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NEWARK NEWS NOTES.

Newark. Aug. 3l.-As result Of
one OF it's legs being broken when run
Into by an automobile driven by j.
II. Decker of Elkton. a horse owned
by Charles Lafferty had to be chloro-
formed last night by DIR. c. c. Palmer.
Herman McCarns. 12-year-old son OF
Clark McCarns, who works for Mr..
Lafrerty. was driving the horse to a
brake-cart. The boy was turning into
Depot road from Main street when the
large machine, going east on Main
street. struck the horse. Tho front
OF the automobile was damaged, but
neither the boy driving tho horse or
Mr.. Decker was injured.
Firemen's night at the street car
nival is expected to bring out a record
crowd tonight. Delegations from nu-
merous volunteer fire companies Will
likely attend and among them will be
the marching club OF the oxford, Pa.
fire company. The carnival will close
Saturday night.
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Church yesterday afternoon for a two
days' session arrived yesterday morn
inE by trains and automobiles and
were assigned to homes by the COM
mittces on arrangements. About 1876
delegates arc In attendance. The con-
ference WIS opened by Rev. Omar II.
Jones with n short devotional service.
Rev. w. A. Wise, superintendent Of
the ,Afiddlctown district. made an ad-
dress on Problems OF the District"
DR.. Wise stressed the need OF the
church for young men for the ministry
and stated tho purpose of this gath
erinR Is TO create in the hearts and
minds OF the boys the great necessity
tf preparation for the ministry. Rev
Ransom =. Nichols OF Smyrna nd
dressed tho conference on Sunday
School Work on the District" after
which DIR. Perry OF the Methodist
Board of Education spoke h'ieiiy on
the Centenary. At tho evening Service
there was a half hour devotional SER
vice led by Rev. V. Il. Hills of Denton
DIR. w. A. Swartz. general secretary
OF the Centenary, gave an illustrated
lecture on Centenary Achievements
and Needs" Today will be the bis
day of tho conference. when the boy
delegates, the laymen, and the min
listers Will hold separate conferences
In the evening bishop William +. Me
Eowell will delivoC an address on ITO
morrow, Where and What"
Richard Haggerty of, Kennedyvills
has purchased the Eldridge farm o
GOO acres. situated near Frederick
town. for s24,5o0.
a largely attended meeting Of tn,
guarantors Of Chautauqua was helC
Tuesday. A report OF the ticket sell.
Ing committee showed that consider
able work must be done II the guaran.
tee of 81 ,S00 Ia TO be raised. Only
about $500 worth of tickets had beer
sold up to Tuesday night. and com
nittees were appointed TO canvass III.
county during the week.
William Cabel Bruce, candidate 70
United States Senator. visited Ches
tertown Tuesday and Interviewed
large number of voters. David !
Lewis was in the county on Monday
and Senator Norris was here earle
in the month.
Most of the farmers hero hav
stopped shipping wheat 70 market
| preferring 10 walt for better prices
Local buyers are offering only so I
IS cents a bushel. which Will not pa
the cost OF the fertilizer billie
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Academy plot. Appropriations asked
| by the board for 1928 and 1924 are
! 100000. OF which $250.000 II for the
purpose OF erecting "a now Hish
School building. The two portable
buildings were insured for $4,000
James Tilney was awarded the con-
tract for repairs to the chimneys OF
No. l and No. 2 buildings. LOOMS Q.
Wise was employed TO do npair work
In several OF the buildings. The bonrd
decided to open the schools on Mon
day, September IL In place Of next
Tuesday In order that the'two portable
buildings may be completed. The cup
erintendent was instructed to purchase
Ave teachers desks at $3.50 each and
so chairs at S3.90 each. Prof. Snavely
and DR.. Lewis Booker win represent
the board ut n meetingto OF the special
district superintendent Mt Dover to-
day. II was decided thaf all children
who became six years of pge on or be-
fore December 1 should be admit
ted In the schools at the September
opening and that NIL chihlren becom-
ing six years old between December /
and February / should DO registered.
The Good VIII Fire Co. has received
additional contributions toward the
purchase OF the motorized sambula nee
from the following persons: Mrs. Ed
