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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-20

rendered, Mesdames F. NJ and c. W..
Martin giving splendid papers on the
forestry service and conservation OF
forests, while Mrs. Knox Walker read
one on education, which was in keep
ing with the observance of educational
week During the social hour the hos
tess was assisted by Mrs. White in
serving delicious refreshments.
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Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
ChamberIain's Tablets.

Il have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
years, and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks. | am
only too pleased at any time to speak
word in praise of them" writes Mrs.
Laura M. Hoyt, Rockport, N. Y.-ad.
We can still get your picture ready
for Christmas. McCollum's Studio.
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BAZAAR AT CLUB HOUSE.

The ladies' of the Community Club
had bazaar Friday for the benefit OF
the school library. They had booths
for sandwiches, coffee, doughnuts,
cake and candy. The doll booth was
very pretty with dolls in swings and
summer houses. A fish pond was ar
ranged for the amusement of the chill
dren. They hshed for dolls, whistles,
horns, etc. The Christmas decorations
were very effectively carried out. A
nice sum was realized. Go to the drug
store and take a chance on our doll
for 25c. The lucky number gets her,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-12-20
LOST OF MIS-.

LOST OF MISLAID-Policy No.
657717 issued by the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance Co. on the life of Mary
E. Brown. The finder will please re-
turn to the undersigned. An applica-
ton has been made for the issuing OF
a duplicate. MRS. MARY E.
BROWN, Dawson, Ga.
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ANDERSON JAILER
[ KILLS WHITE MAN

Anderson, Dec. 13.-Hardin M.
Crawford was shot and instantly kill
ed Saturday night shortly before
midnight by Jailer Rogers. From ac-
counts it is said that as Jailer. Rogers
approached an automobile which he
thought contained whiskey he was
fired up by Crawford, the shot TAX
ing effect in Rogers neck. Rogers
fired twice at Crawford and one of
the bullets went into the right ear,
penetrated the skull, came out at the
rear of the head and killed Crawford
instantly. This happened near the
Poole farm, where another raid was
made recently and much whiskey
found in an abandoned well. The
stripped down car last night con-
tanned two ten-gallon kegs of whis-
key. This was confiscated by the sher-
iff and the car was also brought in.
The automobile is said to belong to
C. N. Veronee, who was in the car,
and was driven by Albert Dodd We
ronee and Dodd disappeared in the
darkness an have not yet been appre-
hended.
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Don't Lose the Way.
Dear Santa Claus,
AS we have moved I was afraid
you couldn't find us so thought I
would write and tell you where to
find US. We live in the first house
next to Mr.. Barnett's store. Hope
you can get down the chimney all
right. We will leave the door un-
locked so you can come in it if you
can't get down.
Please bring me a. big tea-set, a
sleepy doll with curly hair and some
fruit and I will be a real good little
girl.
Bring brother little car and lit
tie Jack something nice. Don't for
get to bring mamma and daddy
something nice too.
/ will close hoping you will find
MS all right and that you will have
pretty weather to come.
Your little friend,
Abbeville. Ruth Blanchett.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
MERCHANT HELD UP
Two Young Men Beat and Rob
Stcrekeepor.

Two Young Men Beat and Rob
Storekeeper.
Atlanta, Dec. 14.-Two we'll
dressed young men, apparently
seventeen or eighteen years old,
Monday night severely beat W. H.
Mann, proprietor Of grocery
store at 433 Grant street, about the
head and robbed his cash register
of q small amount Of change.
Mr.. Mann was so badly beaten
about the head by the two young
bandits that it was necessary for
him to go to the Grady hospital for
medical attention. Physicians at
the hospital said it was their opin-
ion MIR. Mann was struck with
pistol butt. He was unconscious
when brought to the hospital.
MIR. Mann told the police that the
two boys came into his store about
8 o'clock Monday night to purchase
cigarettes. While the storekeeper
was getting the cigarettes one of
the boys drew a pistol and ordered
him to hold up his hands.
'I resisted and they both began
to beat me-" said Mann. Zone of
them was hitting me with a gun,
and the other was using a heavy
stick. The boys were unmasked
we'll dressed and could not have
been over eighteen years of age." .
Sveral boys were attracted to the
scene by Mr.. Mann's shouts, and
chased the young bandits down
Grant street.
A young white boy who was found
running down Grant street by Pa
trolman Roper was stopped and tax
en- to the store, where number Of
those who took part in the chase
said he looked very much like one
of the bandits. In the report Of
the occurrence, which he submitted
to Chief Beavers, Patrolman Roper
stated he releasd the youth for lack
of evidence.
A good description of the two
bandits was given the police by NJ.
Mann who said he would he able to
identify them.
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Rates Suspended.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Increases
in rates on wooden block paving ma
terial proposed by the railroads to
take effect on December 10 and to
apply to shipments from Alabama,
Florida and Georgia territory to
Norfolk, Va, and points north were
suspended today by the interstate
commerce commission until April 10.
An investigation to determine their
responsibility will be conducted in
the meantime.
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Big Girls Write

