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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14

Misses CeeH~Byrley' and mary AB-
mes Heidriek. will 'attend Union Col
lege, for the remainder of the school
.yeaf-- - s:;..t 80
L. McKeehan, Of. wilton, who
mines and farms during the summer
and teaches school during the win
ter, is here to enter B. B. |,
Miss Thelma Sloan, of George
town, who has been the guest of
Miss, TIfelma -NIUehead- at'Union Col
.lege, returIfed last week: :
.. -. -.t.' ..
For Sielcs-75 to so acres coal and
timber Land, less than. three miles
from town. Fine soiL,for crops. XYz,
Box. 215, Barbouryille, Ky. =, loft
At Cost! Almost' eyerythiRs'in our
store at cost and I6ts:of GOODS way
down below cost. Englahds is the
place.
DIR. William. Burnside has. bought
the home of. Dr.. Ed Dishman on
Dishman Street. and DR.. Dishman LIS
bought his fathers. ;honE.t On KICK
Street a...
Barbourville Baptist institute is
full to overlooking. An excellent
faculty are rapidly. bringing about
conditions that WIN call for more
extension.
DR.. A. l.. Parker, who Is equipped
10 find. the seat OF. trouble in the
: OTIS OF teeth with his X-ray ma
,ninc, will. IL desired. extract teeth
under gas -. - 30 II
The father of Mrs. Geneva Pick
ellie who was recently operated on
for kidney trouble. Is slowly inprov-
ing, according to Mrs; Piekelie who
&c here Tor Circuit Court.
]. j. Elliott, who with. Apdy
Wheeler is building the pike. was
here Monday and reports they are
working across the river .,near the
Bell County line: .2....
Collie L. Franklin went to TeJay
Saturday to accompany Mrs. Frank
lin nome. Mrs. Franklin and her
sister Miss Xenia Gilbert have been
the guests Of their parents and Miss
Xeniai is making a prolonged visit.
A. ]. Fisher took out two of the
fox bounds belonging: to Collie L.
Franklin Saturday and gave them a
three hour run after a.fox on Little
Richiand The dogs showed fine
speed and staying qualities,
Mrs. r. H: hewitt, and little Miss
Marie are. back from Richlands, Va,
Mr.. hewitt having gone over to Rich
lands Sunday to bring them home.
Miss Marie was delighted to see her
papa again, p. .... 49,.
.. Lieut.: HeoEge Smith is heres from
Fort .Ringgold; Texas, having served
days with he:army on the Mexican
border Lieut.. Smith will now join
the civilian army and we hope he
come a citizen of 'Barbouryille.
-. -. -. -. - -.
A. c. Bryant, of Bryants Store,
has sold his farm to George Powers
of the SAME place. and Jason Sears
has Sold his farm to A. {. bryant,
Both are excellent. farms and all
parties are well suited with their
p"r'i4t .3Sa!e,e;'i.:lI ..s - - - -:
ioeongs> aresser has organized a
Boy Scout Troop at the High School.
Already twenty boys have Jstn ed-and
have ordered, their suits. More will
JOIN and we believe under the head
ershrp of Mr.. Ntessers the hoyish en-
ergies of the members will he turned
into useful: channels. -, a. -
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14

Did you ever ssop to consider
what a tremendous task u placed
upon your human system every
day?
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
'sof your body. This Is being rap.
idly consumed after being: turned
Ssinto enerr" nd strength that
keeps yor m performing ~
VARIOUS f. ans. .....
Every ua ...ere Is certain
amounE of vccr and tear that mnst.
be replaced - YOU are to enjoy
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
ADVERTISING MD EXCELLENCE
or PRODUCT SELLS CALUMET
BlKING POWDER

