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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17

a las Cortes locales. para conocer de
los asuntos por violaci6n esta ley,
con el fin de relevar a la Corte Fe-
deral del immense trabaio que Sc lie
Ocasiona con los cssos de Prohibition.
Ell eomi.6 tom6 acci6n en- este asun-
to, despu&s de haber esGuchado las
ragones de lis seitores Pesquera y
Trayieso, q,ilenes insistieron en- que
Sc le dicra jurisdiction a las Cor
tes locales. ,
Otras de las cuestiones que tratd
el senior Pesquera con el Negociado
de Rentas Internas fu6 modificsr
en- algo IA regla, que permita al ia
bricante dc ron de malagueta des-
naturalizarlo, cuandO ell producto va
va ser exportado para pafses ex-
tranjeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
ORDEN DE LA PROCESSION

IL Cruz de 10 Cathedral.
Cruz de la Parroquia de Nues-
ra Sonora de los Remedies.
3.-Congregaciones de Puerta de
TERRA.
LA Asociaci6n de San Antonio
de. Padua.
5.-La Cofradia de San Rafael.
6.-La Cofradia de San Benito de
Palermo.
LA Cofradia de San Miguel.
8.-La Cofradfa de las Benditas
Animas.
s.-La Ccfradfa de Santa Rosa de
Lima.
lola v. o. T. de Nuestra Seno-
ra del Carmen.
Lila Congregation de la Inma-
culada Conception.
liza v. o. T. de San Francisco.
13.-Las Cruces Parroquiales de
Puerta de TERRA, Santurce, San Fran
cisco Y San Jose con sus respectivas
Asociaciones.
14.-El Colegio de Santo Tomas de
Aquino.
15.-Co1egio de Parvulos.
16,-Colegio de San Agustin, de
Puerta de TERRA.
lila Escuela Parroquial y la
Academia Cat6lica de San Francisco.
18.-(a) Ell Estandarte. antique de
Nuestra Seiiora de la Providencia.
18.-(b) Banda de Musica.
19.-Senoritas Hijas de Maria de
San Jose.
20.-Escuelas Dominicales.
21.-Colegio de San Ildefonso, Sec
cion Primera.
22.-Colegio de San Ildefonso, Sec
cion Segunda.
23.-Pajes del Santisimo Sacramen-
to de Sta. Ana, Sagrado Corazon y
San Jorge.
29.-(b) Academia de San Agustin.
24.-Hijas de Maria del Colegio del
Sagrado Corazon.
25.-Congregacion del Sagrado CO.
raz6n de JESUS, de Nuestra Sra. del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Las ,lltinas :eamosss produccio~
mes literarias llegadas a
Puerto Rico

Damas", 80 centavos. "Palacio Vies
jo'', so centavos. "Primavera", 80
.centavos.
EVA, por Juan Vega, so centavos.
Por M. Delly: "En las ruinas", 80
centavos. "Magali'', 80 centavos. Ell
nal de una Walkyria", 80 centavos.
! Por ]. de Coulomb: "Pescadora de-
Luna, 80 centavos. "La Isla encan-s
,tada', 80 centavos. "Cetro de Oro'' !.
80 centavos. "Humo de Gloria, 80
centavos. "Voluntad de Rey, 80 cen-s
tavos.
/ "LA ATLANTIDA', por Pedro Be-
mott, obra que ha sido llevada la
pantalla, por su argumento asombro-,s
so, so centavos.
"En la calle Y en- la carcel', por
Marcelino Domingo, 100.
don juan, por Azorfn, 100.
! "Novelas Infmas', por Juan Perez
Z1niga, so centavos.
"Ante el Cristo de Limpias'', pors
Lopez de Arc, LOO.
"Como Sc llega Millionaire, pors
| F. Clement Ferrer, 1.50. "
Por Perez Lugin. "Curritos de la
| Cruz, 1.60 Y LA Casa de la Tro-y.
ya", 100.
"El Beso en- la herida", por E. Mar !.
quina.
! Todas estas obras Sc envian vuel- z.
ia de correo, con solo ell mas simple =
aviso. Remita su importe, que iran
libre de franqueo. Advt. !.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Constituyen todas una cAecci5n d
obras de un merito incalculable,
que no debe faltar en- ninguna
Liberia.

