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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22
PADEREWSKI TO RUN.
Agrees to Take Active Part in Pol
ish Presidential Campaign.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WARSAW, April o0.-The report of
the committee Of 500 that is raising
funds among Polish emigrants to the
United States in support of Ignace
Paderewski. the pianist. as candi-
date for the presidency of Poland
gives assurance that Paderewski Will
return to Poland and participate In
the prediction campaign.
This news has caused Poland's first
presidential campaign to take on
added interest, and the peasant party
has initiated strenuous efforts to
postpone the election until the spring
of 1928, instead of October Of this
year, as scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22

later on by the club to entertain dis
abled veterans, poor children and the
convalescent of the city, was crowded
today with st. Johns College boys, in
charge of Brother Charles Edward,
and pictures were taken of those pres
ent, to be sent to Chicago.
Mr.. Semmes accompanied the dele
cation and introduced the young stu
dents to the government officials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22
GUILTY OF MURDER.
Horse Trader Convicted for Shoot
ing Catholic Priest.

WAPAKONETA, Ohio. April a.
Charles Piening. q horse trader, was
found guilty Of arst-degree murder
by jury here in connection with the
shooting to death of Rev. Father
Richard Schweiterman, Catholic
priest, at Minister last February II.
The verdict was rendered, without
for mercy. He will
be sentenced Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22
REPUDIATED At FlUME.
Italian-Jugoslav Negotiations In
valid, Says Zanella.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Asbocl1ted Press.
FIUME, April 20.-Former President
Zanella of Fiume has sent message
to Premier Facta saying: Il consider 1t
my duty to inform you that the legally
constituted government Of Ffume has
not authorized any one to treat in the
name and for the city of F1ume, still
less to stipulate agreements for ports
and railroads. Fiume cannot recognize
as valid or as entailing any RESPONSE
bility these negotiations and agreements
without it's legal participation and ac-
ceptance."
The negotiations referred to are the
Italian-Jugoslav conferences at Rapallo
for the readjustment Of the Fiume ques-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22

Houses are brilt Of tapestry brick with
concrete colonial front porches; o well pro-
EOrtfoned rooms; deep lot 10 15-ft. aHey.
HOt-water heat; electricity; tile bath; built
in hxtures; oak floors; large coat closet in
living room, built-in china closet In dining
room; French door opening porch; large
closets in bedrooms; kitchen equipped with
ckina cupboard, Pullman breakfast service
and large pantry, containing puht-in re
frigerator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-22

Open daily and Sunday until pm.
Take 18th St. car marked "Takoma"
or Georgia Ave. car to Kennedy St.
and Georgia Ave-, walk one square
north to Longfellow St. and one
square east to 9th St.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17
Mrs. G. Clemens

The remains of Mrs. G. Glen.
ons, who died at the home of her
son, Mr.. L. Cotton in Monroe,
we're brought back to Natchi-
toches, where-.he was born, reared
and lived all the long years of her
useful life, until within the past
few years, and inferred in the
family burial plot on Sunday
afternoon.
The deceased was the eldest
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Ezernack aud was in her Goth
year, and up to. the time of her
last illness was active and took
part in household affsirs, an un-
usual thing Tor one less her age by
many decades.
Three sons, g., E. and H. Col
ton, Of this city, and l.. Cotton
and two daughtes of Monroe, a
large number Of grand and great
grand children, besides other rela.
tives survive.
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Mrs. Felix BarberOusse

| One of the saddest deaths thai
1t has ever been our duty to re-
cord is that Of Mrs. F. Barber.
ousse who died at the home of her
mother, Mrs. N. e. Tauzin on
Thursday evening. the funeral the
next afternoon being attended by
an immense concourse OF friends
who gathered from far and near
to pay the last sad respects. testi-
flying to the esteem in. which the
family is held.
+ The deceased, who was the see
ond daughter of Mrs. Angels and
the late Numa Tauzin, was one of
our finest young women. whose
happiness had only been made
complete by the birth of fine
baby boy, who, tho be lived but
four days, she was never in a con-
dition to realize the joy of mother
hood and followed him to the
grave within the week.
/. A husband, mother. three Sis
ters, on- brother and other rela-
tives survive, to whom The Enter
prise extends sympathy.
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Proceedings of the School
Board

