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carol service and holy communion.
There will also be holy communion at
1880 am. and morning prayer and
holy communion at 1880 on Christmas
day. The musical program will be
as follows: Christmas eye-oid Eng,
Heavens" Tours, and communion
service, A. J. Eyre; at 1880 am
professional hymn; Te Deum and
Jubflatei offertory anthem. When
Jesus Was Born in Bethlehem; COM
munion service and recessional hymn.
Incarnation.
The Church of the Incarnation will
hold, as has been its tradition for
many years past, a festival SERVICE at
midnight nasn'a on chris,maa eye For this
Of the choir. has arranged the follow
ing program of music: Violin solo,
Prelude" to the "St. Cecilia Mass"
,Geunod; opening anthem, There
Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field"
Vincent, with soprano solo by Mrs.
Fielder; festival communion service in
+ fiat, Eyre; offertory solo, Cantique
Higgins, with violin ebligato by Mr..
Luauer; recessional. 20 Little Town
of Bethlehem" Redner, and violin
postlude. The Vision of Jeanne
dare" by Massenet.
The soloists are Katharine Rich
Fielder, soprano; Lucy Dunwoody
Higgins, mezzo-s soprano; Wilbur c.
Fielder, tenor; G. A. Johnson, bass;
Lynch Luquer: violinist, and Emile
Margaret White, organist, and on this
occasion the assisting sol0ist will be
Alice Douglas Jones. contralto, of the
double quartet of the Mount Pleasant
M. E. Church south.
At the IL o'clock service on Christ
mas morning the musical numbers
will include open anthem, "Glory to
God in the Highest" (Cooke), with in
cidental solo by Mr.. Fielder; '.Te
Deum in F'' (Tours); "Jubilate in AZ
(Garret), with incidental solo by
Mr.. Johnson, and offertory anthem,
1T came Upon a Midnight Clear"
(Goodrich). soprano solo and chorus.
At the evening service the choir
will give "Magnificat" and "Nunc
Dimittis" (Claire) and a number of
traditional English carols.
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Calvary.
The musical program at Calvary
Baptist Church for Sunday, as ar
ranged by Louis A. Potter. jr.. organ
1st. will be as follows: Morning service
Organ prelude, shepherds in the
Field" (Malling): anthem, brightest
and Best" (Coombs); anthem, "Na1a-
reth" (Gounod); organ postlude,
9. ''Hallalujah" (from the 'Messiah") }.
Evening service-Organ prelude from
cantata, The Story of Christmas
(Matthews); organ postlude, "Christ-
mas March" Gemmens). The solo
quartet is composed of Miss Gladys
Price. soprano: Mrs. William T. Reed.
Fred East, bass.
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North CaD1tOl.

The following special Christmas
music will be rendered at the North
Capitol NJ. E. Church. North Capitol
and X streets. on Sunday: Morning
service, II am, "a Wondrous Word" +"
(HalD quartet. Mrs A. T. Garland.
Mrs. A. E. Spielman. H. Negus, L. R.
Fielder; 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" (Campion), baritone solo, Rus
sell Rocks; 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem" tNelson), quartet. Evening
service. o'clock-"The Birthday of
King" (Neidlinger), soprano solo,
Miss Leah Webster; 1.-The Heavenly
Sign" dorenz), double quartet, Miss
L. Webster, Miss E. Baer, Mrs. A. T.
Garland, Mrs. A. E. Spielman. Messrs
n. Negus, r. Rocks. J. Bunch and L.
Fielder; tenor solo. selected, H. S.
Pope; what Mean Those Holy
Voices (Adams), double quartet.
William K. Cohen will play the organ
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Second.

