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BURGESS BED-
 TIME STORY
THE END OF THE GAME
By THoRNToN w. nURGEss

Wnereacr you RO, WhRte'er you do, Mere chance will play part for you.
 --Whitefoot the Wood Mouse.
 Behind tree darted the most frightened little Wood Mouse In all the Great World. How he did hope that Buster Bear hadn't seen him. But Buster had and he was after that little Wood Mouse in an instant. An oids log lay off to one side The little Mouse saw 1t and turned suddenly toward it. That sudden turn was all that saved him. As 1t was. one of Busters big paws almost landed on the end of his tail.
 Around the end of the old log ran the little Wood Mouse It was a big log and by keeping close to 1t the little Mouse was partly under it and out of sight. Buster Bear simply hooked his big claws into that log and pulled 1t over just as he had done with one other log under which the little Mouse had tried to hide. With a pitiful Title squeak the little Mouse started to run again. He was getting very tired. It didn't seem to him that he could run much farther. Every second he expected to feel one of the great paws of Buster Bear. He didn't look back. He couldn't. He had to use his eyes to
 
 There seemed to be no hiding place near. He ran and ran and ran until finally he crawled under little bunch of dead leaves He simply couldn't run another step. That ter- rible black giant would get him now! Oh, how he did wish that he hadn't been venturesome and headstrong and never had left the dear safe home where were his father and mother to watch out for and look after him.
 Why didn't that terrible giant come? With his eyes tight shut the little Mouse waited and waitied. But Buster Bear didn't come. Little by little hope grew in the heart of the little Mouse. Could it be that he had been too smart for that terrible giant? He recovered his breath. Lit tie by little he grew less tired All the time he kept perfectly still. IL must be that he had given that black gian the slip. The little Mouse be- gan to think well of himself He be- gan to think that he had been very smart.
 Presently he caught queer sounds from the direction where he had last seen Buster Bear. Somehow they did not sound angry like the noises he had heard before. They were very queer sounds. They were little grunts and whines. If the little Mouse had only known 1t they were little grunts and whines of pleasure. But he didn't know 1t and presently he de- cided that 1t would be best to get as far from there as he could. So. peep.
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PULLEY Ts ILL

Huntsville, June (speeial.)- Charles II. Pulley, president of the Madison county board of revenue. Is in n critical condition in hospital
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Ra'~<AaLk. A
Loves Masquerade
A Dramatic Story of Love and Romance By IDAH MGLoNE GIBSON

Glendening confexses he deceives women. not with words, but with n smile which says everything-and nothing. Dr. Milton surprises his friends by saying all men do the same thing,
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1IRs. REID nIEa

in Huntsville following an operation for appendicitis.
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ing out to make sure that no one was watching him, he took to his heels and ran again. And all tho time he
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TATUM HONORED

The next story: "The Little Woo Mouse Sees a Handsome stranger"
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Tomorrow: "GlendeninE's Youth"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-10-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
l.. J.. TERRELL.
Clerk.

BY virtue Of the terms Of a certain
deed of trust made by George w. Bail
ey to the undersigned, Trustee, bearing
date on the 10th day of September. 1913
OF record in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Calhoun county.
west Virginia, in Trust & Mortgage
Book No. . at page 73, and having been
requested so to do by Peoples Bank of
Grantsviile, the owner and holder Of
the indebtedness secured by said deed
of trust, the undersigned Trustee will
ON Thursday, the 9th day of November
l922, offer for sale and sell by public
nuction ut the front door of the Court
House or Calhoun county. West
virginia, TO the highest bid
der the following de
scribcd real estate, tO-wit: A certain
lot tract or parcel OF land. lying and
being situate in the district of Wash
ingtOn. county of Calhoun and state of
West Virginia, on the waters OF Fink
Fork OF Beech, containing one hundred
and twcnty-Onc acres. more or less
and being the same real estate which
was conveyed unto the George w. Bail
ey by {. G. Bailey and wife by deed
bearing date on the 9Th day of April.
1900, OF record in the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court aforesaid i'm
Deed Book No. - at page 343, to which
said deed and TO said deed Of trust
reference is here made for a more par
ticular definite and complete descrip-
tion Of said real estate and the motes
and bounds thereof
TERMS or SALE Cash I'm hand
on day Of sale.
Given Hnder my hand this 9th day
OF October 1922.
LORENTI G. HAMILTON.
1912 A. Trustee
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OBITUARY

