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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Amount Of statutory deposits 100000
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

JOHN @. WALKER. Presidents
A. CARLTON MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05
Statement of Condition
OF THE
Integrity
Mutual
Casualty
Company
CHICAGO, I'LL.
z2o s. State St
ON THE
31st Day Of December, 1871

]. c. ADDERLY, President
". Fl. ADDERLY, Secretary.
A - Afr,A,, ri
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

APPLETON & cox, INC. Atty In Fact.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

Dist Day Of December, 1921
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-05

A E. WILLIAMSON, President
J. G. s. JOHNSON, Secretary.
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Statement of Condition
OF THE
Union
Indemnity
Company
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
$50 Union St
ON THE
31st Day of December, 1921
W. IRVING MOSS. President
ARTHUR S. HUEY, Secretary.
Am otnt ~ rarital maid nm 81 600 600 90

W. IRVING MOSS, President
S. HUEY. Secretary.
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
145 State st.
ON THE

SAMUEL W. MUNSELL. President
CLYDE W. YOUNG. Secretary
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begun the work Of doing the excavation
N preparation Tor the beginning OF con-
~rt,Ir,;OiI 90 thr Low YIN" pr"dii'" mouse
rr i.afuvrtir nrcnu". The h1iifinE
when completed VII! eater floor space
az 40. nnn su'Ia-" feet ard Nh. b" are"
sioriea high The structure - "Ipcr'cd
to be completed and ready Tor "crupa'
ton about September !.
Moundsv1llc Briefs
Mrs Ear. Etrs"y "r %"'"Hta S'T"'''
~, received word - IN" death q: her
father. Rev r Il Carey. At N""htown.
,'auada. She WI CAV" ~ ''w weeks
n ,cand some :inr vita her mother.
The members Or tho New TrrN cluh
Arc Manning Ia organize m orchestra
Miss Leon. Erdd serrrtHry ~ he
I.raSue Of Women Vo,ere nf ihiS city,
md Nrs. G. e. Wright '"h." this morn
.ny ror Baltimore. Nd. where they will
sttond II. third annua! conference o.
women.
Ms Roger r. MnKahan remains In a
serious condition a. h"r home on lAfay-
cite avenue as r"Su'' Of shock sun
dav ecrnInE which caused her {" become
rnconaciouS
PRAYER meeting W. hHh last night
At the First n. f.. church.
Miss TH1yl!is Ayers has returned n
her studies nj West Virginia Wes!eyan
o!lege after spending the Has'e- avca =
ton with her parents here.
Mrs. !. !. Cofhcld. VII" r"""ntlr un-
drrwent an operation for appendicitis
~ tho Glendale hospital. IS reported 10
ne getting along nicely.
"a. T. Carson and family WI moev
into their new home on Firth street
tn" nrst OF the coming week.
Little Miss Anna Louise Schrob II
confined ~ boz home on Sixth street
with broken collar bon" az result
~ fail Monday evening Will. At play
In the ward o. her home.
Ror Gosncv ha. beer removed 70 his
home n; r-oudcns,illo artrr Undergoing
an operation n, the Glendale hospital.
Revival services are still in progress
~ Tho Church O. Chris
Rairh Truay Is con7Ted 20 his home
m Center stree wiz tho measles.
nr. T.. II. Cu~kry has gone to Ros-
Ton. HAVING hrrn called there on &C
count o! the Illness Of his sister. Mrs. r.
4. Brooks
Geo-=c Benz, Is improving from a
recent Illness - his homo on Linden
avenue.
Mrs, wiley Lowe Is said to BE- quite
III with rheumatism at her home on
Second street.
lawrence wood. ~ Glendale. Il able
- be out a-n:n after an illncss OF the
MS severn weeks.
Mrs. S1elvcv Jones and little dauGh'
tor Miss Evelyn. OF Nixon Ridge. a'e
,rtrnG:nE The week visiting with the:r
narrnts ard grandparents. respectively
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. 7. West. ~ MINI