The choir of the Second Baptist
Church will render the following at
il o'clock tomorrow morning: Hymn.
10y to the World; anthem, For
Unto Us a Child is Born" Alfred
Wooler: hymn, 20 Como All Ye Faith.
Nellie Shorthil1 Bradshaw; hymn, 20
Little Town of Bethlehem" 8 PM
Hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing: anthem. There Were Shep-
" herds" (VincenD; hymn, angels
From the Realms of Glory; tenor
solo, 'Our King Has Come (Neid-
linger): hymn. "Holy Night: anthem.
blessed Holy Night soprano and
altos (Offenbach Shepherd); quar-
tet, Mallette Roach Spengler, So
prano; Mrs. B. K. Bowsher, alto; w.
Preston Haynes. tenor; Maitland s.
Wright. bass: augmented by chorus
Mrs. II. Clyde Grimes, organist and
director.
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lexington.

At the lexington Presbyterian
Church the program will include four
ancient Christmas chorales: Ring
Out, Ye Merry Church Bells old Sic
lesian melody; THE Prince of Peace
rhorale melody, fourteenth century,
THE Christ Child's Lullaby" sacre6
folksong, 1888, and The Ride of tina
Kings" old tune from the Pyreneee:
soprano solo and chorus, 20 Hog
Night" (Adams); organ selectiofs D.
Fantasia" (B. Tours), Festival
March" (Ch. Mutter). ''Cloche du Soir"
CA. cnauvet), ITO a Water Lily (Mac-
DowelD. and postlude (RockwelD.
The evening service will be program
by the Sunday school, called Glad
Tidings" Gertrude Lyons, choir di-
rector; Ruth kimball. organist.
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First.


At the First Baptist Church, 18TH
and o streets, the special programs
tomorrow will be. IL o'clock service
Prelude fir violin and organ, holy
Night, Silent Night" Dudley Buck
and Frank Damrosch, the choir; COX
ology. Invocation, hymn, responsive
reading, Psalm; Gloria Patrla, scrip
ture, Christmas carols, ''Tis Christ,
mas Day., While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night" From High
est Heaven to Earth We Come +;
prayer, offertory, Christmas carols:
"Harki What Music Fills the Sky
"O'er the Cradle of King" LAS With
Gladness Men of OLD; conservation
of the offering. hymn, sermon, hymn,
benediction, poStlude for violin and
organ.
pm. service-"The Star of Beth
1ehem," Christmas cantata by Flex-
ington Harker; noel, prelude Tor Vlo-
lin and organ; professional. hymn
No. 10s; doxology, invocation, hymn
No. los, scripture. 1.-THE Star of Beth
lehem''-No. 1, Prophecy, bass solo
and chorus; No. 2, The Advent, chorus
fdo, soprano solo and chorus; NO. =.
The Annunciation. tenor and soprano
solo; No. 4, The Plains of Bethlehem,
chorus and soprano solo: No. 5. Adora-
tion of the Angels, chorus and tenor
solo; No. 6, Herod and the Magf. bass
. solo, male chorus and tenor solo; No.
J. z, Adeste Fideies; No. s, final chorus,
.Hosanna in the Highest: offertory,
I violin solo, "Adoration." Vieuxtemps;
!. address by DR.. Henry Allen Tupper.
benediction, postlude for violin and
organ.
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The large vested choir Of the First
Presbyterian Church, under the lead
ership Of w. E. Cossins. Mrs. 9. T.
Schutt, organist, will render the FOL
lowing Christmas music tomorrow
morning: "Slumbering in q Lowly
Manger' (Edwards), Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Arnold and choir; Jesus Is Born
a King" (Brown). Mrs. Richmond.
Miss Arnold. Mr.. Power, Mr.. Cossins
and choir: Nazareth" (Gounodl. Mrs.
Anderson. Miss Arnold. Mr.. Power,
Mr. Cossins and choir: organ prelude.
.Pastorale Symphony" from The
Messiah" (HandeD: organ postlude.
.'The Hallelujah Chorus" from 'The
Messiah" HandeD. Evening. at 7;4o
o'coclk-Fffteen- minute organ recital by
Mrs. G. F. Schutt; Holy Night" (0lN-
Der, arranged by Dudley Buch); He
Shall Feed His Flock, from '.The Mes
siah" tHandeD; Song Of he shsp-
nsess asess dudley u suek5: am antSsm. 20 Httls
Mrs. Anderson and choir; Away In .
Manger." Good Christian Man, Re-
joice," "The First NOVEL;" and 81
lent Night" traditional carols. by the
choir.
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Temple.

