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The Kusko times., 1922-08-05
Secretary Denby Tells
 Jackies to Beware of
 Slick Soviet Agencies

Washington Secretary of the Navy Denby served blunt warning Tuesday on officers and men of the navy to guard themselves ashore and aAoat from preachings of sovietism, eommun- ism, and anarchy" through an order to the service which declared no leniency would be shown to men who "committed acts of disloyalty."
 ''The order arose" he said. because his attention had been called to sin ister propaganda by societies having their origin in foreign countries to un- dermine the morale of the navy and to insinuate into it personal elements of disloyalty and disorder.
 q have the most profound confidence in the loyalty and devotion to their country of the commissioned and en- listed men of the United States naval forces" the order continued. Il have no fear that men in any considera ble number may at any time anywhere be seduced from their alliance to their country's flag.
 II fear only that some few of our men may be induced innocently at first, when on shore, to join societies having for their purpose advancement of ideas contrary to our form of gov ernment or which may result in law lessness.
 "I am trying by this warning to save few individuals who might otherwise affiliate themselves with societies seek ing those things which cannot be toler- ated in an organization sworn to uphold the constitution of the United States and to obey all lawful orders. Should there be any such men in the navy, 1t is almost certain if they do not disen- tangle themselves from utilization with such organizations they ultimately will be detected
 II am trying to lessen the number of prisoners in neval prisons. could not hope to show leniency, however. to any man who, in combination or alone, in violation of his oath, committed acts of disloyalty to his country.
 Because 1 have been one of you, I know all men have their periods of un- happiness, of imagined ill treatment. of homesickness and discontent. Such periods come to civilians as we'll as to men in the naval service. They are part of life.
 The world is full of false thought.
The Kusko times., 1922-08-05

present from you. Don't consider it as a business investment.
 '58. Attend the meetings once year regularly, then claim the chamber of commerce. don't do anything, because you never heard anything about it.
 
 FFeleradiographs" are X-ray pie tures made at distance, sometimes as great s.s5 feet, aud they show all the detail of those made at close range.
The Kusko times., 1922-08-05

I would save that service of which our country is so proud and of which l hap pen to be at the moment the head, from the hurtful influence of improper theories of government or false dreams of a better state to be created by an- archy and violence y
The Kusko times., 1922-08-05

a week. at McGrath, Alaska. for April, 1922
 Territory of Alaska,
 Fourth Judicial Division
 Before me, a Notary Public in and for the Territory and Division afore- said, personally appeared A. x. Grant, who, having been duly sworn according to law, deposes and says that he is the editor, publisher, business manager and owner of The Kusko Times, and that the following is, to the best of his knowledge and belief. true statement of the ownership, management (and if daily paper, the circulatiOD), etc., Of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in the above caption. required by the Act of August 24, 1912, em- bodied in section 443. Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form, to wit:
 l. That the rames and addresses of the publisher, adltor, managing editor and business manager are:
 Publisher, editor, managing editor, and business manager: A. X. Grant, McGrath, Alaska.
 2. That the owners are: (Give names and addresses of individual own CTS, or, if a corporation, give it's name and the names and addresses of stock holders owning or holGiug l per cent or more of the total amount of stock. A. X. Grant, McGrabh, Alaska.
 3. That the known bondholders, mortgages, aud other security holders owning or holding l per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities are: If there are none. so state.) None.
 4 That the two paragraphs next above, giving the names of the owners, stockholders, and security holders, if any, contain not only the list of stock holders and security holders as they appear upon the books of the company, but also, in cases where the stockholder or security holder appears upon the books of the company as trustee or in any other fiduciary relation, the name of the person or corporation for whom such trustee is acting, is given; also that the said two paragraphs contain statements embracing affiant's full knowledge and belief as to the circum- stances and conditions under which stockholders and security holders who do not appear upon the books of the company as trustees, hold stock and se- curlties in capacity other than that of bona fide owner; and this affiant has no reason to believe that any other person, association, or corporation has any interest direct or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other securities than as so stated by him.
 5. That the average number of copies of each issue of this publication sold or distributed, through the mails or otherwise, to paid subscribers dur ing the six months preceding the date shown above is (This fnforma- tion is required from daily publications only.)
 A. X. GRANT,
 Publisher.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this lst day of August, 1922.
 Seal PETER MCMULEEN. l My commission expires April IT, 1924.
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The Kusko times., 1922-08-05
Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc., Required By the Act of Con- gress of August 24, 1912,

