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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
INVESTIGATION
OF DAUCHERTY
AGAIN BLOCKED
Republican Leaders Indicate
Senate Action in Daugher-
ty Matter May Not be Ne
ceSSaYy

t~iliNt,inN leh. 80 During n
truce 10 open hn~iili'ies. adinini>ira-
iion officials negotiated to-day for Y
setilemeni .f TIE row over retention W
Attorney General paushcriy ~ thc cnh-
incf.
Auoiher succession w conferences.
including " cabinet meeting resulted I'M
nD -IiiHer development. blt gave in-
f.H,iag Indications That some definite
,ir. isi.a M4iAhi hr anmpun ed m ihe near
future
White House officials insisted after
ile .ahine adjourned that The nucSiion
n Air Blm.heris;~ resignation lad not
come rf. fuf general discussion. ami
neither ihr president nar thr attorney
general hHd anr statement ~ make
I'ryvinHsh. however. thr president had
falird over iar situation with senator
Curtis of Kansas. one NJ The republican
senate headers and lnirr with Paul How
land uf Cleveland which acted a. Mr.
i'anGhertt n counsel during thc iapeach
ment proceedings year ago
Meantime. on ihe senate floor. TIE
republican organization STAYED nif con-
~.dvruiipn We ihr Wheeler resolution f"r
WV inye- iraiion M the department WI
iHSti The purpose "f ihr delay was
nnt explained. hut IN ha- heen apparent
that thn republican senator's are con-
Aineed there may hr n development max
ins further action hy the Srnatc nnuec-
es ar,.
The resolution for an investigation WI
Attorney General Daughcrty'~ pdulin-
istraIieu was in ihr same parliamentary
..4 f44
vvlNel III yesterday and under the rules
ii could nni hr considered until tomorrow
except hy unanimous consent >cnato 90
Mills. republican. Ohio nhiecled To- itS
immediate consideration yesterday when
unanimous conssui was asked by senator
" hrrlrr democrat Montana. who intro
dfteci ihs. measure ANA Nv Was under
stood Nv .br prepared to make the same
move today unless nm agreement was
reached between senate leaders on ts
m~rnirl provision carry lne the names
of ihc special investigating committee
lIamgherty. ia an open letter address
IA 10 senator Mills. whc hwaS pub
Iishrd today. offered every facility
which Ihe department VI Justice affords |"
~ any investigating committee appointed
under tilr resolution. and urged that the
inquiry ~ pndncfrd and completed a~
promptly aS ihnren-hnesS Will permit"
lie also asked authority to BE- repre-
scented bf counsel. she wnull b. per-
miticd fo question ana summon wiI
neSscs in lis behalf
The attorney general acknowledged in
hi~ letter that Nv had dealt III Sinclair
Consolidated oil company stock saying
these TRANSACTIONS ha dtaken place be-
fore and after he entered the cabinet.
luf thar ~ had never acied upon any
information received. as attorney gen
eral ~which resulted III ms personal
rrof.i d. sold eHf al " his holdings
i'll he enpans la>i fin. Ae added. ~at
4 net l"Ss wv me VI So per share. =
With respect to the rrfercn i'll the
resolution ~ hS N failure 10 arrest and
prosecute Albert II. Fail. Harry 4. Sin
lir Ii. u. ll"heny Charles H. Forbes
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
KLAN CONGRESS
MEETING TODAY
AT ATLANTA, GA.