mund 70. Rogers, Miss STUN. Misses
Deakyne, John Mahoney, Richard
Cam. Griffith Eliason. Harry Veg.
genmann, NJ. ID. Buck, Mrs. J. Il. Phil
lips, S. each: l.. o. Thompson. $40;
MISS Charlotte Bryson. $2b : Mrs. Sarr
Simon. James Heinel, Efnmet Nc
Grory, Ryan 4 Gray, Miss Mary Mel
lon, So each; r. ]. Sutton. Mrs. Chas
Diehl. Miss Mary Bird. Mrs. Waite
mon, 81 each.
Andrew Mitchell 4 Son, contractor,
for the aerating basin and auction wei
for the local water plant, completes
the form work yesterday and the frs
= concrete will be poured this afsernoon
At a recent meeting of the Ladies'
, Aid Society of the Methodist Episco
pal Church II was decided TO pqirchas
new furniture for the parsonage.
r Before Mayor Cranner last evenin,
Atwood Roberts and Asbury Delan
, were each fined SIS on the charge o
street fighting and diserderly conduct
Tony Kelojoe, employed at the plan
, of the American Manganese steel &C
y yesterday sustained lacerations OF tn
head caused by falling Stag from
converter. Attention was ,given by On
Lewis Booker.
on Labor Day the Ninthsyvard tase
ball team OF Wilmington VIII pla,
the New Castle Athletic Association
In a double header. game.
Mrs. John +. u. Clayton today at
! tended n meeting of the Republican
. State Committee held at Dover.
DIR. and Mrs. Julius Dodd left toda,
for Eaglesmere. Pa, where they viii
] spend week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Newman an,
children, Jane and Thomas, OF Car
dova.' Md. are spending several day
as guests of Magistrate and Mrs. Wei
: din Vining.
g Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Barker AM
d daughters, Clara and Martha, o
:. Salem, Ohio. and Milton Sheppard O
n Bay City, Michigan. arrived in thi
= lefty yesterday by automobile and ar,
:. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Howar'
= Zimmerman OF Delaware street. Tn
L visitors will spend several month
< touring the east, before their return
e home.
s See Bridgewatcr for jewelry.-Adv
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NEWS OF THE DAY
At NEW CASTLE
Three Persons Injured When
Motor Car Overturns on
Hare's Corner Road.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
New Castle. Aug. 3l.-Last evening
between IL and - o'clock Ford
touring car. operated by Joseph Toner,
turned oyer while opposite the farm
OF Albert Lofland, on the road lead
ing from Hare's Corner to this city.
The accident is said to have been caus-
ed by a tire coming off the front
wheel while the car was descending
a hill. Accompanying Mr.. Toner were
Frank Csrlin, Martin Kinney, Francis
Tidwell, George McKnit,, Jr., and VII
liam Davis. Carlin was pinned be-
meath the car and sustained a dis
located shoulder. while Kinney and
Tidwell sustained slight cuts. The
other occupants escaped injuries. The
injured persons were taken 10 the
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital,
Wilmington. by George L. TObin.
This evening the members OF st.
Peters Church will open a lawn fete
on their lawn at Fifth and DelawaCe
streets and continue tomorrow and
Saturday evenings. There Will be
numerous articles for sale. Those IN
charge OF the various tables are:
Candy table. Mrs. Mary Reynolds
fancy table, Miss Elizabeth McCue
and Mrs. Hugh E. Duffy; cake table
Mrs. Archibald Watson; aluminium
table. Miss Mary Reynolds; fish pond
Miss Mary Gallagher; country store
Mrs. Clearance Kelly and Mrs. Peter
Mcbride.
/ The members OF the Street Improve
ment Commission met last evening and
took up matters pertaining to The
/ throughout the city. A communicates
was received from City Council re.
questing the Commission 10 resurfac'
/ the entire portion OF West Fourtf
street in place of leaving off a
( Foundry street, as outlined. A reply
will be sent to Council, stating in
ability 10 comply with their reques
and Secretary John r. I4ambson vii
appear before Council on next Tues
day evening In order 10 explain th-
situation more fully. Arrangement
will be made 20 remove the culvert,
at Fourth and Harmony streets ant
install an open gutter. At Chestnu
street between Third and Fourth new
curbing will be installed.
The Board of Education met las
evening. Estimates will be asked 70
the installation OF a heating system
in No. building and the two one
story frame portable buildings on tn
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CECIL COUNTY NEWS.

