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SMALL MAY CALL
ON GUARD FORCE
Illinois Executive Is De-
termined to Resist At
tcmpts at Arrest
GOVERNOR PROTECTED
Armed Convoy Surrounds Him
and Every Precaution Is
Taken by Followers

SPElNGriELD. fl. July %. Tin.
I''H counsel fur Governor Small
makes sumc new move tomorrow.
JudE" H. smith it was believed tu.
night, viii order sheriff Henry MoH.
yer 90 tcrvo capiiH' Ou tho governor
mailing HIM Int" court 90 ftro changes
of cmhclll'mou OF state funds while
Do" was a treasurer of Illinois
Judge Smith Indicated tonight
mat ho has doolIcd ou his action
tomorrow unless anwothug uutpro-
to,u develops Stutps Attorney
Mortimer was prepared To present
arguments for the governors ar
r'st tomorrow n the court is ln-
rNncd tu listen 10 thom
UcmrinS nmo,cd
Governor small today remained
uumov"d In ha determination 90
resist arrest ltr assumed that at
tltudo upon advice from his counsel
last Wcok and returned to Spring
i"id from hia chicago conference
with ". " Thompson and Fred
Iundm more determined tina never
lu stand on his claim of immunity.
Attorney ~. Governor Small ful-
lowing thtu appearance before
judge smith mst Friday ~ friends
~ the Cort.' slid rhcy had no iuton-
iion of appearing Hs cuuacl for the
governor min Judge Smith takes
some action ON the question Of plnc-
lng IN" state executive under arrest
on the street. In the lobhics every
place whore groups gathered to dig-
ruAS tho most sensational political
uphraval of the s'ntc's hiFtory.s the
ono question ON nll lips tonight was
what viii happen tomorrow pee
Indictments Forgotten.
Tho indictments of Lieutenant
toNpTnuT Sterling and Vernon Cur
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Nav Sutton ",omcs n.tcl,

NEW YONk. IVIy 20 SIrWphI
set Victories marked the appearance
today of Mrs. May sutton Buudy and
Miss Mary *. O'Drown" of Cnlifnr.
MIA. In the New York state lawn ten
mis- championship singles ON the
courts OF the Crescent Athletic club
Mrs. Bundy defeated Miss Virginia
w. Hopper of East Orange y. !.
%. Go. Miss O'Brownc hv th,
some score outplayed Mrs, Arthur
~. Duncan OF New York.
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noo,lcggrr Won Yacht Race

NeNINEAL, JuIy 20, = Tho
alonp BootlcEEcr OF s. Paul MINI.
today won tho trophy defended by
hoats entered by the royal ST
Lawrence Yacht club, taking fra.
place for second time I'm tho
international races on Lake 81 louia
Her companion cutruut for ~ .plul.
Freebooter again finished second.
This gave the Yankees "a point vie
tory over the Canadian sluups Rcd
pttch and Beaver II 90 Il.
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Other sl4os priced accordingly.
These tires ur" "Nrsts' and We guaran
tee thoW for 5000 mites
AUTO & TIRE ENCiIANGE
Tire Distributors.
3i3 East Second Osagc 6OOa
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BOARD AND ROOMS

