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USED CARS

We now have the choicest lot OF
used cars that II has ever been our
good fortune 20 secure. We exercise
especial care In purchasing these cars
IN order that we might ofrer our Gus
toners only the best obtainsble In
used cars. Everyone reconditioned
and in Al running order and a
guaranteed title goes with every car
1920 Hudson super-siK-Power and
pep TO spare. good rubber and paint.
1921 Auburn Beauty six-Looks like
new, runs even better; Just the car
1918 Hudson Coupe-Cold weather Is
coming. but YOU can be comfortable in
this coupe. Good paint and rubber;
~ is2i studebaker sedan-Thls IS ore
OF the best cars on our floors; only
moderate use: looks and runs Ike
new and at a price you can't beat.
1920 Dodge Touring - Everybody
knows and wants a Dodge. because
they give sausfaotion. You'll get IL
IN this car. and AZ reasonable price.
Tires and paint like new.
1921 Studebaker-Winter top. This
Is a combination winter and summer
car. thoroughly reconditioned In every
respect. and bargain. too.
1918 Ford SedRn-Are you looking for
a bargain? Then see this one.
1929 Dodge Sedan-A rare offer IN
used cars oNtFuaNleNs EtNaluAtof Eoou
rubber; low priced.
1921 Chandler speedster-This Is a
mighty nifty car. lots OF speed and
good looks. together with n low price.
1921 Ford Touring-li you are seek
ing a good Ford. here Il Is A bargain.
1921 Overland Sedan-A dandy little
closed car, will be sold for song.
Looks good and runs better.
1921 Studebaker Touring-Can't he
beat In looks or condition. AT anything
like the price we ask.
1921 Dodge Roadster-Excellent run
ming condition. with good rubber and
isis Hupmoblle Touring-Used very
little. painted and overhauled and will
be sold at a sacrifice.
1921 Ford Coupe-A good cold weather
car for the man who wants a small
car; paint and rubber practically
new.
We have many more cars not listed
Every one Is mechanically perfect;
when we say that we can back Il W..
Time payments II you want f.. We
finance our own cars. Guaranteed title
with every car.
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CERTIFICATE or DISSOLUTION

STATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
To All 10 Whom These Presents May
Come. Greeting:
ton, By duly authenticated record Of
the proceedings for the voluntary dis
solution thereof, by the consent % all
tho stockholders deposited In my office.
the Jerk Lubricator Corporation
Of America, corporation OF this
state. whose principal Office Is situ-
ated az w. Tenth street, IN the city OF
wilmington. county OF New Castle, State
OF Delaware, Corporation Trust Com
pany OF America, being agent
therein and In charge thereof upon
whom process may be served, has COM
piled with the requirements OF the
Corporation Laws OF the state OF Della.
ware. as contained In 1918 Section 1
20 2iOf, Section 1871, Chapter IS. OF ths
Revised statutes OF 1915. as amended,
preliminary 20 the Issuing Of this
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, I. A. r. Benson Sec.
rotary OF State. OF the state Of Della
ware. do hereby certify that the said
corpora ton did. on the ninth day OF
october, A. d. 1929. file in the office a
duly executed and attested consent. In
writing. 10 the dissolution Of said cor
poration. executed by all the stockhoid.
ers thereof. which said consent and the
records OF the proceedings Aforesaid,
are now on file in my said office as pro-
vlded by law.
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PURLIC SALE.

