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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
rnnderIY Laid to Rest.

With the firing Of three volleys and.
the sounding Of taps" from the buSI'.
the body @-as tcnderly laid to rest in
the vault. where it will remain until
suitable nausoleum can be erected.
The honorary pallhoarers included
James J. Davis, secretary OF labor;
Senator Hiram Johnson, of California;
Representative stephen G. Porter, OF
PITTSBURGH; Mayor W. A. Magee. OF
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
MISS ALICE HARRY DEAD.

Miss Georgie Alice Harry, died at
the home OF her mother. near Graf
ton, on last Sunday after a brief ILL
ness. of only few days, of pnou-
lmonia. She was in the 35th year of
her age. The funeral and burial tooh
place on Tuesday afternoon, at Mt
Olivet. the church of her childhood in
which she became a member when IA
young girl. The funeral sermon was
delivered by tho pastor, Rev. A. S.
,Ulm. The church was filled with
sympathizing friends.
Deceased was the youngest daugh.
ter of the late DIR. and Mrs. W. A.
B. Harry. Her mother, three broth
ers and one sister survives. She was
quiet. yet cheerful young wonla,.
whose character and consistent
Christian life was appreciated by ali
who knew her in social circles, Sun .
day school and church. The Mast.. :,
says: "He that believeth in Me,
though he were dead, yet shall he
|
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
LETTERS FROM THE ExILEs.'

We want letter from all the EEK.
lies" from Tazewell, boys. girls. men
and women, now scattered over the
face of the earth. Let the old friends
back home," know where you are,
what you are doing. when you left
Tazewell, etc., etc. These letters will,
be published, and be of interest
Write plainly. on ono side of the
sheet of paper. We will keep in
touch" in this way. Let the letters
come right along.
During the war this paper publish.
ed a largo number of letters from
the soldiers. which were of deep in
terest. We want to do the same thing
now, in times of peace A copy of
the paper will be mailed to all writ
ers, and extra copies If desireo. Be
gin at once, or as soon as possible.
Let 'em come. Address these letters
to the Editor. j. A. Lcslie, Exile De-
partment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
JEWELL RIDGE Y. Nj. C. A.
ACTIVITIES

The Only Y. M. G. A. in the cOun
tv is that at Jewell Ridge; the Sec
retary is the Superintendent of the
Sunday School, which has 126 en-
rolled members with an average at
tendance of 90.
A girls club has been organized
by Mrs. Borllcy with n membership,
of all the girls from eleven to nine
teen years of age in the town; ii
club room has been opened in the Y.
Nj. G. A. for the exclusive 10. en-,
girls, and Mrs. Borkcy has started
a library for them. books will be add
cd from time to time.
The Company built the churcn AMI
the people of the town nave ro,.
tributed to the support of the pas
tor, Rev. Mr.. Mckee, who is doing
fine work at Jewell.
The men ai.. boys have organized
baseball team, ant they nave q
fine diamond on top of the noun
tain. Practice began this week.
A radio receiving station has been
installed in the Y. M. C. A. by the
Company for the entertainment OF
the people; they are having the
pleasure of hearing concerts ano
news of The day out from Pittsburg
Detroit and other points from lUU T.
1000 miles from Jewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

cf the Southwest mt heart, know
they have Il candidate whose endow-
ments and accomplishments, whose
instincts and purposes ami whose
personal md public record. as the
campaign progresses, will bring new
recruits to his standard Anu .uL
lustre to his candidacy. The people
will recognize in him Christian
gentleman and clenr-thinking man
of affairs who believes in the efficacy
of practical ideals in government,
and his message will be ringing
challenge to the moral clements OF
the electorate. The young men who
will cast his frat ballot in November
and the woman who wants to see
politics ennobled and purified have a
candidate who is altogether worth,
of thtir support
Tazewell County sends her son t.
the other counties of the Ninth Dis
trict with her endorsement written
in lettrs Of gold on his back.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
PARDON FOR THE ALIENS AND
WESLEY EDWARDS

a petition is being circulated in
Petersburg and elsewhere, according
to reports, asking that the men be
,pardoned from the penitentiary.
where they are serving life sen.
tences for implication in the Hills
Vile shooting affair in March 1919
It will be recalled that Floyd Allen.
tried on a charge of moonshininp.
was sentenced to year in the pen
When sentence was pronounced the
firing began, Judge Massie. the Com
monYealth's Attorney of the county
the clerk of the court, Goad and q
iyfylnan,. were shot fatally excenf
Goad, who recovered. Floyd Alien
and his young son, Claude were ele,.
Etrocuted in December 1912. Freil and
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards
were gwen, life sentences. The petit
tion for the pardon, of the Alien
boys is urged by large number Of
people. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
STACY-HAI}NIAN.