"
LEWIS. b.. lI2s..Two light housshccp-
ihg rooms Tor r,ut front and back en-
tance. osage 6IitR.
M rHELL g.. 2O-rwo nice housokccp.
lns r"oms - rent Usage sig3
/ two Moons close In Usage bf07.
SECOND. D.. l8g7 clean. modern. light
honaeNeeping rooms, summer fatos
GurHRtE. r., G2O--slcrpluE room for
rent, ~ per week. collar so2.
TWO light housekeeping rooms, modern.
close 10. 81 per Week. Usage 77i3 r.
ELWOpp. S.. JOsls .rhrcs large rooms.
modern. cedar 2f79
MAIN. s.i2to-rwo nice rooms. screen. .,
IN back porch. good cistorn water.
MAYHELt. r., 400 Two light hous,kren.
ing rooms for rent. 1850 pr week
MAIN, n. 2gtn Two nice. cool ronfus
cipsd IN. hot and cold water. Osage
HoGALEs sr aa Two nicely furnisnad.
children. osaEe 1873
NORFOLK. s.. gete-1wo urht hSmckeop.
ius rooms, Furnished.
ONE, cool sleeping room Tor rent. also
Two furnishcd rooms Tor light houses
k""ring. Usage 85st
ptYMrtA, s io5..Tvo nicely furnished
r!oInS private family first floor Osago
7t5t.J
CHEYENNE. n. ciI..Two clean south.
east rooms, screen porch, every modern
c"hN'hl'hcc.
DETROIT s.. 1910. Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms. modern. in private
home. no children. 'saE" 1856 ur t0-s
THREE FttSl5uEp rooms Tor light
housekeeping mo- childror. Cedar so
,.HOuSrNJ g.. 307-Two modern clean
houfrNrcping rooms on car line, walking
dlHian"". C0'A w''l aud ciHtern.
FOihTEENTE g.. Jl2 Largo basement
rom, no steps. so per month Cedar
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~ NTV7N y 7 FTT7TT M 90
For dependable roofing arrvire. estimate
tyrnsL.t ir"'. Phone Usage $3.50. -
East Third street.
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TO AVOID MISTAKES and confusion iur.
ing IN" rushing hours. phnDy y.ur al
rar,N. Want Ni Department CLOSES Ht
D. y m.
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FINANCIAL.

WORK wanted, call
llnh Ask rnr EL--n-
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EMPLOYMENT
HEIp wAYTvD rY,,,,.

WAITRESS wANTED-Must b. -
u enced' no other need apply ss-essirll.
Tea Room, 5i4 South Main '-'eilo'
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EMPLOY MENT



GOVERNMENT railway mail service moods
clerlH. stop worrying change your Job
earn fl33 TO tl92 month regularly by the
year Plenty spare 'mc lay offs and lib
cral vacations on rHy,. other unusual OPP
u'rturiN"a specimen examination pucS-
tons. etc.. FREQ. Columbus Institute. S3-A,
Columbus. ohio.
RE \ GALWAY TRAFFIC INSPECTOR
$40 % $50 monthly. expenses paid
aftfr three months spare time study /,
sreodu opportuniilcs.,, Position gusran-
t.ei or money refunded write for free
booklet E2i9 stand. Business Training
Inst buffalo n. y
CURVE FtNtSHER and form setter.
Apply standard Paving CO.. 32l ".
WANTl:D-F First class prescription clerk +;
must be registered and furnish good ref
ercnccs. Mi'tong's Third and Broadway,
Muskugce. Okla
oPpORrUNGT1ES for office men. clerks
me'houics lhburcrs, and farmers to earn
$3.50 'o 500 a month In business which
has NOT laid or any men or cut wages.
Six 10 Wv'ks' training all you need. Two
great schools kHrsts City. Mo. and Cin-
cinnau ohio. CaII nr write Dept. 2l3j
for free catRloE, addressing school nearest
you. Nahn Automobile q Tractor School,
II. j. Huhe, president
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must be respectable and neat ..- .,,.l ',l
Main, over Roubcrg. "''
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ADMIRAL. 1890 N,cg Iarg. outside rooms
Upinl Eric cedar Hit
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OKLA. RENT \ car 60 Car. Tor rent.
without driver 6l2 \. Main. Midco
Garage, Cedar seq
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BUSINESS SERVICE

DRESSMAkISG-M MILLINERY 90
FASHlOSABLE drcssmakIng. chlldren's
clothes speciality Osage 1si3.
LET ME HELP you do your sowing at
your home. cedar go
SEWING at home or BY the day. aitera-
tlpn speciality. Cedar ilgx
MOVING AND STORAGE 60
GET our low prices on Jn field trucking
cross country moving Grating packing
ana storage. Nichols Transfer a Storage
Co. Phone Osago li7-llS
PAiNIiNG AND DECORATING 30
ROOMS pAPE1lrD
Including paper. for S. and up. House
decorating iu all Its branches. estimates
ohcerfuUy given. all work Guaranteed.
y =. Sutherland, Gl6 West THIRD. Usage
4217.
p E. kirby
Union paperhHngcr and painter; work
suarantord, ASK for samples. prices low.
A. r. HODGE. paper hanging and paint.
ing. tcsldc.ces. II North Roscdaio.
Phune Cedar 1865.
J. ]. MITCHELL. painting. paperhang.
ing and caisominiug Phone Cedar
1895.
OPEN gUoP
Painter ana paperhanger wants your
Nurk. Courteous. fair treatment. Cedar
1850.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