street
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Peso, Run. were shopping In Wells
hurSh Tuesday.
u:.s Theresa Haca. ~ Erown>NlIle'
"a - i gI"~, at the home %; Ar*. Nh.
..:rt MrNaiiy. of Sua;h thar''N Stree
Eat Gordon. oc Hollywood. al. az
ave-. recently ror visit Win M. anu
M. john Heller. OF Beech Bottom.
Tnc reguia~ meeting o. n" ouN"oh
',,.J vh.,h wa 20 have been he'u
-hurS,la, a:t"ruUoa. April an WIN
M.s : II uuGaard. ln!7 Main e;ree;,
Mrs E,x. r'hurrhman OF BETHANY
rake. was shopping n Wrll*bUrs. "eu'
ac<dav morning.
7 NJ Rodgers. s. and W. q; Howard
vc-e ,r,rrr ~. Wheeling business MS
:.o-- Wednesday.
Mss Louisiana Reeves. OF Washing
or pike. was shopping IN "e"dours
Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Fame and son Campee''
v,s,,sd -cl,tryes in West Alexander. Ia
", du" >dav.
Ms. r. T. ,;;ichr's' and Mrs. w. X
r1c,ntrg % Brilliant, q. wero Wells
hurc visitors Wednesday. cnroutr "a
Wh--.irg. where they spent 'oe u"'
N shopping
MIS-. rcd horton. OF Se'ch'' "NAN>>
returned homo Wednesday morn'nS
ron, m"a,h'> ,jsi: IN Philadelphia
Pa
Ms. ! i Dob<on. "f Washington
r,>,. VISITED friends IN WcHs0a's
". dnr>dny.
MSS MarGarc: leighton. Of com mere
s.ree, visited wheeling friends tues
day evening.
Mrs. ". W. W"lday. Of Minso June
Ion. ohio. was the guest WEDNESDAY
At INC HON" OF her brother -\'oer'
Faulkner. a. Main street.
Miss Jeanette West. OF Brilliant WIS
tied Wrnshurg friends "Wednesday
Mrs !. 7. Plcker'"S MIS-. ieno.'
Styles and Mrs. J. l.; Jones v!Siteo fo'
lansbec friends Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. II. s. Burt. mother OF Rev. l. II
Rurtt, lcf, Wednesday morning .or
few DAYS visit with her son. n, L. Burt
0. Bellevue. Ia.
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Mrs. p 2. Fierbaush vim deliEhkf1ny
entertain the members Of the J. LH
her home on TwentyInIrst stIeeS $3.50
nutil about O'Clock. when = dAne2
luncheon will be served to ne 12noE1nt
members: Mesdames: A. NJ EidElsy'
George Mooney. Alfred H.rorusfG; r, Vii Iii
liam BartelS. F. J; itnmpp; 49, VAC 49, and
c. p. Doty.
The Land OF the XndutgA3 c1G
MT ": 9: McclUsks :Irt gave T.nd ve5T The ins
Midnight Sun" at the Il E. churcn ~
Gye. s'ds, . JnS ss'9 very Se.nful views
Quite a number were prerenC
Mrs. Harry Phillips entertamed ne
members Of her bridge club at ner no .n0
loved until S O'Clock when = tcmpdng
luncheon was served. The foloHne
members we're present: MeedamSS san
uel Jacobs. John Dennis ChafSes Wei
louis Keely. George Peterson. James
Logan. Robert Hawkins and HAsfs
Phillips.
GIVEN TI IL .n .' sith AZ .eS Ses1a
80 pleasing operetat and - ssre 70
please everyone. Thirty-ftxe esnts vi!
be charged. ProceeoS WAi "
school expenses.
tn. ~" Club girls OF the ioe.a nfn
school entertained thu GINS OF INC
Eighth grade yesterday With hike; Inc
girls left Immediately after school 70
walked out the run. They journeys %
Table Rock. where they bad 0oHso e9u
after which they started On N hofne
ward Journey. They gathsred nm!
flowers and blossoms and decaooo to>go
for another hike 5000
Warwood Fsoaah
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Dennis a06 6n-
ter, arc the guests Of ralattSeo h Rich
n' VI and Mrs. Charles BrsnsoAy md
daughter, OF JarksrsbarE. are viSn1nS
Quite a number ofpsopDe-m5uysd De
Junior Fancies" Last evening IT ths
Mrs. Fred Steinbec,nr ~ snsodhE
several days in Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, Of MA%t9n1 F0fy,
have moved into their home On TWeAty:
first street. which was the proper4y or
Richard Dummer. Of Baftimcrs. f.
spending several days With ~ nasnds
here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
MQUNDSVILLE
LATE ARRIVALS ARE :.
CROWDING STATE pen

