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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
DIVIDENDS DEC LAREn.

Western rsDfe Railroad Corporation.
cuaIterIN 81 ~ pc sCri on preferred pay
stIp ApriI 80 sfo,k k of rccrrd March :
Bufal1 General EIcsfric Go qusrterl.
49, pe5 cent sem common PAYABLE March
to ~t,i.k 80 rr,urd March H.
e Rta relds Tobacco 60 quarterly of
s. cent or common and common and
! pel cep op pttfcrycd al PAYABLE April
~ sfo,k 80 r,rutd March ~
kansa> CTS Fort ~co7t and Memphis 6
sailrosd qGa tctlN of por cent ou stock
#ust certificates pcg cent preferred pay
abls AprII ta- -tock ~ record March 2A
White Nutef 60 regular quarterly ~ 81,
taNahle Nsr,b - - ~tuCkhodcrs ot
record March It
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
BTTLDING PERMITS.

Plans for the following projects have
heen approved by the building inspect
0r's office. and permits issued
Ninth street 925 West, John Thomp-
son owner and builder addition, s1OO
Madison street. S0T W A. Iarim0re,
owner and builder. alteration. $50.
Market street. 1911. j. Shapiro, ad
dition 81 200
Ninth street. Sol West M Podolsky
repairs. $3.50
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
.,snus,ri,es Missing

Tho rrararrrrsrt - frs Aufr Fe-
rticb rer Trvrn no lffrrH~ .f
.rook hqs writer hN no rrfrF'H
~ . ~ erdsavrr -afr
Ieathrr rarfiusrlffr rf.~t 4
.r,,ially ~ uriefake frrrr 'rr anr- NnH
-rla-s~rr aR' Hordav r'-~rrr
I ~lo,k uhsr ~hilAr~~ rrrt fwfh
f-re Tho ferkr rrre - ~ tuNr
y, -0r'afrrd da'r ,f 'rrsal 'Ha rrfr
rnaravr rrerf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Leather Business I'm proves.

Philadelphia March Sole lea ther Of
tae pest tanungs in the Philadelphia
r NarAet ls Nrm. heavH and light weights
neing more active than the medium
NelShts ldIgt proportion Of orders
e from me West Inferior grades are
veal and inar tive The market for sole
feathers y mainly among the manufac-
turerS " women and children's shoes
Nlth the exception of shoulders the offal
market is dull IN the upper market.
the demand Il mostly for colored ,fid
which ie very active Black kid Is spotty
Will increasing orders from the West
Philadelphia tanners have received cable
INQUIRIES from England for black kid
helting leather is quiet The stoc ksOf
sole leather IN the hands ~ rnanufac-
turers Is small
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WARS ON MIGHT RIDERS.
Alabama Posse Rounding Up a
Mob That Fought in Steven
son Yesterday.
ny kssocia'od PROSE- to f1ve,y rsverlnE


gcoftRh0ru. Ala. March State
authorities todav were preparing p"
clean ~ the ruppoaed hesdquarfors
dfetrl,t Uf tho night rider hands WhiFh
have boon tcfrDflzlng northern hlotafn1
communities
planB 10 organize = pN@He f0F fhn
ptrpoee were announced bv officers who
took part IN street hattie ~ 4tnvou
son. near here. yesterday. following an
attempt bg II members - the Farr1
Tenants Union ~ roiea ~ fffur o'hor~
held - isfl there 'fhr rneu Were ~
rested whom their night rlding evpeti'
ton Wan IHferc oT'od ~ ueDu'v eherfff
1tavous
The unioniH4s. WIN later opened hrs
on tho iail guard we're rrcf nv '''irona
wto hsd bean warne<l. and All bi' i've
v,,hs, were rar4uYcd and piarrJ iuf~~
arre-t vvora prTt - tight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
SHUT DOORS TO kAR0lN.
Neither Spain Nor Portugal
Would Receive Hungarian
Agitator.
ny Aarociated press to rvory fvening