Por el vapor recientenlente llegado
de Espana, ha sido recibida una sor-
!presa que seguramente sera acogida
por los amante5 de Ia buena lectura
con un interes notable.
Tratase &c las obras litsrarias Ian
zadas al mercado de los grandes va
lores en- el campo siempre fertil de
las Letras, por las Casas Editoriales
lespanolas de mayor renombre
Las Librerias Cantero, Fernandez
G. Co., Inc. ere cayog escaparates for
man un bello conjunto los tesoros ina
preciables del Libro espanol, va tie
men a la venta esas obras, precios
umamente reducidos; porque esperan
otro surtido superior &c esas mismas
producciones Y otras que han de ser
acogidas por ell pIblieo inteligente con
'delirante entusiasmo.
Forman esta riqueza literaria:
"Como y cuando garo usted la pri-
rlera peseta", por Gomez Eidalgo, q
80 centavos ejemplar.
"Del Manzanares al 'Darro", por
Amos Escalante, 100.
"El Mundo a travss de los Siglos", !,
por Sebastian Comila, 80 centavos.
"Humus", por Raul Brandad, IS
centavos.
Gel Carretero do la Muerte", por S.
Lagerlot, 60 centavos.
Gel Secreto del Exito", en- tela, por
o. S. Marden, $50.
Memorials de I'm Reo", por A. Du-
mas, hijo, 60.
Por M. Marjesn: "La Corte de las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
Procession del Santisino Corpus
Christi, maflana, domingo

Rosario de lasIglesia de San Jose v
del Perpetuo Socorro.
/ 26.-Congregaci6n del Sagrado Co
iraz6n de Cathedral.
27.Asociaci6n del Santisimo Sa-
cramento, de Santa Ana, seguida de
fla Corte de Honor de Nuestra Sonora
de Lourdes.
28.- Banda de MIsica.
4 29.-Asociaci6n de la Milagrosa.
3O.-Asociac;6n Josefina de San Jo-
Sc.
S1.-Pia Union de San Antonio, de
San Francisco.
32.-Pfa Union de Nuestra Sonora
de la Providencia.
33.-Hijas Cat6licas de America.
34.-C Congregation de Religiosas
Adoratrices.
S5.-Hermanas de los Ancianos De-
samparados.
S6.-Hijas de la Carload.
37.- Siervas de Maria.
oo.-EtS tciiua1tc PAuiSipal NC ANuSS-
ira Sonora de la Providencia a cargo
de los Caballeros de Colon.
39.-Junta Organizadora de Aso-
|ciados.
4O.-Asociaci6n de la Adoracion
Nocturna.
41.-senores Portantes del Guion y
Palio.
42.-Seminario de San Ildefonso.
43.-Clero Parroquial.
44.-Ilmo. Sr. Obispo de la Dioce-
sis, acompanando al Santisimo. Sacra-
mento llevado en- hombros por seis
|sacerdotes.
45.-La Presidencia y Asociados.
46.--Orquesta de Capilla.
Notas:-. Gs
Sc suplica a los concurrentes que
esten media hora antes de la salida
en- los sitios que para mejor orden Sc
|designan continuation:
A.-Congregacion de Puerta de Tie
rra en- Ia Caleta de San Juan.
B.-El Clero en- ell Coro del Anti
quo Cabildo.
C.-Las Cruces Parroquiales, Jun
ito al Presbiterio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17

