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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-25
INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR FOOTBALL

The Y. n S and Southeastern football
teams meet at Garfield Park Sunday al )
p. m. The Y. NJ. 5. eleven wants a game
for Thanksgiving day with some local club
St Phillips and Spades take notice. Call
DreXeI 5I56.
The Spades A. C.s will not play Cumber-
land as was first reported. but VIII meet the
Brightvood A. Cs az Twenty-First St. and
Sherman drive. Sunday at 3 p. m
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
Statesmen ATTENTION

statesmen ATTENTION.
II you are the type. of man that can
work hard and stand prosperity with
firm that gives you the fullest CO.
operation possible. where you are
taught the latest methods in salesman
ship and have an experienced man 10
work with and help close your sales.
now is your chance t6 join an organ
izatiOn where you are assured Of a real
income from the start. and which will
average over 800 per week.
NORTHERN INDIANA REALTY co.
403 CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
NJ 1857
REAL ESTATE statesmen for our brok-
erage department: fullest cooperation,
good leads. prefer men with cars
yours for a Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR v VAN CANTFORT CO.
Everything in Real Estate
End Floor Union Trust Bldg.
AN OPPORTUNITY WITH A FUTURE
An energetic man wanted TO work in
Is counties around South Bend in In
diana only. selling a staple line that
repeats 20 merchants, factories. office
buildings. CARA geS hotels, dairieS tools.
city, county and state institutions. etc,
for their own use Company backed by
% yrs Of consistent growth. Liberal
commission. Is your opportunity 10
make an increasing good income each
year Full commission paid on all mas
business from account Won establish
A number Of men have been with MS
10 20 20 yrs This is an opportunity 10
make permanent connection with an
established firm having an AL rat
ing Call for Mr. Hutton. Jefferson
Hotel. Wednesday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14

We HAVE the following automobiles
for sale or trade. These cars have been
traded I'm % us and before we buy
them they must be i'm perfect condition.
We prefer 20 lose the sale rather than
TO handle junk. This is your guar
antee
1 1921 Buick pass with enclosed top;
good tires.
1 1920 Dodge sedan with fine tires and
wire wheels.
1 Odsmobile. s-cyl, 7-pass, cast iron
pistOns.
/ 1920 Chandler Dispatch 4-pass, with
good tires.
We can also give you very good terms
also accept real estate as part payment.
F. L. MENDEZ & CO. Inc.
OF +. jefferson Blvd. South Bend, md.
Phone Lincoln 1893.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
SALESMAN

WANTED. SIX ACTIVE YOUNG MEN.
CAPABLE OF INTERVIEWING
PROSPECTIVE STOCK BUYERS.
RARE OPPORTUNITY TO DEvEL-
oP REAL MONEY FOR WORKERS.
EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL.
GOOD COMMISSION. EXPENSES
PAID WHILE LEARNING CALL 10
TO IL MORNINGS. 5O5-5Oe CITIZENS
BANK BLDG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
Wantcd-To Scnt

" ~ ~ Y MN
furnished or partially furnished
three or four-rOom apartment Write
Editorial Dept.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
FOR SALE