4 single burst of efiort--a quick
turn Of luck may hurl an individual
to the top heights of fame and
achicymCnt. But-uIIess the ad
vance is sustained by real ability,
and ccasalcss progress, there is a
descent into the depths of obscurity
as rapid as the fall of burnt-out
sky rocket.
At the age of forty-six-Warren
Wright is ecretary-Treasurer and
active head of the largest Baking
Powder organization in the world
tho Calumet Baking Powder Com
pany, Chicago.
That statement alone doesn't
mean much perhaps. But the fact
that the Calumet Baking Powder
Company has been a pronounced
success FOR years does hold a vital
truth---an aspiration for all who
hitch their wagons to a star
and II Is rue measure of the man
who direct the activities of the
Company
Thirty years ago Calumet Baking
Powder Wa pcddled from store to
store in market basket. A barrel
as disk constituted the office fur
nitur". Today, Calumet Baking Pow
der i, the heaviest selling Baking
Powder on the market-and is pro
ducol in the biggest. most modern
and best equipped Baking Powder
Plants ever put into operation.
There was no hashy, mctoric
flight. II was not freal. of fate.
There was relentless fight from the
beginning. \ struggle for recogni-
tion and existence. Vicious. uuscru-
pulous competition had 10 be met
and overcome. II was mun-&izei
job-with man capable to cope
with every condition alwa-s on the
job.
The ground work for this notable
success was rOck-bound with the es-
Isentials Of success. Only the purest
ingredients were utilized The priu-
ciples of selling were just and fair
The utmost merit was given at the
least possible cost to the consumer
permitting Legitimate profit to
the deal,r. Publicity the most ex-
tCnsive and intensive ever employed
in the promotion OF Baking Powder
sales has never been tinged with
deceit or shaded with the slightest
.eXaggeration.
The confidence Of jobber-dealer
and consumer has ever been held
as sacred trust"
Because OF the greatest benefits
derived by buycrs-and because of
the driving energy -the ability-the
inyinciblc will-the kcenness Of per-
.ception and fairness of heart" OF
Warren Wright-and the able coop
Grafton Of the organization he has
built up around him, the Calumet
Baking Powder Company has won
an impregnable position in the
realms Of industry and business.
1t is upon the permanency of such
clean successes as this that America
became and will continue to be the
most powerful, prosperous and sue
cessful nation on earth. And to such
staunch characters-ever ad-
vancing toward well defined ideal
we owe debt of gratitude II is the
composite greatness Of men of Mr..
Wright's type that has made us the
greatest race that ever trOd the path
Of civilization.
The vast and highly productive
publicity of the Calumet Baking
Powder Company all
printed sales promotion matter in
its many phases-has for the past
eleven years been formulated and
successfully executed by the Sehl
Advertising Agency of Chicago.
ADV.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
E--'s- .--t--! : -
You Must Replace the Wear i
and Tear on.the Human System

i~ -'''1 - = y
k Many people have ,i6Snd SIS: s.
a great aid IA Keeping their system;
in good eoDditiSa. isBeihg such q.
fine. blood tonic 80. system builder
s. S, s. stree .,nd enriehes
the blood 81 - lives new
vigor- and W., -s-1U the whole
body :; - ., d.
SIS. S. is, seld-by allsdruggists.
Write for free literature and full
information to Chief Medical Adj
wiser, 1852 Swift Laboratory, At
larita, Ga. yI;s-s. 80
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
Personal Mention;

