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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

Mrs. Charles Thurlow of Pawtucket, R. l.. is visiting MT. and Mrs. Joseph Elliott.
 Miss D. Beauregard has returned from a short stay in Hartford where she went on business, also visiting her brother. Mrs Healy of North Adams, Mass. and Mrs Gething. formerly of South Wales, England, are visiting Mrs. J. Holland of 75 Norwich avenue.
 Oscar and Arthur Gaudette accompan- led MT. and Mrs. Ernest Gaudette on their trip to Quebec, Canada, instead of Miss Robertina Gaudette. They left by auto.
 The recent rain storm washed consid- crable top soil down the hill on Mer- chants avenue, so that 1t was necessary 10 have men and teams remove the sur plus soil from the bottom of the hill, to places that needed 1t on the hill.
 A number of the villagers are plan ming to spend the weekend at their sum- mer cottages at the beaches.
 New evergreen and shrubbery are be- Ing set cut ou the grounds of the Sacred Heart church.
 George Bouffard has resigned his po- sion with the Ponemah company.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Whitaker have re- turned to New Bedford after being the
  Wharmby of North A street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Robillard and lamily are moving to the village.
 Louis Caron who has been residing al he Ponemah House has left town.
 Oscar Chapdelaine Of Providence, R, L, was a business caller in town Friday Plans are being made for a community picnic on July 4th.
 The millinery class which meets Thurs day evening in the Red Cross rooms in he Ponemah building did not hold a meeting this week. owing to the inability of the instructor to attend.
 Mrs. Emile Dubeau of Plainfield has 5een the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Lambert of North B. street MT. and Mrs Howard Booth of Mime tpolis. Aiinn., are the guests of MT. and Mrs Charles T. Webster of North A Itreet.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

third class, coppersmith, second class, hospital apprentice, first and second class, apprentice seaman, seaman, second class and seaman. The pay in these rat ings are fro m33 per month to $S4.
 A full outfit of clothing is furnished to young men upon first enlisting in the navy to the extentof $1O0, free board and lodging, medical and dental treament,, sports of all kinds, travel and a chance to learn a trade.
 Further information can be obtained by applying at the navy recruiting sta ton, post office. New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
ASSIGNMENTS ARE MADE
 IN SrPERI0R COTRT

The following assignments for trial here in the superior court before Judge Gardiner Greene were made at the short calendar session Friday:
 Thursday, June g, Fitzgerald vs. City of Norwich Con triaD, Adam J. Crones- berry vs. Elizabeth H. Cronesberry London vs. ONeil, Esther B. Carpenter vs Frank L. Carpenter; Paterson, Xxx, vs Peterson, appeal from probate.
 Friday, June 10-Short calendar, bar meeting and assignment of cases.
 Tuesday, June 14-Sarah Nemirowsky vs. Isaac Nemirowsky, Morgan ,et al, vs. Savings Bank of New London, Chad wick vs. Barrett, ct al.
 Tuesday, June 21-HaI, ct al, vs Neuman Co.,, Inc, nisi.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
PRESTON CITY.

Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Norwich Town is to preach in the Congregational church Sunday morning in exchange with the pastor, Rev. Thomas J. Lewis.
 A very enjoyable church night social was held in the Congregational church Tuesday evening"
 The women of the Congrega tional church are planningua strawberry supper.
 Mrs. Charles NJ. Geisthardt entertained the Ladies Aid society of the Congrega- ton church in her beautiful new home Wednesday afternoon.
 The strawberry crop is likely to be smaller than usual, owing to frosts while the plants were in bloom.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
GOSHEN

