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COMMITTEE OF PUBLICITY.
Howard to Hang

al have nothing to say" said Geo.
Howard, 23-year-old Malheur county
boy, in the same cool voice and with
the same composed manner he has
maintained throughout his trial for
the murder of George Sweeney, before
Judge Dalton Biggs passed the SEN
tence of death upon him at 2:46
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The boy
staggered slightly, however, and had
to be assisted from the room by Dep
uty Sheriff n. II. High when taken
back to the jail. Towards father
broke down and was assisted from the
room during the sentence. Sheriff
Noe left Immediately with the SEN
tneced boy for Salem to turn him
over to the superintendent of the state
Date of execution plac-
ed by Judge Biggs was Friday, Feb
ruary 25. The trial was held in the
distric tcourt at Vale, Ore.
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statistical organization, in rencent
address in New York says this:
at is not railroads, steamships, or
factories that cause our prosperity;
it is not bank clearings, foreign trade,
or commodity prices which give US
sound business. All these things are
mere Thermometers that register the
temperature Of the room. Prosper
ity is based on those fundamental
qualities of faith, temperance, ser
vice and thrift, which arc products
Of religion. The fundamentals pr
prosperity arc the Ten Command
ments."
Babson is only one Of the leading
business men and statesmen and ed
itors Of our best periodicals who are
preaching this from week to week
These men know men and the world.
They know whereof they speak May
we Of this community hear the mes
sage. take the warning, and get onto
the job to do our part in bringing the
fear of God into the hearts and lives
Of the people of our town and commu-
nifty.
COMMITTEE OF PUBLICITY.
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CHURCH CENSUS
SUNDAY
Remain at Home that Day and Give
Canvassers Information.

May we again in this last notice
impress upon your minds the import
ance of remaining at home Sunday af-
ternoon just as far as possible until
your home is visited by the team that
will visit your territory. We wish to
complete this work next Sunday. But
if those who make the visitation do
not find you at home they will have to
come again. So please save them this
trouble if possible.
We all feel the tremendous strain
of the time we are passing through.
There is greaet uneasiness and even
fear as to the course things are going
t otake in the days to come. 1t is a
time when many are open for politi-
cal, social and industrial nostrums of
quacks and extremists who are ever
ready to peddle their cheap remedies
for all human ills. But let US be
convinced that the ills of today are
ftoo deep and radical for any cheap
remedy.
.zR. w. Babson, head of the Babson
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GRANGE STATE POSITION
State Board Advocates Fourteen Re
form Measures in Resolutions.

The following are some of the most
important resolutions passed by the
Idaho State Grange at its recent an
nual convention at Eden:
1. Demand immediate considera-
ton of short time loans to farmers
to aid production and marketing.
q Recommend protective tariff on
agricultural products, giving farmers
the same tariff protection that manu-
facturers and business interests de-
mand.
8. Demand repeal of law exempt
ing conscientious DIRECTORS" from
military service.
A. Re-affirm right of collective
bargaining and cooperative market
ing.
5. Recommend state law that will
require bond from officers.
6. Endorse right to work open
shop principle.
n. Ask state legislation prohibit
ing the grazing of stock on state high
ways.
8. A state wide per capita school
tax to the amount of $50 per census
child.
9. Favor return to primary law.
10. Criticise public utilities COM
mission for permitting increase of
freight rates on intra-state shipments,
and demand reduction and equaliza-
ton of rates.
IL Favor law whereby the state
guarantees bank deposits.
IL. Endorses an act placing grain
elevators, warehouses and lumber
yards under public utility laws.
Is. Favors laws making the pub
lie utilities commission an elective in
stead Of an appointive body.
a. Demand repeal of the profit
guaranteeing clause of the Esch- Cum
minis law.
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WOMAN COMING
TO HER OWN
Husband Came Across When Wife
Demanded Her Share.

