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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
|OURT C0NvENES
NEXT TUESDAY
,ess Criminal Business
Than Last Term
|udge A. VI. Spear VIII Preside. Fair
field Has Drawn II Woman Juror.

Supreme Judicial Court will con-
&ene at the Court House next Tues
ay. with Judge a. NJ. Spear of Au
&usta presiding. His court stenogra-
kher will be W. H. Conforth. The
Fiyil docket contains 243 cases, the
youitv docket %, and the criminal
krket As. Among the civil cases to
Ao tried will be that of E. A. Piper
N Jackman, administrator in the es-
ate of the late Nelson W. BARLEY
ho was murdered at Moose River,
gaint Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Burke.
These are to recover on note and
mortgage alleged to have been given
by Mr.. Burke and his wife to BARLEY
luring his life time, Two other cases
rainst Mr.. and Mrs. Burke have
been brought by William Murtha of
hackman on a note and mortgage al
eyed to have been given by the Burkes
io william Murtha and n. w. Bartley,
March IL. 1919. and amounting to
kiS00 These are notes supposed to
have been given by Mr., and Mrs.
|Dnrke at the end of Mr.. Burke's term
E,s tax collector. There is also suit
lin order for trial in which John A.
burke is the plaintiff against f.. A.
bipcr as administrator, on two notes
(which Burke at the time Of his trial
|for the alleged murder Of BARLEY
Ecstilied. were given him by Bartley
lin settlement on April IA. 1914. and
to $500 and $l4a0. 1t is
understood that the defense will deny
khc gcnuineness of the signatures OF
hcse two notes. also the S700 receipt
(which Burke claims Barticy gave him.
IThe criminal docket for the term will
lloubtcss consume much less time
Hhan last term. as it Is estimated that
bnly about third as many cases will
fconire the courts attention.
The following naturalization cases
re In order for hearing next We'd
,esday: Isaac Weiner, Anson Clio
gapni l|attista Frabotta Madison, Ma
olcon Dayon. Jackman. Gaetano
Dcbe Skowhegan: William Joseph
{t:eIangcr. Sk0whcgan; Themlore JOS
|cph Provost Rockwood; George Sc
lrcncha. Anson: Abran Rubin, Arson;
George A. I,lais, Jackman; james Al
{crandcr Conners. Anron: Albert Mur-
|ray SkOwhcgan. Daniel John Burns,
|rcst Eorks. Alfred Henry Roucber
|slo,,bcrnn. RaInb I,crov Cianchette
|pu1eticlI. IJarmil I.acaursicre alias
ruil Iodrer Factorv ST Skowhcgan.
porlev Grant Fairfield. Goorpe Lewis
n,ianais nlias Georre Lewis Cham
hrrlun Fairfield. lanes Cecil Dun
ham Fairfield Center
II is nf narticular interest to note
that Iudpe Smear was formerly "A
teorher in Somerset County having
hncn nrincinoI of Anson Academy in
ty7G and 1877 since that time he has
bcld MANY di,tinpnished uositions. In
iSS9 and tSS5 he wos n member oe
ibo uouse of REPRESENTATIVES, for the
city or JIallowe,l In 1891 and 1893 he
vas momher of thc Senate the lat
for form being president. lie was
mayor or Gardiner for four years. from
lSSg Ia 1892 inclusive Judge Smear
was annointed to the bench ON March
> lgo9
For thc frat time in Somerset Coun-
ty woman has becn drawn to serve
on tho Jury Rcrtba NJ Wyer of Fair
field having that distinction. Other
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
CHILD DIES AFTER EAT
ING POISON TABLETS
F0ur Year Old Daughter 0i Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Goodwin OF AnSOn

The little four year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Goodwin of Anson
lied Friday from poisoning by stry-
chnine. The child accidentally got
hold of some tablets. eating quaint
ity of them and died in about IS min
utes after being found.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
WATER ELEVATION AF.
FECTS SEWERS =