Cedar Bluff, Va. April 13.-A
quiet but beautiful wedding was SOL
Sparks, Friday night, ut $3.50 O'Clock
when Miss Violet Harman, niece of
Mrs. Sparks, became tho bride OF
Mr.. Wiley Stacy. The ceremony .a.
performed by Rev. II. w. Osborne.
The bride is daughter OF MI. and
Mrs. A. ]. Harman. of War. Tho
groom is son of Mr.. find M,.. Il.
Stacy. of Yukon, w. Va, being man
nger of L. M. Evans coal opera
tions at Drill. They will make their
homo at Drill.
We have had number of cases or
flu but it has subsidized.
Mr- Dover llnnkins continues i'll at
his home here.
NJ. and Mrs. A. II. Beavers spent
Sunday with Mr. Beavers parents
near Sayersville. "Uncle" Jack was
n veteran of the civil war.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
TAzEwELL SpORTSMEN OR.
CAME.

Responding to the call for mas.
meeting of Taacwcll Sportsmcn, {,
age number, representing all see
lions of the county, met ut the ,vui,-
'ouse last. Monday evening. tnv :, T.
osc of the meeting. as announced
asst week, viz: the organization Of u
rod and gun club, was effected amid
much enthusiasm and tho foliown.,
officers We're elected for the current
year: I. r. Peery, of Tazewell, Pres.
ident; L. M. Williams, Graham,
Vice e-prcsidcnt of Clear Fork Dis.
trict; o. u. Terrill, Richlands, Vice
President Maiden Spring District
John w. st. Clair, TazewclI. Secre.
tary aud Treasurer.
Dues were placed at $500 per wear
Tor active members and the Taze.
well County Game and Fish Protec-
i've Association began its career of
usefulness with IL membership of
lhity-s'x. In recognition of the nee
essity OF cooperation with the Asso-
cintirn by the landowners Of tho
county in propngatinE and protect
;ng game and fish. il was unanimous
ly agreed that all farmers. who nrc
not active sDortsmcn. should be in
'ited to becom" honorary members
the Association exempt from the
payment of dues.
Mr. c, w. Williams, Divisional
,,Ie,rs AIRY of the Blue Ridge Div,sior,
department of Game and Inlan,,
FISHERIES was prcaent ana addressed!
the meeting informally in n very in
teresting manner. Among othc,
things he said that he hno nevc, ,u.,
with more enthusiastic and earn
est punch of sportsmen. lie prom,
isea MS best efforts towards the pro-
notion of n game farm md flsh
hatchery, both on big scale. to he
located in the Southwest aud prob-
ably in this county.
There was considerable discussion
of the game and fish situation and "a
number of pointed talks were innar
by various members. The next meet
ing was called for May 1st.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
OUR CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS

The first definite news of the Sc.
lection by the Bristol Convention o.
our townsman, Mr.. George C. Peery
as the Democratic nominee for con-
gress in the Ninth Distrlc., was l.-
ceived by his neighbors and friends
with degree of enthusiasm ,nns
told the whole story of George.
status with the home folks; and thas
surge of enthusiasm has been fol.
lowed by u growing sense of er.-
eouragement and satisfaction, sha,
ed by the voters OF Tazewcll Coun-
ty in general.
Here in the County where George
2eery spent his boyhood and where
he develoncd into the strong man
whose sterling qualities of NINA ai.>
character attracted the notice of the
State at large and focused the At
tention of the Ninth District, the
voers who are Interested in good gov
ernment and who have the welfare
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
NORTH TAZEWELL

North Tazewell. R. F. D., April 10.
The community here was greatly
shocked by the tragic death of Peel
Harman here last Sunday night.
Arthur Mundy and Lee Hurt were
visitors to Welch Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yates and Miss
Stella Rye spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rye.
Our school closes here the 21st
We regret to see it close. It has beer,
one of the most successful schools
taught here. May the board send us
more teachers like Miss Brooks.
Mrs. Brown Waldron and Mis-,
Clair Murray spent the weekend
With their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A
B. Murray.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING TO RE
RETAINED AND IMPROVED

AT tho citizens meeting held oi,
the 9th inst, to consider school mat.
tors. it was decided that the High
School building should be retained
2s such and improved and that MI
auditorium seating not less than
1000 should be erected in the ..,oct
OF the present frame chapel build
ing. to be used also as gymnasium.
and that the committee hcre,vrore
appointed be retained to iino n LIT.
able site upon which to erect \.
school for the grades below the 7th
grade. The 7th and 9Th grades will
continue in High School building.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
CHICKENS CAUSE OF FATAL
SHOOTING.