The program of music at Temple
Baptist Church on Christmas will in
clude the anthem There Were Shep-
herds ID. Buck); 'Hark! What Mean
Those Holy Voices" (Neidlinger); So
prano solo. might of Nights" (Van de
watsr); baritone solo, Christmas
alto, "Glad Tidings of Great Joy I
Bring" (whitney Coombs). The choir
Je composed of Mrs. Otis d. SWEET, So
prapo; Miss Nan Field, contralto,
Carl Keyser. tenor: Walter !. Smith,
baritone. Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown
= tho organist and director.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11

J. b. Champion Of counsel for the
defense in the case against Clara
Smith. Is a twin brother Of Hon.
Thomas W. Champion, Of the district
court who is presiding at the trial.
Joe Ben" Champion as he is known
to his close personal friends and
professional associates, ranks high at
the Oklahoma bar and is a leading
member Of the Ardmore bar. which
is noted all over the state for the
strength of its personnel
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11
PERSONNEL OF JURY IN WHOSE HANDS
|NOW RESTS FATE OF CLARA SMITH

Here is the jury that will sit in judgment Clara Smith
B. F. Loughrdge Ardmore 7S years DID, farmer father
Of ten children
D. E. Allen Ardmore, 10 years old, retired father of one
child
two children
c. NJ Haney Media, farmer, 60 years old, father of one
chilli
W. A. jolly ArdmOre, 50 years DID, groceryman father
of nine children.
T. H. Roberts, Ardmore 65 years DID, barber shop pro-
pretor, father of four children.
A. D. Davis, Fox AZ years old, merchant, bachelor
r. R. Galloway Ardmore, As years old, dairyman, father
of five children.
Tom Deem Ardmore AZ years DID, banker father of four
children.
d. d. Sellar Springer, merchant, married.
Tom Wilkes Ardmore, 81 years Old tailor father of one
O. D. Thomas Berwyn AZ years DID, merchant father of
two children.
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WILL CLARA SMITH
TRIAL END WITHIN
FEW DAYS, OR BE
LONG DRAWN-OUT?
By Bill krohn)

VIII the Clara Smith trial reach a
conclusion by Saturday night. or viii
IL last for three or four weeks AZ was
believed by many prior TO the actual
opening OF the case In the district
court here yesterday.
This seemed to be the paramount
question which was being discussed In
Ardmore last night and this morning.
The majority. including many of the
metropolitan newspaper corresponding
who are present, believe that IL VIII
be over In less than a week.
They state that one day for the Sc
lection OF the jury was very fast, con
sldering the fact that the case had
been given such nationwide publicity
and that newspaper reports OF 1t had
reached the smallest hamlets in re
mote parts OF the country, Us well as
the larger cities.
People who have never before even
attempted to read newspaper, or
keep posted on current topics Of the
day. seem To be very familiar with the
details of the case.
Many opinions as to the result have
been formed. which was greatly ovi
denced during the examination of the
Jurors yesterday. Most of those who
were excused from jury service on nc
count Of formed opinions, later said
that they We're FOR acquittal of the de
fendant. one juror who was excused
from duty. was of the opinion that tn,
defendant should be convicted of IN,
crime.
The case may be shortened by lega
action OF the defense. but just wha
the verdict will be IL the case is place.
In the hands of the jury Is prob
lem. In ligh, of the fact that two mem
bers of It were on n jury which re
Gently sentenced man to life i'm
prlsonmcnt In the state penitentiary
FOR the killing Of a man near Brcol
In 1919.
II was the case ~ the state OF Okla
homa va Ira Hammer. and In whicl
the defendant was alleged to hav'
murdered Charles Spears. Hammer
maintained to the end that he had no
shot Sroars and attempted to prove al
alibl.
The men on the Clara Smith jury
(Continued on Page Twol
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11
WITH help Of TWO
DEMOS THE House
REPUBS VOTE TO
lMPEACH 7RAPP
Fifty-TwO of the Faithful
Line Up Against OklahO-
mas Lieutenant Cover
nor Thursday
NINE SEPARATE ITEMS
IN THE INDICTMENT
MATTER MAY NOW GO TO SENA-
TORS FOR CONCURRENCE OR
REJECTION; NO MENTION OF
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
NINE SEPARATE ITEMS
IN THE INDICTMENT
(By Special Staff Correspondent

