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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kabel called on
Percy Stump near Parker Tuesday
=. Mr. Lewis Sheppard OF
Indianapolis is visiting at Urban
Baldwins Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Brown
were the guests of Melvin Millspaugh.
-. Mr. and Mrs Oliver Harvey and
family of Newcastle spent Sunday
with Harrison Howell. e. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Kabel of Mishawaka were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mil
Ter of near Winchester. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Moore and family of Hoi-
landsburg, Ohio, spent Sunday at Viii
liam Coxs.. The body of Harry
Howell which was sent back from
France was buried at Buena Vista
Sunday afternoon 1t was the largest
military burial that has been held in
Randolph county. Mr. and Mrs
Charles Heath of Modoc were the
guests of Urban Baldwin Sunday.
Mrs. ]. T. Gwin and daughter Mary
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Kabel and
family spent Friday at Fred Kabeil.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McGunnegill
and family of Losantsville spent Sun
day at Charley Cougills. Mrs. Fred
Keister of Muncie is spending the
week at T. c. Sacketts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Haynes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Volney Wilson were business visitors
at Farmland and Winchester last Sat
urday. Roger Kabel of Mishawaka
spent part of last week at Percy
Stumps near Parker. Mrs. B. H.
Willard of indianapolis, Mrs. Mary
Keller of Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Stahan of Richmond and Mr.
and Mrs. Oval McCallister of Carlos
spent Sunday at Ellen Strahans..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-06
Forty and Eight Club
Await Charter Action

Members Of the "Forty and Eight,
better known as the 40 Hommes, Eight
Chevaux club, made up of active menu
bers of the American Legion, will meet
when the application for charter has
been returned from the state office, ap-
proved, it was stated. Thursday. The
application has been sent in with the
required number of applicants, Is, and
local members are now awaiting fur
Their word on the matter.
1t is expected that members OF the
organization from Hamilton will ap-
pear here to stage the initiation cere-
monies
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-06

Mrs. Lou Chopper of Winchester is
visiting friends here Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Sheppard called on Raw Shep-
pard Sunday evening. Mrs. Sheppard's
son Harry Hardwick doesn't improve
very rapidly. Miss Gladys Feni-
more who is attending school at
Muncie spent the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cox. Mrs. Rebecca
Mcclellan and son Ed of Findlay,
Ohio are visiting with Fred Kabels.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Cackett and
daughters Thelma and Sarah were az
Lawrence Haworth's near Portland
last Saturday afternoon.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Ind. - Misses
Mary and Geneva Carroll of Richmond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Keneth Williams
spent Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Brinkley. Hershel Pickett
and Miss Esther Hodson visited at
Lynn Sunday evening. 49,. Mrs. Ida
String is spending a few days with her
aunt, Mrs. John Lashley, of Center
vile. . Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Macy and
daughter Thelma, Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben Macy took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Macy Miss Luella Glenn
ents called in the afternoon. e. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Wiggmore and son Clayton
of Winchester and Mr. and Mrs. John
Steward of Richmond spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Study. Fran
els and Verlin Lane of Richmonr are
spending a few days with their grand
mother, Mrs. Will Stidman. .. Charles
Hunt and family, Verlin Hunt and fam
lily and George Taylor of Richmond,
Arch Knight and Elmer Skinner of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-06

Lady Pennoyer
bitter fud between lords ladies and diplomats which the
cidedy during
behalf of the earl eight DID, the late
wife, Lady Richard Edmond
mery second the American embassy in London The late
the cetrment of his position.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-06

HUNTSVILLE, Ind.-Mrs. H. NJ
Kabel and daughter Mary Frances and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
COMETLEGS SCORES \ POINT
Bl'T NJ 30 TWINS

ComctLcgs was the rival OF Mr.
pcrrabout the Man In the-Moon one
day he rode un 10 the moon on his star
aud hoppcd off
Now then said he nm lust 20
round 10 the cities of the moon and
show the moon people how handsome
om. Nu doubt they yo pat old Peer.
about out aud put me In his place.
He's too old anyway and earth
folks want y change. IN bet they're
good and tired OF having the some old
moon run the same old way"
The idoa ticklcd Comet Legs sn much
he began Co no ho and hce. nee till his
round ummy shook up and down like a
plum puddiup Ey ~ b, he came 10 a
mountain top aud luuk'>l down ~ tho
earth When be- got up there was old
lreraboul looking no him.
Quick ~ wink hv gave the Moon
Man a push. and away went he head
over heels into space Com,t.Logs
went ON his wav Hy was SO tCklod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