dos sefiores portantes del Pa
lilo, frente al altar de San Juan Bau'
tista.
E.-Las Hijas de Maria de la Pa.
'rroquia de San Jose, Gale del Cristo
entire las GALES General Contreras J
Rafael Cordero.
F.-Los Caballeros de Colon en- Ia
Sacristfa mayor.
G.-Las Hijas de Maria del Colegic
del Sagrado Coraz6n y Corte de Ho-
inor de Lourdes en- la Capilla de Ia
Providencia.
H.-La Association Diocesana de
Damas en- la Capilla de San Jose.
LAS demas congregaciones de
Damas en- ell altar del Coraz6n de Je-
s1s.
LAS distintas Cofradias en- la
Capilla de Jesus Nazareno, Y frente
|al Bautisterio.
Sc ruega a los fieles habitantes de
las casas por donde pasa la Procession.
lpcngan colgaduras Y no arrojen flo
res sobre ell palio.
Los scores portantes del Palio,
formaran cuatro turnos: ell prmiero
sostendra el Palio hasta la calle de
San Jose; ell segundo, hasta la Plaza
de Colon; ell tercero, Plaza de Baldo-
rioty; ell cuarto desde la esquina de
Salvador Brau v San Jose hasta en-
trar en- Catedral.
Ell Desfile de las Cofradias, Asocia-
Clones, etc., Sc hara colocandose en- la
Plazuela de las Monjas frente a la
|puerta principal de la Catedral, dom
de Sc recbira la bendicion con ell San
tfsimo.
El presente programa servira de in
vitacion a todos los feles que 10 reci-
bieren Q leyeren, de quienes el Rvdmo.
Senior Obispo, asi como ell Clero de
Catedral, esperan una grande concu-
rrencia a tan solemne acto, como ma
nifestaci6n de piedad que distingue a
los, habitantes de esta Capital y de
la veneracion que les inspira ell mas
augusta de los misterios de nuestra
|Fe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17

Nuestra exhibici6n de Muebles pa.
Fortaleza. .snostrara a I'd. precios que
ra Oticinas, en- nuestras yitrinas de
no tienen competencia EN- muebles de
una superioridad toda prueba. Can
tero, Fernandez & Co.. Inc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
MUERTo DE UN Trio.

Loiza.-El dfa 13 de los corrientes,
en- el barrio Hato Puerco, Vidal Pa
gan, de % afios de edad, hizo un dis
paro de revolver contra Confcsor Ma
varro, de 26, ocasionandole la muer-
te. Pagan fue arrestado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17
ACUAS DE
SARATOGA

81 sus digestiones son laboriosas.
81 la dyspepsia lie hace sufrir. 81
las funciones de su est6mago y su
hfgado no estan regularizadas,
pruebe Ell aqua digestiva de Sa-
ratoga, marca "GEYSER" y podra
usted digerir hasta piedras. 81
miles de personas reciben, yendo q
Saratoga, la ventaja de estas mara
yillosas aguas por que no ha dc
fecibirla usted igual? Pruebe una
s6la botella. De yenta en- Farmacias
y Hoteles.
Sc solicitan agentes.
REPRESENTATIVE:
G.. r. WYMAN,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-17

Saldra de Catedral dirigiendcse por
Cristo, Allen, Acosta, Brau y, San
Jose, entrara por la parte noTte
del atrio de Catedral y Puerta
Mayer.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

All kinds Of rubbers for all
kinds Of feet at Fish's.
Wade Mullins the well known
stock trader Of Level Green was
in town on business this week.
Give him a box OF Van Huesen
Collars Fish's know his size and
style.
7. Ramey Richards has gone
to Russell. Ky. where he is en-
ployed as Cashier OF a new Bank
starting this week in that city.
Ramey is a fine young fellow and
with the banking experience he
has had we predict a prosperous
future for his institution.
Old Tyne Atwood Sox for
father and the boys at Fish's
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney of
Adair county have been with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. V. Murrell for sever
al days
H. P. Davis. prominent citizen
Of the Quail section. was in town
yesterday.
Phoenix Hose for the ladies and
gents at Fish's
Mr.. ane Mrs. John Treadway
Of Terre Haute. Ind. motored
thru last week and are with their
relatives thru the holidays.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CASTO RIA