Proceedings Of the Natchitoches Par
ish School Board at a regular meeting
of said Board, held in the city of Nat.
chitoches Louisiana at 10 O'Clock A..
NJ, on the LIST day of August, A. D i.
1922
The Natchitoches Parish S h o
Board met in regular session in its
office in Natchitoches Louisiana on
Tuesday, the lst day of August 1922
the following members being present,
TO- wit:
Messrs. 2. T. Gallon, Jr., +. J. Pull
lin, A. L. Messick, c. T.. Hathaway. J.
w. Ingram, L. w. Jacob, J. F. Haw-
thorne, J. S. Racial, and NJ. Barron.
There were absent: MIR. Sam'l Fried
man.
The following resolution was offered
BY Mr.. Hawthorne, seconded by Mr..
Ingram:
That the President and Superintend-
ent pay the note and open account due
the Long Leaf Lumber Company as
soon as funds are available.
Carried unanimously
Resolution by Mr.. Hawthorne, Sec
onded by MIR. Ingram:
That committee composed of the
President. Superintendent and two
other members of the Board, appoint
ed by the President. with full author
ity to act for said Board, invite
similar committee of the Red River
School Board to meet them at the
Alpha Fairview school building Aug
ust 4, 1922 at 800 o'clock, for the pur-
pose OF making permanent arrange
ments for the operations of the Alpha
Fairview High School.
Carried unanimously
(The President appointed Mr.. Mes
sick and Mr.. Hathaway
The following resolution was offered
by MIR. Hathaway, seconded by Mr..
Ingram:
That the Superintendent, Transfer
Committee snd Ward members bear in
mind in arranging their schedule of SAL
aries that the expenditures for any
ward or district must in no case exceed
the available taxes voted by said ward
or district to maintain the schools of
their ward or district for the three
months before the regular school term
is opened. It being further agreed
and understood that, if for some rea-
son it is impossible to do this, that the
o~nVO1O 1u 0O40 W0AO OI OlStIICV tu0t /
cannot operate on their special tax |
money, said schools will be operated |
for them with the understanding that |
whatever amount that is required will |
be deducted from the general fund ses-
sion ut the end of the school year.
Carried unanimously
Resolution by Mr.. Jacob. seconded
by Mr.. Barron:
That the President appoint . tempo
rary member of the Transfer Commit
tee in place of Mr.. Friedman.
Carried unanimously
(Mr. Ingram was appointed.
. The President issued call for a spe-
:ial meeting for August 9, 1922, for
ne purpose Of transacting unfinished
business and to attend to any other
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Bon Voyage

News from our young voyagers,
jeff DeBlieux only son of Mr..
and Mrs. jeff DcBlieux and Jack,
youngest son If Mrs. Lily Du-
cournau, has been received an
nonncing their safe journey down
the Red and Mississippi rivers as
far AS Baton Rouge.
These lads began planning this
trip months ago and started max.
ing ready Ivy building a canoe &C.
cordiEg to their own ideas and
plans, and such delight it gave
not only them but numerous other
lads whose interest in the young
Adventures grew with the pro
gress of the boat, until as it neared
completion, every Scout was as
keen sbou: the trip as Jack and
JEFF.
We'll last Wednesday they Our
neyed forth. fully armed and
with everything neces-
sary for camping and having a |
good time, advertising matter
setting forth some of the wonders
Of Natchitoches and letters of
from the Mayor
and Chamber Of Commerce.
The points where they have dis
'arked so far, arg Colfsx, Alex.
lndria, Echo. Naples. Morgauza,
md Baton Rouge.
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Normal News

