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Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-22
EASTERN RAIL CHIEFS HOLD SECRET SESSION
Newly Introduced Bill Calls For Sweeping Investigation Of Euery Question Bearing On Coal Industry

bers of the committee to have the bill ready for the house by noon. Leaders declared tonight it would be passed Wednesday. in event it does not reach a vote tomorrow immediately after consideration of special rule send ing the tariff bill to conference.
 Briefly, the bill would provide for creation of a commission of nine mem bers, none to be members of the house or the senate, to get the facts bearing on the coal industry and to submit its first report with recommendations to the president not later than January 1, next. It makes no provision for appointment of representative of miners or operators on the commis- sion.
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Irish Republican
 Forces Repulsed

BELFAST, Ireland, Aug. 21.-Repub- licans on Sunday night attacked the London and Northwestern at Green ore, County Louth, with machine guns. The hotel is supposed to be the head quarters of the nationalist forces and the attack was met with heavy fusil- lades lasting an hour. after which the attcakin gforces withdrew.
 It is reported that the Republicans evacuated Omeath Saturday evening but the sailings of the London and Northwestern company's boats have been suspended pending the conclu' sion of operations. Rowing bands of Republicans have been observed along the South Armagh border.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.- Sweep ing investigation of all questions bear ing on the coal industry, as urged by President Harding in an address to congress was called for in a bill intro duced today by Chairman Winslow of the House interstate commerce com mittee and which may be rushed through the house tomorrow under suspension of the rules.
 For three hours the committee worked today on what Mir. Winslow described as perfecting amendments Its labors had not been completed to- night and another session will be held tomorrow morning. No sharp differ ences of opinion developed it was said and it is the hope of Republican mem
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[ ND STRIKE IN WYOMING AND|N
 MONTANA FIELDS
Operators in Wyoming Sign Agreement Under Protest
 in View of Situation

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Aug. 21.-Wyo- ming operators and mine union off cials this evening came to an agree ment for the settlement of the coal strike in this state. The employers accepte q the unions proposal that the miners return to work under the 1921 scale. The check off system is to be retained.
 The adoption. of the agreement means that the men will be called back to work by the operators early FaesdayE
 At the conclusion of the conference, J. P. Quealy, spokesman for the oper- ators said:
 "The Wyoming operators have signed the Cleveland agreement under protest Their acceptance of Presi- dent Harding's proposition committed
 them to the 1922 wage scale and con ditions of the 1922 agreement, but carried with it arbitration of future wage scales, which the Cleveland agreement does not, but it does not offer an advisory board of operators and miners whose sole authority is to make recommendations.
 Acceptance of the Cleveland agree ment means wartime prices on coal for all consumers, and it is only pub lie necessity and railroad and utility requirements that force Wyoming operators temporarily to yield with out the presidents plan for arbitra- tion."
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Railway Is Served
 With Strike Notice

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 21.-Offi- cial notice of walkout of the ''big four brotherhood of trainmen on the western division of the Southern Rail way, from Danville, Ky, to St. Louis. Mo, was received today by officials of the company here following a sec ond strike of firemen at Princeton. Ind Orders were given for the an- nullment of trains between Louisville and St Louis until further notice.
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POSTPONE voLLEYaALL

Acceding to the request of the Girls Reserves for the use of the gymnas- ium floor, the volleyball teams sched- uled to meet this evening. have post poned their match until a week from Thursday. The Girls Reserves are to present an entertainment tonight.
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Agree in Montana

BILLINGS, Mont, Aug. 21. -M Mon tana coal operators and miners signed a strike agreement here this after noon. The pact re-establishes former wages and working conditions. It ii to be effective for one year.
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Joint Conference Adiourns

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 21. - The joint conference of mine workers and
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COPPER PRICES

Ave. Month of May, 22 18TH Ave. for mo. of June .13575 Ave for mo of July .13653
 Ave. wk. end. S-9-22------.1375 Ave. Wk. End S-16-22 1875 Close Wk. End. S-16-22 1875
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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Unsettled Tuesday and probably Wednesday; showers north and east DOT tions; not much change in temperature.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-14
WASTED
Z Avn

