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The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
TO TURN HOSPITAL TO STATE
Texas Department of American Legion to ReIinquish Control of Kerr
 vile Institution.

The Texas department of the Ameri- can Legion is completing arrangements Ito turn the Legion Memorial hospital at Kerrville over to the state, in order that the provisions of the bin appro- priating $1,5OO,OOO to expand the in- stitution to a capacity of coo tubercu- lar patients, passed by the state legls- lature, may be carried out.
 The Legion will maintain it's hospital organization, which will cooperate with the state health officer, the super intendent of the state tuberculosis san itarium and the chairman of the state board of control, the officers designat- ed to supervise the expenditure of the appropriation.
 ! Charles w. Scruggs, state adjutant of the Legion, has expressed the ap- preciatiOn of the eX-service men as fol- lows:
 "The governor of the great State of Texas has met our expectations and am firmly convinced has only consum- mated the sentiment of the people of Texas by signing the Legion Memorial hospital bill. The Legion is proud to share with the governor and with the legislature our inordinate pride in the consummation of this splendid en- deavOr and fulfillment of our funda- mental duty to Texas disabled ex- service men,"
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
CLOTHES FOR STOUT WOMEN
Black, Navy Blue and All Extremely Dark Shades Will Attract
 Less Attention.

While the slender women may ec- casiOnally indulge in bargain corsets, purchase of this kind with its hap hazard fit is to be avoided by the woman inclining toward stoutness, for 1 it is by means of a properly con structed and properly adjusted corset that the figure foundation is made.
 The choice Of fabrics for gowns is also very important when slender appearance is desired There are cer- tain materials and cOlOrs that have q tendency to magnify the figure, while others have the opposite effect. Rough surfaces should be avoided by large women. Brilliant colors can be used successfully only in very small touches. Certain colOrs are generally known to: apparently diminish size, among! them betns black, navy blue and all the .ex-. tremely dark shades, while white and he light cOlOrs are apt to be ex- pansive. .t..t zi1r etf -i7.1.
 Stripes cut off the width and emphaa size the length. but woman even verging on stOutness cannot consider plaid Fabrics woven or printed in large figures are not to be thought of although small figures may be con siGered. A one-colOr scheme of dress ing is good for the stout woman. In dress designs long ones should be cul. tivated. as they break up the width of the figure. Horizontal or cross lines should be studiously avoided. Tunics ana draperies are good if they are long. Tightness is a mistake. A gown that is tight fitting will attract atten- ticn to size. The lines should be easy, no compression in one place to cause a bulge in another, for flesh must go somewhere. Plain girdles and narrow crushed girdles may be used with one )r two narrow sash ends.
 Soft, indefinite colors suit an older Noman She should avoid bright, harsh shades that call for a young, fresh complexion on the one hand, and the drab tones and dull blacks that sug- gest the old lady on the other hand. Pearl, silver, oyster-gray, clematis, wistaria. pansy color and black and white are the best colors for her. For street suits older women should keep pretty close to very dark blues, blacks and dark grays.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
USE coLoRs IN HAIR NETS
Hair Dresser Advises Certain Shades to Add CoIorful GIints te
 the Presses.

4 well-knOwn hairdresser advises the use of hairnets of certain colors to add colorful glints to the hair.
 If the hair is q dull mouse color and the eyes are blue, use gold-yel low hairnet.
 If the eyes are brown, a red net should be tried.
 Of course, the very best nets must he purchased. and not those of arti- ficial hair, poorly colored.
 If gray hair is inclined to he yellow. very fine, dark blue hair net Sorn over the coiffure, will take aU 1nge of yellow cut of it.
 As blue hairnets cannst be pur- chased. white one will have to be dyed in one of the hluings prepared.
 The net should be of the best quality so as te give the right effect.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
iRath. in .West Africa.

