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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

cannInghaaa. regisafxS.
9Th Dist--iysnlssr Aoxi ts
Adams p2s Eyrn. frsnk EoAsf
Judge; Charley MARIA. sgd 6sh@aii-
ioa. Clerks. Clyde Pewwrs. FscesFsr:
MYarw Allisea. r~gssust
GELS n4ss.--tSlayasn hoxl--I, N,
Yarhrough. q. w. Wallace, I'd Ssl'
son, Ja1ses: ]. W. Boass. Grady Fer
xuson, cieriis; Tr. Guerln. rse<svsTi
~, q. Williams. registrar.
10th Dist. n. Holloway, ], W,
Browning. J., J. Firxh. Jadxvsi h. J.
cocr, Gao Hill. clerks; Jchn s'~zaa.
r~sssysr; Henry Rasssll, registrar.
Iith Diss.--A. ]. Aasi-. Aasr
Seals, A. l. Reed Judges; Aeirt,
Avsrstt Ctslsds Williams Ckras; y
T. Winstsaa receiver. Lee halshrop'
registrar.
l3tA Dsat.--L- Staart, A. c. Andsr-
sen. j, W. Esth<riy. Juagsss AM
Jordan. Bad Asnfy. Clerks ltIu
Brown. receiver: Ten Harr,a, reg
istrAr.
18th Dsst.---Gee. wright Charley
Crutrhman. Geo. tsstss. Judgss; 4
A. Wright. H. NJ Ewing. Clerks b
Richardson. receiver. "a Campbell
registrar
lath Diss.--Jim Goodman, {. C.
Hall, J, H. Hall. Iudy~,, Tom krp-
hart, Nstt Anderson, clerks. ". X
Williams, receiver; T y Brown
registrar.
18Th nisf,--M. D. Corlew, J. "
Linxy. Roy Duke, Judges; Jess haAsi
T ly0ggins. Clerks; Ira MeCof
mick. rsSeiyer. Allen Doty. registrar.
This. July losh. 1872
+. X STONE. Chairman
r {. HELBERG
{. H WILLIAMS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
A SpIena,l Medicine for the liyel
sad Stomach.

"Chsmberlain. Tablets Tor the
stomach and liver ere splendid
never tire OF telling my friends and
nsishbors Of their qualities. writes
Mrs. Willism Vollm.r. Eastwood
N. Y Wien bilious. constipsted
OF troubled with indigestion. give
,hrm = trial They viii do you
good,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
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s.upLins. Al Gsn~t, Judges v
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
Obituary