ADD LETTERS to santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus,
We are two school chums, both
fourteen years Of age. We are writ
ing this letter so you will not forget
US for we try to be good. (Daisy)
want a diamond ring, pair of
overshoes and kid gloves. I (Bes-
sie) want a ruby ring, pair of kid
gloves and bring both of US lots of
fruits and candies. Bring our teach
er something nice. Guess you think
We are too big to write but we do
not think so.
Your friends,
Daisy McMahan,
Abbeville. Bessie McCombs.
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MAY ENLARGE THE
q, ATLANTA PRISON

Washington, Dec. 13.-Hever d.
Votaw, superintendent Of federal
prisons and Postmaster General
Hays had an engagement today
with President Harding to present a
plan for enlarging the plant at At
lanta penitentiary in which pris-
oners make certain special grades
Of containers used by the Postofice
Department. The prison officials be-
lieve the plant profitably could he
extended.
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DID NOT SEE A WHITE
MAN FOR FOUR YEARS

Seattle, Wash, Dec. 10.-Harold
s. Noice, who left here at the age;
of 16 in 1915, to join the Stefanson
Arctic Expedition, remaining in, the
north with the Esquimaux, returned
to his home here today aboard the
coast guard cutter Unalga. Notice,
credited with being one Of the young
est explorers recorded, did not see
a white man for four years. He said
he had learned the native languages
and planned to publish a compila-
ton Of them. -. .s.
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nuts of all kinds and String of
white beads. Be sure not to bring
me no little old boy doll for that is
usually the way.
Please don't forget Miss Margaret
McIlwaine, our dear, good teacher,
and don't forget my little nephew,
Jessie Claude Brissey.
hope ] am not asking for too
much.
Your little girl,
Donalds. Annie Brissey.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
CARNEGIE TECH PLACED
ON YALE'S SCHEDULE

New York, Dec. 13.-The Yale
1922 completed football schedule, as
announced today by the Blue foot
ball manager has two contests in
place of those announced tentative
ly in their schedule given out last
week. They are Carnegie Tech, Oct.
7, and North Carolina, Oct ID, in
place Of Vermont and Tufth. All
games will be played here except
Princeton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
BANDITS CLEAN UP TOWN =
AND MAKE THEIR ESCAPE

Greenville, ILL.,, Dec. 12.-Four
bandits entered Panama, near here
today, robbed the Bank of Panama
Of between $4,000. and 100000,
held up seven men in pool room
next to the bank wounded an auto
mobilist when the bandits APPARENTLY
assumed was pursuing them, and
escaped.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
Times 10 Hard

Times 10 Hard
Dear Santa Claus,
~. / will write and tell you what !
want you to bring me Christmas. !
want a doll, doll carriage, fruits,
candy and fireworks. I won't ask
Tor much as times is so hard.
Your little friend,
Abbeville. Sarah Gordon.
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An Indian Suit.

