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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-15
NEWS OF RECORD
Instruments Filed for Record fer the
Week Ending Nere1ber IL. 1923


Geo. 7. ard Dora Pennington of OLE
20 II. J, Pennington IF Emmett NEa
sFk. Sec. 81. NW4 SwA Sec. 32-ii,
liz r.. sNra Sec. s2.i1.2 T.. Lots 3. 4
Sec. s.io.2 +. sI-eo.
Chris and Eta kesgsrd 20 Arthur
". wholchel North 4s.7s n of W
1879 n. Of Lot is, Washburn Add.
Emmett. $3.50.
Ernest Sacks and Jean Sacks TO A.
IsrsbrfEeer. all of Boise, SEn
sWA Sec. 20, En NEa Sec. 21-s-i
+.
Luther and Mary c, Phillips 10 Tom
and John Mar;ags wv SWh Sec.
IL. nv NNa Sec. ls.7-l w $1,000.
Edward II. and Elsie +, Wsshburn
to John McNish Tract a7.Ts X. wide
by 81 rods in r. part NV. SWA
Sec. sci w. $500.
n. r. and Nancy S. HORNE to John
McNish. VIZ Lot sc Sunny Slope Add,
Emmett ssi0.
Ollie and Emmett ireson of Cas-
cade to A. skippen of Portland, lots
4. s, g. Block 4. Knewl.ons End sub.
10 Sweet. $500.
r. T.. and Florence r. Davis TO A.
W, and Mercy Eoeson all of Sweet,
Lots /. 2. Block !. knowltons End Ad-
dition to Sweet. $50.
A. W. and Mercy Roynson of Sweet
to A. skipper of Portland, lots /, 2,
Block | Knowltons End Add. to Sweet
$50.
Patents.
u. &. to Ernest Sacks, NW14 SEN
Esk SEA- Sec. %. WIZ SWA, sen
sws. Sec. %. EA NEA Sec. 27-a-l
e.
u. S. to Clyde F. Biggcrs, SEii
Swh Sec. ~. SWh: SWA NWA.
M SEA, Sec. 20-a +.
U. s. to Clyde r. Biggers, Sm SEA
Sec. II. Etk NEh. SWA NEh. Eh |
SWA Sec. 20, and NWA NWh Sec.
sl-a4i 4.
QUITCLAIM DEED--W. A, Smy-
ire Of Pionerviilc to A. Skippen Of
Portland, lots 4, 8, 6, Block knowl-
.ons End Sub. to Sweet. $500.
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K. Davis Aefepdants:

| u. DAVIS 0E1G00o0IG:
You are hereby notified that q com
plant has been filed against you ia
the District Court Of the Seventh Ju-
dieial District of the State OF Idaho,
in and for the County Of Gem, by the
shove named plaintiff and YOU are
hereby directed TO appesY and answer
said complaint within twenty dsys of
the service of this alias summonx il
served within said judicial district
and within forty days if served else
where, and you are further notified
that unless yon appear and answer
said complaint within the time herein
specified, plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you az PRAYED 70, Ia said
complaint.
The above action is one brought TO
recover judgment against Edward l..
Davis and Florence r. Davis for the
sum Of f5002 90 with inteYes, on
1850 90 1T s per cen; per annum
from December /. 1922. and with in
terest on 1850 AT - per cen, per
annum from Angus, Al 1924. and
with interest on ss3 30 at ~ peY cent
per annun from August 30. 1929. and
with interest on 800 q, IL per cent
from September 4. 1923. FOR $3.50 90
attorneys fee and plsintiffs costs.
and 10 foreclose mortgage upon The
following described land ia Gem
County. Idaho. to-wit.
"A portion Of porth ha's of south
east quarter of section three t3l. town
ship seven IA north range one IN
easr az Roise Ne-i1isr. a,s MOVE
particularly described as follows. To-
wit: Comnaencipg a, center of said
section three and running east along
ousrte, seetiap one hundred siY.y
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Department; Of the Interior. u. s.
Land Office at Boise. Idaho. October
so. 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Va clsrkson. Of Horseshoe Bend, Ida
no. who on October 10, 1918, made
Additional Homestead Entry. Act
June ~. 1910. No, eissiz. for sWS !.
sEs. Sec. 2: VIZ E., SEX NEk
Section il. Township 6 North, Range
? East. Boise Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make s year
Proof, 20 establish claim 10 the land
above described. before Register and
Receiver nj the United States Land
Office, Vt Boise. Idaho. on the 18th
day 81 ecoenbor, 1923.
c aimant names as witnesses:
Myron A. Eastman. Bert r. Cas-
ncr, A. T. Webster, and Frank n.
Prest, al Of Horseshoe Bend. i6she
BARTLETT sfNciAig. Register.
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osfense or defense authorized by con
gress during any war in which the
United States may he engaged.
Yoa are, therefore, further notified
tha; the said allegations will he taken
as confessed, and yogr said entry Will
be canoe led without further right TO
be heard. either before this osfice
or on appeal, If yoa fail 20 file in this
office within twenty days after the
FOURTH publication of this notice,
as shown below, your answer. under
oath, specifically responding 20 these
allegations of contest, together with
due proof that you have served a.
copy of your answer on the said con-
tcxtans either in person or by regis
tered mail
You should state In your answer the
name Of the posspfficc 10 which JON
desire future notices to Be seat toI
you.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR. Register.
r. r. KINiON. Receiver.
Date Of Lat publication Oct. Is. 1919. I!
Date Of I'd publication, Nov. l, l123. |
bate at Srd publication Nov. 4. 1874, !
Date II ltA publieatioa Nov. Il. iD41. !
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Raptl.i Church

