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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
LOCAL BANkHEAD UNIT
WILL MEET TONIGHT

Topics of vital interest to every cit
izen of the Warren District will be
discussed tonight at a meeting of the
local unit of the Southwestern Bank
head Highway Association, to be held
at 1880 o'clock in the headquarters
of the commercial club, Copper Queen
Hotel building.
Plans for signing the local link OF
the Bankhead highway and other sub
jects will be taken up. All members
as well as the public in general, are
requested by the chairman of the To-
cal unit to attend.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
eANkHEAp OFFICIAL THROUGH

Maurice Clark, promotion manager
of the Southwestern Bankhead High
way Association, passed through Bis
bee last evening. He was on his way
to his headquarters at Douglas. Clark
has been on trip along the western
part of the Arizona section of the
Bankhead organizing local units of
the Association. He reports success
in practically every community he
visited.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
TO MEET THIS EVENING

The Warren Boy Scouts will hold
their first regular meeting since their
organization last week at the Warren
church this evening at o'clock. At
the last meeting Hubert Hall was
elected troop leader; George Brown,
scout scribe. and Tom Johnson, Will
liam Mathews and William Holt, pa
troll leaders. All boys over II years
of age who wish TO join should be on
hand this evening.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
EGtyRzaSA
STUDEBAKERS SOLD

The Bisbee Auto company an
nounces the sale of a Light Six coupe
to Mrs. Ralph Il. Ellinwood and a
Light Six touring car to A. c. futile,
manager of the hardware department
of the Lowell. store of Phelps Dodge
Mercantile company.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
ST. DAVID YOUTH DIES
FROM TYPHOID FEVER

Miles Merrill and family have re-
turned from St. David, where Merrfp
was called by the sickness and subse-
quent death of his brother-in-law
Floyd Christensen. Young CnrIsten-
son was taken down with typhoid fe-
yer about four weeks ago and was
getting along nicely until last Thurs
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
Personal

w. A. Meyer, general manager Of
the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company
accompanied by his wife left Sunday
for a vacation trip to New York and
other eastern points.
j. w. Jackson, druggist, mas return
Ped from Douglas, where he has been
! located for the past year.
| H. X. Street, of the Bouquillas Land
& Cattle Co, was in the city yeSter-
day from his headquarters at Here
ford.
Fred Juliff has returned from n va
, cation trip spent on the coast. and
will resume his duties at the Junction
in few days.
Charles +. Cross of Douglas, was
in the city yesterday on short bust
ness trip.
John Mason Ross has returned from
Prescott, where he has been for the
past few weeks on legal business.
John Pilkington, miner at the Sac
ramento, has gone on vacation trip
to Florida.
John McMann an old timer in the
district has returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives in Detroit.
Charles Joint is leaving in a few
days for Alamos. Sonora, where he
will have charge of some diamond
drilling work.
William f. Lane has returned from
Miami and will have charge CT the
deep drilling work that is to be start !
ed near the Lowell depot on Copper
Queen ground.
w. r. Robbins and wife of Denver,
are in the city for a few days and are
registered at the Copper Queen hotel.
Ed. Wilcox was in the city yester-
day from his ranch in the vicinity of
Hereford on a business mission.
w. J. Young and wife, of CORTLAND,
were in the city yesterday on shop
ping trip.
Rev. G. C. Golden, of the Episcopal
church, has gone to San Francisco for
a ten days trip.
Miss Dorothy Philips has returned
from Tombstone where she spent the
week end with friends.
Sim Chase left yesterday for Quay
mas and trip down the west coast
of Mexico. He expects to be gone for
10 days. He was accompanied by Err
nest Eyer.
Albert Peterson has returned to
Tombstone after spending the week
esd here on a visit to his mother.
Mrs. d. B. Pierce, of Tombstone,
was IN the city yesterday on a short
Visit to friends.
Joe Fest. Tombstone leasor, was in
the city yesterday ma short business
mission.
George Vaughn was in the city yes
Loiudy ou SHUT WISH 10 HIS parents
from his present location in Tomb
stone.
II. d. Palmer, court reporter. was in
the city yesterday from his home il
Tombstone.
Mrs. ]. M. Phillipowski and Mrs.
George Brown, of Tombstone, were
in the city yesterday on short visit
LENDS.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
AUTO Turns OVER.

