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New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Friday and bad Luck"

The bad luck supposed to attach to
Fridays is traceahle 30 the worship Of
the goddess Freya. who felt herself
sligh'ed if any one hegnn Journey
on this her festival. In punishment
she was wont io direct misfortune 10
aSsail the offender
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Lets Gather u In.

II is computed that the earth's at
mosphere contains AT least 4ODOOO.-
000.OW Of tons Of nitrogen directly
accessible. The quantity in ihs air
over one square kiloIneter Of land IL
sufficient TO enrich the earth Of the
whole world for twenty years at the
present rate of consumption.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

upiloiulhes | ID c
great good points
OF is native
town
I've been a
great traveller in
my time" said
the COrnishman
Yep returned
the Yank
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
S0CORR0

Business conditions are satisfacto-
ry and stores report a substantial
increase in business the past few
months. p. F, Campbell, vice presi-
dent and cashier Of the Bank of
Hatch states that his bank shows
an increase Of several thousand dol
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

A Connecticut farmers wife had
ideas Of her own and refused TO vote
rs her husband demanded The hus-
hand then refused to hitch up the horse
10 drive her to the polls Whereupon
the woman refused to milk The cows
Resulf-deadook
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
MORA

A few days ago there were eigh-
teen teams from Gladstone, who liv-
ed within space of eight miles OF
each other, all drove to Mills load
ed with corn and beans. 1t is good
country around Gladstone and is fill
led with bunch of hustling farmers
who raise everything that can be
produced.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Pine Ir..s, Peculiar Growth

A reader sends description of two
pine trees growing into each other on
farm az Poland Ontario. They are
two distinct trees al the ground at
height Of ten feet Trey are separated
by a hands breadth and thence 10 the
top they are one tree.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Before trying 10 drive = nail inio q
plasrered wall iirsi puI the nail in
boiling hot water Uniil il j. thoroughly
heated. You can then drive Il In clean
without bDskiDg or chipping any Of
the surrounding plaster.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Federal Aid Project Ne. 80 Auas
County. Length of project B0
miles. Located near DemiRg.
Approximate Quantitiae:
1851 Gu. Yds. Class ! ExcayaiiDa
1000 Gu. Yds. Class Borrow
BIS Sta. Yds. Overhaul
l0095 Miles Crowning and ShaDix
1876 Gu. Yds. One Course Crusk-
ed Stone Surfacing
96 Lin. Ft. Is" Diam H IA.
Corr. Metal Culveyt
"a Lin. Fit. "a" Diam. ~ u.
Corr. Metal CulveYt
63 Lin. Fit. SO" Diam. ~ Ea.
Corr. Metal CuIvert
504 Gu. Yds. Class "A" Coneif<
$50 Gu. Yds. Class "B" Concrete
&C. NJ. c. Headwalls)
$40 Gu. Yds. Class B" Conerslx
(Box culverts)
72O So. Ft. Expanded Metal r.
enforcement
ZIP Lbs, Reinforcing Bars
So in It. -" W. /. Pipe Ras-
ing
343Ol Lin Fl. Moving Fences
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

At the last meeting OF the Gallup
school boa ID plans submitted by T.
Charles Gaastra of Santa Fe. were
accepted by the board from which
the new 100000 high school build
ing will oe constructed Bonds were
voted by Gallup citizens more than a
year ago and the bonds sold, but
on account of the high cost of MAJ
te ia the board decided to postpone
the letting of the contract in the
hope of getting better building for
less money this year.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Work is being rushed on the So
uthwestern Mill & Elevator Compa-
ny's plant at Hatch. The mil was
moved there from San Marcial and is
being fully overhauled and the cap
iacity increased to 100 barrels per
day. Elevator capacity of 4500 BUSH
els will be provided
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The Roy Spanish-American has
just installed its new intertype ma
chine. This office is now better eq-
uipped to turn out first class Job
work and the publication of is
weekly paper will not be SO siren
Ous
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The Tucumcari Band under the di 3.
rection of p. A. James has accep'el
a proposition made by Santa Fe to
play there three days in the near
future. This band is now regarded
as the best in the state and the bnos
will be kept busy this year filling
outside engagements. = Tucumcari
News.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Brush it well pui one drop Of
sweet oil on the palm of ihe hand. rub
the brush over the hand and then
again brush the jet. Rub lightly with
q cbsmois leather.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
QUAY