Of The Kusko Times. published twice a week. at McGrath, Alaska, for April, 1Q2o
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Sworn to and subscribed before me this lst day of August, 1922.
 Seal PETER MCMULEEN. My commission expires April IT, 1924
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
FOREIGN LANGUAGE INFORMATION SERVICE
119 West 41st Street, New York City
HOGYAN LEHETuNK Az EGYEstJLT ALLAMoK
POLGARAIVA
polgarosodas earas harom fokozata Elo pap foyamod
vany benyujtasa Vegso hhalgaas pogarleve enyerse
Rendkyuli ntezkedesek Kedvezmsny Elokeszules pol
garyizsgara Fontos tudnivalok
(Folyt atas.)
A folyamodyany hitelesitese

A folyamodvanyt folyamodo-
max sajatkeziileg kell alairnia a
birosagi hivatalnok jelenleteben.
Egyidejileg a folyamodvany tar
talmanak igaz voltat a ket tanu-
max, akik csak amerikai polgarok
lehetnek, affidavit-tel kell igazol-
MIA. Az affidavit-et a bir6sagi hi
vatalnok allitja XII, de tartalmat a
tanuknak eskiivel es sajatkezii
alairasaikkal kell hitelesiteniiik.
A polgarjog elnyeresehez szikse-
ges, hogy az idegen kepes legyen
angolul beszelni, kiveve, ha ebben
testi fogyatkozas akadalyozza,
vagy ha igenyt jelentett be az
Egyesult Allamok nyilvanos in
gyenrfoldjeire (Homestead Entry
On Public Lands).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07

venyhez, nit a, I1and 0ffiee-hoz
.kell bekiildeni.
(Folytatjuk a jovo szamban.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07

a biro visszautasithatja ia folya-
modot, vagy a yegso kihallgatast
elhalaszthatja. P3ldaul: ha TO-
lyamodo vagy tanui mem jelenhet
mex meg a vegso kihallgatason
yagy folyamodo mem volna tisz-
taban az amerikai kormanyforma-
val, vagy egyeb eloirt tudnival6-
val, biro elhalaszthatja yegs5
kihallgatast, hogy folyamodo
legk0zelebb nagyobb felkesziilt-
seggel jelentkezhessek.
Mas esetben viszont, ha TO-
lyamod6 mem felel meg az ameri-
kai torvenyek k0vetelmenyeinek,
a bir6 vegleg visszautasithatja ct.
Miutan a folyamod6 sorsa teljesen
a biro emberseges belatasara van
bizva, gyakran megtortenik, hogy
kiilonboz0 birok, ~hasonlo esetek-
ben kiilonfelekep itelkeznek. Szam
talan esetben megt0rtent peldaul,
hagy egyes birak azert tagadtak
meg a polgarositast tobb folyamo-
d6tol, inert a vegs6 kihallgatas
napjan a folyamodo felesege meg
nfindig mem volt amerikai lakos.
Ilyen esetekben a bir0 rendszerint
azzal utasitja vissza a folyamodot,
hogy akkor jelentkezzek maid uj-
ra, ha mar felesege is Amerika-
ban lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
Tanuk a vegso kihallgatason

A vegs6 kihallgatason sziikse.
ges tanuk szerepevel mar egy elob-
bi pontban is foglalkoztunk. Meg
kell jegyezniink azonban, hogy ha
az eredeti tanuk mem jelenhetnek
meg vegso kihallgatason, ugy
azok mas tanukkal is helyettesit
hetok. Ilyen esetekben ajanlatos,
ha a folyamodo megkerdezi a hiya
talnokot, hogy mikent kell eljar-
MIA, inert az ere vonatkozo tor
veny majdnem minden allamban
mas.
A polgarosodasi eliaras egyeb ko-
vetelmenyei
A polgarosodasi eljaras fenti is
mertetesehez meg a kovetkezo pom
tok szolgalnak kiegeszitesiil:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
A folyamod6 ozvegye es kiskoru
gyermeAei