Florence. March g.. Count Michael
KarolYi. whose expulsion from italy
wns ordered last weck. has gone TO
Jarvis. Cnrinthia. two countrios. Spain
and Portugal. having refused Ia giVa
him n refuge
Among many documents taken hv
tho police there wete nemc showing that
Count karoyi planned IN form com
muuiat colony Of Hungarian immigrants
In America and Il ia alleged he wae to
lee supported In thia work hy membofu
of tho Hungarian ministry and Sikelai
benlno l}usalan t}olshevilt premier
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
\. +. BoATmRN TO sTRIKE.
New York UniOniSts VIII Go Out
Thursday h Wages Are Reduced.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York. March 1.-Members OF the
TIdewater Boatmen's Union, affiliated
with the Inter4s tional Longshoremen' $
Association. have voted 10 strike here
Thursday II proposed wage reductions
become effective, II w2s ss9nouncs 10
day by Joseph Ryan, vice-prcsideDt Of
the L-ongshoremen's Association
Mr.. Ryan said the New York Boss
Orvners' Association plans a $40 month
Is reduction IN the wages Of the boat
men. The union lists 1000 members.
who handle ship cargoes 10 and from
barges-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
VETERANS FURL0UGHED.
Older Employees of Pennsylvania Rail-
road 60. Not Discharged.

while a large number of employees Of
tho Pennsvlvania railroad have been
dismissed for the curtailment of eI-
penses those over 40 who have been
let go il was learned at the company 3
offices today. have not been discharged.
They have been given an indefinite fur
Tough and told that when they are
taken back they will retain their pres
ent status in the matter Of work and
other conditions. They will not lose
their right 10 retirement on pension
which they can do voluntarily after
they reach SIS and which they must do
at 70.
All employees under "a years and
three months who are let go are dis
charged and told that IL they are re-
employed AZ any time they will come
back a. new men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
WAS nwnc. Gvcypvn-
Tn Nu,h was Tnourh ~ ,lhsT Hsn

PioeitE gf'f Fl. barge tnrf
nf NO teatr r-rie--s' iv
rfqn e.s sr1,rrf frrsi f-n ~r
hord Iuavr ,r ir Ffrff 10
'oda,
We ffan - p 10y 1F'a~f rrly af'uEFf
her tiro - vr' HN~f r. wv rrire
girgr- tr rd - .sf.r tfr lsrr
= yIr-. 80 ~'rvr1 tsr Iaia~N ffri
- rrr-.r,i. Iarrnt~a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
W EDDINGS.
Stewart.

On Thursday March ;, j. Frank
Lenderman Of 5o2 West Fourth street.
and Mrs. Anna s. Stewart of sos
Shipley street, We're married at the
home OF the Rev L. L. Smiley. 90S
Adams street After a short trip they
will reside at 502 West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Never Had a Home.

Pleading guilty 70 being , vagrant
John Turner, colored vas sentenced 70
10 days Imprisonment by Judge Hastings
IN Municipal Court today. | never had
any home, Judge, said Turner, al aged,
gray haired Negro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Dance BY Alpowco Club.

The Alpowco Pleasure Club will hold
a Shamrock dance in the New Century
Club on the evening of March H. which
will be the last of series Of Ave dances
given this season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Admitted Being Drunk.

Pleading guilty 20 beng drunk IOan
c. Foster and John rossin we're each
fined $40 and costs by Judge Lynn N
Municipal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Sunnnri Order Issued

For the support Of his l4-year-old
daughter, Ruth, Walter j. Smith was
ordered to pay So a week by Judge Lynn
in Municipal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Larceny Case NolIe Pressed.

At the request OF Assistant City Sohci-
TOR Davis q charge Of larceny against
Carl Ma0n was nolle pressed n Nunici-
pal Court today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
KI'tN RtIIusl>.
~ lpe"u, for io3o. 80 i.~,3. ,fter Ne
Iuttiru>. IpuaI a. st.09 \ share

t#.t#.ft fnt thc 1.aF ended
fnf1 ef thr Nn,crirau Rail
-FtN- .rtan, after .hnrgrs
50 ~tt .tuiVolcnt afttf pfc
#f.ud II. S f pR share 'arurd pn
<' n. t.n". tff1trru ~toek par Nal1i,
,autI,t,- NTH nov tutpfur 4
.. f -htt,. ru tho previous
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

Try an Every Evening Want Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
POWDER QUOTATIONS.

Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Co.,
du Pont Building.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07

quick results. small costs: use Every
Lveni.x want ads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
RATION WOMAN IS
VICE PRESIDENT OF
FEDERATED CLUBS
Nj tional | Organization
Elects Miss Lota Kelly
at Convention

CLEVELAND. July 22-Mrs. Lota
y. Kelly of Ration. y. NJ today was
reelected first vice president OF the
National Federation OF Wumen's
clubs. by the organizations third an
nual convention now In session here.
Miss Kelly h. the head of a chain OF
stores for womcn's aud children's APP
parel extending through Ney Mexico,
Colorado and into Utah she visited
the Albuquerque business and profess
aionai Womcu's club last fall and nd-
dressed the members. She is pres-
dent OF the Ration Business and Pro-
feHSional Women c,vb and has been
instrumental In making II one of the
strongest local organizations Of busi-
ness women In the country.
Miss Kelly is the only woman men,
ber OF the Ration Chamber Of Com
mcrce. She ia organizer OF clubs for
the southwestern district of the fed
GRAFTON and head Of New Mexico
clubs In her capacity of vice presi-
dent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
FAMINE IS RAGING
AMONG 100000
PEOPLE IN RUSSIA
Residents Reported Flee
ing From Eight Prov
inces in Terror

NEW YoRIl. July 20. The Of
nDM bolshc,us newspaper Piayda OF
Moscow. under dlto of June 20. tell
ing of th" terrible sufforings OF tho
i;ussiuu propl, Says that "a re-
suit of the drought and the crop
fHilur" famine I- raging among a
population Numbering about twenty
fiv, million
This announcement. given out by
g. D. Sack director OF the Russian
information bureau IN the United
States who ruUrHHonts the Russian
anti- -holsrr,L forces iu this Douu-
fIN confirms recent cable dispatches
which hat, du..IIuvd the widespread
Dmu, condition. prevailing lu Rus
aiu. Z
rh, famine trritory. Mr.. Sacl,
said embraces eight provinces sur.
rounding Perm aud the northern
rnu,lauH. from which the population
iH f"eiug iu trrIHr
THE utuuuuu he said. "is mad,
mon" oItuatroUhirll 10y N" fact that
uu'. io destruction 90 transport AN,
the shriukHrr Iu area under hgri
cultural cultivation. tha other re-
riuuH uf Russia luc unable tu hell
those affected hN the famine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Union Condemns
Deportation of Jap
Cantaloupe Pickers

TURI.oCH. calf. July 2e.--The
Turlock local Of the International
Fruit and Ncgctnbl" workers union
announced today 1t has passed rrH'
olltions rundcmning the deportation
"Wednesday Of Japan"s" field work
.is. The president uf IN" Turloek
local James Shea, wa. arrested }'s
tetduy iu connection with IN" d"p"i-
tHtions.
uinrrunt white field wut'.crs are
lrnNing tho district local peace
authorities said. II is Thought thcy
leur prosecution fur participation IN
the dcpurtatiuns.
The Turlock chamber ~ CONF
m.rrp tcl-graphcd United Statc8 sem
atur johnson that IN" deporintiuus
were caused hy labor troubles Zoe.
tween itiuyrdut white aud Jupanrs,
workers aud that Turiuck ,iii2rns
wore not involved aud condemned
the act
Authorities revealed the Iapanvis,
were working In cantaluupr .ivld'
FOR 10 tu 20 cents crate iu spit,
uf the fnct that the growers wvr,
willing To- pay white workers n
cents. The white workers drmaudc,
20 cents
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
HOUSE COMMITTEE
|. TO PROBE. DEAL OF
j. s. WITH JAPAN
Requests information of
immigration Agree
ment in 1908