Hsuis May s,oes Caldwell sss
hcsn Mar n issss, did Jans Ib
leff1. snasiss bee ssay ea earth VI
years | roath and ] day
sAs leaves q hashaad father.
no.hs'. .hrss ktoah~ss s,sd has'
I eI irssasis 10 maasn Der departure,
She wis ssek hx ten lnes s*sa'
md she bore Der sihiesions =
pstisetly. A Ass hasnds woala 6;
d to s.s hss and ash Der hos cts
| was iesliag; shs seaId leoa 10 stat
| q emile and say! Oh ! bel rssts,
good, aud then she hooked iiAs
she vas 90 wek she esaldai 'iFt
hrt diAn +, sivs M until shs ssFt
last /, All sas de~s La h1 that
ussdleal s,a could do
Halle ~ass gui that lossd all
and sas lnssd hy ell wao knes hst
She vas 81 q iispesision TO Aware
have q smile aud wafd fni sv-sy
body, and shs loved the did ~ wsl
a. the young
She always mad- ,hisGs - n,ts
and pItasant IN her home thai
everybody -n.oysd soins there. eai
there 10 Q vsess, chair there nos
tbs, rsn nsyss be allied
We wsrs brought ap isou child
h0ed together and oh. has lived q
sweet. ppr~ HE. We bad so much
plrs.af. tcsethss 10 The Tall sA.
~ould leave loo teaching and thea
90 ~onld sli loeb iofwsfd lct he,
looming nens 10 the spring tor h'''
sammtf vssstian
She pr,iessed iai,h IN Ch'Isl a
The age of eleven yrars Shs lssf
cd God and did right At all tiulvst
10, aey eosi, She tsp' m's''
speech snd body clean iot TIA I 40 !
Der companions She iorsh' .
good Gsht 10 the end add sid hr'
tasi dsy ~. bss happIes, Sh,
told them h.inss d#ins ,hsl eos
zee going 10 .l-er and sake - "a
Heaven, and asked her ,ouns-I
brother 10 NEE, her there. There
10 . erosn 81 righteousness 'or htf
| A usssoi. liah 10 mtssine i'om
iiinoi.hsrs golden chsla OIts
cheerful hearts,. nov 81. htssy
land Allied 9th sIiei and psin or'
HAPPY circle hss. hs~n hsos.n and
I.il us ssd snd lons, ilr one ~
passed away To her e,sfnsl BIN
| Long ell that day he rene n bvred
When that arw stsve was m ,de
here she slseps beneath the snt
~hile her Foul IL ssisly sbsl e,e
10 the city d our God, he s.o
beet 10 tskr IN. 10 hims~li ~hil" ~
1.-THE bloom II lie. and 10 Ham
alune. can ~e turn 10 In 'nsl
s~eet consolation. Tor Ne hss pom
iced 20 he near IN esetr a. hplp,i ~
| csrnu, th,uh ihs, dear Halle
lie dead Ard suns irom earth irsssl
shen ] recall thu plesssn, days ~
two hst" bad iosethes--ui,
Iths dear nld childhood dave ou
amid ,hr Apwefs. hut msy 9ci hell
% 70 -, HE Will be done M
oDfs " Although the sotr ~ Il
deep 80 have been called 20 hssr
dealt mua welt each OF us -
des, inrais uy not 10 weep n
mofr hu. las to meet dear HAHN
up % the other shore.
Up Oh tha, shore Of JOS and glad
H~&s.
Where HE shall never end
There Jesus 10 our aoysseign.
Our Father guide and iriRoj
Msy this srisi remind u
on thet naases .hsj .s 4
And the youthful, sams AZ sr.d,
Oh must ASawer The call
rhsu ~ Gill meet beyond tbs
grave.
When death has lost Ne 4.ins
Aud ioiu our lived opes In pss,ss
And Hslisl, !sb mrs
V,Vtsp nv hss tfus <sisrj
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Farm. nom 10 scres up. You
buy direct from owners Grows
any crops grown 10 Tennessee
Fine tobacco and straw berries.
Good water, also timber and cut
over lands. Write Tor particulars
and tssms. q ! BENNETT.
Manchester. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21
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speisht 4 NieAs.
q

lrs'- Hughes, u ri
In the County Court al Diokscr
County, rtuosss,e in the sbos'
.tyled csu.e !, appearing 'rom M
bill which !. .wWn - that The
dvi-ot ants, lew, HrsA.-, Hsrrsr
Husnts ant kussrl Husbe'
ere I,n ree,dsnls 81 the stat,
IL Tennessee n ,h.t the OF
din.ry pfoo--. II isv can mo-
be- .Iv. I 90 lbeIo, they 81. h-I.b,
required "a S6isrsr M n.'hsafss. Tbs
6ss, MONDAY in Ausnat 1871, hefot'
the CLERK u county oCnr 81 said
counts At his onfcs IN th'rloi's
Tean+ asee. asd msse deieuce I,
the bill tli~d ss.1si them 10 ssld
court br " : enAs. for sp~lfh'
4 Nicts, ~ oihefwlsr the bill vii
be tsk,u b., confessed and tn
cause proceeded ~ilb ,Ipsrte
Ii l. further ordered bs The couf'
thai THE notice be published lou
conse. utive week. IN the Dickson
County Herald a revspaper pun
li.hed IN Diehson county. DieAsof
Tennessee
Thi, Jun. ~ ie71
N HARsls. Cl-rl.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

FOR aALk-Tesm ~ nules and
hsrr-ss. Will sell one taird essh,
balance 90 good tims. Sac J h
Page. Dicksoc
wAHrED-A good. reliable sirl
scs hou~ sosk. Apply TO I 2
Watson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Good slid psstrye, seveuty-evs
acres. With srrias usi1 VI %
~, month ". & sEsslS6
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

10 the Ds,isc, Court II the United
states, Middle D,ssf,et Of Tsuaspees, u
bankruptcy tn the msttr a JESSE
now Il l. l., Bankrupt Nosics h
hsehs x,vta tina. Oh July IN, 1879, - "a
I,d,oat,on II Bankruptcy was he'd Asstnss
the estate n The sbsv~ NAMED bsatsuea,
II White Hlud ,ouAiD al UMkaoa, aad
In ths District sis~~asd, and thst shs Arss
m~tinr n orceEssrs VII b. hxid III my
otbre 10 Ii. city of SAAksiji~. DSvSdson
coan.y. Trnnsses. July n, sS:3, q
10 clock, at Which ums said esw1lsos,
may attend, prove their claims In snse4.
ancs eth Sestion y. al The Hsnkrvv1ey
Act. spposns Ttastss. eaAmina ~
Bankrupt under cath touching bis haak.
rupsey. and transact such ostsx hw1ioMm
a. may pup~sfy come bcfess said n4sl.
ing LEE BRO<k.. Rsfstss.
Psrks 4 Bell, Aitornsys.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-21

Get rom aai.ty fssof blitss Al
the Cl,mw~ phsfmsey Al Hsod
ari mates
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
London Wires
POUR IT ON
DEPUTIES OBEY
Man Arrested After Two
Raids on Farm on Washi-
ia; 40 Gallons of Peach
Brandy and Choc.