Elkton. Md. Aug. 3l.--The Beard OF
Education has announced the appoint
ment Of the following teachers: Miss
Pauline NJ. Bennett. principal at
Chestnut Grove: Miss Ruth ]. Law
renee. assistant at Leeds: Miss Evelyn
kimhle. principal at Jackson: Miss
Clara Racine. principal at Wesley
Miss Edith Jackson. assistant n.
Colora; Miss Edith r. Zebley, princ!-
pal AZ oakwood: Miss Bessie Il. Mar
tin. principal at Shawnah; Miss Marie
Price. principal AT New Bridge: Mrs
Howard Watson. acting principal al
ferryville High; Walter ID. Lindsey
principal at Rising sun; Harold C
Crew, manual training teacher al
North East and Calvert High.
Francis W. Walters OF Elkton has
been awarded a four-year scholarship
at Western Maryland College and
Ronald Taylor Of Perryville a four
year scholarship at Charlotte Hall.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Cecil county will hold its an
nual convention tomorrow at Hope
well. Mrs. Mary r. Haslup Of Balti-
more VIII make an address.
a meeting Of the young men of Elk
ton who are interested in the organi-
xaaon OF football team will be held
'n the Armory tonight.
The Chesapeake City Bank ha.
elected the following officers: DR.
Thomas p. Conrey. president; Rober
*. foard. vice-president:. Walter d
Pratt. cashier; Ralph r. Reese, w
w. SchafIer, Frank y. Howard
Clarence Thornton, John NJ Reed, Jr.
William II. Johnson and Henry C
Gager. directors.
Edward X. Lowe has filed a bin II
the Elkton court for a divorce from
Margaret Lowe CT Washington, al
leging desertion.
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va ext,nruished befors makinr much

was sxt'nguished before making much
Roadway.
Miss Ray Poole and william Poole
have returned to Rahoboth after
spending ssverNl weeks In Philadei-
phiA-
MI. and Mrs, Charles Stewart have
returned to Hilisboro. Nd. aftel
spending the summer here.
M'as Goidaboro OF Baltimore II Wis
Ting Mas Helen Harding.
Edward LAno OF Washington ~ q
guest At tho Belhavsn.
Deiapiane Turner Nof Wilmington Ia
visiting his parents. who are so1ourn-
ing hero.
Alfred Carey has returned to Wash
ington. after visiting Rehoboth.
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40 Administer Estate.

Register Of Wills Isaac r. Brown
has granted letters Of administration
to Emma d. Hamilton on the estate
of Clara Dill. Wilmington hundred;
and TO Jacob Cleaver. on the estate of
Dora Cleaver. Mill Creek hundred.
Letters testamentary have been grant
ed TO the Security Trust and Safe De-
post Co.. on Minerva NJ. Van Trump,
Wilmin gton hundred.
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NEWARK PLANS FOR
new SCHOOL YEAR
New Building Will be Dedicated
Saturday; Torn Starts on
Tuesday.
special Correspondence &c, sry Evening.