WA9HtNGTON. July 22--Thc sub
i"ct OF the understanding with japan
In 1905 eative to control Of Japan
csr emigration 10 the united States
Will be- Investigated by IN. house i'm
mig alton committees which to-day
adopted resolution Requesting IN"
state department to furnish It with the
diplomatic correspondcuce leading M
to the agreement
Action ~ the committee came after
J. V. a. McMurrny. chief of the state
d.par,emnt division Of Gar eastern nf-
lairi. had Informed II TINT Japan had
nrVtr applied ths restricilons IN thu
Hud.' stand NIX to Hawaii, ana that
the japanese government had r"gu-
lated ia" number of lnburrts x ven
passports to Hawaii through an
arrangement with the sugar planters
ct the ins1lar territory. This method
according to McMurraN had been
proposed voluntarily by employers ut
labor In the Islands and ucquiesccd In
by Japan which received It's informal
udvic.s Of the ahor needed through
It's consular officials.
Mr. McMurtay's statement was
"mphatioally denied hy ROYAL -.
Mead OF Honolulu. president ut the
Planters association.
Mead did not disclose. howovr, un-
der what arrangements the lapan's"
were sent In tu meet -rasouahlo labor
requirements
Me Murray's narrative uf the agree
msnt of 1905. stirred fin" iu th" COM
uittee ana at one point chairman
johnson exclaimed;
II ,ns ~ that now is the time to
declare Hawaii part OF tn" United
Slat.se with respect To japanese ana
all others
MrMuiray frequotuy spoke In con
| fid-nc- tu the committee, saying %
might not %" well tu discuss somo
phases publicly iu view ot the inn
pendiug disarmament conference
The committee met to consider a
resolution authorizing the prrsidrnt Ia
allow Far Eastern labor 10 enter the
trlands when an emergency existed
| hut the testimony Of the stat" de
pnftments representative turned the
| discussion In another direction.
Mr.. Johusun read into the record "
Telegram from \. :. Mr'latrhy sac
| tumrnto. Culir.. publisher from whom
he had asked u stateni'nt, urging thnl
| roprt,sss act lmmrd .atcly TO main
| tain American white control p'rmhn'
.ntls In nnwuil" IN" cnmmiti"" to"k
no action uu the Hawaiian matter
/ adiolininE on call 1T the chairman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
mrs. bERGDOLL
LIED, ASSERTS
MAI. CAMPBELL
Officer Denies He Ac-
cepted Bribe in Slack
er Case

wAsHfNOTON. July 22.--Deniai
of the charEc that he accepted five
thousand dollars "a aid Grover cleve-
land Bergdoll. draft .vader. TO es-
cape. was made today by Major
Bruce n. Campbell Of the army. be-
fore house investigating committee.
Mira. Bcrgdoll'a statement Is false
IN every particular" Major Compbcli
said. There is not word OF truth
In H."
The charge was made before the
committee this week by Mrs. Emma
e. Bergdoil. mother OF the fugitive.
Asked about a deposit Of $500
with a New York brokerage firm
about the time Mrs Bergdoll swore
she gave him the money. Major
Campbell said he had been paid a
cash sum from the sale Of real estate.
He would produce evidence To cor
rObornte the statement. n. said.
The old woman lied when she said
she gave me $50 to hand TO Grover.
She did not give me cuaAed copper"
When Campbell appeared before
the house investigating COMMITTEES
he asked for n preliminary executive
session.
IN denying the charges aud declar.
ing he deEred the fullest publicity.
Major Campbell said he wanted Ia
present first names Of witnesses hs
wished called. but did not want print
ed at this time.
Il came here just ns soon Rs
could" the major said. "and u was a
ffightful misfortune that I WAS mol
here when the charges against ms
were presented"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Woman to Defend
Her Claim Upon
Roosevelt Estate