Only few more rooms are left for
those making late rcscrva tons at the
state pen!teutiary here. Outside, oE the
regular" boarding list the prt$oH popu-
lation has increa scd about 500 in 'he
past eight or nine months and With the
arrival OF six more short tcrmcrS yestc'
day the number OF inmates IN IN" big
state institution ran up 70 jus: twn be
low tho 1900 mark. which Is. almost
double what the pen housed : years age
or near tho time Warden J. H.. Terrell
took cha rge.
The six arriving Wednesday am" al
the way from Pocahonus county down
on the southeastern border Of -" state
just 10 serve terms averaging about
years each. Despite the ever increasing
population. Warden Terrell can stu
fnd room for r few moro late arrivals
About - Of the pens enttr" population
are now idle and with nothing >pcrman
ont 70 do tho warden has them busy
cleaning up about the prison lhwn and
shining things up on The INSIDE. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
STOPS HEADACHES
JUST LIKE MAGIC
Druggist Says If Ache Fails
to Stop In Few Minutes
he Refunds Money
A NEW DISCOVERY

TIC ache in mot hcadn' he's 'the
>.,rrs lindl ar" d." :" congestion or
uunatura' contraction - =" .nVo'un-
tarv nluscI, s. Tho" muse "s can ne
-c!oxcd and a"H" comrl"Ic'y stopped IN
a frH minutes. Vow wonder where
ran has SOn"
II troubled with headaches or ncu-
ra.Sia come TO III" drug s;orc--huy
bottle OF adams Wonder Capsules 49,
take doses 90 "apSulcsl AMI /" Ill pain
and sign Of headache nr neura's;t rah
to completes disappear n" "h"""rfnliy
refund 'hc money. Tho ar" harmless"
az salt Guarantee j. good on mail or
ders. We prepay dollar bottle gcnI!n"
Adams Wonder Capsules anywhcr" or
send =. - u IHrr".S Poe. Como 50"
dcmoa"tra; ON AK for Mr.. Ease anf
ge: FREQ fO,dc- e. II. r;r!r&i'S Fut Eatc
lee Markc' s.. Wher' nG.-~hdr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

