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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
BLACKHANDERS
BOMB BUILDINGS
Two Men Are Slain in Chi.
Cago Terror

CHICAGO. April 1o.--Two men
we're killed and three buildings
bombed in BLACK Hand" reign OF
terror here today.
Stanley King. a pianist. believed TO
have been an innocent victim. was
killed when bomb was hurled from
on automobile at the apartment
building in which he lived as he was
about TO enter. Kings bride. who
was waiting up for her husband TO
return from work. ran 10 the street
as tho neighborhood was shaken.
crying. II knew itr' and collapsed
unconscious.
Joseph Polumbua. as, an italian,
was shot TO death on the streets OF
Little Italy" today. Two mon walked
up to him and fired three shots each
into his body and fed.
Police blamed BLACK Handlers for
the shooting. MS well as the series OF
bombings. Italians owned or wero
occupants OF all the buildings dam.
aged, and police announced they did
not believe the explosion had any.
thing to do with the three recent
similar blasts attributed 10 enemies
or the Ku Klux Khan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
$1,000 THEFT
CACHE FOUND
Recover JeweIry Stolen
From Two Homes

Jewelfy valued at approximately
81 900. the loot Of several recent bur.
giaries. was recovered by the police
late Monday night after tho cache
had been found on vacant lot al
18th ave and r Madison d. by II.
y. Brown. 400 goth ave. a number
OF diamond rings. gold watches. leg.
eled necklaces and other articles OF
jewelry were recovered.
Part OF the loot was found 10 have
been stolen Sunday night from ]. q.
Lukes. 6ii seth ave. ~. Other arti.
clea were owned by ". G. Kumm OF
the Bentley Arm apartments.
Other articles OF value have not
been reported 20 the police as stolen
md consequently have not been iden
titled.
a burglar entered the room OF
Miss Marie GoEsard. sis First ave.
by climbing a fire escape. and sue.
ceeded In finding $3.50 In cash which
waH concealed In n cedar chest. Miss
Gossard had drawn the money from
bank, intending 10 make pay.
ment on a rooming house al that
address.
Two bandits held UP ana robbed
II. Nysirom. 2322 Seventh ave, Of
ii5 early Tuesday morning near his
house. The bandits escaped in an
auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
TRIES Other Mans Game
4 and His Losses Begin

This loss in itself of course. comparatively trivial
The world war along and Waterhouse cashed in on
the pioneer trade between Vadivosok and Seattle and in
other war business.
But the fatal seed had been Waerhouse had tried
playing the other mans gameand it to become just
as much OF curse is roulette TO the book-maker
In 1916 Wexford Beaton persuaded him TO &C into the
publishing business Beaton at that time getting out
directory of Pacific ports and financially incapable
of swinging it himself. Waterhouse Co bought into
Beatons concern, the Terminal Publishing Co.-and adj
vanced another step toward its ruin
AS long he stuck to the directory Waterhouse broke
on his publishing activities and got good deal of val
liable advertising for nothing But Beaton persuaded him
to try monthly magaZine-and disaster quick in fol-
lowing. Nearly 100000 was lost on the magazine.
But Waterhouse didn't learn his lesson He still wanted
to play the other fellows game. And next he dropped
more than $4,000 publishing Keegans Code code de-
vised by who had been in his employ for many
years. 1t may have been good code-but Waterhousc
didn't know the code business.
Waterhouse bear for punishment tho. In 1917 he
embarked in the automobile business-and prepared the
way for another big loss.
II must be remembered however that all this was taking
place at time when the shipping department of the
Waterhouse Co making the greatest profits in its his
tory-so all the losses easily absorbed.
Nevertheless, il the beginning of the end
Tomorrow: The story of the most spectacular phase of
Warehouses; careera phase of gigantic gains and almost
equally gigantic losses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
GERMANS HONOR
KRUPP VICTIMS
13 Slain Workmen Buried
With Solemn Rites
ny Carl. ID. GRnAr

