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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
SENDS SEVEN STOCK
JUDGES TO CHICAGO
Madison County Team Will
Represent Indiana at Live
Stock Exhibit.

LAFAYETTE. Ind Nov. 29.-The
Purdue University live stock judg-
ing team. which Will compete I'm the
intercollegiate Judging contest at
the International Live Stock Expo
s!tiOn I'm Chicago next week. left here
last night The team is composed of
; r. Angl.n, Warsaw; w. L. Allen
and c. T.. Young Frankfort. ". NJ
Hamilton. StockwelI; Y. V Free
man. Bentonville; L. II. Baunan
North Manchester. and W. c. Cro-
we'll Burnettsville The team was
accompanied by Prof. ". W. smith
the coach. Since 1913, the Purdue
teams have won the contests twice
in 1916 and 1920.
Purdue will have - head Of fist
steers. n heifer. seven Angus an ]
seven Short Horns at the show. to-
gether with nine Shropshire and
Hampshire wcthcrs in the past
FIVE years Purdue has shown the
grand champion steer three times
In 1917. Merry Monarch; i'm 1918.
F'yyIe knight and i'm 1920. Black
Ruler. The purdue cattle was
shipped today
Indiana VIII be represented in the
Junior live stock division by the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
BLACKSTONE

The phoJOplay that mas made q
sensation wherever it has been
shown is sherlock Holmes" star
rms John Barrymore, now at the
Blackstone theater.
The very name, Sherlock Holmes.
is an open seasamc 10 the world OF
mystery and adventure. when it is
coupled with that OF Americas
greatest aCtor-the combination &.
one 20 cOuJure with.
The screen sherlock Holmes. %
has been fashioned upon the model
OF the stage version made OF Sir
Arthur Conan Doyle's stories by
William Gillette and used by him
with such conspicuous success uDon
the speaking stage. In IT. the great
detective is made very human
person struggling against the mastes
mind OF London's criminal world for
the happiuess-evcn the ufe-of the
woman he loves.
John Barrymore plays the title
role and Sherlock Holmes" lives on
tho screen even more srdcntIy than
he lived % printed word or spoken
play
In -he cast OF players occur such
DISTINGUISHED names as Carol
Dompster- who plays the role OF
Alice Faulkner the leading lady:
Roland Young. who is ;he faithful
Watson. and Gustavc Won SevTertitz.
who gives an amazing portrait OF
The despiCable Professor Moriartv.
Hcid3 Hopper. Auders Rand Ilnh
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Screen
By the Press Agent.)
AUDITORIUM

"Galver.s Valley" John Glberts
Attest starring vehicle which was
shown a- the Auditorium theater
lGs. night and which is being shown
Tor the last time today. undoubtedly
deserves 10 DO ranked as one OF tie
best picture that has been shown
here recently. tn addition 10 tho
splendid acting Of the star and the
casts surrounding him the ulm is
noteworthy because OF its absorbing
story and because Of the care with
which IL has been produced In adj
Gtuol to Air. Gilbert the cast in
0cdcs Sylvia Braemer Phuo Nc
COloush Herschall Mayall. and Lulu
Warrentor Mystery is the keyuote
blended with 81 strong love theme.
The story moves swiftly and power
fully % highly dramatic conclu-
SION. THE solution Of the mystery
win como as q surprise 10 even tine
uaost sophisticated thcltorIocr-
"Calvsrts Valley sustaiHs the spec
tators interest from tho very begin
ming and contains every element
Necessary 90 really worth while
picture.
4 comedy Lay Bones" is also be-
ins shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Stage
CBy the Press AGENT
OLIVER

