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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-22
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
GETTING EVIDENT
AT news OFFICE

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FOUR PAY FINES FOR
ALLEGED FIST FIGHTS

-Four mon wii Hines BOO police court
Thursday morning 900 charges Of affray.
q o H,uslcy and q % Plant sac 10.
legged 10 hlN engaged in tsticuf dur
INK q dance al M Manning Mattress
Factory Neither wa hurt.
e. g. Cro~ch ant j. NJ. Byers are
charg q with haylns 70 fight in City
raft Neither Of ihise two was badly
injured
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See the Classified Page Of this
paper for gift suggestions.
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Louie Says:

AIDES Of gifts for Mea and Men will find
zeal delight select from the richly varied
shops dozens of happy
the practical kind that will with
morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

5000. 900
The said bonds will be issued under
authority of the respective Acts Of Cen
and Of Ordinances OF The Council"
hereinbelow mentioned:
; UE OF s70O.000 FOR USE OF
BOARD OF HARBOR COMMITS
SIONERS.
100000 Of this issue for use Of Board
under authority OF an Act Of General As
proved April -. \. d. 1917. entitled An
Act In Relation TO the Harbor OF the City
Of Wilmington and under authority of
Council of The Mayor and Council Of
Wilmington" as follows:
An Ordinance TO Authorize The Mayor
and Council OF Wilmington TO Borrow
Two Million Five Hundred Thousand Dol
Mars TO be expended under the charge of
l\the Board of Harbor Commissioners OF the
said city for the purpose of purchasing
land; the riparian rights and for the
building and constructing Of wharves.
piers. docks, slips, bulkheads and ter
rnInals together with warehouses. rails,
tacks and operating machinery and for
ties of the city Of Wilmington. passed by
The Council and approved by the
mayor; August Is. A. D. 1919.
An Ordinance TO Amend an Ordinance.
entitled An Ordinance TO authorize The
Mayor and Council of Wilmington 20
borrow Two Million Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars TO be expended under the
charge of the Board OF Harbor Comris-
sioners of the said city for the purpose
OF purchasing land. the riparian rights
and for the building and constructing OF
wharves, piers, docks. slips, bulkhead.
and terminals together with warehouses
rails; tracks and operating machinery and
Tor increasing the barbor and shipping
facilities OF the city. Of Wilmington" pass
passed by The Council and approved
by the mayor Jun 30. A. d. 1921.
\ Ordinance TO amend an Ordinance,
entitled. An Ordinance 20 Amend an
Ordinance TO Authorize The Mayor and
Council OF Wilmington to Borrow Two
Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
70 be expended under the charge of the
Board of Harbor Commissioners of the
said city for the purpose OF purchasing
land. the riparian rights. and for the
building and constructing OF wharves,
piers, docks. slips. ~bulkheads and ter
minals. together with warehouses. rails,
tracks n operating machinery, and for
increasing the harbor and shipping facili.
ties of the city of Wilmington. passed
by The Council and approved by the
1922,
IAN Ordinance TO Authorize The Mayor
and Council of Wilmingto 'toBorrow $780,
900 to be expended under the charge OF
the Board OF Harbor Commissioners OF
said city for the purpose of purchasing
land. the riparian rights and for tht
piers, docks, slips. bulkheads and ter
minals, together with warehouses, rails
tracks and operating machinery and 10
increasing the harbor ssrd shipping facili
ties of the city OF Wilmington" PssseS
by The Council September 20. &. D
1922. and approved by the mayor octo
Der 2. A. ID. 1922.
ISSUE OF 5000. 600 FOR PURPOSE Of
ACQUIRING TITLE TO A LOT OF
LAND IN THE CITY OF VIII
MINGTON public LIBRARY
5000. 900 of this issue dor purpose c
acquiring title to a lot OF land In the cit
of Wilmington for public library, is heIn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
The Advertiser Who Tells the Whole Story is Sure to Get Quicker Results
AUcTIONS--LECALS


