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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-07-14

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CIRCUIT JUDGE
HON. ELVIS J. STAIR
HON. BEN ). ADAMS
HON. W. II. HESTER
HON. J. T.. WARikES
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY
HON. j. ID. VIA
HON. FLAvIOUS ID. MARTIN
HON. MILTON q. ANDERSON
SHERIFF
.. A. CALI THOMAS
J. q. WEST
III. q. SHAW
JOHN NJ. THOMPSON
W. G. (ClarenceD REED
WALTER l. SHUPE
DAN BRIGGS
GUY HOWARD
Q. A. MURCHISON
BOB JACKSON
MAX ROPER
CIRCUIT CLERK-
w. l. HAMPTON
(for ReelecticnD
COUNTY COURT CLERh-
o. G. HENRY
(for Reelection)
MISS HUNTER tJett) BROWDER
TAX COMMISSIONER
w. T. COFFEY
/ (for Reelection)
j. z. JEFFRESS
/ JAS. X. MILNER
COUNTY ATTORNEY
II DEE l.. M'NEILL
II (for ReelectionD
LON ADAMS
JAILER-
RI tToBE) JACKSON
LON PALMER
w. 9. (simp) SEAT
I. T. (EdD BARBOUR
COUNTY JUDGE
CHAs. ID. NUGENT
w. J. M'MURRY
REPRESENTATIVE
w. T. WALKER
w. T. EAsLEY
MAGISTRATE, Dist- NO. p
q. A BASSETT
HENRY POLLOCK
MAGISTRATE. Dist. No. g.
LESLIE BRICE
BRENT VAUGHN
INDEPENDENT ANNOUNCEMENT
MAGISTRATE, Dist. No. s.
w. T. BARTON
WEST HICKMAN NJ. r. CHURCH
Sunday School at o AS a. IN.
Preaching IL a. m and Z 80 p. m.
first and third Sundays
Prayer service Thursday night 4:
p. m
Everybody cordially invited
Rev. v. Z Banks. Pasto
wALLACE'S LIvERADE relieS
biliousness and constipation w
take calomel.
For sale by Hickman Drug Co.
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CIRCUIT JUDGE
HON. ELVIS J. STAIR
HON. BEN ). ADAMS
HON. W. II. HESTER
HON. j. T.. WARikE\
The herald., 1921-12-01


United States of America. State OF Louis
lana, Parish of Orleans. City of New Or
leans. Re II known. that on this twenty
sixth day Of October, in the year or our
Lord one thousand, nine hundred AND
twenty-one, before me: Azzo Joseph
stoned and qualified in and for the Parish
and State aforesaid, therein residing and
in the presence Of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigned, personally
came and appeared, the versions whose
names are hereunto subscribed. who sew
orally declared that, availing themselves
of the provisions Of the laws OF the State
of Louisiana in such cases made and pro-
yided, they have contracted, covenanted
and agreed to bind, form and constitute
themselves, and do hereby bind, form ana
constitute themselves, as well as all such
other persons as may hereafter join or
become associated with them, into cor
poration and body polite in law, for the
objects and purposes and under the ar
ticles, agreements and stipulations fol-
lowing. to-wit:
ARTICLE THE name and style Of this
corporation shall be DEMONSTRATING
Carroll, Inc, and under that name II shall
have and enjoy all the rights, advantages
and privileges granted by law to corpora
lions, and shall exist for the full term
day. 1t shall have power to contract, sue
and be sued; to make and use a corpor-
ate seal, and the same to break and alter
at pleasure; to hold, receive, lease. re-
claim. purchase and convey, as well as
mortgage. hypothecate and pledge pro-
perty, real, personal and mixed, corporal
and incorporeal: to issue bonds, notes and
other obligations or negotiable instru-
ments; to name and appoint such man
ayers, directors, officers, agents and
other employees, as the interest and con-
venience Of said corporation may require
or demand; to make and establish such
bylaws, rules and regulations for the
management and control Of its business
and affairs as may be deemed necessary
or expedient, and the same to change
and things necessary and proper to carry
out the objects and purposes Of said cor
poration.
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile of said cor
poration is hereby fixed in the City of
New Orleans, State Of Louisiana, but 1t
any Of the States of the United States,
the Federal Districts and in foreign
countries. All citation and other legal
process shall be served on the president,
and, In his absence, on the vice-president
OF said corporation. In the absence Of
the president and vice-president, then said
process shall be served upon the secre-
tary of said corporation.
ARTICLE !II-The objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation Is Or
ganixed and the nature Of the business
to be carried on by It, are hereby de-
clared to be: To make. buy and sell and
generally to deal In all kinds Of automo-
bile tires, inner-tubes, batteries, tools,
spark plugs, lamps, coverings, parts.
electrical supplies and equipment and
generally to do and engage in any other
business, undertakings or profession
connected with, growing out Of or incf-
dental to the purposes hereinabove set
iof'n' ae
The herald., 1921-12-01
cHARrpsS