The following young people
have been issued marriage license
since our last report:
Otto Kirby and Miss Katie
Renner.
Theodore Cromer and May
Rice Of Pongo.
Albert Harrison and Lizzie
Morgan of Mt. Vernon.
Edward Smith and Anna Smith
of Cooksburg.
Luther Weaver and Jalia Cable
of Ottawa.
Jack Vaughn and Emma Hell
lard of Livingston.
W. r. Isaacs and Mae Alex
ander of Wilde.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

W. }. Sparks attended the
Lime Association NEE ting in Bir-
minsham Tuesday.
Jack Conn. who has been with
MIR. J. W. Brown and family
for two weeks returned to his
home in Arkansas Pass. Texas.
Wednesday.
Thu nov;c Vlo,o is the store that
INC UdIIS0lulG has everything
for Xmas
! MIR and Mrs. Charles A. Tai
madse. Of Athens. Ca. announce
the engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter,
lsabeall. to William w. Robinson
Of this city. The wedding will
be solemnized early in January
Chattanooga Times.
Mr.. Robinson is a grandson Of
Mrs. Vim. Weber of this place
and a nephew Of Mrs. Sam Lewis.
He has many close friends in Mt.
Vernon and has visited here
many times. this being the birth
place Of his mother. So
W. A. Cox and son. Richard,
have returne ! from Louisville.
FOR SALE-A Starr Victrola
by Mrs. o. D. Bryant. Mt. Yer
non, XIV.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
OLD FOLKS NEED
NOT Be FEEBLE

IF you are getting along in years"
you don't need to sit in chimney
4 corner and dream of the days when
you were full of life and vitality.
Keep your blood rich and pure and
your system built up with Guides
Pepto-Mangan. and you will feel
stronger. younger and livelier than you
have for years. Get it today and
watch the result.
Your druggist has Gude's-liquid or
tablets. as you prefer.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
BEAUTY PICTURE

LOOK at yourself and imagine
the rosiest. widest dream you ev-
err had-COME TRUE. Imagine
the most exclusive fashion shop in
all New York! lmagina a wistful
little model, watching it all from
her pedestal. wondering if-THEN
THE MIRACLE! And she took
her fling at life as the belle Of
them all. with love and luxury
and thrilling pleasures. until! A
beauty picture that's all heart.
Booneway Theatre. Saturday
night. Dec. 10. 1922.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
Give Him Something To Wear

Logan Bryant reports the fol-
lowing points heard from via
Radio. Omaha. Fort Worth. Los
Angeles. Winnises. Havana and
Vancouver.
The speech of M. Clemenceau
the world-famed Tiger of Franc"
The speech OF General Pershing
in behalf Of a bigger army. The
Opera lITrovatore; The Original
Footwarmers' Concert and the
Buggy Program. all coming from
different stations. were among the
interesting Radio events of the
weeks,
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL
[ o c A l. S