Kr,AIR's BAZAAR. wilmington. Del
Auction sales every Saturday, Al 10
o'clock. Horses Al private sale at al
times. Klair and Hollingsworth.
apr6-iyr.
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Are you looking for a position, as
chef as waitress in a splendid hotel.
as maid in a fine family. Why not
use the Want Ads. Thsy viii bring
the desired resultA
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on AND AFTER THIS DATE I win
not be responsible for any debts un-
less contracted by myself. VIM r. SUIT
ton, 100 Scott st. oct6-eod-3t.
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uaeful horses; SIX head nom Marylandl
az head fron Philadelphia. Lot city
and county horses. lot wagons auto
cars. harness. pigs, chickens goods OF
all kinds, sent here 10 be sold. Bring
anything YOU want 10 turn into cash.
Notice, three pairs good mules. sound,
right out OF work. weight 1900 pounds.
to be sold for high dollar
KLAIR & HOLLiNGSWORTH
osfff-f1
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STATE or PENNSYLVANIA. Morr.

AOMEkN COUNTY IS
BE IT REMEMBERED. That on this
2ist day OF September. A. u. 1922. per-
sonally appeared before me. the sub
sorlber, a Notary Public for said county
and state. w. y. EASTON. CHARLES
w. MILLER, REMANDUS sCHEErZ,
BENJAMIN r. EVANS, IT. w
BRIGHT, FRANCIS H. SCHEETZ d.
rectors OF YOUNGSTOWN WHOLE
SALE GROCERY COMPANY and par
ties 70 the foregoing statement known
70 me personally 10 be such. and I hav-
ing first made known 70 them and each
Of them the contents o. said statement.
they did. each. severally Acknowledges
that they signed. sealed and delivered
the same as their several voluntary
act and deed. and each deposed that
the facts therein stated we're truly set
forth
GIVEN under my hand and seal OF
office. the day and year Aforesaid.
SYLVIA II. ASHENFELTER,
Notary Public.
Commission Expires April !, 1898. !,
SYLVIA II. ASHENFELTER,
Notary Public.
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IN TESTIMONY
WITEnTnn =

IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF, I
have hereuntO
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal. at
Secretary's Onlee Dover. this 9th
1855 Delaware 1893 day OF Oct. IN
1911 the year OF our
Lord. one thou
sand. n 1 n e
hundred a d
twenty-five.
u RENGnN
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CERTIFICATE OF REDUCTION OF
THE CAPITAL STOCK or COM
MERGE PETROLEUM COMPANY.
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PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS
tuned and repaired and rebuilt. Est-
mates free. Stelnway representatives,
GEwEHR PIANO CO.,
Junei3-iyr. sls W. Ninth 81.
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NOTICES.
CHARLES W. MILLER.
REMANDUs SCHEETZ.
BENJAMIN r. EVANS,

FRANCIS H. SCHEETZ.
And hereunto We do accordingly set
our respective hands and seals this. .
2ist day Of September A. D. 1922. >
NoRvIN s. VILE. (sEAL) 9.
Witness. Presldent
SYLVIA H. ASHENFELTER.
r. SCHEETZ. (SEAL)
Witness. Director
SYLVIA H. AsHENFELTER.
BENJAMIN +. EVANS. (SDAL)
Witness; Director
FRANCIS II. SCHEETZ. (sEAL)
Witness. Director.
SYLVIA H. ASHENFELTER.
W y. EAsTON. (sEAL)
Witness: Director.
SYLVIA ~ ASHENFELTER
CHARLES w. MILLER. (seaD
Witness; Director.
SYLVIA II ASHENFELTER.
r. W BRIGHT. (sEAL)
Witness; Director
SYLVIA II. AsHENFELTER. s.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

The man who follows the crowd usually
gets CROWDED OUT. Don't lag he
hind RE A BUSINESS LEADER and
get crowded In. Wen help yo1 10
BEACON COLLEGE.
aue2s-iyr. Tenth and King Streets
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STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. MONT