Special Correspondence &c, sry Evening.
Newark. Aug. 3I--The local school
buildings are being put IN shape as
far ms possible for tho opening of
school on Tuesday. As the new
building for which bonds will soon be
sold will not likely be ready for occu-
pancy before September. next year,
II will DO necessary to use tho present
Inadequate buildings for one more
year.
Alterations and repairs have been
made to the schools. To make more
room for the high school students
which enrolment is expected 10 reach
200 this year. the home economies de-
partment has been moved from tho
high school to the top floor Of the
grammar school building. The schoo
board members and Superintendent,
Owens have done everything during
the summer months to get tho build.
ings In the best shape possible.
The schools will operate under day
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able to do any work she wants TO do
although she is still careful not to
do heavy work - and so well and
strong. We recommend Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound TO
al mothers with ailing daughters,
and give you permission to publish
this letter az testimonial. Mrs.
A. M. BuRKHoLDER, Route No.2, Box
], Wauseon. Ohio.
Something out of balance will af-
feet the finest clock, causing it to
gain or lose. The proper adjustment
made, all is well. So it is with wo-
men. Some trouble may upset you
completely.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetab e
Compound will correct the cause of
the trouble and all disagreeable
eymptoms will disappear.
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light saving time during .6eptsmber.
Tho new nvc-room Negro school
building on New London Road, built
with funds furnished by the Delaware
School Auxiliary, will be- dedicated on
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GIRL NOW WELL
AND STRONG
Daughter Took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is Mother Advised
Wauseon, Ohio" daughter
always had backache and leg-ache at

certain PERIODS
and could not be
on her feet at
those times. We
read about Lydia
E. Pinkham .
Vegetable Com
pound d ding
| girls so much good
30 she began to
take it. That is
1.-TWO years ago and
she is q different
] girl since then,
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Saturday afternoon and will be open
I'd on Tuesday. Al the dedication one
feature will be music by the Mount
Carmel hand. The school building
will be presented by DIR. Walter II.
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Mother Why Not
Try The Newer
Form OF Iron
And BE Strong and Well and Have Nice
kosy Checks Instead of Being Ner-
vous and Irritable all the Time and
Looking SO Hass gard and Old7~

The doctor gave some to Susie
Smiths mother and she was worse off
than you are and now she looks Just fine"
There can be no healthy, beautiful rosy
checked women without iron Good
physicians have strongly emphasized
the fact that doctors should prescribe
more of the newer form of iron-Nux-
ated lron-for their nervous, rundown,
weak, haggerd-lookipg patients. When
the iron goes from the blood of women
the roses go from their cheeks, and
strength and vitality from their bodies.
This newer form of iron, like the iron
in your blood and like the iron in certain
green vegetables, is highly recommended
TO thousands who wish quickly to increase
their strength, power and endurance.
II Is surprising how many people suffer
from iron deficiency and do not know IL.
Iron Is absolutely necessary to enable your
blood TO change food into living tissue.
without 1t, no matter how much or what
you eat your food merely passes Through
YOU without doing you the proper amour
or good. You don't get the strength
out or It, and as a consequence you be-
come weak. pale. and sickly-looking. lust
IKE plant trying to grow In soil de-
ffcient In iron.
You can tell the women with plenty q,
iron In their blood-beautiful. healthy.
rosy-cheeked women. full OF life vim
and vitality. You can get Nuxated Iron
from any druggist under an absolute
guarantee that 1T win do the same for
you or your money back.
=. Danforth. Miller Drug Co. T. II.
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Steel, president OF tho Board of Ear
cation. and will 10 accepted by va
liam Hnunders. DR.. conweif Banto1
OF the Wilmington Board Of Educal
ton viii make an address.
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RFHOBOTH BEACH NOTES.