CONTINUED from our last issuc)
II was opened by n tall. slender. grace
fully.proportioncd man Of perhaps forty.
IN the crook Of his lett arm he ear
ricd fencing mask. His keen glance
played over ANDRE Louis from head to
foot
Monsieur" hc inquired. politely.
II was clear tina, h. mistook Andre
Louis quality. for despite his sadly
reduced fortunes, his exterior was ir'
rcpr0achablc.
You have notice below, monsieur, .
he said
You are come In regard TO that
Andrc.Louis shrugged and hail smiled.
one must live" said he
But camc In Take or your coat %
" drs AIMS said and let ~ see what
$50. can do Nature. al least, designed
so. FOR swordsmau. You are light,
active. and supple. with q good length
~ ann. ana YOU seem intelligent
may teach YOU enough for my pur
/ pose. which II that YOU should xiv,
. Tine elements Of the art TO new pupils
/ TAX, that mask aud foil and come over
/ here
Ilr led him TO the end Of the room
/ where the bare floor was scored Will
lines OF chalk 10 guide the beginner ir
the management Of his feet.
~ the end ~ ten minutes bout, "
lcs Amis offered him the situation. an'
explained a. In addition Co impartinl
the rudimvnts " the art % beginners
he was to brush out the fencing room
every morning. kcca the foils furnished
assist The gentlemen who came for lcs
sons to dress and uudrcss. and maxi
himself generally useful His wage
for the present were TO be- forty livrcs
month
The position had u.s. humiliations Bu
u Andrc-LOuis would hope 10 dine n
must begin by eating his pride as at
| hors ducuvrc
And SO h. said controlling a grim
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
AMARILLO RAIL
MEN Get ORDER
ABOUT WALKOUT

SiriN, orders for msiutuu1u.r ut way
employee Yrc held IN abDytu.. pending
word OF further negotiation according
p. Telegram sent "Wednesday night To-
local union officials The following com.
uuni,stIm from y D. CRADLE, grand
president was yesterday sent oat t0 an.
nIoy,s hy ". a ScnChlr president Of
Itr Amarillo local
Note 'h. following instructions aud
Dec governed accordingly
y, advised strike order held boo abcy.
tu,c pending rNgotntIous hy commit.
tees of each system upon 'h. question
.f ,.Hu-ilcration of wage decrease or.
der .uuiinuancc ct contract vurk
rvcrt.m, and other grievance only uu.
der thH-. .unditions d. defer the strike
urdI Fuu instructions and information
90 500. today 10y mail Every ,mplove :
rNp. '.j to rcnaan AT his post Co. PER.
form orir such work comug under tho
scoop, nf our agreement Tl., 700 with
this oif., all eases ct Wru dismissed
for refusing To perform Vnk outs.d,
their regular duties"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
PANHANDLE PRESS
Political Discussion q. X.

Although many people are inclined to
look with d.sfd,oI on the idea OF the
candidates getting on tn, stump and dis
cussing their oandidacirs fully and Tree
~ before the voters 80 long az the per
sonal factor Is not brought into play,
IN. Hosperian views % az a healthy
sign But We DO warn against person
slitics and prejudice and factionalisms.
There lies the danger Floyd County
Hcsperian
A wholesome discussion 10 local state
and national issues by candidates TOT tho
respective officers should Do cncour.
aged The voters should welcome an
explanation of the issues hy The Csndi.
dates. The voters probably have read
about the candidates and THEN pla'.
forms \ personal explanation viii add
10 their understanding Then when
other statements are made later through
the press, the voters Will be- able 10
have keener insight into IN. issues and
the strength and weaknesses u the
candidates Personalities should b.
avoided In the campaigns as much as
possible Discussion should hinge upon
the issues and no, upon the candidates.
Usually the candidates are men of char.
scter and should not H. assailcd upon
that ground Their qualifications. train.
ing experience and other things should
be- considered by the electorate. These
are the biz things that candidats should
b. judged upon. II is easier 10 knock
opponents. lots OF times. but II would
be- better 70 steadily push your candi'
dates OF your own candidates. on a con-
s,uctiVe plane Many persons will
write libellous articles about candidate.
Tor office AMI ask the newspapers 10
| publish them II ~ not the purpose
OF newspapers 70 defsme candidates
running for office nor 10 make rash
statements that they would b. ASHAMED
% when the heat OF the campaign has
passed OF Every candidate for tbs
United states senate with the eIcep
ton Of Culbcrson has been in Amarillo
the past few months The candidate,
are all agreeable men and their charac
tiers are above Fcproach ~ FAR a. W,
know. Hence. the Daily News In e.
poUsing the @ ndidancy OF Cullen 2
Thomas for United States senator Is 80
ing Il more upon the principles ne al
socslss and moi upon the lses Of per
son.nty OF the other candidates,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
tS1&3zpAA \! O! g;
" oB RaEaol Sabattni
Q By Rafael Sabattni

