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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
Mejore su Situacion

El Institute Universitario 90
Sc de Diego" ofrece curses espe-
ciaies durante ell dfa de Tenedu-
ria de LiDros, Taquigraffa, Ma
quiniIIa, Practica MercantiI y
Ley ComerciaI. listed puede pre-
pararse en- corto tierapo. SoIici-
tie informes. AdVt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
LA NOTA FRANCESA Sc ES
PERA ESTA TARDE EN-
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, nov. 7 Omitted
Press)-La nota francesa Sc espera
esta tarde aqui. Ell Embajador Jusse-
rand ha dicho que la enviara ensegui-
da al Departamento, de Estado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08

QUnTINA QUE NO AFECTA
LA CAPFZA. LAXATTVO RR0-
MO OUTNTNA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to.
mar Quinjna, no ransando zumbidos
de ofdos. Contra Resfriados, La Gri-
rne Influenza. Paludis,na ~ Fiebres.
6rnaa 40 e. w. GROVE viene con
cada csiita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
NEosILBERsALvARsAN

NEOSILBERSALVA
compueato del Neosalvarsan y del
Silbersalvarsan.
Medicamento infalible para extermi-
mar la STILLS en- todos sus periodos
sin necesidad de las aplicaciones mer-
curia1es.
Todos los grandes especialistas en- el
eratamiento de "a Stills asi 10 com
orueban.
Series de 4 ampollas.
Dep6sito general en- los Estados Uni
los. Agentes vendedores:
CERECEDO HNOS s. co.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
AvIsO A los HoMBRES QUE
PIENSAN CASARSE

Ell sabio Aeman DR.. Pablo Erich,
despues de so afios de experimentos y
pruebas descubre ell
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Hombre-... ST usteol padece de
los pies venga donde nosotros y.
lie confortarenaos con un par
81 ONDON"
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Abogados de los demandantes

Yo, Deogracias V,era, bajo iurame--
to declaro:-
Que soy mayor de edad casado, pro
pieta11o, vecino de Rio Piedras y uno
de los demandanteg en- la presente ac-
ci6n; que he leido la anterior so,icitud
la cual haNsido radicada por mis- aboga-
dos en- v,rtud de tnformes sum 'nistras
dos por mi; que todos los hechos que la
infornan son ciertos y me constan de
propio conocimiento con exception de
aduel1os alegados por information y
cretnc;a los cuales tambi6n oreo cier-
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-08
London Shoe Shop
7 San Jose ST., San Juan, P. r.
Sc SoL1cITA DEL TRIBUNAL QUE
Ell HIPoDRoMo
Continuation de la pagina y

tenencias por virtud de la entrega que
le hicieron los deluandantes al otor-
garsa el referido contrato de arrenda-
miento Y, segtn la information green
cia de los demandantes. la corporation
demandada Porto Rico Racing Corp.
carece de recursos Y bienes suficientes
para responder los demandantes de
las utilidades, productos beneficios
que reporta dicho hip6dromo y que los
demandantes reclaman, conjuntamente
con la devoluci6n del mismo, por 10
cual dicho hipodromo con todas sus per
tenencias y las mencionadas ut,lidades,
produatos Y beneficios corren peligro
Gle pe-derse, sufrir dafios de consi-
deraci6n con gran prejuicio de los inte-
reses de los demandantes.
s. Que los demandantes carecen de
otro recurso legal para protegerse con
ira los dafios que puedan sufrir en- sus
interaSes mientras dire ell presente plel
to y Sc hace necesario ell nombramiento
de un sfndico de aeuerdo con el Ar
ticulo 1e2 del C6digo de Enjuiciamien-
to Civil.
FOR TANTo los demandantes a Ia
Corta SUPLICAN:- Sc sirva nom
brar I'm Sind co en- este case para cue
Sc haga cargo del hip6dromo con to-
das sus pertenencias y ell terreno dom
de ha s3do insta'ado mientras Sc resuel-
va definitivamente este pleito con-
serve la possession de dichos b'enes ba-
jo Ia direction de la Corte Y promue-
va acciones como tai sindico CONT
nuando la administrator n1anejo y
exploitation del refer do hip6dromo y
de-empefe en- general todas las atribu-
clones reuueridas por Ia Iey y necesa-
~ias Y rsualcs para Ia buena marcia
de Ia enlpresa mennionada.
San Juan, P. r. noviembre de 1923.
r. RIVERA ZAvAS
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PoRTANDo ARMAs PRoHIBIDAs