The Gurley Broomcorn Co, had its
representative here this week to re-
ceive the brush brought in by r. C..
and l. T. Waltrip, Mannon Talum,
A. II. Franklin, J. A. Sanders. j. B.
Kaiser of Rama and Ben Sanders OF
Frost, probably making several cars
to be shipped to Galveston, Texas,
and from there by water to eastern
manufacurers.-Glen Tribune.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
UNION

Light James has closed a deal
with some Texas parties in which
he sold hsranch. 1t is rumored that
the consideration is in the neigh
borhood of $4,000.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

A sweet pouto weighing 20 pounds.
grown by J. Pauhlo. an Indian. was
shown at a recent Escondido tCsD
exhibition
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Under the able management OF G.
NJ. Brass, Jr. the Chambon hotel is
undergoing some very attractive inn
provements, especially in the dining
room and kitchen, where a compile
te change OF wall and ceiling dccora-
tons have been going on the past
week-Socorro Cheiftain.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The Nakaye Mining company con-
tinues to ship six cars of flourspar
a month fr. - -, : -rines about Is
ing to the Colorado Fuel & Iron
Pueblo.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
approximate Quantities:


Ass Gu. lds. Class ! Exeavaiios
36g5 Gu. lds. Class ? Excavation
923 Gu. Ids. Class ) Excavatios
4,7l2 Gu, lds. Class Borrow
1900 Sta ds Overhaul
los Miles Growing and Shaping
1929 Ca ds. one Course ,rusA-
cd Gravel Surfacing
1880 c. ds. Cement hubble
Masonry
50 ! IN 1t 49, Diam. 10 O
Corr. Metal Culvert
422 Lin Fl 24' Diam. Il @
Corr Metal Culyert
800 I'm Fl 50' Diam "a Ca
Corr. Metal Culver,
200 Lin. It 30 Diam. IA q
Corr. Metal Culyert
l14ll ca. lds. Class a" CoAcrsis
u-.51 c.. lds. Class "B" ConoTsr
&C. M. {. HeadwalIsl
5l6.55 Gu. ds. Class 'B Conomr
l,2l5 "a. f. Expanded Metal Re
ulorcemcut
1872 Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
98 ! in Fl. p" W. ]. Pipe
Railing
1920 in. IL. 3-S' Expansion Jois,
ll.o47 LIN, Fl. Moving Fences
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Federal Aid Project No. u, Nc
Kinley County Length of project
22.62S miles. Located between Gal
lnn and Guam.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Approximate Quantities:

l9938 Gu. Yds. Class Excavation
50 Gu. lds. Class , Excavation
IS Gu. Yds. Class 3 Excavation
3,lG8 Gu. Yds Class Borrow
l.650 Sta. Yds. Overhaul
7.3l Miles Growing and Shaping
q, ,l67 Gu. Yds. One Course Gravel
Surfacing
l44 Lin. It. IS" Diam 70 Ga. Corr
Metal Culycrt.
l44 Lin, #. 2l' Diam. IA Ga.
Corr. Metal Culyert.
4S Lin. it. So Diam IA Ga.
Corr. Metal Culyert.
% Lin. it. So Diam, IA Ga.
Corr Metal Culyert
27.24 Gu. lds. Concrete Class "a"
100 IA Gu. lds Concrete Class Is"
go So, #. Expanded Metal ke-
Enforcement.
l,646 Lbs, Reinforcing Bars.
Only Cattle Guard and Gate
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

f. H. Dodson, Fred Welsh, Tom
Poe and Alex Smith were here from
NcAlister asking the County Board
of Education to consolidate the Bro
wning and McAlister school districts.
They reported nice snow up on
top the plains with wheat doing
fine.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Approximate Quantities:

