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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

that the girl left the hospital, Oc-
tober 8, going first 20 Auburn, Nc
braskn, and later 10 Kansas CITY
She wired him TO come there, he
alleges, and he NJ once quit his job
and borrowed $500 with which 10
make the trip. Williams declares
that at Topeka the Hammett girl
ratified marriage contract with
him and promised 10 marry him
when she became OF age, October
%, but that on November 8. she
announced that her mind was
changed and asked Williams to re
turn 10 Sspulpa,
Williams declares he spent his
$500 In nursing and waiting on Ger
aldine and furthermore that nc has
been rldlculed and humiliatod 10 the
extent that he values his loss at
500, 900. lie alleges In the petition
that when she became OF age last
month, her property was valued at
$40 900.
ON the day the Hammett girl be-
camo OF age. she was sued by n
woman living near Okmulgee for
500, 900 for alleged alienation OF her
husbands affections. The suit is
still pending.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
POLICE BATTLE
WITH STRIKERS
Clash First Disturbance
by River Workers at
New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2s.-Two
hundred ana nfty policemen battled
for an hour latc today with union
sympathilors ~ the striking river
front workers. The battle extended
over space OF rive blocks IN the
vicinity of the foot Of Canal street
humorous arrests w,fc made and a
number ~ injured were sent so hos
pltais
The clash was the first serious
disturbance that has marked the
strike, in which $4,000 men are out
Niutiug started when non union
workers began 10 leave their Jobs for
the day. Iron bars. bricks. clubs and
fists were used freely by both Sides.
Cnll Police Reserves
Police reserves were called and
plunged into the struggle The Of
fciai estimate ia that at least 20
mon were seriously beaten, although
many Of these had not reached hos
pltuls for some tlwc Hfb,r the fight
prcfcrrlng TO make their escape
down slide strots Nonc ~ the in
jurcd cases reported Will prove fatal,
hospital authorities say
Tonight heavy forces Of hnrbor
guards augmented the police on
rivcr front duty and large reserve
were held AT the more central pre-
C.nCt stations.
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my LITTLE GIRL HAS
GAINED Is POUNDS"
SAYS HAPPY MOTHER

had that her teacher called on me
to find out why she had gone back
no In her lessons. When asked her
why she failed so in her school work
she cried and said she studied as
hard as ever, but couldn't seem to
remember, Only a mother can un-
derstand what ! suffered when saw
my daughter slowly, but surely, fad
ing away each day | could hardly
Keep back the tears when looked
at her
six months ago we took her out
OF school thinking this might help
her, but she continued to grow
worse. We were told she would
get better when she got older, but
| was AFRAID she couldn't live and
nave shed many n tear over her con.
dition. In fact, my husband and
myself. both, were downright sick
from worry over her, and yet, moth
ing did her any good.
'One day my husband said, why
not have Mary try Tanlac? Each
morning | have read In the papers OF
someone being helped by IL and 1t
may be what she needs.
We'll. | had tried everything else,
so as a last resort I had Mary try
Tanlac ana i have felt thankful a
thousand times that / did Before
she finished tho first bottle she was
eating like l have been wanting TO
SEQ her eat FOR three years. Now
she Is the first 70 the table and the
last TO leave. She has gained IS
pounds and is still gaining. and her
face is as round and rosy as Il ever
was. Her eyes sparkle with health,
her steps are light, and she is as full
OF life as a kitten IL does my heart
good to hear her running around,
singing and laughing and enjoying
life and good health again. My
gratitude TO Tanlao Is unbounded. !"
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa by the
Quaker Drug company and by lead
ing druggists ,where,--Ad
tisement, aEr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
BOY NATURE LIKE A MOTOR
Mississippi State "Y" secretary Talks
Ia kinwaniang Monday Noon.


