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The New York herald., 1922-01-12

MEN-We did business or over one and
one-quartcr million dollars in 1921 and are
quite confident that the present outlook
compared with that OF a year ago Indicates
that we should prepare for at least double
that amount OF business this year: this win
require more men IN the field IN order to
render the proper attention and service to
our customers; we will only employ tiloze
who give promise of being capable Of hand
ling and directing men In our branch offices:
we will select five men from those who
answer this al to-day. Call upon Mr..
Bartlett. suite 1910. 25 West 43d st.. N. Y.
NEWSBOYS, experienced: permanent posi-
ton Slo-$25 weekly. for boys who make
good: write. giving fun particulars about
yourself: confidential. T. T.. 34s Herald.
Herald 50.
NEWSPAPER expert to take charge of
classified advertising department paper
near city: experienced, practical manager.
Y 22Ol Herald 18th st.
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MEN

IF YOU HAVE ABILrTY-wE
HAVE POSITIONS. TWENTY
M0N,r11s SIX MEN VIII PkAcEp ARn N EoJ FouR st
CEIvING SALARIES RANGING
AS HIGH AS $3.50 PER WEEK
APPLICANTS MUST BE OVER 30
YEARS OF AGE AND NEAT IN
APPEARANCE. APPLY PER
SONALLY--MR. WHITE, ROOM
1902 GOTHAM BANK BUILDING.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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INTERIOR DECORATOR

wANTED-A GENTLEMAN OF EX-
PERTENCE, WITH HIGH CLASS
INTERIOR DECORATING ESTAB-
LISTIMENT. MUST BE ABLE TO
SELL STOCK ARTICLES AS WELL
AS PLAN REFINED INTERIORS
AND TO SUPERVISE EXECUTION.
ONLY EXPERIENCED MAN WITH
GOOD CONNECTIONS WILL BE
CONSIDERED. APPLY TO r. J. K,
BOX %, III ST. JAMES BLDG.
advertising. to take charge Of
advertising department newspaper near
New York; only experienced executive need
apply. Y 200 Herald. 10th st.
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Instruction.
BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

Conditions point to an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next six months: salaries will range
from $4,000 to $4,000 q year"
A system has been devised by a group
of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
BY this system, without Interfering with
your present work at all, you can quail
ify for this splendid profession In q few
short months.
Find out about II. Call or phone for
Information or write Dept. H-5. No OBJ
legation.
LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia w. 42d st., N. Y. G. Bryant $500.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

the undersigned VIII not he responsible for
any debt contracted by my wife. Mrs.
Alex. Letter of f01 Echo road. sutton Manor
New Rochelle. N. y. ALEX LETTER.
WEALTHY lady wishes to adopt baby siri.
ono month to six years old: rnother's love
and caro-. Mrs. ID. BRADFORD. Hotel An
sonia. Columbus 1920
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
s2.Ooo.Ooo.

$4,000 900.
Widely known, experienced marine en-
gineer desires cooperation OF wealthy
woman, ambitious for high social hon.
ors, in tho administration of an enter
prise certain to bring great fame
and profit to It's management. A clean
cut business proposition open only TO
applicants of refinement and good
character. Y 2177 Herald. 18th Ut.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Awe will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses. apts.. pianos, bric-a-
brac, books, works OF art. NORMAN So
University place. Phone Stuyvesant o35I.
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RoARDERs WANTED.