During the early morning OF Sept
- lo22, Brother A. l.. Belts quietly
quilted this life and entered the Eter-
nal one
He was born May II, 1863, and at the
lime of his departure was 30 years. 4
months and l. days old He was mar
ricd TO Aroma Hambel and to this
union was born four children. one hav-
my preceded him to that bourne from
which no traveller returns. There are
left to mourn their loss his companion
aud three children, ola Dosia and Fen
ton, and host of relatives and friends
lie wus converted in 1880 and united
with the NJ. r. Church. South later
transferred his membership to the 81.
!. Cchurch at Joker, w Va. where no
served as superintendent Of the Sunda =
school for many years, living very
faithful, loyal and consistent member
until his transfer to the Church Tri.
unphant
owing TO i'll health he concluded 10
move 10 Grautsvillc over yea rapo.
a"d while the writer of this WAS only
privileged to know hut during his stsv
W Grantsville, he found him always
io bc kind, courteous, Christian gen.
I"man, loving the principles Of right
aud praCtiCing them i'm his intercourse
with his fellowmcn Several years ago
BE- was raised to the sublime degree of
Master Mason in Eureka Lodge No 40
\. +. & A. NJ. and was an honored
member Of the fraternity at the time Of
his death
Ihus We stood outside the gate sor-
rowing witnesses ~ the passing OF an.
other redeemed soul through the Gates
Tho journey ended the goal reached.
aud in that passing we we're made To
realize his nobility, and i'm tho large
concourse of friends that came fo nav
iribrte to his memory. the force and
power of his life had been. and that n
NE such as his had been would still
continue to dispense light, guidance to
many weary pilgrims on their way from
Garth 10 glory. Int ms the banner of
King Emmanuel drops from the palsied
hands Of our brethren. the message
comes to us with stronger force Carry
ON. Victory Is in sight and bye and
bye we will all enter the CITY If God
TO meet to part no mover.
His body was laid TO rest I'm the Belts
cemetery near Grantsviue by his
Lodge.
Ills friend and brother.
j. Smith Dye
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NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue OF the terms OF q certain
deed of trust, made by Carrie Ratciff
and Bone Ratliff, her husband, to the
undersigned, Lorentz @. Hamilton,
Trustee, bearing date on the 10Th day
OF September, 1917, of record in the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Of the county of Calhoun, state of West
Virginia, in Trust and Mortgage Book
No. z, at page 81, and having been re-
quested so TO do by Peoples Bank of
Grantsville, the owner and holder Of
the Indebtedness secured by said deed
OF trust, the undersigned Trustee will
IN Thursday, the 9th day of November,
1922, offer for sale and sell by public
auction TO the highest bidder at the
front door OF the Court House of said
Calhoun county, the following described
real estate, conveyed by said deed of
trust, to-wit: A certain lot or parcel
of land, lying and being situate in the
district of Sherman, county OF Calhoun
and state of West Virginia, ON the wat
ers of Racoon Run of Steer Creek. con
tanning about 100 and fifteen acres
more or less, and being the residue of q
tract Of land containing two hundred
acres, conveyed to one. Washington
Mcdonald by William K. Arnold by
deed bearing date on the Doth day of
November, 1877, after abating there
from a parcel OF eighty-five acres sold
by decreee Of the Circuit Court OF said
county of Calhoun In the chancery
cause Of John A. Harris against Julia
Mcdonald and others, lately pending
in said Court, and which was subse-
quently conveyed to the said Harris
under decree in said cause to all OF
which said several deeds and said deed
Of trust reference is here made for
more particular, complete and definite
description Of said parcel OF one hun
dred and fifteen acres, 50 to be sold.
TERMS OF SALE Cash In hand
Oh day Of sale
Given under my hand this 9th day
of October, 1922
LORENTZ 9. HAMILTON,
lO-l2 4t Trustee.
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NOTICE TO CONSUMERS

