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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1922-01-20

BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF
THE CITY OF PUNTA GORDA.
Section, l. The fire limit in the CITY of
Punta Gorda, Florida shall extend 1870
feet back from the building line on both
sides of Marian Avenue between Harvey
street and Nesbtt Street also $50 feet
back from the building line on both sides
of King Street, between Marian and
olympia Avenues, also $50 feet back
from the building line on both sides of
Nesbtt Street from Marion Avenue to
Retta Esplanade and shall also include
me oalance OF Block not covered by
the foregoing description.
Section, 2. The above fire limits shall
be divided into two zones as follows
The whole block shall be included in
the first fire zone; the first 80 feet back
from the above described building lines,
outside of block 4, shall be known as
the first fire zone, within which zone, all
buildings shall have Masonry or other
wholly incombustible walls and metal or
other roofing given a similar rating by
the National Board of Fire Underwriters
Section, 8. The second 80 feet back
from the above described building lines,
outside of block 4, shall be known as the
Second Fire Zone within which zone all
buildings shall have metal or other roof
ing, given similar rating by the National
Board of Fire Underwriters, but the walls
of which may be of Combustible Material.
Section, A. This the above set forth
shall be known and recognized as the Fire
Limit within the City of Punta Gorda
Florida.
Section, 5. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict with this ordin-
ance be, and the same are, hereby re-
pealed. This ordinance shall take effect
upon it's passage, approval and legal pub
LEGATION.
Ordered and enacted into law by the
city Commission of the City of Punta
Gorda, Florida on this third day of Janu.
airy, 1922. c. c. CARLETON, Mayor
Attest L. e. ROBINSON, City Clerk
Approved on this third day OF January
1922 c. c. CARLETON, Mayor
The foregoing Ordinance is approved by
me. (SeaD J. H. HANCOCK.
S-t City Attorney
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laCHURCH> i
ANNOUNCEMENTS

First Methodist Church Howard
Dutill, pastor.
Sunday school at 1000 a. M, Prof.
A. E. Riley, superintendent. The
adult bible class welcomes strangers
as well as home folk and promises
them all happy time in Bible-study
under the guidance of DR.. Dubois,
teacher Departments and classes for
all ages.
Preaching at 1900 a. m, by the
pastor. The spirit of the Master is
manifested here. Heavenly feasting
for the world-weary.
Junior League at 500 p. m.
Senior League at 700 p. m.
Evangelistic service at 7:45. Pre-
liminary song service by the Ep-
worth choir
You are welcome to all of these
services and you will be the gamer
for attending any of them. Come!
Next Wednesday, at 1880 p. m, the
first church conference of the year
will be held and the plans for the
years work developed and the objec
tives outlined. Every member of the
church should be present on Wednes-
day night, January 25th.
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
In Circuit Court, 18th judicial Circuit OF
Florida, in and for Charlotte County.
In Chancery

Bride Healey
VS.. Ril
John e. Healey.
To John E. Healey, the defendant in the
above entitled cause.
You are hereby notified that a bill of
complaint has been filed against you in
this office. THESE are therefore to
command you to appear to said bill at the
Clerk s office in Charlotte County, town
of Punta Gorda, Florida, on the 9Th day
of February A. d. 1922, and in default
OF your appearance, a decree pro con-
fesso will be entered against you
WITNESS my hand and official seal
on this the 4th day of January, A. d. 1922.
h. G. BLOUNT, Clerk Circuit Court
(SeaD By Mary Hagan, d. c. LIST
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Eugene e, Rogers, defendant.

Eugene E. Rogers, defendant
Order for Constructive Service.
To the defendant, Eugene E Rogers,
Eastman, Georgia: 1t appearing from
the affidavit of complainant filed herein
that service of summons in chancery can
not be made on you in the State of Flori-
da, that you reside at Eastman, State of
Georgia, that you are over the age of
twenty one years, that there is no one
in the State of Florida upon whom the
service of a summons in chancery would
bind you, and that you are a resident of
the United States. 1t is therefore order
ed that you, Eugene Z. Rogers, be and
you are hereby required to appear to the
bill of complaint filed in this cause on or
before the 9th day of February 1922,
and failing to do so the bill will be taken
as confessed by you and the cause pro-
coed ex parte.
1t is further ordered that this order
be published once a week for four con-
secutive weeks in the Punta Gorda Her.
aid, newspaper of general circulation
published in said county and State.
Done and ordered at Punta Gorda, Flor |
ida, this 9th day of December A. D. |
1921. (SEAL) r. c. BLOUNT,
Clerk Circuit Court, Charlotte County,
FLORIDA. UJ-4t
Wallace Chadman. Sol for Complainant
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HoW's This 2