CHICAGO. July ga letter from
Mrs. Emma X, Burkett, lIillsdale.
Ind, who claimed Theodore Roosevelt
had refused to pay a $4,000 obliga-
tion to her. has been received by the
detective bureau In which she re-
quests the address OF three Chicago
handwriting experts who. she asserts,
Will Identify the signature OF the pa =
per she holds as that OF the late
president.
The letter IL from the Tombs In New
YORK where Mrs Burkett was r2mov-
ed following complaint OF executors
OF the Roosevelt sstate that her claim
was fraudulent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Divorce Case in Which
Dempsey Is Mentioned
Will Start Today

PAWHuSKA. Okla, July "a
Hearing of the suit Tor divorce
brought by J. a. Boulanger, wealthy
Usage Indian. In which he names
"one Jack Dempsey Of Los Angeles"
as correspondent. viii probably start
late today in district court here.
The case was TO have come yester-
day but was put over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Z OF CREW HURT
IN SHIP EXPLOSION
Steamer Reaches San
Francisco in Tow
of Tug

SAN FRANCIsCO. July se.- Tho
Pacific steamship company's steamer
Admiral Fafrngnt. whith was disabled
last night off the rOnU ten mites
north of here. passed into IN" harhor
nt . O'Clock today In tow of the tug
Sea Eagle She was taken To her
dock whore the twelve crew members
who wrr. injured In the feed pipe -X-
plos on. which crippled the vossr..
were removed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Another Page of
Comics in the Big
Sunday Herald

THE SUNDAY HERALD will
add another page OF comics In
colors beginning with next
Sundays issue. 'S'matter Pop?."
which IL proving so popular with
the children viii continue TO be
found on the title page OF the comic
section. but the back page will con-
tain some other comics that will
prove equally as Interesting. The
picture page viii remain a perman-
cnt part OF the comic section. BE
sure and get sundays Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
GOV. SMALL MAY
USE TROOPS TO
] RESIST ARREST
Battle Over Immunity
Claim Appears
Certain

SPRINGFIELD H., July 22.--
Addressing newspaper men gath
cred in the court room late this
afternoon, Judge Smith said:
IL may as well tell you that
there viii be nothing done in this
ease in which you all APPEAR to be
interested until Tuesday morn
ing"
SPRINGFIELD, III. July aa.--
Whether or not Governor Len Small
Indicted by sangamon county grand
jury for the embezxieinent OF Interest
on state funds while state treasurer.
IL Immune from arrest IL 10 be de-
cided by Judge u. 4. Smith OF the
circuit court today.
Governor Smaii's attorneys advised
him 10 resist arrest on the grounds
that he would violate the constitu-
tion and bstray the psopia BY sub
mttting f
III the court decided the COVER
nor IN Immune the warrant for his
arrest would probably be Withheld an
tii the expiration OF his term. three
and half years hence.
May Resist Arresf
II the decision II adverse the nher-
iff will be instructed to serve the
warrant immediately. In tic latter
| event the situation is frnusbt with
possibilities. ranging from peecefut
surrender by the governor To the cali
ing out OF state troops TO forclbly re-
plst presentation OF the warrants.
Governor SmalrH attorneys con-
tend that he, In bowins to tho judi
clnl branch OF the government would
violate n section OF the constitution
which establishes judicial. executive
| and legislative branches OF the state
government and forbids the uaurpa-
ton by one branch OF the powers OF
another.
Following advice Of hla counsel.
| Governor small issued a statement In
which he virtually declared he would
resist any attempt TO arrest him. and
pointed out that the governor has the
now.r 10 cali out state troops 10 hold
off sherifra deputies at the point OF
the bayonet.
Indicted. arrived at court this morn
ing TO give bond.
Troops In Court
\ The presence of several national
guard officers In uniform In the state
house was considered significant In
some quarters today In view OF the
opinion OF the governors counsel that
he has II In his power 20 muster
troops 20 protect him from arrest II
such n move In ordered by IN. court.
Adjutant General Frank VI. Dickson
appeared at the state house IN unl-
form this morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
LINnsi.Y's nnOrmIn pII.s.