A larger attendance is expected
at State Normal College for the
fall and winter terms than ever
before IN its history, as even at
this early date information comes
from the presidents Office that
the reservation made is greater
than it was tour weeks before the
opening of the summer term,
which was Ga record breaker.
Present indications are that every
dornitcry will be filled to capacity
by the opening on September IS.
The new $67,50O girls dor,ni-
tory, under the expert direction
of the contractor, r. w. Mcbride,
which is rapidly nearing couple
tioa and is one of the handsomest,
most modern and thoroughly
buildings Of its kind in
the State. will I've ready for occu
pancy at the opening of the term. |
The new brick dormi,ory for boys,
which will cost $4,000, is under
good Roadway and will likely be
completed before the midwirter
term begins. I
Painters are busy on the few
frame buildings, Model
East and West halls. which will
:reshen up their appearance great
y in keeping with the other hand
ome structures on Normal hill.
One of the Improvement beng
made in another direction is the
constructing of a 10000 gallon
ii reservoir for the oil-burning
'utfit to he installed in the power
liant, which will insure satisfac.
DRY heat for any weather and all
ower purposes.
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Inquiries for Camp Grounds

Hr. and Mrs. n. l.. Dismukes Of
Natehitochss, La, Mr.. and Mrs. U.
LambEe and ehildrsn Of Bermuda, La,
Mrs. E. W. Breaseals, Miss Kate
Keator. sister Of Mrs. Bfeazeale Of
Campti, La. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liams and three daughters Of Shreve-
port eomposed party Of tourists to
arrive in Msna Wednesday morning
for IN outing in the mountains about
Aena, all Of them except Mr.. and Mr..
Dismukes having pitched camp 1t
Bethseda Springs. whence they were
pilotsd BY Frank Tomlinsou. Mr.. and
Ars Dismukes will b in Mena for
several days, when they plan Z trip 70
Hot Springs. Dr.. E. W. Breaseale.
who had bssn IN correspoudenee with
he sectstary Of the Commercial Club
lbout the camping facilities about
4ena, viii come up to join the party
atsr.-Nena Evening Star.
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A Just Tribute.

Following the report of the
meeting Of the District Democra
tie Executive Committee that met
last week to formally declare
Judge &. V. Porter the nominee
to succeed himself as Judge OF the
Third District Court of Appeals,
The Shreveport Times goes on
to pay HIM the following flatter-
ing but just tribute.
Judge Porter. who has served on the
bench Of the court of appeals in this
district for Is years, 10 well known
throughout the state. For 40 years he
has been prominently identified with
every movement for the betterment of
the state, beginning with his partici-
patton in the revolt against carpet bag
rule in 1878 which eliminated in the
driving out of negro and radical Office
holders in September Of that year. He
was subsequently tried and acquitted
on charge of violation of the federal
laws for his completely In this revolu-
tion..;
Following his acquittal, Judge Por-
ter returned to Natchitoches. and be-
gan the study Of law, and was admit
led to the bar in 1882. He also found
I'd and published the ''Natchitoches
Review" which took q leading part in
the overthrow of the Louisiana lot
terry.
In 1899 he was appointed district at.
torney for the district composed of
Natchitoches, Rapides and Avoyelles
parishes, and in 1900 was elected dis
:rict judge of the district comprising
and Red River parishes,
treated by the constitution Of 1893.
He was reelected in 1904.
In 1907 he was elected Judge of the
:ourt of appeals, to which bench be
vas reelected in 1916 His nomina-
ion, Monday without opposition is de-
Jared by his friends to be a fitting
ribute to the ability Of the man and
o the impartiality and thoroughness
With which he has discharged the du-
les Of his Office IN past years.
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matter that may come before the
Board.
Up:n motion, duly seconded the
Board adjourned.
z. 7. GALLON, JR., President
c. T. HOOPER. Secretary
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

WEDNESDAY AUG. 23rd
Conway Tearle in THE MAN. OF
STONE" Fox News.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

COMING SOON
''PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Natchitoches Sanitarium Inc. will be
held Tuesday, September IL, 1922, at
the Sanitarium at O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose of eIecting a Eoard of
directors and to attend to any other
business that may come before the
meeting.
SAML LEVY Secratary
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

). Ceuraap 10 one of the necessary
means 70 the fulfillment Of any
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY. AUG. II. 1922