where are tho Tulsa business
men Of tomorrow p" asked Blake ".
Goefroy state secretary for the
Y. NJ. G., A. In Mississippi. At the
Kiwnnis club luncheon at Hotel
Tulsa Monday noon. "Thcy are In
your high school today" lac an
tended the Y. NJ e.. A. meeting at
Tulsa 10 spend Monday with local
"f" officials, Ills talk dealt al
most entirely with boy life. His
home is at Jackson, Miss. but he
spends much OF his time travelling
In tho Interest OF boys work.
Goefrey likened boy nature 70
the motor OF an automobile Tho
explosions OF a motor may bo regu-
lar ana tho power dorlyod there
from directed taward the end OF
pulling tho car efficiently. ne OK
planned, or they may be mlsdirected
because OF inuttcntion on the part OF
tho owner ana allowed TO rack the
motor TO pieces.
A boys enthusiasm IL natural
element and must be expected from
every healthy youngster, he pointed
out. Put this enthusiasm into
laudable channels and do not let Il
be diverted into mischief. he ad
viEed
The Kiwanla club can find nc
more worthy undertaking than
taking an active interest in boys
work and providing "A useful cutie,
for the escape OF youthful en-.
thuslasm, Godfrey declared.
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Little Rhode Island Girl Is
AS Bright and CHEEKY
and Her Cheeks Are AS
Rosy AS Ever.
SHE CAN NOW KEEP
UP IN HER CLASSES
Only a Mother Can i'm
derstsnd What | Suf-
fered When | Saw My
Daughter Slowly Vast,
ing Away" Says Mrs.
Mary Smith.

Every time l look at my little
girls rosy checks my heart goes out
In praise and gratitude TO Tanlac "
said Mrs. Mary Smith. OF Poacodale.
Il. L. suburb OF Providence, re-
Gently.
Until Mary was eleven years of
age she always enjoyed good health
and had a very happy. loving
disposition. However during the past
three years she became very thin
and frail She-took on very SAL
low color. her tongue coated over.
she complained of bad taste. In her
mouth, duh headaches, and OF feel
ing ianguid and tired all the time
She lost her sunny disposition and
became nervous, irritable and
moody. Her appetite got so poor
that had 10 coax her TO eat. Her
sleep was fitful, her eyes dun, and
her steps so heavy that It seemed
she hadn't strength 20 lift her feet
from the floor,
she had always stood high IN her
studies, but now her reports were SO
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NeWs of Sdpulpa
ro Replacc nurncd BuIIdlne.

10 hcpih'c burncu Bullulng.
special 90 The World.
SAPULPA. Nov. 28.---Owners an
nOunccd Monday evening that a
new. imposing, modern business and
office building would bo erected in
place OF the one which was de-
stroycd by fire caused by gas ex-
plpHion at an early hour Monday
morning. Work on the new build
ing will start aa soon as the wreck
age of the fire can be cleared away.
owners snid.
Tho Burnett building, two-atory
brick occupied by a rOoming house.
the 4s-star candy kitchen, two den
lists. a lawyer. a millinery store, the
Sapulpa Petroleum company a
chiroprnctor and Naifeh 4 Son GRO
ccry store. valued at $4,000 was TO-
tally destroyed by the flames which
were under control only after four
hours fighting Total damage wns
conservntlvcly estimated at more
than $4,000. only part OF which
was covered ny insurance
Six persons sleeping In the second
story OF the building narrowly es-
capped death, being awakened by the
explosion, which blew out the front
and back entrances OF the building
GLASS and bricks were thrown Tar
into tho street and alley
Police Captain Enrl McBurnett
first discovered tho blaze In the
Kitchen Of the candy Kitchen at $3.50
Monday morning The explosion
came Rs the alarm WAS being turned
10 the fire department II was
thought during the next few hours
that Sapulpa would be forced 20 ask
aid from Tulsa In combating the
flames, but quick action stemmed
the blaze and the department sue
ceedod In saving the adjoining
buildings
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COUNTY TEACHERS TO MEET
Annual Gathering VIII lie Held In
High School, December 10.

The annual meeting OF the
county school teachers will be held
December 10, the last day % the
educational week In the high school.
according 10 an announce made
Monday by Mrs. Minnettc Hedgea
county school superintendent. city
school teachers will probably at
tend the session, which viii last all
day, according to Mrs. Hedges.
That many Of the county teachers
will meet with the city teachers at
rally to be held next Monday
night In the Billy Sunday tabernacle
was the statement OF Mrs, Hedges
VINO was busy Monday sending out
calls for the meeting. Tho rally.
she said. was being held as part
OF the national educational week.
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Second snIt Agnint Girl.