Oly ldegen Ozvegye eS klsk0rll
gyermekei, Xxi polgarosodasi szan-
dekat bejelentette, de mielStt pol
gar lehetett volna, elhalalozott,
polgarok lehetnek anelkiil, hogy
ujb6l kellene folyamodniok, fel-
teve, ha egyebkent torvenyszab-
ia k0vetelmenyeknek megfelelnek.
AZ angol nyelv ismerete
Mem sziikseges, hogy az idegen
akkor, amikor a polgarosodasi
szandekat bejelentette, irni, olvas-
nj vagy beszelni tudjon angolul.
Azonban mikor polgarleveleert fo-
lyamodik, sziikseges, hogy irjon,
olvasson es beszeljen angolul, XII
we've, ha testi fogyatkozas ere
keptelenne teszi, vagy ha palya-
zott az Egyesiilt Allamok nyilva-
nos ingyen foldjei valamelyikere.
Ingyen foldek az Egyesult Ala
mokban
Amerika egyes reszein ingyen
f0ldet kaphatnak az Egyesiilt AL
lamok kormanyatol mindazon ide-
genek, akiknek birtokukban van
az elso papir. Ingyen foldert a
General Land Office -hoz, Depart
ment of Interior, Washington, d.
c., kell folyamodni. Ingyen fold
ert folyamodhat barki, akinek
mar megvan az else papirja, de a
foldet mindaddig mem irjak ne.
we're, mig az amerikai polgarjo-
4 gokat ell mem nyertes Az ingyen
foldert folyamodo idegennek, mi
kor polgarosodasert folNhmodik
mem kell angolul tudnia. Az ilyen
idegent, ha elutasitjak a polgaro
sito birosagok, vagy kihallgatasat
elhalasztjak, mem jelenti AIT, hogy
ezzel foldjeit is evesztette. Ilyer
esetekben az idegennek General
Land Office-hoz kell folyamodnia,
hogy ujabb haladekot kaphasson
es jobban felkesziilhessen Wis.
CARA. Idegenek es honositott pol
garok, akik ingyen foldert folya-
modnak, menjenek el a birosagi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07

nuSZOnegyedlK. eleteYet DetOItOtte.
Feleseg es kiskoru gyermekek pol
garjoga
(a) Feleseg. Az amerikai tor
yenyek szerint minden no, aki anne
rikai polgarhoz megy Telesegiil,
amerikai polgarra lesz. Az anne
rikai polgarjogot nyert idcgen fe-
lesege ferjevel egyidoben nyer
polgarjogokat, akar lit, akar pc
dig kulf0ld0n tartozkodik. A
kilfoldon tart6zkod6 feleseg pol
garjogainal fogya kaphat ameri-
kai utlevelet, amellyel minden
fenakadas nelkiil johet at az Egye
silt Allamokba. Ha egy no, aki
polgara az Egyesiilt Allamoknak,
idegen allampolgarhoz megy ferj-
hez, elveszti amerikai polgarjogat.
(b) Amerikaban sziiletett oyer
mex. Minden Amerikaban sziile-
tett gyermek polgara az Egyesiilt
Allamoknak, meg az esetben is, ha
gyermek sziilei idegen allampol-
garok.
(c) Kilfold0n sztletett gyerme-
kek. Minden kiilf0ld0n sziiletett
gyermek, akinek az apja a oyer
mex sziiletese idejen polgara volt
az Egyesiilt Allamoknak, szinten
amerikai polgar. Masszoval min
den amerikai polgarnak lit vagy
kiilfoldon sziiletett gyermeke pol
CARA az Egyesiilt Allamoknak. A
polgarleveldrt folyamod6 idegen
kHlfoldon sziiletett gyermekei ap-
jukkal egyidejuleg nyernek pol
garjogot, felteve, ha amerikai la
koSok es meg mem t0ltottek be
21-ik eleteviiket, ellenesetben ha
polgarosodni ohajtanak, ala kell
hogy vessek magukat rendes
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
Egyeb rendelkezesek