NENNEE- july 31"TUUsIIII =
Lindsey brother uf Juvenile Judge
li-u 3. Lindsey. dieu ui q hospital
here today after an iiIuwr of three
days. Mr Lindsey was rs years old.
Ne served iu the army 'n France aud
With General rvrshWg u M-Aiou n"
was an official of ia. Colorado aud
Suuthttu railroad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Harding May Spend
Week End With
Ford and Edison

wAsIIINGToN. Iuly % -i'rcsi-
dent aud Mrs Harding are consider
inr an invitation To- Join camping
party composed of Harvey : fir'-
aton". Henry Ford and Thomas \.
Edison over this w""d-eud at some
unaunnuncsd place not far from
Washington,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
New York City Has
Lowest Auto Fatality
Per Capita in u. S.

NEW YORK. July 2e,--New York
has the lowest automobile fatality
rate per capita OF any large city Ia the
United States. according TO figures
made public today by Health Com
missioner Copeland Ia answer TO re-
cent newspaper editorial describing IL
as the city OF dreadful streets"
The figures for 1890 showed Los
Angeles had tho highest rate, 3sl per
million OF population. Figures Tor
other cities were:
pittsburgh ss2: buffalo a3i; Toledo
se4; Jersey city 5it: Detroit 306:
Columbus. Ohio. att; Chicago zss;
Newark, n. j.. 2s6; San Francisco
se2: Milwaukee g5s: Denver 23s;
Providence. n. l., 2isi 81. Louis. 2l6:
Boston 500: Portland, Oregon. lIs;
Washington iss and New York l6s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
IJGHTNING KIIIs RANcmR

LIGHTNING KIIjS RASCHlH
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho. July IL
Ross X. Parker, rancher. was kii-
led by lightning yesterday when II
struck n shovel he was carrying over
his shoulder and passed through tho
length OF his body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Highest temper
nture ~: lowest
temperature 81.
daily range tenn
pc rature 20;
mean daily TEN b
perature 1Gs rec
lative humidity
& D. m G3. re-
lntivc humidity
q a. m 90: pre-
Cipitntiuu I 2
maximum vcloc-
ity uf wind miles
per hour 30 pre-
....f HlHuf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Today's s Results


hHffHhh tFaS's
30 games scheduled ~ American
League.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

NHllluE NiittllhN U'l AllN'H's '''
n,t,r ~ the day parity cloudy
State Weather
New Mexico: Fair IN west un-
s.ttIrd Ia east portion tonight nnd
saturday. little change In temper
atuTp. a..
ARIZONA, Generally fnr tonight
aud saturday. little chang" IN tenn
ptruture.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-28
SHAKE HANDS, is
JUDGES ORDER TO
BOYS FIGHTING
One Lad Admits He Couldn't
Stand PiGym0feS' TGUHtS
About Postcard.

You boys all piaym8res - questioned
Henry Abrams, judge pro TEN. in city
court today
Yes" agreed two little bows. a larger
boy and a tall boy the latter the brother
Of the two little boys
"Thel shake hands. make up and be
friends. Co home and play" added the
court. as he stamped continued iudefi-
nately' across an affidavit charging Rus
sell Gray. . South Rural street. with
assault and battery on Edwin Powell, Is
South Rural street
Russell was the tall boy and older
brother of the two little boys Edwin
admitted thar ne was easily leased.
"They found this card" explained Ed
~-Sln % the court handing "a postcard to
the judge. The card on one side had a
heart and bunch Of flowers on it and
said ito my valentine. ON the other
side. written in a scrawly hand. was
you're as sweet as these flowers"
MY name was signed 90 the card
explained Edwin. "and they tpased me-
He pointed to the two little Gray broth
ers.
I'VE had a fight aud Ee stuck N and
SLAPPED me" He po,ntei To The tail
brother. Il an happened July 10.
Russell Gray admitted what Edwin
said wss true except that lee refused to
admit that Edwin had whipped the
younger Gay. but insisted he Y-as get
ting whipped and ran H. said he just
slapped him" II was NJ this point that
Judge Abrams Interrupted 10, proceed
ings by having the four boys shake
hands and become friends Then he adj
yised Russell not 10 SLAP a -Tlailer boy
in the future