Following a telegram received from
Sheriff Ewing G. London at Portland,
Oregon, ordering his corps of deputies
to pour It on en- Deputy Sheriff
John CHM and Tom Smith Saturday
morning at daybreak raided choc and
brandy joint that for several weeks
has been reputed as being the largest
liquor selling place In this part Of the
state. w. n. Neff. living about a quar-.
ter Of mile north Of the Big Washita
river bridge on the Sulphur-Ardmore
road, is in jail, charged with operating
the joint. Fortyfive gallons OF peach
brandy and choc and 500 empty bottles
We're cOnfiscated by the officers.
The alleged choc joint raided By Of.
ficers Smith and CHM late Friday night
and again at daybreak Saturday morn.
ing after several nights OF continuous
watching. Al the time OF the first
raid about 10 O'Clock Friday night.
Deputy Sheriffs CHM and Smith found
two cars stopped at the alleged Joint. A
quart Of brandy was found near the
car but the man who sold 1t made his
getaway before the officers could ar.
rest him.
Officers state that Neff was found
apparently asleep In his tent, just a
few feet from where the parked ears
were found. He was arrested and
brought TO Ardmore. The officers re.
turned to the place early Saturday
morning and upon searching the prem.
ises found II l6 gallon and n 80 gallon
keg about 800 yards from Neffs tent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
COMMISSIONERS
Want BIDS ON
HIGHWAY WORK
First Expenditure Of Half
Million Dollars Will Start
After Meeting on
August %

The first letting of road work under
the $500 900 bond issue will be in pro-
gress after August 23, when the county
commissioners will meet in adjourned
session for the purpose Of opening bids,
advertisement OF which appear In to-
days Ardmoreite, and letting contracts.
An expenditure OF approximately
sl25,000 is called for the seven pro-
tects TO be bid on.
Roads on which work will be done
are: Drainage on six miles Of road be-
tween Healdton and Fox; rebuilding and
graveling Of road between Healdton and
Writ; construction of the mile includ-
ing the Caddo bottom. north OF Oil
City;nhe reconstruction and base course
OF surfacing seven miles OF the road
between Ardmore and Springer: the
construction and surfacing OF three
miles OF road between Graham and
Fox: the construction and surfacing OF
the two roads leading TO Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Oil Springs To Be Rendezvous
For 3OOFQrm Riddles Wednesdau
State Officials
Will Take Part in
County Activities

More than 300 farm kiddies NTH
their parents will assemble at Oil
Springs Wednesday to attend the third
annual summer camp which is fea-
ture of the county club work under the
supervision OF John W. Simpkins,
county agent and Mrs Minnie 3.
Church. home demonstration agent. The
camp will be held Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday.
There nre scores of interesting events
planned fo- the occasion, of primary
interest beng the visit OF Gov. j. b. A.
Robertson. whose interest in the an.
nual camp is evidenced by his visit
each year, j. A. Whitehurst, president
OF the board OF agriculture, and other
state officials connected with this work
from the A. & NJ. college on account
of a recent illness of Mrs. Robertson
Continued on page g.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Dali PRESIDENT
DIES SUDDENLY
IN Dublin Home
Arthur Griffith Was Leader
of Sim Fein Party in Ire
land; Death Came as
Shock to All

BELFAST Arthur Griffith. presi.
dent OF the Dali Eireann, died at his
home in Dublin Saturday morning fol-
lowing an operation for tonsilitis, il wac
announced here Saturday
Mr. Griffith had been III only 10 days
and his illness was not considered seri.
Gus Friday morning he attended 10
his duties in Dublin. Although confined
TO the hospital during the early stages
OF tonsilitis, he would leave the instl-
tuition during the day and return at
night.
Saturday morning he ate hearty
breakfast and was going up stairs when
he suddenly collapsed lie was carried
into his room and doctor was imme.
diately summoned. He said MIR. Griffith
was suffering from cerebral hem.
orrhage. \ priest was then sent for
and he had just finished administering
the last rites OF the church when Mr..
Griffith expired
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
PROBE OF BLAST AT
SEAT TO BE MADE SOON