Ha a folyamodo es tanui mem
felelnek meg a fenti hat pontnak,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
III. Vegso kihallgatas.
Mikor tortenik a vegs0 kihallga-

rA1hO1 WI bCuAh o. fCSSo hIuolSu-
tas
A vegs6 kihallgatast megelozo-
leg ugy a folyamod6t, mint ta-
nukat berendelik vizsgaztato
birosagi hivatalnok ele, ahol ia
nuknak nyilatkozniuk kell, hogy
mi6ta ismerik es milyen erk0lcsi
eleti a folyamod6. A folyamod6-
tol pedig rendesen megkerdezik,
hogy nit tud a szovetsegi es ALA
mi kormanyzatokr6l, Xix az Egye-
silt Allamok legfobb hivatalno-
kai, milyen hataskorrel birnak es
hogy mikent valasztjak az Egye-
silt Allamok eln0ket es a f6bb
kormanyhivatalok fejeit, vegil a
folyamodonak valamennyire is
mernie kell az amerikai t0rtenel-
met is. A vizsgaztato hivatalnoA
lily m6don megallapitja, hogy a
jel0lt mennyiben van tisztaban az
amerikai kormanyforma alapelvel-
vel es hogy melt6-e ARA, hogy az
Egyesiilt Allamok polgara legyen.
A vegso kihallgatas :
A vegs6 kihallgatas bir6 je-
l.lenleteben t0rtenik, "a bir6sagi tar
gyalo teremben. lit jeloltnek
es tanuknak vizsgaztato hiva-
talnok kerdeseihez hasonlo ker-
lamoknak. Ezzel az eskiivel a BIZ
r6 van hivatva megallapitani a
vizsgaztat6 hivatalnok jelentese-
Dol, vagy bir6sag el6tt lefolyt XII
hallgatasbol, hogy jelolt meny-
nyiben felel meg az alabbi pom
tOknak:
1. Hogy a folyamodo teljes ct
evet toltott (megszakitas nelkiD
az Egyesiilt Allamokban.
2. Hogy a folyamodo beszeli az
angol nyelvet, kiveve ha testi fo-
gyatkozas keptelenne teszi ere,
vagy ha igenyt jelentett be az
Eovesiilt Allamok nvilvanos in
gyen f0ldjeire.
3. Hogy folyamodo mem anar
chista, mem hisz a tobbnejuseg-
ben, de hisz az Egyestilt Allamok
alkotmanyanak alapelveiben.
4. Hogy a folyamodo ismeri az
Egyesiilt Allaomk alkotmanya es
kormanya alapelveit.
B. Hogy a folyamod6 erkolcse
es jelleme kifogastalan es ICY
melto ARA, hogy az EgyesUlt al
lamok polgara legyen.
6. Hogy a folyamod6 tanui es-
XII alatt bizonyitsak, hogy tudo.
masuk szerint a folyamodo teljes
OF evet tolt0tt = megszakitas mel
kill = az Egyesiilt Allamokban,
kifogastalan erk0lcsu ember, aki
feltetleniil hisz az Egyesilt ALA
mok alapelveiben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
uletek

A birosagi hivatalnoknak a ker-
veny kiallitasaert es lajstromoza-
saert 4 dollar fizetendo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
Tanuk