Good and prompt printing az the
Mountain Advocate. 81 Il,
,zIenw Jackson. of Flat Lick, was
in. town Monday. - > .-.- -
- f..s -.
s5.eD. Jarvis left Monday for Indie
ohppoliC On business, ' - =
Vernon Faulkner, of Hazard. was
here visiting friends Sunday.
For Sale Duroc Jersey Shoats.
J. l.. Stanfll. Barbourvlle 11-1tp
Earl Standll. of Mi1dlesboro, was
here. taking the Masonic degree. =. d;
Miss Virglc Campbell has accept
ed Il position with the Arcade Store.
Dr. Seymore Roland of High
Splint. was here Monday.
Outing Gowns at Cost! Cheaper
than you can make them. At Eng
lands
TUT SNlN-lDdDs Dub6y III SoOu
condition. Mrs. NJ. G. Hignite, ALI
son Ave. 1O-Stp
Miss Laura Hayes is showing ad-
vance styles in Spring Millinery.
Something new each week. q.
khere will be an Episcopal Service
on Monday night, Jan. 18th, at 1880
o'cldSk at the Presbyterian Church.
Tor Ren:--Three Room House on
frd St. Sec Ben II. Gregory at
YMoIntain Advocate once,
More seats ore necessary Ia the
schools from all grades 10 the high
sehool,
Charlie Mitchell and John owens
spent two days in Louisville this
week on business,
Miss Gladys George. who was
stricken with pneumonia last week,
is happily improving.
FUf Suit-ONud IidHOi ShlShc'-
ing. in good condition. $4,000 cash.
See Mrs. Pattie Dishman. lift.
Mrs. W. s. Edwards and Mrs. j..
l.. .Stannll were in MiddlesborO last
week shopping.
- Miss Pauline Mitchell, of. Frank
fart, came over Monday to take Miss
Lara Garrett to the Asylum.
Students in school have heen re-
viewing this week and examinations
Tor the third term are in progress.
New Skirts-Just received at Eng
Hands. Cheaper than ever before,
Latest styles and most beautiful
plaids,
The PARROT Garage this week sold
one Ford one CHEVROLET and two
Dodge cars. The cars 90 to hell
County.
The month old baby of Mr.. and
Mrs, Ben wynn, OF swan LAKE ul"e
on Sunday. night, the funeral heing
held Monday.
Mrs James Golden, formerly Of
this city but now living in Warren.
Ohio% 4s{the guest of Mrs, John. c,
MoAk .,E 49,,
I
cd %YoEtthis year. homes aud bust
nesk buildings, Home brick M at
har1i and excellent for. this 'purnbse,
-, -
Thru tile real estate. agency OF
c, dickinson & Son 'HarrsgHolman
has<s9ld his home to FrapktMitehell
who 'ESs,decided not to move away,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
FOR SALE

Uninstalcl bath room outfit, wa
gon practically new, set of tug har-
ness, two Jersey milk cows and team
of horses. Also farm machinery: a
new moving machine, Riding pillow
and cultivator in good condition.
See j. W. Faulkner. Sanitary Gro
Gerry. Barbourvillc. 11-3tp
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

Fine interest and a warm sH
ual atmosphere seems to preval
the services at the Baptist Cha
There have been six additions il
than a month and others are &
templating Joining in the ned
ture.
1t is very interesting to wat "a
Sunday School grow. The Las ~
day in December there were l
sent. First in January 244 $l
Sunday 27S. Let's go over 81 gu
Sunday. The prayer meg az
tendance has also doubled 5(jR
same length of time. "A
sunday. January 10th.
GAS A. NJ. Sunday Schd
place for you and your fri l2|l
it 300.
II A. NJ. The Price
Let every member come
others. &
6:15 p. NJ. One of tn KIT
grams of the season in
L. Readings, special IN
ing Cornet. Violin, Plan s
An interesting prOgra T.
| a rdSbin - And work ~
ization looking toward = ii)2
7:lj. p. NJ. cone r ~
not Do"
You are invited ~ CHI
which gives warm Bme to
ID. EDGAR MEN, Pa
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
ARTEMUs STORE FOR RENT

viii rent reasonably. In addition
One good, large sore building
with good family living rooms.
| will also rent hotel Call on Field
ing Gibson, Artemus, Ky. 6-5tp
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14

II you like the Advocate. tell
Others. Costs $3.50 a year.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1921-01-14
Slaughter Prices

We are beginning the year 1927 with
such prices as will tend to make the
family income look bigger.
Ginghams 25c
Eveyythiuo i'm PercaIes Csc
Women's Shoes, were $12 and SIS
Now only $500 and $3.50
Mems SIl to $1S Shoes, now So to S11
Bows, English Walkers S4.25
ChildYen's Shoes, all sizes, $1.65 to So
Mems Wooden Shirts were SIS to $3.50
Assortment of sizes and cOlOrS $500
Mems Hats, $3.50 to $3.50
Mems Suits off 400
Comforts 1925
Ladies Winter Coats $12 to $500
Ladies Sweaters, all wool $500
Best wishes for the New Year TO all
FRANKLIN & CANNON
BarbOurvlle, Kentucky
Evening star., 1921-03-30