NEW YORK 80 An investigation OF
the explosion In the number three hold
on the White Star liner Adratic Friday
morning which caused the deash OF five
and injured four more OF the crew will
begin as soon as the vessel reaches
port according to company officials.
Spontaneous combustion OF the gases
generated In the coal being carried for
use on no return trip Of the Adriatlc
was given ae the cause OF the blast hut
marine engineers hore said they could
not understand how enough gas could
collect In the hold to cause an explo.
sion such as the Adriatlc reported by
radio while 800 miles off Portland. Me.
They pointed out that the steamship
holds are well ventilated.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Tie.up Threatens.

SAN FRANCISCO. Trans -coItinen-
tai traffic. passenger and freight. in
the far-western diviqions Of two main
rail systems the Santa Fe and the
Southern Pacific was disorganized Sat
urday so badly that scheduled service
had been practically abandoned. A
third trunk line. the Union Pacific.
was threatened with a similar condition.
These were developments OF the RAPID
spread OF sporadic wall1outs Of engin.
neers. firemen. conductors and train.
men which began Thursday on the
Santa Fe in southwestern California
and Arizona. The members OF the Big
Four" brotherhodos said they left their
posts because of their objection to
armed guards on railroad property. The
union men also charged that the equip
ment they were moving was not IN the
best condition and considered II hazAr.
dous to take il out. Ran executives de-
clAred the guards were necessary TO pro-
tect the roads, denied that that the
guards were interfering with union
workers and contradicted the assertion
that the equipment was unsafe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
MORE MONEY IS
PLEDGED T0FUND
FORLEE HIGHWAY
Commissioners Raise Pledge
to $4,000 to Build II
Miles of Road; Federal
Aid Expected

Pleding $4,000 in addition to 900
recently pledged for the Lee Highway
east OF Ardmore. the county commits,
sioners in session during the past week.
have taken u most important step in
Carter county road work. This makes
a total OF $4,000 pledged by the county
10 build the IL miles OF road connect
ing Ardmore with the Johnson county
line. with the promise that this amount
will be met by federal aid money.
Due credit should be given the Ard
more Chamber OF Commerce whose ef-
forts have been untiring to this end,
commissioners say.
THE county money is available now.
County Engineer McCulley states. and
Il shouldn't consume over four months
to have the actual work begun"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13

WHITES And BLACKS may MIX AT STATE HOSPITAL
State Will Lose
Two Million by
Slash in Crude

That more than two million dollars
will be lost to the state Of Oklahoma
On account of the recent cuts in the
price of crude oils. is the estimate OF
independents who are instigating the
introduction Of resolution al the
democratic state convention which viii
be held at Oklahoma City on August 10
and which win call for an investigation
by the attorney general OF alleged viola
ton Of the antitrust laws by subsidiar-
les OF the Standard Oil Company and
the expulsion from activity IN this state
Of such subsidiaries which are adjudged
guilty.
The money which It IS claimed is
being lost is that which the state col
lects as gross production tax and which
IS expended in the interest OF the
Continued on Page Six
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Charter Granted
AahmeS GrOttO by
St. Louis Judge

The charter " the Aahmes Grotto
OF the Ardmore lodge was presented by
Judge A. :. lttner of ST Louis al an
informal meeting Of the lodge at 3
o'clock Saturday evening. Members Of
the Ardmore lodge formed parade line
after meeting at Convention Hall about
1880 and marched down Broadway. 10
Washington and Main streets After
the parade dutch" lunch was en-.
joycd and several informal speeches
made by local ana visiting members.
good representation OF the Ard.
more lodge turned cut Tor tho meeting.
Aahmes Grotto n the largest organi.
1atlon In the state aud from the IN.
thusiasm manifested ut Saturdays
meeting bids fair To hold the dis,lnc.
tion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
THEY STILL DRINK
MIR. BUSCH LEARNS

NEW YORK August A. Busch.
~. Louis lrowcr who recently started
a controversy with his charges that
the govornmenL while seeking To en-
force prouilition on land openly permit
ted the sale Of liquors ON shipping
board boats. returned from Europe
Friday claiming 80 have ample firs,
hand evidence oi his charges lie re
turned "a the Oeorge Washington. al
located by the United States shipping
board to the United States lines. de
clarlna that there was 80 much drink
lng OF ilQuor on the trip Just ended
that therc has been fully as many slml
lar indulscnces on his voyage from
here to Europe three months sgo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
ANN MORGAN GOES TO
STATE FARM CONGRESS