Gabriel Garcia, reside tie en- ell ba-
rrio obrero fu6 deaunciaao Y senten-
ciado q veinte dfas de carcel por ha-
b6rsele ocupado una chaveta de taba-
quero.
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LOS REYES DE EsPANA

Continuation de la Ira. pag.
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GEORGES CARPENTER SAL
ORA Ell DOMINGO PROXIMO
PARA NUEVA YORK
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CINE LAS ANT1LLAs:-

Gel Peregrino'' por Charles Chaplin
y c6mica.
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Salinas, Puerto Rico

Debe recordarse, al tratarse de la An
ticalculina Ebrey, que este medicanen-
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RIALTO:

Tarde "El Amor es una cosa L
rrible'' Noche: 'El Delincuente''
"EI FiIibustero Social.
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POPULAR:

IA. jornada de clos Misterios de Pa
ris''.
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Dcograc' as VIERA
AFT. NO. 271

AFT. NO. 271
Jurado y suscrito ante mi por don
Deogracias Viera de las circumstances
personales arriba eXpresadss y quien
conozco personalmente, hoy dia 6, ds
noviembre de 1928.
(Firmado) Frank ANToNsANTI
Notario Publico.
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Tres BANDERAs:-
LA Sirena" en- z actos.
RIALTO:
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Sc vENDE pAPEL vrEJo A So "a.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
N o T C E

Pursuant to an Order of Court en- tered on this 4th day of December. 1923, notice is hereby given that a General Term of the District Court. Second Division. Territory of Alas ka. will be held in the Court House in Nome, in said Division and Terri tory. commencing at the hour of eleven o'clock A. NJ. on Saturday. January 12th., 1924. and to con tinue thereafter according to fur ther elders of the Court.
 Given under my hand and with the Courts Seal affixed this 4th day of December. 1923.
 JOHN SUNDBACK
 Clerk of the District Court for
 the Second Division. Territory of
 Alaska.
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INFORMATION WANTED

Geo. 5. Maynard, Publisher of the Nome Nugget. is in receipt of a let ter from Delegate Dan Sutherland at Washington. D. C.. whereby the Delegate requests the former to in quire through the pages of the Mug get as to the whereabouts of one John P. Mahoney, formerly of Pea b"dy. Mass. and last heard from on June 11th.. 1902. at Nome, Alaska.
 Mahoney's relatives are anxious to locate him and it being possible that some of our readers may know or ms wherea bouts. we print the foregoing request for information.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
LOCAL NEWS.
RASMUS JENSEN AND SON
 STRIKE GOOD PAY

Rasmus Jensen and son, who are operating on one of Con kelly's claims, east of Fort Davis on the Tasting Creek road. are taking OIt some very good pay dirt, according to Jensen. who was in town last Tuesday.
 Rasmus Jensen and son have ac- complished something in difficult mining that very few would care to take hold of. The claim where the Jensens are working has been prac- tically under water so that it was impossible to do any mining. On the 18th. of last December. almost one year ago. the Jensens started pumping the water from their shaft and kept steadily at it until few days ago when the water was i'll eliminated from the shaft. The eld- CT Jensen states that the pay is very good and himself and son are ex- pecting good results from their long vigil at pumping.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
FORMER PROPRIETOR ELITE HOTEL RESIDING IN NIAGEA
 FALLS

Doc" Brinker, Nome's apa ble pharmacist is in receipt of letter from William (Billy) Anderson, who left Nome on the first boat last Spring for the outside. Billy was the proprietor of the Elite Hotel before he sold that establishment to Andy Box. Billy is at present with rela- tives in Niagra Falls, New York. and according to his letter he is having real enjoya ble time. Billy gives as his address. 412- 11th. St, Niagara Falls, New York.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
TWO RADIO RECEIVING SETS
 RECEIVED IN TELLER

According to the Pioneer Scout printed in Teller. the people in that district are becoming very much in to rested in the radio receiving sets, which are capable of picking up San Francisco and other Pacific Coast Cities. The Pioneer Scour says: on the Silver Wave, Rev. Dahle and Miss Klippen each rec eIved radio set for their respective Missions, and Rev. Dahle imme- diately set his up. having high an tenna strung from two poles. and the result is that he can hear ships operating in Boring Sea and along the Pacific Coast. Nome, the Pribil- off Islands and other places can also be heard, but as Rev. Dahle is no operator he was unable to make out the code. but was successful in hear ing some music one evening
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
\ MISTAKE CORRECTED

