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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
Women Legislator Didn't
Want Post But Beat
Opponent in Own Ward

LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Dee. IL Ken
tucky's first woman legislator did
not want the Office. She said so to.
day Hut when Mrs. Mnry Elliott
rlancry found that the democrats OF
Bcyd county had nominated her over
her protests. she wanted to win.
She did win. and In polling ma.
jorijy OF 2j0 votes, overturned a nor
NAL republican majority OF 1900 IN
her county
Mrs Flanery attributes her success
at the polls on her fret political ven
turc 70 tho fact that she knew every.
body In her county.
Bern and reared In eastern Ken.
lucky. In the county that bears her
patcrnal grandfather's name. she has
the Interests ut that section very much
ut heart. she says. Improved high
ways. better schools. including free
text books IN public schools, and n
normal school Ia her section FOR train
ing teachers are the improvements
most favored by her.
The woman representative. elect Is
the daughter " the youngest ss' ot
tho late captain John l.isle Elliott.
pioneer kentucklan. CnH 10 years
hro. when she moved with her family
to Catlettsbure. shc lived IN Elliott
and Garter counties.
She IL the wlfs " William Harvey
Flancry. n practising attorney. and Is
the mother ef four children, three
daughters aud son. John Elliott
Flanety. who Is II ycats old. lie
espires to = pageship In the house Of
representatives.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
RETAIL MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

ARDMORE business has a stabzer in the iorm
Of an organization which works in the dark most
OF the time. 1t is the Retail Merchants Association
The association reaches into the home OF every
consumer. It acts as a ticker in stock exchange.
The cash customer has no fear OF the ticking;
the good-pay customer not nor is bothered by
the registrations; only the "bad-Pay' and dead
beat customers quver when the market shows
against them.
On the other hand. the association is help to
al who bay retail commodities. 1t is valuable as a
reference and recommendation when the bank ac-
count IS drained; and it is frst-aid when I'M
a,o,dable necessities make loan extended
credit desirable.
The association protects the merchant when a
selfish person attempts 10 60 away without payment
OF bills for all associations in the state are affiliated
les vaine is seen in the increased membership OF
the past two years when the figures jumped from 59
10 l0l. It's one OF those bodies which has given
much 10 the up-building OF the city and the close
association and union OF business men
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
WHO
Il II Al
THOMAS FORTUNE RYAN
in the Days NelOs

New York has .nr claimed Thom'
as Fortune Ryan as one OF its lead
ing residents. Now when Il Virginia
concern comes along and tries TO
prove that Mr. Ryan lives there, he
says that his home port is the old
farm in Nelson county, virginia
where he was born. lie says he never
lived anywhere else since he was
born. and as a residence is a matter
of purely intention, the Nirginiahs
are having trouble trying 10 make
Ryan New Yorker.
lie was born Oct. i, 1871; was n
dry goods clerk in Baltimore in 1858
and got TO Wall street in 1870. lie
got control OF the street railways
of new York and various other cities
big coal fields in Ohio and West Nir-
ginia. tobacco interests and lot
of other things before he resigned
from thirty directorates in 1903.
Among his acquisitions was the con
troll of the stock Of the Equitable
Life in 1905. which led to the ram
ota insurance investigation which
ma>a Charles Evans Hughes a state
and national figure lie is catholic
a democrat and has been u delegate 10
democratic conventions.
The suit in which his residence Is
now being determined was brought
over a grain deal arising out OF
grain raised on the farm upon which
Ryan was born. 1t has passed through
the lower courts and is now appealed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
Woman JailOr is Kind
But Often Gets "Hard''

SAN ANGELO. Tex. Dec. L.
Kindness toward prisoners is shown
by Mrs. Pat Conway. jailer of the
Tom Green cointy jail in san Angelo,
but Mrs Conway uses force, if neces.
sary, 10 control her charges. She IS
the only woman jailer in Texas, so far
a. known. and one OF the few, If not
the only woman jailer in the coun.
try.
For more than 10 years, Mrs. Con.
way has haG charge OF all kind Of
criminals. including the real bad
men" OF the west, cattle rustlers,
house breakers, ycggs and petty
thieves.
Care is given by Mrs. Conway to
her charges and in case one becomes
III she feeds the prisoner with espe
cially prepared food from her own
table so far as possible. she tries tc
make her charges forget they are in
prison and to make the surroundings
as comfortable as possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
THE UNNECESSARY EPIDEMIC