Times are changing. Husbands
are progressing and are more appre-
ciative Of their wives 1t used to Be
that = husband looked on what VA
his wife's ~ his, and what was his
was his own. They are taking diff
ferent attitude Of late years. Recent
" . man sold . homestead for $I0r
900. He and his wife came to . law
yer's office in town to make out the
dsed. The deed WAS duly drawn and
ready for signatures.
Ezekiel" said the wife, very firm
ly. Il went with You to that home-
stead, didn't 1? worked just -
hard to help improve it - you, didn't
I? q always did my half, didn't II"
Ezekiel shifted his chair uneasily-
"Whatchu drivin' at, Nancy Jane ?T
he queried. Eyes, s'pose y'u have
and y'u debut whatchu drivin' at =
"I'm drivin' at this, Ezekiel" and
her lips compressed to thin line. Il
amt a goin' to sign that deed unless
you give me a part of the money. So
therep
Ezekiel squirmed and twisted some
more "Pshaw, Nancy Jane, y'u
wouldn't do a trick like that right
here at the last minute, would y'u z"
81 shore would" replied Nancy
Jane, "and there's the end to it,"
Ezekiel heaved sigh Of deep resig-
nation. of y'u must have it, | reck-
On you must How much now, do y'u
want of the $10,000?"
Her lips settled to still firmer lines
and she spoke deliberately and con-
Ezekiel, l don't put my
hand to that there deed unless you
give me at least $40 out of that $10,-
300 and do it right now"
tAnd Ezekiel came across. Blest be
the tie that binds.
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Worth Considerin9

The question is not so much how
you contract cold, but how to get
rid of it with the least loss of time
and inconvenience. If you will con-
slider the experiences of others I'M
der similar circumstances, who have
been most successful in checking their
colds, in their beginning, you will Sc
cure a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy without delay, and use it
faithfully. There are many families
who have used this preparation sue
cessfully for years and hold it in
high esteem. It is excellent.
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Notice of Assessment of the Bilbrey
Ditch Company.
Emmett, Idaho, January 25. 1872

Emmett, Idaho, January 25, 1921
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the directors held on the
22nd day Of January, 1921, an assess
ment of $1,000 per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corpora
ton, payable not later than February
%, 1921, to James A. Kesgard, secre-
tary-treasurer Of said corporation,
At Letha, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment is made remains unpaid on the
LIST day Of March, 1921, will be delin-
quent an advertised for sale at pub
lie auction, and unless payment is
made before, will be sold on the 25th
Of March, 1921, to pay delinquent as
sesament, together with cost Of sd-
vertising and expense of aAle.
JAMES A. KESGARD,
Secretary Of Bilbrey Ditch Co.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends who
so kindly assisted US during the sick
ness, death and burial Of our darling
baby Milton Houston Jones. Also
for the beautiful flowers.-Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Jones, Mary Evelyn
Jones, Mrs. Bessie Smith, Montour.
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PIANO MUST BE SOLD

We have strictly high grade pi-
ano in storage in Emmett No rea-
sonable offer refused for quick dis
posal. Easy terms if responsible
Write at once if interested to The
Denver Music Company, Denver, Col
orado. 1876
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NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record for the
Week Ending January "a, 1921.
Warranty Deeds