Oklahoma City, March 1.-Two
Democrats and 81 Republicans voted
against 90 Democrats late yesterday
afternoon, and the house Of repre-
sentatives ordered Impeachment pro-
weddings against NJ. IL. Trapp, lieu
tenant governor. The two Democrats
vino voted with the Republicans were
Porter Newman of Bryan county, and
II. r. King of Tillman county. both
members of the investigating COM
mittee which preferred charges against
Trap. Speaker George Schwabe voted
with his fellow Republicans.
There were nine articles of impeach-
ment presented to the house yester-
day for approval. Each one was voted
upon separately and each one received
the approval Of a majority of the
house. The same party division was
shown on these votes as on the final
vote TO impeach, with these few ex-
ceptions: Jess Pullen of Murray coun-
ty, Democrat, voted with the Republi-
cans for the first seven articles, but
voted mo" on article s and article 9,
and on the final vote; Newman King
also voted with the Democrats on ar
ticle s. and King voted with the Dem
ocrats on article 8. All the Republicans
present stood pat throughout against
the Democratic lieutenant governor.
Dave Stoval. Choctaw county Dem
ocrat, refused to vote on articles
and 9-the articles on which the Dem
ocratic bolters returned to their party
ranks. Article charges Trapp win
pardoning r. A. Hisaw, u life termeI
from Haskell county, as favor &c
Judge ]. w. Bolen OF Ada in return
for alleged favors shown him by the
Judge. Bolen figures in a bond deal
mentioned in another article. IN'
charge in article Is that TrapI
took secret profits from contractors
Going work in Creek county, whose
Improvement bonds the lieutenant gov
ernor bought.
The Trapp case occupied the at
tention Of the house practically thu
entire day yesterday. The matter wa'
set for IL O'Clock in the forenoon.
few minutes after that hour uhe read
ing of the articles OF Impeachment
began: the reading was finished a
noon, and the house recessed unit
1880 following a motion by X. II
Continued on Page Five)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11
FREEZING OUTLINES
COURSE OF STATE
in PROSECUTION OF
MRS. CLARA HAM0N
REVIEWS TRAGIC STORY IN ALL
ITS S0RDID DETAILS; AMIiI-
TI0N DEMANDED ELIMINA-
TION OF CLARA SMITH.

Keeping monotonouS time TO the
reverberating peals of rolling thund-
ers and the smashing crash OF torren-
tial rains dashed against the windows
and drumming upon the roof the
sheriff Of Carter county intoned the
stereotyped "Oh, yes; Oh, yes. the
honorable district court in and for
Carter county. state of Oklahoma, is
now convened pursuant TO adjourn
ment." this morning, opening the
second day Of the trial Of Mrs. Clara
Smith Hamon, charged with the mur-
der of Jake l.. Hamon, millionaire
oil man and Republican politician.
Clara Hamon appeared in court
shortly before $3.50 o'clock and took a
seat entirely surrounded by counsel.
She was clad simply in the same
clothing she wore yesterday.
Members of the family Of Jake l..
Hamon were in seats opposite Clara,
AS on yesterday, no glance Of recog-
milton showed. The courtroom was
crowded to its capacity, despite the
deluge Of rain.
Boys and Girls Barred
Upon calling court to order Judge
r. W. Champion ordered all boys and
girls of 16 years or under out
There was a great craning of necks
as Sheriff Buck Garrett called the
list Of witnesses and from various
parts of the room the chief witnesses
arose and responded to their names.
Clara Smith Hamon and Mrs. JAKE
Hamon We're focus Of all eyes.
Sam Blair Excluded
The defense asked for the ruiz
against witnesses remaining in th'
court room.
The state asked that Mrs JAKE
Hamon and Sam Blair, Il newspaper
man. be excused. The defense agreed
provided Mrs. Smith. mother OF th'
defendant also was excused, whicl
was assented to.
Statement of State
Attorney General Freezing bcgai
his statement to the jury by readinl
Continued on page -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11
MAY 1T HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE
THAT GHOSTLY BREATHISGS
FROM REALMS OF SPACE UN-
FOLDED WEIRD STORY OF
SHAME AND DEATH?

