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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-08-18

Butter wrappers printed at The
Tribune office, 500 for So. 90; 1000 for
10 90. Smaller quantities at reasona-
bic prices adv. q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

I " W SCENE so-staed jos is-
,erns,ionsi Worry Wo ts- II il
stood iw j Gill vosi hos much
better % Ne I'll vould he. 70 be
better on, bank with the Ciu,eos
National Bsnk
What /. the shape Of t,a lie
0ssss >Iaus sbsa .n,hu, are round.
|, NAY be Square bat he alcsys
slliptiesl fa the hes, tis.es or
candy. call 90 Matthews Drug Co.
Some politicians seeking an sAsy
berth. will oil 10 . bed al cabbage
heads and look ns,orsl fhe easiest
sssth.4o s,Lsn, 10 in a houss. built
9Th material from II r .Cossn
tumbef C., Retail Dep't'
A man and maiden. A clear
AtEs soy. The. mAe. sfdsayas,ns
her shoe 10 tie. rso Knots tied
serkly-- Why did be PROPOSE
Girls. When you wish 10 hurry
wsx orr hoee. Wynn's Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
take euoE's
| EPTe-Maselm
u ID The Safe aa1 Rsliabls
ToaE useA ty Physicians
for 20 fears.

There are 'nss styles even In
medicines A nsw Tad eomss,
10 peculss iw Q shiIs,. and then
fsdss cai u 6,Ieiit vis~. A remedy
thai has stood the .sst ha thir'y
ysars must have semsfhabls merit
and esnno, be called q lad Such
10 Gads psplo Mansaa. erisinsisd
b. ID a fsnds over . sssttss
esntnsy. ago. shich has helped msny
ihou#sids II psopls back 10 good
health by improving tbs blood
Pspto Msngan 10 80 ifon tonic II
solssis. iioa Go . sscSBl iosm sasily
absorbed by the systsm, !, Puts
color into The lips and cheeks and
imps9vss the entire body By imrsev.
Ing and. srriehios the biood u
10 cold BY drassisis 10 both l,esid
and tablet iosm, II 700 san, to Be
cell ard stroas and look Ans .Dd
healthy. take Guide . rsp,o ManRan,
Advertisement
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

Thrills ! plenty aud much ussiul
inicrmstico 90 With the cieture
mad. BY Henry vissssens, Careless
Americs, to no shovn at .hs Nc
Csullsy fhes,re 90 April 18th.
Thi. pietur. 10 one feature Of the
general Safety siv, esmpaiso
nos being % extrnsivsly carried on
hy many allied in.erests im The
purpose Of reducing the hishtiul
toll on III. add limb nov exactsd
through our uational habit Of care.
lessnees.
That By Tar the greater number
al the accidents that ara OF daily
|cecu'rence are ransed By css~lesa.
ntss 10 4 ~ell known tact and some
Of the roa common and Dost
eAyiiy preveUtshle causes are shown
VIII. not TO do a. vail a.
chat TO do 10 order 10 ASSURE
safety to cres-h snd Others -
illustrated iofe.sh'y
This safety fret pietu,s ia mn
ii ID. ses,es being shown 10 The
sou.neast through ,ss co orerasion
al ,he Atlanta 4 West Point.
wesiern al AlahAma and t3eossia
Railroads, ihe Louisville 4 Wash
vile Railroad, the Soothssn Rail.
~ay a13 the aonshsrn Reli and
Cumberland Telephone 4 Telegraph
Companies through the Lynch
tcas,n Of theatres.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
Bridge Clsb

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hogin enter
tanned tho Bridge Club last Ffiday
evening Al their home 90 Church 80
A very interesting game vas play
ed in which Geo Collios, j., made
highest scc,s. Messn. Buchanan
Grissby and RAY Hosin hep. score
At the conclusion Of The game,
Ms. Hosin, assisted oy Mrs { n
W nns. smxed dainty refreshments
IlaTEN-The price OF milk has
been reduced BY the Lonsvie~
Dairy Farm, sllaiJ rrices 10
detail will he published nex, week
Mr. B n Ros-fs, Prpr',.toW
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

