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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
FOLLOWED MAS PLAN
IN RAISING FAMILY
Daughter Of Atlanta Woman Also
Resorted TO Maternity Hos
pitai for Babies.
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Atlanta. Feb. t4--Mra. Eva May
Swain. daughter of Mrs. Alice Son'h.
admitted tC Representatives. Of the
Georgia Board Of Public Welfare in
jacksonville that she had followed In
the footsteps of her mother In adopting
a number of children a8 her own ana
thar she obtained them from some one
IN Atlanta, according 10 announcement
made here last night by officials os tho
Georgia commisslon.
Her admission. II vas said. followed
the statement Saturday Of Mrs. South
that the children were obtained from
th" 81 Nary'g Maternity Ilnspitsi oper
ated by Mra. NJ. : Mitchell. wnere tho
Atlanta woman herself obtained sieveu
babies. including two pairs of tvins
and tripleta. Mrs. South said she aided
her daughter in her scheme and that
tho father wna not aware Of Ahe fact
that the children were not his own
When shown messages concerning her
daughters alleged secret adoption of
children. Mrs. South anid.
Well. II IL every bit true. and lta
another STORY of mother love. ny
daughter grew tired of laviahine her
affections on house full Of poodle
dogs aud I helped her to secretly oh
tain her babies and give birth to them
in my home"
Mrs Swain is the only daughter ~
Mr.. md Mrs South. and now is - years
old. Just fifteen years younger than her
mother.
In 1900 she wa7 married to George
Pew. rnachfrist. Of Richmond. Va
Mrs South aaid Their marriage was
an utter failure and after four years
they separated No children had blessed
| their home.
Eva MAY promptly obtained III
vorce and one year later she became the
wife ~ willis r. Swain. of Jack SONY viilo
He was an electrician for tho con
Ftruction Engineering Company and
had a good Job Their married life wa q
happy from the start and their little
hame waa one of the most delightful
spots In the whole world Rut tao
years passed and NJ children came and
Eva May was bitterly disappointed.
Like myself she had great desire
for children But through II All an.
loved her husband dcvotedly just ag
devotedly NJ ! love mine
Jacksonville. Florida Feb il wills
II. Swain. husband of The daughter ~
| MIS-. T. "a SOUTH ektfe1 iAAt HtKHi fFtA 7
ne bad always been under the irnpres
sion the children were their own
Mrs swain In tears refused n die
/ euas tho matter tonight he said
have not questioned nor closely and
while | car hardly bring myself 70 be-
live she has deceived me Il makes
little difference. az / believe that what
.vor she Id she did believing Il .vae
right
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
KILLS GIRL, SHOOTS SELF.
Rejected Suitor Cleaves Skull
With Axe, and Fires Bullet
Into His Own Head.

Philadclphia, Feb Ia Enragcd be-
cause she would not eopc with him.
ZiInmaro Aggopio. of Taoory, cleft the
skull OF 1I-year-old Mary Nicsstro with
n rusty ax. killing her instantly
Then he fled from the grl's home 20
his own home, where he fired a bullet
INTO his head
Aggcrio, who Is ~ years old and n
Widower, crcpt behind the Rlrl .as she
was stooprg to put OH her shoe, raised
the lorg-handlcd ax and with his full
strcrgth drove tie blade against the back
of the girls head
Daniel Nlcastro. Q years old, the girl
brother, was playing n the yard when
he heard scuilc 10 the front room Of
the house Daniel ran IN and saw Aggemo
standing over the huddlcd body Of his
sister
I'm gong % shoot YOU # you say
much. the slayer threatened. drawing
a revolver The hoy ran ont the front
door The murderer went to the rear.
threw the dripping Ak into the cellar
and then ran 10 his home round the corner.
Aggcnio went ID hl~ room on the sec
ond floor ol the house IIc stood before
d small mirror AS be pressed the mlnzie
of the revolver 10 the night sidc q hia
head and pulled the trigger
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
$4,000 o. SHIP RACE.
Vessels VIII Leave Baltimore "a samr
Time For Golden lratf.