We offer $4,000 for any case Of catarrh
that cannot be cured by HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the system
Soid BY druggists for over forty years.
Price 75c. Testimonials free.
r j. Cheney d Co.. Toledo, Ohio,
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FOR SALE-An eight-acre truck
farm on Allapatchee river, beautiful
waterfront close to railroad and
grade, 21a miles of Punta Gorda, A.
DOM bungalow, fireplace, out
houses, soft water, fruit trees, place
for chickens and bee-culture. Apply
to EVELYN S. COLCLASURE, Ac-
line, Florida. 41-tf*
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The "Microbe of Love" affords an
evening of refined entertainment and
hilarious amusement. adv.
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SHAMPOOING, massaging an
anicuring. Hair combings made
p. Work done at reasonable prices
at my home or at customers home.
Pauline Coleman, Boz "a. 34-tf
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FOR SALE-Redfish lodge. Rea-
sonable terms. Apply to owner, MRS.
SARAH ADAMS, at the lodge. 3-*4t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-One and one-fourth
acres, more or less, with railroad
frontage, in Solana. Bargain. Easy
terms. ]. B. COX, Fort Myers, Flor
ida. 3-%6t
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FOR SALE-Ten or fifteen squares
in ten-foot lengths of new galvanized
lron.-E. G. Jackson. 52-tf
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HOUSEKEEPING rooms for rent.
Mrs. F. D. Robinson, Goldstein
street. 52-tf
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AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE
FIRE LIMIT IN THE CITY OF PUNTA
GOHOA, AND PRESCRIBING THE
KIND OF BUILDINGS THAT CAN as
ERECTED THEREIN.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NAILS TRANSFER - Always at
your service. Haul anything. If
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FOR RENT-Light Housekeeping
apartment; reasonable rates.-Mrs, J.
l.. Goulding. 53-4ts
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18th
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR
CHARLOTTE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TN
CHANCERY. BILL FOR DIVORCE,
Ethel Rogers, Complainant
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LOST
FOUND
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three-ro cottage
Will furnish if desired. Apply at L.
OLleERS residence. 2-tf
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Discrimination.


Nanny" said Pickaninny Jim, II
wants you to do me a favor
"Whut kind of a favor2"
~ wants you to shet yousef out O.
sight same as me on Christmas eve"
"Whuffoh?"
"Well, l ain gineter say dat Sanity
draws no color line. But las Christ
mas looked de nelghborhood over an
l KANT hep s'pidonin' dat mebbe I'd
stan better chance fob presents If
we didn' give him no chance to notice
dat dis ain white folks residence"
In Norway they have "housewifery
schools" while in America we call
'em schools of domestic science or of
home economies. 1t isn't the name
but what is taught that counts.
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CLASSIFIED

r.. Aaverusements inserted under this
ak words counting a, line. - '"ser'ioh'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-21
WHEELING OSTEOpATH
PRES|DES At MEETING

parkerSburc w. Va, Oct. 2h.--A Tea
ture Of the m:d-yclr meeting o; me
w.s. VIRGINIA Osicpr1thic Society," IN
nrogrc$s today and tomorrow - Il de-
mcnSt~at!un being given hy pr j H..
Rahlrctt". Of Huntington, Of the inT'n-
,inn ot Or. Albert Abrams. or san
Francisco for the diagnosis OF diseases
hv means os n machine.
This equipment is claimed to detect
SYMPTOMS Of cancer, tuberculosis ana
similar ailments. even IN the earnest
stages. In his first demonstration, Or.
Rohircttr used three high school am
letcs for the purpose. hut they were pro-
nnuncrd not good subjects. II" viii give
another demonstration tomorrow.
In the absenrc Of tn" rr S'd"n;. pr
~ W. carr. Of Rluchc'd. the C"nvcn-
ton Is being conducted by III" vic"
president. DIR. =. V. Sullivan, OF Wheel
Ing. ami DR. G. l.. Morris. OF C.arks-
burg S"crctary-trcaSurcr
rapcrs were read this AFTERNOON ny
prs Morris and Sullivan. and Or. j. H.
Long. of Delaware. ohio. lbr. J. }.
Henderson. ~ Charleston, led ~" DIS
rusSion this evening on the ABRAMS
method Of diagnosis. TIL" program VIII
continue ,umo. rnw ana tomorrow even
Ing vii! conclude.
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RIVAL COLLEGE MEN
CLASH; MANY INJURED