ou,staud.rs .rd. .:'.nc..-. the Board OF
Trustees 81 SicInenvile Township met
here III. Afternoon and voted to curtain
r>rcuSps until tie next distribution OF
,i,rt in III. f4l: Tn" board since inc
war has been steadily driven INTO deo'
md yii,, the iaduStr!a! depression max
ny further demands on III" resources
m. board today finds Itself S6o0o IN
deb, and no way 10 get ont except oS
ri!,t:rr of relief TO scores OF Needy
families n tho township Only tho
mos, Ins,itu'c cases will be taken care
oc during the remainder Of the year
stsubsnvills PrssbJtsrJ
The S,euhrrYilie Prcsbytcry closed
lis anr ns 81 rii"n at the Potter Mem
oriy' r-esbr;cr,an church at hinso
Junction with tho election Of ReV.
carries Erase OF this city as modera-
tor, nc succeeding Rev. L. S. Marshal or
Denrison. tffty-r:nn churches OF iar-
r;son. Co,unpiana and jefferson coun-
,,es verc represented at the session
Pev. Condor o. Uhrichsville. kew W:
(,roon OF Ninco and Rev. Grove OF
ncersyii,c were ,.crtcd delegates 10 tho
general assembly AZ D"s Mo!ncs in May
slammed Everything
addressed tod3y's meeting Of the 'ha m
b,, NJ ronnrrc, hero and asSa!lcd the
work OF congress during the present
.cssioD He attacked the tariff bill as
a menace to the fu;ur" prosperity OF
,hc country: hammered congressman
or passing the bonus biz: blasted leG,s-
Iators for the farm bloc and bitterly
assailed congress for holding back the
Harding Administered ion in its efforts 10
keen its Platform pledges and take pol,
tiles oil, of business. The speaker saved
his big surprise for the conclusion VI
his address. stating he was RcpnO-
lean.
Ask New Clause
Tho Jefferson county Trades & Labor
Assembly has addressed city c"uncll
resolution for new clause IN the 1fdI
rh;sc OF the Wheeling Traction COM
pany. Tho labor body wants one or INC
conditions Of the new franchise 10 DC
, COMPULSORY arbitration OF all wage dis
pu,es between the company and the EN-
ployes and that all cars operating over
the city streets shall be- in charge Oh
two men The matter was taken undcr
adviscncnl by council.
Marriage Licenses
John H. Murphy 2s. and Ross T.. Car
son. %. both of Toronto.
William McA. NciN. printer. 81. OF
Wheeling. and Clara Winters. -, or
Steubenville.
Mile Pillar. IS. OF Empire, and Mary
Hidnak, -, az Toronto.
Bonds are Sold
Announcement was made today by
county Auditor Floyd that the Ohio In
dus,rial commission had taken $4,000
worth OF bonds issued by The Jefferson
county commissioners for tho improve
mcnt of the MI Pieasant-Adena pike
through the village OF Mt. Pleasant.
For Defendant
In the case Of Columbus and Roy
Kelly against A C.. Douglas, local stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

broker, Judge W. ". Gown Of Belnens
county. has handed down 4 decision IN
favor Of the defendant Plaintiffs sueo
70 have two notes. agGresaung %4eoo
cancelled. alleging they issued the notes
TO Douglas 70 cover losses on tho stock
marke, and that 1t WIS . gambling
uropositir,. The court dismissed their
petition gave Douglas judgment on
the notes eth interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
STEUBENVlllE
SteubenViNe Township
on Verge Of Bankruptcy
CommiEsionerS Vote TO Curtan AL Ex'
psnditres Until Pail Distribution
Of Taxes

SteubcnY.ilc Ohio. April ls--Rordcr-
ing on fnancial rocks and unable 20 hor'
row money from tho local banks 10 pa ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
WARWOOD

rtsnas fer this column HAy D 1eSs
Ut MeNamara's Drug store 3oe -
1lixsbsth Mcclure, co1rssVo1AsuS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
BENWOOD

Repairing Main
nm trc.rr uLtc- main ~ n" Me-
90 ~ OF Ninth and Marshall stree;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
wsllsourg BrisfA


I Don rilc hawkins OF tho de-
o. rhetoric and public speak
Washington and Jefferson Col
las house guest over Easter
nix T. Lobmiller. a son OF Mr..
IRIS. Joseph Lobmiller. ~ Wells
who IS member OF the fresh
Mass at Washington and jefferson n.
N .yl~. OF Washington. also visited
at ihr r.obvniI.er home. rror.
rs and Neers. Lylc and Lob
notorinE 10 Washington Sunday
going BY way OF bethany where
time VAS spent AZ the collexv
Potts. son t.lwood and George
eger lctt recently on a Shori
"trip 10 Cameron. ". Va
It's business house on Charles
being improved by several
ight -lead-colored paint with
lngS. new windows are being
rts o. the huilding and othev
airs haze been made
mp and >on David l~r'
BY sGtorn obi" FOR = Shor.
to FlttSbn-Sh. "a
~. J. II De Garmo. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

w. 6. Brown. state prohibition com
missioner. will he the principal speaker
at special mass meeting 10 i" hc'o
a. the First NJ. T.. church her" SUNDAY
evening. Commissioner BROWN Is au'te
a forcetul speaker and rhould d'a"
large audience for the Sunday evening
affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
All Day SssdoA
Rehearsal Held

The Rnal rehearsal for ne play The
odro NJ kv-Tic" - bc presented by
m.mbers OF thr ."ca! ka!ghtS % Fy;h-
i,s loa-c was he'd asst night in the
schoo, aud. to-iun. Tickets have gone
IN sale and large crowd - expected
- witness me performanc" ;omoTro"
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Entsrtains 8. s. Class.