Gertrude Hoffman IS coming 20
the Oliver thcater. Thanksgivl
matinee and night, IN her new revue,
Hello. Everybody" In addition 20
Miss Hoffman there il a company OF
81 vaudeville entertainers. Including
well known comedians and come
dlennes, dancers and a chorus hand
picked by Miss Hoffman herself
Hello, Everybody has 20 scenes.
The majority are said to be unusual
examples OF tho scenic painters art.
4 Russian ballet, calling for the
services Of nearly all the company
and headed by Miss Hoffman, has
been prepared by the master. Fo-
kline. The book IS by McElbert
Moore and the music by J. Fred
Coots. a combination IN authorship
which was responsible for much Of
Spice OF 1922 which was the sum-
mer success at the Winter Garden,
New Yock. The dances. other than
the ballet, were staged by Dave
Bennett. we'll known as a master IN
musical comedy stagecraft.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Venue Emlbezzlenlent Case
TO Superior Court .JuriSt

Attorneys for Fred c. Lyle. the
man who invited disaster for him.
self and his bondsmen Tuesday by
not taking seriously his father-in-
laws suit charging him with en-
bezzllng $1,000 venuod the case
from the Circuit court TO Superior
court No. Wednesday
Thinking that the suit against
him was a joke or effort TO brighten
him. Lyle failed 10 appear in court
Tuesday when the case was called
because he thought his father-in-
law would dismiss the charges. Only
tho efforts and pleadings Of his at
torney saved the bondsmen from
forfeit.ng q $1,000 bond they had
posted.
LNie. who formerly sold tomb
stones for his father-!n-law. is
charged with embezzling $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Secrets of the MoUies Revealed

far the movies ln which Thomas
Mc-ghan VIII take the leading part?
A. Booth Harrington IS 20 write.
q story for Thomas Meighan and
viii eollaborate I'D Its adaptation
and direction.
o. What three films written 5y
famous authors VIII soon be shown
.H whsh Thomas Melghan w.,. be
seeug
a. Me.ghan VIII soon be seen In
George Ade's Back Home and
Broke" ". G. Kinks, white Heat %
and ala unnamed story by Rex
Beach.
. What famous movie star IS
posing for a bronze statute OF Al
m.ral Faragut?
A. George Fawcett IS posing for
Gutzon Borgium who is making a
war group for Military Park.
Newark, y. J. F'awcett - interpret
ing Admiral Farragut.
ono Of the most vicious looking
Williams Of the screen once directed
Maude Adams. Who IS he? The
answer in tomOrrow's column
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
PALACE

An extra good vaudeville bill has
been arranged at the Palace, start
ing today with tho schedule Of
shows the same as that on Saturday
and Sunday. with three perform
ances of the vaudeville being given,
at $3.50. Gas and . o'clock.
Featured on the vaudeville por-
ton Of the program is Boganny's
Comedians. a group Of eight dimin-
utive funsters who offer the laugh
able act. "SchIo. Days" Some Of
tho comedians &c midgets and ev-
eryone knows how funny these lit
tie people are. The act Is a scream
from start TO finish, and when il
played other large cities this season
was given most favorable mention.
In numerous poses, depicting an
cient and modern art. beautiful
models charm with their graca in
"Rainbow's End" an act Of colCrful
originality. which takes second hon
ors on the same bill. Lloyd and
GOode, blackface comedians. form
one OF the Cleverest singing and
dancing duos 10 he heard this sea-
son. Mr.. Goode had q record with
several musical comedy successes.
the most recent OF which was
You're IN Love" which had a long
New York run. Valentine NoX, to-
gether with his almost life-like
dummy, offer a ventriloquil novelty
that is above par Ben Mowatt, a
breezy chap, and his dainty partner.
Billie Mullen. offer an act that
crowds into its Is minutes OF mirth
and melody, many unique comedy
bits.
Charge It. viii be the feature
picture, starting this afternoon anG
continuing for the balance of the
week. Its cast is headed by Clara
klmball Young.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Charge AUTO Pilot Drunk
While DriTiug Machine