Baltimore zen 4-r1 4e acr
inE and commerria. .r-ies ere r1
san FrarriSco. los Angeles ara rf0aH
keen interest 1as ae-n a-n4srd
outcome u me voyages - thn Dau-o~r
ports * ne steamships HAWkeye "a
and Golden state. which vail SAL f-~r
here within an hour tine ana rtfr
sight * each other ror-orrnw
ne same route and maze similar
between $4,000 ana 100000 -as
yzagered. = j. reported - 70 wnl.e
ce the arst 20 enter the Golden i-
Rlval ines operate ,he essr
Nfatson Navigation Company rlrr
fIawkeye state. under apralr
ION. vhl-e me Pacific Mai -te
t.ompany 0ntroi= me Golden
with captain yard.-y IS ae ar.n
steamers are rraetlca-E - a-
tvps, built on me -ilne genera. "'l'
and Amos; tdent.ca. lrtal.-
ire 5a5 feet oug. have t~p.a''
Ii II 900 tons and are tn. -e' nr4 ir-
passenger ships -uA- -a tHis
The officers lHG r-rrvsen -a.-fr-
owners -t the Salp- say -rr.r
,enuou b. ra-.ng -hsn-
psrs Will uat1ra..y ran -av.r rap-
,hips IL mas me a-s- -,ue
with absolute -alets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
LID ON TIGHT.
In the Matter Of Permits for Liquor With,
drawaIS

Under ruling received today by W
TruNton BoyCe Federal director Of pro-
hibltiou for Delaware from John +
Kramer. Prohibition Commissioner ~
Washington, the latter clamps the lid
even tighter on the enforcement Of pro-
hihition
In u telegram received this morning
Mr. Bovce was instructed that IL,
further withdrawals OF VII isky from
bonded ware bouses will bc permitted nm
th further notice
Under a ruling Of February II similar
IL the above order, exccptioys were
made by several clauses, however. en-
torCcmcUt directors have been directed
u disregard any previous order
Another tVlcGram received nv Mr.
Boycc read Hereafter any person
holding permit to import and sell n-
toNIcatlng liquor pTeiaced bv the letter
p viii not hc permitted { purchase or
Sell any domestic liquor under his permit
No person holding such permit 70 import
ard sell Will hereafter he permitted 70 sell
imported liquors to wholesale liquor
dealers excluding wholesale druggists
Application was rcCCntlv made by Il
citizen ~ Delaware, whose name is not
disclosed for permission to take out 81
bond III another state and dispose oi
liquor con aiming more than onc-haf 81
one per cent alcohol The apphctlon WAS
referred - Washington and Commis-
sIoncr kramer asked that Il he held III
allowance until 4 ruling was made al
the policy ot the prohibition enforcement
bureau generally The new ruling rc-
ceived bv Mr. Boyce TODAY eliminates
wholesale dealers from further permit,
and with DO exceptions whatever
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
LEWIS FISHERIES CASE.
Argument Begun BY Counsel Before
Chancellor Gnrfis Today IN Dover.

special Dispatch - Ever Evening
Dover. Feb I4-Argumcnt began
here this morning IN tho Kent county
Court House. before Chancellor Charles
NJ Curtis til the IAwe.s Fisheries ease.
qghich was heard by the chancellor 3D.
November.
Henry Ridgeley. counsel for Joseph
L. Cahall. receiver II the enmpanv. was
the first speaker. reviewing al length
the several transactions of the directors
in HI purchase and sale of the steam
ers, plants etc also reviewing -hc
prices paid for steamers = whom sold
how sold and in general, arguing ou the
line uf the allegations made il tae bill
of complaint as heard a. the meeting
here IN November
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
NO FUSS OVER SUFFRAGE,
Anti = Not Putting Up Much of Contest
Against Franchise Member.