Adjoining rooms in the downtown
hotel occupied by Clara Smith Hamon
and Jake l.. Hamon on the night of
November 81, last when Hamon was
given the fatal bullet wound for
which Clara Hamon is on trial charg-
ed with murder, were in readiness for
inspection this morning by the jury
selected at the opening day of the
trial yesterday.
The visit of inspection is the jury's
first official act since the last man
was sworn moment before adjourn
ment of court yesterday. The rooms
had been placed. as nearly as pos
sble, in the exact order they were on
the night Hamon was shot. Court
was delayed 30 minutes to permit the
jury to go to the hotel, but no com
ment at the rooms by the jurors or
other parties TO the trial was per-
mitted.
Presentation of the states case was
to follow Immediately upon the open
ing of court The conference late
last night, of counsel for the defense
and prosecution rs TO the nature OF
the testimony from each side TO events
in the life of the defendant failed.
"You present your case and We will
present ours" were the parting words
of defense counsel at the conference.
Upon obtaining n jury SO quickly
Yesterday afternoon, both defense
and state counsel said they expected
evidence 10 be cleared away by sat
urday afternoon After last nights
futile conference however, neither
side would make n prediction rs TO
the trend testimony might take, nor
the length OF time necessary for COM
pletlng the trial. Previously IL had
been said that the admission OF any
testimony either side cared to pro
duce, probably would result in a long
drawn out trial with sensational turns,
In connection with the trip OF the
jury TO the hotel to view the suite
where Clara Hamon and Jake Hamon
lived for years prior TO the shooting,
It was said, In circles close to the
prosecution that an effort probably
would be- made to show Hamon was
shot while in his own room, not In
Clara's room. aa has been previously
indicated. anl received his death
wound while lying on his bed
II was Indicated by statements OF
defense counsel that ClaiTl's defense
would be either that Hamon was
shot In sclf-dcfcnsc, or that the pis
tol was discharged when Hamon
struck at her with chair. Walter
Scott, of the defense counsel said
Clara previously had made those
statements and he did not doubt she
would so testify on the witness stand
and they would be made part Of hoi
case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-11
TEXAS IS HERE FOR
THE AUTOMOTIVE
SHOW; EVENT TO
CLOSE SATURDAY

Despite the heavy rain OF the early
morning. which made imperative u
change in the plans OF Texas automo-
bile men. who had arranged 10 motor
10 ArSimore this morning to be- present
today-Texas day at the Automotive
Show--a large group, including 60
of Texas livest wires with the
Gainesville Chamber of Commerce
Band arrived in the city this noon via
Santa Fo, to take part In the festiv-
tiles given in their honor.
A delegation OF local dealers met
the visitors and escorted them TO the
chamber OF Commerce whore an
elaborate luncheon was served after
which the guests were taken to Con-
ventlon Hall where they spent an hour
or so inspecting the handsome ex-
hihition of cars, and to attend the
afternoon vaudeville program. Many
OF the Texas people win return home
this afternoon at o'clock. but quite
n number expect TO remain over
for tonights snow and dance.
The Texans are loud In their praise
of Arimore dealers for the splendid
SOW and took occasion to recall many
interesting details OF the Trade FIX
cursion visitors last week.
Tho fourth annual Automotlve Show
will close Saturday night Frank Dob
son and his beautiful Sirens will give
their last performance tonight, how
ever, the Automobile Dealers announce
Continued on Pare Two)
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eBy Associated Press