Anne Morgan. daughter OF Mrs. Ever.
EFT Skinner, VIII represent Carter coun.
" In the Food Preparation Convent a,
tho Farm Congress at Saltwater. the
latter part OF August, following a con.
test held Saturday In the office of the
county home demonstration agent when
tests were made on cornmeal mullins
and baking powder biscuits. Miss Nor.
gan scored ?79 points while the next
contestant. Annie Hurry made 26i
points. The county demonstration agent
will make an effort 20 take Miss Hur.
~ TO the Farm Congress also. as she
states. that the record made by this
young woman is deserving also Of rec.
ognition.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
HUNGRY TIGERS KILL
EIGHT IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY - a pack Of ii.
gers, driven from their mountain
lslrs hy hunger. attacked three
families who were travelling from
Puerto NGllater 10 Macato. state of
Jslisco, killing three women. two
men, two small boys and a baby. &C
cording to III Universal rrafico.
Natives who went to the rescue
fought the tigers. killing on. Of
them, the remainder osrapsd to the
mountains
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Explosion and Fire
on Yacht; Five Dead
and Three Missing

MIAMI. Fla. = Explosian and fire
sent the motor yacht Shrin, Miami to
Nassau, 10 the bottom Of Miami beach
Friday with a known loss of five loves
and three negro passengers reported
missing. The cause of the explosion
is not known. The boat carried 81
passengers, when she left Miami. most
Of them negroes and flames enveloped
her so swiftly that there was little
opportunity to get her boats down. The
survivors We're picked up after clinging
TO the shaking wreckage for an hour.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGERS
ARRESTED SECOND TIME,

+. A. Richardson and Robert Rooney
who We're arrested by county officers
Thursday on charge OF unlawful pos.
session OF liquor and who made bond
Friday were arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Bob. Short on u similar charge Satur.
day. In the first raid on the mems
premises. about a mile and half
southeast OF Wilson. officers confiscat.
cd about 80 gallons of choc. Only Il
small amount was found in Saturdays
raid II is understood. Both men were
released on bond again Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
ABSCONDING BANKER
CAUGHT ON BORDER

LAREDO. Texas.--A man arrested
here Saturday morning as he crossed
the Rio Grande from the Mexican side
was said by authorities to have admitted
he is Edwin Frederick Morse. wanted
in Denver. Colo. on charge OF alb
sconding with $750.O00 from the In
ternational Trust Company last Aug.
ust. lie first gave his name as Herbert
NJ Smith. He was accompanied by a
woman who makes her home in Mexico,
The man agreed to waive eNtradltion
proceedings. the authorities said and
return TO Denver to answer the charge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
TIE Up LOOMING
ON WEST COAST
AS TRAINS HALT.
Unions Demand That Men
Be Granted Seniority
Rights in Settlement
Of Great Strike
LEE DECLARES LATE
STRIKES UNOFFICIAL
Workers West of Rockies OBJ
iect to Guards and Claim
Equipment Is Unsafe

WASHTNGTON.-Heads OF the seven
railraod organizations now On strike
were declared by one of The officials
Saturday after j final conference to
have decided 10 reject completely the
last strike settlement proposal put for
ward by President Harding.
Striking unions in a written response
sent TO the White House We're said ~
this official ~ have told the president
they could not call of the strike unless
n guarantee was given that all OF their
men would be reinstated in service
with seniority rights unimpalred
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
Carter County Free Fair Will Supa Any Previous Attempt of This Kind

Some of the conveniences provided
for the public include telephone scrv.
Ice. bureau Of information. emergency
hospital, day nursery and playground
Tho Southwestern Telephone Com.
pany viii have a telephone booth In
the main office buildings where local
messages can be sent direct: tho Ara.
more Chamber Of Commerce will main.
tain bureau Of Information at the
entrance Of the main exhibit hall for
the purpose OF serving the public in
every possible way.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-13
INDICTMENTS IN Ell
RENO BANK AFFAIR

OKLAHOMA CITY Indictments
are being drawn at III Reno in con.
nection with the failure of the State
Bank OF El Reno, it was announced at
the attorney generals office Saturday.
c. A. GallraIth, assistant attorney gen.
eral has lten in FL Reno several days
assisting the county attorney in a
grand jury investigation. according to
u. Il. Wood. ranking assistant attor.
ney general William zwlck In charge OF
The banking department OF the attorney
generals office, left for III Reno Sat.
urday to take charge OF preparations
for the indictments.