3 NEW HOTSES-IH he southeast part
Of the city madern Can Lincoln B242
353 Farmers Trust Bldg
SIX ROOM HOUSE Newly painted and
redecorated $500 Tor quick sale Nor
row r. ardsou 90 s Carroll 81.
Main 52Et
HAVE modern houses In am parts ~ i6e
city. some for cash, others on p1T-
ments; have some Ga Ml-hawaka.
Wesley Van Valin. l2f Farmers Trust
FOR SAILS room house. garage eo--
uer lots party leaving city. Price s3ttJ
Naye BIZ Room ]. L0 OF Boz
River Park new bungalow. Furnace beat
large lut. shade. SD WI Trade
equity Tor a good car
East = d-. . room excellent hsu-. mod
b eru but furnace ear garage. large
lat $3.50 Irrm-
Rooming house excellent 1o rooms.
modern blocks from center. paved
street. close 100 ear S7-tH 500 cash.
. room house modern. large lIry rooms.
story car garage large if. blocks
from center S1JH S1 cash
HaFrer HeiEh-- beautiful home corner
Got 3 bedrooms sleeping porch. tre-
Mace laundry best finish. $500 Terms
Norrhwe~-. best section. splendid \
room home. modern. fireplace. law
aferip,. funred 1flc. large let. $500
Terms
Corner Linden and S-udebake-. large
store Building at above. large corner
Iut. rooms part modern house barn.
paved street. TO easements. $500,
easy terms
lots 4pxi4O on Dubal. S-1 each
Harter Heights large lets. connects ?
streets beautiful location. $3.50 Beau
fIfIl level = acre tracts. Markstead
Addition Roseiaud. convenient On the
new school and church. SO cash aud
$40 a mo-
These ara some ~ our homes and some
of our lots we have homes and lots in
every part ~ south Bend and suburbs.
Worden Realty Co. Us Farmers Trust.
Main AS.
A SMALL CASH PAYMENT
Gives possession a a fne new 4 room
modern house on large shady lot
Easy payment, act quickly
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Rooms IL Blackstone Bldg.
Lincoln 215o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14
EMPLOYMENT


Help Wanted-FemaIe 30
EXPERIENCED BANDERS-On mems
Shirts The Lamb Shirt Co.
GIRL WANTED-By leading department
store in South Bend. experienced in
the sales of leather goods, ladies neck
wear. toilet articles and jewelry; one
who can assist buyer. Answer with
qualifications to Box 20O2. News Times
HELP WANTED
Permanent and steady employment open
10 girls and women on power sewing
machines i'm orr underwear and shirt
departments, and on hand ironing in
the laundry.
The inexperienced girl is carefully
trained, and is paid while learning.
The experienced girl can make good
money on piece work. Some Of the jobs
open are hand ironing sleeve running
sleeve facing. banding, nainsOOk seam
ing, drawer top facing.
Experienced operators on these jobe
who would like 20 arrange TO work part
time please see our employment office
WILSON BROS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIE south Bend News Times VIII not
Be resnonsIhle for more than one incOr-
rect insertion Of any advertisement or
dered for more than one time
~ ~--~sustiou orders on contract and
untf forbid orders must he In writin 2
fddres sod - the Waut-Ad Department
This is for vour protection.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14

Kodak Finishing IsA
FREE SERVICE on CAMERA : Hsvs
your camera overhauied for you
sumner pictures free One trial OF our
service on developing and printing VII
make y0u q regular customer
AULT CAMERA SHOP
Main St. Opposite Court House
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14

Houses for sale 81
E BOWMAN ST-Twelre hundred block
six room house. an modern Price
$4,000. Can arrange terms.
r. ". ROBINSON a son
Our speciality is moderate priced homes
124 y. Main 81. Second Floor
Main 50
BRONSON ST one hundred block.
eight room house. bath. city water. fur
mace. electric lights Price SG0oOo0
S1GNn0o down Al excellent location
for roomiuE house
=. " ROBINSON 4 son
Our specially il moderate priced homes
12I y Main So. second Floor
Main go
CATALPA Az. 52G-F0r sale seven r00m
house gas and electric large barn.
$500. L-T1Oo
+. CALVERT ST. l5B-Neat. new fvs
room bungalow. fun basement. lawn
and shrubs on large lot. close to school
and car line. Price $3.50 Part pay
meut down. 50 Der month
DIXIE HIGHWAY-Ten acres miles
out on Dixie highway 6-rOom bunga-
low and other buildings. stock tools
and crops TO 20 with place. VIII sell
on contract 4. J Clark a. Son. 1866
Farmers Trust Bldg Office Lincoln
5251- Residence Lincoln 62S8
JOHNSON ST. N-Six room house ami
garage Price S2625o0 $4,000 d0wo
$500 per moath.
s VI ROBINSON & SON
Our speciality is moderate prioed homes
pa y Main ST. Second Floor
Main 6S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-14