Jas. Armstrong, an old resident of
the town Of Pocahontas. was fatally
shot last Sunday by his next neigh
hor, Chas Mitchell. also All old lca,-
ert: Armstrong and Mitchell lived
.dio'nin., OH small plots of croanJ
Mitch,ll's chickens trrspasscd on
Armstrong's ont pa. il. Armstrong
I'D several shots 1T the chickens
some Of the shots came near strik-
ng MitchelPs children PLAYING n,
the yard Mitchell bccam. very an.
cry, borrowed gun from II ncirh.
Dor, and shot Armstrong from am-
push, SO report says. He lived about
I'VE hours after the shooting. II an
pears that the two men had no, rot
On "n .neac"fulLy for years. Each of
,hese men had wives and large fami-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
NEWS OF HARMAN-BAD wEEs
FOR MOONSHINERS

Harman, Va. April 1U.-n... ~.
mond Christian made flying trip to
Bandy Saturday.
Mr.. II. M. Nelson and others at
tended the meeting at Grassy Creek
Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Gladys Elswick made a fiy
ing trip to Bandy yesterday to see
her sister, Mrs. James Evans.
Last week was bad week for the
moonshiners. Officers Add Harman
Mutter and Bryant just cleaned then,
up. Mutter said he could run fast
enough to catch a rabbit.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
JEWELL RIDGE AT WORK-NO
STRIKE THERE

Mr. j. +. Griffith, Jewell RIDGE
was was here OF Monday, and stated that
The strike is giving 10 trouble nj
Jewell Ridge. Everybody is nt work.
and coal is being shiprcn he ,,,,,,
right along. Mr.. Grini,h il n woods
man he said. getting out timber fo,,
the mines all the time He owns =,
ia'm not far away. where his fam
ny lives, fine example of sntis-
hed man. trying to do his part. not
allowing outside trouble to troubl.
nm. Good for Mr.. Griffith ana thu
Jewell Ridge forces. N ''>'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
ITEMS OF CEDAR nIIIrr

Mr.. P. E. Goodman has brc, NJ,
sent from school this week OIL Il,
Rey. Kern is holding revivs,
meeting this week.
MISS Hessic Byor made her usual
Visls to school Wednesday.
Inc Parent- Teachers Association
met Friday night. The musical com
mittee gave II program.
MISS Lena Cruey was called homu
iast week on account of illness of
her brother. VI
MISS kathleen Ireson spent the
Weekend with relatives in Tazewoll
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
LILLIAN LEWIS DYING

AS this paper goes to press, (late
Thursday afternoon) Lillian Lewis.
whose extreme illness has been known
for several days, is reported "as low
rs can be-" She has been at a hos
pitalain Bluefield for some time. Be
fore these lines are read She wlI]
have passed away. Her parents and
family have the sympathy of the
entire community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
SAMUEL GILLS DEAD

M SamucI Gills. one OF the youn
::y's oldest citizens. died at his hom,
in Wrsghts Valley. last Monuay even
ing ut $3.50 o'clock. The funeral md
''".;s took place ON Wednesday Ue
- two sons. Charles and Henry.
CT Graham. and one daughter. Mrs
al cf E.aho.n. He was ID wears
81 age, and well known and highly
lcSre. e.teI ."H"!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
HAVE YOU
ANY SHIRTS

like the last one got here? is IL
question put to our shirt man scv
ernl times each day Business mel.
ask it, professional men ask it.,
stockmcn ask ii. working men ..s,.
it. II is asked by people in all walks
Of life. Why is it? Because "thc last
one" was a good shirt We aell unl,
good shirts. That's the only kind
we buy.
Today we usher in new invoice
of soft fancy shirts just sent us by
a grent biz shirt factory. They will
make II stir. They are made of i'm
ported madras. cloth in very stylisi,
colors. with and without collars.
Yon'll be surprised to know how good
ia shirt you can buy here mt $l.OU
and Sl.60. Finer grades up to $500.
FULLER BROS
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
OLD SOLDIER DEAD