tnls eorporatioD -
, ,Sr in Section are ssrk
Oy and throsgb ~ shan Z
reference s0i r. ., Of Diiss,,s't, 7
ana mortgage ' rs,rI stocsIsI.s:R
ICY ,doG Of the ASST. ,s ,ny w
such terms. O. con I'll; cOf gs'.,. /
sun, ,ums and assets '', 10 aaS
,a The duties Of ' me
De De set forth in ~, me seV.,N :.
amended ,toel and sIt s Board TS%i
they shall have tiSe a At 10.
y whd or Other ye tight u ~
Board Of D d @ay not !. .','s
, aeglors may detesn,ss aid =
general manager . .hnnne al
r rectors and the cue. 40. oy u.
company may several IN.
manager such dn,issss'e 10 ~
10 their resnao. guties a Va
o oy ire s subject, hOweSslsii,c 's b N
NC No stOekholdIear So,l's ,sts ~
eHrr be liable for n "a, sSI' s.orp,s.
q their s SuSstr,taS,,'sn. De ~ ". I
such liability. 'Aall nh.
ARTICLE VII
snail be subject ~ I. Of M
IN Act 267 Of ths ~ lie MS NJ
o od isl4; The caplt, II', .,sa1a q:
q this charter fs O to Increased ,SV ~
ing the sum Of On, saS'.r y
Thus done and sly,.,
date hereinaboye S srsaed mSLI
y New OrleannsC.'ssen and WRIT" = e IA SsI
W. Wi,S Spel5er and E. S. H sIs .,,''
reading of the Sbo Js'a'L Il
setung opposite their ~, y. q,
an original original subscriptior0' 10 =, "
ORIGINALLY sIGS S rs
l share; +. o. Denny +, NSs.lrs
ward, l share; Z. T. IN, sssur !
ert street, ! share. ''Oelst u
5. Hayford. 'pelnsf u /
CSigned) WARREN
a.. i. the undersigned R.s s.sr
cages cages In and for the P ssSs !, I
State of Louisiana. Al h. sll3 4 q
me me above !. Z. and foregoing Al \ s Z
tlon OF the BID ImpsnsSS,t I y y hal
W. was p tnis day day duly RECORDED N, \ q
In Book 1888, Folio. Nss "
'signedl R0Bf. NJ
A true coDv ., ~. DEPUTY ~
office. '''s'ah mE \
WARREN '. Min
Nov. 1O-pec X S't'T /
The herald., 1921-12-01

CHARTER OF THE SOUTHERN TYPE
WHlTEB AND SUPPLY COMPANY.
INCORPORATED.
United States Of America, State of Lon
isiana, Parish Of Orleans, Be Il known.
tnat on this fourth day Of November, in
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
PROSVAZOVf REPUBLlkA
Nj kARAJi IiARVEY-HO.

New York, "a. kv6tna. Pro-
svaZovi republican, V cele $
prof. Irvingem Fisherem 2 va
leske university, poslali dne
kabelovou depesi lordu Rober-
tn Cecillovi. protestujici proti
nedavnemu prohlaseni velvy-
stance Harvey-ho re zvolenim
presidenta Hardinga bylo roz-
hodnuto pxoti vstoupeni Ameri
KY do Svazu Narodn Depese oh
sahuje n&sleduiici resoluci pfi-
iatou na schulz prosvazovych h
repuhlikanu vcera vecer:
"Usneseno, re delegati neod-
vislych prosvazovych republi-
kann, celonarodni organisace,
tlumoci lordu Robertu CecilO-
vi a Jednott Svazu Narodu pc
vne uiisteni, ze smysleni v A
merice jest slime pro Svaz Ma
rodu.
i "MnoZi nejprednejSich re
publikanu. .mezi mimi p. Hughes
nyhi sekretar statu; p. Hoover
nyni sfkretar obchodu; di'ivej.
81 president Taft a Elihu Root
primlouVati- Sc 70 zvotenl5 p
Hardingoyo do dradu president
skehd 2, tbhd auvodu, ze jeho
zvoleni bude neibezpetnejSi
cestu pro vstup Ameriky dc
SvaZu.
"Prosvazovi neodvisli repu.
blikani tudiz durazn6 prote-
stuji, ze presidentska volba
roZhodla jakymkoli Zpnsoben
proti vstupu Ameriky % Syazt
Narodu, iak tvrzeno bylo vel
gyslancem Haryeym."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
STRELRA MA BROADWAY.