The Bantu of. West Africa makes elaborate. preparations for a real soak by digging. hole in the grouhdi3! in which he puts. seven herbs, a auaI ,tity of peppers, cardarnom seeds and bushes. theii he pours in a lot of boiling. hot water. After he gets in d light frame covered with, cIay-is put over the hole to keep in the steam. After hours Of sless;niHg tl1e bathers lemerges and is washed off with clean water, then. kneaded by q professional for Orle hour. when he dons his -seanty clothiilg End goes his wave 'shiyering With clean, uess.' '-'' .-,- '1''' ---..f- '14: '..:i' ..:
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Kansas Passes Laws for Legion.

: Kansas Passes Laws for Legion. ! That the voice of the ex-service men of Kansas, as represented by the Am erican Legion, has been heard is manifested by the generous enactment cf legislation beneficial to veterans of the World, war. The legislature of that state has passed the following bills affecting ex-service men: An adjusted compensation bill, in the form of an enabling act; an act granting to all ex-service men of the World war tie same rights, privileges and immuni- ties granted to veterans of other WAITS an appropriation of $1,00O a year for general expenses Of state headquarters of the Legion; an act protecting the Legion and Auxiliary emblems from unauthorized use; exemption from taxation of all property held iA the name of the Legion; an act placing under the care of Legion posts erring young boys paroled from industrial schools; and a boxing bill.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

forts to revitalizing his business. In February, 1919, when the city of Hart ford needed capable man to direct its Soldiers, Sailors and Marines club, Mir. Bannigan was asked to take the job. Despite the call of his business, he abandoned it again, through pa triotic motives, to supervise the club.
 A recOrd-maker in the formation and organization of Rau-Locke post No. s, Mir. Bannigan soon became one of the most prominent LegiOnnaires in the state and was elected as the first state adjutant. Department head quarters had been without perma .nent location, using a room in the Service club as quarters. Br. Ban nigan prevailed upon the city author ities to turn the building over to the Legion.
 MT. Bannigan is also 6 member of the national committee on war risk insurance and compensation and is chairman of the Hartford Elks' na- tional soldiers fund committee.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
HE'S TYPICAL LEGION WORKER
Connecticut Man Is Chosen Depart ment Adjutant for Period of
 Three Years.

Thomas J. Bannigan has received the unique distinction of being elected adjutant of the Connecticut department tof the American Legion for a period lof three years. He is also in charge EOf the service division at department headquarters.
 Mir. Bannigan was born in Utica, IN. Y. He received his education in ischOOls of that city and in George Itown Academy. He came to New Britain, Conn.,, 9 years ago and in I1911 moved to Hartford where he is engaged in the wholesale and retail cigar business.
 During the war Mir. Bannigan served as a captain. Returning to Hartford at the end of the war, he gave his eff,
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

In the Superior Court of the State of as Arizona, in and for Navajo County. The State&of Arizona, Exi Rel andato 1.-the use of J3W. Richards $ Treas 2: tirer and Exloficio Tax Collector;
 - Plaintiff; vs. H. .HK. ..Andersons De fenda1ft. aas-..'; -'i.,H 5ii-f'' qw !
 g In the. name of the State of Arizona,
 ito H. K Anderson, Defendant. Greet .ings 2; 15:ij s'f'5-5i'I GS5a1f nf .
 iii You are hereby summoned and ,se-
 qiiied to1appear in an. action brought
 against you by the above naned.plain- tiff in the Superior Court of the. State
 of Arizona, in apd for the. County of
 Navajo, and answer, the Complaint therein: filed with the Clerk of this. said Court, at Holbfook, in said Coyulnl-- tyt,j within twenty days after the se1v7. ice upon; you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in in all all other cases within thirty days there after, the times above mentioned De ing exclusive Of the day of service, or jjiudgrnent by default will be taken against you. 2' ''i s''., - =. 4i!3
 : Gwen under my hand and the Seal ofs the Superior Court of the State of Arizo1a,' 'fn and for the County of Navajo, this. 17th day of March, 1e2l8 -lsear.. :. =. <, LLOYD e, HENNING,
 - Clerk of. said, Superior; Court. t...1 .'..,, - By OLIVE CLARKE, I:i
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Legal f-Advertising
r 4'l3ilIIli '2f.-.39'!5IlE9 3a ,fTJ..f 2! 3DEPARTNENT OF .THEJJNTERIOR 7.9oirl :. rlnlf5fa 5 stat. states Land 1a.ao,oi onlee 4 .f sa... Pheenix, Ariz0na..
 ..a-..f.-. Fob. I5, 1921 -.-,- -.z.::J
 ''.7 - Number o48646i. .. ''o NOTICE , 0F RATIFICATION FOR 'sal UNIFIED STATES PATENT il...s i','.l