Several small children narrowly es-
capped serious, injury Sunday after
noon when car in which they were
riding left thef road near Hereford
and overturned. Sam Culvert. who
was driving. sustained a dislocated
shoulder, but his tiny passengers es-
capped with few minor scratches and
bruises.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27

day when a relapse resulted in his
death. He was "a years OF age and
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Christensen of ST David Funeral ser
vices We're held on Friday last and
interment was made at the st. David
cemetery
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
ElkS' DANCE

The Elks will give a dance at their
home on Thursday night, Sept. 20. Ali
Elks and their friends are invited. In
vitatlons can be secured from the
steward. Wright's orchestra of Doug
las will play.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
ROCkHlll TAKEN HOME.

George Rockhill. of the Tombstone
stage line, who has been in the Cop
per Queen hospital for the past week
suffering from stomach trouble. was
taken yesterday afternoon to his home
in Warren. He is much improved
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
FROM INSPIRATION

A. C. Stoddard, X. p. Hunter and
wife and George II. Booth, form a par
ty of residents of Inspiration who are
visitors to the Warren District for a
few days. They are registered at the
Copper Queen hotel.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
DOING NICELY

Mrs. Paul Joyce of Tombstone. for
merly Miss Francis Stranger, who
was operated on a few days ago at
the Copper Queen hospital, is reported
as doing nicely.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27

According to word received here by
friends, George Wilson, aged so, die
on September 18th at the state hos
pital in Phoenix, where he was COM
mitted last year. Wilson was one of
the old timers of Cochise county hav.
ing driven stage between Bisbee and
Tombstone when there was nothing
but a trail between the two towns
He is well knon among the pioneers
of the county
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
ATTENTION YEOMEN

Election of officers tonight. All
members are requested to be present
Refreshments will be served
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
IUENTTf6IS

Mrs. William Featherman died yes
terday morning at Douglas. The re-
- ed was the wife of William Feath
erman, of Tombstone, and had been
ii resIuent of the county for more than
20 years. She was 81 years of age.
Funeral services will be held in Tomb
stone this afternoon at two o'clock.
Jimmie Cook, the 13-months-old
chlid oil Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cook of
Don Luis. died in Tombstone on Sun
day and was buried there yesterday
lsrnoon, from the residence OF Mrs.
Cooks mother, Mrs. v. Sanders. The
child had been sick for several weeks
About a week ago the child was
thrown through a windshield in
auto accident on the BisbeeTomb-
stone road, and escaped without Z
scratch.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS
Spechals tseeting of Bisbee Com
mandry, Wednesday, evening Sept. %
at 1880 p. M Work in Red Cross De-
gree.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-09-27
Women
Made Young

bright eyes, a clear skin and body
full Of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
BANKER SHOWS MOTIVE BEHIND
MAGEE'S WAR ON FIRST NATIONAL
Bank Threatened With Club Concealed in News
paper When Forced to Collect Overdue Loans,
Rogers Says; Bankers Not Yet Informed of
Charge in Holbrook Matter.

to which ne was entitled, We con-
tinued to extend credit to him until
he was no longer entitled TO 10 10y any
possible standard of banking or bust
ness when that stage was reached,
we employed every courteous and fair
business method To induce him 20 pay
his obligations. The response We re-
ceivcd 20 this was an intimation.
amounting to 10 threat, that the Jour
nal would find ways to punish the
hank II we refused to further carry
these unsatisfactory obligations.
"Tho FirIt National bank brought
suits against Magee to collect money
due It. after every other course had
been closed to as. and then only when
we were confronted with a club CON
cealcd In newspaper.
These are the facts regarding this
war. which Magoe il conducting
against this bank through the Jour
nal. should this bank submit to
newspaper coercion of this Kind It
would be unworthy of the confidence
Of this community which IL now en-
joys, and which it will continue to
enjoy by conducting ITS affairs upon
the same sound lines Of conservative
banking that have always been ad
hered tn and that cannot hr altered
hy any threat sinnder or pcrsecu-
tioE."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