tEV Associated l'ftHsl
one unmarried man, one with no
children and ten with families rang
ing from one to ten children compose
the jury chosen late today to try
Mrs. clara smith Hamon, charged
with the murder Of Jake l.. Hamon'
oil man and Republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma.
selection uf the jury came after
six hours of examination by deienS'
and state counsel aud both sides had
exhausted the maximum Of nine cho'-
lcnres allowed under the oklahoma
laws. The defense waived the use
Of three challenges.
Ages Of the men who will hear the
evidence and tee stimony incident To
the death of Mr. Hanon vary from
33 to 20 years. the latter thirteen
years over the age limit placed upon
jurymqn qualified TO serve.
q. T.. Newman. %, "a clothicr of
Ardmorc, * the youngest of the
twelve men. while y. H. g. Lough-
ridge. 73, o farmer residing near
Ardmore. a. the oldest man selected
Dairymcn and farmers. numbering
slN. lead In the professions Of the
Jury. Merchants follow with three,
onc proprietor ot barber shop, one
"a banker and another the OWNER OF
% carriage works
The Jurors in order ot their sel,c-
ton are.
II. H. G. Loughridgc. % years old,
farmer residing ~ miles northeast
of Ardmorc. \ resident of Garter
county for 20 years. Mr.. Loughridg'
ia tho father OF 10 children, seven
boys and three girls, oll but one
Girl of whom are married. MIR Lough'
ridge gave his native state us Geor'
rin. with all my family Mr.
Iourhridvr said. mot one OF them
havc ever cot me a coppcr-penny as
lawbrcakers." Although i3 years ovci
the age limit prescribed by the Okla
Ihoma laws. Mir toughbridgc woivc'
The rule because. he said, he fel
duty bound TO serve.
r. W. Deem. Al years old, nssistan
| cashier OF the state National RAM
of Arimorc. Mr. Deem has lived 1t
| Garter county 90 years. giving Tcxa'
as hla native state. The family con
slsts OF two boys and two girls fron
four to u years Of age. Rising frou
a bank employe tn his present posi-
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ton is his noteworthy achievement
Mr. Decu said.
r. II. Roberts, 81 years old, is q
proprietor Of % barber shop Ia Ard
more. Roberts moved here from
Texas % years ago and is married,
having two boys and TWO girls one
of the boys married. "i claim to
have owned IN point 0f continuous
service the oldest barber shop IN the
territory and oklahoma" was Mr.
Roberts remark, having operated his
shop ON its present location Tor 80
years
W. 4. Jolly. ~ years OLD b. he
fnthcr Of nine children. seven of them
boys and TWO OF them girls. Mr. Jolly
is q uocoymnn. lic has lived 300
Carter county 2a years, mnvinf here
from Mississippi None oi my nine
children arr married Mr. Jolly e-
marked. but D. isn't because ihey
would not like TO bc'
G.. r.. Newman. 33 years old, has
spent 20 of them Boo Ardmore and
Carter county 4 merchant, he is
the father of two children, onc q 10
mouths-old gtl. and n boy just start
ing TO school" shreveport. Louisiana
is the birthplace claimed by Mr.
Newman
G.. NJ Hnnoy farmer residing
~ miles cust of Ardmorc. has lived
In Carter county 10 years. lie moved
here from Morgan county. Kentucky
and. according to his words has 'ol.
ways gtr.vcd to be successful and
prosperous farmer iic is tS years
old and the parent OF one child, and
"a grandfather to three.
n. n. Galloway ia married, but has
no children Ho has lived In Ard
more and vicinity for more than ~
years. claiming as his profession The
/ farming and dairylng industry. Tie Is
45 years old Mt Callaway openly
boasts OF his fine herd Of registered
| stock
/ u. y. Allen came to Carter county
| from pike County Illinois, 20 yenr'
sngo and is the owner NJ carriage
works here. Mr.. Allen. who Ia g
years OF age. also waived the ae'
limit In appearing as "a juror. H'
has one son, boy of "a. now sta
toned at Fort Flager, Washington
aa one Of Uncle sam's warriors.
O. II. Thomas, merchant, bankei
and farmer Of Berwyn. Is Is years o
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