Rehoboth Beach. Aug. 31.-A fire oc-
Cured yesterday in the underbrueh in
the pines above Columbia avenue, but
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CHESTERTOwN AND VICINITY,

Cheetertown. Nd, Aug. 31.--The
ministerial, lay and boy delegates to
the Boys Conference, which con-
yened in the Methodist Episcopal
, 1922-11-03

Mrs. Manley Fosseen OF Minneap-
oils represents the northwestern
states. while the Rocky Mountain
states are represented on the NATIONAL
committee by Mrs. Jeanette Hyde of
Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Christine Bradley South.
daughter of the late Governor
William o. Bradley of Kentucky, is
now in Panama and is keeping in
touch with the political situation in
this country from the lsihmus. Mrs.
South is the wife OF DR.. john Clover
South. Minister to Panama.
, 1922-11-03

An appeal to women voters through
out the country to see that Republican
Congressman ard Senator's are elected
IN their districts this fall has just
hem issued r. the women OF the Re-
publican National Executive Com
mittee.
These women. who are directly in
touch with the political situation all
over the nation, call to the attention
Of women voters their responsibility
in this campaign. Il IS said that in
many states. the u5tes OF the women
will be a deciding factor this autumn.
Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton Of
Warren. Ohio. vice chairman of the
Republican National Executive Com
%'ni,tee, has her Office in Republican
National headquarters iii Washing
ton. She is spending the last weeks
of the campaign in. active work in
, 1922-11-03
MOUing Targets
Are Destroyed
At 1900 Yds.

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Nov. a.
Small moving targets 1900 yards
away were being destroyed today
with unerrinE accuracy. unofficial OBJ
ervers reported by theree heavy bat
teries at Fort Monroe. aided by five
airplanes which reported by wireless
any deviation in the shots. The tests
are a continuation OF those which
have been in progress all week to
determine the most efficient weapon
at this range under al CONDITIONS,
and are being witnessed by Major
General William L. Coe, chief Of
coast artillery and other ranking of
ficers. of he army and navy.
Twelve inch rifles. 12-inch mortars
and Ax-inch rifles are being used.
The tests Will be continued until next
week,
, 1922-11-03
YOUR

Does not keep Pinkham's Com
pound. He sells it.
During h year 1920. nearly 5000
900 bottles of this medicine were ship.
ped from the factory at Lynn, Massa-
chusetts. There is also a branch in
Canada and one in Mexico.
Lydia L Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has the largest sale of any medi
cine for women's ailments. Every
day. more and o women are prov
ing It's worth Made OF selected roots
and herbs, this compound contains no
harmful drugs and can be taken in
safety by any woman.-Adv.
, 1922-11-03
LA TOILETTE
FLAYS PRESS
AND LEADERS

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. b.
Lenunciation OF the American press.
wan street" the tariff and Senator
Frpaa b. Kellogg. OF Minnesota. oc-
cupicd the ~attentio nof Senator Rob
ert NJ. La Toilette OF Wisconsin who
spoke here last night in h inter
est OF DR.. Hanrik Shipstead. farmer
labor candidate of the United States
senate from Minnesota.
The gcrater art OF Senator In Fol-
iette's address was devoted TO an
on the newspapers. which he
declared were ''perverteC." He in
sisted thai h veracity of the press
would be n national issue or the
papers would Ego out OF business
, 1922-11-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Ofnce room for re1,
wei located. Phone 101j. 11-a-,r
WANTED-A gooe reliable deuv-
man. Phone SIS. ~.
FOR RENT-Modern fiveroom bon--
with full basement on pavement
252 East G.. Phone 5s4 u.a-s,
Try Tribune's Want Ads
, 1922-11-03

TO petition that THESE may be con
tinusd In the year before u.s.
In witness whereof. 1 have here
unto set my hand and cauoed the
seal Of the United States TO be az
fixed.
Done 4 the city OF Washington,
this second day OF November. in the
year OF our ord ono thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five and OF the
Independence OF the United States
OF America the enc hundred forty
seventh.
WARREN @. HARDING
, 1922-11-03

Mrs. Arthur I. Livermore is chair
man of the Republican women's org
animation in New York, as well az
a member OF the National Committee.
Mrs. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
has been speaking in New York in
support OF the Republican nominees
and in Massachusetts for Senator
Lodge.
Mrs. Katherine Phillips Edson wal
a member of the advisory committee
which was appointed by Presidena
Harding at the Conference on Limita-
ton of Armaments. AS a member of
the State Industrial Welfare Conn
mission of California, she was in
strumental in securing a living wage
for the women of her state. Mrs
Jeannette Hyde has been a central
figure in every Republican campaign
IN Utah for twenty-five years
, 1922-11-03