"Gallows.brd"' he was answered e
shall tell the Lieutenant General that
you are to be- found In Paris
MY God. man" cried Andre Louis
win YOU talk like that Of Lieutenant.
Generals when Paris itself s likely 10
tumble about your ears OF take fire un.
der your fect?'
\ rush Of men hurtled against him.
swept him along with them do what ho
would separating him from NJ. de- La
Tour dAzyr 80 oddly met
Bloodshcd there was that day In
Paris ON the Place Ncndomc dc.
tachmcui ~ dragons awaited the crowd
out of which Andre. Louis had slipped
The horscmcn swept down upon tho
mob Dispersed Il.
The victims were taken UP and borne
thence. and amongst them was Bertrand
dies Nmis hims,lf-liko an who lived
10y the sword-an ardent upholdcr Of
the uoblcssc. tramplcd to death under
hoofs OF foreign horsomcn launched by
: The noblcssc and led by a nobleman.
/ To Andre Louis four men Of the poo
+ pie brought that broken body Of one
4 Of the earliest victims ot the Revolution
that was now launched In earnest
CHAPTER III.
The fcrmcut Of Paris which, during
the two following days. rescmblcd an
armed camp rather than city. delayed
me burial ~ bertrand DIES Amis until
the Wednesday OF that cyentful week
Nndrc.Louis succeeded 10 the fencing
school In which he was himself 50 well
established a. an instructor
And go one fine day In early August.
be- received visit from lie Chapclicr.
Il have news FOR YOU, Andre. Your
godfather h. at Meudou. There have
been fresh disturbances In Brittany"
Not until SUNDAY was Andrc.Loi'
able to satisfy a wish which the imra.
thence OF the intervening days had con
voriod into a ycarning Dressed with
more than ordinary care. his head de
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

The tribunal has for its purpose
speedy justice. Just think OF ap-
pointing an arbitrator who is
agreeable 10 both plaintiff and de-
iendant, and then LET him pass on
the merits OF case. The arbitra-
tor has only the wish TO give hon
est judgment.
Even the defendant and plain
uii may argue the case. Testi-
niony will not be ruled out on
technical grounds such as 'irrele-
want, "immaterial," or incompe-
tent. Technicalities are proyok-
ing to the average American. but
he IS great enough to want fair
play, and the present administra-
ton OF laws often times will not
permit speedy Justice.
New York State has given the
arbitrator power 10 render ludg-
ment by which the disputants
agree To abide. In case the litl-
giants reject the Judgment then
state courts will enforce the de-
ciSion. Estimates are that the
tribunal will reduce litigation Is
per cent.
Briefly enumerated the tribunal
oil Justice has these goals:
!. 10 end the present congcs-
ton OF court calendars
?. To eliminate the laws de-
lays" which now mock the admin.
lStration OF Justice. and IN many
cases constitute a positive denial
OF Justice.
:. 10 defect from our courts OF
law To Tribunal not ,haCklcd by
tcchnicali,icS, but guided by the
rule OF common sense. large per-
centage OF the casc,-probably
full hali--whlch now cOngcSt the
calendars OF our courts and clog
their machinery
4. To provide for tins Trlbun-
al, a simple rule OF procedure un-
der which the diSpu,antS NAV tell
their stories in their own way,
before an arbitrator or arbitrators
selected by themselves.
:. To assure all disputants .
speedy and inexpensive detcrmln.
ton OF their difference, aud dis.
putes, free from the heavy costs,
IN money. wasted time. protracted
worries and lasting hatrcds. which
litigation almost invariably en-.
tails.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
County Records
Warranty Deeds