Attorneys for Geraldine Hammett.
the Indian heiress who recently cree
ated quite stir by disappearing
from the Sapulpa hospital and later
found at Kansas City Just be-
fore she became of age. October "a.
are preparing tn fight the second
damage suit filed against her In the
district court here since that date.
Ellis Williams. negro. has filed
suit against thhe Hammett girl
for $4,000 for alleged breach of
promise. He states In his petition
that he became well acquainted with
the heirees when she was at the Sa-
pulpR hospital. while he was per
forming the irkaome duties OF hos.
pital Janltor.
They fell In love with each other,
according TO Williams petition, and
after declaring her love to him she
proposed marriage. Then he states
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Homo Tnlcnt Show.

Announcement was made today
that the Knights Of Pythias. will
present big home talent show. "A
Night in Bohemia" on the night OF
December a at tho high school au-
dltorium.
The play will he directed by the
Fratcrual Producing company of
Kansas city. There will be So peo-
pie In the cast. This is the first
benafit to be undertaken by the Sa-
pulpa lodge.
Funds obtained from the produc-
tion are to be used next summer ir
staging the annual chautauqua
(which Is in charge of the X. OF L
the coming season.
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ALLEGED THIEF Is IAlL0R
Officers Find Man Sought ns Car
Thief Holding County job.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. 2s.
While officers searching for Merritt
Smith. alleged to have stolen an
automobile I'm st. Eouis. several
months ago. Smith was working as
a deputy jailer In the Hennepin
county Jail here.
Smith viii have hearing next
week before a United States com
missioner on a charge OF transport
ing n stolen automobile In violation
OF Interstate commerce. II Is al
legged that he and another man
drove tho car to Minneapolis. whore
Smith obtained the position as
taller
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MorshIn. Mns Too loud.

Devout wurshiplng on the part OF
Roy Ingalls, At n Holiness meeting
here Sunday night resulted In his
being fined t2t for distributing the
congregation, according 10 police.
In court Monday. Ingalls, wns ac-
cuscd by the minister and several
members OF having laughed and
talked on sevcral occasions.
His statement that one occasion
when they accused him OF talking ne
was singing a hymn and another
time he was urging two boye to Join
in the singing. failed to impress
Mayor McMnsters.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
BANKERS HERE DECEMBER 9
VIII Consider Plan OF War Finance
Board TO Aid Agriculture

Bankers of eastern Oklahoma are
coming TO Tulsa December O. Dis
cussion OF the plan OF the war
finance board 10 further ngricul-
tural interests OF the state viii be
the object of the meeting called
by X. b, Brewer. president OF the
Exchange National bank and repre-
sentative of the board.
Approximately $5O,000.0 has
been set aside by the board for the
financing Of the farmers and dis
cussi0n of ways and means by which
this can be accomplished to tie
best interests of all concerned Will
occupy the attention of representa-
tives OF eastern Okiahoma's bank
ing institutions.
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JAPS SLOW UP SHIP WORK
Orders Issued TO Stop Repairing
STOW Down ON New ones

IDFTO, NOV. LH.--VrderH hhVC
been Issued TO Japanese government
ship yards 20 cease all warship re-
pairs and TO slow down now on new
work II was announced today by
the vice minister Of the navy.
so orders have been Issued as ye,
To private dock yards whore two
dreHdnoughLs are under completion
and where others are being laid
down.
Officials pointed out that labor
disorders and financial disast Pr
were feared unless somc other worl;
was substituted for the construc
tion Of new ditadnouChts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
LIBERTY BONDS SET RECORD
New High for Year Monday Wbsr
Trading Is OuiCkcncd

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-.FIye n,
the more active Issues comgrslns
the Liberty bond and Victory NOT
securities rose to new high record.
for n year or more on th. s,ocs
exchange today. Their advapco
coincided with further erornou,
accumulation. presumably from An.
vestment sources.
The second 4's gained 1s cont,
per 500 to &95.ss; first 4 l-Ns 4.
cents to sg7; second l-Fs /,
cents to $96.f4, and fourth 3 IL,
~ cents 20 $3.50.
Victory 3-4's made only ,
nominal advance OF cents % par
that figure, however. being % new
hign for the year
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Prayer Meetings for
Tuesday Morning