SMALL FARM wASTED-ff yoa sase
q ssua loo pr,-ed farm for sale o.
e~trhaure write me 40 once with fall de-
srripfien. AnNskt prize. etc JOAN a.
hakrr, bs Queen. Ara
foR sALEA small ranch. three
fpurths nails wcat Of bridge modern
house A y james. Phone 2Aii-J.a.
foR sALE Improved sixiy.acre irri
lated water rirhf aifaifa. part hot.
tom variety fruit near high school.
uigai trade rasiofaee Boa 20. HaEsr-
man Nea Mszico
FOR sALE-Foar acres, tao miles irom
postofficc. on main ditch double house.
garage milk house. coed chicken houses
chickcnn turkeys alnp furniture and
TORS Terms Phaae g4is.j-b.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH ROB
EkfS TURNER co III South Fourth
street They have handled farm and
ranch properties for YEAR. They guar
antee a square deal h both bu3 er and
seller.
Gao ACRES $40 per acre mostly level
a. a floor fine soil choice improve.
menta on cement pavement near Garden
City with fine schools aud junior col.
lcxe. onc-half cash, balance easy
terms 70 Also LOO asrrs pasture
sod wheat land sra SO per ngr- IA 40
acre tnsrts $500 down balance crop
rnymont plan o. easy terms Gee W.
finnup 0a-dsn CITY, kansas,
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NOTICE
To Property
Owmers

lust A LITTLE SELLING TIP
THAT NAY BE WORTH
MONEY TO YOU. READ m.
IE sotD I'M.
sure enough he sold EN- and
got the money How lie
auctlonci en- on pid he auc-
aon OF me Automobi.cs. Fur
niture. Iona. etc? Yer. ana he
nuctioncd OF Townsltes. subds-
sisiana. Suburban Acre Tracts.
Homes, Farms. Live stock. Farm
Machinery and Mercantile
stocks Of every kind. Who
done all that srliln'f Col
Roberts. tho Veteran Auction
Ger fcils anything anywhere.
llu you reckon ne sells ely real
0tiufrf Yes STR selling CITY
real estate h. his middle name
FAY Eili. was he yer % Of
these kEALTOKS ? lie was
a HEAf.TOH far years. He
was a Member OF the Executive
Committee Of the National AZ
foclutluu He aeeirted In the
organization OF three City Real
Estate boards ana Personally
organized one Real Estate Assoc
ciatiun. No sure must know
the realty game Yes. he
believe IN Hot that house and
those two lots with en- II YOU
think he can sell 'cm. You
cant make a mistake as he will
soil your properly ~ Il al BE-
sold He has sold hundreds
n homes. and lots numbering
into four figures; you had bot
ter Let with them today. Who
b. THEM Hoherts-Turner
90. Who - this man Trrnerg
Mr. Turner h a. fine n feiiow a.
you ever met. lie h. on tho jon
night and day. and he knows
his sithiect he works outside
and col Hnhcrts meets the poo
pie coming into the officc. You
zoe they work both ends against
the middle. thln WHY they can
ensliv live mp Ca their motto.
which u guaranteeing n square
deal fo both buyer Rnd collier
fay Biil. Z an going right down
and hrt my property with them,
Where ir their office9 They
now have "a temporary office IN
the north side ~ fleischer .
Real Estate office IT III South
Fourth street. but IN n fcw days
they will be permanently To-
raitd ia new offices which ar,
| being lifted up fnr them nj No
| gfS West goid. say Hiil weuic
yuu mind coming down and
making me acquainted witt
emT An Introduction is not
noroHs with those fellows
| 20 right down ana bust in-thei
! d. business IN the wi1e-opcf
wcftcrn-vay. Just ask Tor Col
| Roberts or Harry Turner
! thar p ell.
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PRoFEssIoNAL B

MRS " n JoLhEy
D~rossmsklRr and Designing.
TT WEST SILVER
iHONE 21bT
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or Woman
WANTED

~ PSsitisn nursing. Two years
II srpcficnce. col Houth Waller.
hhN WANTHp-AE housekeeper
I1ng Tor semi.invalid. by coloIe-
,l,die seed woman. Address hox
s{ia. Colorado.
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MONEY TO LOAN

i0NTiDESTiKL Lasas on isssiry, dis
monds. Wateh-a Liberty bonds. psa.
rns auiamobiirI Lowest rates Roth
mAn's. III Souh First Beaded 20 the
state
MONEY TO LOAN
ON watches. diamonds. guns and
everything valuable.
r. MARCUS. 2i3 = FIRST.
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wANTED-Eouses

wANTEn-ro rshi fusr % five room
modern, furnished house can accept a
years leaFs. Address Postofficr Box sea
phone Hts.
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IOSEPH COLLIER
2O7 West Gold Ave.
Phone IA
FOR RENT