,,. FIoyd thompson. well hu0wl,
citizen of Boissevanc. died mt tho
nome of his daughter. ut fu,.non-
tas, Friday night He was rs ven.
old, and a civil war veteran. lie is
survived by nine children, six rirI,,
and three boys. Burial was made at
Boissevane on Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
CAT THE T0MRn

one Is not supposed to md muci.
Joy In a grave yard. But there is one
grave that Is n source of incxprcss-
iDie Joy. That is the grave or th,
crucihed Son Of God. You are in
vited to the Lutheran church Easte.
morning to study the theme: "a,
the Tomb" the Lords Supper will b,.
administered nc Mt the morning service.
Ihere Will nlso be evening service.
S. w. HAHN, Pastor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
Continued on page three. J
FLOWER SALE

The civic league is arranging To
conduct the annual flower and shrub.
perry sale in the city hall on the 10t,,
OF May, and urge upon the ladies' NJ
the town and community to bepi,,
preparations for the sale. L:ve7.,,
thing in the way of flowers. plants
and shiubbery will be for sale
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
SPECla. SERVICES. CHRISTIAN
CHJIyI-NEXT SUNDAY.

At1IE,t al Or. Royal j. Dye, who
has saer,f eteen years al, a mis-
sionary frica will give q most
thrilling x interesting address ~.
missions. Z. Dye is regarded by
the leasfs of all denominations as
one of the most forcible speakers on
the American platform. We trust
all our people who can will embrace
this opportunity to hear une .. =
greatest leaders of religious thought
in the country.
AT 7:45 p. M, MIR. Eubank will
preach. He comes at the invitation
of the church with the view OF To-
eating as permanent pastor. The
members of the church are all ex.
pected to be present and all Others
nre cordially invited. Mr.. Eubant
will preach at Pounding Mill at 8:3{
D. m.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
IMPORTANT MEETINGS

The w. c. Il. U. will meet In the
primary room of tho Presbyterian
chnrch, Tuesday the 18th at $ p. II.
Ihe Civic League will hold tho
regular April meeting in the High
school building, Monday, April IL,
nj S:4b. Several matters of import
ance arc to be discussed, and largc
attendance is desired.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
BAPTIST CHURCH NEXT SUN.
nav

Regular preaching service at IL a..
: m. and 1880 p. m. by pastor Rev.
MIR. Alexander. Also at Bundy's
Chapel at 8 p. m. N9potice Of serv.
ices for other CHURCHES have reach
ed this office, except for Lutheran
and Christian churches.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
NOTICE.

For tho next 30 days for an cash
purchases we will give Q Dollars for
ONE in profit-sharing coupons, III.
ter that date, we will discontinue tho
use of them. j. w. WHITLEY e
SON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

On account of the increased ad-
vcrtisin@ this week, much news is
crowded out. and will be printed in
the next issue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
HOME GROWN PLANTS

1IONII1 WIN FIANTS
oaooage Iomato Peppers Sweet Potatoes Celery taul
ower Scarlet Sage All Home Grown Tomato pIon a. m
Per 100 June Pink Potted Plants Per DOZEN e so An IT,
mato Plants Sprayed and Trallspanted
Patronize Your Home Grower
s. McREYNOLDS, West Graham Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
COTTON TRADERS
STAGE COMEBACK
Short Element Covers Active.
ly, While Contract Offer
ings Show Scarcity.

NEW YORK. July 1s.-The cotton
market showed considerable come
back this morning with fairly active
covering Of shorts and a scarcity of
contract offerings. The cables were
about as expected. showing a decline
in response to the action in the Amer
lean market yesterday, but very little
attention was paid to the action of
the early Liverpool market.
The scarcity Of offerings had con-
siderable influence and there seemed
to be a good short interest The
weather was considered favorable and
resulted in quite active covering of
shorts. A private wire quoted the De-
partment of Agriculture as saying
that central Texas needs rain and
there was disposition to look at this
side Of the news overlooking the fact
that the hot dry weather is unfavor-
able for the boil weevil. The advance
in the market carried prices up rather
easily about y of cent a pound.
A report from Texas stated that
there was a strike Of cotton pickers
at Alamo, and there wss quite a
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
|4l4,770,z6l Used
| FOR GOVERNMENT
| OPERA1lONMUN
Interest on Public Debt
Constitutes Greatest
Individual Claim.