Henry r Isaacs Democratic State
Chairman.is IN Dover today. Mr. Isaacs,
it is rumorcd has discussed the bill making
suffrage universal a. far as Delaware Is
concerted with his political colleagues,
and has urged them to support the bill
when il is brought up for a vote.
Members Of The Ant's Organization
were at the State Capital las week,
lobbying agairst the measure But their
opposition. it IS said, was not as vigorous
as the fight they put up last spring
Mrs Henry 3 Thompson, leader Of
the anti-sufflage fight last year, left for
Florida on Saturday and expects to be
absent several weeks so that II IS not
likely that the opposition 70 the bill viii
be very strong.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
The Sabbath Question

The Sabbath Question" was the
subject Of discourse last night at the
Maicstic' Theatre by Evangelist T. T.
Collier The main point Of his talk was the
seventh day and which day it is His talk
was illustrated with colored lantern slides.
In speaking Of the Blue Laws, Mr.. Collier
said "The Sabbath was made for man.
not man for the Sabbath, and the day
ofrest not a seventh day, but the seventh
day, which the Jews rightfully observe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
BELOW PRE.WAR PRICES.
Live Stock Decrease in Iaiue Con
tinued All Last Year.

Washington Feb 14-Cattle on
farms are now valued al less than pre-
war prices, the Department of Agricul-
turc announced yesterday. The drop III
value, the Department said, began III
January, 1919. and continued through
out 1920.
The Department further stated that
the decrease in value not only resulted
in' the loss OF all the increases sus-
tanned during the war. but an additional
80 per cent. Hogs have lost SIS per
cent Of the gains made during 1917 and
1918. according 10 the Department 5
np1IrAS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
WAS SpIRTTING SPIRITS.
But Trip Was Cut Short by Constable
Cole and Officer Ingram

Al automobile suspected ot being ~
gagged in carrying liquor was stopped
shortly after , clock last night on The
state road near FaruhurSt bt Constable
Andrew c. Cole and State Highway
Officer Harry Ingram and = gallons oi
alcohol seized
Trder the cover of darkness the driver
Of the machine escaped but Joseph q
Straley- UhoVaS iu the car. was arrested
on "a charge Of violating the state liquor
law He was given a hearing before Mags-
tratc Lawrence ] Broman this morning
and held under $500 bail for the grand
jury
Constable Cole testified that ne heard
Ntralev had hired a machine for trip
10 salisbury Md and on receiving iu-
formation that me man was engaged ~
Transporting liquor hired car driven
hy FcliX Kruger, IN which he overlook
the other car
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
CANADIAN RAIL EMPLOYES
CAN'T Run FOR OFFICE

r. Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Toronto. 01t Eeb 14 Employees Of
the Canadian National Railways. The
eovernaaent system. W.T. not pe per
united % continue in he service and
accept nominations from any poNucaI
party. either federal or proNlnclal' ac-
eordine 70 a ruling by p. B Hanna
president. made public here today
This decision followed consideration
~ j report submitted by a board Of
roteiIi4tion IN the ease Of three om-
moves Who accepted nominations and
were discharged. An exception.
president Hanna said had been granted
il the eaS, Of these men. who viii DC
reinStated.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
LEVY COURTMEN HOME.
Several Members Attended Road Con-
grcss in Chicago

Abel- ~tct~er. president II thc Levy
Court Icyt our Camul~~Ianor Iames
Rall and County Lugne"r / Gr.hh
returned Yesterday from mcago Ill
wherc they attended the road cou gress
Of the American Road Builders ASsocIa-
ton held in the Coliseum An oNhibn
road building equipment ri latest de-
signs proved very interesting Over 10000
persons attended the congress on the
opening day
Levy Court Commissioners Frank r,
Jones. Harry Y Buckson and II J Stra-
horn who also attended the congress
returned late last night j Warren Green,
attorney viii reach here tomorrow
The local Delegation LEFT here last
Monday night
The weekly meeting, Of the Levy nart
Will not be- held tomorrow, but viii bc
held Wednesday instead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14