The reporter of the Nugget. in re- ferring to trophy, which was do- mated for the dog races. some years past. by Major Boschen of the Army Finance Department at Washington. while the Major was serving at Ft Davis. got the aforementioned tro- phy confused with another trophy which was donated by MT. John Borden. In another article in this issue dealing with the Nome Kennel Club meeting of last Monday night, this mistake is rectified and the re. porter wishes to apologize to our readers for the occurrence of the mistake.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
SAYS EVERY EFFORT
 MADE AVOID COLLISION

Boston, Dec. 7-Every effort was made to avoid a collision between the Battleship Arkansas and the De- stroyer Mcfarland off Cape Cod last September, according to testimony of Captain Ridley McLain. who was in command of the battleship at the time of the collision. Captain Me- Lean testified to the above at d General Court Martial of Command CT Harry l.. Pence, who was in com mand of the MacFdrland at the time of the Collision.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

Joe Miller, formerly deputy mar shsl at Fairbanks, and John Metz ger who was a merchant at Fox Gulch In the Fairbanks district. have chain of butcher shops in the vicinity of San Diego.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
FINANCIAL WIZARD
 ASKS FOR PARDON

Washington. Dec. 7th Charles Ponzi of Boston, who was sentenced to prison for shady manipulation of monies entrusted to him, and who Is known as Financial Wizard" has written to President Coolidge and made overtures for a pardon.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
EDWARD J. FOX.

It is reported that Fred Mebes is expected to arrive in Nome in a few days from Council with a load of freight. Fred left Nome during the week with Frank Dufresne, on his way to Council where his dog team is awaiting his arrival.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
SAI.TZNiAN SELECTED FOR
 CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER

Washington, Dec. 7th-Secretary Weeks has selected Saltzman as Chief Signal Officer of the United States Army, succeeding Major Gen eral Squier who is soon to retire from active service
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION
 All Odd Fellows, Rebekahs, their families and lady friends are invited to attend Card Party given Saturday December sth. s:sO sharp. Visit. ing Odd Fellows especially invited.
 ~ COMMITTEE.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
TAKES BACK WATER
 ON ITALIAN DEBTS

Rome, Dec. 7-Senor Schanzar. former Foreign Minister, reiterated his belief that Italy cannot pay her debts to the United States. accord
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

SMajor personally. Cornelius
  doing he oumba chools
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VERA CRUZ Mexico Dec svea Cruz,
  De denta candidate The Mexican they been reported to De a Huerta
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
LATE TELEGRAPH BREvETIEs
CoNFEssEs SHE ASSISTED HALlsTAD

S-Dorothy Eaucre Wisconsin whereby
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WATCH REPAIRING

Leave your Watches. and Cocks nt Holt's Hardware Store, they will br cleaned and repaired promptly al reasonable price. Mail Orders will receive prompt attention. All work guaranteed.
 EDWARD J. FOX,
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08
XMAS SUGGESTIONS

For the LADY. GENT and CHILD. A LANG RANGE \ SET OF DISHES (Imported.) \ TEA SET.
 \ CHOCOLATE SET. \ SET OF PRYEX. A SET OF COMMUNITY SILVER A Set of Butter Spreaders. A Set of saIid Forks, (5O year Silver.
 A SILVER TEA SET. An Electric PercOlatOr. An Electric Waffle Iron. An Electric Flat Iron. Useful articles in Sterling Silver. A nice CLOCK. \ Piece of Cut Glass. A string of BEADS. H A string of PEARLS. A Pearl Handled KNIFE. A nice Carving Set. A SAFETY RAZOR. TOYS, DOLLS, ETC. i
 USEFUL GOODS
 PRICES RIGHT. H o LT's VIEW ST0 R Y
 HARDWARE Hardwarr-Wholesale and Retail
 TslspAsAs 11ala Il.
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