Emma B. and F. A. DeClerk to
Frank NJ. Bedwell, 50x130 #. in Daily
Sub. in Emmett. $50.
Thomas ]. and Mary NJ. Bowman of
Ola, to Frank Bowman of Gross, NV
ASWA, Sec. PILE. 100000.
Official Bonds of Emmett Irriga-
ton District Directors in Amount of
5000 Each:-Ambrose Shorten, W.
T. Eager, L. G. Chapman, w. D. Craig
and E. w. Cooper.
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To feel strong, good appetite and
digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
family system tonic Price. S125.
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LOST-A wrist watch, between school
and town. Vira Hess. 16-3p
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Itehl Itchi Itch! - Scratch
Seratchi Seratehl The more you
scratch, the mere the itch. Try
Doan's Ointment. For eczema, any
shin itching. ooc . box
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LOST-A Chevrolet tire chain, newly
( repaired with cross chains. Re
turn to T. j. Coonrod. 16
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TAKEN UP = 2-year-old Holstein
steeer, right ear cropped, no brand.
Will be sold March IL, il not claimed.
Tom Fault. I7-4t
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FOR SALE-A portable combination
pool and billiard table. w. C.
Langroise. 15
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FOR SALE-Pure bred Barred Rock
cocks and cockrels, Clayton stock"
two 100-egg Old Trusty incubators.
Mrs.. A. &. Pomeroy, LethA, Idaho.
HAeae 1esR2. 1882
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FOR SALE "A saddle, PAIR of chaps
and a Bennington typewriter. In
quire at Valley Meat Marke.- IL
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Dry land alfalfa seed, 4
sows with rs sucking pigs poland
China), Plymouth Rock cockerels. r.
E. holland, Montour, Idaho.
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FOR SALE" type six horse pow
er Fairbanks Morse gas engine
Gould's centrifugal pump. All in
good condition. H. w. Hollar, phone
IRA. 8
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red roos-
tiers, pure bred stock from noted Mis-
souri, breeders. Will Womack 16
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FOR SALE-20-acre ranch on Boise
highway, TX miles from Emmett.
4-room bungalow with place If de-
sired. Howard Harper. 1871
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FOR SALE - Beardless seed rye.
Jas. Little, phone 31-J 8. 52d
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A 30x33h tire on demount-
able rim, between town and Pick
EFT corral hill. Reward for return
to DR.. A. G. Byrd.
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FOR SALE Bedstead, springs, mat
tress, refrigerator stand, 9 yards of
-arpet, heating stove and Bissell's
vacuum carpet sweeper. Mrs. Dick
son, Third ST., east of Wardwell
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or more eight or ten
pound turkey hens. Mrs. R. E.
holland, Montour.
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WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS - A
few cockrels for sale. Extra fine
birds. ]. M. Denison, phone 25-J2.
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FOR SALE-Fresh Holstein COW and
calf to sell for SIS. Phone 96-R5.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-54 acres of
land miles from Emmett, with
water rights and four-room house.
For particulars apply to John Evans,
Box 100, Stockton, Calf. 11-Sp
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FOR SALE = Seed potatoes, from
Idaho Falls. Henry Hashitani. 10
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WANTED-Party to take out apple
trees for the wood. Mrs. D. Tap
pan, phone 18J. 17-2p
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LOST-Between Vanderdasson school
house and Bissell creek hill, an au-
to chain for 33x4 tire. Finder please
drop card to NJ. D. Morehouse, route
/, and receive reward. 1922
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FOR SALE-Overland truck, cheap.
NJ Giibride. 40
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FOR SALE-Good milk cows, fresh
and coming fresh. J. A. Haynes,
Main St., east 2 miles. 16
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern house. Business man prefer
red. Mrs. Dickson, Third St, east of
Wardwell. 17-2p
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WANTED

WANTED-Four or five milk cows,
but will consider none unless at a
reasonable price. Ed Tyler. 15tf
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STRAYED-1 black 2 year old horse
colt; l black yearling horse colt;
1 brown yearling mare colt, all brand
ed on left shoulder, foretop clipped.
Anyone taking up same please notify
C. A. Mills & Son, route 2, New Ply
mouth, Idaho. Reward
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TO TRADE-Good heavy work mare
for COW or calves John Hick-
man, phone 96-R5. 17tf
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WANTED = Housekeeper Frozen
Dog Ranch. Phone 7-R2. IT
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FOR SALE-Brick fat; also two lots
in Circle addition. John Burger. 16
Evening star., 1921-05-16
GETS CALL FROM HARVARD
DR.. Rowland of Johns Hopkins
HOSPITAL Offered Professorship.

BALTIMORE. Md. May 16.-Dr.
John Rowland. professor of pediatrics
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital Medi-
cal School. director of the Harri t
Lane Home. and pediatricianin chi ef
of the Johns Hopkins Hospital. has
received an offer from the Medical
School of Harvard University tc be-
come professor of childrens diseases
at that institution. In that position
he would have two hospitals under
his direction, an infants hospital and
a childrens hospital.
DR.. Howland has not notified the
Hopkins authorities whether he in
tends to accept or reject the offer.
DR.. Rowland has had remarkable
success in his work at Johns Hopkins
and is regarded throughout the coun-
try as perhaps the leading authority
on the diseases of children.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Ten Hurt When Express Crashes
Into Coal Cars on C.. &c 4. Siiding