Washington. Fob PepuhHcan
leadr.n ~ Congress arc awaiting 'ho
inaugural address and gub4oquer+ de-
n ~-tion ~ me Harding fiscal r"'iry
fer guidance n thc revision ~ direct
Federal saxatlor and ~ the tarir
Their plan n revision broadly out
tined which thev nope the new Presi-
dent yin endorse ir
4 Refunding ~ Government var OBJ
liga' aus over period ~ 81 0r ~ years
thersle pos'poning liquidation n the
81 900 o6o ooo victory loon whIrh ma
lures ii 1929
2 Ropeal n ne excess profits tax
sealing down of he higher rurfavas
which drive Investments irto taxfree
securities. and raising the income tax
exemption ~ nrewar 'eveIa
2 Exercise ~ such economy fn GOV
arrrn"rf expenditures tha' 70 zuhsti-
t3te for the excess profits TAX w4ll -
necessary
4-r1-~ n 4 speeial tax possibly
IN sales n raiae the fund s9r the
soldiers bonus
s--Trcrcase II The tariff eor revenu~
~ well ~ protective purposes.
Secretary. of ne Treasury Houston :
estimate that I would he necessary M
raise S4 600 GOO 000 4 year for snrne time
was predicated IN the assumption that
The Victory Toan wtIl Be retired upon
maturity. and on the theory hat the
present generation viii discharge he
entire war debt
Republican leaders are practically 2
nr!t. however. ia holding hat he nex'
generation should bear Its share ~ fhe
expense - ne war. and that the imrne-
diate reduction of taxation. made nossi-
lle gy debt refuadng. viii promote an
earlier revival II trade and industry
whether + viii be possible TO get
along without a substitute for The ex-
cess profits TAX even with exercise n
strictest economy IS the question that
must he met AT me outset ~ TAX re-
yiai0- L looks As Z q majority u me
+ next Congress would he IL favor n re-
f peal.rz -nc profits "a hut on tha q-os-
-.a, ~ 4 substitute there would Re rre-
mendols conflict Il opinion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
BISHOP THURSTON TO
ADDRESS CUURCHMEN
Episcopal Mems Clubs to Hear
Him at ST. Andrews This
Evening.

Bishop r. u. Thurston OF Oklahoma.
who is spending few days i'm Whining
ton as "a guest of Bishop Cook of Della
ware, will address the members of the
Episcopal Mems Clubs of Wilmington
and vicinity tonight Mt ST Andrews q
Church. The meeting was arranged
by St Andrews Mems Club. which will
entertain the mems clubs of other
churches.
Yesterday morning Bishop Fhurston
preached at Trinity Church. In the
afternoon be addressed a rally of Sun
day schools at st. Andrew IS and I'm the
evening preached at st. Johns.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
RETt RN HOME WITH MONEY.
ROBBED AND MTRDEREu
Rx Associated Press 70 Ever Freninr

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Budapest. Feb. IA number Of
Hungsrians who have returned recent
J., from the United States have become
victims OF an organized murder gang
here Disguised as guides members Of
this organization lurk near the rail-
way terminals and press their sery tces
upon unsuspicious arrivals. who are
then led into out OF the way places.
waylaid and robbed and sometimes
murdered
a few days ago the body of George
bodnar was taken out OF the Danube
where it had evidently been thrown.
Bodnar arrived in Budapest recently
from Connecticut with $4,000 in his pos
session
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
PADEREwsKI n l. :.
Former Polish Premier i In Route ,o
California Ranch.

New York, Eco. IA ,gnace Paes
euski, foremost plaalst and tornel p
nler II Poland. accompanied by Mm,
PadercvsN. arrived Yesterday 'n
French IIne steamship Franch, en-
70 his Csliiornia ranch, where He ann,
% he Nill take an extended -esf
The former Nohsb Preme r1,
that &c win 'cave his 's.t'rnla
PaSo Robes, p TIME 20 sttell ~ f..
of Nations meeting ln, Ssptcmry 'e
announces hat he VII rct apps
any concerts du0ug his stay % me l0,.,
states.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
LeaisIatiye Commitlee Meetinq.