Said to have attempted 10 drive
his automobile while under the in-
fluence OF liquor, Edward Martin. -.
92S y. Eddy St. was arraigned be.
fore Special Judge Kovacs in city
court Wednesday. charged with
driving his automobile while iutoXi-
Gated. \ hearing was set for sat
urday.
An automobile having no card
and container resulted. in the arrest
OF Ernest Mast, Il. Plymouth, Ind.
He is held pending an investigation
into the ownership OF the car.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

C. Iu makue applications for
i oVe careers should candidate
-uaut photographs or should theg
make efforts t1 obr1.1 personal .n-
tert-sv-
s. Tho possession az saog looks.
personality and intelligence which
make success or taa screen cannot
- determined ly photograph 90
sag- I;- D. Mcintyre Go.dwyu caste
srE director. II prefer am interview
md motion picture CAMERA test.
lwou.d not advise any ore Co come
a. Ions distance 90 che studio ON the
eFdeHce ~ "a photograph alone.
q Who IS now general manager
~ the Associated First National
Pcturcs Ine.e
s. Richard &. Rowland. former
IS pr0 dent Of The Metro company
-rccecIs j. ID. Williams. recently re-
fsned as general manager OF tho
Assoc4ced F.rss National Pictures.
Iur.
O. What famous author pre-
pairing a story 20 be used exclusively
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Organization
First on Bond List There

The first health bond 10 be pur-
chased in ATishawaka. has been Sc
cured by the Patron-Teachers Assn.
OF the Battell school il was an
nOunced Wednesday. Miss Mary
Phillips, principal of the Battell
school. who takes great pride jn
having her school rank high in
every way. explained the matter Of
the health bonds and was very
much pleased with the response Of
the association. This health bond
viii be placed on display. as will
others that are purchased in NTisha-
wake
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
CONSTRUCTION OF
SUNNYSIDE CHURCH
BEGINS SOON, SAID
Congregation Also TO Remodel
Residence Now Used as
Church House.

Plans have been prepared and a
building permit obtained for the
sunnyzide Presbyterian church. 10
be built on the southwest corner Il
Washington av. and Francis S.
The new church is described as OF
two-story construction. with fu.I
basement. II Will have ID 59-foo,
frontage on Francis 50. and sS-foo.
on Washington az.
Already or the church property iz
a brick house. used presently by thu
congregation 80 a place OF worship
until the completion OF the new
edifce. Building operations are "a
commence II once and il is believed
work OF construction Will have pro-
crossed enough 10 hold services by
next summer.
TO Remodel Residence.
The completion Of the new church
viii permit remodeHuE the lower
floor Of the house, built for temper
airy use as q church and intended
for a rcctory The pastor. Rev. NJ
NJ. Rodgers, has resided in the old
mense. us l.. Colfax av.. adjacent
TO the site OF the church. destroyed
by fire three years ago.
The old church property OF Col
fax nv. now is the site OF .wo
dwellings The Francis ST. property
was purchased by the congregation
soon after the fire and q movement
put on foot for the erection OF q
new and magnificent edidce
The new church, when built, will
have abundant capacity and will
amply take care of an increasirg
membership, it is said. Its arChi-
lecture will be imposing. Il IS un,
derstood that the CONTRACT has been
awarded 20 an out-Of-town firm.
Cost Of the structure was not an
nOunced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
First Three Health Bonds
Sold IN Center TOtrnShiL

Mrs.. g. ". Foote. of Center
township. representing tho. Tuber-
cu.oS.s League. reports the sale Of
two more health bonds in advance
oi the date OF the formal opening
OF this sale. L was in this township
that the first health bond for the
county was purchased by the Rose
berry school
The other two have been taken
hy the -. Joseph County Horticul-
t1lro. society and the Cleaners OF
Center township. Mrs. Foote pre-
sautcd the matter at recent meet
ires ot these organizations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
PrinceiOnP pGny
WdntS to Buy Out Firm