BE IT REMEMBERED. That on this
2lst day Of September A. ID. 1922. per-
sonally appeared before me. the sub
and state, Norvin :. VILE, president
Of YOUNGSTOWN WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry COMPANY. and a party 70 the
foregoing STATEMENT known TO me per-
Eonally 70 be such, and I having FIRST
made known 70 him the contents Of
said statement he did acknowledge
that he signed. sealed and delivered
the same as his voluntary act and dsed.
and dcposed that the facts therein
stated we're truly set forth ~
GIVEN under my hand and seal OF
office tho day and year Aforesaid
SYLVIA II. AsHENFELTER,
Notary Public.
Commission Expires April /, 1925.
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OFFICE or SECRETARY OF STATE.
l. A. r BENSON. Secretary OF State.
OF the state Of Delaware. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY that the above and foregoing
Is a true and correct copy OF Certihcate
Of Reduction of Capital Stock issued
by the 'NORRISTOWN WHOLESALE
GROCERY COMPANY" as received and
nlsd In this office the second day Of
October. a. n. 1921, At ? o'clock A. NJ.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
! have hereunto set my hand
and official seal, at Dover
tsEAL) this second day OF October.
IN the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred ana
twenty-five.
A. r. BENSON
Secretary Of State.
Received for Record October Z, ifaa
nan TNrr.TnH ri my
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BOY-16 years old. to run errands.
d, Apply 200 W. Twelfth st. octli-it.
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Commission Expires April /. 1878.
SYLVIA ". ASHENFELTER,
Notary Public.
Montgomery Co., Pa.
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING done accurately and
promptly. Also plano and player
pisno repairing. r. W. Driscoll Phone
ssas. feb2t-t
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~ recoverv OF one Overland ~ Tour
Ing Car: model 1913; engine Mo-
iO4si; license No. 1851; gas tank Is bent
and TOP torn on right side. Address
VIC Evening Journal Office. octll-st.
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A. r. BENSON.
Secretary ~ State.
Recefved for Record September 2s 1922.
DARLINGTON. Finn.
sept27-octf-iL Recorder.
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Received for Record. October =. iaa3.
DARLINGTON Finn.
octt-i1-is. Recorder.
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REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF DAVID J. RAMSEY.
DECEASED Notice Is hereby given
that Letters Testameniary. upon the
estate Of David ] Ramsey. late OF
Rrandywine Hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto Henry W. Ramsey,
on the Goth day OF September. A. d.
1922. and all persons indebted 10 the
said deceased are requested 10 make
payment 10 the executor. without de-
lay. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required 10
exhibit and present the same. duly
nrobated. TO the said executor. on or
before the goth day of September. A. u
1928. or abide by the law In this behalf
HENRY W RAMSEY. Executor.
Address David j. Relnhardt. Attor-
Ford Bldg, Wilmington,
Del pt22-eod-ot.
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$500 TO $4,000
PER WEEK
Statesmen WANTED.

A. .ESMAN-wlth Ford car. can clear
q 400 in next 1--WE months, on our
Ionosltion; small capital Address
IN Wa, Evening journal Office.
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PROFESSIONAL.

-.~~----~e-----,~--
Or. T. NJ. LEWIS-Eoot specialist 1914
Tatnail 81. li39-R- septis-im.
FsTETIA HrLLERsOHN-Vio In
strucfion Certificate from Peabody
Conservatory 81 Music. studio. qoi West
ST Telephone 5973. septi2-im.
MILDRED GREEN-Piano teacher.
Pupil OF John Thoms. 2it y. Franklin
street septf2-im.
DETECTIVE AGENCY
HAArLTON'S DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and Bonded.
detective Work OF the Highest Class.
Operates Everywhere.
5f0-Bli FORD BLDG.
febl-iyr. Tel t9to-sesl -stss
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AuroMoB11Es Fon SAFE.
SILVER TIRE co.

Special sOx3is. first quality tire and
ube, 1850 202 King 81. oct2s-iyr.
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PRIVATE ROOMS for household goods.
G. f. Lang Co.. 1905 Orange street.
mar2i-u
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LOST.