Jeden domnely lupic lezi po-
strelen ma vezenskem oddeleni
mestskd nemocnice policie Sc
shani po dvou jeho spolecni-
clch, 2 nichz jeden jest taktez
zasazen kuli zeleznicniho de-
tektiVa "a prestfelky povstale
pri pokusu tehoz oloupiti. Tn.
Lear, 4109 Augsburger rd. S.
W., detektiv drahy New York
Central, vracel Sc prave domd
re sluZby ma nadrazi ma O.
range rd., kdyz byI pojednou
pred cislem 1885 ma Broad
way zastaven tfemi muzi, KITE
ii mu nakazovali dati ruce
vzh6ru. Lear slice TAX ucinil, a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
OPERT.TNf FREDSTAyENf v
CLEVELANDE BUDOU OD-
LOZENA 0 TYDEN.

Jak nam prAve oznamuje p,
j. R. Krejci, byli cesti opernl
pevci cestujfcf do Spoj. Statt
nasledkem stanovene karante-
ny pro vSechny cestujief pricha
zejici cd vJchodu Havru
zd1zeni a jak telegrafujf, ma
stoupi cestu okeanskou teprve
dne %, kvetna Havru do
New Yorku. Neocekavanou pre-
kazkou zdrzf se tudiz jejich
clevelandske vystoupeni O.
znamovanych operetach 0 cely
tyden, na kterou okolnost upo-
zorhujeme vsechny, kdoz 81 jiz
byli listky pi. Smrzove G..
n. S. ma Broadway zakoupili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
VYLOUCENi NEOPRAVNE-
NYCH STAVkARU Z BRA
TRSTVA LOKOMOTIVNlCH
STROJNfkU.

Ma trlrocnim sjeZdu Bratr-
stya lokomotivnich stroiniku
schyaleno bylo vylouceni 2400
clenu, kteri minuleho leta W.
sli ma stavku prot zn6ni uza-
vfene smlouvy. Ma zasedani
bylo jednohlasne uZnano IA
spraVne jednani vyboru, jenz
utinil toto vylucovaci rozhod-
mutt, coz jest iistym prohlase-
MIN duvery dneSnl administra-
ce mocheho tohoto bratrStva
zeleZnicnich zamestnancu. By
10 ocekayano, ze bude o navrhu
sweden Zurivy debatni boj, ale
nestalo Sc tax a hlasovani 405
delegatt netrvalo dele iak 5
minut. Dalsi projednavani te-
TO Zalezltosti svereno bude vel
ko-sefovi bratrstva Warren S.
Stone-ovi,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
z KAZNTCF UPRCHLT
TREaSTNfE pOLAPEN
PRI MOVE LOUPEzI.

P. F, Rivers, jenz Y tervenc.
r. 1919 uprchl z mansfieldske
polepsovny, kan odsouzen by
pro zabiti, jehoz Sc dopust,l
"a pTepadenf Thompsonova re-
staurantu, 235 Euclid Ave.
prave ma stedrV veter 1918, pfi
kterem zastfelen byl poklad-
nix q. Bonner, naleza Sc opet-
ne "a rfizemi venice v Elni-
re. By rolapen phi kradezi au-
tomobilu a loupezi pOblize jme
novaneho nl6sta. Do Elniry w
Sian nebude, ale postaven pre-
dem pred soud statu New Yor-
ku.
II. kyetna We spolecnosti j.
Steho Rice, alias Williama Reil
lyho pfiieli oba pred gasoline
Won stanici a zadali ma MATTE
Ii teze NOsworthovi gasolin, ia
kterY necht6li zaplatiti a toho-
to pozd6ji, kdyz jej byli okrad
Ii, zavreli do zadni mistnosti,
nacez ujeli ale byli po delsf
honbt .elmirskou policii pola-
peni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
POZDRAV Z NEW YORkU.