-. H"sg sNsf 'Ct "5.,s 80, rr.l..,.a, -.
Rev N. 4 Jackson scent Wednes
day 10 Nashville.
BoARDERs WANTED M.a
preferred. Call at as Rickert Ave
SEWING For plain sewing call
at AS Rickert Avenue
Mss. N. A. Nslson Ass returned
from . visit at Atlanta Georgia
Mise Julia Bates, OF Wavsrly
spent the week end here with bet
ulster, Mrs ". {. Morrison.
II you want plenty OF pep.
strength and energy. ,ake rsnlsc
Matthews Drug Co
Mise Elisabeth Matthews spent
Sunday in Clarksyille the CUES. Of
her cousin, Miss Dorthy kellam,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clems u,
and baby, Of Sco,tsville. Ky. are
waiting relatives and friends here.
M and Mrs Ewrll Campbell, Of
Nashville, spent tn, Weekend here
the guests OF Mrs Csmpbells
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ! ?. Reep,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

y Pc
Every body talk the Blind Boy,
Concert Friday evening Aphl II
fstss 25e. Slse. sMd Mo
.bR sALE-%OO lee, Of dr.
ipdpiar fuufbsr sen Chss:~ Sowsa
Dickson,
FOR sALE-Fipe building lot.
adjoining residence. See " A.
Barnett
FOR sALE- Rhode Island Red
Eggs Tor setting. IS ior 7Sc. See
Mrs J A. Hisdon. Dickson.
Don't Tail 10 see ,hose pretty new
dress goods. which are arriving
daily at Arnold 4 Co.
Ms Ernest I.ampley. Of Kingston
n riggs. spent TuesdAy here the
CUES. OF her mother. Mira Edith
Jsmison.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Locis aud
baby. OF Nashville. spent SUNDAY
here the sues,s OF relatives and
friends,
Ladies', will appreciate you
calling and seeing my line Of dress
goods 4, ArnoldtA Co. Mrs., Minnlt
Wilson.
Blind Boys Concert al Gskmont
April 18th auspices Y D {, 90 !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

Ese A. n Knsl,sh stopped buy
ing btns aud Eggs Ions enough
Tuesday afternoon. about ! clock,
"a 10y the ~osds tba, made Colemaa
Collier and Mis-. Gesaldins Potter
man and vile.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

(gk. nsrt No \ 100 sass prize
III roo, tract No TOR acre.. psics
laD
Th,slsnd 10 suitshIr nv farming.
Any pre ~sp'rsA hsffsgn absula
look ,hlsDsna orrv Fm particulars
~. m .,ss~---t.4s lssEp, aylvis.
TtEa, 90
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14