BERLIN. April i0.-Germany 10
day buried tho IL workmen sho,
down by French troops al tho Krupp
works az Essen. according the vic.
tins all honora an tho they had fall.
en- on the field OF battle.
Bells tollcd thru the ropuhlic from
the Rhine 10 East Prussia and from
Lake Constance TO the North sea. AZ
the moment when a quiet procession.
with IA odd. open Gaced hcsrsea
wendell thru tho streets Of Essen.
Mourners IN frock coats and top
hats followed the Baskets thru the
hushcd streets OF the Ruhr city.
while thousands OF workers, ovcralls
stained with dust and coal. halted
their work for an hour In tribute to
the dead.
In Berlin the rcichstag chamber
was draped with crepe and decorated
with laurel. Chancellor cuno. Prcsi
dent Ebert and leaders Of all parties
assembled at 10 O'Clock for services,
made up largely Of speeches Of re.
grct az French bitterness"
The workmen for whom the nation
mourncd were shot down with ma,
chine guns az the Krupp works after
efforts Of a French patrol 10 requlsi,
ton automobiles had been resisted.
In his speech. Chancellor Cuno ex.
pressed readiness 20 enter free ncgo-
iiations based upon Preparations pos.
sibio Of fuifIilmcnt.
Until our opponents are willing
10 negotiate on this basis" he de-
clarcd. passive resistance must con.
tinuc.-
in the name OF the dead, we
ask the naiIonas Of the world how
long II VIII bo until tho end Of this
insane mlstreatmcnt OF tho Ruhr."
Cuno continued.
I'VE Germans have conststontiy
sought an understanding. We have
offered France securities; shs has
not accepted them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10

the license subject 10 cancellation at
tho viii OF the council Tho ordinance
rcponls an former cabaret legislation
pas-ee during the past 10 months by
the city council
Just 10 show that Seattle isn't 20
dead the council issued permit 10
William C. Corbctt. proprietor OF the
Rainbow cabaret sixth ave. and
Pike H.. 10 operate another year.
An opinion BY Corporation Counsel
7, j. l. Kennedy relative 20 the
standing Of the Butler cafe, which
has heen operating with music and
entertainment and permitting dane
ing by tho public. on the basis that
II was a part OF the hotel and neither
a cabaret or dance hall. declares Il Is
both.
Kennedy says that since the Butler
cafe permits dancing and offers sing
ing and dancing u II cabaret and
since II permits dancing for profit.
direct or indirect" Il IL also n dance
hall Kennedy says n Is subject 10
both ordinances and must obtain
both licenses
with tho new ordinance coming up
u II doubtful whether legal action
win bo taken against Proprietor
John Savage Of the Butler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
WOMAN CHASES
BURGLAR AWAY
Slaps His Face and Knocks
Him Down Stairs

Somewhere In Seattle aoo-pound.
six.foot bandit was recovering Tues.
day from injuries which he received
at the hands OF Mrs. Lenora Lally,
manager OF the Clements Court
apartments. 1902 18th ave. when she
caught him robbing ono Of her ten.
ants Monday.
The bandit escaped with about $500
worth of jewelry belonging to Mrs
Marshall Donby. but not until he had
been slapped and cuffed, and. finally,
thrown downstairs by Mrs. Lally.
Tho burglar entered the DENLY
apartment while Mrs. Lally was pay.
ing a visit thcre. Confronted by the
two women, he told thom that he
was Mr.. DENLY" and Immediately
the battle was on.
The intruder didn't score a single
point. but no managed TO pick him,
self up after he had landed at tho
bottom OF tho stairs and fled. Duck
ing into the Bonney.Watson under.
taking establishment, no Invested
himself Of a new ovcryoat and dis
appeared.
The overcoat was later found Ia
contain a number Of articles stolen
from the DENLY apartment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
FRENCH ARREST
HUGO SHINES 5!
German Magnate and Wife
Taken From Train
ny GUS NJ oF,,u

BERLIN. Aprn io.-Hugo shines
and his wife were taken by French
troops from TIM industllalls,'a sleep.
ms car. attached TO train at
scharnhoFst and were placed under
temporary arrest In a freight car
early today.
Later they were released
Many arrests were effected thru,
Out the new and old occupied areas
by the French today on the oo,
easlon OF a nationwide funeral for
The krupp victims.
Former Ministers Glesherts and
s,egcrwaid wVrc taken into custody.
state Secretary Hamm OF the chan
ecllory was thrown into jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
MAN WILL GO
SCOT FREE F.!
LieuranCe May Be Freed on
All Charges

william Wallace Licurance. who
was wanted on three charges during
the time he was reported lost In the
Mojave desert few weeks ago.
probably viii be- freed from all
charges now that he has returned %
Seattle 10 face prosecution. Deputy
Prosecutor Manfarlane announced
Tuesday.
Liourance. when reported Loot. was
sought By the police. who held war
rants charging him with grand lar.
ceny. with dcsertion and nonsnpport
Of his wife and family. and with
jumping a $500 bail posted for his
appearance.
Lieuranee returned n week ago.
with a story that lao had found the
mythical Lee mine. which. according
70 desert fables. WIS found by early
spaniards. lost for centuries and has
been sought ever since Lieurhnee
says tho mine will assay $4,000 a
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Girl Wins in Big
Fish Site Lottery