WE MIL FURNISH TIrE LOT AND
tuo t1xit tents a. o. 90 . month
MtW rent one tent Stthoui iot Tot ~
q month Real ktiato Exchange tO9 "
Copper.
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MONEY TO loan
MISCELLANEOUS

ron SkLE -ronaia and oaalinrwsr
rianis. 1870 Narih fifth street rcsI,
FRosTPRoof caHnAUf Also Tomato
strong hardy plants that vii please
Pail count and saiihiartlsn guarautrrd
loo anr To- etr Son ~ - t.cnN
81 co. 5000 - sol. Pepper. 100. soc
1000. o. n0 An postpaid. Easi Texas
Plant CO.. Ports Tssas
wANrEp-C.refui KODAK nnishins ~
master photographer twice daily ser
vice. Remember. satisfaction ruaran-
teed Send your finishing % = rsiiahls
established firm Hanna a HAnna.
Master Photographers
HERALD CLASSIFIED ABS"
BRING Quick RESULTS
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FOR sALE-Automopile

SAW MONEY on used parts ana aces.
sores. batteries and tires Parts lor
Roo four. Chevrolet 400 and r.. b.
Stakeholder. Chaimcrsi Maxwell. ssery
model Overland. Buick fouf and sia.
WHY'S. knight. every model overland q,
nupmahiis X and n Mriniash Auto Co.
All Wrst f0ursr.
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Charming stucru bungalow
upsn fire place all he butt
IN features front sNcrnuan
SXae. lot G0xiae Price
Sa.a1O
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FOR YEARS


They paid rent ON the
same pr0pcrty-thcn re-
CclVed notice 10 move.
Landlord could not resist
the blk profits and sud.
Tenants had brought the
property Cor their Old
friend. the landlord, and
in 80 doing they haa
bought "a hunch of rent
receipts for themselves.
WHICH ARE YOC BUY
ING FOh lOTRSELt
RENT RECEIPTS OR A
HyMkg ~ our plan
those people wuult hate
owned three houses with
an income Of about xl5h
per month Instead cf rent
receipts. Toll al cunfi-
IDENTITY what your require
mrnts are ana whnf terms
you wish. w have q or
we viii get 1t Tor you. a.
II o. tnir.
Beautifully situntsd right al
paving on West Central
avenue. a most substantial
home for a substantial man.
SiN cheerful ana we'll a.
ranged rooms large bath.
good basement. Nn!ua1ie lot.
garage and shade trees
This hnuas b. in Al con-
di.lon ana is an excellent
Naine al $500 on terms
that place. BE- within your
reach shown hy appoint
mcnt only
Strictly modern siN room
bungalow with breakfast
room fun basement. first
GLASS heating plant. garage.
ON paved street Under
priced at $500. Terms.
Sew nye-room brick, strictly
up TO the inmate, except
heat. garage. lot toXito
Wen located IN the Fourth
WARD. Price $3.50. Good
terms.
Charming bungalow apart
mcnt OF four rooms. bath
and slv.ping porch. alec lot
between two paved streets
an Luna boulevard district
Price only S2.Gt0. on tcrmH
IlSe-room bungalow, base
mcnt and furnished heat
lot baAl40. lawn, shade and
garage. near East Central
avenue Price $4,000.
Mr Shop MIN DANDY fNo-
room bungalow. corrcr Tot
"U..HH Cd 800 LH.HHu.LHN#a.
prloe Tor quick sale at
$3.50 Terms ffnO down
balance ss rent
-Four room and sleeping
porch. good corner aoNitr
"A bargain nt e. 900 $500
down balance b. rent.
Charming stucco bungalow
uprn fire place. an he huilt-
in feature, front sNcrnudn
SxSe. lot SoStfe. Price
S3.abO
Beautiful SUBURBAN home ~
go acres Ia fruit and Alfalfa.
The equipment Includes
e crything troH "a lawn
lowe 10 % tractor a cAn-
aing plant which has canned
$4,000 cans tn one SEASON
an established trade, milk
wv horses. harness, hug
giles etc. good i-rpom rrsi
.surr Tie growth 90 Al
buau,rquc wiil require this
Cor rfY lots aus gctting
fbla ln shape a. deliver Tor
about $3.50. SEE ME At
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FORSAIE