The intent OF the owner of the
Journn. and his Immediate associates
in the Incident OF the Holbrook grand
jury to inJure the First National bank
has never been more clearly Illus
trated than In the Journals troat-
ment of alleged news Of this HOl-
brook matter In todays paper G.. l..
Rogers, vice president uf the First
National, said today NO officer
or employc Of the First National bank
has either refused or agreed to rec
spord To any summons or rcquiHition
or other process from Arizona for the
simple reason that up to- today no
process OF any kind has been servsi
upon any one Of us. We had been
informed. unonicially. that indict-
mentS had been returned against us
by the HolbrouH grand jury. the ma
iurc Of which We could not learn and
Of which We have not yet been in
formed We received friendly let
ter from the sheriff ut Holbruok in
forming us, unoniciHlly, that indict-
mcntE had been returned against us
there charging ~ with perjury lie
invited Us to come over ana ho ar
rested. Yesterday tn" sheriff OF
liernulillo county showed us q tclo-
gram from the sh"riu ut iiulhrook
stating that we were wanted at Hol-
brook on "a charge of felony and
asking him tu ascertain lf we wouid
como to- Arizona Tho local sherin
had no warrant or other authority
either tu do anything or to show The
nature Of the charge against as We
do not know now what chars" has
been made hy tho indictment re-
turned ut llolhrouk
The fact b. that Muroc uud putney
appear tn know more about This ilol-
/ brook grand jury what j. has done
ana why than any one else including
| even the Officers of ihe law at Hot
/ brook They were the ONES most
| active IN the summoninE OF the grand
| iury ana the urczvntWout Of whnt
| ever alleged evidence resulted IN
whatever indictment may have been
I returned there. ~ To- this time W.
| have not been able to learn what
was done or what We are charged
| with
II wish To call attention To the by
| pocritical protestutions Of the owner
] Of the journal that he Is not con.
ducting a private war against the
! First National bank In his paper
this morning he states In an editorial
that we did not invite the First Na,
| tlonnl bank to bring suits and in
functions and other legal proceeding.
against M last summer
III is true that Magce aid not In.
/ Vite these suits lie forced us tt
bring them 10y refusing 20 pny note'
which he owed this banR for money
loaned him 60 carry on his newspaper
publishing business. until We wer,
compelled To- cuuclud" that he did moi
intend to meet his obligations ant
until we had no other alternative thar
to bring suits TO collect the money
The talk OF persecution and OF M
use OF a club with which Magee ha
fed the public ana induced innocen
people to pay him money for bond
that do not exist IL pure bunk TIT
bank was ready to extend and dil
J extend to Magee every item on crcdi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
JOURNAL BOND
BUYER Gets
$4,000 BACK
Judgment Issued Against
Magee in Suit Filed
November Is

Carl c. Magee and the Journal pub
fishing company today paid $3.50.
through the local sheriffs office. to
cover Judgment which was issued
against him In the district court at
sas Vegas. IN favor of Clcmente Pa
dtlln of that city, This judgment
was made on suit filed by pndilln
ua November -. In which h.. alleged
trat he had paid $3.50 Tor bonds IN
the Journal Publishing company, but
the bonds had never been delivered.
Padilla Is "a rnncher OF means of Las
Vegas. and he alleged In his complaint
that on May 10 he had purchased the
bonds. According to the complaint,
he stated he had been unahl" to get
carl Mngec and tn. journal Publish
irg company TO deliver the bonds. or
To return his money.
In "a similar case against the same
defendants. a. T. ilanneit mayor Of
Gallup. also received Judgment FOR
$3.50 some time ago. lie also filed
suit In the district court at Gallup,
making practically the same allega-
tions as those made by padilla.
II was underst ood today that other
subscribers to the Journal bonds had
secured tho return Of their. money by
makfr. demands upon MnRcc with
the alternative OF suit To recover upon
the receipts for money pgid him is-
sued by Mugoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Subscriptions in
New Hotel Drive
Total $67, 500

Central avenue business men
threw their strength into the cam
paign today Tor the new hotel and
enabled the hotel fui.d to reach a
figure OF sG7 500 at noon. thus boost %
ing tho total fand tor the hotel To
sg655OO
This leaves hut sS4.5OO stin to be
raised in the fhtoH remaining days of
this week Th- Ca rcliahlcs who
have been on the Sob for the las 20
days were assisted this morning by
such men as plv" Rosenwnld \
Chauvln. Dennis Mcdonald. Dave
Melnmun and i'. j Nandersypt and
IN addition to .hsss this afternoon by
W. c. Keim. \. a.. Hebenstrelt. Lloyd
sturges Arthur Pager and teuber
Ferry Frank dub5en and Louis II.
field also were among the WORKER
this afternoon.
The Alhuquer Iue Contrs tors az -
Cintlun last mgnt voted to join IA,
hotel workers ZOE ;vt days and tim
l add to the WORK Nrut one Of thviI
| doing Every WorRcT IN the CRY 4,
needed Tor the three remaining day
OF the week h was faid by Sidne
| Well today. rhe workers leave ~
/ Chamber of Coiumotc at 9 o'clorl .
the morning amt Ht ? O'Clock In IN
afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
COURT FIGHT I
BEGUN AGAINST
SECRET ORDER
A Temporary Injunction
Forbids Klan to Dis
pose of Property