The elevation of water IN the Ken
uebec River occasioned by the power
development locally, 1t Is understood.
u affecting the sewerage system on
hlm' Middle and Pleasant streets. es-
peclalIy in the lower sections of these
streets At the present time tests
are being made and elevations taken
III IN attempt to find the solution of the
Sohewlat serious problem. What the
'cmcdy will be. has not yet been de-
'ermlned but it may be necessary to
n'ert The sewers on these street to
point on the east side of the dam.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

took course in medicine at the Bow
doin Medical School. For some ter
years he has been successfully prac-
tiGng medicine in Rome.
DR. Morris was considered one o.
the most brilliant ministers to hayo
ever held a charge in the Skowhegan
churches He was not only an elu
Quent orator but had a fine sense [.
literature and was poet of no mean
ability. He was of Welsh descent Dr.
Morris is survived by a widow, hir
second Wifi
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19
DR.. ROBERT MORRIS
DIES IN ROME, n. Y.
Former Pastor Oi the First Baptist
Church Succumb> 10 Attack of
Acute Appendicitis

Word has been received here of the
death of DR.. Robert Norris from acute
appendicitis in Rome. New York Or
Morri WAS about twlve years ago pas
tor of the First Baptist Church in
He subsequently, went u
Brunswick. where he became STU
tent at Bowdoin College and later
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

+. F. Lord. who moved onto the C.
II. Boyle farm on the River road. West
side. last fall. coming here from Bath,
is negotiating with Albert Hodges for
some purebred Holstein stock, FEEDER
al tested
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

aomerfet Council Knights OF Co
'u'hous' will hold a special meeting
III the Parochial School Hall this
,hursdayl evening at 730 o'clock. As
matters of great Importance are to be
s.onSidered it is desirable to have the
iuii membership present.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
ag9ga9saaa
-Coliias Jira.- answered s,g

toliias-'Silm' JiEa. ans~sFsd hlg
DNye a
Wei. he's got his thls tisne." the
goliees2an sald, "Sku.l sulaahant-
Gays heart sank. II that nas@ II
struggling Asrn and crashing furniture
very iiksls The sund ~ the shots had
hern niutsied. The revolver gene. false
Testimony against bin. proaf that he
had threatened Collins available. Clay
snew ria, hr sas In desperate straits
~TAere WAS another gus here ~tsh
him In them g!aa rags" volunteered
ohe ~ the gAmsaers captured In the
raid
who was hesa asked the piain.
clothes maM ~ bis prIsoa~r
,lay Vas slirHf. He was thluklng
rapidly. Ills enemies had h,m trapped
Al last Stih 'hr htip - circumstance,
Why bfiu, bregtneid Into ~ II wnald
naraf troahir and worry f'r k~atricp.
BETTER sIvak ar Youag fellow, ;=%
lad advised the as'ey'i,s IL wuh't
help yea any ,n BE- sgiky You're up
against thr rIrstrir chair sure"
The Ahnuai hooked 81, Alm with
the level. uuaftaid eyes az the hilis
al sny' ks.se IA sss4t.~,4r.sk. lii Ia
rcsay he said 10 hIs sluw arswt
This handouts licked on his wrsts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
CHAPTER XVI


Ceiin Whitfnrd cam. Into the roorn
carving a morning pap~r It's step
Nas hqrIied hls,eAes sSssr, ,,NAsn,hs
-s.aAe t.etr S.s lAs, I'm os tacitetpent
in MS yulr~
"iier I've go' had news
is the BIRD Gage naodc'r sssed
fvatfine "or kass the miners called
strife arniur'
Worse than that r.lDdssys been
arrested Fer murirt"
The tottHn fell ru, ~ her hear.
She caught a, thr eurner ~ q desk ~
steady herself MuNier I, cant be Z
Must be some enc II The same rams 4"
4 reckon no, honoy It's Clay sure
enough Listen" Ne read the head,
lines ~ 'roat page story.
II ranf te clay What wanld he
BE- doius IN gambling dlse7" she
reached fDr the paper. ha, #hpB she
had It the lueS blurred baEore her
cyts Read 4. please
-Nh,tforl read the story 10 the las,
liar Ioas before he had Finished his
daughter knew the oue arrested va.
,lay She sat Down heavily. all III.
lie stricken from her young body,
us ,bpt man purand He's done
this and fastened Il on Clay. Wen
nrd way 70 prove Clay didn't DO
q"
"Nayhe. In srlf,lefrnse--"
BEATRICE pushed back hsr fathers
h"stan. suggestion, and svsn while
she dii u q wave ~ arwaa swept over
her The dead man WAS the same
criminal slim" jim Collins whom the
ca,tlcwsn had threatened In order tn
,.rutect the MiiNkan girl The facts
thar he man had been struck down nv
u chair aud that her friend claimed.
according 20 The paper. tina. the sun.
mnu ~ Grrd ,wo shots. butsrvsset
The solution offered by WhItford. But
~. sFss-sss~ -ss 81 ,Hrs .fx~s stsss,s s,s,ss
her. Afpips, reason her soni protested
that Clay cnUla rot have Killed man.
Il vns t0o horrible. too gtaxt,y. thar
through ne faults ~ others be should
br put IN sgch q situation.
And wNy should Der friend 10 IN
such place unless no had been
trapped by the enemies who were De.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
CHAPTER xv--continvsd.