LOsT-On Boxwood Road, near New
port pike, white rabbit hound. with
brown ears. Reward n returned 10 David
Robinson, Boxwood Road, Marshallton.
oct11-1t
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BARBER-First-cl 1O7 F. Front
street. octli-3t.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

A. r. BENSON.
octfI-lt. Secretary Of state.
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NOTICES

~---~--~-- -
AFTER THIS DATE. I viii not be re-
sponshle for any debts. unless con-
tracted by myself Howard r. Webb
oct6-eod-3t.
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KLAIR's BAZAAR,

NAIITlIlAl, VI, II,
At 10 o'clock, 50 head
horses. sent here from
different parties 20 DO
sold. Ten head from
Pennsylvania; & o O d
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MONEY TO LOAN on real estate. Any
amount quickly furnished. Address
R-5i. Evening Journal Office. oct2-im.
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

y I,TNE-Savee coal: more heat with
lhaif the coal; easy seller; territor-
rights: give details. references.
5allne sales Co.. Columbus Circle.
~ York. octll-lt.
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FARMERS AFFECTED
BY FOREIGN MARKET

CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-Shrinkage
of foreign markets affects tse Far,
mers' credit more than anything
else and there Is nothing of greater
moment, than creation OF interns:
tional relations that will be proceed.
ent to the reestablishment Of those
markets, said Bernard M. Baruch.
In an address today before tho
American Farm Bureau Federation.
Surplus finally determines tho
price OF products, he said. {"You
farmers are the real exporters. 3It
you cannot sell your Surplus
abroad you must take a lower pricn
for that portion Of the produce con.
sumed here. q.
"The basis for increased market
ing credits should be the placing OF
the products In a warehouse, where
the grade would be registered and
the amount, issuing the farmer. a
certificate which could be taken tc
a bank or to a new finance corpor.
alton which should be created q
lend to the farmer upon his nota
secured by the certificate
1.-THE new institution independ
emit OF the present banking system.
would place the farmers note In Its
treasury, and issue its own obligd-
lions, which would be accountable
In the federal reserve system. J"
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LOCAL PEOPLE II TO
ATTEND FUNERAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. show
alter, Mrs. E. M. showalter and
sons, Brock and Emmett and
Howard showalter, the latter Of
Morgantown, will leave here in
the morning in automobiles for
Smithheld, Pa, where they will
attend the funeral Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. showalter, parents OF
Judge E. M. and Howard Showal-
ter of this city, whose deaths, oc-
CURED last week at their home in
Kansas City, Mo.
The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Showalter will arrive at Smith
field tomorrow morning and will
be accompanied there by Judge E.
M. Showalter OF this city, H. A.
Showalter Of Morgantown and p.
H. Showalter OF Denver, Colo, all
OF whom were at their parents
bedside for several weeks, and
by Mrs. Ford Rogers, daughter,
OF Kansas City, Mo.
The funeral will take place ut
1880 o'clock tomorrow from the
Baptist Church at Smithfield, and
burial will be made in the Gene
terry there, where three genera
tons OF the family are buried.
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MEN
DRAW S25F|NE
Plead Guilty TO Three Charges
I at Today's Session Of
Police Court.