w. l. Wesie0a. IL white Biud,
| h Speeding this wesk here. being =
ws=sss es too trial iSy In The
circuit eoast.
Miss. L. n Hsrris. si yellow
Creek vas here rncsdsy and eall'
cd st this Office and hsd Tbs Herald
cent 30 her address Zoe coo ysas.
Proi. and Mrs.. Il. c. s,sosd, Who
have been ,saehias school 81 Elm.
wood. are hsss 10 spend The summer
vacation.
Hyor ere iseiins III worn cot.
u you can. sst. sleep ~ ~ott Sith
any sati.isciion. you need TanIse
--Mstthsss Drug Co,
hn Geo. Elssses ha. returned
rom . visa. the sasss Of BET dsush.
ter. Mrs. Claude Martin. OF Mach.
wife
~ asd Mrs. Chs.. Rohias9a
have fetasns1 hers 10 Feeids, alter
Aaxsss hsea located IN Madison,
ILL.,. tyr ssvesaI usonths.
Mrs Minnie Wilson wbe hss bad
. number u yeais slperisnes IN the
dress good. line, Eos has personal
charge Of this departnsen, At Arnold
| a TO.
W. G. HOLT. sho has been con
fined TO his home iof s.ssfsl days.
10 able to be back q, bic poet u
duty Of the H Dry Goods Co
L0sT-Ou Pine, Pits, between
Die lson and the mas iron bfidss. ,
belt irom ladies' polss hrosn
coat Flndss sifl pfsass lssvs tame
Of this Office. Liberal nwa,i
K b Cowsn. ~ho Tor the psst
t~e weeks has bvn q, Metropolis
III shipping lumber ios the n 7
Cowsu Lumber Co sp-nt sunday
here returning to Mstrorii- Monday
FOR RENT-rwo-.,o,y rvsid.net
OF Railroad street suitable Tor
boarding house Sssiy painted
aud psp-rrd aud 10 sn'i repair |
Zee M. v. A Goodrum st hsstl
Drug Co
g nen iail 10 sss our pretty and
uw to.aa,-, Iin- 81 dress goods. |
irispmipss s,e, They are .hssulls.
and a. REASONABLE. prices fboid
4 Go.
81 . q y q ll .l>q .sa.l,'s ..s.l,;.
FOR SALk-siI registered hisl
type Poland aud China piss. two
male. ina tour itm,lsx ripsss
With each pig J r Tidwsll.
Burus, X /
Mrs. J r. Black wood add
daughter. Miss Alassie. Of Nashville.
'pent the week end here the sussts
u the formers daughter. Mr. W
N. Brstton.
Rev. Keller pastor oi the Pfssbv
ssian Church. U 3. A.. vas called
o Charlotte sunday afternoon TO
conduct the funeral ei Mr. jennie
Hichersou Hudson, which was held
II 81. Paul Church During bic
lhssncs Rev, |. c, Talent conduct.
d his service at Tfeswsll Sunday
litssnoon.
Charley aaeses. son Of Mr.. and
ap. kafl sasses. happened TO The
'ainiuI misfortune oi getting his
light asm broken last Saturday.
vhiIe attempting 10 crank thsis
ruck, Both bones directly above
he fist we're snapped into 10 tks
rank came back With terrific iosce
liz many i,isnds trust that IL
round will heal ~ rapidly -
II. A. Peytop. Of Peytoa Produce
% inform us that business 10 live
= in hn line this veek, suits q
upbes Of poultry cars being moved
D eastern markets He states that
10 Company alone loaded cars al
'entsevill., MeEwen and Dicksoo
bic Wsel. This IL . revival Of ths
uddsn slump last week. local deal.
4 II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-04-14
t-M Sale

The Boque NJ Mep1lsrd lsnd'
hxstsd in the Eth d.stsic, "a Dsch
s6r County
Tact No LII scts.. rftts N
ESQ, uAct no. 4 o. strsa p1ie.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

He rubbed a hand across his eyes and broke off Never mind about that; l know what I've got to, do. You know lots of people. Well, l want to get hold of some nice girl to live with my mother and take care of her in my place while I'm away. A sort of companion, aren't they called? want someone who My mother will indignantly call chit of child"- he gave rather broken little laugh cant l hear, her saying it. l say, , Sabre, do for Gods sake help me. Do 1 you know anyone?"
 This frightful war! Was it going to attack evea that pathetic little old woman at Puncher's Farm with her fumbling hands anda her frail exist said, I'm awfully sorry, Perch. Friehtfully sorry for your mother and for you. I'll help you all I can. It's a funny coincidence but I believe do know just the very girl that would be what you want"
 Young Perch grasped his hand in delighted relief. "Oh, Sabre, if you do. l felt you would help"
 "The chance I'm thinking about was hearing of only few days ago. The works foreman in my office, an old chap calleA Bright. He's got d daughter about eighteen or there abouts, and l was hearing he wanted i to get her into some kind of post like yours. I've spoken to her once or ltwice when she's been about the place for her father and l took a tremen- | |dous fancy to her. She's as pretty as a picture. Fife, she's called. l be- | lieve your mother would take to her no end; And she'd just love your mother"
 It was from Twyning that Sabre l had heard that post of some sort was being considered for Fife Bright. | Her father, as he had told young Perch, was works foreman at For tune, East and Sabre,S. MT, Bright. A massive old man with a massive, rather striking face hewn beneath a bald dome and thickly grown all about and down the throat with stiff white hair. He was intensely religious and he had the deep-set and eXtraor- dinarily penetrating eyes that ire quently denote the religious zealot.
 Extraordinary that such a stern and hard old man should have for daughter such fresh and lovable slip of a young thing as his Fife. Bright Fife, Sabre always called her, ] inverting her names. Mr. Bright had little cupboard called his office at the foot of the main stairway and Bright Fife came often to see her ] father there. Sabre had spoken to her in the little cupboard or just out side it. He had delight in watching the most extraordinary shining that she had in her eyes
 It was like reading an entertaining book he used 10 think, and he had ! the idea that humor of that rart st
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