Los Angeles. oct. 20.-Morc than a
score OF students at the Southern
Branch uf the University of California.
were injured one possibly fatally and
at least three seriously. early today
when, gathered for 'pajamcrino'
party In celebration of football game
tomorrow. they were attacked by 800
students of 4 rival university. They
fought with gasoline bombs rags
saturated and bottles filled with %aso-
line, clubs. fists, bricks. torches and
other weapons.
A riot call brought zoo policemen
before the fraCas could be quellcd.
The attacking party succeeded in fir
ing n woOdpilC that had been gathered
for the party and the glow caused 4
fire alarm to be turned in. Several
students lay unconscious on the camp
us when the police ambulance arrived.
Southern Branch students said they
were sure the attacking foe was no.
from Occidental cOnCcr, tomorrow's
opponents on the GridirOn.
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sOin. but now general counsel OF the
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Telephone Com

sOin. but now general counsel OF the
Chee Apeake 4 Ohio Telephone Com
pany, and Walter s. Mailman. state
tax commissioner.
All opposed municipal ownership Of
public utilities and Governor Morgan
expressed the hope that Republicans
who fathcrcd such schemes would be
defeated by thorough going American
Democrats.
\ classification of taxation OF all
property was urged by Commissioner
Uallanan, who said that much of the
states resources escaped the tax col
lectoro. 1t Was stated that the pubic
utilities are taxed 10 their limit. but
other property is not. As an example
the real estate condemned for the cap
i,ol site was cited This will cost III"
state more than $l9nO.0u0. while II Is
ONLY on the tax books for 5000, ana
this despite the fact that real estate
valuation was boosted ST per cent last
year.
Mr.. Devauc said that the Bell Ielc-
phone Company needed $2.OQo,oo" OF
fresh capital every week to operate
its lines. and that this must come
from the common people III the future,
as the money markets could not sup
ply il.
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Increased Taxation.

Increased taXatOin in this state mas
been due in no small measure TO the
Increased federal taxes. Mr.. llallanan
declared. In 1916 the federal govern
mcnt took in revenue from West Nlr'
giuia the sum of s@.099. l2T.46. as com
pared with $2&.2l1 .o@T.30 in 1921. an
Increase in the five year period or
sG1l11.S@9.S4. or l4S@ per cent. The
per caTita federal tax in IN" stat" III
1916 was Sl.54. as compared WITH
So in 1927. an Increase OF S2o.'S.
In addition to the S%.7I4.I5o which
education takes from the revenues
tho state will spend approximately
$3.50 400 for the support of the state
school department and local schools
Mr.. Hal.anan asserted. THIS money
is derived from Capitatoins. general
license taxes. marriage license taxes
interest on deposits. fines and inter
est on invested school funds. All rev
enue acCruing from these sources -
used for school purposes.
Fees and miscellaneous COLLECTIONS
of the state educational insutatenS
are applied on the maintenance or the
institutions collecting them.
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Of Bethesda Jerry Cixon. farmer Of
Demos was excu-ad by the defense with
their rcmn:n.ng challenge after the
seating Of Mrs. Martha ll1gc Of Bethes.
Dr. in the box.
Excused for Opinion
The following eleven persons were
excused as jurors when they stated
that they had opinions: Mrs. Emma
StdwcI Miss Martha Hardesty, Mre.
John Baugh and Mrs. W. W. Morton,
all OF st. Clairsvilh. Mrs. Gertrude
Amrine, Bronkside. Donal Groom. gro.
Ger. Bethesda. Mrs. Lucy Ehn!. Mrs
Sarah Frasier and Mrs. Della Heath.
all Of Brookside. Mrs. Julia Hoffman.
Tacoma and +. J. Kennon. farmer OF
Four were excused when they stated
they were opposed to capital punish
ment. they being l.. W. c. Harrison.
farmer. Bethesda: Mrs. Amy Bolon.
Bethesda: Mrs. Frank Davis and Mass
Ruth Fell, both of Bethesda.
Mrs. Hazel Boroff OF st. Clairs-
VILE was excused because her hus-
band. Harry Boroff. had served on the
grand jury returning the indictment
against Agosta. and Miss Fannie Ryan
also OF ST. ClaIrsville. was excused
account OF an opinion as we'll as the
fact that she was ScnOoI teacher IN
the local schools.
Mrs. Emmett Fox was excused on ac-
count of her husband being a member
OF the united mine workers. AZ WAS
Mrs william Mcfarland. also of that
place, when she stated that he son and
husband both worked at the mines ana
she thought both members Of the union.
Miss Alcinda Ewers OF Bethesda was
excused on account Of being cousin
the attorneys for the defense. and Mrs.
Olive Boyd Of GAINESVILLE was excused
on account of being n first cousin OF
the deceased John /. Major. Thomas
Of Attorney George Thornburg. one or
Gillian of Bethesda was excused or ac-
count of his age. he being 80 years old.
4 motion offered by Prosecutor Dixon
and cOncurred in by the defense that
the jury view the premises was sus-
tanned by Judge Cowen. and after he
had instructed the jury with regards 70
this view. court was adjourned at $40
last evening until O'Clock this morn
Ing.
The jury will start for New Lafferty
this morning at S o'clock. and II Is
lickly that the examination of witnesses
for the state will start III court before
noon today.
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A CENTS Of
EVERY DOLLAR
FOR EDUCATION