asked to be discharged. as he felt
that he could not fight against the
country of his forefathers. After
reaching France, HenkeS again re-
quested discharge and was court
martialed.
Saves Niece; Loses Life.
MONTEVALLO. Ala.-While at
tempting to rescue Miss Estelle Pen
ny. who was in bathing at Davis
falls. near here, her aunt. Mrs o. w
PARSONS. lost her life. Miss Penny
managed in some way to get out and
was found several hours later wan
dering in the woods. unable to give a
coherent account of the accident.
Mystery in New York Shooting.
NEW YORK.-Mystery surrounds
the shooting of John II. Reid a
wealthy silk manufacturer. at the
home of Mrs. Hazel d. Warner. in the
university section of the Bronx. Reid
is in critical condition, with five
bullet wounds in his body. Mrs. War
ner disappeared following the shoot
ing, together with Lila Wiley. Il mo-
tion picture actress. and a man known
the night at the Warner house.
George kuriger, an uncle of Mrs.
Warner. another occupant of the
house. told the police he heard some
one KICKING on Mrs. Warmers door.
Later he found Reid lying on the
floor and Mrs. Warner in hysterical
condition. She told him Reid was shot
by a man who ran away.
TcleErapher FlOgEed: Arrest Citizens
JACKSONVILLE, Fla--F'ive we'll
known citizens of South Jacksonville.
including DR.. p. T.. Watts, prominent
physician. were at liberty last night
on bail of $1,000 each. and deputies
held warrants for the arrest of six
teen other persons. as a result of the
fiogging of F. f. Chambers. telegraph
operator employed by the Florida
East Coast railroad, at South Jack
sonville Chambers. who claims to
have been twice kidnapped and beat
en- and ordered to leave South Jack
sonville within twenty-four hours
declares he is at a loss to understand
why he was mistreated.
Canoe Tells Of Double Tragedy.
CLEVELAND, Ohio.-Hope Of ind
ing Jay Goodman. twenty-six, and
Louis Emerman. twenty-eight. prom
mont business men, alive vanished
with the finding by a searching party
of their canoe which was cast upon
the beach of Lake Erie at Madison,
Ohio, twenty-five miles from here
The canoe carried the paddles with
which the two men set out from the
home of Louis Goodman, father of
Jay Goodman. for fishing trip Thurs
day night. The canoe was identified
by Louis Goodman as that used by the
two men.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
BIG CLINIC TO BE BUILT.
SIS, 100000 Medical Center Will
Be Erected in New York.

NEW YORK. May IA $4,000. 900
lshed in New York jointly by Column
bia University and the Presbyterian
Hospital. Gifts of sl1 100000 for this
purpose already have been made, it
was announced today at the culmina
ton Of negotiations carried on for
several years by the university and
the hospital
New and thoroughly modern build
ings will be erected on a common site
for both the medical school of Colum-
bia and the hospital. which will draw
its professional staff from the Co
lumbia faculty.
The joint institution is to be gov
erned by an administr rative board Of
six persons, three representing each
interested party.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Miners Familie. in Distress.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-Fourteen hun
dred and seventy-seven families in
sixteen Alabama mining camps will
require relief within two weeks un-
less the heads Of the families can OBJ
tain employment In the meantime. ac-
cortiing to report compiled by a
citizens relief committee, after a sur
vey of unemployment in the various
sections. OF this number. 532 of the
families live in Pratt City. the report
says. Unless proper food is provided
in adequate quantities, according to
the report, the health of 1872 children
under five years Of age in families
not listed as requiring relief will be
impaired within the next few weeks.
This number added to the children in
the families needing relief. makes a
total of s45 small children who will
have to be supplied until their par
ents can provide the necessary food
for them.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
BROTHERHOOD ELECTS.
Firemen and Oilers Choose All For
mer Officers But One.

WHEELING, w. Va, May 1s.-All
officers Of the International Brother
hood of Firemen and Oilers. with one
exception, were reelected at the clos
ing session Of the sixteenth annual
convention of the Brotherhood here
today. The only change in. the board
was that of the eighth vice presi-
dent. to which position P. l.. Farrell
Of Minneapolis was elected.
Newark, N. j.. was chosen as the
convention city for next year.
A. W. Morton. Chicago; ]. w. Bren-
nan, Newark. n. j.: Robert w. Beat
tie. Pittsburgh, were chosen as dele
gates to the American Federation of
Labor convention at Denver next
month
Evening star., 1921-05-16
lorna MENTAL FRONT DOOR"
NEW CHICAGO CHARACTERISTIC

