, at
J.. NJ. partly cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Echoes From Down Home

IN" only thing that stands bet wcnn the
country and real collapse at such a time
as mis- IS the mae ninccnt system Of financing
winch is represented in the establishment Of
the Federal Reserve Banks and because This
stands as Gibraltar. business and industry
am not only go down. but they can stand ~,
'n the midst Of Influences that pull them to-
ward d"siruCt ion, and enjoy the consciousness
~ h"ing financially nvincihlc 'harlotte
News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

ADDRESS All tOMNtN-
ItAIiDNl To The Zines
Dispatch aud not TO IN
H!NILUal>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
The Weather
Furcrust: Virginia.

f"rcrnst: Virginia
Partly cloudy and warm
M"imi:,N. followed by
I"tni ihuntlrr>iiuwrr>
MuniiiS Afternoon ar
night: Tuesday fuir
ninl cooler.
Norti, Carolina Inir
ANA con: intird warm
Monday and Drububi,
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Verify 'I'ItltS.

bpiomacy's conception OF tho shurteet pos
sible distance between two points makes n
sira light line look like a paraboIa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

somehow "r other Ne just can't lac sorrnwful
when we think OF tho Stat" Highway Cort,ni.-
si"ner stuck in tn" mud down in Gloucester
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

say Abe: since Iiarlings inaugural address
! understand why the copy books said that any
american school boy might he President
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Merchants in occur!"d part oi Germany are
warned by allied commander not to prontrcr
u he gets by with that order let's import hin,
Ia Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

q,
meaning OF course that meas clothes ar. to
D" scarce and womcns clothes Ia he shor, I,ut
why bother to forccas, normaI condition:
Somehow nr other We just can't lac sorrowful
when We think OF tn" Stato Highway Conrnia-
soner stuck in tho mud down in t;lourcster
County.
Merchants in occupied part ot Germany are
warned by allied commander not to pror,rcr
u he gets by with that order let's import hin,
Ia Richmond.
Proposed blue law dies violent death in Tea
nessec Legislatures 1t is a long trip bu,
good place for Richmonders to spend their
Sundays.
COURTS decision that man who Inns been
snsscd may drink all the liquor he can get
seems 10 point the way to a national spree SO
long as Congress remains IN session
Fost-onicr authorities have not yet deter
mined whether physician who had mis- hand
blown "m was victim Of anarchist or OF friend
who mailed him a bottle of home brew
Johns Iiorkins scientists is experimenting
N how In producs l"ng-livcd nics lie should
he swattcd
West Virginia Legislature. pusscs law MAX
AE IT crime for anyone To carry razor. even OF
IN" safety sort on his person or IN suitcase,
'hns confirming our belief tina, mos, of The
iiitl" Mountain statesmen BARRIERS in dis
Iuisc.
We ar" Informed that new Secretary of
Agriculture has freckles ON the back Of his
neck. But perhaps he has some other uuali-
hcations we'll.
New York judge rules mat blondes arc
tickle. and he might have said also hru-
ncttrs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

North Carolina last year raised more to-
hacco ihan any other state in the linton But
mat isn't TN" trouble The tragic part Of If
l'rvSs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

MONDAY. MARCH 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Proposed blue law dies violent death in Ten
nessec Legislature 1t is long trip bu, n
good place for Richmonders to spend their
Sundays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

Courts decision that man who Inns b.cn
Snsscd may drink all the liquor he can get,
seems 10 point the way to a national spree so
long as Congress remains IN session
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
.HAUGHT'S BODY
HERE TOMORROW
Military Funeral for First
Marion County Boy
Killed in Action

The body of Arlie Haught of Fair
view, the first Marion county man
TO lay down his life in action in the
great war will arrive In this city
tomorrow mosning. It will be re-
celved by friends and taken to the
home OF the parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nimrod Haught and on Sunday at
2 o'clock will be inferred with mil
itary honors in the cemetery at Bas
MELVILLE, Preceding the interment
there will be short service at the
home conducted by Rev. R. L. Ma
ness and ia more extended service
at St Johns N. e. church at Bas-
MELVILLE conducted by Rev. Maness
and others.
Information of the coming Of the
body was received by the family
through a telegram sent from the
quartermaster's office in New York
yesterday. It stated that the body
would leave New York this morn.
ing at 10:15 and would arrive in
this city tomorrow morning at q.
o'clock on the B & o.
American Legion posts Of both
Fairview and Fairmont win partic-
ipate in the funeral OF Hanght who
was 2s years old at the time Of his
death. He Is survived BY hisSfa-
ther and mother and the following
brothers and sisters: Oscar, Adrian
Grace, Jane, stolia Linrie and
Hoard. 80 Z. /.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
METZ
WITH TIC GOODS
Full Case of Whiskey
Found at His Home
This Morning