well knew meant that he hated 1t,
 Whats old Bright going 10 do with her?"
 He doesn't quite know, He's an idea of getting her out as sort of ladys companion somewhere"
 This was what Sabre had remem- bered, and he went straight from young Perch 10 Twynng and recalled tbe conversation,
 Twynlng said, "Hulo, still interest ed in the fair Ellie? ?'
 It's for young Perch over at Penny Green I'm asking, For his mother, He's a young man"-Sabre permitted his eyes to rest for q moment on Har- old, seated at his desll-''and he feels he ought to join the army. He wants the girl to be with his mother while he's away"
 Twyning, noting the glance, changed his tone to one of much friendlness. "Oh, see, old man. No, Enie's got nothing yet. She was over to our place to tea last Sunday"
 Good. m go and talk to old Fright I'm keen about this"
 "les, you seem 10 be, old man"
 VII.
 Mir. Bright received the suggestion with manner that irritated Sabre While he was being told of the Perches he stared at Sabre with that penetrating gaze of his as though in the proposal he searched for some motive other than common friendli, ness. His first comment was, They'll want references, ] suppose, sir"
 Sabre smiled. "Oh. scarcely. MT Bright. Not when they know who you are' The old man was standing before Sabre bending his head close towards him as though he would sense out some hidden motive behind all this | He contracted his great brows as fl | to squeeze more penetration into his gaze. Yes but m want references MT, Sabre She's not going here, there nor anywhere"
 Continued in Our Next Issuc).
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
"FRUIT.A.TlVES", The Famous Fruit Medicine Completely Rsstored Him

654Quinnipiac Av., New Haven, Conn. 'I was run down in health and terribly nervous. My back was weak; my head ached every day, and I could hardly stand on my feet
 A friend advised me to try "Frut,a. tives". I had used other advertised remedies, but l finally got box of "Fruit-a-tives" and they helped me. I am still taking them and impro- wing all the time, and will not be without them again.
 As soon as l can do so, I will answer all inquiries as to the above statement-will gladly do SOL.
 CECIL STOWE. "Fruit-a-tives" or "Fruit Laxo Tablets" are made by a special process from fruit juices, and are marvellous tonic, unequalled for invigorating and rebuilding the rundown system. 50c box, 6 for $2 50, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, NY.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
0I0Il ASA.HuTcHlNSON

the regiment Pretty bad
 Sabre said, Any one-?" and also stopped. Hardness looked, not at Sabre, but straight across the top of his head and began an appalling, and as 1t seemed to Sabre, an endless recita- tive. "The coIonels killed. Bruce is
 killed. Otway's Killed"
 "Otway .."
 "Cottar's Killed. Bulcns Killed"
 Endless. The names struck Sabre
 like successive blows Were they
 never going to end?
 'Carmichael's killed My young
 brother's-" his voice cracked
 killed. Sikes is killed"
 "Sikes killed =. And your broth l CT
 Hardness said in a very thin. sQueaking voice, "Yes. the regiments pretty we'll The regiments" He
 looked full at Sabre and said in a very loud, defiant voice. T bet they were magnificent. By God, I bet you they were magnificent. Oh, my God
 why the hell wasn't I therc?" He turned abruptly and went away, walk | ing rather funnily. |. This was the moment at which 1 there descended upon Sabre, never to | leave him while he remained not "in Iit.", the appalling sense of oppres- sion that the war exercised upon him. On his brain like weight on his heart like a pressing hand. V.
 And still events; still and always HOW, disturbing things. While he stood there he was sud denly aware of Young Rod, Pole or | Perch rather breathlessly come up. 'I say, Sabre. have you heard this 1 frightful news about the Pinks?-I want you to talk to my mother. She'll
 listen to you. I'm going to enlist. Sabre said, Good Lord are you Perch? Must you? Your mother, why, what on earth will she do with out you? She'll"
 Young Perch winced painfully. '1 know. It pretty we'll kills me to think of it and I'm having the most fright | full scenes with her. But I've thought it all out, Sabre, and Iknow I'm do- 1 ing the right thing. This is, well, this | is a chaps country, and I've figured | it out it's got to come before my mother. It's got to. She says it will kill her if l go. l believe it will, Sabre"
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