RGARDERS WANTED.
RIVERSIDE DR., 540-Attractive suite: also
single room overlooking Hudson; bath: ex-
Cellent meals: 2, $50. PERRY. Morn side 1890.
WEST END AV., 732.-Front room. suitable
two. opposite skating rink; French also
spoken; table guests; references.
9TH Az. 03.-Roorns with board: heated
electricity: all home cooking; moderate.
10TH ST., IS W.-Parlor and back parlor;
good home cooking: moderate.
bsTH. Al. 43, As WEST.
MADISON ARMS; ELEVATOR SERVICE.
72D ST.. 31s wEsT-Single room. excellent
table; references.
18TH, 20 WEaT-MIss EDWARDS.
formerly 62 w. 6eth: sunny rm. brd.; ref.
SID. % W.-Two warm rooms. suitable two.
S29-$25: excellent meals.
OATH, 16 w.-Double, single rooms. well
heated, all convenience: excellent cooking.
il7TH. 123 W.-Elegantly furnished large,
small rooms desirable location; board op-
18TH. 369 W.-Baok paror, alcove bed
room; private bath; meals; phone. elec-
tricity.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female-Domestic.
COL.ORED Domestics-Workers Exchange'
Americas finest agency for coloreo help'
supplies cooks. chambermaids. day workers, e, -
Mattresses. Open A. M. to .. Caii Zloo
Morningside.
COMPETENT and reliable coiored female
and male help Furnished you for housework
Of every kind; nurses, buffers, maids. COOKS.
fol homes, hotels, resorts and farm; we
guarantee their arrival: refer you Labor
orders solicited. Richmond employment
Agency, reliable shippers of domestic help.
70f East Grace, Richmond. va.
HoUsEwoRKERs. chambermaids. cooks.
Mattresses coiored. Sealey's Agency. 16l
w. 145th. Audubon 279e.
CALL CI.ARKsON fss Fer ALL DOMEs-
TIC HELP ACATTMY AGENCY. 10TH
ST. AND BROADWAY.
CTIAMBERAIAID, waitress. housework, neat
girl. city, country: references. Flaherty
Agency. schuyler 1852: -
HOUSEWORKERS. days workers. half time !;
city, country; references. Carney Agency,
Audubon 1856.
COOK, Competent, Viennese; best references.
Bosch Employment OFFICE 1o41 Sd av.
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WE HAVE excellent proposition for man who
can finance manufacture and distribution
OF office necessities such as envelopes. filing
folders. &C.: made principally OF red rope
fibre. Address room S2s. Longacre Building.
New York city.
WILL invest $4,000 to 5000 IN q rod
business: have equipped office; send full
particulars of what you have to offer.
ALPHA. w 3s6 Herald Herald sq.
FOR SALE-Hieh class oyster and chop
house; downtown; ideal location: 10 year
lease. For interview write o 1861 Herald.
GARAGE, 50x100. . floors to lease; q years
$1,000; security; no good VIII. hfELROSE
SALES. 42d r.. 1891 st.
PARTNER, $1,000 or more, Furnished rooms,
board, real estate; rent saved; very large
profits. 43S Pacific St. Bkiyn.
PERSONS having unsatisfactory stock deals
communicate. w 3s7 Herald. Herald SO.
$3.50 BROADWAY. near 1921 st--Dcsirable
store: great future.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER-AcCoUN IT years ex-
perience; executive ability. accurate and
sSonscsntiogs co. controlling accounts; , trial
training: references. G s42 Herald. Fulton st.
BOOKKEEPEER'S assistant. capable and
ambitious. graduate of business school. de-
sirss position, beg!nnei. Jennie Rispoli. 81 E.
sstn 81. Plaza 2a'S-
CHAMBERMAID and waitress. Irish girl.
lately landed; neat. willing. Madge Ahearne,
2o1 Washington av.. Brooklyn. Phone Pros
CIIAMBERAfAID-Exp sleep home.
Miss Mary Lemp. 100 Orient av.. Jersey
CfIAMBERAfAID or waitress. good refer
encss. wishes TO go to California. 2l6I
Herald. Herald SO.
CHAhlD llRMAID-Nea colored girl wishes
half time work. waiting, elevator. switch
board. Call all week. Morningside 2651.
COOK, colored wishes position; first class;
good manager; take full cha rge OF kitchen;
high class boarding house. tea room or pri-
vate house; references. G. c.. 2l5 w. 134th
st.
COOK-LAUNDRESS, first class. Protestant.
economic manager. desires temporary en-
ployment. help out, month or two. city or
country, worry best personal city reference.
SIS weekly. r 1850 Herald. Herald SO.
COOK-Competent colored woman: fine
soups. meats. entrees. pastries; quick car
yer; good manager: hotel. club. apt. house;
sleep In. 210 w. 141st, Apt. FL.
COOK. first class. American. wants position
with housework. small family; no laundry:
city apartment: wages $75 month. 100 w.
0sth ST.. care Martens. :,
COOK. houseworker. young American girl.
wiGhes position small Christian family; no
laundry: city, country. Connell. 227 East
COOK-F'rench. wishes position: good refer
ences; 500 month. Call or write Garcia.
3a0 w. 49th st.
cOOK-Woman with four year child. expert
enced cook: city or country. Write Mary
j
COOK.--Woman, colored. wants cooking:
first class pastry, short order, all around.
Gill. 2453 18th av. Apartment 23.
COOK, Austrian, wishes position: city or
country. G 220s Herald. Herald SO.
COOK. colored. would like place as plain
cook. Russell. telephone 9221 Harlem.
COOK, excellent baker, New Efgland gem
tlemans country place. Call 237 East SD.
COOK. by day or month: sleep out; refer
ences. Jennings. 800 East 6lst.
COOK. good; experienced girl. Write Cole.
% East 131st, care Burton.
CORsET MAKER : French corset maker.
very experienced IN any kind of corsets.
Is looking for position, speaks no English.
F 2258 Herald Herald SO.
DAYS work, half time or mothers helper.
Bristo.. 113 West 12Sth st.
DAYS work: neat colored girl: good refer
ence. o 1863 Herald, Harlem.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
GENTLEMAN desires a medium sized un-
furnished room below 96th st. w 1876
Herald. Herald SO.
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xAcmNERy-ofT1cE EQUIPMENT.