ATLANTA, Ca. Dec. &s.---Racelv-
ership OF all property. funds. docu-
fn-ltn and records OF the Ku Kiux
klan is sought In a petition filed to-
day In the Fulton superior court by
ITO persons describing themselves a.
bona fids members" OF the Klan.
The petitioners are headed hy Harry
b. Terrell. Lloyd B. Hooper. y. W.
Atitin and A. J. Padon. Jr.. leposed
grand gOblins.
Upon filing OF the petition Judge
John T. Pendleton granted n tenn
porary Injunction against the Khan,
restraining the organization from dis
posing OF any OF its properly and
from disburAing any monies. except
stipulated must not include salaries
OF officers and employees.
The petition further seeks the re-
moval Of Edward Young Clarke. im-
periai kleagle Cf the klnn, sad Mrs
Elizabeth Tyler. head OF the proparn-
tlon department. both OF whom are
made co-defendants 70 .he suit.
An additional feature cf the re-
strainins order In That the defendant
corporation and the Two officers
named. are prohibited from banish-
ms, suspendinE.i sxpsiline or prose-
cutting the klan members whose
"ffN"t va tAH Iotttltu AZ
plaintiffs.
William j., sirainons. Imperial wlx-
ard Of the Kian. was Informally no.
Titled OF the s.g''ing OF the court or
der today.
January 2s was set os the date f,r
a hearing To determine whether IN,
temporary inJ.sndtion shall be mnde
permanent, and whethor the rece,~-
ership for the Khan shall be granted.
The petition alleges that in 1890
bonds were lssued by the Klan in
denominations OF 500. which were
scld 10 members who now hold them
to the amount n ssb. 900. II is charg-
ed that the funds derived from tho
seal OF these bonds were 10 pay the
expenses OF the propagation depart-
mSnt OF the organtaation,
Former charges agiinst Clarke and
Mrs Tyler als3 ara repeated In tho
petition which further sets forth that
while the said order was founded
upon aud tor several years proceeded
upon the lines Of frnternai order
teaching reverence for the continual
ton OF the KluN Khan OF the immed-
late post-civll war days. patriotism
and respect for and aid in enforca-
ment nf law. the raid defendants.
Clarke and Tyler have subdlverted
said society and turned Il into an in
strument for tho propagation and dis
semination Of hatred and prejudice"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
RECEIVER IS ASKED FOR The iKU KLUX 7KLAN
THE GLASS HOUSE
On April 8, 1921, the Journal said:

On April 0, l9zl, the journal SAID;
1T 1000 Of these bonds which invite the pub
lie 10 buy in $3.50 bonds multiple thereof.
want the rank and file Of the people to be the financial
power behind the Journal"
In statement signed by Carl Magee Journal
lid
These bonds viii bear per cent inter
est payable semiannualy They will be first mortgage
lien on all property and good viii Of the Journal Pub
fishing company
On November H. 1921 months later the Journal said
After many annoying delays the new Journal bonds
ready for exchange As the old bonds
gathered together ready for cancellation the bonds
will be subscribers This will be done within
few days Interest to November l. from date of pay
ment Of your money will be paid at the time of issuance
of the bonds"
On November 49, 1921, az DAYS ago, the Journal said
THE bonds will be forwarded in the immediate fu-
with accumulated interest There has beer a slight
delay oCCASIoNED BY THE ABSORPTION OF THE
ATTENTION OF THE PUBLISHERS OF THE JOUR-
NAL IN GETTING AN INVESTIGATION OF THE ED
UCATIoNAL DEPARTMENT UNDER WAY. THE RE
ORGANIZATION OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HAS ALSO DISTRACTED OUR ATTENTION SOME
WHAT
On December 28 1921 the Journal said:
THE BOND MATTER WILL TAKE CARE OF
ITSELF"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
MRS NJ 'CORMICK
IS GRAN TED
A D|vO RCE
Only Daughter of j. D.
Rockefeller Sues Har-
vester Head