ATLANTA. c;a. Hob. a. The klan
congress called lay Edward Young Clarke.
former imperial wizard .to revive thc
eriguul principles on which ihr Khan
v.s founded is' which have been per
trptcd. assembled here today.
Mr. Clarke. Who was to deliver THE
keynote message. has announced ~ viii
oppose formation w an order ~ Supplaat
tllr ku Klux klan Nhi u was taken M
in-an that activities nf the gathering
would De- limited fn nm attempt at re-
organization of - order from within.
only klansmrn and former klanSmen
who have. been illegally banislrd from
TIE order ver. ~ ~ permitted Nv ai-
tend ilir sessions pf the congress ar-
curdiug NV Mr CLARKE. which regulation
wa. regarded a~ ifi htin- that Colonel
William Joseph simmons. f"nadrr and
former emperor of the klan. would not
he present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
fRy The AsslcIai1d Tr1ss)

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2GA storm of
marked irtens iy lis Genital this mora
ing Immediately south 81 the Alahama
coast and will northwe tNafl with in-
creased intensity and viii probably hs-
come more severe along th Atlantic
seaboard II Will IVY atirn ed ny general
precipitat on ever the Washington fo-e-
cast district to-day and "Wednesday ev-
ccpt that th- weathcr will clear Wed
ncsday in the South Atlantic and cast
Gulf states. Heavy now in rrobahl
from the upper Ohio Valley eastward
ami northeastward to the Atlantic coast.
The tempe ature wii he lower ID Flor
ida ard the cast Gulf states ard W.T.
not change mater aliy cls where east W
the Missis rpi river tonight ana We'd
ne Sday.
Storm warming are di ~ yei nn ihr
Gulf coast from Galveston eastward and
an the Atlantic coast ss far north as
Boston.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
GALES AGAIN
ENTER RACE FOR
THE PRESIDENCY
Expects \ Resign Military
Post o. Soon as Pacifica-
lion ei Republic is Com
plets j., He Announces

According "a Monterrey papers. Gfn-
eral Iylufarco Gales will resign immedi-
ately/ 10 become candidate for the
\ presidency of Mexico. The Mexican
Institution provides that no candidate
the presidency can hold a military
ImmisSion ninety days prior a. the
ectionS. and ~ the elections will be
keld the first Sunday in July. Gales
resignation must be- in the hands nf
President 0breg0n not later than April
a. In nm interview given III iorvenir
General Gales stated: - | hope fo hesin
active work IN my campaign rs the end
I'll March"
Monterrey dispatches this morning
state that active work for the organiza
tion Of the radical elements II the re-
public 10 further the candicacy % Gales
is already under way in that city and
throughout the state of Nuevo Leon.
According to Tampico papers Carlos
Zetina known aS the Henry Ford oi
Mexico who conirals large manufa Il
turing interests. made the statement
that Ohregon would not assist Gales in
the latter'S campaign. hut would direct
his efforts toward the election 81 con-
Servaiive Arrivals On the border from
Mexico City state that practically III
government officials have announced IN
favor ~ Ramon Ross as the ,onScrva-
tive candidate.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
Vaudeville and Exhibits
Attract Many to the Big
Exposition Opening Night

