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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
NorIor spEcIAL ELECrIoN

NOTICE SPECIAL ELECTION
In Union School District OF Greene County.
Mississippis - =. = u.
BY virtue Of writ Of election issued 70 the
undersigned commissioners of Election OF
Greene County. Mississippi by r. D. Cochran.
Clerk OF the Board OF Supervisors Of county
and state aforesaid on the 10th, day OF Feby
iass, Bsid writ Of election ordering And COM
handing that an election be called and bald
q the school house In said District ON the 18th
dsyof March ls91 for the purpose Of authorize
ing the issuance Of bonds In the sum Of . 9ooAo
said bonds 70 be Issued serially and payable
$500 % year Tor ten years, and 70 bear interest
81 the rata OF per cent per annum. and payable
semi annually. said funds TO be used 70 pay
for finishing. repairing and eQpipping the
School building Id said district. ana FOR putting
down well. NJ sAid school house and cleaning
on and fencing % grounds belonging 70 said
school. IS.
And responding to said writ OF election We
the undersigned Commissioners OF Election OF
Greene County. Mississippi. hereby giys1dpe
notice - required by law Of said election TO
be hold ~ the scSdol house In s&id school die.
tric, on Saturday ~. 80, !,
March 25th, 1922 Sc
Given under our hand on this the ssra day Of
February 1874
~ W @. cHURHwEIL.
~. GEO. b. McRAE, ~
Comnrs OF Election, Greene County Miss,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

Those who are in run down. condi-
ton WIN notice that Catarrh botisrs
thep much more than when they are in
good hea.sh. This fact proves that while
Cetarrh = : local disease. It Is greatly
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE r. 4
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and acts through
the blood upon the mucous surfaces az
the body. thup reducing the inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
All druggfsts. Circulars freq.
~ J. Chsnsy . Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
SaIDoK CONTRACT NoTIoH.

DRID0R CONTRACT NoTfoK.
Notice 10 hereby given that contract for the
ouildins OF 6sidgc over Davis creek near
the Csilte Ssoss place be let W the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. according 70 plans and spec
ihassiops on Ole In the Chsneery Clerks once.
~ psbl!e outcsy ~ The front door OF tine
courthouse In the town of LsAkesvilie. Greene
county. Nississippi. on the
1st. Monday Of March 1922. 4
Bond viii ~ required according 70 lew.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
and eli bids.
This TsbruArys. lsee.
BY order o. Ne Board OF 1spsFvisors. Greene
County. Aississippi.
RID. coon.An. Ok.
Ssail ~ 3. r. Mckay. d. O.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

NOTICE on 9Rus7Rns SALE.
yslsaA Of Mississippi.
0reeHe Cennsy.
10 o. Ball. 9ssstss, sAAey The provisions
d ma ~ virsne Of she authority conferred
npos ne IN that ssEsaa deed Of trust. sxocuyed
br 3. 4. nsadovs aaa Spieey Meadows his
wife. ana delivered 70 the Anderson Neroan.
sils ocupsny. bsnensisSy 70 secure IN indebs-
edneSs Of Ons Hundred DOLLARS. on tho Sosh day
Of March 4. .. ielo. said deed OF trust being of
reeofd IN book No. I. 81 p4ses 47l-S. Of the
land NortRAss Records Of Qrsens County. Mis-
sissippt. sAia Deed OF trust having bean a.
sjsnSd end tsapafssrad 70 the Alex Block Dry
Goods Conway by O. O, Smith, Trustss In
sanhfspseg q she Anderson Mercantile Com,
panyi saakrspts. ssid sransfcr being Of record
10 book .. ~ pass ti7 Of the Land Mortgages
Records OF Greene County. Nississippi. and
Dssssis having besa made In the paymsn,
Of NJ Indebtedness ,And hAvtus been requested
90 70 40. I will On Monday.
shs 9Th. day Of March 1922
q ~ treat door Of the courthouse in shs towr
Of LsAkesvills. NissisaippL during legal hour,
oner for sale. aud win cell for cash 70 th,
highest and best bidder. the land conveyed &
re 9 TfssseS Y said leed d trust snd full
The s Z Z 81 tho b " i Of ssosioa Town.
ship North Rsnss wesl IN Greene County
,I Wi,ns:: =, ,is ;s sai' The Ssh. d.v .,
@. O. BALL. Trustee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
No Desire To Sec Injustice psss assss;
EllisvIlle Progress.