uOTfIS rs
JpUp COUPE tr sale In sood condition.
~ur Vernon NaUmg. 3l5 ". Archer,
rooms ~ilh hot and cold water 81 20 so
per week. Connecting aud LSivato bath
''a aud 'i'. Usage 1873,
rl. LOUIS MOTEL
fpll llIU urt E,gln, clean cool rooms
\rrN reasonable.
JCrrERsc~ uDTEL
3l6 =. Boulder.
Al outside rooms, shower and tub
cs, amt bos. Ventilated hotel 90 tho city.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES.
rhons Usage l',1.Sa'6.
LIBERTY UooMS-NuuuinE water in
every ID. w. Phone S55. sand springs
nom uOl ~rkEtri>G ROOMS Ia
EINnur. $, sos HoscNcrpins rooms.
NHNnNu'rs
ADMIRAL. p, llit-Rooms furnished Tor
ught housoNrptus osaEe 2stl.R
WHEELING. g.. a.A-rwo furnished tight
NHHs r.rplug rooms modern, private
TWO mrI.-n FURNISHED ro0w~ mr Nrht
h.u'.N. i.Hs. can 'li' w. Paris
NNNUf'l. s.. l27. Two clean. cool
s. p,, vrsh. us,go 5Sol-J,
MAIN. S.. It-l. \ Nrr, cool three. room.
upstairs FURNISHED .pTtmenl ciran,
p'rtaHut btluIuIuE bath, pgNafr pn-
tun.. rn,ato residence Gsaec aeo2.
W,ApN ". 500 -unr ueh, Housekeeping
,1N'lNNNrl N. b.-rwo rroms ur-
n.sh'd lor light housekeeping. Cedar
VII. Frn>lSH .'.. ,w" IONS r.r nsh,
raHp.r South side. fine ucIshuurho.H
rr'a'. entrance. osat. $3.50.
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CoVRiN AUTO srRINGs wORKs-spe-
cialigo In making and repairing auto
springs, rcarChing fiat springs and oil
t'mprting Give uS trial. 500 Il First.
Cedar 1909
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fINFIN PERSONAL

Ir AliiHD with cancer. Il remedy used
TO- yrrrH, cure guaranteed or no pay.
Wrin hrr. W. g. mn. liut NG3. Hcrrs.
btlu.
WEST MAIN MArFHSTrY SANTA.
rlum home FOR the care and protoc.
non ~ young women. rotcs reasonable.
huhl'H adopted. br " n Newman med.
iDl director 1t7 ". Main. OkIahpmn
tty.
FAtUMOSr MATERNITY uDsPIrN. Tor
confinement private prices reasonable.
may work fnr board. babies auupt.d.
write for booklet. Mrs. o. Is. Long tgiI
y. I"rni' -'N'uth g. Kansas Guy. Mo
LASTING ltEIll.T from bladder wr.In,a4
amt constipation be- assured tu 5000. Aat
t'r U''ia'ur. Geo. T. r.. Hart. 200, W
Paxton go. upnt.Ir va
piR rpo1 specialist is proud uf h.N rorna
aul hHn'"uH. because DO" hra triu FOO
bottle, You win hr proud ~ your ,Yrus
whom They are or your fpot. yuu Will again
ltnru 10 smiIo when your foot foot glad.
| TURK bIusa thiruppiiat Department. a..
= Main.
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2sL. Yale. Okla
NrIO>S WANTED. FEMALE -
ADS under this heading NEST BE- paid iu advance.
LADY wishes position as muse g.rl To- 90
away for summer osage.t5'.
sTESOGRTIIEN. .b0oKArrprr. desires p..I-
ton, eight years cNperirnr, OIL and
other lines. Wages }125. usaC. $500.
WANTED Position by an experienced
s'ouograpr-r. Usage losr.
sTENDGRAIHEE, cashier and ofn.. asa.
sstaui desires immediate ruplu. .u,nf.
Reasonable salary. Csagr Glso.
FOoKkEEFLR. St'uuEraph,r. d.s.r.. 4
permanent or Temporary position .....
$50. Address goa : Hpuldcr
WDlL - help lady az companion .l fame
World.
HOrSEKUErER for adults only or uar.a.
el"rs apa'uoni, sos-LL care W
WANTED Position as housoN,oT.r .-'
S. Troost.
REFINED widow with la-ycnr.old s.r '.
sirr7 housekeeping IN widow 'r's o. ....
'stt" nNl-.J. t-l S. Frankfort.
WANTED 'o DO 'auudry work a. H"
can at 5o5 s NorforN.
LAUNDRY work done. wo cau a0t ...
liver cedar 54s.
WANTED-Po Position by experienced ...r.-
grapher city references. Saary .a'
sonahlo. Cedar l5a'.
WANTED-P0sltlun by eVroHonr,l sI
st"nograph"r. City rcfereu 's. t''S
reasonable. cedar I0u.
OFFICE POSITION wanted hv ~
Lady, shorthand and NI,Nr'lnE. 7''
airy not considered. Phone ostr' .'...
AN GOING 90 Chicago uu ur '" l'
August lst. for two wroiis tl..
Will take care ~ chiid. invalid nI ..'f
person either going or r.,,lrn ,,rr N.' w.
1000. OF writ" l22l East Hurn,it. =.
WE Il u.t1 nl.nH laundry MUr.. I..H 4
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SITUATIONS whNrED-MNLE I
ADS under this headina mast be paid In ad,ass.