Chi ago Grand Opera Company ap-
peared i'll spite Tx the cold. and de-
lighted thc audience with several num-
bers. Her WI is exceptionally fine.
ana ranks the gifted singer with high
class opera artists The audience was
delighted with her singing.
The vaudeville features are also de-
clAred excellent.
The members M fhe vaudeville
troupe and Miss Van Glider deesrre
great praise fer appearing under the
conditions thar they were subjected to
last night" y member w the committee
in charge WV the Exposition stated this
morning. WIN was through their efforts
THAT the opening night WI the exposition
N'is mAdr N Nurrr-S. in spite NJ weather
conditions.
The tent for the vaudeville was being
erected this morning. i'm preparation
for ihr performance tonight Doors 0f
fhf exposition tent We're opened at I
o'clock. Shows wil be given at 4 o'clock.
s:il. aad y o'clock. " is announced Miss
Van Glider viii sing. however. only at
Ihe evening entertainment.
Exhibits Wy brownsville merchants aud
JObbcr> representatives. ana agricul-
tural exhibits from thc brownsville
trade territory are tha most attractive
ever assembled in brownsville. and
compare favurably with thr exhibits at
the Valley Fair Last December BuSi-
ness men have cooprrafed NM the fullest
extent and neither trouble nr expense
have been spared III preparation of the
exhibits. TT every way. this feature TX
the exposition iS bigger and better than
any thing W the kind ever held in
Brownsville
Among thc trade exhibits. display w
late models wv WIT the leading makes VIZ
automobiles. exhibited by the automobile
dealers WI Brownsville I'm ONE of the
most interesting features
Agricultural exhibits from Los Fres-
nos and El Jardn are also very atfrac-
five. and demonstrate the resources OK
these rich farming se tions. This u
one of rhc most interesting IVY The de-
partmental exhibits. TIE exhibit Wy the
Brownsville Federation WY Women's
ClI1S WV another interesting depart
mental exhibit in thr fell wv wOman's
work. Representative dealers in gro
ccrirs. dry goods and rrady-fo- wear.
building materials. and other lines. mil
have exhibits which are instructive and
aifra tive
bne ta THE bad weather sunday and
Monday. frw of the exhibits were not
~ place for the opening VI ..ht These
arc. however. being arranged today. and
thc exposition Will bp complete when rhe
doors are opened this afternoon.
Efaa.
show alone IN sufficient tn attract large
crowds f"r each performance and large
attendance IN anti ipafed for the entire
week Many residents of the rural see
iiruS. ana many people III Valley towns
Viii be unailc w attend until later IN
ihr week. Wy until INV weather mod
crates
The hig event viii gpt into full swing
with today'- opening and will continue
throughout the week. with change of
program each day
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
EASTERN STAR OFFICER
VISITS LOCAL CHAPTER

Assistant Deputy Grand Matron. Mrs.
LucIl4 q. Smith WI Alice. was the guest
NJ the local chapter. Order cf Eas tern
St.r "a n very interesting meeting last
night. Mrs. Smith III making a trip of
inspection. and a candidate was ini-
;iated last night. in order that she
might observe the wo:k " the local or
gan zatiOa.
AT tie close of the meeting delight
ful social hour. and banquet were en-
juycd by those present.
Mrs Smith will &C. 40 San Bcnito to-
morrow. tn Inn pect flfe work there, and
will fe at Harling-n Thurs AN night
While in Brownsville she is the guest
Of Ms. T.. Landegr \ and Mrs. J. X
Bull.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
THREE DEAD in
OHIO TOWN AFTER
EATING SAUSACES

STERLING. N. Feb. l6.-Thrcc per-
sons arc dead here. three are IN a crit
ical condition and eight others are ill
r. the result MI eating poisoned sau-
sage The maladr has been diagnosed as
botuiiSm.
The dead are Tony Notario, ~. NJ
daughter Grace. y. and Memo Bottera.
~. All the dead and v ck are members
NJ an Italian farm colony in the At
wood Meriao community John Notario.
brother of one of the victims and Domi-
mic Cametto. are patients at the Ster-
ling hospital The death Of John Notario.
year old son of Tony Notario. rst to
re affected by the poison ~ expected
momentarily. while Mrs. Notario. the
wife and mother. wv dangerously in Nc
her home near Atwood.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26

In spite of The cold wind last night
the Rin tirandr Delta Exposition got
away 10 4 good start Several hundred
people hrayca ihr weather io view the
exhibits and he present WI 'hr vaudeville
Entertainment WV fhn initial night The
high wind that prevailed yesterday made
w Impossible. NV raise ihr biz tent that
inrr~ uf the exposition. bnt "a temporary
platform WAS built ai enr end nf fhe
i.o. iiinn tent. aad fhf rerforman 4
ess o.rried nlf aS scheduled Tie en-
4. sinmsni was one w exceptional
merit ana especially ~o under ihc wv
verse conditions under which thc players
appeared Miss Lydia Van Glider WI thr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
SENATOR REED MAKES
CHARGE McAD00 USED
FOR HIS INFLUENCE