made under authority Of an Act Of Gem
Assembly OF the state Of Delaware,
approved March rs, 4. u 1921. entitled
Council OF Wilmington 10 borrow money
and 70 issue bonds 70 secure The pay
ment thereof for the purpose Of acquiring
Lite 70 a lot 81 Isnd in the eity OF VII VIZ
minston lnttitute TO erect. equip, 10
and occupy a building OF aid lot Of land
for the pnrpose Of Z public library" and
The Council Of the Mayor and Council
Of Wilmington. entitled An Ordinance 70
sa,horxe The Mayor ard Council Of
Thousand Dollars for the purpose Of
acquiring title TO q lot of land in tho
city Of Wilmington" Passed by "Tho
proved by the mayor May 10, 4, ID. lszi.
and Of an Ordnance entitled An Ordi-
nance 10 amend an ordinance entitled An
ordinance 20 authorize The Mayor add
Hundred Thousand Dollars for the purpoo
Of acquiring title 70 . lot Of land IN tho
clty o. Wilmington" passed by The
by The Council september n. 4. b.
1922. md approved by the mayor Octo-
Der 2. A. ID. 1922.
1, A. ID: 1922. win be- issued in d~enomina-
tons OF 6fty dollars or muitipies thereof.
VIII bear interest at rate OF four and mo
nall per Gentun PEI, snnum payable
'Zht obhtnig bb- nPIH A anu cftpD5T y
of each year until maturity and they VIII
mature as follows.
-. 100000 or THIS ISSUE.
$4,000 viii mature octoheri. 4. b. 1851.
l7l.350 will mature April i, A. ID. 1852.
174.so0 will mature October /, A. d. 1852.
1890 will mature April i. A. d. 1889.
100000
100000 OF THIS ISSUE.
) s4.95o VII mature April l. A: .. ieSS.
100000
All proposals must be accompanied By
the fae'i Mayor ans and eoyasneiff o y W snf 2rssr q
for two 81 per centum OF the amount OF
bonds for which bid is submitted. same
70 be forfeited in case the successful bid
der or bidders fail 10 accept and settle
for bonds awarded them at City Treas
urer's ONCE, Wilmington, Delaware. az or
before " O'Clock noon on the fifteenth day
pr rovem eram & ~ Ig2z WITH accr oss
All proposals. must be enclosed IN sealed
envelope. addressed to Samuel J.. White.
city Treasurer. Wilmington, Delaware,
and marked "Proposai for Sinking Fund
Loan"
The genuinenes. Of the signatures o,
the. officials signing said bonds and Of the
TO by the United states Mortgage and
Trust Company of New York City and
the opinion Of Reed. Doughe-ty a Hoy.
OF new IOrh Clty, tDdf the bonds ars
legal and binding obligations OF the city
! Of Whining on viii be furnished TO 20.
successful bidder or bidders.
The right is hereby reserved 70 reject sns
or all bids.
g, ROBERT D. KEMP.
DAVID NJ. HILLEGA5.
;, JOHN j. MONAGHAN
, Commissioner Of sinking Fund
: JAMES b. McNAN Us.
JAMES ). EVANS,
n JOHN r. HENRY.
Finance Committee Of The Council"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
WEST SIDE HOME
AT PRICE

Modern, 7 rooms, 3 porches, gas,
electric, pantry, laundry tubs, hardwood
finish, IRE place. In a very desuanie
location with fine view of river on
Jersey Shore. Owner leaving city and
Will sell at a price far less than present
cost of erection OF building. Let us show
this property if in search of a bone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Business Service,

Business Service,
WHITE PINE CYPRESS
n. c. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMLOCK MAPLE
Roofers, Sheashlng, Flooring
Cypress Single
Mouidings aud Wall Board
S. c.. SIMMONS & BROS. co.
Front and TatnaIl streeesL
d. & A PSI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
SEALED BIDS.
NINE HGNDRED T1OUsAND 5000.