WASHINGTON Dec sCongress yesterday
The Nome nugget., 1923-12-08

WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Dwght P Marrow, a former

P. forMer busine
 
  Amherst College together.
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i ing to an article in the "Acie Com
 menti."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27

had been holding a position on the
right near SauZ, was Withdrawn al
. 80 and took IN position in the
northern part of the Childers terri
tory. TO cover the withdrawal of the
Fifth Regiment.
A white" squadron under Maj.
Gilbert f. Farman. of the First Cav
airy Regiment. which attacked the
left flank of the "browns.' was able
to cause considerable delay to the
"brown" advance.
The "brown" advance also was
slowed down somewhat, because 1t
was compelled TO force its way
through gates and fences which were
impossible under pre.ent conditions,
In war times, however, they would
have been cut.
Toward the end of the day the
.>Thites" column was retreating or
DERBY to the SOUTH. the "browns" seem
ed to be moving toward night posi-
tons near the Carlton tank.
Artillery in Action.
There was considerable artillery &C.
ton on both sides during the day.
The "browns" artillery at one
phase caught the whites" ilmDered
up and moving and undoubtedly would
have caused considerable damage.
1.-The whites" were very well han
died during the days maneuvers. was
the comment of Maj. Gen. +. Nj.
Lewis, commanding general of the
Eighth Corps Area, late today.
They got through a bottlet neck
position which might have proved a
very difficult situation" he said.
Brig. Gen. Paul Malone declared
after the -maneuvers that so far they
have demonstrated the "extreme i'm
portance of cembing fire and move
ment by the cavalry" and the "im-
possibility of moving during the day
and escaping the observation of air.
planes" -
The cavalry charge, however, {"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
PISTOL BATTLE
|. IN DALLAS JAIL
KILLS TWO MEN
Jailer Slain for Refusing
to Surrender
Keys.
NEGRO SPREADS ALARM
Desperate Criminals Shot
Down When Deputies
Arrive.
NEGRO SPREADS ALARM

Dallas, Tex. SeN. 27.-Willis
Champion. deputy sheriff and assistant
night jailcr. and c. T.. Gaines. pris-
oner. are dead, and Pete Welk, au-
other prisoner. may die as the result
of break for liberty which got no
farther than pitched gun battle on
the sixth floor OF the Dallas county
Jail last night.
Gaines was sentenced TO death fol-
lowing hts trial growing out of the
Jackson street sub-station postoffice
robbery two years ago. when one man
was killed. Gaines sought for par
ticipation IN the robbery, was finally
captured after & nationwide search.
Welk recently was sentenced to ~
years in the penitentiary for the shoot
ing of Deputy Sheriff Tom Wood dur
ing the raid of a whiskey still. Welk
was still alive on his cell cot this
morning.
Jailer Shot Down.
The break for liberty began when
Champion opened q door TO tier of
cells where Gaines and Welk were
confined The jailer was preparing to
place a man in one of the cells.
Gaines. Welk and others were walk
ing about in the corridors in front
of the cells prisoners and officers to-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
blind AS A BAT"

That's the impression so many pco-
pie give you who still go day after
day as il "under cloud because
they feel that there is no hope for
them 10 get rid of the disfigurins
blcmishes on their skin. -
If they would just notice or ask
their dealer. they would find that
thousands of people who once were
in the same shape they are in, are
now free from those distressing pim-
pies. blotches. bumps. letter, rash,
eczema. ringworm. breaking out"
etc. and the secret of it is that they
have learned that the one sure way
to do it is by using the wonderful
Black and White Ointment. =
Black and White Ointment is eco-
nomicaly priced in liberal size pack
ages. The soc size contains three
times as much as the 2Jc size. An
dealers have it. :
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
Former Statesmen and Mer-
chants, Dressed Up as
Generals, Play Leading
Roles in Great Drama of
Routing Lawmakers From
Capitol.

Copyright. by the San Antonio Light.
Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept. 81
The great Oklahoma film drama is
moving on toward climax in the
courts hut not until it had produced
on Wednesday two thrilling closc-up>
that viii ever stand out as the most
wildly remembered scenes in the three
corncrcd fight involving stern mil.
tary rule. so-called invisible govern
ment and Just general public.
The leading roles in both these
SccneS--Scencs which made history
and which cannot be paralleled unless
one goes far back 10 the time of Oil
YER Cromwell and his roundheads- e
were played. contrary to all the rules
by the most commonplace of actors.
The fhSt thriller had for its setting
Oklahoma's beautiful new state cap
ltol There. long before noon of Wed.
neSday. when the duly elected state
Legislature was scheduled to convcn,
in defiance of Governor Jack Walton'>
prohibition. backed by a shoot 70
XIII order TO the state militia. crowds
numbering a thousand or more-a
great mob scene-had gathered on the
red clay flats about the structure.
Few Permitted Inside.
Only some 60-odd legislators who
had been given a password by the
commander of the militia forces: 80
or more newspapcrmen and state
house employees were permitted inside
By II 80 O'Clock 500 persons. includ
rotunda.
There was utmost friendlinesS be-
tween the prescribed legislators and
the armed soldiers until, at the AZ
pointed hour, the call TO business was
given by Charles $. Price. who hal
been named speaker pro-:emporc.
The legislators had stepped toward
the oak doors leading into the legisla
tive chamber. As they did SO two stal
wart youths in khaki carrying Brown
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
Hollywood Mob Scenes Put to
Shame BY Oklahoma Spectacle