FOR SALE
80, 5Oo-5.room. modern. suitable for two
families corner lot. Highlands close In
e2.O vu--1 room frame. glasaed In porch !.
city water. completely furnished, cor.
nef lot. Highlands. ciOae 10
". bOO--T.room dwelling on corner lot.
i0Oxia3 feet fine location In High
lads close in.
81. 1oe-j-rn0m white sineco adobe ban
raiew modern. garage aud other ont.
hrilhinEsi n i3h ST.. terms. "
desired.
a. F'LEISCHER, Rcaltor
Loans. Fire Insurance. Ahtomobils la.
suTanee sud al atk.r lines " 1usuranes.
Surety Doads
Phone SO III South Fourth ~.
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LixENAg APARTMENTS

Under new Exnar~meut. Tga apt
n,oms. srwly snd spisndidly iuruishsd
Two blocks frnm business aectioa. In
frat class nelshboFhosa Also niefpiug
r,Qus With running satsr. Phone
ga ".
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FOR EENT- Attractive
bungalow furnished. piano.
garage. four rooms. with hath
and porch available June I
or sooner n desired Rent
reasonable 10 The right parry
Address AGA. Caro- Herald.
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IN THE CHURCHES OF
SKOWHECAN
FEDERATED CHURCH NOTEs

Sunday 1890 ii. m. subject will be
"Judas-not 1seariot." kindergarten
for the children during this service in
the church parlors under the direction
of Mrs. e. F. Merrill; Sunday School
at IL with classes for all. The Mems
Brotherhood will hold its first meeting
of the season in the gallery of the
church. 1t is hoped every man in the
parish will be there.
Christian Endeavor at 600 o'clock
in the vestry at which time it will be
decided whether the active member
ship should be limited to those be-
tween the ages OF twelve and twenty
five.
Evening service at in the auditor
ium. The subject will be The Heal
ing Christ"
The Working League will meet Mon
day at 2 o'clock in the church par
lors At the close of the meeting
light refreshments will be served by
the committee in charge
Monday at 7:30 p. m the finance and
church decorating committee met to
consider whether or not the church
should be painted this fall II was
felt that inasmuch as there was still
$500 to be raised for the work already
done it would be we'll to wait until
next spring and then paint the church
more thoroughly than would be pos
sible this fall.
The minister wishes publicly to eX-
press his appreciation of the services
of the decorating committee, Mrs
Mollie Greenway, e. E. Greenwood,
Gertrude Weston, Herbert SWEET and
Ira A. Norton. who have done SPLEEN
did work which meets with the entire
approval of all in the parish
Meeting for the year of the Mission
airy Society of the Federated church
are to be held the first Friday of
every month at 3 p. M. The follow
ing is the program: Oct. 6-Mrs,
Ella 7. Holt, hostess: Miss Gertrude
Weston, leader subject, American
Missionary Association.
November 3-Mrs Ira A. Norton,
hostess, Miss Gertrude Carter, leader;
subject, Isdian (Dramatc).
December Mrs. Ida Smith, hos
tess; Mrs. Mary L. Marston. leader,
subject, Alaska
January 5-Mrs Eben Chase, hos
tess; Miss Hannah Il. Page. Mrs. Hat
tie b. Fogler, leaders; subject to be
announced (speaker).
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February Mrs. W. G. Ordway.
hostess; Mrs Minnie Murray, leader;
subject, Cuba and Porto Rico.
March Mrs. T. e. Greenwood,
hostess; Miss Hannah X. Page. Lead
er; subject-Reyiew of Years Study
Book.
April 6-Mrs. Lucy h. Plummer.
hostess; Mrs. Emma W. Goodrich,
leader; subject, Africa.
May Mrs Kirby, hostess; Mrs.
Della l.. Bartlett, leader; subject
Grenfell, his life and works.
June 1l-Mrs. Hattie b. Fogler hos
tess; Mrs. Elizabeth a. Marble, lead
er; subject, Philippines.
The officers are: Mrs. George or
ing Thurlow, presidest; Mrs. John b.
Fogler, vice president; Mrs. Minnie
Murray, secretary; Miss Gertrude
Weston. treasurer
FIRST GNINERSALIST CHURCH
There will be services at the First
GniFeralist church, corner of Leayitt
street and North ayenuc next SUNDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rpy. FraDk
Oliver Hall, d. d.. formerly pastor of
the Church OF Divine Paternity in Now
York City. and one of the foremost
preachers in America, will deliver the
sermon. There will be special music
Mrs. Howard Friend, organst The
public is invited.
Parish meeting follows the service.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
There will be the usual masses next
Sunday at the Ghurlh OF Our Lady Of
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BANK BOOKS LOST

|san RAN Is Is hereby given that the skow-
M phn wings Bank has been notified
Iye haa of Deposit Nos. 6G93. 1927
kreosS zen '.I lost and that the owners
s1 MISh a duplicate Of same
Dr. M CIV W II EGAN SAVINGS BANK,
(asbesaea carleton p. Merrill, Treasurer.
sah, Maine, Sept. Il, 1922. 3w3S
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NOTICE