CHICAGO, May 16.-"The city
with the ornamental front door" is
the newest sobriquet pinned on
Chicago. 1t dates largely from the
erection. athwart the new Michi-
gan boulevard link" bridge, of a
great ornamental white Office
building of thirty-five stories,
nicknamed. because Of it's eccentric
lines and unequalangled appear
ance, the "Stimmy" building.
The "Shimmy" building is the
keystone in the arch of the city's
ornamental front door. Visible for
many miles, both from the harbor
and from north. south and west.
it marks the convergence of the
Chi caEo river the water gateway
Evening star., 1921-05-16
PICKETS MUST REGISTER.
Ohio Judge Allows Three Strikers
to Patrol in Front of Plant.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 16.-Limited
picketing will be permitted at the
plant Of the Mullins Body Company
Of Salem, Ohio. according to a de-
cision by Judge D. c. Westenhaver
in federal court
The company petitioned against the
picketing of its plant by striking
employees and sought an injunction
against it.
Judge Westenhaver announced that
three men, who will wear a badge
and be registered by the local au-
thorities, so that they can be identi-
fed in the event of misdemeaner,
will be permitted to picket the plant.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
ROOSEVELT TO FLY.
Assistant Navy Secretary Will In
spect Portsmouth Yards.

PORTSMOUTH. Va: May 16.-As-
sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
welt, 1t was announced today at the
navy yard. will make a thorough in
spection of the navy yards and the
Hampton roads naval base tomorrow
the trip from Washington by airplane
early Tuesday morning, inspect the
naval base. arriving at the navy yard
here about noon, and remaining here
until Wednesday noon, when he will
return to Washington by plane.
Evening star., 1921-05-16

to Chicago, where Fort Dearborn
once stood, and the famous boule-
ward that now connects the north
and south sides of the city.
1t is conservatively estimated
that $4,000 automobiles pass the
''Shimmy" building daily. 1t is not
to be wondered. then. that the
plans of the Chicago plan commits
sion undertake to make this spot,
favored by traffic of land and wa
ter, the municipal beauty spot of
the world. Establishment Of the
brfdgeheads with treatment in his
torical style is the first step au-
thorized in this development.
Identification of the surrounding
property and Of the river itself
will follow.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
GROWS LEPROSY CURE.
Hawaii Territory to Plant Thou.
sands of Chaulmoogra Trees.

HONOLULU. T. H., May 1.-THE
Territory of Hawaii plans to grow on
an extensive scale the chaulmoogra
tree, from whose nuts are derived the
oil specific which has demonstrated
it's ability to definitely arrest lep-
rosy. Already one thousand seed
lings are thriving vigorously on this
island and more will be planted in
favorable locations when the seeds
are received from Burma. according to
c. S. Judd. superintendent of T, restry.
The present supply of the chaumoo-
gra oil specific, produced by DR.. A.
L. Dean, president of the University
of Hawaii. is much too small even for
the needs of Hawaii alone, while ap-
plications for the specific are being
received in increasing numbers from
all parts OF the world where leprosy
has gained a hold.
Evening star., 1921-05-16
URGE SAVING OF TREES.

MEXICO CITY. May y14.-Newspapers
here have taken up an active cam
paign to save the vast forests in the
states of Puebla and Oaxaca which.
according to reports, are said to be
suffering at the hands Of the natives.
who chop down and burn trees in
Travellers from these regions tell of
finding natives using ebony and ma
hogany and other precious woods for
fuel
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Shoot. Woman Mt Dinner.

MEMPHIS. Tenn.-Miss Billie Moore
was shot and instantly killed yes
terday by John NJ Morris wealthy
planter. living near Colliervilie, a
Memphis suburb. Morris, after shoot
ing Miss Moore four times slashed
her throat with a pocketknfe as she
lay dying in the yard Of the Morris
!. home, according to witnesses Morris
then attempted to commit suicide by
cutting his own throat, and is in
Evening star., 1921-05-16
Army Prison Term Stands.

81. PAUL, Minn.-Release of David
A. Henkes from the United States
disciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven-
worth on a writ of habeas corpus was
held in error by a decision in the
United States circuitscourt Of appeals
mere Henkes had served twenty-five
months of a five-year sentence
deukee, who had been in the Army
since the Spanish-American war,
Evening star., 1921-05-16

critical condition. Miss Moore was
killed at dinner given by Morris
to celebrate supposed reconcilia-
tion with the young woman and also
IN observance of the first birthday of
Billie. Morris little son. Two sisters
of Miss Moore were also present.