EMPLOYMENT
Help wanted-NIaIe

ltiD Ndnttu-tlhtG.
WANTED-Night watchmen at Hotel La.
sale Apply n desk-
WANTED Everybody 70 know the sub
way Barber shop is open day and
night, under Interurban station
WANTED xperinced paper cutter and
stock man. prefer one who has had some
bindery experience. Hibberd Printing
BARBER wanted Guarantee $50. 6jos
over So. y Barber shop Niles. Mich.
WANTED Fifty live wire school bows
under fourteen years. Apply after
school Thursday or Friday 216Ia :
Main. rear OF Post Office.
WANTED Experienced cabinet makers.
for steady employment; good wages.
Write or apply in person. Acme Mfg
Co. Niles, Mich
ISHERS WANTED. CALL LINCOLN
71S4.
GOOD WINDOW WASHER
WANTED. APPLY sTUDEBAKER
ADMINISTRATION BLDG IN.
FORMATION DESK.
MAN
An organization having. over severity
five branch offices throughout the
country has a vacancy in its sales
force al South Bend for 4 man D
years OF age or over. who has a strong
personality and executive ability To
one who can qualify. an unusual on
portunity is presented for big earn
ings and rapid advancement If YOU
cannot call Immediately, write for
an appointment
ROY c CHEAL
col Farmers Trust Rldg
REAL ESTATE. sales manager. for our
brokerage department; must be a live
wire and fully experienced; a go getter
and a good closer. To such a man we
offer a rare opportunity.
y ours for q Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR V. VAN CANTFORT CO.
Everything in Real Estate.
md Floor Union Trust Bldg.
SINGLE MEN wanted collection work
steady; salary, commission and expens-
es; So a. m, 46 y. m. Apply COS :.
Michigan 81. G. Y. Moses.
TAILOR AND PRESSER wanted One
who can operate Hoffman pressing ma
chine. Ito Washington Av.
TRUCK DRIVER wanted. good pay to
good experienced man. Ireland Trans
fer Co. 425 $ KOscinszkO st. Call
Main 1913
Statesmen And Agents IS
ENERGETIC Salesman wanted. Call be
tween and $3.50 at DIS y. Michigan.
AGENCY open to responsible men for
insurance policy covering all accidents
and diseases; easily sold; liberal com
missions benefits up 10 500 per month
premium 81 a month upward: write for
your district. National Accident So
ciety, 800 Broadway, New York City
Established 80 years.
TWO Statesmen WANTED for city
and road work. Guaranteed salary and
commission with extra bonus for work
ers. Good opening with large concern
See Mr.. Edison, Portage Hotel. III Lin
coin Way East, 80 TO p. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
Man Who Took
Garcia Message
Defends Claim

BAN FRANcIsco. Aug. IA Mai.
Andrew =. Rowan. recsHfy derof-
afca by congress for carrying the
now famous Message TO Garcia"
brushed a few breakfns, crumbs from
his face and a~fttsd back 20 hear
that Mai. Francis r. " Woodward.
Los Angeles theatrical man. carried
a message or 70 himHelf
y think tho f>os Angeles theatrical
man IL trying 20 have some fun.
quietly commented Rowan ns he
heard Woodwarf's story. which. II
correct would Indicate congress
either decorated tho wrong man or
that Garcia received a good many
messages.
Il wns a very close friend ~ FL
bert Hubbard" Rowan explained.
IL was Hubbard who wrote the
original story. a Message 20 Garcia
"ff Inc los Anrefes man had taken
time 70 read the Apologies 20 a
Message 20 Garcia he would not
have spoken"
Mai Howan pro5uced the book.
'-rhsre II IL In EF,trt Hubsaru's
own laceuaRe" lie pointed 90 Hub
hards statement on why he wrote
the message"
l. n read AZ foiiowr
Tho ifnmedsate suggestion came
from little argument over tbn tea
cups when my boy rs~rt suggested
that Hownn was the real hero % the
Cuban war. Rowan had gone alone
and done the tbinE-cnrfied tho
message TO Garcia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
GRIFFITH
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