Prayer for the success OF the
Billy Sunday meetings will be said
ht prayer meeting Tuesday morning
at 10 O'Clock in the foIlowins
homes:
Mrs. J. w. Mcgee, siO South
Cheyenne; Mrs. T. NJ. Iverson, 1862
North Denver, Mrs. Ray Elan. 1911
East Admiral. Mrs j. A. Hull, 1i2s
South Main; Mrs. Dlllard, e25
South Boston. Mrs. G. w. Parent
1897 South Boulder; Mrs G. -
Croekmore. l7i2 South Newport
Mrs. Wetzel, 2i6 South Trenton;
Mrs. W. T.. Blanton. 603 South De
Xanthus. Mrs. Olson. 5Ii South
Zunis. Mrs r. o. Kerr. ll03 North
Cheyenne; Mrs G. r. Campbell
1902 East Admiral; Mrs. G.. Bilyew
i22 South Lansing, Mrs. Upp. 900
North Sante Fe.
Mrs. Alice Jobe. t245 South
Frankfort, Mrs G. w Rhodes, go.
South Rockford, Mrs, McMath. il.
West Jones; Mrs. George Swift. lii
South UticC. Mrs Miller 704 Nortt
Cruce; Mrs r.. u. Houscr. 20,
South Norfolk; Mrs. List, 502 NORTH
Elwood Mrs. Gowan, % NORTH
Zunis. Mrs. Edmonson. 222i Eas
Third; Mrs \. Il, Barrus. l2li
South Denver; Mrs. Waldrep,
North Lewis; Mrs. VI. u. Tiffany
613 North Cheyenne; Mrs. w n
Seavers, ll02 South Frisco; Mrs. c
H. Black iibi North Denver; Mrs
G. S. Lockwood, 706 North Boston
Mrs. Goodman, Lombard addition
Mrs Moore. III South Madison
Mrs. VI. c. Hakc. zoos n. Cheyenne
Mrs 4. II. ruhi, ii0s South ri
wood Mrs. II. Il. Rowe, i243 Soutf
Peoria. Mrs II. J. Dixon, 1A3.
South Carson. Mrs. Anderson, 50l
South Denver: Mrs. S. w whitney
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neat Murjcrcrs 10 IL

TEXARkANA. Tex, Nov. 2S.-T
T. Horton Is under arrest here
charged with murder In connection
with the death OF y. NJ Boring and
Con. q. Horton. Horton is said TO
have made the statement that Bor-
ing and Norton entered into a con.
spiracy 10 hang him and he felt the
only way 10 save his life was TO
beat them to It,"
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Sends Bir Delegation.

Sapulpa will be well represented
At the meeting OF officers and coun-
~ representatives OF the Northeast -
ern chamber OF commerce which has
been called for Friday night NJ the
Tulsa Hotel Ia Tulsa. according 10
Victor Kirk. secretary OF the local
chamber OF commerce and an nc
tive organizer OF the new CONNER
cial body, Kirk IL vice president OF
the Northeastern chamber of com
merce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

I21 North Yorktown; Mrs w. A..
Mrs. Meador, il73 North Main.
Mrs l.. G. Gardner. 2i6 South
Xanthus Mrs. l.. J. Mallett. 1875
South baltimore; Mrs. II. II. Good
ard. 1881 South Rockford; Miss
Nichols. lii4 West Archer; Mrs. n.
o. Helsler. 1908 North Elwood !.
Mrs. Hsnawalt, i54i South st.
Iouig
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Politician Recovering
From Operation Effects

Special TO The World.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2S.--Ar-
thur Giesler OF oklahoma City was
operated on here today for a minor
aitment. He IL resting well to-
night. Glesier has been here since
late I'm February attempting to land
a diplomatic position.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
Court Against l.. W. W'isr

IITINDIIfG kann Nov, ~
Judge Andrew J. CuTran, served
notice that any T. w. W.'s, COM
munists or anarchists among the II
foreigners seeking naturalization in
the Crawford county district court
today would not be accepted and
that they might Just as we'll leave
the courtroom now" None OF the
applicants left.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
Build Detention Damn.

By Associsted Press state Wire,
okMULGEh, Nov 2S. Erection
or the detention hospital for white
patients suffering from smallpox
viii be completed tonight and ready
tor occupaRcy Tuesday morning
The detention hospital for negroes
was completed this afternoon.
Ihere are total OF as eases OF
ahpoS IN the city. according TO
! 'hs city health department.
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II. Charlton having been dls,ysu.
fled. II is expected that tha ~
lection OF a jury will be comp,etsa
early tomorrow morning.
Sutter and Miss Cole are n,e,r
bers OF families prominent In tbi,
county and the legal copta..
promises to be bitterly fought.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
Loophoie for DIV Ancnts.