n G, Lathfup. Pastor,
The eFanPclisitc meetings are con
tnaias with Increasing interest. Rev.
J, II, 6ersia is delivering strong and
stirring seralans. The different
eheFases are singing with captivating
fersos. You ought 10 hear them, So
far about 20 have decided for Christ.
The meeting vii likely close with
Sunday, Everybody come and help.
The annual meeting Of the church
ail come on Soy, -, Plan 20 be
there.
The annual Thanks giving service
comes CA Thursday, Nov -, aud siii
be in the Methodist church.
The great temperance rzl's with
she great Dr, Grim as speaker sill
be heid tn cur church New. 50.
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French ptosOFN.
To laugh si men Of tsis0i u the
ngtvtleeD Of foolA.
Serial OZA54k
(t24635
N.si. -.


02l635
Notice fer Puhlirsiion
Department Of the Interior, u s.
Land Office 1t Boise. Idaho. Noyem-
Der 10, 1928.
Notice is hereby given that Arehi-
bald c. Msithews, OF Ga, Idaho, who.
on February 81 1920, made Home
stead Entry Act June II. 1910, No.
0245Ss. for SWk, Sec. 2; En- SEA
SWA sEA. Sec. 8; NEA MEX See.
10, T. 10 n. X. f., and Add Hid.
o2s5S9 made Jan Is. 1922, Act Dec.
20. 1916, for ST. NWh. Lots 3 and 4.
Section 2, and 81 NEA. NWk sen
and Lot !, See. 5, Township 10 North,
Range ! East, Boise Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention TO make 5
year Proof, 10 establish claim TO the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver NJ the United States
Land Office, al Boise, Idaho, on the
9th day Of December. 1928.
Claimant names As witnesses:
Elmer IL. Nesbitt, of Gross, Idaho;
LEROY G. cramer. Benjamin NJ
Richardson. and George T. Penning-
ton. all Of Oia, Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR Register.
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nelinoucn, Notice.

rnet;, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that there
is delinquent upon the following dcs-
or5lsod stock on account Of assessment
levied on September %. 1928, the sew
ersl amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. towit:
Shares Amt
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Department Of the Interior, u. S.
Land Office at Boise. Idaho, October
is, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Hiram
c. Woodward, Of Emmett, Idaho, who,
on October rs. 1919, made Homestead
Entry, Act June II, 1910, No. 62asls,
for Wa sen. EA sw.. NV.
SM., SEA NV, section s; and
VIZ AEn, section s, township z
north. range 2 west. Boise Meridian,
has filed notice of intention 20 make
B-yeaf proof. 10 establish claim 10
the land above described. before ".
7. Crouch. United states Commission
err, 81 his office. Al Emmett, Idaho. on
the 22nd day Of November. 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses: Rob.
ert y. Thomas, Harry ". Browning.
Herman z. Rath, and William Appel,
aii Of Emmett, Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR. Register
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In the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District Of the State nf Ida
no, in and for the County Of Gem. +.
Prudential Insurance Company Of
America, corporation. Plaintiff. Va.
Edward l.. Davis, Florence r. Devts,
Fruit and State Bank. corporation.
Defendants.
The State Of idaho sends greetings
TO: Edward I. Davis and Florence
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Nntier If Examinatlcn.