WNNTEu-A iub by world war veteran.
hav" hat eight years experience ir fus
ou fields four years In q gasoline p',r,
can drive or repair any truck uI car.
have government chauffeur license. AH.
dress George a. Mizcr. kiefer. okla
WANTED Position 4s niEht Wut,urtn.
three years experience. Box .-J. Yale.
oklahoma.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
NOous ion AM. .IInNIsurD

an A. = H.
..,''''. Wv - -
~ IT,, E,,H, r' ~ I-vi N!!.". I.o. s.',t,
.,,,rv.s,5,. ..,,., ..,.....,,.. ,.........
HnI W'"t ti"N IN private home win
nf,n Tor g"hIomru. south exposure Usage
'Es' rs 81. 'IV For rent, south rooil'
drp a., t., g.,,io,'..,, ping b.r' t"H
pf,t,tGttrtr,t. ,.,,, "a, ,,Iyat. b,,,,.
N"''"'' '''' ''''
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Girr,sbod" r,.',, p' ",u,, ,",'u m,,
FOH RES. strictly fru.clasa. south.
cast room. 'all Dsagc CO.,
81. Home meals nr,t door o"dsr
l''o.
MARY. hRoCKMAN apartment SOC, room
o.agn' 'tiiiiik o''"' private entrance mem
o.. ....-.......--.
'Nt' rt i,it', NMNi spa.t t'.,nt i2r couple
cni eftor % my, bo, af'i,n i,'I.t,,,, i,,,,
,t,vurt-i-, .-.-.----,
"' ,nar r,' ~" ,'' r"r t'nti ,"' El,un'
s,,,,''s, ,,,,s pu',s i', n.NSSsg. p'hs ""u'in'
MAE y. lOs,,one nio,iy furnished s''op-
..t room. ,''s' 'n' very f'''"''n''.
liIhp w.. tt' 'FRONT.' southeast up
' r''' ping l''hr "1J'W"s b1ih.
'''. ,.7,.', '' '-' -..-. .......--.......-.-
r-"sI. s,,' slg'n~'s' ,oom. , aajoinlns la'9
Dt't. ''.'
" Sos Sy,r'"s ,o,in p5 5'Ins s, Tor arn modem or
t,9..' '"'"' ana h't'n'h p''NHes's' '''s'
i'' ....-..----..-
K"ons-rNFrK>isnED. "a
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mar WNNTrn-ITMNLE