n a v a a
 Notice is hereby given that in pur-. suance of an Act of Congress fouhnd in Title g, Page 6, of the Revised Statutes of the United States, R,.L, Kieth, whose Post Office address is WiHsIow, Arizona, has made appiica- tione for3 a patent for that certain Oil Placer Claim, Known as (Ban sHiIl4 Number 2 Placer lClainlJ located on4tiIe; Sout theasts quarter Of Section Four (D, Township Foufteen tIHJy North, Range Twenty (2O) East, Gila and Salt ERiver9 Base and Meridian, the same containing -petroleun,, "a mineral oil, all situated in the HoI- brook mining districts County of Nav, aj9 State of Al Arizona, and being ali surveyed slands .5as per. the official, plat and field notes, on, file. in: the, Office of the United: States :SprveA!yio5f Cenerali- and in; the United. States Land iQficefI-at Phoenix, sArizoia a; i,.1t I zDated of posting asaid9 nptiee was August If 1920 ....if.fF ..:......9i,
 ..fia;s-9gae -.;CHAS. cB... ARSHAEE I Register,iU. $. Land Office, Phoeni2}2 : Afrzopia- Al l1i '! .:..,.:t nri5ra ef,'I -. First publication Feb, 1s5;ds21.l ifEo'l l Last publication eat i9 April l. F, ,,192 1921 ns''
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Diamond Yarns

Some baseball squads went South to train; then stood around and watched it rain.
 The player limit rule prevents the St. Louis management from stacking the Cards.
 Frank Talcott, star pitcher of the Yale nine in 1918, has signed with the Boston Red Sox.
 After short lunching on a circuit jaunt a ball player is always glad to see the home plate.
 Paducah, Ky, has organized its ball club and named George Block, veteran catcher, as manager.
 The Pittsburgh club has returned Second Baseman Danny Clark to the Wichita Falls club.
 The Philadelphia Athletics have transferred Pitcher William GrevelI to the Chattanooga Club.
 The White Sox seem to be getting so cocky about their prospects that their roster is almost a rooster.
 
 Bloomington has traded Gus Kell- erman, second baseman, to Cedar Rap ids for Pitcher George Clink.
 Lee Fohl's idea is that a relief hurler should be that and little else to be effective in his special role.
 The Giants are the most cosmopoli- tan team in the big show. McGraw's men come from 19 states and Cuba
 
 By terms of bill introduced in the Pennsylvania legislature it will be felony to bet on a ball game in that state.
 American league pitchers have ap- -pealed to the authorities that Babe Ruth's home-run hold is dangerous and should be barred.
 Art Kores, infielder, sold by Indian apOlis to Oklahoma City, has notified the management of the latter club that 1 he will not report.
 Despite other reports, DerrilI Pratt, baseball coach at the University of | Michigan, denies he will play major league ball this year.
 The Charleston Sally league club an- nounces that it has purchased Pitcher Pete Henning and Infielder Connie | Roche from Kansas City.
 Catcher Ray Haley, who took . va cation last year, has decided to line up with the Wichita club this season ] and has sent in his contract signed. Joe Basista of Wheeling, W. Va star fullback of Pittsburgh's Fifth ave nue High school 1920 football team will enter Penn State college next fall.
 Chief Bender of New Haven and Pep Young of the Detroit Tigers have been assisting in coaching the base ball squad of the University of Penn sylvania.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Intelligent Apes.