The regular semi-annual State
Teachers Examination will he held At
the Court House in Emmett. on Now
cmbcr Is. i6, and n, beginning At Q
o'clock A. M. Teachers may write
for certificates Of any vradee.
SARAH q. Bl.ACKLER,
County Superintendent.
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Corner hlash ahd Hayes.
Service and worship each week as
follows; Bible school al 1880 8. IA.
Pulpit message at 1850 q ~. 1eaoh-
er training elass meets on Weanes-
day evening ST : o'clock.
ROY r. HfLToA, Pastor,
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Weed ashes and cesafBna wait made
,ato > paste With wafer uill Stop
CRACKS in metal and eli hoies Ia
~ asssy
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The international Bible Students Of
Emmett have their Bible study In
g, 4. X. Hall al 10 =. m. every
Sunday. All are invited 10 attend.
Seats free; no collections.
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Services every Sunday As follows:
Sunday school ~ 1880 .. IA. services
II 1890. Mutual ~ 7:30 p. m. All are
invited. Geo. r. Smith. Bishop.
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cathalic Chnrrh.

Fr. Dryer. pastor. Phone SIG.
Nsmpa.
Mass on first, second and fourth
Sundays ~ .. M. Confessions Sat-
urdaY evening.
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Chrisaiaa 6eiencs Noeisty.
Meets every Sunday morning in the
Moose hall IT II o'clock 4 cordial
welcome extended 70 ell.
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Allen. Winston & Allen. Residing at
Spokane, Wash, Geo. H. Lowe. Resid-
ing at 81. Anthony, Idaho Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
HELENE.STOKES
WILL TESTIFY
MONDAY
Millionaire Husband and HE
Attorney Said to Have Guar
relied Bitterly.
BY JACK OARBERRY,
International Ne,Ka aNrxina.

NEW YORK. Dot. 26.-IIelen HI.
wood Stokes, young wife OF the sew
snty-three.year-old william Earl
Dodge Stokes, will take the witness
stand Monday, Samuel Untermyer.
her counsel, announced today when
trial Of the divorce suit was resumed.
Edgar T. Wallace, the man in the
case, will take the stand this after
noon, Untermyer said.
Max D. Steur. stokes counsel. ad.
mitted this morning that Mrs
Stokes had made damaging inroads
into the testimony Of her husbands
witnesses, who told OF alleged week
end visits she had made to Bethel,
Conn.,, with Wallace. However, he
promised sensational evidence in re-
buttal.
Reports that Steur and his mil
lionaire client had come to q bitter
disagreement were current in the
court room today. Steur. It was
said, was annoyed at Stokes inter.
In the case.
Stokes, it was said, had oues-
toned Steur's judgment In handling
the case, 6teur IL understood TO
have sent word that any cOmmuni-
cation from him must be made
through q third person,
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
Steinmetz Death
Not Unexpected, Says.
Columbia Professor
InternatIonaI Now servIce.

NEW YORK, Octs 26.-Professor
Michael I. Pupin, of Columbia Uni.
versity, noted inventor. said today
that intimate friends of Charles p.
Steinmetz were aware of the cleo
trical wizards serious ill health and
expected his death. Pupin Is rated
as a. genius in Observation-Disclosures.
:. 81 am very much panied TO hear
this news" Professor Pupin said,
"but hist friends expected it. He
has been down in health for some
time and we all knew 1t.
"Mr. Steinmetz was the most pic
turesque character in the profession
Of electrical engineering. His serv-
ices to the General Electric Com
pany and presence in the scientific
world will be very much missed. 4"
He was fine man and con-
tr1buted a great many marvellous in.
ventions to the science Of electrical
engineering. He was very, very
stimulating and we'l all miss him. ?
The Washington times., 1923-10-26