City Director W. E. Arnett
presided over busy session. OF
police court this morning in the
absence Of Mayor W. W. Coma
way, who is Guaranteed in his
home on account of illness in nis
family. A number Of important
arrests were made by the police
over the weekend, and all Of the
cases were disposed of today.
James Balladina, wanted in
Masontown for robbing the Coff-
man 6 Fisher Co.'s. store on
Thanksgiving night, was arrested
in Water street Saturday after-
noon by Policeman Porter. Today
he was turned over to H W. BAR.
ker, special officer sent htre
from Masontown, and P H. Cor.
nelius, manager Of the store rob-
bed, who came here to identity
some Of they stolen property,
which was found In Ralladlna's
possession when arrested.
The Masontown men left on an
early afternoon train with the
prisoner. Balladlna will be held
pending the action OF the next
Preston County Criminal Court
grand jury.
Robert Prince, a negro charged
with stealing aseleather pocket
book from Fortney's Drug Store
in Madison Street last night, was
turned over TO the county for
prosecution on the charge. Prince
was arrested by Policeman Fred
Jones at 1880 last evening after
he had been caught in the act OF
stealing the pocketbook. +.
John and Charles Yost, broth.
ers. of Bellview, who were ar.
rested by Policeman Jones, Haw.
kins and Boggess in, Pennsyl.
yania avenue last night after com.
plant had been made by residents
Of that street that the men were
drunk and disorderly In the
street, resisted arrest and fought
the arresting officers.
When arraigned Id court today
they admitted their guilt and EN- .
tered pleas Of guilty to charges oi
being Intoxicated IN the street, 10
acting In d disorderly manner. In
the street and 10 resisting arrest.
Acting Mayor Arnett imposed q
SIS fine on each for being intoxl-
Gated, a SO fine for being Siisor.
derby. and q $40 fine for resisting
arrest, In addition to the $25
fines in each case, 80 costs were
placed against the men. The OIL
GERS had 20 hire a taxi to bring
the men 70 thef city jail and this
Continued on page four.l
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ALLIED PRENES DISAGREE ON PREPARATIONS QUESTION
Mercury Falls to
I9Aboue Sunday;
!. Wdrn1er Todau

Fairmont enjoyed the first
real cold snap Of the. season yes.
terday. the mercury DROP ing
to 10 above zero yesterday
morning, according to Creed
Bolyard, official weatherman.
The. maximum yesterday was So
above. The temperature at
& o'clock this morning was %
above, but at 2 o'clock this al.
ternoon II had gone to 60 above.
A heavy snow fell late satuea
day night, the first real snow.
storm OF the season. 1t held we'll
yesterday. but the warm rays OF
the sun today cut It DOM rapid
Children who were hoping to
have q period Of Igos Shedding
were disappointed in the turn IN
the weather today but content.
ed themselves with rolling hSss
snowballs or building snow.Nea
near their homes.
Hope It Is like this Chrisc
mas Day." was the general com.
ment passed by citizens sundA!
as they waded through the
snow. A."green' Christmas is
looked upon with superstition Ii
this section.
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CITY BOARD HOLDS
BUT SHORT SESSION

One Of the briefest sessions ever
held by the City Board Of Directors
took place this morning when the
members OF the board convened for
their weekly meeting. 1t was over
In less than thirty minutes. Mayor
w. w. Conway was not present,
owing to the fact that Mrs. Coma.
way and her daughtek Mary 10.
are Ill with diphtheria. y
City Engineer Shrewsberry MIL.
Ter will report next week on the
matter Of a culvert for the water
lines under the Baltimore & Ohio
tracks at the city pump station.
Mrs. Frank Stansbury appeared
to ask for some repairs to be fnada
on GLADDEN. street. Director W. h
Arnett said he would take the mat
ter up In the near future. q
The request Of ]. N. Hartley &
Sons Co. to build a, passageway
between the Jacobs Building and
the Jacobs.Hutchinson Building
was turned oyer to Director W.
d. Arnett, City Clerk Albert Kern
and City Engineer Shrewsbury
Miller with power toract after In.
vestigation. II
Three building permits were
granted as follows:
A. B. Scott, residence in Hill.
crest Addition, to be Of stucco con.
stfuctton: cost $1,000. sl
". L. Carpenter, a, business
building In the Speedway, to be
built Of lumber; cost $500.
w. -. Cornell, garage and apart.
ment in Virginia avenue, To be
butt OF concrete blocks; cost 81.
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JURY FINDS FOR
SNIDER HEIRS! in
BIGDAMAGESUIT
Trial Jury Announces Verdict
I at 2:l5+.-Case viii Be
Taken to Next Court.