80 ida Fozs. 100 Lakeview blvd.
enool teacher. won valuable fish.
IS SITES on the Columbia river when
~ humber was drawn in a govern.
. @sn' lottery held at Portland. The
- are valued as high as $4,000
s ross Is the daughter OF Rev.
Il :. foss, Norwegian Lutheran pas
~ ~ ana teaches school at Juanita.
49,. : : recent trip TO Portland they
80. .a o. the lottery on the fishing
n,s,u ana entered their names. The
Il. ns sltes are on the Washington
hr,t y Inc Columbia, near Fort Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
AGENTS SEIZE
FORMER COP

James Stewart. former Ballard
policeman. was in the immigration
station Tuesday following his arrest
late Monday night by federal pro.
hlbition agents on liquor violation
charges.
Stewart is said to have been
taken near Lake Forest park when
he was surprised by the agents. A
large quantity Of moopshinc and
mash was found in addition 10 a
b0.gnilon stun.
According to police department
records. Stewart was discharged from
the police department In December.
1890. charged with accepting a
brihc. and was arrested on liquor
charges one year later. He Ia said
by federal agents to have served a
six.months' term for the offensc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LONG FALL
STARTS ON PAGE l

board why don't he wake UP and
try to grab something! try TO yell
at him. but the wind IN my mouth
won't lei me. Guess we're goners.
all right. Keep your head in. boy.
10 your neck won't crack when you
hit. Keep tanning the air. still
standing up straight
STREET CLOSER
1osot-why ain't I scarod7 That
must have been tho fourth floor cor.
nice flashing past The mnn In tho
street has moved out little farther.
His open mouth n holc Of black
shadow. Street getting closer. Some.
one screaming. Moon shining calm.
Yes. tho old lady will take u pretty
hard That's tho bunk about dying
before you hit. Sliii-.iook AZ Brownie.
Hose and light wires twisting round
him Ike snakes
WILD GRtPEyINEs
II 1906 There goes tho third
story Yes. twisting like snakes. or
like Wild Erapevines Failing. umm
Pm ntill falling. Why tho devil
don't faint
ii:soos-cloSe now. All muscles
tight for tho smaSh. Neck In Walk.
lug on a plank in the air. A teeter.
,oiter. First I'm up. then Brownie.
Everything eiear--like a slow motion
movie. Street gray. Hard. Corners.
sure. But keep tanning
BUMPED.
whaek, scsnold board
hits an awning on the second story.
II jars. Ny knees bend. I'm bumped
out al an angle. catch my first
breath. / come smack 10 the side.
walk. on my feet. Ny feet sting
but I'm not a goncri Then another
hard smash. Brownie right behind
me. Missed the ASnlnE, No use
trying 10 talk 10 him Brownies n
gourr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
RUSS POSTPONE
TIKHON TRIAL.
Hearing for Greek Patriarch
Is Ordered Delayed
nv John GRAUDENZ

MOSCOW. April ID 100 .. ND
The Russian government today
postponed until April II the trial %
the Metropolitan Tlkhon, patriarch
Of all Russia.
DR.. Tikhon was 10 have been tried
tomorrow for resistance 20 the soviet
ruling providing for sequestration OF
church property.
Protests against his trial have
been received from many parts OF
the world. following the execution Of
Monsignor Budkeyieh and the sen
fencing 10 10 years imprisonment Of
Archbishop Zepliak
A metropolitan Is an Archbishop Of
tho Greek Catholic church. who eUr-
cises a limited authority over bishops
in the same ecclesiastical province.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
This Means Good Night
for the Pocket FLASK
Ordinance Will Deal Roughly With "Hooch
Toters" at Cabarets

Cabaret hounds who carry their
supply In poke, TASKS are In for
some rough treatment Il another
caearo, ordinance. introduced al
Mondays council meeting hy the cry
council license committee ever sets
thru tho council and by Mayor
Browne veto pen.
For this ordinance IL one on those
things with teeth IN il" and the
teeth arc particularly trained 20 bite
that portion % the species who in
wade peaceful and perfectly dry
cahareis, bringing quantities OF red
hquor with them 10 SPREAD cheer and
fellowship II provides a fine Of 400
and 80 days In Jail FOR patrons OF
caearcls who tote their own liquor.
and AZ the same time exoneratos the
management OF such institutions or
blame Tor the acts OF their patrons
OWNER MUST
HAVE LICENSE
The ordinance Is modelled after the
dance han ordinance and require
cabaret owners 10 obtain ilccnse
from the city council Conviction In
police court for violation Of tho or.
dinAnee or the lquor laws makes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Boise Booze Ring
Members Sentenced