ST LOU n. Feb. ~ senator James
al Reed. candidate fir tne democratic
nomination for the pr i.ency, nnw col-
testing with VI. q. McAdoe. former sec
rotary of the treasury loz the Missouri
delegation to the democratic nat cn-l
convention. declared ~ 4 speech here
that + iwarl u Dohcnv. VII mag ana
Chatl w. W rsc. shipbeilier and fi-
narcier. employed McAiao when Ne left
Wilson's cabinet for his politic-l In
fiu nee W th the democratic national a'-
ministgation and not fer his legal abili-
ty
ga charged tbs; McAdoo ana mem
bers of his law firm werg 10 receive
more than $l.0 1000 III fees from oil
Interests and the molten pictura indus
tsy. although he McAdool did not ap.
pear in q single law suit"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 26."The west
crn front has been paefied and consti-
tutional order is re-established in Jalis-
CO, Colima, Mich0acan and Guanajuato.
President Obregon stated upon his ar
rival last ght from Guadalajara where
he conferred with federal commanders
regarding the operations necessary TO
clear up the regions which until re-
Gently were under the domination Of
the rebels.
Enrique ESTRADA. who was last re-
ported at Coalcoman. in western Michoa-
can. according to General Obreron. Is
expected to attempt 10 intern IN Guer-
rero. Questioned relative TO the report
Cd appointment Of Ramon Ross a. Mex
lean ambassador 70 Washington, the
president said:
"Senor Ross has not ye. been ap-
pointed. nor has his selection rs am
bassaior bee nconsilered"
General Plutareo Gales, Intervene q
after his arrival Il Monterrey. accord
ing to special dispatches. declared h.
would shortly resign his military post
and resume his presidential campaign.
nee the complete pacification uf the
republic was well toward conclusion.
General Gales. who has been coopera-
ting in the organization Of military
forces including regional guards for the
racification Of Coahuila. Durango and
Oh huahua. asserted that the uprising Of
the former Nillistas has proven 4 com
plete fiasco. There are no large bodies
of rebels remaining and the govern
ments sole problem Is 20 suppress
mall rowing bands carable o. only
train holdups and ranch raids. he said
The disorganization Of the nSurrec-
tionists in northern Vera Cruz especial
Is since their defeat at Tamaihua and
the ~Curva de "a Mucrie." Death
Curvel makes the fed raj occupation a
Tuxpam a question simply of marching
into that port. according 10 General Al
herto Cnjuao who has reached Mexico
City after escaping a week ago from
Tuxpam VIII re he was held prisoner
more than month subsequent 20 his
capture AZ Vera Cruz upon the outbreah
kff the revolution.
General Cejudo declared Jorge Pricte
rs. chief political lieutenant 81
de IA Huerta. was still at Tux
en he ESCAPED but bitter dissen-
were common among the rebel
while the forces were badly
munitioncd. and under paid.
Repudiatc Obregon Contracts
,sSions. grants and permit mace
Obregon government will not h'
zed by the revolutionsts in tn
the present government Of Mex
CONTINUED on Page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
ficial Weather Reports

3row asville and vicinity: Fair and
htinued cold tonight with heavy q
4 ne frost: Wednesday fair and warm
Fresh norihwcat 10 west wines di-
hishing tonight.
list Texas: Generally fair tonight:
so colo in extreme west portion:
Ahly frost 20 coast: freezing tenn
ire IN south portion except the
Rio Gra1dc Valley. We nesday
lly fair with rising temperature
northw,s; winds on the coat di-
ing tonight.
Weather CoS ftions
trrhance Of great intensity. cen
Immediately south 81 the Alabama
Il attended by strong winds and
on practically the entire Calf
Mexico coest and precipitation in an
4 the Gulf and Atlantic seahoard
ates. Generally far and moderately
IA weather prevailed over practically
Of the balance of the country since
y report.
he lowest temperature last night AZ
as stations ranged from % al Am.
" 70 a. at Galveston
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
SEATTLE KLANSMEN
FORMING SEPARATE
KHAN ORGANIZATION