"Wei the Jury, find for the do.
PENDANT, @. F. Crane, foreman. "
These seven words, read by Clerk
LIZA. Gather Of the Marion County
Circuit Court In open court at 2:i5
O'clock this fternon, needle ono
Hof the largest and hardest fought
cases, shat has BEEN tried IN tina
CONT In years ]. This was the YER
dict Id tie $4,000 damage suit OF
Nathan Hancock vs. Edith
Snider exec1trx Of the last will and
testament OIL N, snider, 'deceaS,
ed. ~
The case was started Wednes-
day morning, November 20, and the
case was given to the Jury at Z.
o'clock last Friday afternoon. The
jury had been considering the EVIL:
dence ever, since that time until
the verdict was announced this al.
ternoon.
Five, Of the leading attorneys OF
the Marion County Bar Association
were interested in the case, and
more than 100 Witnesses Including
experts on hand writing from Phila.
delphia. Baltimore. Newark, N. j.,
and Pittsburgh we're heard, By
Judge w. s. Meredith and the July
during the nine days.of the trial.
The taking Of testimony in the
case Of R. L. Cunningham va
Charles q. Manley was halted by
Judge Meredith as the Jury filed
into the court room al 2:15 O'Clock
and after the clerk called the Jury
and all answered present the fore.
man handed the verdict TO Clerk
Gather. who was instructed by tha
court to read the verdict. itiet pre-.
vailed throughout the court room
while Clerk Gather read the seven
words which meant SO much to al
concerned. Y
Attorney Harry Shaw and AT.
torneys w. 8. and Frank Raymond.
who were interested in the. note
case, are also attorneys in the
present case. Judge Meredith or.
dered the attorneys to go ahea !
with the Cunningham VS. ManleY
case Just as soon as he had finish:
ed thanking the Jury for its service
in the note case. Judge Meredith
also gave the Jurors a day on in
consideration Of stheIr long service
on the. one case. 81 M
g Attorney L. g. Musgrave Of coun.
sell for the plaintiff in, the3hote case
announced when he arrived at th.t
court room shortly after the YER
dict had been read that the attor-
neys for the plaintiff would enter
q motion asking the court, to set
aside the verdict OF the jury ami
grant a new trial in the case. II
this method does not bring results,
It Is almost a foregone conclusion
that the case will be taken 10 the
State Supreme. Court. Attorney
Tusca Morris OF counsel for the dc.
Continued on page threel T.,
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SNITCH'TROUBLE
GAUSESDHIgAY
Power Off in City and Cars
Delayed for ThirtysMin-
utes Today.

d . p -
Trouble with a switch at the
Rtvesville power plant Of tile il.
p. & R. Co. caused the current to
be off over a large section Of tia
city and some Of the intefurbsa
lines between 10 O'clock and 10 q,
this morning. The city, Edgemon
Warrington and Clarksburg cars
were thrown Off schedule thirty
minutes, and the East .farl car III
teen minutes. Fairyiew and Rives-
Vile cars were not disturbed ~
the break. All the cars had naslc
up their time. and were running ON
regular schedule at 1 O'clock this
afternoon.
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1,5OOl0INPOSSE
AFTERNEGRO'WHO.
ASSAULTED GIRL
Suspected Assailant Captured
But Not identified. Blood
houndst 10 Take Trail.

FAIRFIELD. Tex, Dec. ia
negro, believed, to have attacked a
white girl at her home at Street.
man this morning, has been cap.
tured by a posse, but has not We.
been identified, according to re.
ports here. Excitement is high
and hundreds Of persons are hurry.
ing toward streetman.
The girl fsiled positively to iden.
tify the negro, who gave his name
as George Gay. as her assailan-,
and he was locked up In a smal.
house under heavy guard pending
arrival OF blpodhounds from tn
state penitentiary at Huntsville.
which will be put on the. negroes
trail. The girls condition is not
serious, the negro having been
frightened away after throwing a
sack over her head and stuffinS
her mouth full OF cotton.
A mob Of about $500 is gathered
at Streetman. a