Az fevbIe enmouhsge " rs real
krnsOH FIR being. Madduck's called
Itself the Uranium club" But when
a1ay found pos particular the door
keeper sas as 70 those who entered
hs gu~saed al rnee Il Was gambling
hous..
FrHa behind grating the mHn
peered At th-an dOuhttuly Esnmhrli
showed card snd after some hest
tstien OFT the part = HIS Inluisiior.
passed the examination Toward Clay
the doofseepor jerk.d bls head lnqaIr.
ingiy
Ties all right" We clubman
sourhrd
tgaln brr" Hns susplcloas ani
lengthy scrutiny
The door or.6rd fsr enough 70 lrt
them sliHi, info srantl, furnished
hall ga the landing ives smother
guard, heavy, hsa'aI looking feilow
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30
The Big-Town Round Up
BY WILLIAM MAC LEOD RAINE
CrraS William R

eyvw sg@rkl~s Few all her sasmarss
sAs~ sseo@esA Assk sxMngesvas ard 1Aa-
gsrvaa
-whas docs BE- sayy be- fasass
| ssksa.
SAYS As slastas ae~s cssy Al sis--
tAai he aassRt sAsw W. IaA THERE'S
ssuseshing wruax sls@ul VI, aarsas IN
. pssse abouf saansthsnx Im xasns
ID So, hlm, no matter wilesh~ he cas
seaye fss rUfmis ~ riot.
M'hisfsFa ls4sArd dahieas. 4 as1t
Se---~
-wesl. do bic eaashsss eat hha
III tselsss~iy, -we'rs gssiks % hes
rssass naw. WAY nclf HE says As's
IN, All right. rm shsaxvd 10 Ne
married ,e hlsa and Ire q ltght 10 see
hlw III he ia~
WHATS In your nesasle heney 7
yua'xs gs,t ss.ae kind ~ saxrarsaa,
What IL iff-
Il thisk Caary knows something.
Ny neii,Sn IL that be was ut Mad,
docks aud that hes IN blue fnak fas
TEAR he'll be fenna anA canned a. an
ncrcssnry, I'm gsanE te tiGsd cot all be
can tell n,e"
,5sGe, &Atgtase '5t
She LEAKED at her father directly. .
'se~p iaraning IN the hsely eyes A
little treaner rsn thr~agh her body
Dad. I'm goiag TO Save Clay. That's
,br cni, thing thar coants."
Her words we're an appeal, a chat
lcngS They told him that her hear,
belonged 20 the friend IN prison, ard
sleas. sAssisa- ssszs .asssst ,=s.sphnss ~ aa&
hlttgg Nhen The nurse FIRST laid her
liRy baby. IN bis arms
Ills heart Mas very tender To her,
rwhstsysT you say. sweetheart
Their chauffeur brAls thr speed
laws getting them 10 the apartment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