SEATTLE. Wash. Feb Approxi-
mately 30 pr cent NJ the members of
ne Seattle Ku KluN Klan last night
formed a paratc organization ~ a
meet ng here. according 10 an official
announcement
A settlement said the new organiza-
tion. yet unnamed. il committed TO the
PRINCIPLES Of the parent body. but with
out the salaried pofitions. "autocratic
characteristic" and orig nal constitu-
tiol and bylaws. The body has no con
pccticn with the new Muncie. lad. or
ganization. members srid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
COOLIDGE CONFERS
WITH PAUL ROWLAND

WASHINGTON. Feb %. President
Coolidge prior to tcday's cabinet meet
ing had TIN hours conference with Paul
Iovland NJ Cleveland. who was attorn-
ney tor Attorney General Daueherty IN
thc house Impeachment proceedings
year ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
BANDITS MAKE RAID
ON MISSOURI BANK

ST. TOI'IS. Feb. 70 The citizcn's
bank ~ Maplewo"d. suburb. was held
up today by five bandits who escaped
With $500. Seven employees and one
customer we're IN the bank AZ the time
Three bandits lined them un awainri n
wall while the other two riflcd the cages,
sweeping the money into ks.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
AGED OKLAHOMA BISHOP

OKLAHOMA CITY. Feb 26- Fun
eral services were held here to-day for
bishop Theophilc NIcers. hacrt. aged head
of the oklahoma diorcsc ~ the Roman
Catholic church.
The final rites were condu ted hy
The Most Rev. John NJ. Shaw. arch
bishop of New Orleans. af ~ Joseph :
Cathedral The funeral sermon was
read hy Bishop N Van dr Ven 81 Alex
andria. Ia Inicriaeni was ii Fairlawn
Cemetery here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
BUREAU REPORTS
WEATHER CLEARS
IN NORTH TEXAS

DALLAS. Fnh ut Th. Weather vas
clearing over raiih aud west Texas fr-
aHs foipuins thr heavy SNnw NC Sunday
anf aIauaHy. CnnlifHsi ,rlf frr tonight
IN forecast. wi frost 10 ihr rnaSt sN
crtmH in ilr Lower i,i" Iranln Valley
freczing last night extended a~ iar
south as san Antonio and nearly fe
Houston. This morning. temperature
ranged from ~ degree IN amarillo v"
~ degrees at talsr~t0n.
Palestine ana I.uil,in reported ~noW
fallirg early today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
OPPOSITION 10
GULF COAST LINES
DEAL DEVELOPING

NEW Y0Rk. Feb. 26-Oppos;tion
has developed among southern ship
pgrs 20 the proposed acquisition %
the international Great Northern
railway ~ the Gulf Coast lines. II
was stated IN Wall street today.
EiSineSs interests III san Antonio
are Ohicetinx "a the merger on the
groand that the Gulf coast will Fontr
the bulk Of its traffic through Hons-
ton instead of san Antonio.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
Predicts Sunspots
VIII Interfere With
Radio And Telegraph
nv The Associated lreSs.i

fRv The Associated lreSsl
WESTCHESTER. Pa. Feb. 26.-Se-
ricus interference with telcvraphic
and radio communication u predict
ed by Dr. David Todd. president en-
critus of Amherst College. in =
statement in which he announced Che
discovery of new outbreak Of "sun-
spots"
The area affected. according 20 Dr.
Todd. is about 5000 miles in diamei-
er. lie believes the outbreak 10 he
the beginning OF "sun spot pc
rcd" with aurorai displays and con-
scquent difficulty in electric and
radio transmission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
PUBLIC HEARINGS
in VALLEY LAND
PROBE NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON. I'rh. ~. The post
office subcommittee charged with in-
vrstigating senator Ilrflin'> allegations
M land frauds i'm the lower Rio Grande
Valley decided today to begin public
hearings next week.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
SECRETARY FALL
RETURNS TO Home
ON N. mex. RANCH