George E. Briggs was a visitor In New York over the week end. A number from this place attended the Union Memorial services held at the Congregational church in Colchester, Sunday.
 Arthur Lathrop of New York was home Memorial day.
 Mrs. E. H. Mccall was a recent guest of friends in Broadbrook.
 The Community club held a meeting Wednesday evening, June 1st.
 An airplane was heard passing toward the northeast, the direction of Boston Monday afternoon.
 The summit of Goshen Hill seems to be a landmark for the human birds, as they so frequently pass over east or west, in their flight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

and dancing made the evening a lively one
 Mir. and Mrs. Bellows of Brooklyn. N. r., arrived last Friday and, opened their bungalow for the summer.
 Miss Mildred Cummings of Staten Is- land, is also here for the summer.
 Henry Heii or New York has been visiting his brother-in-law. William Bis choff.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Nichols were in Westford Sunday and Monday.
 F. F. storrs and family were in Cow entry Monday. was at his summer home over Sum- day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
BOY DROWNED WHEN HE
 FALLS FROM ROMBOAT

While playing in a rowboat at Win throp Cove, near the foot of Hallam street, New London, at noon, Friday John Wanka, six-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Wanka of III Potter street, New London, fell into the cove and was drowned. The body was not recovered until 1.3o when it was brought to the surface by Stanislaw Par zich of 210 Bradley street, assisted by Paul Hornisky of 96 Water street. New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
Given Farewell Party.

A farewell party was held at 1Ss North Main street Thursday evening in honor of Miss Rose Cloutier, who is leaving Monday to enter training at St. Ra- Chaeps hospital, New Haven. Thirty guests were present, many from out of town. Piano selections were rendered and solos sung, Games were played. Re treatments were served.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
For First En1istments in Nary.

Young men between the ages of IS and S5 who are found qualified. can enlist in any of the following ratings: Machinist mate, first and second class, pattern maker, second class, engineman, first and second class, fireman, 1st, second and
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
TAFTVILLE

Six hours after high water it is low water, which is followed by flood tide,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
THE WEATHER
Conditions:

Conditions:
 Unsettled Showery weather will probably continue in the east Gulf States and the south Atlantic states Saturday and generally fair weather elsewhere east of the Mississippi. Cool weather will prevail generally in mid de and north sections east of the Mississippi river Saturday night and Sunday.
 Winds:
 North of Sandy Hook-Fresh west and northwest winds and overcast weather Saturday.
 Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Fresh west and northwest winds and over cast showery weather Saturday. Forecast:
 South New England-Cloudy Satur- day; cooler on the mainland; Sunday fair and continued cool.
 Observations in Norwich The Bulletins observations show the following records from changes in temperature and barometric changes Friday:
 Ther. Bar. a. m-.............,.... 59 So.1o l. m' ..-.-.''.....'''''''' ~ SV;tO Sc10 Highest T, lowest 56.
 Prediction for Friday: Fair and somewhat warmer.
 Fridays weather: Fair, stationary temperature.
 SUN. MOON AND TIDES.
 Sur T High | Moon
 | Rises. Sets. | Water. | Rises.
 Standard TiInel Day. a m. D. m. a. m a. m. sO .V AIS 7.13 II 400 fl 0.2o ] ' ' ' ' ' \ \ \ \ l. < !. l. < < < < < < Bl .N AT TIA 454 0.49 .H AIS 715 5.4g 1.20 2 ..n AT TIT 6.5S 1.52 9 ..N AIS 7.16 7.25 FPS I AIS 716 SIP 3.0S H 4.15 III fl S.59 3.56 SIX hours after high water t is low
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
Receives

Receives Dempsey- -ORrpentiar FiRht
 Tickets.
 John c. Dun of Winter street has re- reived the two Dempsey arpentIer hvbt tickets which he applied for some time ago. MT Duff and his brother of PhiIa- aelphia will attend the big fight If riches had no wings they would not roost. so high.
, 1921-08-09