FREQ state treaty. Griffith was one
OF the leaders Of the Sim Fein reb.
els. Ho was arrested by tho british
and was In iaH for n considerable pc.
Rod Immediately prior 20 the truce
in ireland. which preceded ncgotla.
ton 81 the treaty. lie was released
along with many other Sim Fcin
prisoners NJ that time
Griffith was regarded by many ~
the strongest of all the Irish leaders
He was born In Dublin. IN 1874. the
ron % Arthur Griffin a printer. Hc
was the founder and the first editor
Of the Sim Fein and later editor OF
Nationality. an Irish Sim Fcin or.
gan.
Griffith was tho leading aplrit In
the founding 81 the Sim Fein. and
In the early days Of It's organization.
when its membership was small and
practically composed OF n rroup Of
young and progressive frishmen. lie
was largely responsible for the plan.
ming OF the campaigns that led 10 l,s
young membership and widencd
SCOPE,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
STRIKE IN Mines
MAY END TODAY
important Developments Are
Due at Farley
ny HAIRY q. BAgEn

CLEVELAND. AUG, is.-Aushor-
ny for sso.soo miners 20 star, trudx'
Inc back 10 their tasks In the central
competitive coal mines va. expected
here today.
A ray u hope Cleaned thru . week
os tangled negotiations as members
Of thu Joint miners and operators
scale subeornmistre resumed dsisb~ra.
tons In an effort 10 end the nation.
wide coal sfrske.
Cows Davis OF Ohio. ana Crcen-
t'~ek. Of Michigan. coming ont of a
ruecting with rre.idxat 1obn 4. Lew.
Il. ~ th. United Mine workers. Dc.
ciafsd Developments which will spell
an end az the present dsaalock- were
near IT hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
VETS HEADS TO
START SUNDAY
Ready to Leave New York
for Seattle

NEW YORK. Aug. National
officers and heads Of the various DO
p1rtmenss Of the Veterans OF For
Elm Wars win leave here SUNDAY
night In q special car for Seattle.
where they win attend the s3rd an.
uunt eneampment Of tho orxanixa-
eIau. 70 Be held August IL 10 -. The
ar win 30 by way of Pitfsbnrg.
where Commander.ln-c Chief Robert c..
Wcodxide win Join the party.
- Stops win be made az Chicago and
Denver. where the posts Of the Vet.
tr1ns q Foreign Wars plan 20 en-
certain the national officials. varf
Gus sightseeing trips have been ar
ranged during stop-overp as some Of
tho cities % be visited
The party comprises Col. r. l..
Huston. the well known barebaIl
rnnEnate: Commander-ln.C Chief Wood.
side. Past commanfer.in-c Chief Albert
l. Kabing. Adjt. Gen. Reuei w. e..
ton. Judge Advocate General Robert
Starr Allyn. Norman Shannon HaI,.
<6ftor u Foreign Service. the ". r..
w. monthly: Robert n. Handy. a.
victor OF the v. r. W. national serv.
Sce bureau: Edwin 8. Bethlehem, Jr..
chairman Of the v. r. w. legislative
committee. and several state com
Uanders from eastern departments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
1000 Vets Given
u. s. Compensation

with more than 1000 awards Of
government compensation granted
disabled war veterans % the Pacific
Northwest during the last year. l..
G. Js.s~ph. district manager % the
United states Veterans bureau. an.
nouncsd on the first anniversary %
the buresu. that the government
work for veterans along medical
vocational and congressional lines
Ia progressing favofably.
"At tho present time. Wa have a
total Of 1890 claims In district
offlee flies During the last year
s,ett claims for govefnmsnt com.
pensation were filed by veterans of
Washington. Oregon and Idaho. :
Jcsseph said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
MAY CUT OFF
LOS ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. Aug. i2,--Los An.
geies. filled with thousands OF East,
ern tourists. today faced complete
Isolation as a result OF the railroad
strike.
Southern Pacific employees In
southern California we're reported
about 10 walk out at vital points.
brotherhood members were report.
ed about TO leave their trains on the
Union Pacific.
With the Santa Fe already para.
lyzed, any further cifrtaliment Of
service on the Southern Pacific md
Union Pacific would leave the thou.
lands OF summer visitors who are
here stranded without means OF re.
turning home.
Santa PC officials today forward
"a 70 brotherhood leaders n telegram
they received from seligman. Arlz..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
HOPE
is HELD OUT