WASHINGTON Nov. - The
Princeton Telephone co.. the Oak.
land city Telephone GO. and the
Indiana Bell Telephone CO. aU of
Indiana. today filed with the inter-
state commerce commission "a join.
application To enable the Princeton
company To- purchase the properties
or the other two companies The
Princeton and Indiana Bell Tc.s-
phone companies are competitors i'm
Princeton Ind. ara The Indiana Bel
and Oakland City aye competitors in
Oakland city, Ind. Tho purCEas.
81 ara horned. Will be made by ,V-
change OF Princeton company stoc,
for stock Of the other two companies
after their properties have been ar-
praised
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
QuGrrelsOme Husband
DriUeS Mate to Death

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. -
tBy ]. y. S.)-The body Of Mrs.
Kate Daniels. %. was found in
room of her home here today. An
empty carboic acid vial and a note
from her husband told the police
the story OF a domestic tragedy
II am going 20 leave YOU unit you
quit chewing the rag so much. The
note read
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

canes CAL starring Dorothy Phil
lips. today The picture tells Of the
romance Of the great sea. and the
mystery OF the underworld. and of a
Wild untamed girl. who fell in love
with a traitor.
Miss Phillips IS supported by a
cast Of excellence including Robert
Ei..S. Wallace Beery. James o.
Borrcws and Frances Saynond.
The Understudy." with the love-
uest little Flapper Of them all. Doris
May. IN the featured part comes 20
the Castle on Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

A good Goa! is always the Oess.
Try our old Ben. Premium. Amber
jacket or Black Joe. Al are low in
ash and SCOT. and high in heat units.
-o9i pounds per ton always.-C. II.
Detrees, aIJ ;. Taylor ST. Bell go,
LIZ. 527@.-Coal. Lime. Cement.
Face Brick ana General Mason Sup
plies ADV. G29-ts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

oe inc attraction tor one week, with
Jackie Coogan as the star Young
Jackie's performance in this IS
surely one of the most irresistible
things which has ever been put on
lean John Kidd from the wicked
the silver screen. When he walks
child OF Charles Dickens brain"
SAID a critic on the Now York World
when the picture was shown a. the
Strand recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30

Madison County boys team which
won az the Indiana state fair. The
following compose the team:
Fred Taylor. Robert Thomas Bert
McCallister and Frank LukeuS-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
AUTO TIRES COST LESS

Buy your auto and truck tires
from US. We stock standard brands
Of first quality in ali sizes Come and
see US before you buy. We sell your
favOrite tire for less and noun:
them while you are resting. Ludwig's
Auto supply. 4OS S. Michigan st.
est
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-30
Sale Of Railroad
Is Again POSTPONED

DENISON. Texas N0V 2e-O- \
whitehead. chief operating officer
OF the Missouri, Kansas and Texa-
railroad. announced that the sac q
the Katy. scheduled for today had
again been postponed. Il is expect
cd tho sale viii le held two weeks
from today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24
Wire Flashes