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Tot ]. block 20. Snn It'.nt" Heights
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to, 500. Tot o. hio'N ~. Snn Jac.nio
Heights
Emma h"lirI 'i 'I Goo " g. LOWS
300. lot J hlugk 40. Plvmuus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

gautN coiffcl--AndrcLo Louis mounted
his hired carriage. aud drove out g.
Mrudon
u was into the presence ~ pccyish
aud rather somnolent NJ de kcrcadiop
that Audrc.Iouis was ushercd. H. was
uuaunluuccd as had ever been the Gu.
tom az Gavrillac.
what do YOU want here growicd
NJ de- kcrcadiou
NO more than 10 kiss YOUR hand
monsieur my godfather" said Andro'
Louis. ubniissycly. lowing his sleek
black head
You can't Nou'l never make me-
understand how YOU came To rcnd'
yourself so udiously notorious in Bril-
tauy'
All. not odiously. monsieur
Certainly. udiouslv II ~ said even
that YOU were Omncs omnibus though
that cannot viii not believe"
Vet b b. true"
NJ de- kcrrbdiou ohokcd And Won
confess II" You dare to confess ~
What man darcs to do. hc should
dare 10 couf'sS--unlcss he n coward
oh. and To be- sure you were vcrr
brave running away each tim" sfts
Won had done the mischief. turnhc
comedian to hide Yourself doing NOR
mischiof a. comedian. provoking r.
riot iu Nantes. and then running away
again. to bccomc God knows what
,om,thIng dishonest by the af1ucut
look ~ YOU Nv Cod. man. 7 tru Won
that boz thes" past two years I have
hoped that YOU were dead. and you pro
fouudlv dis1ppoint ~" that YOU -ar'
not" IT, hoai his hands together. AMI
raised his shrill voice 10 ctll--"R rnoii DO
"Bcuoit "a" door " Andrc.L"ui.
Nor-u "a thu door
Tho ton, argued an irr-Nu,1shlf d.
termination Pal, and self contained
hut with queer pain at his heart, An
dire Louis heard that dismissed Ana
then another Noicr, q crisp i-oish voic,
cat in
"turlr' % rri-i world - udigna
tion and surprise in its pitch. aud thcn
Andre An this tim, mote alulos,
~ gladnc~s certainly ~ welcome. VA
blended with Tho surprh, 'h,' siilf Y,
manned
Both turned half IN, room lefs.-r
them ~ tho moment and i.~hrld uin.
in ono 20 the hong. open windows. a.
rested there On tn act ~ entering srou,
The garden Ain, in milk maid Npn
net 81 the latest modo though vi,i,ou'
amy of the iricolor embellishments M
were so commonly 20 10. seen ul,on thsr,
She WIS coming toward him nov
with ou's'rctchr'l hands q heightened
rolW boz hcf checks @ suii, ~ w,iro boz
"u h'r hp~ ii' hrvo,l how and k,ss.,l
her haud iu silence
oontinu"d in our next i-suet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07

Protective tariff bugaboo is
fooling lots OF Democrats. The
Texas Goat and Sheep Raisers
want a protective tariff. although
advances in wool are attributed to
general improvement OF business
conditions Even the West Texas
Chamber of Commerce has been
dragged into backing the wool
tariff. il is understood. The South
crn Tariff Association is another
body that is not going To help the
south much through its protcc.
tive tariff activities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
rot CHSTONE SAYS THOMAS
SENTIMENT II INCREASING

Editor the News
Just this brief personal word 10 cS.
press the deep appreciation OF myscl:
and Hon. Cullen +. Thomas TO rthe fine
publicity in the News Wednesday, June
%, This Is wonderful and | know what
a power !, will bc throughout the Plains
and Panhandle
The evidence b. absolutely uumistak.
able that great wave ~ sentiment has
swept toward Thomas In the past three
weeks The san Antonio Express has
Just come in With the right kind II
systematic thorough work by our friends
everywhere. Thomas will not only hold
but increase his lead
Again thanking YOU I am.
Cordially yours
o. O TOCCHSTONE,
Campaign Manager.
Dallas. Texas July /, 1892.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
TEXAS NEEDS SUCH MEN.