Goes to Mt. Vernon.
From Arlington the party motored
through the Virginia hills to Mt.
Vernon, home and burial place OF
Americas first President. Lloyd
George also placed a wreath on
Washington's tomb, and inspected
the colonial mansion and the vast
estate Of Mt. Vernon.
Returning from the long drive in
the chilly October air Lloyd George
had luncheon In hfs private suite
at his hotel.
Tonight he will be the guest or
honor at dinner given by Secre-
tary Of State Hughes, and on Satur-
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day viii motor to Gettysburg. Pa.
to view the battlefield and the spot
where Lincoln delivered the famous
Gettysburg address.
May Visit Hospital.
] 1t Is probable that Lloyd George
this afternoon will pay visit, de
ferred from yesterday, to Walter
Reed Hospital. He will be accom-.
panied by Dame Margaret and Miss
Megan Lloyd George, and the three
distinguished visitors later will be
the guests OF Henry Getty Chiffon,
counselor Of the British Embassy,
at his home, 1912 R street. Secre.
tary OF State Hughes win be host
to the party at dinner. President
Coolidge Is expected to attend.
The Lloyd Georges will, in ali
probability, attend the Actors Fund
Benefit at the National Theater after
luncheon.
The ex-prenier of England alb.
sorbed the Capital yesterday and Il
absorbed him. His contacts with
the President, the Cabinet and other
officials gave him his initial personal
impression Of American Govern.
mental functioning.
Day Broke Right"
Last night came the flattering coin.
cidence OF the announcement by the
State Department that an aide
nnenoire,'' setting forth the Anerf-
can position in the European cris1a
precipitated by the Preparations
pressure, had been dispatched to The
British embassy.
IN all his speeches and confer
ences, Lloyd George had stressed his
belief in the Hughes plan. which is
reaffirmed in the latest communfca-
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
HELD TO GRAND JURY
IN PURCELL Staying

Joseph p. Slaughter, colored, who
was held by the Coroner's jury in
connection with the killing of Police.
man John w. Purcell when the lat
ter interrupted. high lacking party
in southwest alley, was arraigned
before Judge John p. Mcmahon in
the United States branch of Police
Court today and committed without
bail to await action of the grand
jury.
. Policeman Howard r. Crawford,
who was shot at the same time, Il
recovering at Emergency Hospital.
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
Official Laurel
Jockeys and
Scratches