On PuDllc LandS).
Tanuk
A folyamodo tanui kizarolag
amerikai polgarok lehetnek. Ha
a tanuk mem sziiletett amerikai
polgarok, ugy polgarleveliiket kell
felmutatniuk. A tanuknak bizo-
nyitaniuk kell, hogy a folyamodot
mint amerikai lakost ct ev ,ota
tegyfolytaban ismerik abban az al
s3amban, amelyben az polgarjog-
ert golyamodik. Ugyanakkor ta-
na1skodniuk kell a tekintetben is,
hogy a folyamodot kifogastalan
erkolcsu embernek ismerik, aki az
3 velemenyiik szerint mindenke-
pen erdemes ARA, hogy az Egye-
silt Allamok polgara legyen.
Ha a folyamod6 az ct ev tar
tama alatt mas allamban, vagy al
lamokban is lakott, ugy a tanuk-
max folyamodoval valo szeme-
lyes ismeretseguk alapjan kell iga
zolniuk, hogy az idegen a folya-
modvany beadasat megeloz0leg
egy teljes eyig volt lakosa annak
az ,allamnak, -amelyben polgarjog7
ert folyamodik.
Ha a folyamodo OF ewes ittartoz-
kodasa alatt tobb allamban is la
kott, ugy vegso kihallgatason
ujabb tanuk akik egesz Anne
rikaban yalo tart0zkodasanak ide-
je alatt ismertek szemelyes,
vagy eskii alatti nyilatkozataival
kell bizonyitania, hogy megszaki-
tas nelkil, teljes OF evet toltott az
Egyesiilt Allamokban. Az esku-
nyilatkozathoz sziikseges nomtat-
vanyt, a kerveny benyujtasa ide-
jen birosagi hivatalnok dijtala-
null ada.
Ket tanunal t0bbet csakis az
esetben allithat a folyamodo, ha
amerikai tart6zkodasa alatt tobb
allamban is lakott. Ellenkezo eset-
ben csak ket tanu szolgalhat iga-
zolasul, hogy a folyamodo tart6z-
kodasat bizonyitsa abban az al
lamban, melyben polgarjogaert
folyamodik. Peldaul: ha a folya-
modo Pennsylvania allamban la
kott es az els0 harom evet Phila-
delphiaban, mask ket evet Pitts
burglar toltotte, torveny mem
engedi meg, hogy philadelphia
tartozkodasat philadelphia tanuk-
kal, pittsburgh pedig pittsburgh
tanukkal igazoltassa, hanem ket
tanura van csupan sziiksege, akik
ot mind az OF even keresztul is
mertek.
Illetek
A hir0Sapi hivatalnoknak kerr |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
Hiisegeskii

Ha folyamodo es tanui megfe.
lelnek a fenti hat pontnak, k0yet-
kezik a hiisegesku. A jelolt, a bi-
ro utasitasara, a biro jelenleteben
hiiseget eskuszik az Egyesiilt al
lamoknak. Ezzel a seskuvel al bi-
ro polgarra avatta a folyamodot
es az errol szolo okmanyt, vagyis
a po]garlevelet dijtalanul adjak
at az uj polgarnak. Vannak ala
mok, ahol a polgarlevelet csak d
husegesku utan nehany nappal
kezbesitik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07
Xix lehetnek polgarok

(a) Faj. Csak feher faju es af
rikai szuletesii Nagy afrikai le-
szarmazasu egyenek inyerhetnek
polgarjogot. Mindenki szinere
es fajara valo tekintet nelkiil, =
aki az Egyesiilt Allamokban szii-
letett, polgara az Egyesult ALA
moknak.
(b) Mem. AZ Egyesult Allamok-
ban polgarjogokert, ferries assoc
nyokat kiveve, az (a) pontban
foglaltak ertelmeben, bark folya-
modhat. Hajadon, 0zvegy vagy
torvenyesen elvalt asszony polga-
rosithato, mig .ferjezett no csak-
is ferje utan nyerhet polgarjoget,
tehat kiilon mem honosithat6.
(c) Kor. Az amerikai torve-
nyek ertelmeben csakis 1s even
feluliek kaphatnak elso papirt.
Polgarlevelert pedig kizaFNag
slysn ideSea folysmoahst, akinek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-07

.polgarosito eljarasnak. A honosi-
-tott polgar 21 even feliili gyerme-
kei mem nyefhetnek az apjuk re-
ven polgarjogot.
Evening star., 1922-12-02
CITIZENS MAY APPEAL
TRACTION FARE CASE
Federation Meeting Tonight Likely
to Consider Question of Con- ,
tinuing Fight.