COO DOLLARS CITY OF WILMISG-
TON, DELAWARE. FOUR AND
CNE-HALF PER CENT SINKING
FUND BONDS.
Sealed bids will be received at the once
Of Samuel J.. White. city ~ressu VIII
mington. Delaware. until IL O'Clock noon,
on Thursday. October %. A. D. 1922, for
all or any part thereof OF Nine Hundred
Thousand $500, 0OO) Dollars Of City OF
Wilmington. Delaware. Sinking Fund
Bonds being issued for the following pur-
poses:
100000 for use of the Board Of Harbor
Commissioner
100000 for purpose Of acquiring title TO
a lot of land in the city Of Will
mington Public Library.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

LISTEN 7

LISTEN
BRAND NEW BUNGALOW.
Five rooms and bath. electric. gas AID
heat. hardwood floors: one squAre from
Lincoln Highway: will finance buyer. a.
$4,000. Garage for two cars Lot. so =
$50 feet.
WALTER E. POWELL
Phone 5l97. sol Shipiey SsreA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
AUCTlONS--IEGAl
Auction Sales

AUCTION SALES-Of every descrip-
ton. Anywhere. II you want TO sell,
SEQ Hamilton. the Square Deal Auc-
tionecr and Farm Agent. COL w. Ninth
street. Phone 496I W.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

APARTMENT-Two rooms. unrurnished
also rooms for lodging. Sl2 West
Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
Suburban For Sale

BUNGALOWS-For sale. at Marshalton
on Lincoln Highway, one four-room anu
two six-room bungalows. With ground
and fruit. Apply Harry L. Clayton.
Oak Grove. Elsmere.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
Wanted-Real Estate ~

HOU5E-At Union Gardens wanted
price must be reasonable: spot cash.
Phone 2297 j.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments For Iient

APARTMENT-Eurnished. also rooms
for lodging. 9O2 Wcat street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

APARTMENT-Four rooms. bath and
kitchen. hot water heat. Apply 500
Orange street,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

APARTMENT-Third and fourth floor,
all conveniences: best of condition: To-
Gated at Fifth and Market streets. APP
ply Queen Theatre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

APARTMENT-Three rooms and bath
furnished. 1919 Madison street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

Neutrality-suspicious., nrst-noor apart
ment, q rooms and bath. second floor
apartment. q rooms and bath. third fioor
apartment. 8 rooms and bath. Phone
1921 between o and D. except Sunday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

MONEY TO LOAN-On MORTGAGES in
sums to suit: will o keep you waiting
II you have good security. w. E. Powell
o0l Shipley street. Phone 5lq7.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

business property -
HOTEL-Small. and tea room. on inn
proved State highway from Wilmington
TO Potrstown. situated between West
Chester and Wilmington; all modern
Improvements and 10 acres of land. For
particulars address Box 3. West Ches-
ter, Pa.
STORE-Dry goods. confectionery and
cigar; ~seVen-room house; all convent
ences: good location. Phone $3.50 K.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

SALESMEN-We have an opening for
statesmen: must he energetic hard work
ing men. Wilmington Auto Co. 22l
West Tenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-10

water and bath. Apply Delaware Auto
Supply Co. Thirteenth and French
streets. Phone 71f7.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Grand Jury Asks Repeal
OF MuIIan-Cage Law
Calls Results Of Dry Act Incom'
mcnsurate With Amount
Expended So Far

The additional grAnd jury Of which
wylIys z. Dowd jr. is foreman pre-
ssnied TO Judge Francis X. haneuso
in General Sessions yesterday reso-
luton calling Tor the repeal OF the
Mu'lan-Gage State prohibition law d..
1T is the opinion and conviction OF
this body that the time and efforts Of
the grand Jury should be devoted 70
the consideration Of matters Of more
practical and serious nature, The re-
suits obtained by The operation OF the
present state law arc utterly ineom-
mensurate with the amount Of money
thus expended" the jurors stated In
their presentment. The text Is In part
as followri
There have come before this grand
jury. during tho present term, a great
many cases involving alleged violations
OF the state prohibition law, which, hsy-
ing received the most careful consid.
GRAFTON Of this body. we're dismissed
owing 10 a lack Of sufficient and con-
vineinG evidence"
The prcsentment goes on 70 say there
arc I. 300 cases Of a similar nature
still IN tho District Attorneys Office,
and that such cases should be prop
erly cognizablo" only by the Federal
courts. The grand Jurors pointed out
that the cost of conducting these eases
Is approximately $500 a day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Dry Agent Civil Service
Bill Called Inadequate
Measure as Phrased Would Not
End Evils. Reform League
Warns Senators
Prev The fr.sss-'' 'sosAlag'o. B.reas