house for bachelors where BrosnAeid
! lived
iai. ttss Nw.ant FAR 1iyssSs @&s sftss ess,.fs1
gusrd wbrn be sf9nnd the door 70
them Beatrice was inside before hs
eaR'c aaiia Fnaks up his MIND how
hest ia ine~i this fFcn,aI attack
"we came to st~ Mr.. nromneld. +"
she ssld
"s.sry, uiss He ls really quite III,
] The tle.sfnr says"
+ "r'nni nrsa Wnnrtssf we're I'M.
Faged To be married lis very iiB-
parzani tha, ss@ hisn,"
"Yes. sniss hno~ "
THE SggaA was perfectly veil aware
thai hIs ms4ier wanted of al things
| 10 ayesd ineefiug with her. FoF
r.sstc fcaSses II a::..s:ss:t, .'rrs.1-,e4'@ 1e4
Az ss#.@ NJ collapse this morning the
Fvasts esssld ns, understand. The nst, .
business Was to protect him until he
! had recovered Isat he ca4sssa ssai aas.
| ly surn hts mssser's fsarcs~ II, NJ the
| apartment. His eyes turned IL Whit
ford and found no help there. He fesl
bark uss the usual device ~ servants.
Il dent really think he car aee yea.
! sal~s The fsrssu has sfswiaIly told
me 10 guard again. any excitement.
Rus FIJI ark Mr., KrnfnseiA f-if he
feels np tn II.
The ssset PASSED araso ehst wRs evi-
e~eilF a AssirS.sa End cies|i the anssr
tetsnsf aira, There wss faint mar.
| mar " sesc*s
Ira Tfahg tn nnw." Beatrice IA
neare~si abruptly To her fafher
Ssse aseaed forward gpsckly. t.efnfr
whstsyvi could step hes. whipped
tp@m she dssv ard s4~Ef~~i lpts the
Fvxstm. Tier fataaer fsstla~.i h*s NV.
t1csansly.
| t'aarsnaan. sa a firgged DRESSING
Ecwn. LAP rrcrp<-i UP hy pg!ss~s h.
xaae fh~ t@d vas tray. Hgon ~hich
xMs Ae~ant@~ III whisky and 4
sirA<G ~ sm.s. His HxaSw s-ess4d 10
have fallen toxssbxs and biz se~sDea
tar~ xss that ~ an cid m&a. Hst n
ws. sse e7~s that head b~r. They
wtfs fxsi NJ s.srk tesrw. Tire sock In
sAsm scsk tss esrs's breath. They said
A~f shst III had sssdsssrne soxss Er~si
shd~k.
fie @hlvrreA ~ saxht x her.
| ~whss N n. CgsryY- rue trssA. fsev.
| INC scxxrd etsa. -Ts:: sre-sea ~ MI
| akrue t.
-f--rm iil~ He sssk&d Il fsss >
busniag tArssE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

N 0--g,
whJ VAS un doubt tho "rhptkctout '
lie too. locked thtlA ascr tiv~ely, Tut
after & silue, ut JNr card drew aside
10 lrt tnr,a pass
Through a ,.auf near IAt head w IN,
stairs the, pfotr,i Int. a LARGE room,
evidently nndc from -e,rgai sulIrr
ones vita IA, partitions turn uaan aud
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

tcrFa'0s4s tss rT.n Alnl Ske kr~r h.
bad eonsegaet fer ren who wsxtrys
thrir energies IN fniise das1gatlsaa
He wxs teo clean. too maeh 4 saa vi
,Ac stat-swsEs dessert. to ssrc any
tAlng sho0t the Issw pseasar~o III I'm
t,rcwnt ard surttvr ytce. He WIS the
last aaan she kns~ Ekely to he found
qaSNyinx a den VT this sort-
Trad, I'm g@nr 10 hfnA.~ sAs NM
rowsced w9tA craxy aexssian.
Her father assred 10 prssess. riss
Impulse. tssa was 20 stana by the
t-etHs i'm need. HE had no ts-sht Cfay
had killed the man. but be haa 3 sure
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