33,O73 Gu. Yds. Class Excavation
1888 Gu. Yds. Class 2 Excavation
2,30l Gu. Yds. Class 3 Excavation
1000 Gu. Eds. Class | Borrow
SOS Sta. Yds. Overhaul
1885 Miles Growing and Shaping
2o,4H Gu. Yds. One Course Suriac-
ing Gravel or Stone)
3,l6l Gu. Ids. Earth Plating
3308 Gu. Yds. Cement Rubble
Masonry
"a Gu. Yds. Rip Rap
792 Lin. Ft. Is" Diam. 10 Ga.
Corr. Metal Culvert
IA Lin. Fl. "a" Diam. IA Ga.
Corr. Metal Culvert
70 Lin. Ft. 30' Diam. II Ga.
Corr. Metal Culvert
504 Lin. Ft. So Diam. II Ga.
Corr, Metal Culvert
5029 Gu. Yds. Class "A" Concrete
1902 Gu, Yds. Class "B" Concrete
(Headwalls)
94.43 Gu. Yds. Class "B" Concrete
239 So, Ft. Expanded Metal Re-
enforcement
l,5l2 Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
IS Lin. Ft. "a" w. |. Pipe Rail
ing
34l din. Fl. 3-S" Asphalt Expan-
sion Ioint
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Truth and Love Forever Young.

Truth and love are In their essence
forever young. and IL Is the hard con-
dition Of nature that they cannot a.
ways appear so.-George William Cur.
tia
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

lars in the last two months.
Farmers are busy preparing for the
1921 crop. The winter wheat acre
age will also be increased.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

s. H. Paul of Passamonte deliv-
cred a carload of cattle at Mt Dora
on Monday to Sink and Wilcox.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
- The ="
Scrap Book
FROM WITHIN NOT BEYOND
cornishman Had Not Made Full Ex.
planation Concerning Hand Out.
stretched From the Grave.

A Cornishman In America was In
discussion with a Yankee Each was
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

AT Mosquero Sunday the balmy'
spring weather disappeared and rip
roaring rsaring, snoring blizzard
took its place.-Roy Spanish-Ameri-
can.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
BRIDGE:

4SOOM. b. NJ. Wooden Supors-
tructure (Deck)
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW
CONTINUED from page one.)

Ions of the elixir was found with
him. He gave a cash bond when
arraigned before Commits sioner l.
H. Ford, for his appearan ce be-
fore the next term of the Federal
court Gallup Independent.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

The condition of Ex-Governor Gu
rry, who was accidentally shot thru
lis left foo ten daYs ago, is report
ed getting along nicely, and his
ny friends are hoping to soon see
hm make his appearance on the
streets OF Socorro, even though he
may be compelled TO use crutches
for short time.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
Life Isn't Al Fun.

Entertaining an idea won't ge y0u
very far: you must work h-Boston
Transcript
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

sThe San Iuan Wool G~INers As
sociation held their regular winter
meeting OF the Association at Aztec
yesterday afternoon and evening. a
large number was present to discuss
tie rroh ems before them including
the Range Driveway 20 Silvcrton the
swimmer rance or tie Forest Reserve
and the methods 10 pet better scrv-
ice from the Railroas at .slippnq
time, handling AMI storage Of wool
Utton and Sons plan on buildinr
. lruber sno thi, verr the hrict
silo they constru:.cd last wear hav-
ing fallen. The :cndation settled
about a half inch or one side. They
say it is net to in possible to rur
a dairv without 4 siio.-Aztec In
dependent.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
BIDS. MARCH 8, 1927.