Ib,o accordance with Chapter 1S9,
N.Y. Laws, 1917. and with the con-
kn,oot,,l me Assessors of Moose River
tha a . ! hereby advertise the sale
Ia nlo ,lnlper on the Public Lots in
isz2 and l9s3. . . ne
:w37 SAMUEL T. DANA,
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Miss Lillian Delano of Dinsmore ST.
will take orders for fancy work, eth
er for early or holiday delivery.
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.,o Reserve District No. /
Nv ,rpoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF
r. FIRST NATIONAL BANK

OF sKowHEeAN
-, In the state of Maine, at the
} ssos os BUSINESS on September To- W.
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believed future federal recognition should be extended on the basis of the following priority:
 Infantry divisions, cavalry divisions, coast artillery and haybor defense units, corps troops, army and general headquarters troops. He also out lined a suggested method under which the chief of the militia bureau should designate certain units even in the above categories which should be pasesd into the national guard re- serve, or deferred for organization in an actual emergency, principles to control such, desgination to the ease of organization of the particular units, its non-combatant character and it's non-suitability of purely state pur- oses in peace times.
 The committee will consider the matters laid before it during the pres ent week.
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B!G SHIF I IN COMM|T TEES IN
 NEXT CONGRESS
Pennsylvania Will Gain Two Important Chairmanships,
 Making Total of Seven
IOWA WILL HAVE FOUR
Wild Scramble Commences For Four Vacancies Arising
 in Rules Committee

WASHINGTON, Nov 13.-Pennsyl- vania, with seven. will top all the states in big house committee heads in the new congress unless the senior ity rule is abrogated.
 All told, there are sixty standing little to do with important legislation The seven important chairmanships Pennsylvania is expected to have are
 Banking, claims, foreign affairs, jul. a gain of two.
 Iowa will have four-all big ones They are:
 Mays and means, all-powerful of it. self, roads, agricultural and insulaI affairs. Chairman Towner of the lat ter, however, could relinquish control there to take education. lost to Ohio through the shift of Representative Fess to the senate
 Illinois will hold on to the appropri ations, the biggest committee of the house, and rules will pass from Kan sas to New York. Rivers and harbors accounts and Indian affairs will re main with New York.
 In the present house, with d soliC delegation, Ohio will hold the chair manship Of only one big committee education. Ohio members insist tn old seniority system ought not to keeJ them out of honors they claim as theil due.
 The far west will hold on to severa important committees including immi grafton, labor, military and territorie.
 Minnesota last week lost heads O.
 Continued on Page Two)
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PEKING. Nov. 13.- (By the Asso- ciated Press)-Jacob Gould Schurman American minister to China today pro tested in person to General Wu Pei Flu military power behind the Picking gov ernment, against the recent Kidnapping of an American missionary by Honan bandits. The American held, together with one Swedish, two French and two British subjects, is Anton Mander Lundeen of Newman Grove, Nebr. Gen eral Wu promised to assist in obtain ing the release of the captives.
 The American consul at Hankow has reported to MT. Schurman that the bandits are not seeking ransoms for their prisoners but are holding them while they demand recognition of the military ranks of their chiefs and pay as regular soldiers of the Chinese army.
 Lundeen has been permitted to com
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QUAKE TAKES DEATH TOLL OF 12OO PERSONS
Death Penalty for Herrin Murderers
 WiU Be Demanded

MARION, Ills, Nov. 13.-(By the Associated Press)-Three jurors had been accepted tentatively in the case of five men charged with murder in connection with the Herrin mine kill ings last June when court adjourned late today after scores of veniremen were questioned and excused
 The three men declared themselves in favor of the death penalty which it was indicated the prosecution would demand for those on trial The men said they favored legal execution if there was sufficient evidence.
 States Attorney Delose Duty. repre- senting the state, and former county Judge Rufus Nicely, representing the defense, are deciding the complexion of the jury, which is to try Otis Clark, Eert Grace, Peter Miller, Joseph Car negie and Leva Mann for the death of Howard Hoffman of Huntington, Ind. one of the 23 persons who died as a result of the riots at the Lester strip mine near here last June 21 and 22.