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. o0.-(Spe-
Cial)-WeSt Virginia spends nearly
twice as much on education as the
revenue derived from its general state
tax levy. with the deficit taken care
Of By Indirect levics. it WAS revealed
here this afternoon in an address by
Waiter S. liallanan. state tax com
missioner, before the annual Conven'
ton Of the State Public Ut;liticS AsSo-
citation. at the Kanawha hotel.
Mr.. Hallanan submitted figures to
show the amounts received and eX'
pended, as follows:
Amount appropriated out OF
states general revenue for
stl:e educational inStitu-
tons and aid to local
SCHOOLS ................ ~, iii, 40
Amount raised by general
state levy for the present
wear .................... 100000
Amount for education in eX-
cess OF direct levy revenue
TO be paid out Of indirect
revenue ........... ...... l,i't'V"u
The tax commissioner pointed out
that of the S&S.2 PA taxes levied for
all purposes in 1921. the expenditures
on the basis Of each dollar levied, Were
as follows:
For site general purposes AZ cents
For Virginia debt purposes AZ cents
For county purposes. ...... 81. cents
For local schools. ~ cents
For municipal purposes. HE cents
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CALLS ON AMERICA
TO CARE FOR ALL

Pittsburgh. Oct @o.--Al"XonH"r =.
Stevens. Of san Francisco. todd tn
board of managers al the W"m"n g.
Home Missionary society of tf.' M''h"-
dis, Episcopal Church, IN annual CON
vcm,lou. this afternoon. that tn" me-
SialcS shout, "takr care q! all IN" 80
iugccs Of tho world"
lie. Ike either speakers declared th1i
nv other ua.;on can g.v" proper alton
tia nat present to tn" hundreds "'
thousands Of adults without Il '"In'r'
and the great nU'ahr~s Of foreign ch''-
d.ru WHO have neither parents h'?
homes.
Missionary activities among children
of foreign cNlrLrt!"n received "r"'' az
rrnijou Mrs. Byron Wilson, 81 Los
Angeles. referred t. the young peoples
department, e Tho society Is holding
tn, key which Will wind or unwind M,
sionary activities in the United States,
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Aylesworth's Prediction.

Charleston. W. Va. Oct. @0.--WltA'
in the next ten years public utilities
will be selling securities over the en-
tire country in script form, according
to NJ. II. Aylesworth. OF New York
executive manager of the National
Electric Light Association. who was
the principal speaker at banquet TO-
night given the delegates to the
seventh annual convention o. tie luo'
H. Utilities Assoc alton of West Nir'
Sinia.
Former Governor William y. Mac
Corkle was POSTMASTER and the speak
crs included Governor +. +. MorSah'
Dozier 4. Devane. Of Washington, for
mer member o. ire FLORIDA conlu'!''
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eminent not aided by further allie
giances. 1t has TO b. remembered that
the whole - the electoral machinery
an ;ne funds of the Conservative
party belong to the rebellious younger
section Of thar group.
Mr.. Lloyd George is crcIited with
intentions to create a center party.
This would neccssitate the creation
al 30 ol re-, party machinery and party
-. - for the former premier has no
such funds or machinery at present
at his disposal
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LAWlEssNEss AIM OF VETS