Members Of the Legislative Committee
oI the Chamber Of commerce will meet
in the rooms Of the chamber tomorrow
evening to reorganizc the various sub
committees Of the general committee.
Each subcommittee IS expected 10 look
after he various bills that are nov before
the Legislature that have TO doWlth their
rtictIlar committee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
ALL OVER PIGEON PIE.
Leads TO Arrest on Charge of Theft Of
Birds

An appetite for pigeon potpie, accord
ing To report, brought four men into
Municipal Court today, charged with the
larceny Of 81 pigeons from Stephen
Lipenski Of Harrison and Linden streets
and Adam Minsta, 1908 Maple street
The men were Stanley Reinbecki, Peter
Budzinsk Wladislaw Melifsli and Tony
Owaski Judge Hastings continued the
case until Wednesday
The men were arrested by Officer
Leon Skepski. while they were eating
the potpic Yesterday morning at the home
of Owaski on South Van Buren, street
Fourteen Of the pigeons were converted
into potpic and all but six Of the remainder
freed. In court the SIC pigeons keep up
continual coOlng during the Ecar,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Supposed Runaway Bows

Clifford Miller, I9 years old. and
James DeGarmo. Is. supposed runaway
boys, were arrested here today and are
being held for the New York authori-
ties. They are said to have been placed
by the New York Aid Society on a
farm at Preston. Nd. and 70 have run
away on Saturday They were picked
Up by Traffic Officer Fisher at Eleventh
Z I'd Market streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
AUDITORIUM OFFICERS.
p. c. Hessler Chosen President and y
". Howell Measurer and Business
Manager

The several meetings Of the stockholders
Of the Comnunity\Rccreation Company
operating the Auditorium faally resulted
ed in the following directors and. officers
being elected
Paul G. Ilesslcr president, George
A. Wilson, vicc-prcsident; Nathaniel
W Howell, treasurer ]. H. Hopes secre-
tarv; George PoiTce. j Warner Reed
Samuel Dillon Leonard Il Wales and
Paul Thompson. directors
Mr. Ho0welI was also elected busl-
ness manager and will have charge Of all
financial transactions for the company
Mr. Thompson remains MS entertainment
manager
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
FRENCH DEPUTIES ~
PLOT AGAINST Coz kkN Al NI

81 Associated Press 90 ENep -.r
PARIS Feb. '4-Thr rrr.-
members cf the ham 'cr
who have been involved
ii, plot against the Trer ,t
K mnsnent accosd4us Z a>.
sources connected wlth -Hr VESTS
iato Communist aettiue. fh, 1ar.
ber next Thursday ~ fridA>
asked to deprive the W.. acpaae-
parliamoutarN iutn-rtt nt
rest viii follow iec.Ar,
deputies alleged p, v.cern
prominent m ne May Nas I-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Full POWER TO OBREGON.
Mexican Cangress WIN Likely Allow
Him 10 settle OIL Problem.

Bv Associated Eress 10 Every Evening
Mexico city. FEB. f4.-DeIegat.on u
power to President obregon 20 regulate
matters IS forecast By Fasquez Schlaf-
mo. official mayor of the department
oi commerce and industry He say :
that notification ot article = II ,he
Me1le4n e9nstitutiou which national
izeS prtro.e4Ia deposits cannot he writ
tel INTO law bE ths Extraordinary ses-
Sioe Il Congress which began Feb. : or
b. The sgu.ar session which Viii cor
vene On MAY
1t 5 impossible, he said, FOR such
proposition 70 be given careful study.
debated aud approved within The
limited time before Congress and the
only solution would he 20 invest P-esl-
dent Qoregon with extraordinary power
10 deal with the petroleum matters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Mnndcrs ~ lie W.