WASHlNtIpN, NOV, 2S.-pro-
hibition agents who raid the wrong
house after exercising the usual
care cannot be heid for blame, Pro-
hibition Commissioner Haynes In
effect held today In exonerating n
B. Hensen. special agent. from
charges preferred by Mayor Stew
art OF Savannah, Ca s a.S
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SELECTING SUFFER- JURORS
Obtain SIX In Trial OF Man Accused
Of SInNInr RArtlcsXillA Girl

BARTLESVILDH Nov. 2S.--SIX
men were selected late this after
non as part OF the jury that will
try Lionel Sutter, charged with cut
ting the throat OF Miss Ladena Cole.
I7-year-old high school girl. last
April.
Judge Charles w. Mason OF NO
wata is trying the case, Judge j.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

WICHITA FALLS Texas Nov 2S,-Mrs
George Prentlss Is dead hero today Rs tho
result OF injuries sustained when she fell
10 feet down q basement stairway,
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HOWE. Texas. New. as-H T. Baker
81. II dead hero tSday following injuries
received when he was attacked by an
angry bull, Baker had entered pasture
when the bull charged upon him knock
ing him 20 the ground then attacking him
With his head and feet,
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CONHuE. TEXAS Nov. - s--'rne BODY OF
Rev, A. L. Csrhes who was Killed In an
automobile accident near GrspelAnd ar
rived here today The Rev Mr. Carnes
~as formerly pastor of the Beneke Me
mortal church OF Houston,
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WACO. Texas Nov 2s--wesley nAnta
Ia dead and J. r. Whltcsires Is In
local hospital with serious injuries TO.
day ms result ~ the autpmobiie In witch
they were riding pnnElng into creek
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COLUMBIA Mo. Nov. 81 Fire ~ unds,
termined origin early today destroyed
OF iailsviil- a smatfetown is miles north
east VI here
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CHICAGO. Nov 7s--The question 81 q
strike ln tho packing industry In protest
against recent wage reductions ~ expected
TO be decided az a meeting here Wodnrs-
day OF the Amalgamated Meat cutters and
Hutchcrs wurkmen'E union
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KANSAS ctTY Mo. Nov gs-An A..
sessment ~ 2h cents per week was recam-
mended today hy the Centrei Labor union
to be levied ou union worNman IN thls
city to assist the striking coal miners In
Kansas
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DAVIDSON. N. c., Nov 2S- Fire early
today destroyed chambers dormttlry. one
ot the oldest buildings on Davidson coll
lcre campus, The building. erected In
1857 housed former President Wilson
when he was Davidson student.
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M1NNEAPOLIs. Nov. es.--John Moer.
a policeman, waA shot and probably fatally
wounded by robbers attempting to break
Into the Orpheum thegteT safe here this
morning. The rohbcrs had knocked Oft
tho combination 81 the safe which CON
tslned upwards of 10000, when inter.
rupted by tho policeman
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WASUINGTpN Nov aS-Amcricans
who were recently captured by bandits IN
the rutagonian regions ot Argentine, have
hocn released, tho state department was
advised today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

Jos ANGELES, Nov 2s.--Fourten per
aons were injured here today when Pa
Ciflc Electric intrrufbsn car coliided with
Los Angelica Railway street car The
street car was practically demolished and
a score OF persons narrowly --csp-A death.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

RusTON Nov 2s.--Fivo men are be-
lived TO have lost ttelr lives In the storm
swept many parts of New England and
It's coast
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CLEVELAND Nov. Members Of the
executive committee NJ the socialist party
at meeting here today plan intensive
organization TO further the principles ad-
vocated by them, II was said by o, T.
nranstetter Of Chicago executive secre'
tary
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HosTON, Nov. 2s,--Two men we're un-
dor arrest today charged with paTticl-
patinE In the 1880 First National bank
hoidup Saturday when the payroll OF the
Walton Shoe company was stolen from
the bank truck.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s--Reports from
riga, stating that the United states is TO
Russia. were officially denied this after
noon,
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CHICAGO, Nov. 2s,--Judgs John y.
Cavgriy. In criminal court to-day set next
W eel nsHday ~ the date for the trial Of
Harvey W. church Tor the murder OF
Hernsrd !. DHuHherty and carl Ausnus'
automobile Balesmen.