'OhoIA1 AUG. II, 1922
LIE VoE's Forecast . Aug
18th and 10Th thunder storms
10Th hot wave over Missouri
Valley travelling southeast rd
zlst and 22nd hot, su'try, 23rd
storm will advance from Slississ
Ipp' Valley. oath violent ,hunJc,
storms.
DR.. w. T. Williams spent las
week in New Orleans.
Miss Dorothy Keyser has re-
turned from a visit to relatives IN
Shreveport.
Mrs. VIM. French of Alcxan-
dria spent last week with her sis
ter Mrs. p. 5. Prudhommc.
Silk. gabardine and serge dresses,
plain, fancy, emproidered and tailored,
At
-Cieber>
Mr.. Walter McCook came down
from Shreveport to spend Sunday
with his mother.
. Miss Ceclie Gaicnn;e OF Napol-
eonviile is, tie attractive guest Of
Miss Norma Hill.
Housekeepefs can find the best
v!lues in .pyrex-giass cooking utensils
of all kinds at
DE UHR6HS
Mrs. T. p. Chaplin left Thurs
day for Bermuda for visit to
relatives and friends.
Miss Edith Goldberg of Shreve-
port has been the guest of Miss
Myra Gallon the past week.
Mr.. John Chambers of Houston
paid little visit to his grand.
mother Mrs. L T. Gallon last
week. sa>.-.i ,ss4' ....as.t,-
000Cures Malaria. Chills, Fever
0nt0Biiious Fever, Colds and La
ONOGrippe. t zs=#
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cook of
Mansfield have been enjoying q
visit to their old home the past
week. .....- Il
Mr.. Gaulden Smith, who travels
out of New Orleans, spent a few
days here with his sister, Mrs. A !
E. Bath. >
The nobbiest skirts for late summer
and early fall just received at Il
Eieber's
Mrs. j. j. johnson and son o Il
Nscodoehes Texas are on a visit n
"a their old home, the guests of c
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cunningham. S
Alr. P. T. Hedges and son For :
st left last Wednesday in their =
'ar for Yisit to their old home
n Missouri. Il
Whatever you need or want in ii.t or =
i'd pieces Of silver. you can find in q
he ne8test designs ct a,
Misses Alice Chung and Ivy !,
diller left Tuesday for Alexandria :. !.
'here they will spend some time =,
nth friends. =
-- al
Miss Enily Miller has returned
) her home at Natchez after an 70
njoyable visit to Misses Alice and II
'rAnclS McCiu0g.
Our line Of waists and over blouses
] ali kinds Of material, the latest 90
lncy and novelty stylear csnnot be l..
Irpassed. See them. ~
sssrs~ ssssessa=--ESlbGf4 tie
" s.tss .a'.,.,. a. .1e-s,
Messrs. Burris Hays and Blanch. ~ =.
I'd Porter motored to Shreveport, :,
st Thursday, returning the next
~ rs,Sex4 Y
Senator j. I. Friedman is en- le.
ying = visit to the East, cards an
ON Atlantic City tell how he is
'joying the cool weather and ~,
atliing. g.. 9 ios
Masters Ludlow and Joe Henry 1t
aynard Of Aiexandria are on te'
cir regular summer visit to their .eI
mt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. o. no
Himel. al
10 assazs ger-s "A - s.s-szss.2s -ss 20,
FUR RENfAOne njeolv fuenished
ON with bath; south exposure: liz lat
,lane Street, next door 10 Dr.. Kahis.
=
Messrs. Edwin and Cceif Nc Nj
Jung are enjoying their vacation Go
til short motoring trips to Alex Nc
dria, Bermuda, Dallas and Fort m,
orth. lie
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