FIRST RACE-Five furlongs.
Warning-H. Holmes. !. ....s... lis
Rags-Lang ..........s...a.... .115
Just Schwartz ..............1 lis
Observation-Disclosures ..............1 lis
Clinging Vine-R johnson. ........ lis
Mensis-C Callahan ..........11 IFS
Best Beloved-Walls ........... lis
Elsbeth-ThomaS .............115
Honey GaL--CSarFett .........116
Scratched Poodle. Tiday, Pris:
ella Ruley.
SECOND RACE One mile.
Humbolt-Lee -. ITO
Simoon-J. Callahan. ........... lib
Fox Tail-ROWan ...............11 5
Goldmount--Morris .......a....1O S
Insulate-Lang .........a....... 112
May Buddy-Ch Chalmers. los
WestpittstOn-7-HowHrd 10y
Ducks and Drakes-Pierce.. .103
Eveleyn Sawyer-Finn. u. lO4
Candle Walls ...s..... I. JOB
Hatdee--Roach s.....,..........1 10Y
Ray L.-Fields.. .,.....s........ III
Scratched-Sea Tag. Rechabite.
THIRD RACE-Six furlcngs.
Roman Girl-NO boy. ........ .106
Spear ShOt-Walls .............. 104
sNormana-Bab1n ...s...s.s.....lV 10y
Play On-No boy. .l01
No Lady-Mergfer .............. 81
Chief fArchee--Einns .......sA... 1O2
Idle Thoughts-Roach ...s...... los
lRyrou-L4e .s...%s..... Ill
Observation-Disclosures .107
Fehrah-Howard ............... 100
Scratched -JimsOn, Omega. Ira
falgaP. -
seventy yards. -
Serbian-Finn .........s... .S8
Col Whallen-Lee. ,s....s..s,... .1O1
Bogart-Fisher ....s.............SS
Rouen-Chalmers ....'ss........1 08
JocOSe-Garrett .....s..........IO 3
Bowsprit--Fields .1O3
Staunch-Farland .lU1
Spugs-WallS ..s........s......1 O9
North Wales-Howard .........108
Miracle Man-NO boy. 5000. 1903
FIFTH RACE-Six furIongs.
Happy Observation-Disclosures lis
SarRzen-E. Sande. .118
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs.
Apex-McLane los
Last One. 115
Poe-Schuttinger ...............1 15
Wra1th-Lee ..'......... .1O3
Observation-Disclosures 49,. 80
Excuse Memo boy. .112
Lady Boss-Babin. .............10 LOG
DIR. Charles Wells-Walls. ...... .108
Hidden Jewel-Finn. ........... .103
Colando-Lang .................11 ITO
Raffles-Fields .................10 4
Scratched-Noel.
SEVENTH RACE4One mile and
a half. -
Irish Pat-Rose .............10 100
Smarty-Finn .................1 03
Old Faithful-Fields ....,112
Royce Rools-Callahan :. ......1 ZIP
Did MISUNDERSTANDING ......1OO
Belle Amie-Walls ............. 100
Barney Stone-Marinelli .116
Observation-Disclosures, Dellham. Old
Timer.
Weather clear; track good. I
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
Trap TAKES III
DUTIES Or
WAL TON
Okla. Lieut.. Governor Carries
on State 5usinsssEIglt
Charges stu to BE Heard.


OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. oct. 16
Eight impeachments against Gov
j. c. Walton were yet to be voted
on In the Oklahoma House or Rep
resentatives before completion foi
action on the twenty-five chargea
against the governor.
The Senate. organized into court
Of impeachment. was expected today
to set q date for trial.
Lieut.. Gov. NJ. =. Trap began
his duties today as acting governor
but refused to move his office into
the governors office until the trial
Is over.
II do not feel It Is proper TO edge
In until Walton has had his trial
and not then, Of course, unless he.
Is removed from office" Trapp said
The Supreme Court order issued
yesterday prohibiting lower court
interference with Traps perform
ance OF duty as acting governor
was flied through the regular chan
nels this morning.
An Oklahoma county grand fury
had all the testimony Of the house
probing committee, and many wit.
nesses had been ordered to appear
IO03ys his tS1l4IuOIy dutp1lCAtrA
q. w. MarIand, internationally
known oil operator. Aldridge Blake
Walton,s former counsellor, Charles
Page. Tulsa oil millionaire, w. q.
Skelly, Of the Shelly OIL Company,
Tulsa: g. 3. Wrightsman, Tulsa
oil man; Waite Phillips OF the
Phillips Petroleum Company and
others prominent in State oil busis
ness.
Indictments were expected within
the coming week. D
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
CLAIMS
STE|NNE.TZ,
WIZARD
"EH
Famous Electrical Engineer
Succumbs to Sudden Attack
of Heart Disease.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
the company for which DR.. stein.
metz was working when he died.
DR.. Steinmetz was a Socialist, ana
in 1915 was elected president Of the
municipal couhcil On that ticket.
He was nominated for State en-
gineer on the Socialist ticket, bur
was defeated. se@EssE Ss4sM
During the war he served AS
member of the naval advisory boafd.
He held degrees freHis e numbers 1f
educational institutions 80 !,
Honored BY Universities.
DIR. Stenmetz had been three
times appointed a member OF the
Schenectady Board Of Education and
at one time was president Of the
board. He was a member Of the
board at the time Of his death. He
took an active part in city planning.
He studied electrical engineering
and chemistry in Breslau, Berlin,
Zurich and Switzerland.
In 1902 he was awarded a degree
OF A. NJ. by Harvard and the fol-
lowing year Union College at
Schenectady conferred upon him the
degreed of PhD. In 1902 he taught
the science Of electricity in Union
College.
He was q warm personal friend
of Thomas A. Edison. Less than a
year ago Edison and a. party Of
other leading electrical authorities
were entertained by DIR. Steinmetz
at his laboratory In the General
Electric plant. 1t was at that time
that Dr. Steinmetz showed Mr..
Edison how he could produce thun-
der and hghtninG& -
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
WIDOW IS WILLED HOME
AND ANNUITY FOR LIFE