Ellisvllle Progress.
Gov. and Mrs. Russell denounce
the whole thing as false aud say. its
an attempt at blackmsil. They
charge the whole thing 70 politics.
We publish the above merely a. q
news item. We will form an opin.
ion when the facts are all disclosed
The whole thing may b 9 frameuv
for what we know. or II may be srus
anyway, we will wait I'LL We havs
heard both sides and find out who Il
behind the thing before expressing
our opinion. We have never cared
anything about the Governor. bsl
we have no desire to do. bin 81 Ia
justice.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
I. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
! In sand Hill Consolidated School District
(3reen6 -ounty. Misa &.sj

/. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
In sand Hill Consolidated School District
Green's County. Miss, 49,
By virtue OF writ Of election iasued 70 the
Underlined Commissioners of Elestion Of
Greene County. Mississippi by r. d. Cochran,
clerA Of the heard Of Supervisors Of county
and state aforesaid ON the 18th. day Of Feby,.
ios1 Said writ OF election ordering that an
electiop be called and held at tho Sand Hill
Church Of said District. on the ssth, dAy OF
March 1919. .,
for the purpose OF authorizing the issuance OF
bonds In the sum Of es.oO0.0o. said bonds to
be issued serislly and payable 100000 per
year for three yeaks. bearing interest 1T the
rate of per cent, per annum. said funds TO be
used In rebuilding and eouipping suitable
School house In said District.
And responding TO said writ Of election We
the undersigned Commissioners Of election Of
Greene County. Mississippi. hereby give due
notice a. required By law Of said election TO
be held ct Sand Hill church In said School
district on Saturday
the 25th. day OF March 1922
Given under ourshsnd on this the aSd day
Of February 1875
WsC. Churchwell
Geo. B. NcRae
| Commprs. Of Election. Greene county. Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

hofrcs on TRUSTEES SAIL


State Of Mississippi.
Conaty Of oreene.
Under ana By virtus Of The susAorisy vested
In ne BY sAs terms sAd provisions Of certain
deed OF srust sxsensed By Francis Afford to
ths undsrsisnedas srusses for the benent OF q,
=. Hoantain. or his assigns, on the aash day
of January 4. .. 1871. 70 sssurs . certain In
dsbtedncss therein mentioned which said deed
Of trust Ii Of record In Book paees ~ and sls
Of The Records Of Mortgages and deeds OF trust
on lana OF sisd Greene Counhy. Mtsisssippi. And
ths said desd Of Tfuss end the said indebted-
noss thsrstn secured having been sold and ss-
signed By the said q. =. Fountain 70 d. L. Red
ditA IT,. aHd the sid assignment duly st
tashed shsreso; and
Where's. default vAs nsds tn ths payment
Of she said Indebtedness % secured ana demand
10 meds upon che asdasignsd Trustee. named
theFsin. 70 foFssloss Same for ahs holder and
sssispss Of Ne set4 innsbssdpsss and secnrity:
Nov therefore. TIE sndsraisnsd trustse will
% Ne aus uopAsy
the 9th day OF March A. d. 1922
within legal boufs. u ths frous door Of shs
Cours hosse Of 0resus County. Lsakasv,lle.
Nissiosippl. offer for ssle and cell 10 shs high.
ct bidder for cecil. - public outcry. the fol-
lowing described property iocAtsA in said
0rsens County. te-vls:
Leep ose an0 Two q ana D IN block D q she
Pool Aa1isisn - ne Town Of Lsakesviiis. ~
sosdias 70 plssuf saia sovn on nis In ths
ofass u sAsOAaasesy Clsrh Of 0sssns counsy.
MiaptQipet.
| Ana eus q ~ ssecesas sristns from said sAlo
~ aBss - eoss End expense ct sxssu-
| tins this srs1sA ssHs ~ shove described u.
1sbtsAnese
| yhp ~ ~ ~ ~ vshssssy ieDa.
=. ". 1sLnOp. TrssaAA
~ vi brsaks Cold. Fever snt
tGSbpa AWekss theu anysbiss
tsd1e. qreysseslaG spsspaiA
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
arthage. Carthagenian