PORTLAND. Aug. i2.--Itail.
road officials Of trnnsconfinentaI
lines operating thru the North.
ern gateway" today held out little
hope for adequate relief for Call
fcrnIa for freight and passenger
movement Eastward In case ~ u
protracted strike Of brotherhood
members IN the south.
With the Santa Fo. the Southern
Pacific and Western Pacific trans.
continental lines blocked nj gateway
points. and with trains stranded and
tracks congestcd. II was considered
the logical thing that both freight
and passengers from California
should move across the continent
over lines extending from the North.
west. Az yet these lines. the North.
ern Pacific. the Great Northern and
Union PncIfic. have experienced no
trouble from brotherhood workers
striking because OF the presence Of
armed Guards.
Beyond threatened trouble AT Poca.
tello, idaho. on the oregon short
Line Of the Union Pacific. the situa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
'ELKS WILL FEED
BOYS AT PICNIC.
Annual Outing on Tuesday
Is Awaited by 10000
Some 40 600 Seattle boys wers look

Some 10000 Seattle boys were look
ine forward 20 n real feed Tuesday.
That's The day. as every local Hueis
rlnn knows. that the fgig brother
committee % the Elkn' lodge gives
81 annual picnic 10 the boys 81 this
town.
Everything l. ready. Chairman c.
=. Johnston announces. even 10 the
last detail Of the great triple para.
chute Jump. first and most thrilling
event of IL kind 20 be staged here.
noat races and field sports. and
ceremonies participated IN by the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars. who will
he holding their national convention
here, are enumerated on the pro
gram,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
REPORT RAIL
HEADS ACCEPT

NEW york. Aug. 1.-THE rail.
road executives who conferred here
yesterday HErscd 20 accept President
Hardlng's proposal that the question
Of seniority o. striking shopmcn be
referred 10 the railroad labor board.
according 20 the Dow Jones financial
news agency today.
The railroad executives answer "
to be presented 10 Harding this after.
noon.
The agency quoted as It's author.
i,y the president ~ ono OF tho iarE.
est syetems In the country" and
stated that only unimportnnt quail
flcations were made In connection
with the acceptance. The executives.
II was aaid. voted to give all shop.
men back their Jobs and then refer
the seniority question 10 the labor
board as the president suggested.
Tho vote was yald 10 have been about
two and n half 20 one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
HOME WRECKED, HE
TAKES REVENGE By
WRECKLNG OTHERS

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug
fs.--fieeaose his own domestic
happiness had been shattered by
an cx.neryles man. Clarence war.
ner. Cadillac fnrmer. wrecked the
home. az two cfher former sol.
dirra Il wsn disclosed here today.
Warner was arrested here IN
his lows nest" apartment. with
this wives ~ two men. both war
veterans.
oren Hyatt BRIDEGROOM ~
three weeks. whose wife was one OF
Warmers companions In the love
nest. told the police that Warner
isHd sworn % ret even win an cx.
service men BY running their
wives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
HERE'S
MORE
ABOUT
STRIKE