BOISE, Idaho. April 1o.-Ten
months in county Jail and n fine
OF $1,000 was imposed today by
Judge II. $. Dietrich. upon Sheriff
James D. Agnew. convicted OF con.
splracy TO violate the prohibItory
law. DR.. Henry Goodfriend so.calcd
brain Of tho conspiracy, was sen.
fenced TO 10 months In federal
prison and fine OF $4,000.
Deputy Sheriff Sylvester Kinney,
Carl Sorenson roomlng house pro.
prletor and Ed Kemp. moonshiner,
the other members OF the booze ring,
we're each given a fine OF $500 and
ELK months In jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
G.. O. P. FLAYED
BY SEN. DILL.

wALI.A wALLA. April io.-Dc.
ciaring that President Harding IL be.
foEging the issue and raising n
smoke screen in asking Secretary OF
Commerce Hoover 10 investigate
price rlses in the sugar market.
United States Senator c, c. Din. OF
Warrington. democrat, bitterly at.
tackled tho presidents control OF the
republican administration in an nd.
dress here last night.
Senator Dill deprecated the use OF
the injunction in labor disputes and
maintained that It's use In such n
connection should be prohibited By
law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Veteran Bishop
Growing Weaker

ST. LOUIS. April io,--"Thc bishop
Is growing weaker gradually" was
the announcement today from the
bedside OF Daniel s. futile, veteran
OF the Episcopal clergy. He is SUI
ferlng from an attack OF grippe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
AL|bI DEFENSE
IN MURDER CASE
Friends Of Army Doctor
Testify in His Behalf


SAN DIEGO. April 10. - The
shrua1 q mysiery WAS drawn closer
about he death Of pretty FRITZ
MAsa ieiay when the defense IN
ias tral q DR.. Louis l.. Jacobs. &C
trssd x murder. began offering an
zlsl
Tfru social friends. fellow work
ss a Camp kearney hospital and
sihsrs, Jacobs has traced his move.
r<nts during most Of the fatal night
q IahHary Il when FRITZ Mann met
htr Death.
70 succeed in this alibl. he must
icccuut for himself during the hours
. $40 p. m. TO 1870 p. m. the
heafs auring which FRITZ Mann was
= Blue Sea cottage at La JoIla
with "a young man who looked like
! drug addict"
Yesterday afternoon Jacobs ac.
eocnied for the extremes Of this
Period, and today his attorneys ex.
vessd 70 account for the time be.
tween those hours.
Jacobs himself may take The stand
Eae time today.
AZ the close OF the states case
Yesterday the defense failed in an
niort to obtain an advised verdict. T"
edge Marsh overruled the motion.
As. Ella worthington. a pretty.
eeaTspeaking young woman OF
WFcnado, was Jacobs first witness.
sns said she spent the day OF Janu.
~ u with Jacobs at Tijuana. They
le'rrned TO Coronado a few minutes
Wore 5 o'clock. she said and Jacobs
N % return to San Diego, about
y This statement, corroborated by
.nss Marie Meyers. who was at the
HoEihington home. that day. Is in
anflict with the circumstantiai In.
..sFsnce In the Prosecutors case that
'aeoos was the man at the Blue Sea
ass at about that time, or a few
Minutes later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Survey of Basin
Project to Begin

SPOKANE. April 10.-Prcllminary
surveys OF the Columbia basin irri.
cation project will probably be start.
cd this week by Homer j. Gault and
an assistant from tho state depart.
meni, who will assist In the work.
II is believed that the work. which
has been authorized by tho last con.
gress, will commence north Of AL.
bany Falls and will proceed down
the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Northern Pacific
TO Spend $5,OOO,OOO

PORTLAND, Ore. April 10,-lm.
provcments costing S5.0O0,00O have
been authorized for 1929 on North.
ern Pacific railway lines. according
10 an announcement received here
by district officers OF shc company
from X. W. Clark assistant 10 the
president OF the system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Engineer Is Killed
in Passenger Wreck

sWEBTWATER, TEX, April TO-
The engineer was killo when a wost.
bound Toxins & Pncific passenger
train was wrecked near tho station
at Colorado, Tex. early today.
only tho locomotive left the roIls
and no passengers we're reported In.
jurcd.
Il spit rail was said to have caused
the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
california Gas
Price Is Reduced