Carthage. Carthagenian.
Not many ,yesrs ago. hanks die
little advertising and not z MAD,
years ago banks carried few deposit'
and not a great amount OF cash.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

2 MOTOR o. pRrpoI oorrRAcr

nQrIon or 1RrD0R CONTRACT
Ncsics in Aeseby given that centrscs for ths
pudldins OF . bridge scross branch south 81
Lear west side OF river viii b. lot 70 the low
sstrusponsthls bidder. according 70 plans md
specifications on nls IN shs ChAnoerS Clsrk'
On . st public cutlery ~ shs front door Of me
eoart house In the town Of LsAhesvilla<iresne
County. hississippi. on the
lst Monday Of March 1922,
Bond will be required according TO law.
The Board reserves the right 70 rsject any
and AL bids.
BY order Board OF Supervisors.
This February ssh 1888.
n. D. Cochran. Clerk.
ny y. X Mckay. Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
BRIDGE corraAoT NOTICE.

BRIDGE CONTRACT NOTICE.
Notice fs hereby given that contract for she
building OF = bridge according 20 plans d
speoifcstioDs on ale IN shs Clerks once. over
Johnson creek near Sam Rodgers will on the
LIST. Monday OF March 1922
~ the front door OF the court house In the
Town Of Leakesvine. Greene County Missis-
sippt. be let ut public QUERY 20 the lowest re-
sponsibie bidder.
BoAd win be REQUIRED according to law The
BEARD reserves the right toreicct any and all
bids. BY order OF she Board Of Supervisors.
0rsens County. Mississippi
This February Aiasa
4 n. ID, Cochran. Clerk.
Can. c. Rsau by 8. y. Mckay. ID. @.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
m sslt a:alsst essstssv lssssll.

/ = ~
yardsman's Weekly. Fsby. eth.
The long talked OF and carefully
prepared scheme which has bssn In
cubasing for many mo1ths BY ths
political enemiss Of Governor Russell
eliminated here LAST Monday afssr-
noon 10 she ding OF = suit In The
federal court by Miss Frances G.
Birkhead who charges seduction
against Governor Russell. A gen.
slemsn was telling me some weeks
ago abouta conference held BY .
bunch OF political male suzsards 10
the city OF Harrisburg with The IN.
fortunate little woman. He told me
that she cIsimed 70 have certain 10.
terminating, written evidence which
she wanted 70 cell for u or Ii thous-
and dollars. and that . committee
bad gone 70 New Orleans with her
70 examine Dor papers. Gov. Rus.
sell assures his friends that there 10
no truth 10 abe charges and that the
whole thing finds las origin IN polii.
ical snimositiss. ] have no knovl-
edge OF the ts0ts Involved in the csse
land ! am not disposed 10 animadvsrt
upon the conduct Of the uniortnnsts
young woman, I am inclined 10 look
with pity. and commissration upon
her indiscreet and unfortunate con-
duct. and In Vie language Of Leigh
Hunt:
"OwniuG her wsaknass and evil b..
! havior
Ald leaving With msskness hsr sisa
I 10 her Savior"
% -~--v-v~~~--S
Don't blame Apybody bas YeurselI
III your nigbts ara made plssfAble ,,
indigestion. You failed % ~,
TsnlaO. For s6ls ~
/ E1Q1lD p1Vq o.
] HA9tsstissasusJ
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03
what Ihsnl

Senatobia Democrat. ,s..
If Cow Russell was impeached,
consictediaad sremoved from Office.
what then? sCan any member OF she
Legislature find it in, bis heart V
believe the situation will have been
improved by the ascension OF our
present Lieutenant Governor.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