Women's Silk Hose, 79c
Regularly ST and $125 Silk and Fiber
Hose, with mock seam. Shown in black,
white, gray brown and cordovan. Plain
and drop-stitch effect. All perfect.
Silk Underwear, $2.95
Women's Glove silk, in plain. also the
new lace open mesh in pink sky. maize.
gray and orchid. Vests and Bloomers to
match. Very dainty and practical
WOmen's Vests, 3 for 89c
Low neck, ribbed. tailored tops and
bodice, in white and pink Regular and
extra sizes. All perfect.
Boys Union Suits, 75c
Regularly $125 Athletic summer
weight suits, of plain gauze. Sleeveless.
Easily laundered and comfortable. 4 to 10
wears
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Children's Dresses
S2.98 to SIS

For the little tots In French voilc, or
Candle, lawn and dotted Swiss, daintily trim
med in rufTles. lace and ribbon; 2 to years.
Girls Straw Hats, S. and $8.98
In Chip Milan Satin and Straw combined;
some dantily trimmed in Flowers. others
strictly tailored. TO eyears
Girls Sports caa4s, $S.98 to SIS
For spring In SERGE cheviot, silk and
novelty cloth in all the newest shades and
styles. to Is years.
PaIals ROyal-Thlrd Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Brushes
Various Kinds

SOC and s5c Tooth Brushes. 1Oc
assorted styles and sizes. at nv
S239 and $275 Hughes Genuine
Ideal Hairbrushes at S1.s9 and $1.9S.
CSC and CSC Hand or Nail Brushes,
excellent quality. 49c and 75c.
S1.69 and $1.S9 Bathbrushes with
strap and long, carved adjustable
handles. at $1.25 and $1.39.
Whiskbrooms. excellent quality,
double sewed-
Regularly 45c and 49c, at, 2zc
each. Wv
Regularly SEC and Csc, at. AOc
each, w
sec and 7sc Bath Straps, assorted
styles at 40c and Csc.
SOC Hatbrushes, good quality. 9S~
at. AoS
75c Clothbrushes, good quail EOc
ity, at, oOS
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Soaps

No. 4711 Transparent Glycer- soc
ine Soap, 3 cakes, O1S
No. 4711 Bath Tablets, assorted
odors large cakes, regular q 20
Csc cakes, s cakes, %A'o|
SOC Bromley's Imported q 10
Bath Tablets. 8 cakes. %A'O|
Csc SterneS De-O-Dor De- TO-
odoriZing Soap, at NV
Palmolive Toilet Soap, IL oA~
cakes for CIV
The Original Hard-water Soap.
Violet and Almond. regular zS~
10c cakes, IL cakes. /OS
Olivilo Toilet Soap, IL cakes zs.
for /OS
2sc Lion CASTLE Soap, long 13-
bar at SCS
13c Genuine Balsam Pine Tar kO.
Soap. 2 cakes to bar. bars. O1S
13c Genuine Imported Car 1s.
bolic Toilet Soap. for &O\
12c Wrisley's Olive Oil Cas- sn.
tile Soap, for wv
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

1000 Yds. Muslin, l4c
SO inch; bleached. Regular 25c
a yard quality, at l4c-
Black Kid Gloves, 79c
Women's. 2 buttons, embroid-
cred backs; small sizes. 79c.
Silk Umbrellas, $2.98
Purple. green, brown. paragon
frames. ring or silk loop handles.
Seconds-reduced to $298.
$50 Sheets, $l.25
Seconds" of fine quality Sheets.
Sizes 72x90, 72x99, 8lx90. All at
$l.25 each.
Vests, 3 for 29c
Women's; Swiss ribbed, low
neck. sleeveless. Sizes So; at 3
for 29c.
Burson Hose, 2 Prs, 69c
Women's Ribbed Top Hose, for
stout women, seamless and fash
ioned, 9 to 101a. At 2 pairs for
69c.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Dental
Preparations
Snecial Offer