ONE Philip Smith engine; lathe. ~ inch
swing. ) foot bed: l Miihoiland turret
lathe. hold 1 inch stock, with countershaft;
office equipment: reasonable. IlAss, 80
Spring St. Newark. ~. J.
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OFFICE EauTPMENT.
STOVE AND BOILER REPAIRS.

COMPLETE multgraph equipment for sale
perfect condition: bargain. Call New
towu o1Qe
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CAPITAL WANTED.
Physician needs financial aRsistancs
70 market new discovery. World wide
field. Investigation invited. Y o1S9
Herald. 18th st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-12
HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOND statesmen WANTED.
See Display Advertisement on Financial
Page. "A Very Attractive Connection"
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

DREsSMAKER, expert, advanced artistic
gowns, remodels. In. out. Miss Armitage.
Columbus 100e0.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Above 14th st. to 50th st. QncIusive).
East River to North River.

DENTISTS apartment. rooms and baths:
corner 9th av. and seth ST.; rent So 900
per year; immediate possession. Apply
Supt., G6 West 56th ST. or VIM. d. BLOOD
GOOD q CO., Greensboro Plaza, Long Island
city. Phone 1905 Astoria.
SINGLE studio roof room. about 14x14. Supt
The New York herald., 1922-01-12

ct, Is w.-Attractiveiy furnishsd large
and small rooms. IS up. LAIRD.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
Seed Potatoes FdUOred
By Cass County Farmers

C'ASSOPIIS. Dec 26-Certified
seed putatoes are growing in strong
favor with Cass county farmers. In
dicatlous ara that an extremely high
percentage Of the potatOe acreage
this coming year VIII he from Ger
tilted seed. Farmers from every part
OF the county have been in touch
with County Ascent Kunze, during
the past month. They are looking
around for the best seed stock.
Last spring several hundred bus
hels OF certified seed potatoes wers
shipped iu from points i'm northern
Michigan. These We're handled thru
the five Coops Of the county. The
plan this year viii he about the
came as last year. Growers can leave
thelr order with their Coop mama
ger. or at the Farm Bureau office.
The seed viii .be ordered to come TO
whatever COOP the grower desires.
Quite a number Of growers are or
derine their seed stock now 90 make
sure ~ getting the best seed.
The tyne Of potatoes which i7 I'm
great demand is the RusSet rural
.Fhis variety has given excellent re-
suits iu this county.
In order to- save on the cost ~
The seed &c is also planned TO get
orders enough so a carload can be
ordered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
BUTLER RESIGNS FROM
STATE CHARITIES BODY

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec &c
CBy L. y. S)-AmOs w. Butler sec
rotary of the state board Of charities
today announced his res. gnation, ef-
fedtive December 81. after % years
Of service. The board Of charities
has named John A. Brown. formerly
Of BrOOkvtle, acting secretary until
a successor to Butler is named
Appointed by Gov. James A.
Mount in 1897 Butler has served I'M
der seven governors, a record equal
led only by DR.. John y. Hurry who
recently resigned as secretary Of
the state board Of health after
similar length Of service.
Buffers resignation was submitted
to the board Dec. but announce
ment of the action was withheld UNI
til the board had chosen a successor.
No plans were announced by Butler
as 20 his future with the exception
he would take a long rest"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
KLAN'S FIERY CROSS"
APPEARS IN GOSHEN