The coke stills viii he loca-ed on
the north side OF the Platte river on
the property owned by the Standard
and the stills VIII handle what Is
Known as No. I tower from plant No
s. This is a combination o. oils from
various parts OF the plant and run
into slop .nnks at No. o.
The two batteries viii be comprised
OF u stills and should be completed
within three months ron the time
that construction begins Little ad-
ditional labor e. cxurctcd 20 be needed
for the work.
Street rumor Of late has contested
the Standards name with m exien-
sive building program but this is be
lieyed 10 have had its origin in plans
for erection Of the new coke stills.
, 1922-11-03
OF
AUTO DEALERS

Continued from Page IL
ers -four nights ......... $4,000
Car fare Denver to Casper and
return tnve entertainers at
sis each way1 .--.. 10000.
Teisgraphie expense TO Den
yer --.-.- LIS
Allowance OF 81 per day per
person. hotel expense 800. 1900
Cost Of half tones for Sunday
additions 11.i0
Stewart a Co. banners and
cards. auto displays ....... $3.50
MoLogan Company. outside
banner and lobby display. $500
Commercial Printing Co. two
color process cut. car ban
ners. tickets. window cards.
etc 1870
John GaiIbraith. carpenter
work. lumber, etc. ....... 1l2.02
The Palms Co., ferns. palms
and decorations ...-- $500
The Gallup Motor Co, rebate
on combined exhibit .... $500
Campbell Hardware Co.. tins
for drip aprons . 40
Report expense and postage $50
. Total expense ...........siBs9.es
Total receipts .......-siSs4.OO
Total disbursements -....Sl5so.6s
balance on hand ..-..-.. s314.32
Respectfully submitted.
c. r. PETERSON.
Treasurer, Casper Auto Show.
, 1922-11-03
C. GREGERS0N
VICTIM OF pneumonia

Glenn c. Gregersen. % years old,
died at a local hospital yesterday aft
ernoon OF pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Gregersen had
5Ren called TO the bedside Of the boy
from Vernon, Kans.. and were with
him at the time Of his death. They
returned with the body this after
loon.
The Bowman mortuary had taken
care OF the remains.
Young G~rcsersen had been en-
ployed by h chappen OIL company
previous to his illness.
, 1922-11-03
HARDING ISSUES.
PROCLAMATION

CONTINUED from Page one.)
aim TO make our great fortune
a means OF helping and serving. as
best we can. the cause Of all hui
mainly.
Now. therefore. I. Warren O..
Harding. president OF the United
States OF America. do designate
Thursday. the thlrttth day of Nov
vember as n day OF thanksgiving,
duplication and devotion. I recon-
mend that the people gather at their
family affairs and in their houses of
worship TO render thanks to God for
the bountes they have enjoyed and
, 1922-11-03
Late Skirmishes
Are Reported on
Moor Battle Line

MADRID. Nov. s.-There has been
further skirmishing between the
Spanish troops and the Moroccan
rebels. It is announced in an Off
cial communique from Morocco to-
day. The latest skirmish ut tho ad-
vanced position OF Tizziazza resulted
in h re9ulse OF the Morrocoans with
heavy losses. says. the statement
while the Spanish lossts were five
killed and six wounded.
, 1922-11-03
POSTAL CLERKS
i plead GUILTY

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. Nov. ,.
Eleven postal clerks. named today
in a supplemental report by a 1edeTTd
grand jury TO Federal Judge N. J..
Wade. accusing them OF thefts while
employed At the Union Pacific ran
fer mail terminal here, plcaGed gull
~ to the Indictment. Judge Wade
said he probably would not pass sen
tence until next week.