Notic" is hereby given that at ten
o'clock \. NJ. on the 31st day of Octo-
Der. 1922. at the office of the Public
Service Commission OF West Virginia
In the city of Charleston. the under
signed will offer evidence in support OF
his amended application to said com
mission for authority to change his
rates, rules and regulations as follows ::
The present rate for the town OF
Grantsville is pc per thousand cubic
feet, less &c per thousand cubic feet for
for prompt payment. Big Bend and ali
country customers the rate is &c per
thousand cubic feet, less &c per thous-
and cubic feet for prompt payment.
The proposed rates for GrantsvilIs,
South Grantsyille, Big Bend and Mt.
Zion is Bic per thousand cubic feet Iess
% per thousand cubic feet for prompt
payment.
All other customers In Calhoun Coun-
ty, 42c per thousand cubic feet, less q,
per thousand cubic feet for prompt pay
ment. The minimum bill to be sIyOO
and street lights $1OO per month each.
For all industrial customers, the rate
Is to be- &c per thousand cubic feet for
all Calhoun County.
Anyone desiring to protest against
the proposed rates must notify The
Public Service Commission at Charles
ton on before the day OF hearing.
GODFREY L. CABOT.
Case No ll4O BY ]. ]. Cabot
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account of merchandise purchased by
her from the plaintin, and the amount
ot the debt due The Calhoun County
Bank ON account Of the note and trust
deed made 10y the said Mrs G. ". An
krom and Charles Ankrom, her hus-
band to the defendant L. G. Hamilton,
trustee and what part Of said debt. II
any remaining unpaid, shall be paid by
me said Mrs g. 4. Ankrom, and the
said Thomas J Grayben, Charlotte
Ankrom and Rachel Ankrotm. and to
ascertain what interest the, said A. G..
Mathews and G. A. Jarvis own In the
tract Of 1851 acres Of laIld, situate in
sherman District, Calb oun county.
West Virginia, and granted to her by
Joseph r. Graybell by deed dated Oc-
tober 18th, 1916, and recorded In. Deed
Book No. 81 at page 2iq. in which deed
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Chronicle Bookstore

II such there be and of general circu-
latlon in the County or Counties at
fected by the proposed change In rates !;
and said applicant shall also mail or
serve on each of his customers affected
thereby, ut least fifteen days prior to
said 31st day of October, 1922, written
notice In the form prescribed by the
Commission, showing that he has appli-
ed 10 The Public Service Commission
for authority to change his rates, the
rates proposed to be charged and the
time and place of such hen ring making
due return Of all thereof on or before
the day of hearing.
\ Copy.
reste:
X. Il. BERNHEIM. Secretary.
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FREED LOCALS

Miss Oda Collins has been on the sick
list for II few days.
Mrs SilaS Sinners. or White Pine. has
been visiting her mother Mrs. Il. C..
Simmer. OF this place.
Nrs. Rachel j.. Taught had IA sale at
hcr residence on Three Mile Saturday.
She will visit her children while and
will probably make her future home
with her sister. Mrs. Margaret Heav-
nor, of Parkcrsburg.
X. Chester IIOff. who has been here
90 lease boss for the Hope for some
time. is spending this week at Spencer
Tommy McCOwn and family, j. Paris
Van Camp and wife and Miss Dollic
Sinners, OF White Pine. spent Sunday
in this burg.
Quarterly Meeting will he held at
Hoy I. Il. Chapel on the DIST and 22nd
of this month. The revival will also
hart then. Everybody is invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Belt spent Satur-
day and Sunday Mt the home OF jim
Eddy.
Mrs. Cordelia \. Collins is visiting
Der son, William Collins, of Industry.
Miss Mildred Snidcr was at Grants
vile last week having some dental
work done
Forest J. Rogers was visiting at Gil
bert Haddox's Wednesday night.
Misses Hazel and Nora Snider. OF
zig Springs, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Misses Dollie and DIESEL Nor
ri>Ou.
They had peanut sociaI at Pine
Grove and raised about $500.
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ORDER or PUBLICATION.