H. q Ostraudcr of YoukcIs ~ s.,
viii give lecture before the pupils and
friends If the Friend School al Il5
tomorrow afternoon in The meeting
house Fourth and West streets Ills
subject viii be "Wondorlauds of the
Great West and the lecture Will be
illustrated with lantern slides and
motion pictures All interested are in
Vited to attend
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
TRAINS COLLIDE soINJURED.
Motorman on Long Island r. r. Disre-
garded Signals.

b. Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. Feb. Edward Costello,
motorman on a Long Island Railroad
tram that colhded last night with an
express tram al Brooklyn switch crossIug z.
njuung more than sixty persons, flfteen
seriously. was held today charged N1th
felonIous assault.
The local tram. public service luve>ti-
gators say, passed danger signals and
vent ON the main track and when halt
way past the switch was struck by The
express. which they claimed had The
right Of way
The trans were made up Of seven car :
each All coaches were crowded TIE
persoI seriously injured were IN three
coaches OF the local tram which We're
Knocked from thc rails
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Called TO New York by Death.

Mrs. Philip Heimlich, PIP West street,
was called TO New York yesterday, on
account of the death Of her father, Satur-
day night Two Of NJ Heinlich' brothers
visited here Saturday and left for the
West that night The funeral services
will be held tomorrow afternoon. Mr..
Heimlich will leave for New York today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
NEW SPAPER CHANGE.
Morning News Takes Up Permanent
Quarters in journal RujIdiug.

The Morning News today was issued
from its new home in the News journal
Building al the southwest corner Of
Fourth and Shipley Streets.
The mechanic equipment Of The
Morning News and the Evening Journal
have been combined and both papers
now use the same machines and the
papers are printed on the same press.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
rYpHUs ALARMS ENGLt>p.

I.onior Feb lev,.
Agency Jhe o0 n-o-
a campagn tA 1av' T
through Enghsh port, .-e'll.' eNN e ne-
Tho campaign IS result '' rreNt'e
numerous cases CT tvpha, Nt'f ''r'
10 America hN eu grants
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Bellefonte Community League.

The monthly business meeting of the
Bellsfonte Community League win be
hold tomorrow evening at the home Of
g j.. Ocheltree, Bellefonte Avenue. at
3 o'clock. Business Of importance per
tanning 10 the completion Of the new
Community House will be considered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
HOUSE DEFEATS
Continued from page

dent undertakers, whom removing a
corpse from the State. to pay Zee of Sc.
The Senate received and flied COM
munication from the Chamber of Com
merce of Wilmington. approving the
Bipartisan City Charter bill
MilIsboro borrowing Bin.
The House hill increasing the bor-
rowing power of Millsboro from To Is
per cent of the assessed valuation of the
real estate in the town was made SEN
ate special order for Wednesday morn
ing.
senator Robertson, who called up the
bill. explained that 1t provides for nor
mai referendum.
Senators Alice. Price and Short
thought that at the referendum one vote
should be allowed for zach dollar Of
taxation paid,
Senators Bennett and Palmer said the
citizens of Millsboro favor the bill
as drawn.
The House bill appropriating $4,000
10 the Old Folks Home. Dover was
made a Senate special order for tomor-
row morning.
The Senate Concurred in the House
hill authorizing rural telephone com
panies TO increase their rates without
reducing the number of telephones on
party lines.
The Senate passed the Senate bill
amending the charter Of Milford by
enabling women TO vote at town cleo
tions and requiring them to pay town
| taxes.
Many members OF the Legislature
signified intention of attending Amer
icanization exercises in Wilmington
"Wednesday night. They were told din
ncr win be provided for them soon after
their arrival
Representative Phillips. after three
weeks Illness of grip. resumed his
Legislative duties today. and tho House
again has Democratic majority OF
one.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-14
Al. DRUAiMOND DEAD.
Was Formerly Chief of Secret Service of
United States

Bv Associated Press to Every Evening
New York Feb II The death
Of Andrew l. Drunmoud -. former
chef Of the nted States Secret Service,
noted for his investigation Of the original
ku kluN klan, was announced here
today lie died at his home in brooklyn.
Saturday.
lie Joined the Secret Service IN 1870
and one Of his first assignments Was in
correction with the famous Southern
secret organizations tic was made chief
If The ictvcc III 1891 ard retired few
wears aEo