BIDS. MAKCH 8, IyZI,
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office of the State Highway
Commission, Capitol Building, Santa
Fe, New MeNico, on March 8, 1921,
at the hours as stated below, for
the construction of five road pro
jects as follows:
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
BRIDGES:

1903 Gu. Yds. Class Az Concrete
40S % Gu. Nds. Class "B" Concrete
9Sl Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
702 Lin. Fl. Concrete Piling
$3.50 Ius. Substructure Steel
Sll36 NJ. 3. " Wooden Supers-
tra,turC
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

mer windows looking in four direc-
tions The trunk is so heavy that
il had 10 he cut into several sections
for Shining
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

mules. Located DER" tn nslts q ana
Hope
approximate Quantities: q
lo2ll Gu. Yds. Class EEcaauou
l,5s Gu. las. Class a.aas-t.ou
s9l ca. lds C..-. 3 E.eavatiou
1855 Gu. ld,. Glass Borrow
~ sta. ds. Overhaul
1880 Miles Growing and Shaping
24O0sOJ Gu lds. One Course Gravel
Surfacing
36.45 Gu. \ ds. Cement RubLlc
Masonry
IA Lin. TT. IS" Diam. 10 Ga.
Corr. Metal Cuiyert
344 Lin. It. "a Diam. II Ca
Corr. Metal Culvcrt
3S Lin. TT. 50' Diam. II Ca.
Corr. Metal Culgert
y Lin. Fl. So Diam II Ga.
Corr Metal Culvort
5364 Gu. Yds. Class n Concrete
lBox Gully. and Spillwayl
467S Gu. Yds. Class b Cones
(Headwalls)
3626 Gu. Nds. Class "B" Concrete
BOX Gully. and Spillway)
l4l So Ft. Expanded Metal Re
enforcement
l23 Lbs. la Rd. Reinforcing
"a Lbs. =" So. Reinforcing
Bars
'6l Lin. Fl. 3-S" g. Asphalt Fv-
pansion Joint
BRIDGE:
4SOOM. b. NJ. Wooden Supcrs-
tructure (DeCk)
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
$3.50 A. NJ.

Federal Aid Project no. &c, Col.
fax County, Length of project 1883
miles. Located near the town o
ColfaX,
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
BRIDGES

l52 Gu. Yds. Class y" Concrete
(Caps)
4l64 ca. ds. Class "B' Concrstc
(Abutments)
l42 Lbs. Reinforcing Bars
oo Lin. FL. Corcrete Piling
2S795 Lbs. Substructure Steel
(Bracing)
ll220 NJ. b. M. Wooden Supets
tructure
Forms for proposals, instructions
to bidders, plans and specifications
for ProJect &c, may be eNaminsl
at the ol4icc Of the District Engins
er, Ration. New Mexico for Projech
u and 81, at the office of the Dn
trict Engineer, Los Lunas, New M~y
leo; for Project %, at the office o.
the District Engineer, Roswell, N9
MeNico, for Project so, at the o.
ice OF the District Engineer. In
Cruces, New Mexico: for any ans
all projects, at the office of ihs
State Highway Engineer, Santa fs.
New Mexico, or may be procured AZ
the office OF the State Highwn
Engineer, Santa Fe, New Mexica
upon deposit OF $40, for each set o.
plans desired, which deposit WI, b,
refunded when plans and spceihc1
tions are returned in good order.
. The State Highway CommissiDs
reserves the rjsat to reject any ana
all proposals
l.. 4. GiLLETT,
State Highway Engineer
Santa Fe, New Mexico, FebrsarsH,
1921.
First Publication February II. ~
Last Publication March 4, 1927.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
SAN JUAN

The Shiprock School is now free
from smallpox and diphtheria and
the emergency hospital has been clo-
sed and the quarantine lifted In all
about fifty pupils were down with
one or the other of the diseases
which BEGAN the last of November.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18
100 P N.