Deputy sherir Blaine Boggess,
formerly known as one OF Fair,
mont's. Ely" cops, justified his
former reputation this morning
when he went as one OF a raiding
PARTY to search the house OF Leon,
ard Metz on Saberton avenue .o
look for some whiskey. During the
search. Blaine stopped down to look
under bed and to steady himself
placed his hand on a. chair on
which there was a piece of fly pa
per Of the sticky sort. Nothing
was found unaer the bed ano
Strengthening up, Blaine began tc
apply himself to the task Of sep,
arating himself from the fly paper
First he took hold OF the thing
with the other hand, thereby get,
ting both hands stuck. Then he
tramped In It, loosing his hands but
only to find the plaguey things
stuck TO both feet. And then began
a performance that can only be
appreciated by anyone who has
seen-sa cat try to extricate itsell
from the same dilemma, with the
difference that cat, especially the
felis domestica, is noted for is
grace Of movement, while Blaine
with his super abundance OF adj
pose tissue .is-well, anyhow the
rest Of the gang said 1t was we'll
worth seeing.
In the meantime, some OF the
deputies went to an outbuildlng
and found a case of "a pints OF
Kentucky Club whiskey in a travel.
ing bag and arrested Claude Metz
on a charge Of having the whlskey
for sale.
Metz was placed in the county
jail and afterward released on bail,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
CAR
fight NOW ON
IN.REALEARNEST
20 Associations Were Rep
resented at Columbus
Meeting

Assigned cars fer coal loading
must so. This Is the sentiment
that was apparent at the meeting
held at Hotel Deshler, Columbus,
o. on Thursday. Twenty coal as,
sociations from practically all OF the
producing fields east OF the Missis.
sippi were represented at the gath.
ering and to the man they were
opposed to the use Of assigned cars.
The stage has been reached
where practically all OF the data
has been collected for presentation
to the Interstate Commerce com
mission at a later date. The task
now is to boil down the revelant
facts In the case before submitting
them to that regulating body.
a marked enthusiasm of the re.
suits OF the meeting was expressed
on all sodes and the belief is gen.
eral that the coal operators will
win their case. Here and there q
coal company Is for assigned cars
and occasionally a large one, but
taking the field as whole the vast
majority are opposed 10 assigned
cars, as was manifested at the con.
vention Of the National Coal Asso.
citation in New York City last
month when the opposition was
confined TO whispers. Not a vote
was placed on record for assigned
cars because coal tradesmen gen,
orally say there is no defense to
otIer for the inQuitious practice.
G. H. Jenkins, secretary and
reasurer Of the Hutchinson Coal
company, who Is SS1itgcf6r Or the
National Coal Association and a
member Of the sub committee Of the
government relations committee on
assigned cars, arrived back in Fair.
mont this afternoon and he was
well pleased with the results Of the
meeting. George S. Bracket, sec,
retary Of the Northern West Vir.
ginia Coal Operators Association,
returned with Mr.. Jenkins, and he
was also pleased with the progress
OF the proceeding. ]. o. Caldwell,
chief clerk, of the association, at.
tended the meeting.
1t was learned while in Ohio that
the proposed freight rates between
various Ohio cities within the con.
fines of the state would not be
changed for the present, the cases
being postponed indefinitely. The
In. state Commerce commission
has allowed the carriers to file tar.
4frs in which the lake shore points
carrying the 2S cents differential
are eliminated. The Interstate
Commerce commission will pass on
this case at q later date.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
BOWERS TO DIRECT
Y CAMP ATHLETICS

The organization OF the Camp
Woods stan was completed yester.
day when Douglas Bowers, one OF
the most brilliant athletes at w. v.
U. in recent years, was selected as
director Of swimming and athletics.
Bowers played quarterback on the
Varsity football team last year, and
also made brilliant record in bas-
ketball and track. Bowers halls
from Clarksburg and his capability
and character conforms splendidly
to what boys camp demands.
The rest Of the staff is as fol.
lows: B. NJ. Veltman, camp direc.
tor; George Turley, assistant direc.
tor; Jack Furbee, a young man
from Terra Alta, who Is completing
a course in a Tennessee military
academy and promising athlete,
us bugler and assistant swimming
instructor. A Red Cross specialist
will act as camp medical advisor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
Preliminary Meeting
Of fPennsylvanians