wANTEp-Cuni ~ care tor and board.
CAL oaarc e3'4
! CAS- You sau thirty dozen guaranteed
every wo.Nt Married ladies preferred.
I.o.lov Gropro company L"sdey Okla.
WANTED FIRST, Lass tDMUINArfpN
NpnKK EEIEk And STL%nGE tIHER.
ISArAHLE or HANnLlNG 4 ooMnlIttE
/ SET or NpuKS. uNE WITH WHOLE
SALE GROCERY ENrEhlENCE PRE-
/ FERREp. '9-r, CARE WORLD.
BEAUTY PAELoR operators wanted.
competent Go manage high class beauty
shop, v.Nlug to go tp good, medium sized
town. Or you tu-nF YOU can qualify, ad-
dress 2t-F care world.
GIRLS rur st,mmng iubacco, also to
learn c.t.ts making trade. Usage cigar
CO.. 81. E. rhird.
LADY 30 help mdnago cold drink uuI ice
cream s,tndi small amount "i cash.
sTENoGRApuERS NETpEr-There is a
good steady demand for graduates =
tha Tulsa business college. N'w Is tho
time to prepare.
WANTED 'uIa-sl mah Tor general
huusyAort -ma, family, quarters fur
NvNNTEr-Mrd 'ur hotel work, 2iil $.
Boulder Illinois hotel
TWO ~ALESLAUlE$ lover sixteen years.
must como ".I rrrnmw' nd'i, good nay.
.Nr.f.HUyr unnecessary Apply 10 Mr.,
Wnknr room 5la, Robinson lldE
WANTED Reliable colorod woman for
co.hug at once. 'aIl mornings at 1909
LADY who lis good solicitor to look
.ff,r business ,rI p' good uuffrg bust
Z.f 500 Robinson lldE.. 10 TO ~ today.
wNNTtn-cooK. ANp GEN,
ERNL HOUSE 'LEN>ER I}Y
NnING ttplf N'.'IpNING
SMALL APARTMENT. so
sEKLANr &uAKTEhs WHITE
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lRON Rusr snNp - -

NANTSTDE y HUN NTNT NTTNI' ~. n 4
Lancaster Ave. Philadelphia Pa. uan-
ufacturcrs Of the only original iron rls'
soap; want agents; trade mark. print and
copyright registered in 4. :. patent u'sea.
Thi- soap removes iron rust. Ink and nr.
washable stains from clothing. marble
etc, Ike magic; 70 cents tubs. Ig
profits
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AUTOMOBILES


WI UIY AND SELL used cars. Let us
F.U your car Liberty Garage. All
W'at second Ossge 1887
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rtTENT AI'roRSEY

PATENTS Trademarks
Ask Ms whether your Trade Marks are
protected in South America write for
Patent Nard Book. Prompt, sNillul
service. Mum & co.. Gl5 T. 81, y W
Washington. -. e.. and 233 Wuolworth
l|gg Sow York ~
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-05
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Z! 4G!Il(Lll
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-09-05

f**:;; #$; $$s## s durable Khaki, stoutly
%&X##:$ stitched for extra serv-
$#$ ::;s$&$2$ *3$$&## ice.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-07
Court Frees "A Who Did
Not Shovel Snow Sunday
Prosecutor Finds Civil Actions
ON Sabbath in Jersey Are
Prnhihited

HACKENSACK, n. j., Feb. 6.-An
even two dozen of the most prominent
residents of Rochelle Avenue, Rochelle
Park, were taken from their breakfast
tables this morning by Chief of Police
Paul THEM, who arraigned them be-
fore his brother, Justice Max THEM,
at $3.50 a. m. to explain why they had
not cleaned the snow from their side
walks in accordance with the ordi-
nance, made and provided.
The unfortunate twenty-four
couldn't say why they hadn't, unless
it was because it was Sunday and they
got up late and had to hustle to get
ready for church, and whoever heard
of such an ordinance, anyhow Justice
THEM said his chief aim in starting
the proceedings was to let people know
about the ordinance and things began
to look gloomy for the offenders when
Charles j. Mccarthy, Assistant Prose-
cutor, to whom an S o S had been
sent, came over from Hackensack with
an automobile load of law volumes.
In one of them he discovered an an
cient statute prohibiting any proceed
ing in the nature of q civil action in
any court of New Jersey on the Sab
bath. When Mr.. Mccarthy had read
it, Justice THEM discharged ell the
oefendants, all of whom got to church
in time for the collection
New-York tribune., 1921-02-07
Wife, Tired of Scolding,
Kills Man With Shotgun
Newark Woman Says Husband
Found Photo in Drawer and
Refused Examinations