A little son arrived at the home
Of Of Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Mason. Of Orlando. Monday,
Dec. lIth. The youngster has
been named William Edward.
Mrs. Arthur Franklin, Of Con-
way. was quite sick the first Of
the week. but is somewhat i'm
proved now.
Mr.. A. J. Doan Of Somerset. is
visiting his sons. L. r. and W. W
Doan.
Silas French 10 here from Tol.
eda visiting his parents and
other relatives.
Do your Christmas Smiling
Early.
Do your Christmas shopping for
HIM at. Fish's.
Christmas cards St Store. n'''' DRUG
II. Ola Baldwin. Of Annville.
Jackson county. KY. was in town
this week VISITING friends and
acquaintance in behalf Of his
candidancy for State Senator in
this district.
Rev. and Mrs. Lyon were in
Livingston between trains Tues
day.
Give him Phoenix Socks for
Xmas. Get them at Fish's.
New shipment of Stetson Hats
for young and men who want to
stay young. at Fish's.
Treat the boy to one Of Fish's
Special Boys suits at Fishs.
Mrs. Lizzie Morgan and Albert
Harrison were married Monday
night by County Judge Bowman
at his home. George Herald and
Jim Bryant we're witnesses.
Get the boy a sweater for
Xmas at Fish's.
Silas French. son Of Jones
French. who has been with one
Of the large Carnival shows in
the East for two years. is home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Carpenter.
Of Brodhead. were here Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Jones French.
Mrs. Golden Cummins has
been on the sick list for few
days.
He will appreciate what you
give him if you get it from Fish g
nollc price from let to $3.50 at
uu''V Davis Drug Store.
Mrs. Jane Young. of Me-
Whorter. KY. is visiting Mrs;
Jalia, Me Clure. of this place. and
to be with her littis grand-dangh'
ter. little Jannette Young. who
has been very sick for vsral
days.
Mrs. Fred Owens has returned
from a visit to friends in Middle
town. Ohio.
Mrs. R. B. Mullins has re.
turned from London. where she
was called by the illness OF he'
daughter. Mrs. r. W. Dyche.-
Richmond Register.
Homer Proctor 10 in Chicago.
Conn Brown and Jack Conn
spent Monday in Lexington.
Miss Ruby Cooper and Arthur
Cooper will both be in for the
holidays
Paul Ts,sue. who vnitsd HI,
sister, ~ jamie Fssss<s aud
his ax.r Mrs. Coopss. has ne
tnrasd to Ash~ale. NJ c.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
Guides
pepto-Manear'
2ossic and blood EnTIcHer

I0l5Sc ana 0LOO0 EuT4cHeP
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Suttles
and little daughter. Mary Evelyn.
have just returned from a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Suttles' parents
in Mt. Vernon.-Corbin Times
Tribune.
Fred Owens. the genial propri-
etor Of the Owens Garage. has
placed some Is boxes in different
business houses in the town. in
which all those interested in
bringing a bit of Christmas cheer
to the poor children Of the town.
may deposit their pennies. nickels.
dimes. etc. The funds thus Sc
cured will be handled by Womens'
Club and made to bring happiness
to as many as possible Of the little
ones who otherwise would not
share in the Christmas joys.
Don't forget to do your share Of
the giving.
Part Of the Senior Class of Mt.
Vernon Graded High School mot
ored to Richmond Tuesday to
have their pictures taken for their
Annual. They were accompanied
by Mrs. and Mrs. r. W. Griffin
and are as follows:
Misses Verlia Hamlin. Margar-
ct Fish. Flossie Staverson. Psnsy
Lowell. Ethel Chestnut. Viola Lucy
Lillian Griffin. Amanda and Leila
Davis Messrs. William Sparks.
! Russell Niceley. Jack Crawford.
| Leonard Davis and Bernard
franklin.
Give him a tie for Christmas
from Fish's.
\, Children Cry
FOR FlETchER'S
] casio RIA
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY
LAW OF LOVE

Love worketh no i'll to his
neishbor; therefore love is the
fulfilling Of the law. Romans -; 10
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-15