Ipected to return to Casper in a few
days They went by auto. carrying 4
complete outfit. MIR. Schultz is chief
clerk at the Northwestern freight
house here.
w IL. Dickinson or Lander passed
through Casper yesterday en- route to
Denver n Cheyenne where he will
attend TO business.
w. NJ. Connolly OF Salt Creek is
driving a new Buick roadster purchas-
cd from the Casper Motor company.
Thomas VonDruska. rate clerk At
the Northwestern freight house. is in
Omaha where he is representing the
local order Of the Brotherhood OF Rail
way Clerks at a conference.
p. F. Dolnn. warehouse foreman at
the Northwestern freight house has
gone ON a motor trip to the noun
tains where he viii spend a two-wceks
vacation.
H. X. Burdlck. chief clerk OF the
Northwestern station here, together
with his family has just returned from
a tenday vacation trip TO tho Pacific
coast.
J. J. Gibiins city councilman re-
turned today from Thermopoiis and
Riverton where he has spent the past
several days attending to business.
Mrs. George A. Flanagan is leaving
for Lander where she will visit with
old friends.
Miss Zelma Brown. daughter of
prominent Riverton residents stopped
here for a brief visit with friends
while ne route TO her home after
having spent several weeks on n va.
cation in California.
d. T.. whipplc an engineer for the
state highway department with head.
quarters in Cheyenne has been in
Casper on u combined business and
pleasure stay for the past several
days.
Ray X. Odds. connected with the
United States revenue service is in
casper on government business.
Harry SPRINGER. representative of
the Penn Mutual Insurance
left last night for Cheyenne where
The will visit at company offices.
Attorney p. b. Coolidge OF Lander
Is spending a few days in Casper on
legal business.
John d. Carmichael. wealthy Ere.
mont county %sheepman is in Casper
from his home at Rivcrton on n few
days business visit.
Mrs. Lewis Barker. Miss Laura
Barker and Mrs. Galloway OF Kansas
City have returned from an enjoy
able tour of Yellowstone park. They
report the roads to be in good condi-
ton.
, 1921-08-09

chain, who. he is said TO have told
the deputy sheriff. wLed for him. and
her statement that she had not sent
for him. Mrs. Obenchain had denied
also. according to the officers. that
she had ever visited Burch's room
across the street from Kcnnedy-s Of
nce. Burch told officers thai she had
visited him wearing a coiored wig
and together they had watched Ken
nedy.
Burch denied ever having a shotgun
IN Los Angeles when questioned yes
tcrday and said no had rcnte the au-
tomoblie for a pleasure drive
No trace OF tho shotgun. n volley
fncrs 0shieh struck Kennedy from be-
.nips and o away the back portion
Of his skull. has so far been found.
, scording to Nolan. who has insti'
tuttd a countrywide search FOR the
missing weapon
, 1921-08-09
LOVE LETTERS
To SOLVE CRIME


will do and never do the things /
have faith in sour doing7
Il shall suffer always for the way
I treated you. I have no excuse
possibly it was only the horrible re-
suit Of my failure TO understand you.
You will probably know how l have
missed YOU and longed for you. II
seems as II every particle OF faith /
have ever possessed has been broken.
yet deep in my heart I believe that
some day you arc coming It may
be only the goodness OF God that
permits mo to retain hat thought
SO I can play on until the end. 1
have thought some of going away. in
act at M time I was ready to leave.
but / have decided to remain here
at least for a whflc-as long as duty
plays such an important part in your
Iife-why shouldn't you also in miner
Another passage stated lit seems
so good to be away from the insults
and abuse OF a relative Of Kennedy
and added II never want to sec Cal
~tfornia again unless / am with you
The closing lines read:
PLEASE be happy. My Bolton. We
never know when Tho curtain may fall
for the last time and love is all there
Is to this earthly life that is Of any
value. You have strength of char
acter enough to know whether you are
doing right or not. I want you strong
enough to do what you want to do
or I do not want you at all.
How do you like my picture7"
A diary found among Mrs obcn-
chains effects Indicated she was in
Evanston. ILL.,. in January and in
June last. Tho latter referred to
sending postcards and said;
Evanston has many little art
stores" According to the diary. Mrs.
Obenchain arrived in Los Angeles
January Z last There were numer-
Gus references to meeting Bolton
and B as well as other persons.
Other entries showed she left for the
east May 5 arriving in Chicago three
days later. She left Chicago. June II,
and travelled by way of Vancouver.
Seattle and San Francisco to Los An.
goles arriving here July 6.
Subsequent entries old OF other
meetings with Bolton and "B" and
Indicated another quarrel and recon.
ciiiation with "B.r The last entry was
dated August 5. the day OF the shoot.
Ing. Ii stated.
Bolton called. Wants me to go 10
the beach this afternoon"
, 1921-08-09
~ESTRANGED WIFE
THINKS BuRCH INNOCENT.