49, An Indian Suit.
Dear Santa Claus,
am little boy years old.
Santa I want you to bring me a
train that runs on a track and a
foot ball, an Indian suit. Some
fruits, nuts and fire works. I think
that is all.
Yours truly,
,ASheyille. Archie Brown.
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LETTERS FOR SANTA
Five and Seven

Five and Seven
Dear Santa Claus,
We are two little girls just five
and seven years old. We are writing
so you will know what to bring US
Christmas. Bring US a big doll and
doll carriage apiece and lots Of
fruits, nuts, candies and fireworks.
Your friends,
Rachel and Winton McCombs.
Abbeville.
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Wants. q Street Car

Wants. q Street Car
Dear Santa Claus,
want you to bring me little
bicycle, and a horn, balloon, street
car to play with. Don't forget my
other little brother; bring him lit
tie wagon, horn, fruit and nuts OF
all kinds.
Your dittle friend,
,Donalds. Lengren Ashley.
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Wants Great Big Doll.

Wants Great Big Doll.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am q little girl three years
old. Please do not forget me for
want a great big doll, tea set, and
lots of nice things to eat. Bring
little sister, Doris, a rattler.
Remember J. C. Grant. He wants
a little wagon and horn.
Grace Ellis.
P. S.-Santa, please think of
Daddy, I think he wants some traps
and gun shells. -.
Lowndesville. Grace Ellis
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Against Clemancy.

Washington, Dec. -10.-The war
department is opposed to granting
clemency to the SO former members
of the Thirty-fourth infantry who
are held for taking part in the Hous-.
ton riots of August, 1917, Secretary
Weeks today told Chairman Kahn Of
the house military committee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
A Pipe for Father.

Dear Santa Claus,
Christmas will soon be here and
1 want you to bring me a big doll
with curly hair that will 60 to
sleep and a rolling chair to roll it
in and balloon. All kinds of fruit
and nuts. Don't forget mother and
father. Bring them fruit and nuts
Of all kinds and bring father pipe
and a package of tobacco. Be good
to my deskmate.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Nora Ashley.
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A Bed for Dolly

Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little girl seven years
old. Santa want you to bring me
a doll, doll carriage, doll bed,
fruits, nuts and fire works. l think
that IS all.
Your friend,
Abbeville. Mary Brown.
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Genuine Automobile, Please

Genuine Automobile, Please
Dear Mr.. Santa,
I want you to bring me a
watch, harp, a wagon, some fruits
and a genuine automobile, one that
will run just a little bit faster than
papa's. Now please don't forget.
Your little boy,
=. Blakeley Crawford
Abbeville.
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Fixings for Dolly.

Fixings for Dolly.
Dear Santa Claus,
Christmas will soon be here
again and want you to bring me
a doll THAT will 60 to sleep, a car
riage to ride it in, a bed for it to
sleep in and tea set, all kinds of
fruit and nuts. Don't forget my bro
ther and sister. My little brother
wants a bicycle, my sister wants a
doll.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Evelyn Burdette.
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Uncle Wiggly Game

Uncle Wiggly Came
Dear Santa Claus,
want wheel and go to
sleep baby doll and if you can't get
the wheel then bring me the doll
and a carriage and uncle wiggly
game and doll bed, fire works,
apples and oranges. Please bring
me these things for my Christmas.
Your little friend,
Abbeville Sara Neuffer.
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A Sweet Little Girl

Dear Santa Claus,
I am a sweet little girl three
years old. I want you to bring me
doll and doll carriage and plenty OF
fruits and candy. Don't forget my
daddy, he helps convicts.
Your little friend,
Gertrude Culbreth.
Abbeville.
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A Rocking Chair.

Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a wagon, a
little rocking chair, rubber ball
and some fruits and candy. Don't
forget my little brother, Neuffer.
Bring him a, rattler.
Bennie Brown Lewis.
Abbeville.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE
Probate Court.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF P. c. TEMPLE, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate
must settle without delay, and those
holding claims against the estate must
present them properly attested to
MRS. R. L. TEMPLE,
IL, 9 2tpd. Administrators, :
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Remember Mama and Pal

Remember Mama and Papa
Dear Santa Claus,
j thought / would write and
tell you what / want you to bring
me. I want a little auto, candy,
apples, oranges nuts of all kind
and some fire works. Don't forget
mamma and papa.
Your little boy,
Walter Brissey.
Donalds.
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All Kind O. Things For Sis