With each purchase of Vivomint
Tooth Paste, regularly S5c. will
give free of charge 1 box of After
Shaving Talcum, regularly 2Sc
25c. Total value. 60c. All for wv
Colgate's Dental Cream, regular
ly 10c and 25c tube at
Sl.1O and $2.75 Dozen
29c Chalk and Orris Pow 12c
der, S-oZ. carton at
Evening star., 1921-03-30

White VOiles at l7c
1900 yards-plain and stripe,
fine weave; used for dresses and
waists, l7c yard.
Remnants, % Off
Cotton Goods-good variety,
lengths of l to 9 yards. e off
regular prices.
Turkish Towels
5 for ST.
Hemmcd Towels you'll judge
worth 25c cach-to be S for $l.O0.
Crash-lO Yards, ST.
1000 yards Unbleachcd Crash
for hand and rollers towels, 10
yards for $l.00.
ST. Union Suits, SOC
Medium weight, slightly soiled
suits. low neck. no sleeves, ankle
length. Soc.
Child's Waists, 3 for SOC
Knit Underwaists, with tape and
washable buttons. Broken sizes.
3 for SOC.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Springtime-Time to Think of
Home Furnisfing
Bedspreads. 1895 Set

Size 86xo6 Fine closely woven, satin finish
spreads with Bolster sham to match, scaloped
and cut corners. At 1896 set.
Royal Mitcheline Bedspreads
with high satin finish. made in three sizes
with shams and bolster to match. All beauti-
fully scailoped colors Pink and blue.
Size 72x90 inch cut 3x6 &0.s5 set.
Size S0x90 inch, cut 4x6 at $1O.5O set.
Size 90x100 inch. cut 4xS at $1,000 set.
Palaix ROyal-SecOnd Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

Blankets at q Off
Show signs of handling-but
few are soiled to notice. just IS
OF them-at q off marked prices.
Ticking, 4 Yards, 92c
Blue and gray stripes-extra
heavy-for ticks and cases. 4
yards for 92c.
Curtain Scrim at l8c
$500 yards Dark Color Scrim
with beautiful floral designs.
Only l8c yard.
White Silk Gloves, 39c
Women's. buttons. double fin
ger tips; broken assortment. 39c.
Csc Towels at l9c
1886 Huck Towels. extra heavy;
good value at 25c. To be l9c each.
House Dresses at $l.68
Billie Burke and waistline
models, of neat stripes and plaids,
surplice collars, "a and long
sleeves, full skirt, deep hem. 36
TO ~. At $l68.
Evening star., 1921-03-30
Chiffon Silk Hose, $l.45

Chiffon Silk Hose, $l.45
Regularly S. pair. Women's Full
fashioned Pure Thread All-over Silk Hose.
In the popular Chiffon weight Black,
polo gray, pearl and new suede. Slightly
irregular weaves. Also Onyx silk full
fashioned mercerzed tops in black and
white. All perfect.
Union Suits, $l.79
Merode. Regularly &25 Women's.
Silk top suits. bodice style, ribbon strap
and tight knee. Reinforced. Regular and
extra sizes. SO to ~. All first quality
Union Suits, 69c
Womens kayser and other good makes.
Spring weight. Low neck, tight knee and
umbrella style. Also the popular closed
suits. White and pink. Regular and extra
sizes.
Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-30

Van Raate Hosiery have gained enbe reputation
who make
consider them excellent values
peecions hardly noticeable the we.
ing qualities, and will the practically in half
Someha go and lavender at top. In
suedeco nnvyb Heav,m
Parisdo ockx inguI weave sizes S. ~ ~ anu
Evening star., 1921-03-30

Union Suits at 39c
Womens Ribbed Suits, low
neck. no sleeves, tight knees;
small sizes-39c
Union Suits at 40c
Women's; large sizes; Ribbed
Suits. low neck, no sleeves, tight
knees-49c.
Alarm Clocks. $l.45
Standard make-accurate time
keepers. Special at $l.45.
Union Suits, 29c
Children's Ribbed Suits, low
neck, no sleeves, knee length, drop
seats. All sizes-29c.
Hosettes, 2 Pairs, 49c
Women's, with cuff tops. Brown.
black, white, green, cardinal. All
sizes, pairs, ACC.
Girls Dresses at $3.87
OF fine white organdy, with
lace and embroidery trimmed
waists, full plated skirts. ? to II
years. $3.S7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-09
IT'S A MISTAKE
BOLk WEEVH NOT
Be CASsED OUT.
OF coiT7oNi BELT.