LUDrNGToN. Mich, .us. s.-Mrs.
Allie Quayie Burch. the daughter Of
Bishop william a. ouayie and os-
trangeS wife arthur c. Burch, In
a statement yesterday said she be-
lieved her husband Innocent Of any
connection with the murder of ]. Bel
ter Kennedy in Los Angeles last
Friday.
Burch is held in connection with the
killing OF Kennedy who was shot
in h prerence OF Mrs. Madeiynne
obenehain. divorced wife OF Ralph
obenchain of Evanston. III. Mrs.
Obenchain also is held.
Mrs. Burch Is spending the sum.
mer at tho cottage of her parents
here. h seemed sure that there
had been no love affair between Burch
and Mrs. Obenchain.
According to Mrs. Burch. she flied
suit for divorce In lawrence county.
Kansas. against her husband ovor a
, 1921-08-09

that As h cas- then stood the dis
covery Of the weapon was one OF the
vital elements Of h investigation.
District Attorney Thomas Lee Wool
wine. WAS in conference until early
morning with members OF his staff.
after which Il vas said they were pre-
pared TO present evidence in their pos.
session at sae inquest. arranged for
this afterno, N. Unless there were i'm
portant e Developments by that
time. II was declared. the coroners
jury would be asked TO return an open
verdict of death from rounds in
nicfed by persons unknown This. 1t
was explained. would relieve tho prose.
cution Of h necessity OF disclosing
all its evidence at this time.
Warren Williams. attorney for Mr..
Madelynnc Obenchain. Kcnnedy's
companion at the time OF the shoot.
ing. who is held as a witness. indt
Gated he would make a move in the
case today. intimatins this might take
the form OF an application for n writ
OF habeas corpus in her behalf. Burch.
il was said. al the county jail where
he and Mrs. obcnchain are confined,
Is also expected % be represented BY
~Drtna,r srI.wr
, 1921-08-09

production for the i've years. 1875
was s.2IS. 600 tons. The condi-
ton OF the GRO on July 1 was so-3
per ccnto t a normal. while on Aug
ust ] last year 1t was s1.s and tho
io-year August ! average is sS.s. This
years acreage Is Sse. eco. or eS per
cent less h asst years.
Apples Production 100. 900. 900
bushels. \ production OF I02.i9o.0o0
bushels was forecast last month.
while last years production was 2f0.-
$4,000 bushels and the average pro-
duction for the nve years. 1853,
Ise. zoo. 900 bushels
Peaches - Production 81. 800. 900
bushels. A production OF 80. 75S.G COO
bushels vas forecast last month.
while last years production was "a
e97 900 busheis and the average pro-
duction for the hve .-ears. ls1S-l9.
was 4s.s0s. 900 bushels.
, 1921-08-09

year ago. charging desertiou. extreme
cruelty and neglect. She expects the
decree to be signed soon. Mrs Burch
asserted Burch had recently made
ovcrtures for a reconciiiHtion.
Mrs. Burch said she did not know
Mr. and Mrs. o~benchain or Kennedy
and had never heard Burch mention
them She was married to Burch ir
St Paul In 1915. she said.
Bishop ouayie explained hal the
marriage OF Bureh and his daughter
had contaminated a romance OF child
hood and that tho couple had met as
children at Ludington where their
parents were wont to spend the sum
mcr.
, 1921-08-09
WOMAN
LOVE FOR KENNEDY.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. Mrs Mad
ciynne ~Obenchain. who said she had
been tho fiancee of John Be,ton Ken
nedy, slain broker. today proclaimed
her love for Kennedy and declared
she didn't care what happened
1t was the first time since she vas
taken into custody as a material wit
ness in the case that Mrs. Obenchain
had been permitted to talk to news
papermen, and II was her first coher-
ent o of the shooting down of
Kennedy in front OF his Beverley Hills
cottage last Friday night.
you know. of course, that you will
in all probability be indicted for muir
der +" the young oma was asked.
With her cyelids fluttering. her
mouth twitching and her hand press
ed to her heart, she anwsered:
81 don't are what they do. / don't
care what happens to me. I thought
too much of Mr.. Kennedy and was too
much shaken by the loss of him to
think about myself"
Mrs. O~benchain sail she had made u
conscientious effort to assist the
district attorney and the sheriff's of.
flee to unravei the mystery and had
not known until she read the papers
that h was under suspicion.
1T was staggering" she said, ito
think I had e fooled his way, but
1t is a matter of entire Indifference
to me what they do or how they twist
my statements"
NO TRACE FOUND
OF SLAYER'S GUN.
No trace has been found here early
today OF h 12-gauge shotgun with
which, according to investigators.
Kennedy was shot down in front OF
his summer. cottage in Beverley GIep
last Friday night 1t was admitted
, 1921-08-09
RESULTS TELL
There Can Be No Doubt About the
Results In Casper.