West Virginia. To.Wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks office of
the Circuit Court Of Calhoun county on
Monday the 2nd day Of October, 1922.
the following order was entered
Samuel Haas Trimmed Hat Company.
= Corporation.
Against
Mrs. G. y. Ankrom, The Calhoun Coun-
ty Bank, a Corporation, l.. Q. Ham
ilton, Trustee, A. G. Mathews, G. A..
Jarvis, Thomas j. GraybeH. Char
lotie Ankrom and Rachel Ankrom.
In Chancery
The object Of the above entitled
cause is to obtain a decree fixing the
amount OF the debt dire to the plaintiff
from the said Mrs. f. q. Ankrom. ON
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the said Mrs. O. U. Ankrom Is named
as Myrtle Ankrom, and II necessary, to
sell all Of said tract Of land to satisfy
the debts to be ascertained by said de
cree
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed In
this cause that Mrs. @. u. AnkrOm,
who Is sometimes called Myrtle Ank
ROM Thomas ]. Graybell Charlotte
AnkrOm and Rachel Ankrom are non
residents Of this state, II is ordered
that they do appear here within one
month after the date OF the first publi-
cation hereof and do what's necessary
to protect their interests.
Teste:
l.. L. TERRELL,
Clerk
A. q. MATHEWS,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SALE.

By virtue OF Il decree of the circuit
court of Calhoun county. entered at the
April term. 1920, of the Circuit Court
Of said county, in the chancery cause of
Jesse Keith against Gilbert Keith and
ntherS, the undersigned Commissioner
Will, on Thursday the Orb dmv of N
vembcr, 1922, offer for sale by public
auction 10 the highest bidder. at the
front door of the Court House of Cal
noun county, West Virginia. the follow
inS described real estate. that il To saw.
an equal undivided One-half interest i'm
all that certain lot, tract or parcel of
land, lying and being situate on Wolf
Kun, i'm Washington District. Calhoun
county West Virginia, beginning at a
white oak on Middleton Line, and run
ming thence $. 81 w j6 poles to Io-
Gust; y. 81 w. A pOlAx to rock s
~ w. tx poles to "a &. q. and Cucumber
pointers $. IL f.. 10 poles to "A Black
oak. marked with pen knife; =. DO f.
iW poles TO "a Beech y. 30 f.. IS poles
To three Chestnut oaks on the Middle
tph line, and with same y. 3 +. 10
poles TO the beginning, contained az
''' 80 a. tihNAs VI IL dCItS. granted
To \. McCulty by deed dated OH the
lith day of August, 1905. recorded i'm
the Clerks office OF the County Court
OF said Calhoun County i'm Deed Book
NO. 30 at page 272; the residue of said
tract being described at 59l2 acres and
Icing the same land granted to Gilbert
hcith and Jesse Keith by c. A. Jarvis
and wife, by deed dated June 10Th
1916. recorded in said Calhoun county
court Clerks Office in Deed Book No. 5S
page 500, and subject to the reservation
at oil and gas contained in said deed.
Terms OF sale: Cash i'm hand ON
day of sale
y. G.. MATTHEW'S.
Special Commissioner.
]. l.. J.. Terrell. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Calhoun County. West Vir-
Slnia, do certify that the above named
y. G. Mathews. Special Commissioner.
l'aH given bond with security approved
10y me in the penalty Of Five Hundred
dollars as required by decree i'm the
above styled cause.
TeStc:
H. l.. FERRELL.
Clerk
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DEMOCRATS PERFECT ORGAN.
XlTION