One woman has earned, Der liv-
ing forty years by th Smelling Of
peas for the markets.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

week.
DR.. G. w. Stephens left Tues
day for Lafayette to VISIT hi
brother, DR.. F.. L. Stephens, IN,
family with whom he will s,'en,
the next few weeks.
| FOR RENT-Either single rooms o
apartments for light housekeeping U,
stairs. Phone III. If.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. O'Quin O
Hanna accompanied Ivy Mr. anc
Mrs. Will HolIingswor.h of Ga
hagan motorcds down Sunday
afternoon for a little visit with
friends.
Mrs. W. w. Readheincr If Sa
Nine is the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. R. E. Cook during her hus-
bands absence 10 New Orleans
who is attending the Buyers Con-
vention in session there this week
Mrs. Constance Sheppard of
Shreveport came down last week
to be with the family during the
last illness of her niece. Mrs. 4.
Barberouse. .s
666 quickly relieves Colds, Constipa-
ton, Biliousness and Headaches. A
Fine Tonic.
Captain Stephen Henry loft for
Washington, D, c., during the
week after a ten days. visit to his
mother at Melrose. The Captain
has been transferred to the officers
school near Camp Meade between
and Wsshinetos.
Mrs. Emily Watson. and grand |
sons, who have spent the past SIX
weeks in Shreveport. reached
rome Sunday. Mrs. D. j. Hyams,
Who joined them later, returned
With her mother and nephews.
MIR. and Mrs. Maybin. A. Gtoa.
Ter. Porceau. Mariceili, Perot.
Johnson were among the manyi
Who came down from Campti, Mr.. |,
v. Airey, daughter and mother
# Clarence, to pay the last sad
to the remains of Mrs.
felix Barberousse Friday. /,
Reputable New Orleans concernl
'lshing to extend business seeks local
who viii work hard for
eally satisfactory remuneration. Exile
erience desired but not required. Ii
soa- 600 IberviIle St., New Orleans La
Mrs. Mack Jensen return 81
Icnday from Shreveport whereft
re was in attendance upon herI,
usband who had his tonsils rel !
loved. and having entirely rel
operated has now gone on toll
!. Louis and other markets tai
archase the fall and winter stocki
n his firm. 10
Miss Edith Porter came dowuls =
ON Shreveport for the week
ID to join the family party At :
n aunt's. Mrs. Phillips. who is "
'tertaining Mr.. and. kaa ". =
lchs aud daughter Of Indiarspe- y
and Mrs. S. B Hsrmanson aud u
iidren who have been making
cir homo in New Orleans thu :,
st few months, and Mrs. Howell y
d children of Arkansas. -
Il
Table SILVER and hessshsld novelti,Gil.
every day. company md party ~.
II line just received ut lip
q De u11R01$ u!
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Breazeale
a Henry and Miss Mildred Hill :.
I Wednesday on quite an ex- :.
lsive tour that will include Z :.
it to Colorado 6psisas, zahe =
and Canyon, Los Angeles. San :,
ancisco, Portland, Seattle then :
or the Canadian Pacific to New I
rk and back homo via New Or
MS. They expect. % 30 away
til October. N
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Durand M,
o have been here since the last r
May while Mr.. Durand taught ~
The Normal during tho summer :,
N and worked on biz. degree, a,
Friday in their cargfor their fol
ne in Mavkssiile r. aassse \.
er q day they will 70 to Gal. -
ton and nstarn vie South Louis d,
q to visit relatives. y =,
~
f.. l.. E. Cotton and sister. Ho
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

The FIRST scientific work on
thought transference began in
England in 1882.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

TUESDAY AUG. END
Antonio Moreno in THE SECRET
OF THE HILLS" and FIGHTING
TRAIL NO. T."
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17
Sheriff's Sale
r. A. Hawthorn 4 Sons
VS..
ROhert Curfia

r. A. Hawthorn 4 Sons
VS..
Robert Curtis
18th District Court, No. 1902
H. c. Miller
vs..
Robert M. Curtis
18th District Court, No. 1908.
BY virtue Of an order Of the Houor-
able 18th District Court issued in the
above entitled and numbered suits Of
cate August IL, 1922. to me directed,
and to that effect have seized and
will offer for sale at public auction 1T
Court House door in the city Of Match
at IL o'clock A. NJ. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ?. 1922
Eve Passenger Franklin Touring
Car. No. 587S6.
Terms of sale: Cash, subject to
J. W. PAYNE,
Sheriff, Parish of Natchitoches, La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17