WNsHISGTON. March 23-Repor'a 10
rHs commerce department show thaf ihH
'i1o ~ business dcptcsricn and un'wplny.
mont haa been defnltoly checked. COL
Arthur woods chief ~ recretafy N Con-.
utfta 1iluNer.a permanent committee uu
unemployed. declared his aftetnoon
NEW youR. March aa-Four armed
bandits fUIty hold up tre uawuahop ~
IIs.af.iu Hud brothers hud escaped with
several thousand dollars worth of inwoIry.
NEW yorR. March "a Albert n
WIHn.u ur.H.Irrt ~ the chase National
.'rH aaa toi'y cig.tg,h presiien, oi ih.
Iate q. uartun Hepburn.
NlSIuEAL March a. -- President
UHf1'tr Hnd gcnrfal PorFhinr VIII ho in
r.irI io niHt unwaon county iu mo event
iHrg y.ali hHata thia summer o. was ON.
n1uncod today
wAsWsGruH March aa.-psstraysrs
nl.h were placed ont ~ oomu|.s'nn
HrrFi.r. according Co trcumfurn'H TONS
made today 40 Secretary Of uc Navy Done
ty Boy " special hoord ~ ofhoors
LowsytLir. Ky, March a1 .-r.ro to.
dHv destroyed tho offices aui 'uuncou
plant ~ W @ MaiWrns eul sons. "n'
damaged irurrBl other buullugH 90 on
estimated 'Eicut of t2Ot.o0o.
IONpON. NHr.h 97.The IIsh bul
creating tho irish Troo STATE passed tua
I.HHff Hf1pr foo the house ~ lu.uH today
sUl Will como up Tor thrd rradIug sion.
day
WA&uINGTOE . Medical lectures Hrs
being hruHdrHHtfd from Warrington nH
radio telephone tbrca limos woos public
health officials stated TODAY.
CItCAGOaA "E per rent reduction m
dining prices vnH announced today by
] tIa management or the UuUiuufuu r4'Is
/ road which also stated that table d'hul0
service will nn introduced IN i's dining
ears.
ClUgfCANA. Texas March a9aShm
/ u"t ls was shot and KILLED here last
! NIGHT Mrs Myrto iIbyuo, who r. rsid
] hy officers 10 have objected 20 Holra Ht
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24

f.rtions =, her daughter is detained iu
connection with iun shooting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24

Il is 20 deliver 1000 volumes TO the
Tulsa public library. Frank II. Reed.
president Of the club, and In almost
constant personal touch with head
quarters, announced Thursday after
noon that G.O9S books have been re-
ceived
The club started its campaign with
the intention OF obtaining at least
10000 volumes. Considering the re-
sponse from book-ownlng citizens
since the drive started, President
Reed is confident tho needed 3,9O2
books will be received before Satur-
day night, when the campaign for
maily closes.
However. Reed explained, the
Cedar i5--will be main
tanned for several days afterward for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24

The charge against Blaine was flled
by Knott the day following Knotts
arrest for investigation Al the
time the police chief explained that
Knott had been In custody only a
few hours and that his arrest had
been made on the theory that he
answered the description OF man
wanted by authorities elsewhere.
Knott was Immediately released
from iail when II was learned that
he was not the man wanted, accord
ing 70 chief Blaine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24

HNTDN UDUGE. IN .-#01vsrr0r parke,
tuIaY isrued ON appeal ~ the law officers
Of louisiana 20 HupprrHs with nu Iron
nFrH." the ku KluE Khan. where they afe
seeking 90 supplaut the machinery ~
Justice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24
More Witnesses for nur.,.

LOS ANGELES. March 23-ron.
new witnesses reported to hay. ,.,,
mony materially supporting a..
claim that the murder was comr.
ted by two roughly dressed ro,,s
are being sought by investigators *
ing in the preparation Of the defI
Of Arthur Burch, whose rcir.5I y.
the Staying OF J. Bolton Kop,a5,
begins in Superior Judge Raoys..
court Monday, IL became known t,'
daN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24
GERMANS RESENT
DEBT INCREASES
Wirth Expected to Either
Refuse Added Burden
or Quit His Post
MAY BALK AT GENOA
Chancellor is Urged by One
Wing Of Politicians TO De
cline Conference Invitation

