davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-20
Limited Hits Freight Train.

Kansas City, Mo.-Six persons were
killed and forty injured, most of them
seriously, when the Missouri Pacific
Scenic Limited flyer, westbound, from
st. Louis to California, collided head.
on with local freight train here. Most
of the passengers were from the East,
The Raymer enterprise., 1922-07-20
Careful Mrs. NeWIy,Ned.

Mother" "Yes, Ethel" "Will
you do something for me?' "What Il
III" Il wish you would buy me a roll.
ing.pin." "Why don't you buy one
yourself?" "Oh, you know Jim and
have only been married a few weeks
and the store man might think We
were not getting along together
Youngstown Telegram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Austrian Drink
Reaches Limit

VIENNA. -- Aus,ria's enormous
drink bill has aroused renewed agt-
tation in certain quarters for some
form ot at least modified pro-
hibitiou. An official statement says
it amounted last year TO 211,OOO,- ,-
100000 kroncn tabuut sf.22O.O0O,-
OO0D
This is three times greater than
the national coal bin and about
equal to the total currency circulu-
tiou.
Imports OF alcoholic beverages OK
ccodcd exports by about 3j,O0O,O00,-
900 lrOucu
Gis most ardent advocates, how
ever. acknowledge that prohibition
is virtually an impOssibilty I'm this
country At least for many years.
Beer and wines form a part OF the
sustenancc of the people from youtH
up and no political party darcs make
ID plank in its platform or openly
advocate 10.
Two years ago when tho social
democrats were iu power their
leaders discussed the wisdom of
such stop but after n careful In
vostigation realized II could not be
done and the party survive. They
, ala however authorize a quiet cam
paign against excessive drinking, as
well as to prepare the youth of the
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umc before 1 could look at myself
again.
Have you n philosophy of life, a
working system, message TO
plvcH"
People with p message ugh"
replied Mary with a decided pout.
"a philosophy OF what's that
Doug
"A philosophy or lIfe, my dear
MARY is a string Of opigrams that
we invent 90 bore other people withi
u other words, psychic stage set
that We put up for every ono to act
lu but ourselves
wei, that's clear enough-and
can see that have no philosophy of
life, ana don't want any. You know.
as I said somewhere before. I stick
to the good old mottocs, and Sweet
ness and Light sounds about the
best 20 mc!'
when viii that fa-orf divine
event toward which the souls of
movie fans move como about, Mr5.
FairhanksH / mean the joint APP
roaranco ~ YOU and hubby on the
Green In an eight rCclcrH"
1T may never occur" said Doug,
FOR tho simple reason that Mary
would want an the spoken titles for
herself"
"WcIl, you could have Your name
first ON the main title, dear" came
back Mary.
AS a matter Of fact" said Doug,
"WhCu we appear together there
won't be any main titlo to tho pic
| turo. We won't need a. The pic.
ture will he called Mary and Doug.
The public won't caro- much about
tho story"
"How do real court trials compare
"a movie court trials, Mrs. Fair
banks2'
"Thc picture court trials arc
harder 10 stage than the real ones,
not near 80 much humOr in them,
either"
But the Splendid Lovers had ar
rived at the court building and a
| thousand eyes were set upon them.
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country for a possible future effort
for prohibition.
IN many other ways not only the
social democrats but many leading
men of all parties have stressed the
need Of sObricty I'm people who
face such struggle to survive az
do the Au-trlans.
President lIainlsch, himself a tee
totaller, frequently makes temper
aucc the note of his public addresses.
The other day he remarked to a
delegation that the sight of a nation
as hard-drinkIug as this asking
America for aid was hardly a pleas
ant one.
The Arbcltcr Zcitung, the work
iugmen's organ. in an editorial last
week said: "Ig Impoverished Austria
could summon half the moral en-
crgy the United states displayed In
the suppression of drink she would
soon have no need to go begging OF
an the world"
Tho new taxation schedules just
put into effect increase the tax on
hoor 300 per cent on wine 25O per
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cent and on spirits 1000 per con,
1t is generally conceded trst ,ra
step toward prohibition muse },,y
the Endorsement Of an parties as wy
party alone could survive .grE ~ w.
issue with the powerful opg8...fon
OF the great body of the pcoulo fro,,
working man to peasant.
one step has been acrou.r.t.s
OF late by the removal from .,mo
OF the largest industrial n..rta n,
the canteens whore tho mon p,gli
get beer and who at any .uur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Pastor Tells HOlU 10
Send Girl to Heir