Freis The fr.bur~'s tgashlagfos Barcoa
WASHINGTON. Dee. 9l.-In letters
sent ont tonight BY its secretary. II.
W. Marsh. the National Civil Service
Reform League issues a protest 70 all
members Of the Senate against passage
in It's present form Of the bill to put
prohibition enforcement agents and
inspectors in the classified civil serv-
icc. n this legislation is enacted IN
the form recommended by the Senate
Civil Service Committee In is report
"it Will be practically impossible" The
letter said, "to prevent Tho continue
tion Of the existing evils"
Two principal objections % The
pending bill are raised by the league.
"a Il would permit present ineumbents
90 hold their positions without any or
further examination" 90 It would
permit the appointment OF 252 Of the
higher officials, twelve IN Washington
and five IN each state, without regard
20 the civil service law.
'In order that this legislation may
be truly effective 70 Is necessary that
the incumbents Of all positions IN the
bureau be subjected 20 examination
and further that al places from
top 90 bottom be placed under civil
service regulations" the letter says.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Rum and z Men
Captured ON Dock,
But Ship Escapes
400 Cases Seized by MineOla
County Officers az IL Is
Being Loaded on Trucks
at BALDWIN Harbor

Five county officers from Mineola,
l. l., made a raid yesterday on the
docks AZ Baldwin Hhrbor, l.. l., seized
100 cases Of liquor, valued at $4,000.
md arrested seven men who, they said,
were in the act Of loading the contra
band on three motor trucks. The men
we're arraigned IN the Freeport police
court and later taken before Judge
southsrd, Of Belmore, who said that he
would hold them for the grand jury.
The prisoners gave their names as
Rudolph wyik, Of so Maple Avenue,
Rockville Centre; Fred Ahrens, Of
Oceanside; John ]. Mills, Of Horton
Avenue, Valley Stream; Leonard @. Ey-
non, Of 3s8 East 160th Street, Manhat-
tan; Harry Polowitz, Of i23 West ii6th
Street, Manhattan. and George Kraek-
housr, Of 66 East Tooth Street, Man
haitian. No trace OF the vessel which
had brought the liquor could be found.
Some one masquerading under the
name Of James Lynch has been making
n cleanup along the White Light dis
trict BY selling water and tea a. gin
and Scotch whisky, according 20 an
announcement made yesterday from
the Custom House. That was bad
enough, but customs officials are vexed
even more because "JRmes Lynch" rep
resented himself as a customs man.
Hundreds Of complaints have been re-
celved By the Custom House. They
were all referred 20 Inspector Hokensen,
In charge Of the searching squad, who
found All the stories identical.
There ia a James Lynch who Is a spe-
cial agent in the Treasury Department,
and ne indicated that II he ever came
across the man who has been using his
name there might be trouble.
Internal Revenue Agent kohler at
tempted 10 arrest Sigmund Haberman
In his store at sol Fifth Avenue, Brook
lyn, on the charge Of selling whisky,
but. according 70 his story, Haberman's =
son, Milton, and an employee, lsadore
olotsteir, attacked him and two other
agents with a hammer and an a..
Later before United States Commis-
sioner Barmore Haberman vas held in
81 600 bail for violation Of the Yolstead
act and his son and Glotstein were
held In 81 900 bail each for attacking
Kohler.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