Federal Aid Project No. 81, Socorrs
County Length OF project l064
miles Located between Socorro and
San Antonio.
New Mexico state record., 1921-02-18

Two of tho men who broke iail
here two weeks ago have been ar
rested at Woodward. Oklahoma.
They were travelling in a high-pow-
cred car said to belong in Clayton,
and reports from the Oklahoma
town indicate that their arrest was
caused by the possession of large
amount OF con'raband wet goods.
Sheriff Roberts left the first OF the
week to return the prisoners to Clay
ton Clayton News.
In short time the Trinidad Grain
and Elevator Company will begin
the construction OF fifteen thous
and dollar elevator for Grenville.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
NEW PIPE ORGAN
IN SELMA CHURCH

Selma, November 20-(Speeial.)-
Installation in st Pauls Episcopal
church of the new $1,000 pipe organ
is practically complete, and the in
strument was used for the first time
this morning at the IL o'clock service.
Orla d. Allen, who with Morton
WEIGH and Andrew Carlson. installed
the organ for the Austin Organ COM
pany, was at the keyboard. Alonzo
Meek, one of tho best known organ
lists in the state, assumed charge of
st. Pauls choir for the morning serV-
ices, and will also give an organ re-
cital to which the whole of Selma will
be welcome on Monday evening, No
vember rs.
Three months have been required
to set in place the new instrument,
much of this time having been con-
sumed in the building of new or
gan chamber. 20 by 20 feet wide and
26 feet at its highest point. the de-
sign for which was carefully drawn
up by the Austin company. In fact,
the whole organ was made to order
for the church, and it is the third
largest modern organ in the state of
Alabama.
Newest points in organ building are
reflected in the organ, which is to-
tally enclosed, with no pipes visible.
These pipes are in the organ cham
Der. and the volume of sound is con-
trolled by the opening and shutting
of great blinds, felt lined, which are
placed in the right wall of the tran
cept.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
SEVEN

Civitan club here last night a dis
cussion of this Important farm move
ment was made after which a unan-
imous endorsement of a strong farm
bureau for Madison county was made.
The Huntsville Civilians are one OF
the strongest clubs of it's kind in the
state and the farmers Of Madison
county are expressing confidence at
their having such a strong group of
business men offering a substantial
backing TO their organization work.
In addition to enthusiastic talks
made by members OF the club, County
Agent c. r. Striplin and James La
Heron of Auburn made interesting
addresses in which they pointed out
the high points in the farm bureau
work in other states and its possi-
bilities in Alabama and in Madison
county.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
ROBBERY NETS
THREE SHIRTS
Daring Burglary in Downtown
Section Ends in Arrest
of Alleged Thief

Unloading Sale" marked on a card
in the window of the Coldstein Bros.
dry goods store, 1915 Third avenue,
north. was taken too literally by
man who gave his name on the po-
lice blotter as ]. II. Morgan, 1911
Park avenue, according to Police
Officer G. R. Brady who caught
Morgan in the act of bearing off
three wooden work shirts from the
store yesterday morning about s:45
O'Clock.
Officer Brady stated that he no
ticed man acting suspiciously yes
terday morning about I o'clock,
stonding near the corner of Third
avenue and Nineteenth street. He
watched the man for several minutes
and then walked on up the street on
his beat. Returning down Third ave-
nue. on the opposite side from the
store he saw Morgan, the same man
whom he had seen an hour and a
half previously further down the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
ANDREW AND
IlNOCENE
by ROE FuLKERsoN