Fins Us " rsssn ~xsnkss~y
Ts~ term fs5Rs~s as~cr6inx IN BSl
hsasA. h sss Indian. hst DysrA \
ne~ss a. ssass anA sssyrss. III
srFss~d NJ shs hNrEt,<rs ri Mr. 4
ssrdam 10 fts@ inxRa~Fs Hsn csn
tsrrt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-30

rrrw his uostrils twItrhed With fas
ttdious il,dain, ilr played hut his
latereSt ives not IN the = heel ifH.
rand had Promised thar there would
be women ana that pue n them shouid
b. hrihs,l 70 maks ciaim upnn csay
st me proper mnfn+Hi Hv had m ~,
hagFy 'reilug that the gang polgiieisn
had thrown hAu dnss ia fais II So.
what did tbss bean' Had Dursnd
-"tpe card up bis sIreva' Nas he
using him ~ II entspsw 90 rake In his
oau chps,nu,s1
clarend"n bsomHeIj hersu ca weak,
IN Ile and ebay wrrp the only two
men in The rufag N evening alUlhes
His aurs'lns eve yrll 90 tough, sctrr~d
faces cha, offered his fears IN re-
assurance Aay vus er I'll ~ them
might hc aG~nts NJ uuTnd
lle shaved an ~ his chips ent pm,
TING htIr u them on number eight shA
Tire rvsi 90 ssp,s,,eru IIis object WAS
-. lsssS hts aawv@ s,syTaesfsHr~sfq sse pc
free 70 ga ~ vi. annoyance the
shirl'ns hsli dr,Gr'i Into the pocket
labeled elght
Tets get ont ~ This hole he snii
- lindsay IN low yoier II don't
like g."
suits me a.rrts' the ether
As Rsomrrid MAS ca,h,aE hls rh'rs
/. CbY cspys-.risldlS te 4,tsatl9a Two
lSsa.sal i4-St~tp gla,. WA ,l.i.t, spatA llls.
~ ttcm Nas "Slm" llm Collins 'he
ether Gorilla Dave As SET they bad
not seen him lie ~ nat ln"k VI them.
bu. ~ hls host There vas question
IN his Mind be wanted sulveA The
cmhmsn'~ easr passed oser both ''te
ns's, -uoers without L,he least sign ~
recognition
II Il'ut Know vhat Tits tlat was
iite ~ IA rFser have tronrNt YOU
vFal1AifrI clarendon - friend -
mine tnli me about T. Ties guf
querr rancy II he ukcS this fruf,De,i
dive"
rlay acquitted Nrvmfrl1 ~ cot.
stlrary IT, must have been tailed
herr tv Iuraats mcu Ills host Ind
nothing ~ ~ Win II What tory
The, could uat or,ply attack h,u
"S'm Jim's ewes fell oa Kim lie
ruisri Pave Roth NJ thr,n standing
near the entrance watebrt Lindsay
steadily.
Some one outside the d.S'r ralse,,
The cry "'i'he bulls are cou,lp'"
Inxau'ly 'he room leap,-i 20 nm
fird excitement Men dtyrd 'or the
te"rS bets forgotten and rfirs srat,
'rrrd over ne fnor Chairs verr
smashed MS they charged over them
tables overturned The urRary we're
'resitru unhrrfoot
lromHcl3 vent Into n panic WHY
ha3 tn hrFn Fool eoensh ~ ,r,iS,
pursrd' W dnrtr the fellow would
ruin him ~ vilUne'y ~ hr would
i!udSay The rall ~as tr'e,n min
uteS ahead - sfhr1Bl. time The
wer'' politician had BETRAYED him. He
zee sue ~ H. Az rsr carefully prs
parn' mans agreed up;,a he 'ot,lsot,i
rrea4l,!ly, llis s,,M tlhl..i.s..ss.i MA h
cave hlmsclf not 70 'rap BE rival
LINDSAY caugh, him nv tho sra
let's try N. back rooua"
: He followed c1av. ruFaurs rsn-.
men NJ Via he.,ls
Tho lights vent on,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-17
SHORT RUN
ASGHASSSSaaHSaAG&