slan1.f KANcIsco, April ioe-Tbe
rorr1, ra OH Co Of California nm.
IN !. q reduction OF i cent gal.
nsw gasoline prices today. Tho
e,n,. ",ce IN San Francisco rs 10
sesn, Engine dlstilla,e was cut half
n ,sa Reductions in crude oil prices
y f ~ LOS Angeles and orange coun.
"e'd' caused the cut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
OWNER MUST
HAVE LICENSE
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
STORY OF WAREHOUSE
STARTS ON PAGE

the corporations first departure from the shipping bust
ness into strange fields and the forerunner of the
series of disastrous ventures which TO land the
pany the rocks.
The orchards didn't thrive There bad year and
then another Employees began to get tired OF il and failed
concern was taken over by Frank Waerhouse Co-and,
first and last the company poured something like $4,000
into the venture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Fear West Coast
Voyagers Are Lost

MIAMI, Florida, April io.-w. s..
Maxwell. president Of the Miami
Motor club. who headed a party %
rescuers in hope Of meeting the West
Coast yoyagerB. including 10 men
and five women, returned last night,
no trace was found OF the voysgers
and II is feared they are lost In the
Everglades
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Ballard Students
Will Hold Reunion

The annual alumni assembly and
ball OF the Ballard high school will
DO held at the high school the after
noon and evening of April 20. The
assembly, from TO p. M. is under
the direction of Charles Oliver. Ed
Llndstrom is in charge of the ball.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
Says He Was Paid
SIS to Murder Man

ST. PAUL, April 10.--Frank Ro.
tnno confessed TO singing Louis Rot
tach today, declaring the victims
wife had paid him So TO commit the
murder, tho police announced.
Iiottnch was shot TO death while
In bed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
IRISH LEADER
is CAPTURED

DUBLIN, April io.-Linm Lynch
chief OF staff in the Irish irregular
army. was injured and captured In n
clash near clonmel, II was Officially
announced today.
Lynchs wounds arc serious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
WITNESSES TESTIFY TO
OPPOSITE FACTS

Material witnesses In the states
efforts 70 convict Lieurance or grand
larceny recently testified in a civil
suit 10 exactly opposite facts from
those given the prosecuting attor.
ncy's office. according 10 Macfar
lane.
Lleuranec was arrested on a
charge OF having told investors in
the King AirNhlp company that he
had control OF a device which took
energy from the air. Iieurnnce
claimed the machine. a helicoptor az.
fair. could raise porpendiculnr and
remain sioft Indefinitely. Lieuranco
claimed he had remained in the air
for 10 hours in trial demonstration
IN South Dakota.
To cap the climax OF the case.
Llcurance claims that he win com.
plcie manufacture Of the device and
give demonstration IN Seattle.
Maofarlane says many reputable
business men. including Seattle at.
,orneys. have invested money In the
fanoiful concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
F1r. ---s--A--aasa.a--a--s-a
MAKE CHARMS
CUSTOMS MEN

afIelsI. FORK. April 1o.-customs
kary KY. nept their hands out Of Miss
VA f,a ms"'g suitcase when she step.
make h,l ,nc gonplank. a nice pink
TON sa Drvught home as o rncmento
'u'h America, was the reaaon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
ESCAPES NON.
SUPPORT CHARGE

Last week Lieuranee escaped the
nonaupport charge when Ms wife ap-
penrcd for him and pleaded that he
be dismissed, She was the complain.
ing witness.
wednesday Liouranoe win move
before Police Judge John y. Gordon.
that the forfeiture Or his $500 bonds
be vacated, on the ground that he
has returned and win face suit
Deputy MRcfnrlnnc says there Is no
legal ground upon which the motion
can be opposed Then. later this
week, or next. II IL possible that the
state VIII dismiss the ease OF grand
larceny held over Lieuraneo for nj.
legged fraudulent sale OF stock In the
King Airship Co. Macfarinne says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10

Miss Nicklln, who died recently at
felashill, Warwlckshlro, England.
had lived In ono house 70 ycnrs, ncv.
or sleeping outside II v single night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-10
KELLEHER FIGURES
IN EXAMINATION

He also brought In the Seattle
National on numerous occasions.
asking veniremen II they knew Dan
Keileher or any other officers OF
the bank or II they were under
any obligation TO the bank.
Upon objections from Attorney
Hart, Reamcs asserted:
This is the case Of the Seattle
National bank against Frank Water.
house."
A few moments later Rcames
asked venircmnn II he felt free
from any control that tho Seattle
National might exercise"
Hart objected on the ground that
tho intinlation to be drawn from
this isn't fair and Isn't true" and
his objection was sustained.
jurors passed for cause before
the morning receAs were @. r. Mel.
son, Harry NJ. Ingersoi and o.
sandheim.