Dear Santa Claus,
. / want you to bring me big
doll that will go to sleep, with curly
hair on it's head and q trunk and a
tea set. Don't forget my little Sis
ter: bring her all kind of things.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Ollie Ashley.
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Sack of Marbles Wanted

Dear Santa Claus,
/ am a little girl eight years
old, and certainly do enjoy Christ
mas and old Santa Claus. I want you
to bring me a big doll that can say
mamma also a balloon and sack OF
marbles, candy and fruit.
Wishing you a merry Christmas,
Donalds. Blanche Smith. =
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A Ring and Gloves

A Ring and Gloves
Dear Santa Claus,
/ am a little girl eleven years
old. I want ring, a pair of gloves
and plenty Of fruits and candy.
Bring my brother, Ernest, an air
rifle, a knife and fruit and candy.
-. Your little friends,
Vera and Ernest McMahan.
Abbeville.
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Abbeville.


Wants q Doll.
Dear Santa Claus,
/ will write to you. I want you
to bring me a doll and some toys. ]
want to have a good time this
Christmas. / will close for this
time.
Your little friend,
Lima Mae Gaddis.
Donalds.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
Robbers Get $4,000

Mount Clemens, Mich, Dec. Is.
Two armed~bandits today held up
the Halfway State Bank at Half
way, near here, and escaped with a
sum estimated at $4,000. The ban
dts fled in an automobile, heading
for Detroit.
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Donalds.
An Aeroplane.

Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me tricycle., if you
can, and a little play toy elephant,
play toy aeroplane and roman
candles, fireworks, fruit and candy.
I want banjo, too.
Please bring me these things fol
my Christmas.
Your little friend,
Abbeville. John Neuffer.
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boot Wants q Gun

Doot Wants q Gun
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a train on
track, a stopper gun, horn, little
wagon, little car, fruit, candy, nuts
and fire works.
Your little friend,
(Doot) Henry Whaley.
P. S.-/Please bring my little
brother, Jack, a tricycle. and some
little toys and fruits, candy, nuts
and fire crackers.
Abbeville. Doot.
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Echo: Times is Hard

Dear Santa,
Times is hard and I want you
to bring me big doll with curly
hair on its head, fruits and nuts OF
all kinds. Don't forget little brother
bring him all kinds of toys.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Eula Mae Ashley.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
Dear Santa Claus,

Dear Santa Claus,
Christmas will soon be here
and I want you to bring me a big
doll with curly hair on its head that
will go to sleep and a carriage to
ride it in and a tea set, Also all kinds
of fruit. Do not forget my brother
and sister. My little sister wants a
carriage, nuts, fruits and all kind of
good things. Be good to all Of my
schoolmates.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Dora Ashley.
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Donalds.
Red Hair Ribbon, Santa

ked H4lr Ribbon, Santa
Dear Santa Claus,
Christmas is most here and ]
want a tea set and gold pencil and
a chain, a red hair ribbon, doll
carriage, so I can ride my doll
around. l want a box of crayons to
paint and a drawing book.
Your little friend,
Martha Burdette.
Donalds.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
Girls Likes Soldiers.

Dear Santa Claus
want you to bring me SOL
dier doll and doll bed, stove, AZ
50 oranges, apples, bananas and nuts
and some candy. My little brother
wants you to bring him "a train and
a watch, and some fruit and nuts OF
all kinds.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Alberta Sharpe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-12-19
Don't Want Boy Doll.

Dear Santa,
AS il is almost Christmas I
thought would write and tell you
what I want you to bring me. I
I want a big doll, apples, oranges
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Pocket Full Of Candy

Pocket Full of Candy
Dear Santa Claus,
Christmas is almost here again. l
want you to bring me a pocket full
of candy, a bicycle, watch and
chain, some apples, oranges, nuts
enough 80 that I can divide with
grandma.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Henry Burdette.
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Wants Push Cart.