ing rifles. neither yet of voting age
came to attention and. looking straign
to the front. stopped by their move
ment alone the legislators who ha,
Decn elected by the votes Of their par
ents and the parents of tLeir comrade,
in arms.
\ moment before, several of tn
very men whom they thus halted ha,
stopped To talk and joke with then
One had Just called to one of thu
youngsters:
You boy. your old man told me 4
look IN on YOU and remind you Il
send post card TO Your maw."
And 50 the semi-climax was reaches
IN that first scene.
No Signs of Gunner.
Scene - of the close-ups was laif
at the headquarters of the assembly
men, in the Skirvin hotel. The az
ton at the capitol had died out. There
was lull and a lessening of the hiyf
suspense throughout the city. The't
were no signs even of the ten or twelv,
gunner. who, for two weeks pas
have Strutted and staggered thrOugt
VIZ lltiH UtANtss
the Skiryin and military headquarter,
at the Huckins hotel. The quiet wa.
ominOuS.
Suddenly three or four legislator
dash into military headquarters Il
protest to Adiutant General Mark
ham and Colonel Key that their room
at the Skirvin had been invaded b.,
several strangers whom they believe,
were secret civilian police under BuCl
Garrett. who has charge Of the gov
ernGr's personal guard.
There was sudden stiffening o
Markham's form. He gave several hur
ricd orders to Colonel Key, youn;
hardware merchant in civil life. an
within five minutes he was on HI,
way. accompanied by ms staff. th'
colonel. Major Mccartney and tire,
captains. all of whom were mer
boys. compared to Buck CARROTS nov
famous. though ununiformcd squad.
Strangers Herded Out.
Ry the time the citizen soldiers
reached the Skirvin. fast time though
they made. clowd had gathered suf
ficient TO make progress through Tn,
lobby very difficult. The militia of
ficers shouldcred their way through
the mob. ccmmandcered an elevator
10 the eleventh floor and. in no tim,
at all. the strangers were herdel GU
without a sign OF protest, meekly anC
at quick timely mere slip of
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27

Scores of captivating styles for afternoon street party trav
cling, school and office Styles for misses and women
repcas of exclusive models our
See themnote how beautifully they made and how varied
and smart the styles Compare them with Others SHOWN else
where at this price and You'll wonder how
offer such truly marvellous Dresses for only SIG
csS Third Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27

dag relateu. Galnes ana Weih sud
denly covered champion VITA pistols
as be SWING back the door: Ibey de
manded the Jali Keys lie tried IL
shut the doors TO the corrldor'
Champion then received a shot IN the
abdomen a and was hurie' from the
door. -as.
Give me those Keys shouted
Gaines a prisoner sai ne thought
the Jaller threw ava" the keys rs he
parsed window. Gaines Tired WelS
and Games grabbed INN and they
scuffled, the CRIMINALS insisting that
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27
FOUR LIQUOR CASES
One Woman Numbered Among Thos,
Arrested.

Four persons. one a woman, were
arraigncd before United States Com
missioner Il. l.. Edwards Wednesday
morning on complaints charging viola
ton of the national prohibition laws.
Mrs. Maggie McGill and Charles
McGill waived examination on a com
plant charging them with possession
of property designed for the manu-
facture Of liquor. Mrs. McGill's bond
was fixed at $500 and that OF her
husband at $3.50.
John Oeffinger waived examination
on complaint alleging manufacture
and possession of LIQUOR His bond WAS
fixed ut $500. Made Nillancuva.
charged with possession of liquor. was
placed under $500 hond after he had
waived examination.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-27

general who has worn his uniform
only few times. and vino never has
worn a gun in his IS years.
"Clear out of here and stay OUT
shouted General Markham, "and leags
the job to us. The governor has de-
creed military law. giving US sore
charge of this situation. Wen keep in
charge and share it with no civilia o."
Markham was just good autono.
bile salesman before he was appoirIr-
ed adjutant general of the Oklahoma
militia by Governor Walton. So teen
nically he, too, was miscast in his
role.