COLUMBUS, Ohio.-"Fcr every
fallen woman there is n fallen man."
asserted Rev. Dr. william Peter adj
dressing an audience of women in
Central Baptist church here. There
Is no double standard"
The surost way for a mother 10
send a fallen daughter to he'll is to
shut the door in her face" con-
tinued Reverend pfeiffer. "Only q
mothers love can bring her back
to righteous living"
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Three Evils Are Named

DETROlT.-Llnuor, the r.I Is.,
district and gambling arc t.. thr.o
evils endangering Detroit H.,..,
and threatening to ruin OH. ,ourg
men and women OF this ,.. ta
Rev. II. G. Gleiss. general -.rnarir.
tcndent OF the Detroit Hau,i-t union
told members of the Federation ~
Womcn's club I'm urging Them ia
help In arousing public s...rcn,
and In giving every suppof. f8 no
police and federal officers.
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Pleads Guilty by Phone.

ZANESVILLE. O. -- Pleading
guilty by telephone Is the latest
here. H. A. Wright. of Newark,
tagged" by police for parking his
car in n safety zone, was in a hurry
to get home. After mailing a check
to pay his fine. no telephoned po-
| lice headquarters and pleaded
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

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-
"I play only ono fuIr tt.fy II.tf.I1.
sNn 'na' H 'h' ,r.f,t ~ mJ
'' ''' '''' "'''''
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Nary ,ho bl,.v L,rYuo me Irll,
OF Sin BuurI,r I.r,p. .o.,,. in.. Moon
Wine trifrr ,,ys briur brIJ mo- Iu
Inudnu pa p,.p,nos N,,y ,.,..t a.,
and mon, ,,,trt at uI,,,,,f uut y,,y
Iuur ig ...g y,r. ,.t. t.fr.. g.s
,l., I,fJ u, vbiIc pb.r,,.s Nh.
pIrlf.ri wont to ppd f,pr,. ,,u,i
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and r,v ,hrr aldo Ev .IJ, L,If
.uulrn In tbneo Jr,p ,u.hIop. +
r,limps,d AN ipr,rr,tirp ar to, rpI
~ r,,ry puu', and ,yntpap.s d..l,o...
thr urIf,,i ,nurtr mo ,y,ro r,-
mann, loo, ,,,,th ~, y.,..,t,.,.
p,ria ,,d I.opd,, fnlf.vy,t tt,r,
,,'fr ,rn,It, and g,o,,,,.t G,rcn,Ii,
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,,,1ut, ,rhry s,,,,,cI ,.rt ,g
eboJn,,l,rd ia, .,,,J'u.,,rJ ~ tho
slIvcr sIr",r ma ,,,tEIr bntngs
mn, ,,l,,,,d I,c ,,..sI, ,r III
,,,,,,,,c
NJ hl'nLIn InN'' rover. bui
" remained Tor Doug ana Mary u"
/ prove IT,
curious CONTRAST lh't couple
/ "''" "h 'H'y ha! h'I"ir me lN 'uH'
car uuI"IE'UHhI'. fHIihl hNa' darn
| nnH' uliu'' lu'N'tlnE WIN Ni1u'N
""HluE lh' Nl'h', HhlhW'H wet Il"lu
every I.aiui', wrapped ~ r. great
hhdEEY Iui cont Whl,h thN' MN ih'
appearance ~ a N"td'' prince
VIKING ifr,poolrr. IF ms hIde
smn'L rnliGish -ln''d .i''iHi" WIN
lalr spun hy Some N"ln or ih'
beams or lh' sun ara U"plr moon
must t'Iy-llk' ihlnE with cItln
| nIur eyes una u hiulI' llh' inc AlnlI"
I
rh'kih'll' an d'hlld N,''
tuuld see, IN nay mIudH eye
N'w YORK Whlrl'd hF' hut IL was NJ"
inr away "A SIR Douglas IN some
I!''ilhE past ulno ui'sN'd IN h'hf
SKINS lldlng nus horse iuIlohsly uh"
der some chsiI" "AIl, fencnlug down
ana scRlnE ihlH IRAN Epldcn-holl"d
sltl with his huge paw, iifiing her
| INTO ms arms ana riding AWAY into
the happy hilla OF all true lovers
anid or az much.
ON, mat Whcn you -Werc-a-tad-
polc-nnd- -wns-n-flsh -ln-tho pale
oHolc- line en- said Doug. Ana
| we oll laughed mainly at tho sem
timcntal boobishnoss OF the Inter
viewer.
Talking about flnppcrs,' said
! Mary, u nave met all kinds In all
! SORTS or hlE cllles' Ihcy lhlnk theS
are meeting me, whom IN reality
am meeting them. ! put them on
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