GOSHEN. Dec. 26-The drs- local
Ku Klux Khan demonstration came
sunday evening. when the Fiery
Cross was exempiihed in a field on
" Lincoln av. n few blocks from
the business section. The Du3hc was
summoned 10 that location by means
OF a FIRE alarm. \ cross. IS feet
high. made OF two by f0urs. wrapped
.n burlap and saturated with oil.
was standing against tree. ablaZe.
How IL was taken there. or who was
responsible for it could not be
learned
The only announcement that a Ku
KIux Khan demonstration was inn
pending came in the form OF a
telephone message TO a Goshen min
lster following a visit 10 the min
ister's home by a klansman. a
stranger. who asked regarding the
attitude OF the Goshen Ministerial
association toward the organization.
Walter Bartholomew OF Three
Rivers, Mich. formerly a Warsaw
policeman and who formerly resid
ed In Milford and in Goshen. came
here several months ago for the pur-
pose OF organizing Ku Klux Khan
forces in this vicinity. Police bar
red him from the locality.
There are rumors in circulation
that Ku Klux Khan meetings have
been held here and that the khan
has a membership Of so persons in
this vicinity
The Fiery Cross" demonstration
came as complete surprise TO the
public.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
Indiana and Mlchl6an News
BATTLE CREEK LEADS
IN SCHOOL CONTEST

BATTLE GREEK Dec 16-Thc
Farcul-T lcter association o. 80. Il
school this clay is winner or the
prze .u tle contest launched for
increased Membership hg the Mlchi-
San STATE Parent-Teaeher associa-
tor Airs u j. Chapman. president
oF the Battle Greek Parent-Teachcr
scuuel having been notified 20 that
orc
The contest covered the month Of
N1vamac-. and in that period the
local orgauization increased its
i1enl ershi. 2f1 percent. IL started
r.t1 IS members and closed with
% a total Of 229 the best record
shown by any association iu the
state The prize ls a state penant
The program az work carried on
nv No. il association IS ia advance
~ that done by any other in the
city. To ls the only one En- the state
20 have printed programs Of the
years activities that include help
ing the needy Of the district; Civ
ing OF night entertainments that the
fathers. who make Up a large per-
centage 81 the memb ership may be
present, serving OF cafeteria sup
pers once "A month this aside from
the regular meetings. a bath tub
also has been Installed i'm the school.
This year Christmas tree was
raised on the school lawn, hand
somsIy trimmed and lighted. bring
ing material cheer into the lives .
the little ones OF the district and
aGording pleasure for the grownups.
Mrs T.. IT. Stowitts IS president;
Mrs. Winifred A Kirschmann. school
principal first ce-president; Mrs
G. L. Thompson. second vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. a. IT. Storm, secretary.
and Mrs. Lyle w Armes. treasurer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
Farm Bureau Of CGss Co.
To Hold annual Meeting

CASSOPOLIS. Mich. Dec. 20
The third annual Cass County Farm
Bureau viii be held on Thursday,
Jan. il. 1923 at the courthouse at
CassOpOlis
IL is planned 10 have Hale Ten
nant OF the marketing department
of the Michigan Agricultural college
as the principal speaker.
The business meeting will begin
at 10 O'Clock a. m. and al business
matters viii be completed before the
speaking program.
There viii be "a delegates TO the
annual meeting. Every township
being represented. The meeting
this year Will be one of the most i'm
portant since the organization be-
Kan its activities.
Arrangements for a new member
ship campaign, and other matters
which have 10 do with the future
work Of the farm bureau Will be dis
cuSsed Carl Burgener, president of
the organization. will preside.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
ALPHA EPSILON
CONVENES AT DETROIT

DETROIT, Dec. 26.-Renewing
friendships of graduate days,
zoo delegates from 81 college chap
ters Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. a gen
eral fraternity, opened their con-
vention here today.
Officers, including judge Arthur
J futile. eminent supreme archon,
George u. Kimball, eminent supreme
warden; Il. Gibson Hobbs, Lynch
burg. Va. eminent supreme deputy
archon; Lauren Foreman, Atlanta,
Ga. eminent supreme herald and
William Levere. Evanston. Ill, emil
nent supreme recorder, met today TO
make preliminary plans-for sessions
To be held "wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Compilation of a his.
tory Of the organization is one Of
the aims of the convention.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
YOUTH. REJECTED BY
GIRL. KILLS HIMSELF

TERBE HAUTE. Dec. 26z-"I am
leaving this great big world. Evelyn
tells me che IS going so quit me-
With these words scrihbled on a
p ece Of Christmas wrapping paper.
directed 10 his father. Charley Hen
lc-sln, 10 years old. shot and fatal
.y- wounded h.msa-s Monday after
noon az his home in Riley. He died
in a local hospital an hour later. The
bullet entered his left lung.
Evelyn, as referred TO- is believed
20 live near Riley. II Is said she and
young Henderson have been keep.ns
company with one another for two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.