Results tell the tale.
All doubt is removed.
The testimony of a Casper citizen
can be easily Investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Geo. Underdown. Supt. engineer.
Contracting Co.. $50 S. Walnut St,
Casper. says: Il have used Doan's
Kidney Pills of and on for a long
time and ave found them a wonder
full help 10 me. 1 have never had any
severe trouble with my kidneys but
colds Ia settled on them and have
caused my back to ache and be sore
across my kidneys. My first expert
ence with Doan's Kidney Pills was in
Canada. They cured an attack L had
at that time and since then | have
always used them whenever 1 have
needed n kidney medicine. -Doan's
have always given me the same good
results
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for n kidney remedy-gct
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. .Underdown lad. Fosteriafilburn
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.
, 1921-08-09
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. l.. Riley left for a
two weeks visit with MIR. Rley's rela-
tives in Nebraska. Mr.. Riley is man
ager Of the Midwest Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed schioss OF Doug
las, accompanied by their son. Jack.
daughter. Mamie and Mamie Hart.
motored to Casper Sunday from Doug.
las TO attend the funeral of Guy C.
Burson. lack Schloss was one Of the
pajlbearers. He was a closo friahd OF
the deceased.
Mrs. T. W. Schultz. wife OF r. w.
Schultz of the Schultz Clothing store.
and children. Misses Blanche and Fun
ice, and son Marvin. arrived here
Tuesday from Sterling. They will
make their permanent home here in
their bungalow on cY avennc.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Rathbone. who
have been touring Montana on a pleas
ure trip. have returned. Mr.. Rath-
bon is a field superintendent ut Salt
Creek.
Mr.. Mrs. Leigh Townsend have
returned from Sheridan where they
spent the past week.
C. e. Brown, Rexali druggist OF
Scottsbiuff. Neb.. and party have been
spending two weeks fishing in the vi.
entity of Lander. They went through
Casper last night en- route to their
homes.
b. n. Dickinson spent yesterday in
the city from his home in Bates Hole
country on business.
Mrs. r. W. Whitaker of Lander
will arrive in this city Sunday to visit
with her daughter. Mrs. John Wilson.
Mrs. Ivory will return Sunday from
Nashville. Tenn. where she has spent
the past two weeks visiting with her
daughter. Anna nellie Allen. who is
attending Vanderbilt college,
F. &c. Schneider has left for the
Yellowstone park. accompanied by
friends from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. r. Hagens have
motored to Douglas where Mr.. Hag-
ems will attend a hearing in the Unit
cd States land office.
c. w. Spar of the Consolidated OIL
company will return this week from
h cast where he has spent the past
six weeks on business.
Charles Christensen Of the Midwest
Refining company left for Rochester,
MINI. where he will undergo an oper-
alton at the Mayo Brothers hospital.
j. l.. Smith of Denver is in the city
attending to business interests.
G, c. Hart is in the city from Den
vcr.
Leroy Hetrick of Denver will spend
the next few days in Casper attend
ing 10 business.
j. C. sigmon Of stcr soe,
some time in the city al
mess.
j. W. Conner is in Casper from st.
Louis. looking after business matters.
Frank Dildine of Cheyenne is spend
ing a few days in Casper.
Mr., M Mrs. i'll. Schultz and child
who have been having a royal time
in h Wind river mountains west of
Lander during the past week. are ex-
, 1921-08-09
WATCHED KENNEDY
FOR TEN DAYS.