George Spade, forty-one years old, OF
az Garrison Street, Newark, was shot to
death by his wife during quarrel yes
terday afternoon. According to the
wife's story, he found in bureau
drawer newspaper clipping, winch
contained a candy recipe on one side
and on the other side mans picture
Spade did not see the candy recipe, but
when his eye caught the picture of the
man he began to upbraid his twenty
-year-old wife, Rose, according to
the story she told the police
Spade refused to listen to his wife's
explanation, she said, and, becoming
wearied Of the accusations which her
husband was hurting at her, she went
to q closet and got shotgun.
"Now If YOU don't quit" she declares
she said, s'I'm going to shoot you"
Spade, according TO his wife's story
continued his upbraidlng and she raised
the weapon and fired, the charge ON.
tering his right side and killing him
almost instantly.
Neighbors in the fat below the Spade
apartment heard the shot and the sound
of the mans fall. When police arrived
at the Spade apartment they found the
door locked and barricadsd.
Finally Mrs. Spade was persuaded tc
open the door. According to the DO
lice, che motioned to the bedroom and
said, camly:
"It's in there"
The police found Spade, dead. In
Mrs. Spades arms was a two-year-old
boy, the only child of the couple.
Mrs. Spade was held at Police Head
quarters, pending official inquiry.
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Artist Killed
On IL; Trains
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and managed to clear the trolley tracks
ON Broadway and Sixth Avenue and q
space on the station platform which
gave the wrecking crew room to work
when 1t arrived. The wreckng crew was
unable to get the body out, however,
until two hydraulic jacks had been
placed under the car, lifting it clear of
the tracks.
Left Hotel With Wifo
Identification of the body was facili-
tated by the name "Wilson G. Dexter
in the lining of the overcoat and by a
telegram in a pocket addressed to Mr..
Dexter at the Irving Hotel. The tele-
gram was from G. L. Filleprown, of
North Brookfeld, Mass, who said that
he would reach New York at 4 u. m,
coming from Boston by way of Spring
field.
1t was just about a o'clock, accord
ing to Robert Schnaffner, the bellboy
who made the identification, that Mr..
Dexter left the hotel with his wife and
their son and daughter--childre about
seven or eight years old. They carried
two black grips, Schnaffner said, and
went away in taxicab,
Mr.. Dexter was son of Wallace D
Dexter, an architect, whose home was
in Brookline, Mass. At Harvard he
was member of The Lampoon board
He occupied studio at sd West Thir-
ty-seventh Street with Ronald Ander-
son, another illustrator. In 1911 he
was married to Helen Thomas File
brown. A brother, Dunbar Dexter, who
was captain of the Harvard baseball
team, is q broker in Boston,
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where the police were notified by tele-
phone. Then Mr.. Huse was taken to
the hospital at Elizabeth, where an
X-ray photograph Of his shattered arm
was taken yesterday. The surgeons
say they do not believe he will lose
the use of his arm permanently.
MIR. Thomas said yesterday that in
going through his pockets the bandits
overlooked $500 in bills. Not over 5000
was obtained by the bandits altogether
Under the direction Of Chief of
County Detectives John Galatian. of
Elizabeth, police officers of Union
County and adjoining districts are
securing the countryside for the ban
dts, all of whom were described as
under twenty-five years old. One of
them, according to their victims, had a
scar on his face.
Autos Scour Counties
The Newark automobile patrol squad
in nine machines covered the roads
leading into Newark yesterday in the
hope of experimenting the robbers. Eliz-
abeth police in automobiles covered ali
roads leading into that city.
j. Osgood Nichols, president Of the
Short Hills Association, announced last
night that he would ask that organiza-
tlon to offer standing reward for the
apprehension and conviction of high
waymen operating in Union County.
The association about two months ago
offered reward of $500 for the ar
rest and conviction of two burglars
who had been operating successfully in
the Short Hills community, and the
men were subsequently caught and
convicted. Mr.. Nichols believes re-
ward will have q similar effect in this
case.
most exclusive organizations of the
kind in New Jersey, 1t has large
clubhouse and splendid grounds, and is
the scene of many brilliant social af-
fairs. Many persons prominent in New
York are included in the club member
ships. Colonel Debevoise, host of the
party that was held up, is the head of a
coal firm at 66 Liberty Street, New York