Cost Of operating the rovernmeut
during the month OF June. 1874.
amounted to ssi477o.,s4. the Treas
ury Department Announced yester-
day This figure compares win
s,s7.ssi.47sfor the previous month.
Interest on the public debt natur:
ally accounted for the largest m
dividuai disbursement during the
period. this item amounting 20 sii<.-
7is,5sL Next In order came the
Navy, Department which required
s4s.2os.7ti. closely followed by the
Veterans Bureau with sss.l,1xof
and by the Interior Department win
sso.ses.1sL q
During the month Treasury papsr
was redeemed a. follows:
Certificates Of indebtedness re-
deemed, ss52.z7o. 900; Treasury fx.,,
savings securities redeemed. 50 t1.s-
14452: old debt items retired ss-
sso.23: first Liberty bonds retired
s3s.s5o: second Liberty bonds re-
tired. t417.200: third Liberty bonds
retired. s35.sl2.75o: fourth Liberty
bonds retired, sl3s.10O: Victory
notes retired. s5s5.7II.s5o: Nations,
Bank notes and Federal Reserve
Bank notes retired. s7.3OI. 200.
Local seeurfties-
Washington Railway and Electric
common stock advanced to s5h dur
ing yesterdays trading, this pro-
viding the only feature Of the ses-
sion. Capital Traction stock again
ruled strong at Iolk on a three
share sale. while Lanston Monotype
held firm at 7sE.
In the bond list Potomac Electric
central mortgage 7s sold to the eS-
tent Of $4,000 at l07iz. with George
town Gas selling at So. c. e. p
Telephone Of Virginia broke into
the sales column after long inac-
tivity, 500 selling at 81.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19

little uneasiness as to the effect any
extending of the strike would have
on the early movement of cotton. A
report from south Georgia stated the
crop was deteriorating. The crop was
said to be shedding and rusting.
The political news was a little more
hopeful from abroad and this possibly
had some influence. The New York
stock of cotton has been declining
pretty steadily and is now only about
100000 against 100000 on July 1.
A report on the Egyptian crop
showed the acreage for this year at
1.4s5.o00 feddans against 1885, 200
feddans last year.
The Liverpool market improved af-
ter the opening on the advance in
America and free calling by spinnerz.
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE.
(Turuixhed bv w. a Hihhs and ia
The Washington herald., 1922-07-19
COMPLETE N. 4. BOND SALES
o. y ms N1es = slsshx. x.sA..eA,

YORK; Jny list Of an bonds
q Iota today yse
2
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
TEACHERS STUDY MOVIES.

Fargo, N. D., June .2.-The place
of the movie in education and how
best to use it in this connection is
the subject which A. P. Hollis is
teaching to a number of teachers and
other summer school students al the
Agricultural college here. The class
also is learning how to operate mo-
ton picture machines of the portable
OF school room type and stereopticons.
The course includes instruction in
the matter of procuring films-the
best exchanges-as we'll as informa-
ton how to use them. The college
distributes many educational films
throughout the state. Other fea-
lures included are:
Work on daylight melton pictures
With which Mr.. Hollis has been ex-
p~erimenting ana which are shewn
successfully in broad daylight.
Instruction in giving lectures in
connection with pictures.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-06-22
DONALD STEWART.
HELD in WEST, Is
WANTED BY MANY
Alleged to Have Been Married Fopr
Times; May Face Conspiracy

f. e".' r. - -
Detroit, June ga charge of con-
against Donald o. Stewart, held in
Los Angeles on a fugitive warrant,
but authorities Of Massachusetts,, New
York or Indiana probably will have
first claim to the prisoner, a private
detective agency announced here to.
day. The conspiracy charge .is co.
templated, 1t was said, by Bruce
Grannis. who claims Stewart defraud-
ed him of $1,000 in a stock deal in
1920. :,
Grannis' sister, Bertha Ellen Gran
mis-, was n of the four women to
whom Stewart is alleged to have been
His lawful wife, Mary Barbara James
Mitchell, also resides here, as does
Miss Gertrude Van Lopik to whom
Stewart was engaged to be- married,
but who broke with him after several
of her relatives endorsed alleged
worthless checks issued by the for
n1er minister.
Mrs. Mitchell was aware Of her
husbands relations with other wem-
en-, she said today, but fergave him
several times after he had deserted
him no ill-will now. she asserted. and
sym pathizes with him in his pFedieA-
ment.
Mrs. Mitchell said she was suye
Stewart did not marry her for her
money, as was the case in his other
marriages."
He always told nae he loved mo
best of ALL she added.
During Stewards alleged conquest
of hearts and purses he held pastors
ates at Dundee Lake, N. j.; Paterson.
N. j.; Douglas, Arizona, n finally
Chico, Calf, according to informa-
tien in the hands of detectives here.