Pan Vaclav Novotny vzpo-
mnel 81 ma mas a zaslal nam prV
nj pohlednici z New Yorku, We
ktere ZdiaVi ctenaistvo Syeta.
Vvletnici pribyli do New Y0r.
ku V nedeli rano 9. hodino
ranni "a dobr6 nalady V plnem
zdravi. Nalada byla vSak pone-
kud Zakalena zv6sti, ze p. JOS.
kraus byl pfi sestupovani $
vlaku V metropoli mad Hudso-
mem okraden o $50. Ucastnici
ubytovani jsou vesmes V hotelu
Albert ma Universite Place A
II. ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25

= Vsechny ceske rybarske
kluby sc uvedomuji, ze vse-
chny silky, parmy, belize,
lososoye, pstruzi a t. d. bu-
dou NIT velkou hromadu ma
jarmarce, dne IL. cervna
1921 v rybnice J. A. ko-
mensky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25
ODSOUzENA SVEDKYNE "
McCANNONOVE PROCEsU.
Ia snahu Premlouvati svsdky
pcbude Cd / do 10 rokI
rckotarns.

Porota trestniho soudce G.
P. Baera uznala pf. Delii Nc
Inerneyovou "a to, ze Sc sna-
Ella opatfiti svedky, lztefl by
mluvili We prospech obzalova-
lneho byvaleho pfednosty mu-
nicipalniho soudu McGannona,
yi1nou a teto pfirknut byl hned
soudcem trest veZeni cd /
do deseti rokH, ktery musi od-
pykati V zenske marysvillske
polepsovne. Jest jiz druhou
osobou dnes jiz odsouzenou
pro svadeni ku kfivemu svede-
ctyf V nechutnem procesu tAh-
noucimu Sc jiz pres rok.
Ones postaven bude pred
soud sam McGannon, ably zod-
povidal sc 2 Ginu podobneho,
K odsouzeni McIperheyove pri-
spela hlavne vypoved' jiz pred
tim uznaneho falesneho sv6d
ka Josefa Johnsona, kteremu
obzalovana hroZila, ze jej j s
rodinou vyhodi bytu, nebude-
Ii svedciti, jak mu bude naka-
zano. Sam byl taktez uznan
pred nedavnem vinnym kfive-
no svedectyi a ocekava vynese-
nj rozsudku We vaZbe okresni-
no soudu.
V pripadu McInnerneyove
radila Sc porota po pet a pul
hodiny, nez-li vyfkla vyrok o
vine. Hned po rozsudku usta-
noVil soudce Baer zaruku $1O,-
600, ktera byla manzelem OBJ
zalOvane zarucena ma jeho do
me, Ala Franklin Ave-, kterJ
odhadnut Jest ma $4,000. PRAY
mix odsouZene zeny podal IA
dost o novy soud.
Jistou sensaci zpGsobila obvi
nena "a vcerejsiho dne V soud-
nj SIM, kdyz Sc ZvlaStni asistel.l
zalobce David zminoval, re by
la jiz jednou odsouZena ma sc
dni "a suspendOvaneho rOZsud
ku, Zvolala hlasite, ze jest tC
lez. Obhajce Du Lawrence ia.
lozil obranu svoii sverenky na
okolnosti, ze hlayni svedel'
Johnson neni nikterak spole.
hlivym muzem, jelikoz jest du-
sevne nepricetnym nasledken
zraneni automobilem, IA kte.
reho mu byla hlava zran6na
TAX, ze mu byl vylat ia opera
ce kus lebecni kosti. Muz tax.
to postizeny nemuZe Sc pry te,
siti pameti naprosto spolehli
We. Po prohlasenl roZsudku Wy.
slovil obhajce prekyapeni slo
Wy, ze proti vsem, kdoz jsou :
procesu McGannonoye, sncast
neni panuje jisty pfedsudek. y
porote. jez uznala McInerney
oyou vinnou,l zasedaly 4 zeny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25

le revolverem ozbroienou ru-
kou a vypalif ka kazdym pr
chaifcfm lupicem dve rany. Je-
den z Mich zasazen do ramene
klesl k zemi a byl zjisten jako
Clarence Stevens, 22O1 vych.
33. u1., ale detektiv tvrdi, ze tre
fiji ieste jednohb sice primo v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25

prsa.
Pachatele .jsou die policej.
Mich domnenek patrne ii sami
ktefi v pondeli v noci v King.
sbury Run parku u vych. 40
ul. zadrzeli a odzbrojili poll.
cejnlho straznika Karla Jelin.
ka. 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-25