lin the summer Of 1914, lARk SABRE finds that he Is estrangcd From human sympathy and understanding iwiih the sole exception of IADY MONA TYRAR. an old sweetheart. Inow unharply, married, ISabrc's prosaiG and snobbsh wife, ABEL, fails to understand her hus- bands poetic and whimsical tempera- lment In business he Is undermined by jealous associates in the hrm of For Itunc, East and Sabre and promised Is diverted from him to WINNING. At this point, Nonas life with lTybar becomes lntolcrable and she asks lSabrc to take her away. War is de- | lared and Sabre rushes to secure com omission. He speaks to Colonel Rattray of he Pnks,
 GO ON WITH THE STORY "F.h? Into what?" "The war" It was easier after the lunge. 'I see in the papers that | recommendation. Can you get me commission ?"
 iColoneI Rattray showed surprise. Nell, don't know. I might. I've b doubt l could, if you're eligible.
 ow old are you, Sabre?" I"Thrty-s six"
 Colonel Rattray said doubtfully, Tome on up to the Mess in the forming and I'll get our doctor to live look at you Then we'll see nat can be done. All right, eh?" lntion. It was just precisely the sort thing he could not possibly dis
 ss with Mabel Mabel would say, iVhyever should you?" and of all Imaginable ordeals the idea of expos g before Mabel his feeling about I1gland :. he would tell her when Twas done, if it came off. FAnd his thought was, when a few burs later he was walking slowly
 ray from his interview with Major
 arnshaw, the doctor at the barracks,
 Thank God, l never said anything l Mabel about it."
 Major Earnshaw had very pleasant
 had go at this heart of yours. '' Iithdrawn his stethoscope and Taken his head. It was mo go; ab- Ilutely none, Sabre"
 n'Well, but that's for commission. III go into the ranks
 "You can't possibly go in as you le-now The standards will prob bIy be reduced. but they'll have to | reduced goodish long way before bun get in, l. don't mind telling Ru.'
 II
 | Then came another of the frightful
 hdoings of his emotions.
 1.-The occasion was that of his meet lg with Hardness outside the County lines office Hardness was a captain Y the battalion that had gone out Tho had been left behind owing to Nme illntss. The British Expedi- lonary force had been in action. l Sabre said, News? Anything bout tlp Pinks?"
 ! Harkless nodded. He seemed to l. swallowing. Then he said, Yes,
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

kind which is unbounded love mingled with unbounthed sense of the oddities of life was packed to bursting with in her.
 Some such apprehension of her Sabre" had expressed to Twyning. Twyning had given a short laugh and said, You seem to have been think ing lot about the fair Efie."
 The kind of laugh and the kind of remark that Sabre hated and he gave a slight gesture which Twyning
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
(Continued in Our Next Issuc)
WILL USE COSMETICS.

Trenton. April S.-Mrs. CorneIia B. Meytrott, assistant director of the State Division of Parole and Domestic Relations, served notice on her girl clerks and typists the other day that they must quit using 10 much rouge and lipstick and eyebrow pencil, but so far the order has done nothing but create protest and rebellion. Many of the girls say that if the state insists
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

other rally was scheduled for Me- Cabe's hall on Booth street, but on account of misunderstanding, the hall was not open at the specified time, Many who came to hear the alderman were turned away. and by the time the doors were opened. it was considered too late to hold n gathering there, so the rally was post poned.
 This evening, there will be a series of democratic rallies held in the open air, The princial gathering will be held at the corner of Main and East Main streets. Here the candidate will
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
DEMOCRATIC RALLIES.
Candidates Speak at Open Air Cath
 cring in Firth Ward.