Louise G.aum in LOVE" a First
National Attraction, and Movie Chats,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-08-17
Theatre
For Week Beginning
TO-DAY

Louise G:aum in "LOVE," a FRS,
National Attraction, and Movie Chats,
FRIDAY AUG. 18th
Lon CLANCY and Leatrice Joy in THE
NIGHT ROSE" Rem Turpin in
BRIGHT EYES" and Sport Review ".
Special singing 10y Miss Alma Kite.
Admission l5c and 35c.
SATURDAY AUG. 18th
Goldwyn Special production "YEL-
LOW MEN AND GOLD" Comedy.
EXCUSE ME- SHERIFF"
SUNDAY AUG. Goth
THREE LIVE GHOSTS" It's
Paramount Special. News and Com
pdy.
MONDAY AUG. 2lst
Wanda Hawley in "HERFACE VAL
UE." LIST Episode of "ADVENT-
URES OF TAkZAN."
TUESDAY AUG. 22nd
Antonio Moreno in "THE SECRET
Of THE HILLS" and FIGHTING
TRAIL NO. T."
WEDNESDAY AUG, 23rd
conway Tearle in THE MAN OF
TO NE" Fox News.
The Monroe journal., 1922-05-02
WOMAN HEAD OF ORPHAN
FARM Is 4 MODERN FAGIN
New Jersey Boy Claims That His
Custodian Was Training
Him TO Steal

An orphan farm was uncovered in
Manasquan, \. j.. after the arrest of
the woman who ran il, on a charge of
teaching one of her wards to steal
SiX orphaned an outcast children were
round IN a seven room house. They
had been farmcd out by the New Jer-
sSey State Board of Children's Guar
dlans. For their keep the woman de-
rived an income Of approximately 500
month for each child.
Mrs. Catherine Roche i tho
woman. she was arrested for having
property alleged to have been stolen
from the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
IL Ihomas Lanahan, also of Manasaaan.
Inc arrest was made in consequence
ot a talk between Mr.. Lanahan and
John MeDermott. thirteen. eldest of
the orphans in Mrs. Roche's estab-
lshment.
Boy Tells Of Thefts
John told Mr.. Lanahan he had sto-
len various articles from the Lanaban
nome and that Mrs. Roche was "lnak.
ng him steal right along" ,Io,r had
frequently been in his home paeause
Mrs. Roch,'S dan ghter. Marv. fif,nnn
%aS employed there occasionally bv
Mrs. Lanahan. The Roche and ia,a.
nan house ara close to each Other.
mrs. .'oche was arraignei before
justice of the Peace Longstrce; IN
Manasguan on Monday night. The
pr nciple witness against her was no
BOY, John McDermott. He said Mrs
'toche, taking him to the LaraLan
nome when she went 10 see her daupb.
ler' would point cut articles she want
au ana teii nm TO take them. Several
times, he said, she handed him tn ar
-ilcieS, telling him to hide them ont.
vac ana to bring them home later The
articles, included dishes, preserves and
ltner household things. Several of
he articles were found in the Roche
house.
Mr.. Lanahan testified he believed
'ohn McDormott to be honest bes,use
~ several occasions when he had left
noney aoout the house John had
o1nd and returned it to him.
MRS. Roche's defense was a general
Iehlal OF the charge and an attempt
0 lasten the entire unit upon tho
10Y. She said she was not awara of
ne stolen things in her house tbat
ne boy. undoubtedly stole them and
the story in order to eseane
unisihment. Justice Longstreet now
rtheiess held her in 5000 bail for tho
'rahd jury She furnished tle hail
nd was released
=, Six Children Taken AWAY
one immediately relieved Mrs
.oche OF the six children. whose yes
lnge from six months to thirteen
ears. they were taken to the mad.
uarters OF the State Guardians Of
=, o. 10 Exchange Place. Jersey civ
nIlI 1 new homes are found for them
Inc names of the other five cbil.
ren at Mrs. Roche's home are with.
.nG,e, ,,G from ,.a publication because of their