~ vili brsaks Odd. Fever end
|0sbpa Nvsekss than anything
|tsevs. p'iSy::e s'sG se :s
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03


Taylorsville Signal.
1t is wonderful how timid som'
prospective candidates are. w
have'heard OF some of them IN times
past, reslgning trusteeships o.
schools for fear thew might oftens
the voters. A man who has not tn
moral courage to stand up both /,
words and actions for the right
when he is not an officer will no
do his duty after be gets 70 be al
officer. Let the voters test !, sh
candidates ability and integrity be
fore they vote.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-03-03

Wayne, Co. News.
' An old preacher once gave this ad'
vice TO a young preacher: Begin
low, go on slow. rise higher and
strike fire." We have begun low on
expressions Of opinion. but expect 70
rise higher" after awhile. Deliver
us from the ''butinsky" who thinks
he has corner on the wisdom OF q
community
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12

Boston. Jan. ii--Joe Dusan, thc
former Philadelphia third bastman
obtained by the E,d Sox la trade
which sent Roger poVkinpaugh to ihs
Washington club. probably viii y"
transferred 10 shortstop for neat s'a
sons play. Manager Iiugh Quay said
With Eddie Foster to cover thiid
base. Boston In protected at that cor
ner, hut the gap left 10y the recent
transfer or Everett scott to New
York is the one which Manager Dun,
said he expected to have Digan NIL
Dugan has played at short.
The fact that Boston chose Frank
O'Rourke. regular shortstop OF the
Washington's most Of last season. NJ
the other player in trade for Pcckin-
paugh, caused consideration by local
soprts writer's of the possibility that
President n. II. Frazee had another
trade in mind. The New York Amer
leans had offered $4,000 To Philadcl-
phia for Dugan and. with O'Rourke
available 10 complete the tied Sox In
field. II was thought puEan might lie
made the subject OF another trans
QtciOn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
President Littleheld
Entertains Gardiner
Driving Club

Some 80 members Of the Gardiner
Driving Club enjoyed complimentary
banquet rendered them Wednesday
evening at the johnson House by the
club president Ralph Il. Littlcfcld
Landlord Hilbert, himself a member
of the club, had caused to be prepared
one of his excellent repasts 70" which
lis lostcnry is justly famous. Zach
year since it's organization tue club
las been privileged to enjoy the hos
pitality of their president anG these
affairs are always thoroughly enjoy
able. An account Of the activities Of
the club will be given in this paper
i'll an early issue.
After full justice WAS done to tho
spread, President Littlefield reviewed
the accomplishments of the past year.
The fair produced $500. Some 500
was spent on the ice carnival last WIN
ter. The track at Merrill's Corner
has been greatly improved: new
grandstand has been built. stalls built
and fencing done. Two meets were
held last year, one of July 4 and the
ether on Labor Day. Both OF these
produced grand sport and brought the
club before the sporting fraternity
of New England. A matched race for
the ice was made between Tom Dona-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12

hue, and Tony Mack. This may or
may not develop.
After Mr.. Littlefeld's remarks the
following board of directors was
elected: J. +. Hodgkins, +. f. Strout,
t. y. Boston, James Carroll. w. T.
Gardiner, Hairy Is. Lawrence. W. c.
Atkins, Jahes II. Russs Carl Russ. r.
r, Littlefield. Frank Gray, 3. E. Lamb,
c. G. Brown, Rufus Lathrop. Fred =.
Potter. The officials are to be elected
by the directors. The president re-
ported a debt of $3.50 and this was
raised at the meeting before adjourn
ment
1t was the sentiment of the meeting
that q carnival be held on Feb. % and
a grand fair will probably be held in
connection with the carnival.
Those present were: r. r. Little
field, 7. F. Hodgkins. Carl Russ, Ar
thur e. Bubar. Frank w. Harrington,
! Harold l.. Webb. II. b. Lawrence. r.
\. Boston Z. q. Brown. Win G. At
kins, C. f. Boiler, Forest Brown. w
It. Gardiner. Joseph e. Lavallee. j. II
ellison. L. +. Strout. w. T.. Wood. A.
! NJ. Wheeler, +. III. ellison, John W.
Hilbert, Frank e. Gray. Geo. w. New
! ell, G. G.. Brown. Fred d. Perkins. c.
! A. Noy. Alfred Crossman. James Car
, roll, Rufus Lathrop, c. A. Brawn. c. f.
I Hale, c. D. Turner, Mayor John W.
! Berry, L. G. Wright.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Transport Crook
Battling with Storm
Overseas Boys Aboard