A meeting of the temporary COM
mittee to plan for a general session
of Pennsylvanians will be held next
Tuesday evening at s o'clock at the
office Of The West Virginian. AT
next weeks meeting the plans Of
organization will be discussed and
after they are properly formed they
Will be presented to the general
meeting for action.
The plan is to form q Pennsylvan-
purposes only. In hundreds Of cit.
les throughout the country Pennsyl.
vanians have formed organizations
board and hear addresses and pa
pers on various sections OF the Key
stone state. The Pennsylvania so
ciety Of New York city holds one OF
the most notable banquets in that
section at which the ableSt speakers
in the country are called upon TO
address.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
Masonic Sessions
Being Held Here


Fairmont Lodge, Q. A. F. and h.
M,, VII tonight hold a specil com.
municaton in keeping with the
Observance Of st. Johns. Day. The
session; will start at 1880 O'Clock
and degree work will be conferred.
On Monday evening, June ~,
Crusade Commandery, 6, Knights
Templar, will hold Its regular con.
'ctaye In Masonic Temple. The new
" elected officers will be installed
at this meeting. Hon. Scott G,
Lowe, Fhirmont, deputy Grand
commander OF the Grand ,Commafi.
derry Of West Virginia, win bo the.
Installing officer. Luncheon viii 30
'keryed after tho meeting The slr.
Knights VIII appear IN uniform,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-24
Prime Jurors
so Per Cent
OH---Aln1ost
Justice Musgroye Averts
Most Sensational Price
Cut Yet

II want you to say through the
columns of The West Virginian, :"
said Justice NJ. R. Musgroye to the
reporter this morning, that / will
be compelled to go down in my own
pocket for Sc to pay this jury, and
that it's all due to the action OF
Major Nicely"
The request OF the Justice came
after q lengthy argument with Ma
jor NJ. NJ. Neely, who was in court
as counsel for Melvin Bunner. Bum
ner was arrested a few days ago
charged with assaulting John Mum.
dell during a dispute over the de-
struction Of a line Tense, and his
trial set for this morning.
When the time for trial arrived,
Major Neely demanded jury trial,
whereupon the Justice required Mr..
Bunner to post SO as required by
law. This was done but the next
move by the counsel for the defense
was what caused the trouble, for
the Major also reminded the Jus.
tice that he would like to have a
jury of IL men.
who's TO pay the other s6?"
asked Justice NJ. R. Musgrove.
I'VE have posted Sc as required
by the statutes" sidestepped the
counsel for the defense,
"Tn that case" said the Justice
firmly. II shall tell the Jurors be.
fore the trial begins, that they are
to receive only so cents apiece and
that it's due to the action Of the
attorney for the defense"
II don't care what you tell the
jury before the trial begins,p was,
the Majors suaye response. "just
s1sXous trytthe case according 70 the,
law" =,
"I would also like 10 have you
say" continued the Justice to The
reporter, that the defendant has
had two days to make up his mind
how he wanted the case tried. and
now he comes into court at the last
minutes and wants Jury trial.
The Justice finally decided, how.
ever, that he would not ask twelve
good men and true, to swelter
through a trial in this torrid wealth
er for a measly so cents, and the
remark quoted at the beginning
closed the dispute about the jurors
pay.
Shortly before noon, the follow
ing jurors had been summoned:
Charley Anderson, A. A. Vincent,
Bruce Hite, Solomon Horner, "A. l.,
Seer, Howard Floyd, H. E. Moran,
H. II. Gowdy, W. H. Murphy, Joe
McElfresh, l. S. Martin and 3. B
Snider.
The trial was begun this after
noon with Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney John ". Mason, Jr., con-
ducting the case for the state.
Several witnesses examined for
the state testified that last Tues
day Bunner and Mundell had dls1
pute about the line fence and that
Bunner stuck Mundell in the arms
with a pitchfork and threatened to
do the same to Mary Mundell.< A
large number Of Witnesses have
be ensummoned and It is likely the
case will not go to the jury until
lat ethis afternoon.