MHmhcH~ 80 ~" sunday school class
49, lton. Eiiv-- IIough wer" delightfully."-
"utrrtg ned IN Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mr. Thomas ". McCo-d, at their
home on commerce street About sixty
guests yer" present. including members
rc tho High School basketball team. in
vI0sr honor IN" event was given. Music
AID games furnished the amusement
.r- the erAn'ug. and later delightful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Azulildt-nving Contest
Eirhth GrNAsrs 70 PAY

The boys basbaN team OF the hi6htn
grade OF st. Johns parochtal school Will
Journey to Seffs ohio. next Sunday
afternoon. where they Will meet the
Ncrs parochial eighth grade team IN
what promises to be a fast and inter
csting game. The locals have been nrac'
ticing every evening this week and eI-
poet 10 open their season with Il win.
Quite q few students OF tine local srhool
will journey to the Ohio side town next
SUNDAY 70 witness the contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Needing Monday

. meeting on the NO library com m
,c.,s sppo: uted last Tu"Sda: ecfn'ne VIII
bc he'd next MONDAY "Ncning IN inc
.,.auol auditorium. u; wh"A TIME inc!
will make reports On thrV ~oFA "
III. ueck These committees were ap-
,,nni,,nJ to yis;: other libraries in the
,-h,. cities and nud ont Inc system
.'.H', The citizens nf this city arc very
,nurn in favor o. the formation or such
an institution n McMcchen and are
,on.inr forward with much interest on
,hc actions Of tho committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

Saeh Bottom Play Ground
Newly formed Beech Eo;tom Play
Association held a social Tues
ming a: the old school house AZ
With Il Soodiy number n at
re-. The gross receipts were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Boxing IssultA

Ncl!ShurS's police department may
got I shaking UP when the new Guy
''ouncl takes ufire or. II may remain
10 sane |, ~; he one CT council' s
du,,es however 20 appoint a chief. and
!. * a so-Ccone conclusion that the
present holder % the JOB will be or
rosrd Generally speaking however.
..hict Watkins seems 10 have been sat
.+factor, and his conduct has reelected
rrcdit on Tn" department Tho other
.mcmberS nr tho polio" DEPARTMENT re
appointed by the Mayor and police COM
r.ttec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
worn Men On Streets

Only one man has been arrested sine"
The declaration OF the city counclI
few weeks ago 20 work all prisoners or
tho city on tho streets. Sam ClcgE was
taken INFO custody yesterday on \
charge OF being drunk and disorocrF
md ae result will spend twenty days
with the CITY working on tho streets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20
Leaves For Homo.

Anderson. father Of Ms. {
Fra-,:, charles street. who has been
%rcnd;nS IN" winter n W"llsburG. viii
cave soon for MS home n Atlanta. Ga
Nr. Anderson is very much pleased with
West T;-Giri2 and thinks our oil. gas
and coal industries wonderful He finds
The people very friendly and conSenial
,ot al TIL cannot compare with h =
home \ tn" land % sunshine and
n.rcrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20

Supe-iRteadent {. Fred ANDERSON pre-,
sided a: the quarterly conference heio
IN the local Methodist church last eve
ming following the prayer services. The
meeting was we'll attended and much
business Of importance was dt"posed OF
Superintendent Anderson WAS in charge
fo rho nraver serves also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-20


contractor W II. Ea'SNn has alreaoF
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
TOBACCO MARKETS OPEN