Needles. Cal. Tho passengers. after
spending yesterday In the Pullman
cars which a dessert sun turned intc
'nreiess cookers.- fer the most part
deserted their bsrshs az night and
slept on coats. newspapers or whAl
Blankets they could borrow. cut II
tho open. Automobiles today were
TO be sent from Los Angclrs 10 res
cue" them.
Five hundred passengers are
stranded a Ogden. where tour trans
continental trains on the Southern
Pacific arc tied up
Another leo passengers who ief.
San Francisco hast nfKhs ON the
Western Pacific got az fsr AZ Stock
ton. Cal. where their train was d.
serted by its crew.
The heaviest blow 10 the southerr
Pacific was struck NJ Ogden. Utah.
Fully = per cent Of ia freight and
passenger traffic moves via THE oe-
den gateway" The strike eioeei the
snte.
This road today was stiii able Ia
move traffic via It's southern route
Ior via Portland and connections
there for the East.
The Western Pacific was tied az
by wsikouts at Oakland and stock
ton. Cal. and winnemucca. New. all
important division points.
The Santa We was parslyscd
by IT, men qnhting al Fr~sne.
bakersfield. BArstow and
Needles, California. and at prac-
sicalIy all division points In Ari-
xgna.
Embsrges~ against live stock.
fruit. vegetables and sii perish
able freixhts over ali Santa Pc
and Western Pacific routes and
over the Ogden route Of the
Southern Pacific were placed In
effect by those lines.
Fruit shipments from the orchards
70 the packing and canning eentern
In California we're being rejected or
accepted only subject 20 heavy de.
lay. Packing houses at several
points warned growers against pick
ing or shipping fruit and az other
points announced they would accept
no more. II was estimated that $780,.
e0c. 900 worth OF California fruit.
which normally would be shipped
East. may become almost a total iosa.
rlaliroad officials and brotherhood
leaders discussed the situation infor.
mhily bat little progress townr,i
agreement ne any point was made.
The brotherhood leaders pointed 90
kilograms from their chiefs declaring
members were not expected 10 re-.
main on duty II life WINS In danger
as authority for their actions.
The railroad heads reuained Of.
lent for the most part There was
a general atmosphere Of uncertainty
Ian attitude OF wafchful waiting 90
see just how far the strikes would
spread.
Postal officials here SAID they
were unable 20 tell just how sc.
riously mall service has been
crippled. Transcontincntai mail was
known to be delayed but up TO to
day local mails seemed 20 be NOV
Ing on schedule.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-12
SMALL FOUND?
COUPLE SEIZED
Theater Mans Mysterious
Case Resurrected


No>rRlsAI> Que. AUG. IA
A man aud n woman have been
arrested In connection with the
Disappearance two scar~ ago Of
Ambrose Small. Toronto thesf.
rieM promoter. according 60 IN.
formation reaching Chief Of be
teetives israge Of this city.
he SAYS the prisoners are now In
Toronto in the custody % Detective
Mitchell % the Toronto fore~. This
Is the officer who iournsyed 20 ore
son CITY. Ore. 70 bring hack John
pcuEhty. smalTs secretary. who dis.
arrear~a shortly after Small dropped
out 81 sight and who IL now serving
term In Jail Cor having In hts
possession bonds said 90 have bern
the property ~ Small
Detective NsteheN kct the first
clue 70 the couple now under Nrress
i<<f spring when the proprietor Of a
small hrtel ierc informed him that
suspicious pair had registered AZ
his hotel. arriving m an automobile
bearing nm Ontario license. Tho
couple departed suddenly. the woman
ic&vips an unmasled letter which
aroused the suspicious Of the hotel
man. who tnrned II over 70 Mitchell
n read in part;
Hear NSrths: Gray II IN
trouble again. Am afraid that
Ne l. suspected wherever we so.
I had advised him 90 sell tho
automobile. AZ the start I told
him 10 sell the machine because
he was mixed IN the Small affair
IN Toronto. I think that the
party douhlr-rrosscd him. despite
the risk that Gray ran In getting
him cut of Toronto"
The man referred 20 in this letter
a. having rot out OF Toronto II sup.
pcsed 20 have been Small and one re-.
port current here today h that ne
WAS placed IN a Montreal insane
asylum. Another report h to the ~.
feet that the man was placed In a
Boston Institution.
The proprietor Of the local
&Ute1 where the Grays stayed
>etd that They had . man with
iI)rm who SEEMED "a be entirely
oadev the influence Of Gray and
oAat the man answered tho
6e>eriptlon u Small.