NIX UR S.
Podepsani uctive
zvou vsechny ceske
stavitele a kontrak-
tory ma pocitani stav
by move cihlove a
kamene dvoupatro-
We obchodni budovy
ma Broadway.
Plany a specifika-
ce jsou k nahlednuti
vy!oo,zieny 70, u architek-
til pp. Howell &
Thomas, $500 Euclid
Ave. v dnech cd 26.
kvetna cd z. do S. ho
diny odpoledni.
Blizzssii vysvetleni
mono tez obdrzeti v
els. 53i7 Broadway.
Nabidka a rozpoGty
stavebni prijjimany
budou u architekta
v kancelari a jest
nutno podati je nej-
dele do 5. cervna I'll.
V krajanske ucte
A. Nosek a Synove.
N. B. Kdo by chtel
S t a va jici budovu
koupiti a odsteho,va.:
ii, proda Sc velmi
LEVINE. SIS
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
Tax ReUisiOn
and Economy
Plan for Relief
Chairman House Committee
Suggests Means to Trim
Expense.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Paying off
of the nations short time Indebtedness
as a step In trimming Government ex-
penditures is urged today by Congress
man James W. Good, chairman Of the
House Committee on Appropriations, in
q statement issued through the United
States Chamber of Commerce, in which
he declares shat "a continuation of heavy
taxes will stife American industry"
Mr.. Good believes that a saving can
be effected by a system of economy and
by national financing Of temporary loans.
I'VE do not need revenue derived from
the excess profits tax" he says, IF We
will reduce our appropriations"
During the next three years, according
to Mr. Good. loans will mature amount
ing to $1,000. 100000. These obligations
should be met, he points out, by rehnanc-
ing, rather than by levying taxes on
American industry.
Mr.. Good proposes that the customs
revenue shall approximate $4OO.OOO,OOO,
and as a substitute for the excess profits
tax suggests an increase of the tax on
spirits, tobacco and passenger automo-
biles.
He also believes that the taxes on
freight and passenger fares should be
removed because 1T will not be difficult
to find now miscellaneous sources Of tax
alton that would not be burdensome to
take their place"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
ARREST TWO FOR
WHISKY SELLING
Agents Hold Local Men as Re-
suit of Still Capture.

With the arrest of Otto Barnard, 2143
North Gale street., and Mack Hon, 1929
Parker avenue, Federal prohibition agents
believe they are well on the way to-
ward breaking up a gang of whisky
sellers that has been the source of con-
siderable annoyance to the department.
Barnard and Hon were arrested Thurs
day by Lieutenant Cox and Agents
George Winkler and r. II. Abel. They
are held for investigation In connection
with the discovery of a still few days
ago on the farm Of Russell Cant, r. f. d.
No. 2, Greenfield.
Abel and Winkler arrested George II.
Lueken, R. T. D. No. I, Greensburg.
Thursday, and seized a thirty gallon
still and nine gallons Of whisky found
on his premises.
Two arrests and the seizure of a sixty
gallon still, $50 gallons of mash and
large quantities of sugar and currants
resulted Wednesday from a raid made
by Ora White, NJ. Bundy and A. Thomas,
prohibition agents, assisted by Sheriff
Mitchell of Vigo County, on the farm of
William Dougherty Sr., near Coal Bluff,
Parke County. Dougherty and his son
were found leaving the still but they de-
MED any knowledge Of It, They were
placed In Jail at Terre Haute.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
Births