dor, don't despair. For instant, COM
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by the new method. A few drops Of
"Gets-It" removes any old or new,
hard or soft corn from any foot. It
peels OFF in your fingers.
Costs but n trifle-everywhere.
Recommended by all druggists. T..
Lawrence Il Co. Mfr, Chicago
Advertisements
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
Make This Startling Test!

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Don't lose another moment in sending Tor
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12
"OW Mary" Gives Her Views on Planners

ne Only lays one Role Mary md and Believes Lies Her She
Doug fSomeim
Ter a
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Results Twice es Quickly

Yet even more important is the fact that
this yeast has been iroRi-ed, or treated through
an exclusive scientific process with special
form of easily assimilated iron, similar to the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

Thus, is it any wonder that lRONlZED
YEAST is recognized by hundreds of thou
sands of people as the one perfect vitamina
tonic treatment;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12

iron found in spinach,
raisins, etc. When
yeast is ironized in this
manner, results in prac-
tically every case are
secured in just half the
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Why Ironized Yeast Is Superior

The reason IRONIZED YEAST brings
such amazing results in so many cases is
because it not only contains a proper amount
of all three essential vitamines, but also type
of yeast which is admittedly unequalled as
reconstruetye agent. This yeast is entirely
different from the yeast found in ordinary
yeast tablets" in that it is cultured expressly
for medicinal purposes.
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Let This Amazing Free Test Prove
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
D|SCONT|NU|NG
FRONT ROYAL STATION
New York, New England and
Pennsylvania for Virginia
RcmOunt Depot.

WASHINGTON. March 3-protests
from hprscmcn. stock growers and
farmers are pouring into the War
Department: concerning IN. proposal
L" abandon the Iemount depot a,
Front Royal. Va. says a statement,
today from the "t.ic. OF Colonel r.
;. Armstrong. CHIEF OF the remoun,
division.
As sa'rnl" he publishes ,.lc-
gram signed by some sixteen horse
SHOW. county fair mud dairy associa-
ZION officials from New York, New
England and PENNSYLVANIA:
No business problem I'm farming
is more important" saws the iclc-
gram. than the question OF the
horse supply. According 10 inv.sti-
cations OF the United States Depart
m"nt Of Agriculture 20 per cent OF
tn" power used in farm operations
is furnished by horses The horse
breeding work begun by the bureau
Of Animal Industry. and now carried
on by the War department. has been
~ incaiCulahle value to the horse
breeding industry. We especially
protest against the proposal to
abandon the remount depot at Front
Royal. Va. the only remount depot
in the East or South"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
FIGURES LOWEST
COST AT S3O6.68

fomtinued From First rageD
Girl who could get by for "a year on
tw" 81 hats. why. this Miss Berger
doesn't even give :hc poor glrl Il
rair OF boomers. and how could Il
girl get along tines" DAYS without
them? Mayh. they s,ill wear cotton
r"uic"ats In Kansas. 1t Is too alb
surd To consider"
Here is IA" budget She submitted
as the one her store has drawn M
"a the rock bottom cost OF dressing
tor their thousands OF women en-
pioycS:
shoes. three pairs. s2+; two dresses
one wool, one silk, SEQ; two bingham
dresses. $lr: two lawn pctticoa,s 81:
four boomers. $40. four hats $40;
ON" wool skirt. sG.50: one suit. s35;
three pairs gloves. s375. four waists
tls: ncckw"ar. $3.50: four knit un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are a Harmless Substitute.

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablcts--thc
substitute" for calomol--arc IA mild but
sure laxative, and their effect on the
liver is almost instantaneous. These
little olivc-colorcd tablets are the re-
suit OF pr. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel COM
plants with calom"l.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomcl does hut have no
bad after effects. They don't iujur"
the teeth like strong liquids o. ra!,
mel. They take hold OF ;hc troun,.
and quickly correct it. Why cure tin
liver at the expense OF the teeth:
ralomci sometimes plays havoc with
the gums. So do strong liquids. II
is best not TO talk" calomcl. Let Or.
Edwards Olive Tablets take it's place
licada chcs. "dulincss' and that lazy
feeling come from constipation and Il
diSordcrcd liver. Take hr. Edwards
Olive Tablets when you feel ''loGy'
and heavy" They clear" clouded
brain and ''pcrk up" the spirits. l5c
and 30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MONCURE TO TAKE STAND
IN DIVORCE PROBE
Alexandria Judge Will APP
pear Before Bar Body
on Tuesday.