NILES Dec 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Groat celebrated their 55th
wedding anniversary on Christmas
dav with a dinner Both are In ex-
cellent health. Mr. and Mrs. Groat
came 20 Berrien township from Elk
hart Ind. 20 be married at the
home OF Elder Surrain by Rev. J. b.
Sleigh-, who was then pastor Of the
United Brethren church in Berrien
township.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

WARSAW. Dec. 26-Rsymond
Baum, 26, an emptoye Of the Amer:-
can Railway Express Co. died here
suddenly sunday Of stomach trouble
Death fol- owed n two days, illness
Baum leaves wife and three year
old son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

IHEENCASTLE. Dc. 26 II
Pennsylvania railroad crossing acc--
dent near here claimed the life Of
Mrs. Benjamin BaumEart Of Bell
more H., and seriously injured
her husband Mrs. Baumgart wa.
40 years old. She and her husband
were passing through Reelsville. OK
trip eastward.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
TWO PERSONS KILLED.
TWO HURT IN UPSET

Fiat Mich. Dec. 26.-Two per
sons were killed and two others in
lured WREN their automobile upset
north OF Mount Morris Tuesday
The dead. Howard Blackmore and
George Hamilton The injured:
Caroline Hammilien and Lloyd
Wertman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

FeU1ner residence. here on Monday
morning elrly. Mr.. and Mrs Felix
ner name sea to escape from their
room which was filed with smoke
Il "a thought TO Ave started from
a kerosene heating system recentIy
Installed IN the residence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

WARSAW Dec 26-Kosc.usko
County Clerk Russell II. Butler IS
sued marriage licenses on Saturday
afternoon late TO eight KoscIusko
county couples.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
GROCER,S WIFE DIES

WARSAW. Dec. 26-N1rs Martin
s. Berkcy. 20. wife OF "a Warsaw
grocer. died on Sunday at her home
following an illness OF several
months. she leaves her husband and
several sons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

Garment Repairing. p. 3. Clean
ers. adv-354-361.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27
ESCAPE FRONI EIRE.

WARSAW, Dec. 26-Fire partially
destroyed the interior CT the W. s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-27

years. Henderson's father lives al
Tcrre Haute.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
RATES CUT $4OO,OOO,OOO;
WAGES DOWN $2OO,OOO,O0O
pecial Dispatch to The NEW Yoak Hn.Alp.

<fT~ THE
?.
C.,
G
Commission has sweeping reduc
including to-day, minor
reductions previously ordered have resulted
approximately $1S600O0 and
that the reduction ordered to-day will op off $22500o00O
the period the Railway Labor Board following the
% made 1920 has made
The rail
application pending for further reduction
which board considering estimated
the $35OOO0000 O balancing
loss of suffered by reduction in rates.
reductions already include
Western live stock reduction of last August amounting Of
approximately in different sections
hay and grain effective December 81
from 1914 cent to 171a redu
hardwood lumber varying different
O shipped.
last the railroads voluntarily
agricultural products to last six months
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
MORSE CODEFENDANTS
SEEK SEPARATE TRIALS
Barber and Others Obtain an
Order to Shou Cause.

An order to show cause why sep
arate trial should not be granted TO
William A. Barber. Stuart G. Gibboney
and others in the conspiracy case in
which C. w. Morse and his three sons
are defendants. was signed yesterday by
Judge Augustus Hand.
The order calls on the United States
to answer 1t tomorrow. In the appli-
cation use is made OF an alleged state
ment OF Fletcher Dobyns special as
sistant to the Attorney that the
defendants should drop their obstructive
tactics and appear at once before a
court and jury If they feel they are un-
justly accused
MesSrs. Barber and Gibboney. who
are attorneys. state that che motion 10
quash and pleas of abatement filed by
them were fled not to delay or obstruct
the disposal of the case on its merits.
but on the ground that the proceedings
and indictment were not found legally
or based on evidence that would justify
placing them on trial.