Z a
usGGGGSSSSG2GSSSS9SSSSSGS,s5
A delightful surprise party was Civ
en- Mrs. Mary Wilson on last Satur
day evening, the event being her
birthday anniversary. A gorgeous
camp fire supper was prepared and
Just as it was to be served the auto
mobiles. bearing her sisters, Mrs. D.
Johnson and Mrs. c. w. Junkins, of
Keyser. w. Va, and Mrs. z. H. Moon,
of Eagle Rock, together with their
respective husbands and children, ar
rived. When supper was over and
the cool Autumn-like evening begun
to fall, large bonfire was lighted
and a pleasant hour was spent in CON
versation. Later the strum of Ha-
waiian guitars, mingled with sweet
voices gave very appropriate and
peaceful ending to the pleasant oc-
casion. The invited guests were: Mr..
Edgar Arnold and son Justin, of Key
ser, w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bar
rack, Mrs. c. f. Rafter. Mrs. S. S.
Bender and Mr.. Alive Bender, of Kitz-
miller, and Miss Victoria Chappell, of
Cumberland.
Mr.. Mary Reckley and Mrs. Ray S.
Lentz and two little daughters of
Hambleton, West Va, are spending
the week visiting at the home of Mr..
Daniel Wilson.
Mrs. Blanche Wilson, of Kitzmiller
spent a few days here fast week visit
ing at the Wilson Homestead Farm.
Mr.. C. w. Harvey, of Hendricks, w.
Va, spent Sunday at this place the
guest of his mother, Mrs. S. f. Har-
vey.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Harvey were Wis
iting friends at Sulphur, West Va,
last Sunday.
Some of our young folks attended
the entertainment given by Mr.. HON.
er Rodeheaver at the Park last Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Clyde Harvey, Of Rowlesburg,
West Va, is spending some time at
this place visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. P. H. Smith
FOR SALE-627 ACRES OF LAND.
Located two miles southwest of
Bittinger, adjoining the Christian
Beachy and Henry Bethel farms;
large number of sugar trees; good
soil adapted to farming or grazing;
viii cut up into small tracts to suit
purchaser if desired.
For particulars apply to NJ. NJ.
SCHROCK, Real Estate Agent, Mt.
Lake Park, advertisement PA
WANTED-Men for tannery and
bark piling; good wages and steady
employment Apply to Lang Horton
Tanning Co., Hutton, Md.-Adver-
tisement 23-3t.
LOST-On road between Oakland
and Thayerville, Friday, automobile
tire on rim, covered with black cas-
ing. Finder please return to Frantz
Hotel, Advertisement q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-08-17
F A r NJ
FOR SALE

A farm of ~ acres and IA rods,
formerly known as the Thomas Thay-
er farm, situated on Elder Hill, near
Friendsville, Md, with acres Of corn
and 615 acres of oats and u tons of
hay. The corn still standing in the
field. Nearly one acre of potatoes; a
good truck garden; both apple and
pear trees; nine-room house; two
barns; milk house; grain house; hog
house and other outbuildings.
TERMS-$3,O 600; one-half cash and
balance on time if desired.
Apply to or address
]. 0. TAYLOR,
Friendsville, Md.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

OKLAHOMA CITY. OEh.
April Jean T. Day mllbou.
lur political power Of Osl4
boma. va, rNuu,rltrd hy % cor
rucr, jury following uu m.
uc,t into the death o' Colonel
Paul Ward Eeek. American
aviator
The jury f1md that Bc,s
u1, accidentally slain Joy Day
Days cxou,rat|m followed %
dramatic recital hy Day mj
1., wife of rrakN attack .l
Mrs DAY.
The n. ..nf tu t. lolh.rH.
uon. with prayer hs Coroner N.
W NDW .l.Am- wls uut uuN
about bBIf hour
Tho verdict Wt- returned lf'r.
Dry had scored County Attorney
Forrest Iuehe- for alleged r,lI'"
lions cast asu.n.t Mr. HHE IrH
DAYS chtrnef,rlza' Hf hi- wife
as goddess ~ purity
The ycrdirt Of tho Jury .u part
Wu- as follow
HTrnm evidence Huhuirf.I we
conclude tulf Jean o. uHE vIH
.uatiu,I 900 defending his Vlf. amt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
Nave Your Clothing Bundle Ready
y When the Elks Go BY