A prominent physieitn says that the mothers are the
first Inc OF health defense and the teachers the
second il is certain thai cooperation between the
two win 20 far TO prevent the spread OF many chill
dren's epidemirs.
No child who shows symptoms OF cold fever or
other infections illness should be sent to school,
Rest and proper care In che early stages OF infection
oten prevent rs serious development
The sick child, even at home. should be kept by
himself lie viii get we'll faster Il he Is quiet and
his isolation protects his brothers, sisters and
maieS,
IL a child Vho should have been kept at home
does appear IN the school room he should I've sent
home a. once. IL there /, u school doctor or nurse
to he consulted before he Is banshed he should no;
be permitted 80 mingle with his mates until his case
has been Investigated properly
The old idea that the winter cpdcmics among
school children are a necessary evil Is all wrong. II
the individual Is kept by himself the group need
not suffer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
CAN YOU TELL?
By X. j. and \. W. BODMER
No. ll--How Man Learned 10 Count
By II. J. aud \. W. BODMER
No. Ie-Why sixty Minutes Make
an Hour.

The Babylonian priests who are re-
rponsible for determining the length
of our year. the number OF months IN
the year, the days in month. and
the hours In a day, divided the day into
two parts OF twelve hours each, the
hours into minutes and tho minutes
into seconds. The choice of sixty
was not "a chance shot ,r accident. II
was carefully selected for very prac'
teal reasons. since these old astrono'
mcrs were wise aud leyclhcaded men
40 lower number than sixty can be
divided by So many other numbers.
lust look at your watch Tor a moment
and note how simply and naturally the
minutes. divided into fiycs, ft into
place between tho figures for the
hours. And because sixty divides
equally 10y nftoen and thirty We have
quarter and half hours. Attempts
have been made at times 10 use
twcnty.four hour clocks, but these
have never gained popular favor.
The BabylonlAn calendar by which
We Hlll measure the year and season
p interesting to follow In ia develop
ment and change. when the Baby.
lunluns discovered that their year Of
3G0 days was five days too short, thcy
rcmcdird their calendar 10y sivlng
one of the months an extra thirty
days each six years This calendar
romedied virtually intact up to th,
time NJ Julius Cacsar when the Ro
mans changed the ,ld calendar hy
giving six " the months an extra
day each year. Instead ~ adding q
whole thiriy days to one ot the months
each six years. That is why some
months have thirtyone days. wher
Augustus bccame emperor " Rom,
and discovered his month had bu'
thirty days while Caesars month
July. had thlrty.cne. he decided tha
his month should I've equal 10 Caessr''
and took one day from February an'
added II to August
Copyright. iVsi By Publs Ledger Ceepssy
Tcmorrow-why Do Women Wes
"lleblsed fslr"f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
SHOW YOUR SPIRIT,
BY USE OF HEALTH
SEALS ON PACKAGE.
Aid In Fight Against
tuberculosis
Buy
Christmas Seals


Back Of all Christmas giving and
the spirit which prompts it is that
Geeper feeling of rejoicing in com
memoration Of the anniversary OF the
birth cf the Christ child Ad Iesus.
while he taught OF the Father and OF
right living and right thinking, adj
mnistered to the poor and needy
and to the afflicted. M
During this Christmas time, in tho
rush for presents, in the hurry and
hustle Of providing little remembrances
for loved ones. many ways are prd
Sided 10 enable us to follow the ex-
omple Of Jesus by helping the poor
and needy and the afflicted. W
The Christmas Seal, or Health STAMP
is one of the ways provided for help-
ing the afflicted. Perhaps we nave
not the time now to hunt out those
needing medical aid, instruction IN
how TO keep their surroundings SAM.
tary, or those suffering from tuber-
cular troube--but we do have time
to purchase Christmas Seals at one
OF the booths maintained for our coh
venience. ~
Health Stamps on your Christmas
packages. both on those mailed to.
/ friends at distance and those to be-
delivered in person or by Santa, are
an indication that yours is unselflsh
giving-that the true spirit of help
/ funess and brotherly love actuates
| you, and that because of the stamps
you have purchased some sufferer
somewhere WIN be benefited VIZ
Buy stamps at these booths: f
Westheimer & Daube (Y. NJ. c. Al
Whteman & Simpson (Ryonis Cub).
Simpson Cigar Store (Mrs. Crltch-
field.
Stephens Gift Shop philharmonic
Club.
Hotel Ardmore Y. w. G. A. AZ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
Ss !2s Spur !Is {! Moment
The Rubaiyat of Gotham