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S.-Mrs. Edith r.
Mccormick. daughter OF John ID.
Rockefeller. Sr.. was granted ui-
vorce from Harold =. Mccormick.
president Of the International iInr-
vestcr company, in superior court to-
day
no provision for nllmony was in
ciudcd la the divorce decree. which
was signed In court by Judge Charles
\. Mcdonald. after Mrs. Mccormick
had filed suit. charging dosertion
against Mr. Mccormick. whose nt-
torneys filed an answer admitting the
charge.
Division of Property.
While no announcement Of any set
tiement was made In court, an agree
ment has been reached between Mr.
and Mrs Mcf 'ormick on q division of
property, according TO Clarence Dar-
row. one OF counsel for Mr., McCor-
mick
Mrs. Mccormick ~ the only daugh-
ter Of John u. Rockefeller. Sr She
returned to this country few weeks
ago. after spending eight years In
Switzerland. Upon her return, she
took up her residence In the McCor-
mick town house. while Mr.. McCor-
mick moved to his estate at Lake For
esi Although they Jointly are the
hackers aud principal contributors 90
the Chicago Opera association and at
ieud almost nightly Mrs. Mccormick
has occupied box on one side Of the
house and MIR. Mccormick and his
daughter. Muricl on the other.
Isumors Current Some time.
Mrs MrCormick's suit alleged de-
sertion Rumurs of the Impending
suit have been current ever since Mr..
and Mrs McCormick returned from
Nurouc l1st summer ai the same time.
hut ON different ships Mrs. Mc'or
mick denied, at thar time. that "a di-
vorcc was contemplated, whil" Mr..
Mccormick issued o. lncunic statement
that he had moved his home 10 the
country estate.
Mrt Mccormick appeared In open
court with her lawyer and two wit
nssseS Mr.. Mccormick was moi
present. although his three lawyers
were there. Otherwise the court
was deserted.
According to Mrs Mccormick
TESTIMONY. the McCormicks were mar
ried in 1885 and lived together unit
1915. when she alleges that Mr. Nc
Cormick deserted her while thel
were staying in Zurich. Switzerland.
II have lived IN Chicago since 1897,
Mrs McCormick testified. "On No
vember 90, 1895. ! was married t'
/ Harold r. McCormick and lived viii
him continuously until May %. 1918
! At that time we were In Zurich, Swift
zcrlnnd. when he left me"
Questioned by her counsel Mrs. Me
/ Cormick said Mr.. Mccormick had no
1 contributed TO her support since th'
/ date he is alleged to have left her
did ne give you any reason 10
! leaving" Mr. pCutting asked
"Hc did not. and there was none.
/ Mrs. Mccormick answered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Greeley Loan Co.
In Receivership

GREELEY. Colo. Dee. 2S--The
Greeley Loan company u corporation
doing general insurance, real cs-
tate. loan and Investment business
here, with "A capital Of {lh0,000. wns
placed In the hands of receiver
here today on petition Of creditors.
W \. Insingcr OF Greeley was ap-
pointed receiver.
The court action followed the sui
eide December ~ uf q. 4. Hoffman,
president Of the company The Gree
Icy Loan and Trust company. hnnk
closely connected with thr Greeley
Loan company. has becu in the hands
Of Grant McF"rsuu. stat" bank rN-
aminer Tor the last week
The Groolov Loan company. accord
ing to the petition asking the r"'eiN %
er. has liabilities ~ more than $3.50. -
GEO, while the amount Of It's assets
cannot be determined thc petition
states. because of the tangled and
confused state" OF the ompany b
hooks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
FEMALE WALLINGFORD
IS HELD IN CHICAGO
ON LARCENY CHARGE
Charged With Stealing
Liberty Bonds and
an Auto

CHICAGO ec. "E Miss kathleen
Bates, 30 uf Clinton. Ia. was to bee re-
turned hDr" today un charges Of steal
iuE liberty buuds aud ln automobile.
She was trrrstd yesterday aud bonds
fixed at $4,000 hy United states Com
missioner Mason She is said 90
huNo sold tho automobile fnr $40 pf-
tor driving DO here.
According tu 90 uiursnHH received to-
duS hy tuD Clinton police department
bureau ui invest. EItiuu telling of the
arrest Boo Chivnvu uf Miss Bntos. the
latter had confessed AND consented tu
removal tu davenport, lH,. Tor trial
100 The federal court thcrc She also
revealed tho whereabouts uf tho
second uf The two bonds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
SuE WAS Knows As
"IENAl.E MALLfNGFORD"

CLINTON. Iowa Dec 2S-Mlss
Kathleen Bates arrested ln Chicago
on "a larceny charge claims To- Do one
of the hrirs tp o. flH0.H0u estate said
70 have been left hy am uncle IN the
to her as 90 "fsmHic WulluFford." Her
first bid for local fame wna when
She became motor truck driver dur
Ing the war Then shc solid OH stock
with considerable success. be- was nid.
Then -hr lr alleged Goo hr.p dealt by
mail .u sugar flour and other COM
moditirs and uHcd thn name OF the
white Side County syndicate The
authorities saN numerous complaints
were made by patrons of failure 10
receive msrchHndI dIee fnr which they
had pnid She uoKt was heard of iu
Chicago