Especial 20 Tho Tlmcs-Dispa
ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 3-Thc
special committee OF the bar Assoc
citation probing the tho divorce si,ua-
tion here adjourned late this after
noon. Th"y decided to meet again
TUESDAY, when Judge Robinson Mon
cure, OF the Corporation Court. viii
TAX" the stand.
Thre" persons called on refused to
testify before the committee. among
them being II Washington newspaper
man and two members OF tn. police
department
x. J. Thomas. a local attorney. who
said he canr here l.ss than a year
ago. told OF the alleged political ac-
tivitY OF Judge MonCurc in an el"c-
ton last August. W. : Snow. form
"r police justice. told III" committee
IN" juhg" advised him against run
ming against Howard w Smith FOR
Communwcai'h'S attorney. although
he entered the race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

BY Associated Press
BRIDGEPORT. CONN March s.
Frederick l.. Kirk. local agent Of the
Fi"isChnann Yeast Company. is al
liberty on bond of SO. 900 on charges
OF con spiiaCy TO violate the Federal
prohibition law. He was arrested
with several others. after raid bl
Federal agents here on January Q
when TOO barrels of alcohol were
seized In the local railroad wards.
The seizure was conducted hy l.. =
Evans. who was sent hero from
Washington on Information received
by the prohibition Office IN Washing
TON. TIL" alcohol was consigned to
kirk ana was shipped from tho
Fl"ischmann plan; az peck=kill y Y.
Resides Kirk. IN" United States COM
missioner ordered four others hold
FOR tho Federal court case three OF
them I'm bonds Of sl0.O0G and The
other in $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
Testifies Rooster Told
Her Hen Was Stolen

Especial To The Times dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. March 3.--If
Justice Simmons could under
stand rooster talk ne would have
had an interesting witness In Po-
lice Court today.
Salltc BrnNtcr. colorcd $40
Parish street. appeared az com
plainAnt against Emmett Reed, Il
n"iIhbor. charged with stealing a
chicken. ana she said she got her
TIP from her pet rooster.
Dat rooster jos tole me NAH
hen was stole. en- when An went
ter look for de hen ct was under
dat mans steps said Sallie
How do you know the rooster
said that asked tn. judge.
All Kin und"rstau' dat ROSTERS
talk jes "s good AZ All kin emmy
hoddy's." declared Saliic.
Emmett and other ueighhors
disputed MIR. Rr"stcr'S statement
and said Tn" hen had been run
ming around and walked under tn.
steps without tn" assistance OF
anybody. Reed Was dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MANY VIRGINIA STREAMS
ARE To De IMPROVED
Appomattox and Mattaponi
Rivers Among Those In.
Guided in Measure.
FUNDS FOR NORFOLK mAnnon
Anchorage Hnsin IL to lie Provided
BrtWern trnney Islnnd md city
Numerous Minor Water Courses In
Guided In Prnxrun.
Especial To The Times D,spatchl

Especial To The Times Dispatchl
w ASiilNGTON. -. C., March 3
preliminary examinations and sur
vcys OF several Virginia streams were
authorized In the omnibus rivers and
harbors hin. introduced In the House
today by Representative y. Dempsey.
OF New York. chairman OF the Rivers
ana Harbors Committee.
Tho bill carries no specific apprO-
prlation and under the budget cStl-
mates there Will he lump sum" ap-
preparation covering all rivers and
harbors work throughout the country
This bill. carrying money. VIII come
later from the Appropriations Commit
tee. which nov possesses sole appro-
priaiing powers in the lower House
virginia surveys authorized are as
follows:
southeast entrance 10 Milford IIav-
On hhrbor. ASSht"Eur anchorage. with
" view 10 establishment OF "a harbor
OF refuge. iioskins creek Ess.x
COUNT. Lewis River. Chincotcaru.
Island. AccDmac county Mud
creek. Lancaster County p!s-
gateway crcch Essex county,
channel connecting York River. vIr-
Einia with BLACK Creek to SiaEphtR
wharf. MHttnH Creek. Mulberry
Creek. Lancaster County Dnancoch
ki""r. App"nattoN River. NJ To- Pc
i"rsburE Norfolk harhor. with u view
10 providing an anchorage basin he
tween Graney Island and tho city uf
norfolk Mattaponi River. from Walk
"rtOn to AyIet'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
4 MORE BROKERS CO
TO WALL IN NEW YORK

lEy AssotIn,el n..ss.