The will Of Isaac S. Lyon, dated
September 20, 1928, filed for probate
today. provides for a life annuity
Of $500 per month to his wife. Add.e
T. Lyon, who is also to have the use
Of the home and furniture at 1l2
Second street southeast.
The .rematningnestate is devised In
equal shares among his children.
Robert I. Lyon. q son. - named
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
SUES MARKET COMPANY
FOR $4,000 ON LEASES

Joseph Saunders, executor Of the
estate Of Rebecca Saunders, today
filed suit in the District Supreme
Court against the Washington Mar
ket Company for $4,000 damages
alleging breach of contract.
Saunders asserts that in July, 1921,
Albert Saunders leased three stalls
to conduct a butcher business at q
monthly rent of $26. At his death,
the lease was transferred to Rebecca
Saunders, who continued the bust
ness, and who recently died. Now
Joseph Saunders declares that mar
ket officials took wrongful posses
sion Of the stalls, removed the fix
lures and refused to permit the plain
tiff to continue the business.
The Washington times., 1923-10-26

ton. All in all, IL was s'L.iOyd
George day." Things were 'breeA-
Ing right" for the little WelshmanS
The high point Of yesterdays en-
gagement for Lloyd George was his
call upon former President Wilson
at the latter's s street residence
When the two last met, Wilson
was in full health and command
OF 3 great situation. the spokesman
OF 10000, 900 Americans. Lloyd
George was at the height Of his
power az the wartime premier.
Time has brought changes in their,
situations. These things were dis
cussed behind the drawn shades OF
the Wilson home. but their sun
stance did not penetrate to the
waiting throngs outside.
Finds Mind Alert.
"Mr. Wilson'S mind was very,
alert, fresh and witty" was Lloyd
Georges comment upon leaving,
The Washington tour win end to !
morrow. Lloyd George VIII motor
to Gettysburg, return to Washing. s
tons and leave with his. wife and
daughter BY train for Richmond.
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2 RI:

to the newspapers IL any attempt il
made to prevent the presentation
OF his complete de1ense" including
the summoning of corroborativs
witnessess until completion of the
whole investigation, which may
take months.
Forbes, who is described as "a
very sick man" is in seclusion
here under the orders Of his physi-
clan. He suffered a partial collapse
Monday evening following his dra-
matte appearance at the opening
session Of the Senate investigation.
The former director, afflicted with
heart trouble, became greatly ex-
cited during the hearing and this
condition brought q breakdown later
as he had just completed 3,O0O-mile
trip from his home in Seattle to at
tend the hearings.
Trailing Lost Drugs.
A separate investigation by the In
ternal Revenue Bureau into the dds
appearance Of q huge quantity of
drugs and narcotics from the Gov.
eminent hospital at PerryviIle, Md,
continued today with Federal agents
seeking to trace the missing sup
plies.
A part Of this stock, said to be
valued at 100000, was recovered
some months ago in q Washington
drug store, having been traced by
internal revenue agents.
Authorities now are seeking evil
dence to- connect bureau officials
with the illegal removal of these
drugs from the Perryville hospital.
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
GEORGE
Bases HOPE
ON HUGHES
Note to France Brings New
Opportunity, He Says.
Breakfasts With Bryan.

Continued from First Page.l
the National Capital. and then faced
about and re-entered the waiting au-
tomobiIe,
The Washington times., 1923-10-26
:Mourned by Edisoa

( EAST ORANGEaN. j., Oct. a.
.Saddened by the 'news Of the death
OF Charles p. Steinfnetz, friend and
a fellow-genius in the electrical field r
Thomas A., Edison today said:
81 regret very much to learn of
the death Of Mr. Steinmetz. The
world has lost one of its greatest
practical mathematicians, and the
electrical industry will miss one Of
its shining lights"
The Washington times., 1923-10-26

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