\ thousand skirts knee length chatter gay.
thousand dling actors now passe,
Electric lights and taXs orange drink,
And that's Broadway
Where motion picture heroines all thrive
And millionaires elect Il stay alive,
Apartments. pug dogs, lmousnes and bunk,
And that's the Drive
\ Cupd'e arrow speeding It's mark
a kiss. fond embrace. and in the dark
TAXI with blind driver. chu@ging slow,
That's Central Park.
A thousand bend before financial squan
Another thousand rising while they fan.
Bum tips and ticker tape and suicides.
That's Broad and Wall.
4 thousand shops that mfonaires may view,
And boarded mansions Of somber hue,
a thousand arms around waists on the bus
Firth avenue.
Bleak tallecoths and coffee grounds and swlage,
Where cranks poets DIV the MUSES. pilagc,
Eiphcd hair aud paint, verse libre and polywoppus,
And that's the Village
a score Of races shacls both OH and bare
Street lights that flicker dimy here and there,
Buns roustabouts and Chinks, sightseeing bus.
That's Chatham square.
A thousand picture shows and honkytonss,
The Concourse where the festive honks.
And from cocktail It derived It's name
Yea. bo The Bronx
> :.
Mrs Smith Wilkinson of London Is going TO bring her
five mliondoar gown to America. It ought TO make a
hit hut Is doubtful If the diamonds viii stay long.
:. = :.
Marcon declares that Mars and Earth viii not ex
change untl radiophone with million horse
power But having waited several hundred
thousand Tor the probably win he able
10 stand The strain few months longer.
!. + +
Narcelette
Ic good looking and had always liked
him This had perhaps been the OF his failure in
lie. He had been spoiled by They had always
him first and he had grown Ia expect too
much from lifc At thirty.nine he found himself n
success among the women hut fired from every job
mat he had had lie clever convcrsttonalist
gifted with lie neat and always looked
we'll groomed There certain discipline in his way
~ living
At forty he married rich woman ana she was older
than he was. Many poor chap has worked for years
and does not live ~ comfortably he does.
You never can tell from where you sit II the picture
Is In focus or nnt--Marcel Stcnbrugge.
A little exercise after the bath is good thing. ac
cordng to physician. good way get according
to a contributor is to step on the soap
: T.
Even II all the other nations disarm. s doubtful u
the BolshcvN will give up their soap.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 12.-Expendi-
lures for cosmetics almost equaled the
amount spent for house paint in st.
Louis this year. according TO esti'
mates. A local wholesale drug com
pany stated the annual bill for face
paint, powder, etc, approximated $3,-
OOO, 900, and the bill for paints and
varnish totaled about 100000. A
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
Founder Stove Factory Dead

LONDON. Dec. l9.-John McClary,
founder Of the McClary Manufactur.
ing Company. said TO be the largest
stove industry in the British EN-
rire died at his home here yesterday
He was 80 years old.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

"Go across unr street 10 tnat green
house. ask the woman over there for
Il cup OF coffee and say you saw
new electric washing machine in my
house. she's been going around tell.
ing the neighbors 1 couldn't afford
one"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES!
Spnl.nsa
GHAlIEs. y
lI1.6Yl
A Newspaper That Serves

LORD SEES ALL:-For the eyes
: S. !; =: =: ' IS: s IS; ST: g.: $ +: :::
Chronicles 16:9.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

DO you ask TO be the companion Of mobiles? Make
Yourself noble, and you shall be. DO you long Tor
the conversation Of the wise? Learn to understand
it and you shall hear il. But on other terms, No
II you Will rise to US, We can not stoop 10 you
--RuSlsin.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
-.Pn. MIMI nn nctor. !"

Ia WHAT an uctOr.
An actor my boy is a person who
can walk TO the side OF stage. peer
into the wings at Il group OF osher
actors waiting for their cues, a num-
Der Il bored stage hands and a lot
OF theatrical odds and ends and fx-
claim. what lovely view there is
from this window
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
HOMETOWN
STUFF

Would you give a wayw6rn wan
derer bite TO eat, mum?'
Il will, il you'll do me a favor?'
"Mnat is II. NUM-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

"Fener why for yo'.ll dabblin wild
dis here oysteropathy?' asked Rastus.
"'Cause An done read In q book
dis oysterpatny done treat 6b de ma
nipulatin' ob bones, and de onlicst
partlallty Ah's got is humorin', de enl
lopin' dominces to pass In review
was Sambo's reply.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

In spite oi earnest iujunc,ions TO do their Christ
mas shopping early more people than usual this
winter will probably do their Christmas shopping in
January.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