endeavored 10 show that these PAM
phlcts were sent through tho mails
Mr.. Bentley professcd not to know
whether or not one particular pam
phlet was mailed IN which appeared
statement that Business Builders
owned certain shares Of Piggy WieRly
Of New England. Mr. Bentley had
previously testified that Piggy WigFly
Of New England was never Organized
and that shares in the company were
never issued.
Efforts 20 learn from the witnesr
what became Of funds realized from
the sale OF MHnhattan Piggly Wiegly
securities brought little to light. Sir.
Bentley testified that some money
went for new territory. saying that
Manhattan Piggly Wiggly obtained the
territory from Mr.. Elliott. who bought
it himself. He said the Western New
York territory was purchased bv Mr..
Elliott for $4,000 and turned over TO
Manhattan Pigely WiEgly for 500. 900.
lie mentioned no figures for the other
territory, but testified that Business
Builders at the time a receiver was ap-
pointed owed Mr.. Elliott for territory,
sums advanced and for salary not
drawn a total Of about 100000.
Herbert L. Locke, chairman Of a
committee Of creditors, looking after
the Interests Of noteholders. and
George W. Smyth. counsel for the com
mittee, we're interested visitors at the
hearing.
The next hearing Is set before
Referee Olney for next Wednesday Af-
ternoon, when several former en-
ployees and executives Of Business
Builders are expected TO testify. The
adjourned hearing Of Mr.. Bentley is
scheduled for Friday afternoon. Mr.
Lehman and Mr.. Jeibell are 70 co.
operate in the meantime to determine
whether Mr.. Elliott, who Is said tc
have suffered nervous breakdown
] will be ready 20 testify st the Friday
session.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Eight CIubmen Testify
In Federal Liquor Quiz
Racquet Members Heard by
Grand Jury; Fraud Query
Will Continue To.day

Eight more members Of the Racquet
and Tennis Club were among shc nine
witnesses called yesterday before the
Federal grand jury which Is investi-
eating tho presence and source OF
liquor in New York clubs. At the
close Of the days session Il was an
nouneed that the inquiry would be
continued.
The clubmen we're William Fellowes
Morgan jr. j. Ellis PoftlethwAite,
Harry b. Hollins jr., Otto X. GuneT
Prank I. Raymond. william Raymond,
Edward Taylor Hunt Talmadge jr. and
Edgar Freeman. The other witness
was Walter Mayer.
Howard Ostcrhout. Assistant United
States Attorney In Brooklyn. said yes
terday that tho grand jury which ig
investigating frauds in the Federal
Building 10 connection with prohibi-
tiou enforcement instead Of adjourn
ing until after Christmas would re-
convene to-day 10 hear some important
testimony he would present.
II is understood that the District
Attorney has offered immunity 90 GER
tain saloon keepers, provided they viii
lay before the jury information they
have concerning tic system Of graft
said 20 have been carried on BY the
prohibition enforcement agents. II Is
believed that some Of them will testify
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

CHICAGO. Dec. 2i.-one bandit was
wounded and he and two others were
captured and one escaped during the
battle with police to-day when the
latter encountered the robbers as they
were carrying liquor from the quarters
Of a saeramental wine and chemical
firm 20 a motor truck outside.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
lawyer Trails
slOO,OOOLocal
Piggly Notes
,;,.rature and Salesmcn's
Kits and Balance Sheets
of Business Builders
ALSO Are Under Scrutiny
gx.Treasurer a Witness
c.ur.el for Creditor and
Elliott Concern Clash Over
Admission of Testimony