When the Federation OF Citizens
Associations meets in the District
building tonight it probably will be
asked to consider whether the de-
cision of the utilities commission in
refusing to cut the fare on Capital
Traction lines should be taken to the
District Supreme Court.
1t is known that William NICK.
Clayton. chairman of the utilities
committee of the federation, has had
such a course in mind from the time
he applied for the reduction in rate.
The question of the commi ssion's
right to fix a uniform rate for the
two companies when such a rate
gives one road larger earnings than
the other has bobbed up at virtually
every fare hearing in the past few
years.
For this reason, 1t is understood,
officials of the commission would not
look adversely upon a court appeal,
feeling that such a step would set
tie the question definitely. Each time
it has continued uniform rate to
both companies the commission has
taken the stand that the interest of
the public as a whole required such
action. Although cognizant of the
fact that the same rate of fare gives
the Capital Traction a greater income
than it nets the Washington Railway
and Electric, the utilities board be-
lieves that two different rates would
disrupt street car traffic.
Evening star., 1922-12-02
AMERICAN NATIONAL
THEATER IS PLANNED
Educators, Publicists, Actors and
Others to Back Undertaking
in New York City.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 2.-Estab-
lishment Of an American national
theater, long the dream of lovers of
the drama. has been undertaken by
the Producing Managers Association
with the cooperation of an initial
committee of seventeen educators.
publicists, dramatists and actors. Au-
gustus Thomas announced last night.
Universities specializing in dramatic
courses have been asked to join the
movement
Mr.. Thomas, who is executive chair
man of the Producing Managers AS
sociation. stated that articles, of in
corporation are being prepared with
the aim of holding up the national
theater as "a lofty standard before
all other theatrical enterprises"
Other ambitions. he said. were "to
stimulate the study of the drama of
the present and of the past in our
universities, our colleges and our
schools. and to organize throughout
the United States subsidiary asso-
ciated groups to further these aims
and purposes" To encourage the pro-
duction of the best plays, Interpreted
by the best actors, is another OF the
incorporatorS purposes.
The seventeen men outside of the
association, who have consented to
be incorporators, are George Pierce.
banker; David Be1asco. Nicholas MUIR
ray Butler. Samuel Harden Church.
owen Davis, John Drew, James w.
Gerard, william Gillette. Otto II.
Kahn, Brander Matthews. William
Lyon Phelps, Claiming Pollock, Ar
thur Hobson Quinn. Franklin Haven
Sargent, Otis Skinner. Booth Tarking-
ton and Whitney Warren.
The directors will be limited to
forty.
Evening star., 1922-12-02
GYPS|ES Want TRIBAL
/. COURT TO TRY BANDITS
Ask United States Attorney to
Drop Charges Against Trio,
Promising Own Justice.

Gypsy Justice would be meted out
to some ono who stole $500, the prop
erty Of James Mitchell, a gypsy, who
Is making his temporary home at 22S
~ street southwest.
A few nights ago Mitchell claimed
that his living quarters, occupied by
a number of male and female mem
bers Of his tribe, and a number of
children, was entered by three men
who. by force, compelled him to sur
render the money. He reported the
case to the police, and Lewis Adams,
William Wells and John ]. Curley
were arrested charged with the rob-
berry. The next day the men were
in the United Stats branch Of Police
Court. and the case continued over
until Monday next, the defendants be-
ing held under $2,500 bail each.
During the afternoon yesterday.
Mitchell, accompanied by q delegation
Of his men and women folks, the
women attired in gypsy fashion, in
which all the colors Of the rainbow
were in evidence. red predominating
appeared at the ofiice OF Assistant
through their attorney, Robert I. MIL
Ter, asked that the case be dropped
as 1t was the intention Of Mitchell
and his tribe advisers to have the
case heard in the tribunal of the
gypsies.
is was not made plain to the law off,
where. But Mr.. Given told his visit
ore that a. the case had been dled,
ho Intended to 20 through with e n
court 1sndAy next (.