- WilliaH and Addie Hoeltke, 1870
Frank and Maud Kibbs. 2O1s Ludlow.
=, Robert and Mellane Losey, Clark
Hlakeslee Hospital, girl
FRED and Helen Gray, 1880 Commerce
Harry and Margaret Smith. IS, Madison
Apartment, boy.
.Tobian and Cordie Childrese, 427 Viz
ginia, girl
Claude and Nina Drake, Deaconess Hos
pital, girl.
Robert and Anna Fields, . Plum boy.
Ohmar and Lena Galbraith, 151 Bake
meyer. boy.
Clell and Mabel Taylor, 3Os villa, girl.
Wmpole and Mary Albright, 424 West
Thirty Ninth, girl.
Rufus and Ada Hicks, 637 Bright. girl.
Joshua and Leatha Landers, 1926 East
New York, girl.
Freeman and Hazel Miller, 1917 Draper,
boy.
Harold and Dorothy Welding. Metho-
dist Hospital girl.
John and Harriet Mellett. Methodist
Hospital, girl
Clifford and Mfburn Kirby, Methodist
Hospital, girl.
Milton and Jennie Foreman, Methodist
Hospital. girl
Charles and Flossie Kilgore, Methodist
Hospital, boy.
Ivan and Virginia Google, Methodist
Hospital, boy.
ROzier and Lula Oilar, Methodist Hos
pital, girl.
Edward and Florence Mitchell, Metho-
dist Hospital, girl
John and Matte Jones, Methodist Hos
pital, girl.
Lawrence and Josephine Ayers. S74
Fletcher. boy.
Otto and Alice Dyer, 1880 West Twenty
Sixth, boy.
Albert and Irma Gisler, 93s North Bev-
lille, boy.
Ross and Mildred Ludlow, 1888 North
Illinois, girl.
Albert and Mary Bader, 1916 Woodlawn,
girl
william and Ethel Keller 1925 East
North, girl
James and Ella Day, DAT North David
son, girl.
Curtis and Freda Boyer, 1882 St. Peter,
boy.
Roscoe and Nora Mountjoy. 419 South
Butler, boy.
Ralph and Georgia Billeter, 537 West
Twenty Eighth, girl.
Sam and Sarah Shafsky, Oh South
Capitol, girl.
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By others, however. 1t is felt that Daugh-
erty's recommendation is far more likely
to be for a communication of sentence in
the near future. Debs still has seven
years of his ten-year sentence to serve.
The physical appearance Of the prls-
Oner made marked impression on those
who saw him. Naturally thin the three
years in Atlanta has enhanced this ap-
pearance and added to it the pallor that
accompanies confinement. The most
marked thing about his appearance, how
ever, was the indication of extreme ner-
vOusness. There are many statements on
the Attorney Generals desk from many
sources that Debs cannot i've to serve
out his sentence. Whether or not this is
true, Delh' physical condition will figure
largely in the final consideration of his
case
The conference between Debs and the
Attorney General and the arrangements
that accompanied It established a prece-
dent in Washington. SO far as is known.
never before has a Federal prisoner been
permitted such a privilege.
The journey was planned with the
utmost secrecy. Only the prison offic-
ials we're in on the secret. In Wash
ington oaIy President Harding, Attorney
General DaUgherty and Chief William J.
Flynn of the Department Of Justice
were aware Of Debs' visit.
Debs came and went away unrecog-
nized. He was on a train and an hour
out OF Washington before the fact of
his visit became known.
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HOG MARKET
TONE DULL
Few Light Hogs Sold at $11.5O
Cattle Slow, Steady.
RANGE OFF HOG PRICES.

There was an inactive tone to the hog
markets at the opening of the local live
stock exchange today. First prices were
25c higher on light and light mixed hogs,
but after the shippers had bought SUI
hCient NUMBER to fill their demands,
dull and weaker tone struck the market
Receipts for the day approximated
1000 fresh hogs and 1900 left over from
the market of the day before, and it was
estimated that only about half Of the
fresh receipts were sold at the close Of
the forenoon hours.
After the demands of the shippers had
been filed Kingan & Co. and other buy
ers were bidding SOC lower on the heavy
hogs and in cases Toe lower on the few
light and mixed hogs that were left.
First sales on light hogs were at $11.25
011.50, while the few light mixed hogs
that were sold brought generally S11.25.
Pigs were generally 25c higher at $11.50
and down, while roughs brought $3.50
and down at the opening of the market
The bulk of the few hogs that were
sold brought S10.75@11.50.
With receipts close to 700 cattle, and
the spirit of the holiday clearly reflected
in the trade, cattle prices were no more
than steady today. Trade was only fair
ly active.
Calf prices were generally 81 lower on
goo dand choice veals and practically
steady on other grades, with the bulk or
the good and choice veals bringing S109
11.5O and a few scattered sales at So,
but that number was very small and
such sales were really not within the
general market schedule
Medium calves brought $SG10, and
common, seas.
There was a fairly good demand for
the poorer grade Of calves, while the de-
mand for choice veals was poor.
Receipts for the day ran close to 600
calves.
There were approximately 100 sheep
and lambs on the market and prices were
generally steady. There were no spring
lambs on the market.