New York, Jan. l1--By A. P)-
Threatened by heavy northwest gales
which weather bureau officials pre-
dicted would sweep the north Attain
tic coast. the Army transport Crook,
making II knots under temporary re-
pairs, was striving tonight to reach
the lee of the shore in a race against
the impending danger. The vessel.
bringing back 942 a. r. F. men from
Germany, sprung q leak off the New
Foundland banks in heavy weather,
but late radio said danger had
passed and all was well.
At noon today the transports posi-
ton was figured as about 400 miles
from Sandy Hook and about $50 miles
off the Grand Banks. Weather bureau
officials said tonight the terrific gale
that has had the eastern part of the
country in its grip was still travel
ing in a northeasterly direction. but
was moving in a circle, gradually
going from southwest to west, and
tonight would be boIwing violently
from the northwest.
The naval communications Office
calculated, however. that the trans
port stood a good chance to reach the
protection of the United States coast
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Cousin Chinese
Minister Missing
Foul Play Feared

Montreal, Jan. 11.-Harry SEE,
American-born cousin of Sac Ke Al
fred SEE, Chinese minister to the Unit
ed States, has disappeared in Montreal
and the police are working on a murder
theory advanced by local Chinese mer-
chants.
SEE, % years old and former stu
dent at Hong Kong University. arriv-
cd here from Ottawa on Saturday. He
was en- route to New York, planning
to enter Harvard or Yale University
and had $4,000 in cash in his possess
sion. On Sunday he went with several
friends to the Chinese club, spent
several hours there and has not been
seen since.
A delegation of Chinese today Went
to police headquarters to insist that
a search be begun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Gotham Staggeys
Continued from Page One)

One occurred at Garden City. Long
Island. where Pilot c. b. ID. Colycr.
flying . mail plane from Cleveland
and Chicago reported that he had
been unable to land even though he
gave his plane the gas and nosed her
down almost perpendicularly. En-
countering freak winds that swirled
up from the earth the machine. nose
down, seemed to hang for several
moments dead still in air. Then the
pilot flew over HazelhurSt field and
anchored his sleet covered ship by
lashing it to a motor truck.
Trial Of divorce case in supreme
court was delayed when one of the
jurors, out for lunch. was run down
by an automobile in the binding
storm. He went home in taxicab,
leaving the case to be concluded by
agreement, with only II Jurors.
Tom Breen. %. despite his best ef-
forts was blown into a taxicab that
stood nearby with it's door open.
The machine took him to a hospital
where he was treated for severe
contusions.
Wind born missiles of various
kind knocked several pedestrians
down. One. Anna LaCart, II. was
killed by a blow from a limb of a
tree which had been wrenched off by
the gale. Several persons were hurt
by portions of roofs and building
cornices blown n the street.
John Truing a lineman, was blown
from the cross bars of telephone
pole in South Brooklyn, His in
juries were reported to be serious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Augusta in Grip
of the Heaviest
Snow Storm of Year