In accordance with the plans of
the Burley Tobacco Association
the opening of the Paris warehouses
took place yesterday, the first con-
signment of thirty-two loads being
received at the local house, under
the management of John NJ. Clay.
The registration Of the tobacco
crop began last Monday, but was
limited to the tobacco which was
ready for delivery. H. o. Lucas, OF
Mt. Olivet, and Luther Humphreys.
OF Cynthiana, have been assigned as
graders for the Paris houses, and
were on haHh yesterday. Paris has
been placed in the Central District
No. 2, with the Georgetown. Gym
|thiana, Richmond, Winchester and
Falmouth houses.
The announcement that the final
lot of last years Burley crop had
been sold to the r. ]. Reynolds
Tobacco Company was heartily wei
coined by the Bourbon county grow
ers. There seemed to be consider
liable disappointment that the long
looked for third payment was to be
necessarily postponed for a short
time.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12
COURT NEWS

A verdict for the defendant was
rendered in the Clark Circuit Cour,
at Winchester, Friday afternoon, in
the case of Willie Mccormick, OF
Winchester, against Chief of Police
Fred Link. and Harry Baldwin, OF
Paris. and Patrolman Harry Strobe
of Winchester Mccormick sued fol-
$4,000 as the result of an alleged
false arrest. The first trial of the
case resulted in a hung jury.
Mccormick alleged that he had
been damaged in reputation to the
extent of $4,000, and evidence was
presented to show that he had been
nicknamed John Doe" as a result
of the alleged arrest in November,
1921.
The defendants. Link, Baldwin
and Strobe, and the latter's bonds
men, alleged that Mccormick was
questioned at the Winchester police
station because he was alleged to
have been in the company Of the
man who was accused of having rob-
bed the Baldwin store, in Paris.
The officers allege that Mccormick
had never been in cusody. McCor-
mick was an employe of the Martin
Chemical Company, in Winchester.
Deputy Sheriff Robt. M. Gilkey
arrested colored man named Ed.
Franks, Jr., on warrant issued
from the Woodford County Court,
charging him with raising a check
from the original amount to a larg-
er sum, and having it cashed in
Paris. At >the time of his arrest
Franks was engaged in stripping
tobacco on the farm of Henry Bid
die, near Paris. He was brought to
the Paris Jail. and taken back to
Midway Saturday morning by Wood
ford county officers
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-12-12

!. The last will and testament of
Mrs. Laura Wright Bayless, who
died at the Massie Memorial Hos
pital, in this city, last week, has
been admitted to probate. The doc
ument, which bears date of April
%, 1921, was witnessed by w. H.
Whitley and Lillian Hough. The
document makes the following be-
quests:
After payment of just debts,
funeral expenses, etc., directs that
her executor, John T. Hedges, nam
ed in the will. sell the home at
Duncan avenue and Pleasant street
and reduce same to money, also all
remaining personal estate; to dis
pose of proceeds, as follows: Erect
marker at her mothers grave in
Paris Cemetery; $500 to her cousin,
Mrs. R. P. Dow, Sr.; $3.50 to her
cousin, Alice T. Finley; her farm on
the Maysville pike, to brother
Lindsay Wright, Of Shelbyville, In
diana; 500 each to Katie and Liz
zie Gay, of Lexington; Mary
Hutchinson, Memphis, Tenn, 500;
Presbyterian church, Paris, $3.50;
Church Society Paris Christian
church, $500; Mrs. J. Walker Muir,
Paris, 500; One-half of the rest and
residue of property to Pennsylvania
University, Lexington, ane one-half
to Midway Orphan School, Midway
Ky.
A codicile to the will, dated Au-
gust 81, 1921, witnessed by Robt
C. Talbot and Lillian Hough, di-
reefs the disposition of her personal
and household effects to various per-
sons in Paris and other places nam
ed in the will.
John T. Hedges is named in the
document as executor, with power
to sell any and all real estate
owned by Mrs. Bayless at her death,
and to dispose of her personal es-
state as directed in the will. The
estate, which, with the exception of
the home on Duncan avenue, and her
farm, is composed principally of
Government bonds and stocks in va
rious corporations. is valued at ap-
proximately $4,000.