At the foot of Mount Kowang, in North Manchuria. there live strange animals called ''faru-nanban-kau." They are larger than ordinary apes and -sC spacioUS caverns :n the rocky 'des of inc hills. During the spring ad summer they store up sufficient
 .cd f5r he winter.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Anything Is Possible.

While one man says of a thing: 'Tt is impossibler' r' and contents himself with saying so, another one passes him and does it. This has heen the history of the worlds progress ever since time began. We cannot say of any thing that it is impossible in this mar velous world of invention and endeav- or. We can only say: Tt has never yet hoeA done"
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Patent Leather Hat.

A smart hat worn by q woman who knows how to dress is made of black patent leather of fine, thin quality, with tiny cOlored wooden beads, sewed on at regular intervals all over its surface.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
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HfcoinT bY Tcrperature.
 West IN'r:gs witih~ says the rea- lon sl,e llr,,ESi Attr ih sfc engagement ras hecan"a jher .fAItee Nras q sdoctor yho ,var'ed tn tccp thermometer in .cr month wtile Ee held her hand.- DaIlaS News.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

FOR SALE-W White Leghorn matching eggs. McFarlane strain, heavy layers. s3.CO 6 $500 setting of 15 eggs. Sent postpaid GEEIM POULTRY RANCH, Phoenix, Arizona, Route 3.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
[ oAEIAs SUMMONS

Action Brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Navajo, and the Com
 plaint Filed in Said County of Nav ! ajo, in the Office of the Clerk fsf : Said Superior Court. .'::if.it'.2 aooi
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

In. the Superior Court offthei State of
 Arizona, in and for Navajo County: The State, of Arizonae Exe Rel and to
 the use of J. M.s.Patterson, Treas eurerl and: Ex- 0fieie Tax; Collector,
 Navajo County, Arizona, ,Plaintife,i 4ss. Flora E. Ward, D. M.oWard, Del
 fendants. -@:iii
 In the name of the State of Arizona, to Flora E. Ward and D. M. Ward, De fendants, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Eight Bars on Victory Medal.
 George Leander, a member of Ar goAAs Post of the American Legion at Des Moines, Ia., has eight bars on his Victory medal.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
A Secret

"Why, yes" said Miss Pert;e Good win to her intimate friend. Harry and I are going to have secret we'd ding Not a soul is going to knew of 1t till it's over. Haven't yOu heard?"
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two houses and. one
 warehouse. FOR SALE-six vacant iots. See C, H. Jordan :.- DIE
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

,HEMSTITGHING .piloting att
 tachment, works on all, sewing nna-' chimes. Price S2,QO. Personal cheeks 1Gc extra Lights. Mail Order House,, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. .7 1aaf
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
ALIAS SUMMONS

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 Action Brought in the Superior Court
 of the State Of=Arizonaa in and fGf-
 the County of f5Nayai6. and the Com pIaint Filed in Said County of Nav
 ajO. in the, Office of the Clerk of
 Said Superior Court, lzisi1r Q io ,
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS

GOVERNMENT AND STATE LAND SEEKERS = For $2 % we will furnish any Township Plat ho wing5o pc n government land. Write for information on Application for Mining Pat
 ents, Homestead Entries, Res
 ervoir Sites, Rights of Way. etc. Let us take care of your public land work; reasonable I fees. Arizona State Land In
 formation Bureau. 321 Elem. ing Building. Phoenix. .Ariz.a il esrlf-. . 4t. s---f-s
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Doctor Butler, tile headmaSter at SHREWSBURY school. had often 10 call Charles Darwin (the most famous natursilist df9 sife -IiiReteenth ceniuryl I (. task. .for. iRatt eptjOn. -snd IazinesS dur;!nl;ss ;!nl;s-. bis studies The only thing 4 llai .seeemed to interest him was the ,colllffti1g of caterpilIars, worms. and ah slFts ,of. ereeDing things. and the rislnis -6f lis own r and his brothers iaifs by dangerous fcliefnFcal experi- merits.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
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of Arizona, in and for the CoUntW e1 R Neyat@ ey a2Esssksasasngyys9 ItA4 sO4plbiS said Court, at HQlbrook, in saidl qoun- ty, witlHn7t%eaty- days after the se1v- ice-up upon--yo -you-.-of- this SumHeni, il served in this said County,oor ih all -othttff caiksts Within thirty days tIere- after, the times above mentioned be- ing eSclusive of sthe3slaJ of se1kiee. OF judgment by defaAlt]WiIdobe taken against you. .js2 i8m biEl sf'
 z. !GiiEen. IT under my hand and the ISezl 9f the SHPerij9}E; fEPge jq}; CeHEt M of the staIe of Arizona, .iH and 3gg fo6 the County of Navajo, this 22nd day, of March t921- .SsSIaaaD SSsSIaaaD eTtIl9(lY! TtIl9lYn G III HlHB5Nl7NlING, n,.e us ClqEk of: said Superior Cburt.
 By OLIVE CLARKE,l ..s1o9zgs ,Is2oi ius: iusIIDeRgaty ! 99a 4erk- Iootdte++44 aett4 -f=;-te r t+t +=las-tt+4!
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 ActiSn RF9qghti ins the Superior Court .t 96ithe S4atec.off Arizona, in ;and~fUr ,IEthe County of N,avaie., and the Con-
 plaintt iEilediiR, Said County of My 4sj9. .ii!nl4e .iin4 thee Office qof the. Clerksaf
 Said IS ssdPsrjo4rli Pl!ji4 < Court. lss.r.lla. >
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 + ]4.pFEetbe eESnperiegs GSesat:of the State of | Akizopaie sansd foa NesHate County. The State of Arizona! :E.Ni Reijat the ioRelatiohI and tet4hey 9sEaof J. M. g9P 9Pettersons ITreaauSef and Ex- Oficio gTax lGelleeteth Navajas Gpsnlty .sl4lIlI fizohsj Raaintif. MgsssiFi w. Le@fsJI
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 In the nan1eief thetstatetef; Arizona, tg M4KEsg E ts4ll Eh hbtha Lewis, 5fs spefeh}fant' } " II siiuot fiji s1D3d eai z
 7 ' 44fpsF, fsF are ss sshesreRg aumponed: ana re- qqiiFsd qsi fto anResMr M in in a9 g4ctisn snl btdught against ;yeA by tAs above named Ilain7 tiff tiff the SHpsrioE Court of the Ftate of Arizona, in and for the. County of NavaJ6ii Ahd iainisweif n if tif the e Conl Ilaias. therein f flied with the Clerk of this said tEolltt5 at Hofbfookl,, in in said Coun- fy, viii Within n' t3&eahity eahit days M after the se,vz, fee upofi you ya6af of this Siifnmohs, if served in this h said County or in all 5tfdr h1dasesl Within sftt 'th3aFS days there-; If afffteeiis the times above sneeaitiitoned be ing, ,e2clusif1eedof 4Keiday of service, 91 .judgnienti ifbyitlefadltiwil be taken fij59f sILas ot a31 c--:-,---.. --:--. Gi1ehrs under my 5ysRandaandit the seaIl ofthe sSitpeEEiol3 Court fof. the State of Afi8ona9fih and font the9 County e6f; NakajS,frthis 2sdedaydf March, 1921. SseaBiR ,aoILoYD G1HENNING, '1&ss { ClSfkb gf said Superior Court aoo3oiofaBSS OLIVE CLfARKE, @.1iA
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The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

FOR RENT-Five. room modernlhouse
 furnished or unfurnisied: Phone 85
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
RACING DATES APPROVED

Dates for race meetings at various tracks were approved at a recent meeting of the stewards of the Jockey club as follows:
 Jamaica, May 6 to 26; Oct. 1 to 1j.
 Belmont park, May p to June IS; Sept ? to 16. Aqueduct, June T. to July 4; Sept r to 30.
 Empire City, July 9 to 30; Oct. r to %.
 Saratoga, Aug. 1 to 31. z
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
BeIt.ess Jackets.