Meet Mr. Jones'" we said. A. We
showed the newcomer around.
MIR. Jones and have met before
said tho newoomo cSdiy as re turned
away. At the first opportunity we
asked:
whats the trouble between you
and Jones?"
Trouble" repeated the newcomer
why. the first day arrived In
town. weary from travel and Cying for
n drink. asked Jones II he could
recommend me TO u good doctor with
q biz heart and prescription plank
And hc sent me to an ostcopath''
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

In spite OF bad business, nobody can say that
the Germans are not making money
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

Why not let William Randolph Hears, build al
the bauleships he wants And pay for them himself
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12
Editorial of the Day
LURE or OIL

lot Of the YOU used 10 read from penison,
Texas clicked the wires by A. h. Lancaster,
telegraph operator. he took flicr in oil Bought u
lease In the Mcsu field for $3.50 Sold 1t for $4,000. tie
uuit eographlng.
Many stories like that from the oil country.
True ones But before YOU invest remember that
nearly $1,000 0OOO0o worth cot oil stock has been placed
the market the Arnistcc-ncarly $50 for every
American. tnu for the family. In diving for
pearls watch out Tor the sharks-MuskoRee Tmes Demo
traL
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

The disarmament conference looks more and more
like poker game every day. The best buffer will get
the big end of the spols. has already developed that
cas have made and caught diplomat on
d hob tail flush Muskoeee Tines Democrat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-12

rcmorow-why DO wc,nen wes,
"lleblej iIsir"f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
NEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a glass of Salts if your Back
hurts or Bladder bothers-
Meat forms uric acid,

10 you must have your meat every
day, cat li but flush your kidnrya
Win salts occasionally. says "a noted
lFunrity who tells 4s that meat
ms uric acid which almost para
4r1 th' kidneys Iu their Efforts tp
,Epsl u from tho blood They be-
come slurEsh and weaken. thpu you
inter- with % dull misery In the Rid
U"H region, sharp pains In ihr back
u| alck headache. dizAiuess. Your
iHmuth suurs. tonga" is coated and
when b weather ls bad NDu llsD
~rI'uH1tlc twiuE's Tho urine g,ts
cloudy, fun of sediment. the cham
u'.H oft'u get sore and irrItatrd,
uUliFiuE SOU 20 seek relief two or
three times during th' night.
70 ueutrIlizo thos" irritating acids.
f. li'Hur' ih' kidney. and flush OFF
tUr body'H uriuous waste get iour
ounces Of Jad salts from any
pharmacy hore. take 70 Tablespoonful
Ip "a glass II water before breakfast
Tor "a few days ana your Kidneys will
then act fine This famous salts i-
made from the utii ul grapes and
lemon juice. combined with Iithia.
and has been used for generation 10
flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys.
also to n%outralizo Tbs acids in urin'.
so n no longer initiates. thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad salts is inexpensive: cannot In
and makes a delightful Ell
iorvescent liihia-wSter drink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
MUSEUM CLOSED
Public Barred From New York s
Relics of Crime.

.. -. - HfFHNAN
NIW YORK, rtb. 2r-Now Works
black Museum On tn, basement OF
H"'t,' headquarters, b.. filled with
Grim relies OF crime and deash hat
I.'' accumulated bon 30 wears
i've trunks uro th'r' Each al one
H" hold 60 d-isncmD'rcd body. one
.i1 ih" u'gutiful Elsie Stog.l. brutal
murdered by u chimes. aundry
.. HprIvtur IN 1903 Another. zinc
.f'l, lay for nine years Iu an ahan-
Toned house, holding m. body OF 4
a. collier who disappeared In 1901.
Th'r" rr" hundreds or other ,N-
"iii'- among them the bed in which
'"Nt AWu'ilor was hacked to ptcces
Ih' supposed priest Hans schmidt.
mo- " heavy OK suspended from the
ing nE q chain. with which Leon
Lung operated as leader IN on. of
. .iU'r tong War- IN, az killed
'.lr men.
Tho BLACK Museum" formerly
.Hr OPEN Goo the public hut now is
..#Htd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH TO REOPEN
SUNDAY MORNING
Extensive improvements
Made Following Fire
Christmas Week

".l.. ~TDtY ,ltrr.l id. o.. d.,
'' I'f '"t'i'' ON sunday
.fUIur. Since thr lire at Christmas
1000. Ip congregation has been Wot-
,, 49,. 49,, - ~.
'''h h"l one ""N''' VIM"
|If|t Nn. mo- service held. NutWith-
.sI.H frp ,,..,Itru .t,uu.l
BID. -
"''' "'
'lhllh Wei Al however, are
.sug forward eagerly to being
...I main ip fb, ,nyrrb .,idito,uuu
u'.I'I musical program has
.. arranged for TIA. muru.ug ser
anal tp, p..i,, u,It ,,.,ch .r
W "
I'I"I''"'' o." tue occasion on
''. subl',t, Things That Don't
I..u 10 l- tu Zoe expected 90 hr 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Hoover to Accept
Post in Cabinet