LONDON. March aa.-Tho allied
economic cypoIs who are wording
out tho details of tho ugcnla inr Tho
Genoa economic conference today
agreed to draw up recommendation
for tho op,nns of tHd. relations
with soviet Nua..n
BERLIN. March s7.-Cormauy
may rrusc lu u.fUui tho ul.I-
national economic conference uH ihD
rpsulf of tu. .UwUry indemnity con.
dtluua imposed upon luHt country
nv the alU0d rruuuNuus DummI"lpu
30 was learned today FROM au nu-
thor.iu'Iyu source. IL be- expected
the developments OF the next week
will SHOW whether ur not this couu-
try win participate at GcuuI
They Bnlk nt More 1nNcs
Il is understood that the German
government already has decided 10
reject tho roporotiuns cOmmlwion
decisions which Impose virtual
financial Euardiaushlp upon this
country. The people would be bur
deucd with an additional G,0OO,0OO,-
600 marks IN taxes alone.
Tho only question rs what form
tho rejection shall take. There arc
two alternatives Chancellor Wirth
may take;
Resignation, or sharp note tell
ing tho allies that Germany viii not
consider the demands
parllumCntarlnns close 10 Chanccl-
ior Wirth are urging him to send q
negative note. assuring him that II
will mean consolidation OF tho do
incHtic political front" weakening Of
a OF lt
hand. many OF the chnuccllor's ad-
vlsers are suggesting delay OF three
or four days In making n docision,
holding that something may hap
pen In the meantime.
PolnCnrC Gets Blame.
Indignation has centerod against
Premier Polncnrc Of France, who II
characterized Rs "Gormany's hang
man"
premier Poincare knows that lie
is confronting Germany with obli-
cations that cannot be fulfilled"
said tho Lokal AnzciEer. but he
wants TO play his willy game OF fight
ing tho war after tho war is over.
Poncarc may logically gloat for tho
Indemnity note may be one OF the
milestones In tho French ambitions
TO mako tho Rhine their frontier"
II is known that strong pressure
~ being brought upon Chancellor
wirth by parllamentarians OF various
parties TO make n bold stroke by re-
fusinR 10 participate In the Geona
meeting. They contend this would
be the best answer Germany could
make, 20 the rcpartlons Commis-
sion.
Soviet May Also Decline.
Information has reached Berlin In
diCnting that, hchind tho scenes nj
Moscow, considerable movement IL
IN progress against the Gcona con-
ference and that some officials OF
the soviet are Attempting TO per-
suade Lenlno that II might be wiso
20 refuse TO participate In view Of
the conditions that may be imposed
upon Russia.
Tho German press takes the View
that, in face of the new indemnity
demands engineered by France, tho
Genoa conference may become a
farce.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-24

fault Of q $1,000 bond pending pre-.
liminafy hearing which was set for
April Z. 10 is alleged that williams
entered the home Of Frank johnson,
1905 North Greenwood. the night OF
March 81, with the intent 10 commit
robbery
a NOVEL CHARGE was made
against Jim Berry. negro, Thursday
in an information filed before jus
tlce John H. Query. by Richard
Williams. another black. Williams
claims that Berry. representing him
self as a federal officer, placed VIII
Hams under arrest and later agreed
TO give him his freedom for SO. the
| complaining negro says that he paid
/ the $40 and was released from the
| custody Of the posing officer. Al
/ his arralgnmcnt Berry entered n plea
/ of not guilty and was ordered TO iai
under q $500 bond pending prellmi.
unry trial which waR set for April 4
-
THREE MEN charged with chIc't
on theft, entered pleas Of not guiltN
when hnlcd before Justice John II
query. Thursday, for arraignmou,
They were Tom owens, R. s. ant
Mark Thomas. All three men wcr,
placed I'm JAIN in default OF $500 bono
each, pending preliminary hoaring
which was set for April 4. They ar,
accused Of stealing nine chickens
from G.. T.. Orff of Turlcy. Officers
IHIlcgc that tho three men have beer
4 systematically pilfcriug tho hem
roosts of farmers near Tulsa fOl
several weeks.
THE CHARGE Of disturbing IN,
peace, brought against chief Of po
lice Gcofgc II Blaine by Gcorg,
Knott. was dismissed Thursday hl
Justice j. ". Thompson. The dis
misall came after Knott had failc'
to produce sufficient evidence, ac
cordiug 10 the Justices ruling, Knot
was ordered 10 pay nll court costs