PcOria, TIT. Oct. -V.-NlIllam Jon.
nirgs Bryan in a speech here last
night said the liquor interests are
not fighting to repeal tn" 18Th Amend
mont and that the campaign for the
sale of beer and light wines was
ramouHaCe. The real intent of the
liquor interests" he said. lis To turn
the nation over to lawlcsSrCss."
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MANUFACTURERS
DISTRIBUTOR

MANJFATJREN DISTKIBTTOE
FOR this territory. New article. No
competition. SHOULD produce over So"o
monthly products. y plcaSaDt business
with unlimited possibilities. Require,
no special training or technical knuw-
ledge but applicant must be honest and
aggressive and have about $50. You
handle your own money and this bus.-
ness need not interfere with manag-
ment OF other affairs. This is Il lie
time opportunity 70 establish 4 lucva-
tive business but immediate action -
necessary. However. do NOT reply ua-
less you are sincere and can meet our
requirements. J. J. Moore. iIcuGi. =
Hotel, JohnStOwn. Ia. OCt-l-.
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TOR SALE-AUTOS.
PERSONAL.

PROSTATE AND BLADDER trouble.
rising often at niGh, raq:dly ovsrcorn".
New simple. scientific method. in"N-
o.n.iye. Easily used Results or
money back PILES and constipation
quickly relieved by this method. Many
enthusiastic patrons m Wheeling and
vicinity. See Jos. Bero. Distributor.
3315 Jacobs 81. Wheeling w Va. Man
ufactured only by tn" Electro Thermal
Company $50 Baird Bldg. Steuhenv!lle.
ohto Oct20-r
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FOR RENT.

For RENT--Slecp,ng room for Gentle
men ia ). Huron or cal Sll?-W.
Uctl9-l
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FOE SALE-FAF MS.

FOR SAl.T:-iOO acre farm on National
FIX. between Wheeling and Washing
TON. Suitable for Enad-houS", good site
for 4 t!lliHr-in station. Mrs. MINNIE
NcC;rcw. Washington. lcnna. Ph"nc
v.,ubt,c,n,, 1851 Oct2l-n
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JURY SELECTED
CONTINUED From Page one.)

there that morning to kill Mr. Major
and that AgOSta WAS one Of tho con-
pp.rItors.
II" also stated 10 the jury that ne
expected tn" evidence TO show IN"
stopping of tho machines nf the Major
party near tho National pike by Robert
Farmer and what was said and done
here.
IL. stated that he expected the owl
dcnCc to show that AEosta took DON'T
nick Ncn.auratn to Z spot = short dls-
lance north of the National pix" III ms
overland automobile and after a motion
from Farmer returned TO New lIalterty
letting Ncnteaura,o out near the Scho"!
house there and himself driving on 10
IN front of the Oral home at New Lar
rcrty, and that at this place four men
armed with rifles or guns. got out o;
he AgoSto car. broke and loaded their
guns and hid In the weeds until after
the shooting. at which time Agosta
drove them away in tho direction OF Old
Lafferty He ended his statement TO
the Jury at 100.
without Pistol Claims
Attorney Earl II. Lewis stated that
case TO the jur yfor the defense and II
his statement traced the movement or
AgOSta on the morning OF the trouble
from his home ut Oco to the meeting at
New Lafierty and from there to the Ma
tional Pike and back to New Lanert,
stating that he expected the evid"nr"
to show that AGOsta at no time had had
any one in his car who was armed WIN
rifles or guns. that he himself had had
no gun. that he was some good distance
away from where the shooting occurred
and that he had not at any time taken
part in the shooting or been L party 20
any conspiracy.
Sixteen jurors were examined in
court yesterday morning but none were
admitted TO the jury box. while in the
afternoon eleven more were examined
court adjourn!ng ut 4:05 until $50 or
account Of no more prospective Jurors
being present Only one juror was eN-
amincd ut tho evening session and H.
was admitted 10 the jury box.
The defense used their remaining
three pcrcmptory Challenges yesterday
afternoon. two Of the same being used
on Jurors Immediately after they were
permitted 70 take their seats IN III"
Jury box. The two were \. J. Craig.
painter Of Bethesda and Retta GLADDEN.