Jackets are generally beltless and single buttoned.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
Daily ThouQhf.

The Present is the living sun tetal Of the whole Past.-Sarlyle.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Joe Basista of Wheeling, W. Va, star fullback of Pittsburgh's Fifth ave nue High school 1920 football team, will enter Penn State college next fall.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Chief Bender of New Haven and Pep Young of the Detroit Tigers have been assisting in coaching the base ball squad of the University of Penn sylvania.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
FOR SALE

EGGS FOR SALE -Thoror bred White Leghorn mated to Blue Ribbon Cockerel. SIPS a setting of 15 eggs, postpaid. Mrs. Albert Hatch, Woodruff. Mch1 -etpd
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
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tzdaT a!:GH1gTs e15 nGTli E ;;ActiSn Brought in the Superior Court ] e6itks, State Arizona. in ;;and-fUr 1.-the County of iNavaies and the Con,
 plaintl fiEilediiR Said County of My esjo. iinq4 the Office 4of the. Clerk sef
 Said Superior Court. ..r.r..iaa
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

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 In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for Navajo County State of Arizona. Ex Rel to the Rela- aa ting ef sg Nx Hatterso8 sTreasurer ' ' AAd aomES ddllestor. Nav
 ajo County, Arizona, Plaintiff, vs-
 F., A. Freaser and F. H. Freaser.
 DasnsantgS hHg
 In the PSme of the State of Atizona. to ElIAaandEEz fEi Freaser, (fSr De- linquent Taxes), Defendants, Greet- ing:
 ,,y.Y You are, hereby summoned and re- atiiiif lii Etfs ss aibhpeafiifEl if sn adtsOn brought against you by the above named plain t y yiis Tt the Superior ,csouFt>Of thf State of Arizona, in and for the County of
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
ALIAS SUMMONS

Action Brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for fFfffe County of Navajo, and the C0m-
 plaint Filed in Said County of Nav ajpG in the Office of the Clerk of I.,Said Superior Court.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Catcher Ray Haley, who took va cation last year, has decided to line up with the Wichita club this seasor and has sent in his contract signed.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

The Charleston Sally league club an nounces that it has purchased Pitcher Pete Henning and Infielder Connie Roche from Kansas City.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15
AeaeharIeslpanrIn,. soxhood

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
GRAND JURY'S WORK
FOR TERM IS ENDED
Is Discharged After Returning
Twenty True Bills Yes
terday.

With the finding OF nine indictments
the grand jury of the Court OF General
Sessions Yesterday afternoon finished
Ns businees for the March term and was
discharged from further attendance by
Judge Boyce. The last day was a busy
one for the jury. which in two sessions
returned twenty true bills.
Among the indictments found at the
afternoon session was one for first
degree murder and three for highway
robbery. involving two principals in
each case.
Ray Prattis was indicted for the
murder of Harry Butler, who was shot
and instantly killed on February IL.
Those indicted for highway robbery
were Leonard II. Barrett and Charles
Love, Calvin Crather and Charles II
parcus and Horace Archer and John
Richardson.
Others indicted were Stephen Roe
larceny and Walter A. Henderson. IL
legal possession of spirituous liquors
Russell Derriclkson was indicted twice
enc bill charging receiving stolen goods
and the other having possession OF
an automobile from which the manu-
facturer's number had been removed
Tks automobile is alleged 10 be the
property of the du Pont Company.
Forty-three indictments in all were
FOUND In three days, among those being
indicted being Furman G. Cole, former
recorder Of deeds. on a charge OF em-
hczzlement as bailee. and three former
employees OF his office on charges OF
con spiraCy