ny Associated Prrhs.
WASHINGTON. Feb. S.--"lt's mis-
take, Tho boil wecyil Il not to he
"gasSod out of the cotton belt" ~ Sug
gcsicd by army officials. 40 plans II
such an enterprise are In conlcinpla
iion. according 10 j H. Webb. In charge
u antilnscct crusading In southern
fields, fur the department II aErlcui
turc.
For ono thing. Mr. wcbb's statement
today said. Il can't bc done. Appar
entity bull wcovils are equipped With
gas masks. Observations have indi
catod they ran stand more poison gas
than any human. and to try to gas
them nut ~ their dugouis IN cotton
bolls would menace the lives II hu
mans and animals IN tho vicinity. In
stead Mr.. webb said. the government
experts viii stick tO the safe and ef
fcciivc" method ~ dusting little mr.
senate of lime discourager ON coiiof
plants as u measure of control
Eradication of the wcryil." he added
ia impossible. II IN possible. however.
by this poison to keep down the mum
lcr of wccvils to such an cxtcn, that
good crop ~ cotton can be raised"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-09
OFFICERS LOCATE
STILL IN DONLEY,
MEN ARE ARRESTED
AGED MOTHER RELEASED on
BOND: CHARGED WITH vI0.
LtTION vOISTEAD ACT.

Because of a leak In their sour mash
tub. Tad. Rich and Jack Hamlln occupy
cells In the Donlcy county Jail at Clar.
cndon. and their aged mother. In out
on bond charged with violation Of the
volstvh act.
Until Monday of this week the Ham
Inns were enjoying buc0ilc life with the
luxury of n little still GA their 4o0acrs
farm three miles east of Jericho. Don
ley county. The presence of moon
shine still on the ilanllin place became
nols,d about lately. according to the
story told In Amarillo Tuesday. and
sheriff J. u. rutherford of Donlcy
county. and Sheriff T.. II. Graves Of
Gray county busted themselves locat
inH a.
Casual visits by the shcrlffs 20 the
iiamlin farm failed to furlsh POSI-
tive lead. 4 strange telephone mes
.ugc from a friend Of the Ilanlins was
sen, to the farm saturday. The ines
sage In effect. II In said. advised q
storm In coming. Better load w the
feed and get ready 10 move"
Appraised of the message. the three
shcriffs headed toward Jericho and Wis
tied the llamlin ranch. Nothing bul
the flavor IL by.gonc days was found
on the farm to Indicate malt liquors
were being manufactured. search oi
the house revealed neither bottles nor
barrels of liquor. The barn yielded on
~ feed fur The stock and nunions ~ the
law were ready IN pronounce their
raid a failure when u small stream wss
observed flowing from "a wagon load
~ with feed. Digging through the feed,
three barrels ~ mash were cxposed.
Considering further efforts to thwari
the officers useless. confession follow
"a and the shcriffs were led 10 a chick
-n cocp IN tho yard. Tho officers wcrs
, shown that the COOP hid n door icadina
to an underground room where every
thing was found necessary to the man
ufaciurc ~ liquor except a still. Ask
cd how liquor could he made without
n stlll clothes were removed from .
wash tub revealing stlll and coil
Mira lIamlin and an Indian that liv
"a an the place were taken to claren
don ana arraigncd before the L. =. com
missioner Tho three sons were per
milicd tim" to arrange for an ind"fi
mite absence before starting on thu
Journey from Jericho to Clarendon.
The time between trains was spent
10y the three brothers In the Pottci
county bail Tuesday. and resigned ,'
their fate. they lcft Tuesday afternoon
/ IN custody of the officers Ia meet th'
charges that have been lodged agains
them at Clarendon