During questioning yesterday Burch
admitted according to Nolan. that he
had sat In a hotel across a downtown
street from kennedy's office watching
Kennedy for 10 days before the Stay.
ing. had been absent from his room
when 1t occurred. and had left for
home in Evanston the following morn.
ing. Certain discrepancies in Burch's
statements as compared with those
made by Mrs. obenchaln. divorced
wife OF a Chicago attorney. had not
been cleared up this morning by the
investigators One OF these was the
statement that he had come to Los
Angeles at the request OF Mrs. Oben-
, 1921-08-09

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CROP
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Continued from Page -
July l was 7o.s per cent Of a nor
NAL. while on August I last year Il
was Dos and the iO-ycar August 1
average is sci. This years acreage
is 5s-s4. o or 3 per cent more than
asst years
Sugar Decentralization s.OO0.o 900
tons; condition 500. a production of
~S.oi2.0co tons was forecast last
month. while asst years production
was $3.50. 600 toni and M average
, 1921-08-09
SCOUTS NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of Troop
No. 2 Boy Scouts OF America. Thurs.
day evening. August II. at the Epis-
copal parish house. Meeting will be
held at 1880 o'clock. All scouts OF
Troop No. 2 and their parents are
invited to represent. Refreshments
Will be served.
LEON c. GOODRICH,
Scoutmaster.
S-g-1ts
, 1921-08-09
DIR THOMAS j. RIAcH.

Has moved his office from sos Mid
west Building. and is now located in
Rooms 304 and 3o6. O-S Building.
where he can be found during the fol.
lowing hours: Week days, 0 to IL a.
m. and ) 10 6 p. M; Sundays. IL to IL
a. m. Evenings by appointment.
Phones; Office. 1913; Residence, 1881.
sac
, 1921-08-09
Mrs. Scelcy
Enferfains.

AIRS. Seciey entertained eleven OF
her friends at her home at iIo Sixth
street. yesterday afternoon alta card
party. The guests played 500 from
? 10 5 o'clock. Prizes were given to
the best and poorest players. The
guests were Mesdames Rafferty,. MGR
shon. Thayer. Mcclure. J.. V. Davis.
a. T. Phillips. Ella Adams. G. o.
Rankin. Weidner. j. J. Barley and
Marshall.
1riquois Council No. s. degree of
P~ocahontas will meet tonight in reg
ular session at S O'Clock in the L. o.
o. +. hall. All members arc invited
to attend. B.
, 1921-08-09

HIGHEST prices paid for diamonds.
old gold and silver. II. q. Kline.
ieweler. OIL Exchange building.
, 1921-08-09
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 20 express our deepest
hanks 10 our many friends for the
beautiful flowers and for the Kindness
and sympathy shown us during the i'll
ness and death OF our father and
grandfather, Thomas Redden.
MRS. JOHN QUEALY.
MRS. NELLIE DALTON BUR
CESS,
MRS. Il c ERY S-Q-1t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09
,.poET s-roR WISHING

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Don wish you could rent your apart
fnett-Hsrt ~
Don't vI-h you could cell yonr house
Sell d.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-09

Even Boo che solid south how.
.vnr. the returns showed q o. g.
god. masters ,u O. Alabama offices. @
In NrElusas. & In Florida , iu Ken
lucky. 70 boo Nurth Carolina q BOO
Georgia. : boo Louisiana, - iN Tryua. l
I. virginia. 1 ice M,eiSsirui and boo
uutU carolina.
Th, pl.-"uuu''r rush iH particular
0, strong toward the department Goo
Do. headed hy HAYS ns his position ue
.Uf|"wuu ul ihU national ~,umIulftr"
.ud manager uf tine Harding cam.