AZ recc1H meeting to tho Ucmo-
cratic County Executive Committc.
plans were made for carrying on thr
campaign in this county and an organ
iZation was perfected for the purpose
OF getting out the voters on election
day.
Vacancies were filled i'm the com
mittee by the election of G.. 81. Eisman
or MinnOra. to fill the vacancy occa
stoned by the death Of G.. w. Rider. In
the'Women'S Advisory Committee va
cancieS were filled by the election of
Mrs I.ottie McEndrcc and Miss Mary
Shldcr for Center district, and Mrs. d.
.. chenowcth and Mrs Homer Witt
for WdslffnEf6n District.
Precinct. captains were appointed AZ
all the precincts To assist I'm getting ont
the vote. distributing literature and
other necessary work of the campaign
A list of those appointed for the VIZ,
rious precincts follow:
BrOOltsviIle
MtSS3Jalic Fcrrcll. Miss Ethel Pet
tit. Miss Lucy Bell, A. T. Yoak. w w
Lower and Ed Davis.
Freed
Mrs. Edna Smith. Mrs Flora Maze
Miss Lucy McCray. Glenn Fox. A. ~
Maze and Allie McCray.
Court House
AIrS 4aispEsc YlfcEndree, BIrs. Mary
Marshi3alJ; EXelett Gamer. Jasper FL
lott 'a6dA RBScoe Hartman.
School House
Airs Edna Stump. Mrs Mary Jack
sOn Dick. Miss Lcnna Proudfoof T.
Mollohan Lorentz G. Hamilton and {,
A. Witt.
Chestnut Grove
Miss Mary Slider. Miss Eva Edmau
Mrs: Clara NJ. Richards. Ben CLAYTON
Frank Holpp aud I. G. Fox.
White Pine
Mrs. Florence Youk. Mrs. Louise
Johnson. Mrs" Roy Kcmper. Charles
Malona. !. NJ Hickman and A. T.
Blant
''a Russell
1irs. Everett Burns. AIRS. +. IL
stump, Mrs Clara Elliott. W v. Stnmp
Bernard Elliott and Il. y. Knots
ArnOldsburg
Slrs. Fell Stump Mrs. Charlie
Houchin. Miss Eva Clcvcnger. q w
Hays, f. W Hall and Richard Hos
kins
Daniels Run
Mrs George Gibson Mrs. David
Craddoc Mrs salathiei Hickman
Charles Whytsell G. @. Stsrcher and
w. r. Starcher.
9irs. Amos Smith. Miss Florence
Ward. Mrs. walter Scott John slider.
W. ). Surm and J.. L. Ball
Richardson
Mrs. James Duskcy. Ars. Della
Connolly. Mrs Almeda Meadows
George Kemncr Okey Martyr and Al
Stump
MinnOra
Miss 'Tora Bailey. Mrs. Cspfsin
KNOTS Mrs yiua Siers, G. NJ. Eismsn.
w. w Bailey and T.. NJ Siers.
Okla
Mrs EGic Wittc. Mrs. Florence
Hicks Mrs Gail Keith. James w
Boothc. Fred Jarvis and Charley Wittc
StlnsOn
Mrs NJ. NJ Bibbcc. Mrs. Myrtle Mol.
iohan. Mrs T.. a. Hicks. n. n. Snod.
grass, w a. Mollohan and John Hicks
Frozen
Mrs Mary ChcnOweth. Mrs. MYRTLE
FarraF, Mrs Ella Carpenter. w. g..
Fsrrar, g. w. Knots. and r. N. King
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Democrats Reduce Taxes


melancholy
but all the fault
of Education which bodies
they occupied will be
duced and
credit for the reductions
he burden of ta1au
Herewith
thoseo of
EzzsKcS3-kEsa3a4.
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SCHOOL REPORT