Wants Push Cart.
Dear Santa Claus,
/ am a little girl four months
old. Santa I want you to bring me
a push cart, rubber doll and a rat
tier.
Abbeville. Frances Brown.
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For Brother a Wagon
Dear Santa Claus,
How are you getting along this
Christmas? l want you to bring me
a big doll. want you to bring Mat
tie Ruth a big doll that will 60 to
sleep. My little brother wants a
wagon.
Your little friend,
Donalds. Ollie Lee Gaddis.
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Bring Along Nipple

Dear Santa,
am a boy 2 years old. Please
bring me q rattler and a nipple also
a card Of safety pins.
Abbeville. Edwin Barksdale.
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1OuI lLCle 1TlSIQ3
Donalds. Eula Mae Ashley.
All Kind O. Things For Sis
Dear Santa Claus,
/ want you to bring me big
doll that will go to sleep, with curly
hair on its head and a trunk and a
tea set. Don't forget my little sis
ter; bring her all kind of things.
Your little friend,
DonaIds. Ollie Ashley.
A Rocking Chair.
Dear Santa Claus,
Please bring me a wagon, a
little rocking chair, a rubber ball
and some fruits and candy. Don't
forget my little brother, Neuffer.
Bring him a, rattler.
Bennie Brown Lewis.
Abbeville.
A Bed for Dolly
Dear Santa Claus,
am a little girl seven years
old. Santa I want you to bring me
a doll, doll carriage, doll bed,
fruits, nuts and fire works. 1 think
that IS all.
Your friend,
Abaeville. Mary Brown.
Times 10 Hard
Dear Santa Claus,
l will write and tell you what !
want you to bring me Christmas. /
want a doll, doll carriage, fruits,
candy and fireworks. I won't ask
Tor much as times is 50 hard.
Your little friend,
Abbeyille. Sarah Gordon.
An Indian Suit.
Dear Santa Claus,
I am a little boy years old.
Santa I want you to bring me a
train that runs on a track and a
foot ball, an Indian suit. Some
fruits, nuts and fire works. I think
that is all.
Yours truly,
Abbeville. Archie Brown.
Wants. a Street Car
Dear Santa Claus,
/ want you to bring me q little
bicycle, and a horn, balloon, street
car to play with. Don't forget my
other little brother; bring him lit-
tile wagon, a horn, fruit and nuts Of
all kinds.
Your little friend,
,Donalds. Lengren Ashley.
A Ring and Gloves
Dear Santa Claus,
i am a little girl eleven years
old. I want ring, pair of gloves
and plenty Of fruits and candy.
Bring my brother, Ernest, an air
rifle, a knife and fruit and candy.
Your little friends,
Vera and Ernest McMahan.
Abbeville.
Genuine Automobile, Please
Dear Mr.. Santa,
I want you to bring me a
watch, harp, wagon, some fruits
and genuine automobile, one that
will run just a little bit faster than
papa's. Now please don't forget.
Your little boy,
Blakeley Crawford
Abbeville.
Wants q Doll.
Dear Santa Claus,
will write to you. I want you
to bring me doll and some toys.
want to have a good time this
Christmas. / will close for this
time.
Your little friend,
Lima Mae Gaddis.
Donalds.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-01
FATHER SHOOTS SON.
Police Say Frank Gertnrr Admits At
tack AFTER quarrel.

Martin Gertner, twenty-five. was
shot in the right side ~ the face with
a shotgun to-d day at his home. No. SIC
West 5Oth street. His father, Frank
Gertncr. admitted the shooting, &C.
cording TO the police, and il lock ed
he refused to tell the reason, except
II was the result OF a family quarrel
The wounded man Is in Flower
Hospital where II was said he h
lil.giy 20 die.
The father has been morose for
tho past three years and efforts were
being made TO send him to an insti-
tuition for treatment. the police said
they were informed by a member OF
the family. The father and Martin
were deeply attached.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-01
ARREST REVEALS
SING SING ESCAPE
Officials, Told of Man Held al
Brookline, Mass, Admit "Nicky"
Wolff Got Away.

oSSINING, N. Y. April l.--Omclals
at Sing Sing admitted to-day that
Louis wolff. alias ''Nicky." escaped
from the prison on March .. but they
had no word tAat a man giving that
name mad been arrested at Brookline,
MAS.
They said they would send man
from the prison to Brooitiine at once
to try and Identify the man held there.