he Houston Press i'm a recent
editorial has outlined a number OF
reasons why Cullen f. Thomas
stands out head and shoulders
above the other candidates.
Ills platform rings clearly and
iearlesslv in enunciation Of views
that must strike all but the most
rcactlonary az sound and safe.
homaS comes as no stranger 10
the people OF Texas. asking polit.
zeal preterment. His record is a
long and illuStrious one. although
not tor many wears has he asked
tor any office at the hands Of the
party he has served SO ably and
faithfully.
His ability as a clear thinker. as
an able dcbater. as a man OF LOFTY
principle, has been long recogniz-
ed by both his political friends
ana Toes. he has made many foes.
too, because he never trimmed his
political views 10 serve the hour.
lie was out IN the fight Tor pro-
hlbltlon M this state IN the DAYS
when II was unpopular to be on
that side He lent all hi, efforts
Tor MANY wears 10 the furihcrancc
OF those political principles Tor
winch Woodrow Wilson stood as
president.
II there was ever a time Texas
and the nation needed men OF
thomas ability IN the Senate, it
is now. Issues ct vital importance
To- the welfare of the people are
10 be fought out there IN the next
few years. Thomas il a dcbatcr Of
Suoh power and an economic
thinker OF such ability he would
soon be a recognized power in the
Senate.
lis destined place would be to
leadership IN that body, lust as he
achieved leadership in the Demo
rate party OF Texas many years
sgo. Texas needs two senators at
Washington able TO get into the
ulok 90 the tight and 10 help push
forward those political principles
mat make tor the welfare OF all
The people.
! h0mas o, a progressive Not
only bv word, but bv his long
record are the people assured OF
l1at bu' no one can expires more
rioqucnlp than does Thomas his
o"u views IN these W,rCs taken
from I'm, platform.
Modern society Is complex
iioarv evils wear strange dis
guiscs New problems challenge
Us. IOdaY's hunger can not be fed
on the dry husks OF history.
- am not OF the rcactionarics
who worship moth eaten shibo-
lrths. while the people are exploit
ed aud are IN travail. The found
ers Of the Republic never intend
ed To put their descendants in a
-iraightlacket. ! am not Tor an
impotcni government | would
nave my government with heart
enough 10 be concerned IN human
beings with wisdom enough Ia
know how best % serve their as
pirailoHs and nccds with strength
enough to curb and conquer all
the forces Of wrong. privilege and
greed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
WAR ON FLIES TO OPEN
IN AMARILLO MONDAY

War OF flies opens Monday in ANA
rillo
In " W Duke. city inspector. savs
any person seen on the street or else.
where without nv swaiter In his hands
and his hands busy. will h. absolutely
out ~ style
The weed cutting campaign was pre-.
hminary 10 the ruthless attack To be
made Monday On the notorious discas,
sprtad,rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
N0T1CK mol IHR rUBIIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon ths
character. standing, or reputation Of
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
poration. that may appear In the col.
umns Of The News. will be gladly COR.
rectsd, whsn called to IN. attention Of
the editor. !, 10 not the intention Of
this Newspaper to wronEfuiiy use. or
inturs any Individual. firm. concern or
corporation, ana corrections win be
made whsrs warranted a. prominently
90 vas the wronsfully publishsd refer.
snce or article
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
CANDIDATES TO SPEAK
HERE SATURDAY MIGHT

county and precinct candidates VIII
speak concerning their candidates. at
AN open meeting saturday night al ;
O'Clock al nth and Taylor Streets. The
public j. urged - hear the candidates
a. this NAV be- the last opportunity the!
va have 20 make their platforms
known.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
What The People Say
GOVERNOR NETT THINKS
NEWS FOR ITS SUPPORT
By Stanley

Editor Do, News.
write 10 thank You most heartily
and most sincerely tor your splendid ac'
count OF NV speech delivered NJ Plain.
view assure yOu such cooperation
ON your part Is hlghb appreciated Any
further consideration shown my candi'
dacy FOR reelection as governor Tor a
second term win bc gratefully rcmcm.
bored ly me.
Sincerely yours,
PAT NJ NEFF.
Austin Texas. July 3 1929.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
SPEEDING UP JUSTICE.

AncfiCa NAV Dc on the verge
oi speeding ~ Justice m regard
10 properly ht cation The Arbi-
traiion Societv o. imcrica ha, Tor
us goal Justice s.ita the minmd.a
expense.
Already New York State aas
passed law permitting a tribu,n-
Al OF justice. and New York City
has established a tribunal that Is
functiouing. aw j. a humanity de-
vised instrument for the admins
traiiop OF justice, and like any
other human creation ), Is isulty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
PETITION CIRCULATED TO
PAVE FILLMORE BLOCKS

Property owners hetweon Sixth and
Tenth streets On ttllmor. a., r.rru.
.aiing = petition t. have th' street paved
within those confines MANY property
owners have already signed the pet.
lion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-07
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
J. D. MONTGOMERY HELD

Funeral services for l. Moutgum.
cry, who snut and k.llDl hipI-sif We'd
ncsday morning according tu fhc COZ.
oner's verdict. were held Yesterday at.
ernoon at Z o'ciuck in Griggs Under.
taking chapel Or I; Thomson. pastor
81 Central Presbyterian Church. con.
Quoted the services. Burial was IN
Lhnc Cemetery under direction Of the
Loyal order % Moose