Andrew" said Imogene. signing
Il shall have TO have 500 to buy i
FUR coat for the car. 1t is getting
so cold | simply freeze If l so to
any speed at all"
All right" agreed Andrew readi-
ly. Il will give II 10 you tomorrow
night. One hundred is easy.
thought you said the other day it
would be two hundred"
We'll, have been down and looked
at them," said Imogene, "and l find
that the ones at $500 are just as
cheap and frowsy looking as the
ones made out OF catskin which sell
for 500. Jennie Edmonston was with
me, and she turned up her nose a.
me because l talked about buying it,
but l don't care. Even il her hus-
band is one of those sort that buys
his wife everything she wants, that
Is no reason why should spend your
money like you had stolen it.
Her motor coat is three quarter
length leopard and while it is an
awfully pretty thing, of course, and
has an air about 1t. l would never
have bought it. If had been buying
a leopard coat at all, 1 would have
added q little more money and made
up the $500 1t takes to get a full
length one.
Il was thinking while 1 was down
there at the store running my hand
over the smooth fur of that long
leopard skin coat. / was thinking, as
said, aabout what you said once
to me that there was no use TO be a
feller without you could be the
dickens of Teller. That short Loop
ard skin automobi coat was not
the very incest thing in coats any
way and rather than take one of
those $3.50 things that makes that
Edmonston woman act so superior
and supercilious around me, ! would
simply get a cheap coat and be open
and honest about not being able to
afford fur coats.
That's the same reason l did not
get the nicer one of the cheaper imi-
tation fufs. After all they are imi-
tation and there is no use trying to
hide 1t. One had just as well be hon
est and buy coat that does not
even pretend to be anything except
an imitation.
And, after all Andrew, the coat
bought is warm and that was all !
wanted. ! can take it off before l
go in any place. l do not need to
wear it into club meeting like /
would II it were leopard skin coat.
| could just slip out of 1t and leave
it in the car and"
SAY" broke in Andrew, abrupt
iy. whats that Edmonston gang got
on this family? Why, confound that
guy, l make a dollar every time he
makes dime. You can have any
old thing you want, kid. You are my
people and nobody can sneer at my
people.
Go and buy' the long slim tiger
skin one-get an elephant hide one
if you want 1t. If three hundred will
enable you to snub the Edmonston
dame, get II and l will supply the
munitions OF war If 1 am neutral.
Give the hundred dollar one to the
missionaries TO send to the Africans"
"Oh. I can change it. 1 can send 1t
back and get the other one and only
pay the difference, in fact l told the
girl that" She stopped and then
kissed him half dozen times rapidly.
You told her it was nice but
had rather had the other one and
and-she said l might exchange ~.
"Yes?" said Andrew. and he
drawled the word out little doubt
fully.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21
FRANKLIN COUNTY
PLANS FARM CAMPAIGN

Russellville, November 20.--(spe-
cial.)-For the pupose OF outlining
and putting into practice the soil
building programme and the setting
up of efficient marketing methods for
the products produced by the far
mers of Franklin county, County
Agent J. d. Wood has announced that
Franklin county will soon have a
well organized, strong, and active
farm bureau at Work on these prob
lens
In order that the farm bureau idea
may be thoroughly explained Mr.
Wood states that IL local meetings
will be held in the county from No
vember 21 to 25, and that on Novem-
Der 26 a general rally will be held
in Russellville where a temporary
farm bureau will be organized for
the purpose OF later organizing a per-
manent farm bureau.
The dates and places of the meet
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-21

street, go into the entrance of Gold
STEMS store after a hasty glance up
and down for passersby.
Officer Brady stated that evident
ly the man had already pried open
the lock on the showcase, for he
opened the window with practically
no trouble and extracted the three
shirts and card bearing the sign,
"Goldsteins Unloading Sale Wool
Shirts $2.9s." The patrolman ran
across the street and intercepted the
alleged burglar, placing him under
arrest and escorted him to the city
jail where he was docketed under
a charge of burglary and grand lar
ceny and held for warrant.
When placed under arrest, Morgan
is said to have stated, That's Just
my hard luck" He further is said
to have made an effort to have the
police officer release him on the
grounds that he had wife and two
children to support. Brady said that
he had the same and had not found
it necessary to get his clothing in
like manner as yet.
Detectives Moser and Brown are
investigating the case