This afternoon at o clock feet OF automobiles will
leave the Ek club to drive through every street in Abu
auerque These cars, driven by El mission OF
meoyand TO accomplish they counting the ooopera
tsen and the generosity Of the people of Albuquerque
The Bureau of Charities and the Salvation Army need
hes for the poor The supply given by the people of this
y Christmas has been exhausted II has relieved much
lherlng and added TO the comfort of many women and
iehiidsen.
here hardly home in Albuouerque that has not
hrtc Of used clothing not likely be used again 0ugruwn
iens garments and shoes out style womens clothing
~ mems clothng-hese, l serviceable will be wei
yomed by the charity workers and spring houseceanng In
almost every home viii disclose such articles.
The Elks will not knock at any doors They will look
lbn front door steps Tor bundles
you haven't prepared your bundle attend TO it right
breakfast Tie IL securely Be is on your door
.ep promptly al o'clock this afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
\ D SIGH I
OF PEACE IN
COAL STRIKE
Week Passes With
Both Sides Maintain
ing Positions
py UI.i.BI.I,T ". MiI.kIR.
4 nitrd Ptc~~ staff turrcspondUnn

NAeltINgTDN tpru NuTn.
Gr.t w..k Of tho nation wide coat
f.trtk. hns cut coal production fo
onc-third ot normal ,spetts of th'
hurtHu uf Satiatios ut the depart
uip,rl u. commerce estimated tH-
night
...,..t. tlIa lt In uruIu.fIuu
a.r.. ..aI l..uF mined added Co., iu.
't.s. r,-,,y,. az .b.upu 600 tons 900
t.nd when fIs v,.tkput started
.,y,ii b. .uff.,t,ut to rrot,,t ig,
tntlou ap,ln..t "a uei snortarp fnf
.,.oI. fb,u tv, months "a, i,t-t
Rfi,I,ls ..l
.....,... t.... ...,,...t ..
"t,', ..,.,,,.a ,.., .'..,l
'"''N . g .t.,....'
~" wv ~, t.'.r,.-, ..',,....
'l.,'N ,. '.. -, .f
rrofIt..rIry has been received uy
eb. d.rnrttn.nt of Justice. which
t.s arr.t.n..d u ,yIu dstf dra.tI.
,,lty win, amy .usb notion.
~. -, nh,
M'anW hi" ih" i'"'iHt t'f''u
mem has mad" % clonr thni DO viii
not send federal truuu- ini" mln-
lus c"ni'rs 20 1u"il disorder un-
less state troops ar" ah7olut'} Hh-
able u cope win "a" Htuni"h.
Secretary of War Weeks today
refu.pd the request 81 Governor
gHcch.m % Sew Mexico Cor uoops.
Eft,,,. ,y tho b,,,-. iat.or ,,,,-
mitt.e Co effect settlement ~
IN. strike now seem 60 have Nil.
unlly un chance uf success. Al
thourh tho committee may appeal
40 Iruudtut Harding Co insist
N The operators agree u" enter
AZ" conference j. u l'unA.
a. tfetaft OFT iN' lhnl"hH hiN'
y ppei at"fH hNH"eiation. t"Id ih'
,ommitifr tH1f al efforts 2" nfinE
~ tbOut roni.reur" ln th" central
rohnp"ul1' ttclh VIII pc h"n'
iefr %" i"' .In'i Co NiF" me
enson q" ih" nrhcf. STATING ih'i
re would convey them O." 'h'it
nnn Nn'iH 900 pri'htr
= The hou., to-day inserted uru-
'llleiuu iu the department ul I..
.o app uprl#fiun hU prHh.Huus
lhe attorney E.utral from urIug.us
thuy action against any organize
No or individuals who snter u
tu improve wDrElua
. .i0ns. te lusr,a.r waau-. 'f..
I'm was '0 give % ler.-iutiy- u..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09
1900, 600 Elks'
! Club Burns at
New Orleans

1 NEW ORLEANS. Aprl 3 ono
eman is believed 20 have lost his
H. aud others may been suffn-
lted in FIRE which destroyed the
Nv Eiks club here az H loss uf
h 600 GOO tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-09

Jean y, Day. former stn'c surrcmr
court justice, who shot iirut
t'1ul " nrck 60 death nnt
says the aviator attacked hi-
Witr.
arms Wilmington unmarked. aa
he finished reading the statement.