Alderman A. NJ. Paoncssa, demo- cratic candidate for mayor, addressed an open air rally at the corner of Broad and Silver streets, last evening, and he reiterated the statements that he has made at his former rallies. An
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08
OARsMAN IN INELIGIBLE.
Chamberlain Replaced by Minor in
 Vale I5O- Pound Crew

New Haven, Conn, April s.-Jares Robinson Chamberlain. No. { of the Yale l50-pound crew, has retired be- cause of scholarship complications and Malcolm Minor replaced him at bow. The line up of the l50-pound eight is now regarded as settled for the race against Pennsylvania.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

on regulating their personal appear ance the state will have to get new employees.
New Britain herald., 1922-04-08

speak and others on the democratic
 ticket will also address the gathering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23

missioner e kcv.!,uo \. t.. Bower
liz. Mr. ii".; q sriiicd for the duties
of his oilice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-23
FRAZIER REARRESTED
IN AUTOMOBILE PROBE
l. Required to Give New Bond
Due TO Property Trans
fcrs.
FEDERAL OFFICERS no ,Cr
Dnnriilc Relieves National Govern
incnt VIII soon Take Charge of
Car Theft Problem Under Dyer
Act ItcccnIy Passed.
FEDERAL OFFICERS no Acr
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times .Dispatch.l
pANNlLI.E. VA. Feb &c. a.
Frazier, under bond on charges OF
receiving and conccalinE stolen au-
tOmobilcs. WAS rcarrcstcd by the po-
lice last night. it being alleged that
he was transferring all OF his local
property IN the name Of his wife.
and that he had conveyed to S. II.
Motley his home and lot. thus void
ing tho last bond which was re-
quircd Of him and which was given
~ Mrs. Frazier. 4 now bond Of
$1,000 was required. and It was given
by Il. *. Mitchell.
Police Department Rcticcnt
Tic police department Is reticcnt
over the seizure Monday night Of
aiI automobile found in possession of
Peter Cook. and which has been idcu-
i!!cd by the motor number as car
stolen from Winston Salem. y. C.,
'hrc" months ago. The authorities
declined 10 divulgc the name OF tho
claimant. but It has been placed with
the seven other machines in police
custody
II was said that the department has
new and vital Information. and IT was
for This reason that officers detailed
10 clear up the possession OF several
suspected cars that no Information
was given out. Edward Disharoon
was said to hav. sold the car 10 Mr.
Cook. D!sharonn was busy today
trying to establish connection with
tho man he says he bought 1t from.
Federal Officers 10 Act,
II became increasingly evident to-
day that the Federal authorities are
about TO lift Danvillc's car melangc
ont tho Jurisdiction Of the State
courts AMI to place the Investigation
on "a Federal basis. u Is even un-
likely that the Grand jury VIII take
up the matter next Monday. for II -
expected that the long limited at blow
viii have been struck by that time.
Agents for the Department OF JUS
tiCc have boon in DauvilIc recently
scanning the data collected by IN"
local police II the government
steps In /; Sill be under the rccsutiy
passed Dyer act. which provides
maximum punishment OF $4,000 hnc
and Ave years Imprisonment In case
~ conviction In Interstate car lar
ccny ana receiving ana conccalinV
ears which have been stolen. Chapter
50 Of the United States Statutes at
Large. defines the law which pre-
scrlbcs penalties only in the event
~ persons being shown 10 nave
known that tho cars were stolen
Stntc wiilinE &" Yield.
Tho state authorities are WILING
to allow the governments To take up
tho cases since the Federal authori-
tics will no, be faced hy lights or
r.nuisitions and can compel the at
tendance OF witnesses a, VIII In
North and South Carolina az well a,
virginia into which states the RANT
ncations OF the present investigation
l.als