ElW YORK. F.n. g5.-II.rb.rt
Il. u.'r n1s rrlephun,I senator Hard
fhHt Do iuts accepted the ou.r OF
.. .Hhlr'i uost uf ecrctary Of com
r'i.u &c., Hoover announced that
""Ul. continue 10 diru,t the poll
..' ui European relief.
NO. h"UN'I.s statement follows
i~i''-id'n'-rlr't Harding tins We
H%b'I m' tu STAT. that hc has
.ud'I mr In his nominations tur
. cabinet Is secretary ut commerce.
||.ar llHruiug enters %wholoh'alI-
'.. into the plans ior u]pbuldiug
... department and Wishes that {
nnuUIy 200 dlr,ni the policies uf al,
.. ..I,ar r'I'f"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
pOhI a-rOK WIsmIha.

DON. vHh y.u could fluid 70 !ub-rind ~
Don't wish sou could rent your apart
mrut- Rput o.
Don't wihh you could foll your house
g.l h. ~
HOWL
~ usils the Heads Classified Columns.
fhotu iiA. Phone ItS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

MAHflEi.b, EE Although o., b.
only 60, Bryan Lemon has just mar.
rIrd his fourth bride Su, Is Mis-.
ElIzlh,th Crane. o..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-21
LEGION MEN RAP DEMPSEY
Wire Carpenter They Hope He
Will Win Fight.

If verbal attacks can injure Jack
Dempsey the champion of the pugilis-
tic world will be in no condition TO
enter the ring with Georges Carpen-
tier July 2. Dempsey's name was
thrown into the arena at meeting
OF the Department Of the District Of
Columbia of the American Legion las
night at 1923 New York avenue, and
the ex-service men attacked it in a
method not disclosed for publication.
When the battle of words had sub
sided. the secretary was instructed
to wire the following message to the
French fighter at his training quar-
tiers IN Manhasset. y. Y, which was
done today:
He wouldn't fight then. Make him
fight now. We hope you win. Good
luck.
Reports made at the meeting indi-
Gated that the heads of the various
government departments in Washing
ton have agreed to retain all eX-serv-
ice men in the federal offices whose
records are as good as. or better than.
those who did not give UP their po-
sitions during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-06-21
GRAND JURY FINDS
81 INDICTMENTS
Men Held for Death of Two
Children Freed-LiSt of
True Bills.

Daniel S. Woodland and Edward
Brown, held by the coroner's jury on
May 16 last as responsible for the
Millon in front of their home at 201
Sd street southwest. were exonerated
today by the grand jury. which ignor-
ed the charge Of homicide against
them. One of the men was driving
the truck that struck the child and
the other operated Ford car with
which the driver of the truck declared
he was attempting to avoid col
lision when he lost control of the
truck. The grand Jurors also ignored
a charge of larceny against Robert p
Schierer.
Two indictments charging assaults
to kill were reported by the grand
jury against George EWell. colored. in
licemen Joseph +. Waldron and John
NJ Roper March A. The officers had
been called to the Woodwork apart
ment, where man had been seen
hiding on the fire escape. Ewell, when
discovered. began shooting, striking
both officers and being himself shot.
Other Indictments Returned.
Others indicted and the charges
against them are: George a. Robin
son. Alfred Fales. Emile Moller. grand
larceny; Ethel Moore. Elsie Butler.
Mike Goodwin. Peter Rockelli, Henry
Lewis, Ella Brown, Fred Jones. rob-
berry; Percy a. Matthews. violating
section IS of penal code: William u.
Dixon, assault to rape; John VI. An
derSon, assault with intent to commit
rape; James II. HerndOn, Joseph L.
Blackston, Andrew Jackson, grand
larceny; Samuel Henry Glover. re-
ceiving stolen property; Cecil G.
Campbell, William J. Fay. jr:; Robert
Hassell, false pretenses; David H.
Waldman, forgery: Arthur Merritt,
Francis Henry Watson. Edward T.
Dumas, Keith NJ. Gaylor, William
Sisgold. Edgar r. Hodgkins, William
NJ. Bruin, George G. Hill. Allen f.
Blaisdell. non-support; Harry A.
Humphrey and Clarence Harris. re-
ceiving stolen property: Thornton
Robinson. joy riding; Eennette +.
Henry and George A. Robinson. grand
larceny.