-, ,xplorAsions into the realm
- W Elllott's Business BNld-
- conducted yesterday by David
,'s..,n IN behalf Of creditor
-, renewed clashes between hr.
80 80 and Vincent Lsibell. counsel
:. Ruslnsss Builders. and apparently
~ q ~, way for further hearings
P'''s P.'S.,.a ,or next week before Peter
oln.v r.. referee In bankruptcy.
v...,,a,y's proceeding under Sec
49,. aiA Of the bankruptcy law was
..,,v,n,d by Nr. LeibelPs determined
80, - -, into the records testi-
'i.'' ' ,,om n. only witness. William
! "a E,,,l,y former treasurer Of Busi-
pvild,r, tending 70 show that
D ..S,tor Mr.. Lehman represented
-, 4 reslity debtor OF business
psiISsys Referee olney ruled that no
ne vas % be determined and sueh
,ssffrony was OF no importance, al.
ssou0b hs suggested that Mr.. Leibel
slgbt have Mr.. Bentley make state
,-ssf 70 tbe press II ha thought testi-
,,env brought out in direct exsmina-
tion vas unfair TO the witness.
NJ. Iehman's examination concerned
.5rea main points, namely, tho Rotea
~ Manhattan. Piggiy wiggly Corpora
! On, originally offered 70 the extent
n 500 900, literature and salesmen's
dts" nut out by Business Buildsrs
,sd osrtain parts Of balance sheets
.sspared under Mr. Bentley's direc-
an as the treasurer's accounting 20
Bssiness Builders.
$4,000 Loan Secured
Under the last named phase Ir.
,hman examined Mr.. Bentley regard
srg certain stocks pledged as collateral
for a loan obtained at the Broadway
Cs,trsl Bank. Mr.. Bentley testified
,sst loan Of $4,000 for ninety days
"a, obtained at this bank and that
oOo shares Of Carlisle Tire Corpora
ION common stoek formed part OF
sse collateral.
Mr. Bentley also testified TO chang
lsy Business Builders accounts from
tss Equitsbie Trust Company, the
Ch,thsn and Phenix and another bank,
Ve also testified 20 details connected
,sith cancellation OF the lease Whicn
w Elliott had for Offices at e20 Fifth
Venue. Business Builders paid $780,
nno 70 cancel the lease, he said.
Ths witness testified that the orig
,,ai note issue for 100000 was sub
,.ribsd for in full and that when II
vss proposed TO issue additional notes
,b,rs Was some objection on the part
a members Of the organization be-
e,u,s Of statement on tho face OF
he original notes that no further
notes would be issued during the life
a TIE first 100000.
This objection was oyerruled on 40
y',s n counsel. former Senator Charles
r Murphy, Dir. Bentley teetihed. hr.
Nrrphy declared that IL wOul ID De per
ninible for Manhattan Piggy Wiggiy
70 issue and sell an additional lot oi
rotss. said Mr.. Bentley, becsuEe the
,srporstion had obtained additional
isrritory.
Literature in Evidence
Some of the literature was placed II
evidence and Mr.. Lehman sought 70
Ibow that several statements contained
therein wero not within the facts. He
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

PEORIA, H., Dec. 21.-An attempt
% loot the Woolner Distillery was
frustrated early to-day By guards who
fought off a gang OF ten men after a
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
2 Held on Widows Charge
Attorney Accused in S2,9l8
Fraud on Accident Policy

Two men held BY County Judge j.
Grafton MaeMahon in Brooklyn yester-
day Tor defrauding widow Of S2,9le
under the workmen's compensation act
arc the FIRST Of several who will be
tried a. a result Of an invest ration
now in progress. Edward G. 0Neil, As
sistant District Attorney, announced.
The tao wors Jacob Klein, an at
toruey, with Offices at Is Park Row, and
Harry Excl, an employee Of the Manu-
iacturors' Liability and Insurance Com.
pany. Klein was admitted 70 $500
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22

gunfleht. An autmobile and q truck
used by the raiders aroused tho sus-
pieion Of tho guards.
ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec. 21r-Tcn re-
guest Of bootleggsrs for Christmas
paroles have been refused. Federal
Judge Page Morris announced to-day,
including one whose wedding was set
for Christmas Dav.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-22
Guilty Of Killing Daughter

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Dec. 21.-Toney
ponillo. on trial FOR the Staying OF his
eleven-yesr-old daughter Flora, was
found guilty Of murder in the second
degree by a jury in the Wyandott
County District Court to-day. The
bodies Of both Flora and another
daughter were found in sacks in the
river here several months ago.