Report OF the Bear Fork school for
the first month.
Those perfect in attendance were
Obey, Teddie, Hazel and Tacy School
craft, Golf and Essie Rice, Ernest and
Bertha Moneypenny, Raymond Will
mouth and Coda LOckney.
We will heartily appreciate the coop.
GRAFTON of the parents.
Eda Louise Stump, Teacher
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LIST OF BIRTHS REPORTED
In August TO State Department
Of Health


Of Health
Rigs. Urine June IL
Samson. Randall Aug. :,
Mace Laurence e. Sep
williams Chester Paul Aug. rs
i;asnett, Cleo Aug. 30
Dawson Glenn Aug 23
letfreFs, Donald Aug. %
Law. Robert Gail Sep 9
N'h"ail' James Kenneth Aug. Il
Staluakcr. Gvindoln Aug >
BAILEY Sharland Aug. II
i'cwrcsc Gordon Ans. -
Parsons. Kate Aug -
PARSONS. Orlando Aug 81
List of Deaths
I"ffrcyS. Donald Aug. %
West, James W. Aug. 90
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THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMITS.
SION OF WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITOL BUDDING
CHARLESTON

A meeting of THE PUBLIC SER
VICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIR
GINA, held on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d., 1922.
CASE No. 114O
GODFREY l.. CABOT
Amended application for author
ity TO change gas rates fra Cal
hOun, ROane, Writ, and Harrf-
son Counties.
Whereas, amended Applicant has
this day been filed by Godfrey L. Cabot
for authority to change his gas rates I'm
Calhoun. ROane, Writ and Harrison
counties, IL is ordered that leave be
granted to anyone interested to file OBJ
lection thereto before the Commission
at any time on or before the 31st day
Of October, 1922, and this matter be set
down for hearing OF a meeting Of the
Commission to be held at its offices in
the Capitol Building in the city Of
Charleston on said 31st day Of October,
at ten o'clock A. M, at which time
anyone interested may appear and
make such objection thereto as may be
deemed proper.
It Is further ordered that the appii-
cant publish a copy OF this order once
each week for four successive weeks
in two newspapers Of opposite politics,
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I am making preparations Tor the
general election. am now engaged
On the business of getting precinct
election boards and other necessary
work have no intention Of quit
ting now ana expect will stay
until the first ~ the year when ~
new election board Will be appointed
by the governor.
Il knew nothing - n proposed
change. No one had consulted me.
The report that Joyce was consid-
cred az n possible successor a. me
was certainly ucwH ns ! assured the
officials that ! would stay until after
the general election. Ana I intend
to do 20. OF course they can remove
mo, II they wish. but I won't quit
voluntarily"
when the report that tho walton.
Robertson combination was lending
an ear 90 the possible removal OF
Smiley and tho appointment Of a
new secretary with pete Joyco as the
choice was made public Friday u
created stir In an circles previ-
ously the report had been heard only
among those on tho inside ~ the
political arena.
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Ing Of Friday the thirteenth he drove
splendent and splendldiy new.
parked n carefully on Fourth street
across from the bank. took a las,
fond look az II and went IN 10 work.
HE thoughts persisted IN strayiuE
70 the car. and wishing - share
his pleasure In IL with his co-work-
ers he Invited several Of the fellows
to 40 out and take A look at II with
him. The group gathered momentum
as it Travelled down Jhe lobby OF the
bank and by the tim" 80 reached the
outer door there was n good sized
crowd
AS the potential sightHeers Travelled
towards tho Fourth street entrance
30 the bank building they heard the
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ley, constable, signed the sffslUi
furnished the county attorney
II Is set out IN the petition ,la,
Ghormley and other officers ,.-',l
the Mcmillan place october s AND
found Mcmillan. Butler and KHAN
IN the garage with pint of liGur-
Several weeks ago the district ..r-,
issued an Injunction against tho Nc.
MILAN place after officers had found
a quantity Of liquor there during a
raid. The injunction was later mod.
flied 10 allow Mcmillan TO reslda In
the house, but still remained IN force
and effect as to the harborlng u
booze IN the place. The conterpt
hearing will probably come up H..
fore District Judge Redmond $. n ,
come time saturday