NEW YORK. March 3.-Gnrcst
among stock Investors today sw.p,
down 10 IN lure four moro brok"rag"
houses In New YORK. two in Phila
d"lph!a and ono iu Toronto
Tn" most striking failure Of the
day was that % G"org. x. Ken
drick, Ill. * Go. of Philadelphia.
"hich announced It had suspended
operations hccaus" Of lack OF work :
ing capital. and would turn It's az
fairs over 10 a creditors committee.
The Hendricks hous" was the thirl
iscmh"r OF N" New York stock FIX
chang" 20 close itg doors since the
series az brokerage failures began
last ociph"- c,h"r stock exchange
houses, whi,h hav" r0u" to Tho wall
ar" l.. ". Wagner 4 co. and Craw
ford. Pat,.n 6 cannon.
The other failures for,y-.lght In
number. including ,oihy's casualties
ser" members ~ the Cons olidated
Exchange. tn" Sew York curb FIX
chang" and outside" houses withou,
cXchhng" connections
ToIays fallur" list. besides George
w K"ndr!cH. Ill. X 60. Included:
Charles g. James < CO. New York
member OF III" Consolidated TX.
change branch in Bowling Green
X Involuntary bankruptcy petit
ZION alleging liabilities ~ $4,000
ana assets OF 100000 Francis L
knhirnan named receiver in bonds Of
$4,000
6 = Bertrand e. Co. Naw York
Consolidated Exchange. Involuntary
bankruptcy petition alleging liabili.
tics of $4,000 and assets Of $4,000
William y Chadhouru. named re-,
cciver In $4,000 bond.
fthb, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
THREE. BOOTLEGGERS
EACH GET SIX MONTHS

Spt'lh4 10 / ne Times l'iS pdtChl
HARRiSONBURG VA. March a
Walter johnson and James clifton.
colored. from Washington. pleaded
guilty in Circuit Court mere yeSt.r-
day 10 an indictment charging them
with 'hnctlcgginH and wcr" SEN
fenced each TO serve six months In
jail and pay fines OF 5000 each.
Tn" pair was arrested by county
officials about two months ago about
lively" miles east OF HarriSunburg.
At thc Tin" ~ the arrest. tn. men
wcr" taken before "A magistrate. who
hncd them $50 each ANA sentenced
them 10 s"rN" sixty days ia Jail on
charge OF carrying concealed wrap-
"ns. Tn" sentences had been served
just few days before they were
brought up for the prohibition viola
ton charge.
Along with them was arrested a
HarrisonourG youth. whom tn. on
GERS believe the Dootlcrg.rs secured
10 pilot" them to the mountain
dew regions IN The mountains. near
Elkton. Ne also pleaded guilty and
was sentenced TO serve six months In
Jail and pay hnc OF $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04

NORFOLK. VA. March 3.-The
newly organized Iambert's Point Inn
prOvemcnt League is the hcu. body
TO have presented to 1t for approval.
referendum and recall for cvLiy
member Of the Norfolk civ Council.
The proposition was placed before
the League at it's meeting last night
and while r. |. Murray. who offered
It. was granted the privileges az tho
floor for tho purpose OF explaining
the paper, the league took no ac-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-04
MnnsInmghtcr Cn.e Coo. over

w lNcHESTER. VA. March a
Trial of the case Of Hugh Lee Tav-
ior. colorcd dining car waiter. Of
Roanoke. Va. indicted on man
s!aurhtcr charge in connection with
me death of Atwcll II. Guard. rich
Frederick County farmer, last No
Nem"rr. when Guard was struck and
almost instantly killed by motor
'Eclc operated by Taylor. had to he
"1''''u.a yesterday in Circuit Court
here. owing to the failure of Some ono
I" nave w. II. Mitchell. colored. an
Important witness, summoned. Mitch
ell was riding In n side car whom tho
accident occurred. just over the brow
ot nil on the Valley Turnpike. nenr
hernstown. The case was continued
until April D.