Twas a rough night at sea and
on land as well in the heavy snow
storm which visited Maine Wednes-
day; and Augusta got it's full share
of the winds and drifts. Beginning
in the morning, the storm increased
in ferocity and size until late in the
evening, and even then the wind
blew strong and made it uncomfort-
able travelling for the pedestrians.
On the Androscoggin & Kennebec
electric railroad all outside lines
were out of commission after 10 T.
NJ, service being maintained only
between Augusta and Gardiner. A
good schedule was run through the
afternoon despite the storm, but at
about 6 o'clock the effects of the
storm began to tell on the service.
The p. NJ. car out of Augusta was
unable to reach winthrop, being tied
up OF East Winthrop, and the Lew
iston- bound car completed it's run
at Spears Corner. On the Water
vile line, the o'clock car managed
to get through to Waterville and
with the assistance of the snow
plongh returned to Augusta, arriving
about 10 p. NJ. On some Of the out
side lines the snow plow made little
gain. the tracks being filled in again
due to the heavy winds. Late last
night the Vaterville and Lewiston
lines had again been opened, and the
company was in hopes of having all
lines cleared by this morning.
On the Maine Central railroad.
train No. 25 east-bount due in All-
gusta at 7.40, was one hour late.
caused by delay on the Boston &
Maine between Boston and Portland.
Train No. As at 7.25 =. NJ. (wcst-
bound) was on time, and train No.
, at 10.4S p. n. (westbound) was
one-half hour late, this being due
more to a delay in baggage loading
than as a result of the storm. The
line was kept clear by the snow
plow
About eight inches of snow fell in
the storm and today Augusta folks
will oe busy shoveling out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12

Col. GerriSIl is a Chevalier of ster-
ling character, man well liked
wherever and whenever met and a
treiess worker. Besides his activi-
ties in these three branches he has
Just finished a term as Colonel of the
Second Maine regiment p. NJ, and
serxed as Department Commander
after the resignation Of Brig. Gen.
VIII c. Miller, until his successor was
elected.
AIR. Gerrish joined Dirigo Lodge.
No. 63 q Milo Immediately aftef his
21st birthday and was transferred to
Fellowship Lodge. No. 81 at Calais
when he went there to become Lrin-
cipal of the Higi. school at that place.
During the IA years Mr.. Gerrish was
teaching there he joined the Rebe-
liahs and went through the chairs of
the subordinate lodge and the Can
ton.
The subject of this sketch stands
as one of the leaders in the educa-
tional system of the State. He is at
present Superintendent of Schools of
the Gardiner, Farmingdale and RAN
dolph Union, and has already ac-
complished much in the line of i'm
provement and advancement.
While at Calais he was chosen as
superintendent of schools Of the Carl
bou Limestone district and while
serving in that capacity prepared a
/ course of study that has been wide
| ly copied. From Caribou he went to
Skowhegan and assumed the super
intendency of the Skowhegan- Madi :
! son district where he built up sys-
tenn that is said to have few supe-
| riOrS.
I Since coming to Gardiner Eir. Ger
! rish has had but few idle moments.
He is now comfortably located in
pleasant offices in the new High
school building and it is to be hoped
that these pleasant surroundings will
help make his task lighter.
| The Department of Maine, Patri-
archs Militant are to te congratulated
on such an able and enthusiastic
! leader as j.. w. Gerrish as their gen.
eral.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-01-12
Slayer Boldly Is
Clipper as Doctors
Say He Is Normal

New York, Jan. 11-Luther Boldly,
confessed murderer of two police de-
tectivcs, is normal according to DR..
Perry Litchenstein tombs physician.
who examined the negro slayer In his
cell tonight. The negro was calm,
displayed 10 signs of nervousness.
and gave no evidence of drug addic-
ton. the physician said.
Tomorrow Boldly will appear for
pleading, after which the district at
torney will ask for a special jury,
that the trial on one of the two mur-
der indictments may be gin January
oo:;.
When Boldly alighted from the
Philadelphia train at the Penna sta
ton, manacled TO 4 detective on
either side of him, he found a great
crowd of curious men and women
straining to have q look at his
SCARED countcnance.
He was whisked into taXicab
and rushed to an uptown police sta
ton. where still other crowds
thronged forward to catch glimpse
of him.
Justice Wasservogel sent notice
that the prisoner was to be ar
raigned immediately, so he was
rushed over to the criminal courts
building, where also was packed to
the doors. The court assigned For
mer Judge Morris koenig and At
torney Herman Hoffman, his part
ner. to look after the prisoners in
terests, after which he was commit
ted
"All over now you've got me-" the