Miss Mary E. Jones Of Wilde
one Of Rockcastles most success
full teachers spent the week end
with Mrs. Alice Davis.
The Post Office will be open
until 7:30 p. m. on Thursday and
FRIDAY Dec. llst and 22nd.
Please mail parcels early. Take
advantage Of this and do not wait
until so near train time each
day. Matte B. Mullins.
Postmaster
Don't fail to see Camp-Keep-
Of. the Junior play to be pre-.
sented at the Graded School
building Friday December 18th
at 1870 p. m. Admission IS and
Is cents.
Enjoy an evening Of real
music and fun. See the Junior
play. Friday. Dec. IS.
Dubs loses his Blackberry pie,
but he discovers a fortune in
"Jools' in Camp keep-Of. the
Junior play to be given Friday
evening at 7:30 P. M.
The Womans' Club met with
Mrs. L. w. Bethurum Tuesday
The Literary Committee was in
charge of the program.
LOST One black mare. 10
or II years old. with right eye
out. left Tuesday night. Any in,
formation leading to her where
about. write me at Livingston
Ky. and Ill pay expenses.
w. M. Pennington.
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of the United States and 1t In very
respectable part of all the dry land
on the globe. The scientists have
measured the globe, and 1 figure that
IL all the dry land were gathered to-
gether into one block and divided
into 26o-aore farms. one acre of every
one of those farms would belong to
the French. This Is on the basis of
France owning nothing outside her
own boundaries.
Enormous Colonial Possessions
But now let US take in addition the
colonial possessions, including those
France got by the war. Put them
together and they equal more than
100000 square miles. They are
about one-eleventh of all the earth's
land, so that If the division were
made into 11-acre fields, France
would own one acre in every such
field.
Our mortgage grows better and
better. 1t is true some of these col
onies are not of much value. l have
set my foot upon nearly every one of
them, and much of the land Is not
worth more than sand spit on the
ocean. The desert of Sahara, al
though it has GASES which combined
are equal to the state of Ohio, is for
the most part barren; and the jun
giles of the French Congo and the
overlooked lands of Cambodia at the
mouth of the Saigon river are not
very much better. But there are
large tracts of fertile soil every
where. France has in Asia alone a
country more than 10 times as large
as South Carolina. She has in
Guiana on the north coast of South
America and in the West Indies more
land than in 10 states the size of
Pennsylvania, and her little islands
in the Pacific ocean are larger than
Massac husetts and Rhode Island
combined. Her biggest possessions
are in Africa, where she has, includ-
ing the vast tracts she got from the
Germans, almost one-third more ter
ritory than is comprised In the whole
continent of Europe, and more than
one and one-half times as much land
as we have in the United States, not
including Alaska. However. most of
the soil Of these colonies is in such
condition and is so encountered
with people, black, brown and yell
low, that 1 should not like to see
Uncle Sam take the colonies in lieu
of his mortgage. Besides. they are
scattered far and wide over the
world, with stormy oceans between.
The TenderIoin of Europe
1t Is different with this France
from where / am writing. Indeed,
If the gods should order oannibal
feast and serve up old Mother Earth
as the piece de resistance. France
would be the best slice of the ten
derloin roast. She Is protein all the
way through. She is one of the great
clots Of cream on the skinned milk
of the globe. Moreover, her position
Is such that the cream can be easily
gotten and made to bring easy
money. Situated here at the cross
roads of Europe, with England just
over the way and perhaps to be
joined by tunnel under the chan
mel, with Holland, Belgium, Scandi
navia and Germany as customers and
Switzerland, Italy and Spain ready to
! buy at the south, she Is only six days
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
For Relief
from, Piles
Send 10 Ncprest Drrgsist for n Box
of Pyramid Pile suppositories-
Their SGot,ii.E IuGuehco
In Remarks able.

In the privacy of your own home
Pyramid Pile Suppositeriss give
blessed relief from itching. bleeding
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-10-22
MURDER TRIAL SET
Three Youths Will Be Tried Tuesday
at Wedowee

Roanoke, October e1.-(Special.)--
The preliminary trial Of John Henry
Craft. Grady Craft and Kara Haynes,
held In tho Wedowee Jail. charged
with the killing last Sunday Of Tom
Huddleson. near Wedowee. will be
held on next Tuesday, October "a. at
Wedowee. Tom Huddleson was shot
and instantly killed while walking
along tho road with two other COM
panions, having been shot in the
back.
The two Craft boys ana Kara
Haynes were later arrested and
lodged in the county jail charged
with the murder. 1t Is alleged that
Haynes and Grady Craft have made
a statement charging John Henry
Craft with doing and killing. No mo-
tive for the killing has been learned.