TT FASO. Feb. ~ Former Score
iary of thr Interior Albert ". Fan. ac-
rompanied hy Mrs. Fan. today returned
~ their ranch home AZ Three Rivers.
III New Mexico. after a visit of several
days nj their residence in Ill paso.
Mr. Fall seemed much improved in
health and walked to the train without
assistance
Upon The advice 0f physicians he does
not read The newspapers and viii see no
enc except \ few lose friends
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26

SAN ANGELO. TEX. Feb. 2G. Ranch
ers after visiting their herds reported
here TODAY that livestock was in excel
lent condit "a and that ro losses had
teen reported As the result of the foot
Or snow that covs-s the range country
IN This section.
BrusA and the broken country aff
fordad protection 10 cattle and sheep
from tie cold II was said
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
BANDITS CARRY
AWAY BANK SAFE
in MOTOR TRUCK

CHICAGO. Feb. 26.--Six squads ar
detectives armed with rifles and
shotguns sped to the southwestern
city limits today in search of five
bandits reported 60 have entered the
state Bank Of kinsman i'm Crundy
county. and carried away n safe con-
tanning more than $4,000.
The report Of the robbery Was Civ
en- the Chicago police hy Sheriff Jim
Mack Of IA Sale county, who said
Ne pursued the bandits several miles.
He said they used acetyIene torches
10 enter the hank. The safe. he said.
u four feet high and weighs, $500
pounds and was carried away Inn "a
motor truck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
FROST WARNING

Practically ail indications are frr
a heavy ID killing frost III the Low
~ Rio Cranuc alley tonight. The
Wind Viii probably hr light north
west 10 west Nv Wednesday, morn
in.. with clear skies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26
PASSES QUARTERLY DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, Feb. 26-The Anaconda
Copper Mining Company today omit
ted the quarterly dividend due at this
time. Three months ago 75 cents was
paid.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26

J Repudiatc Obregon Contracts
,ssions. grants and permit mace
! Obregon government will not he
Bed BY the revolutionists in the
|the present government Of Mex
Continued on Page -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-02-26

lh TO Is b. p. Fairbanks Morse
and Kreuger Atlas OIL Engines
In stock. Centrifugal Pumps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-18
SEEKS $4,000
FROM CAMACE FOR
MARKET LOSSES

j. A. Carnage of Augusta, doing a
brokerage business under the firm
name Of J. A. Carnage 4 Co., has
been named in a $4,000 suit filed
Tuesday afternoon in the Supreme
Court Of Androscoggin County now
In session in Auburn. in which
Grover c. Ross, of Lewiston. the
plaintiff, alleges the defendant mis-
appropriated sum OF money
amounting to 1915, paid by the plain
tiff to the defendant for stock Sc
|! curities on margin. The writ was
! entered by Carroll & Callahan coun-
| sci for the plaintiff and trial has
been assigned for next Tuesday
mornin Z.
The writ alleges that the defend
| ant. registered dealer in securities.
operating under the trade name OF
j. A. Carnage e Co, from April
20, 1920, to June 1924-when the
Company was incorporated-and do
ing business in Lewiston and Au-
gusta, induced the plaintiff to pur-
chase securities for which 1915 in
cash and a Liberty bond was paid.
The plaintiff further alleges that
such stock was purchased as follows:
so shares of the Keystone Tire Co..
March Is. 1929; SO shares Gray and
Davis Co, Dec. II. 1928 and 10 shares
of Chandler Motor Co, stock March
%, 1923: and that the defendant
never executed bona fide transactions
in either the buying or selling of
these Securties. although represent
ing to the plaintiff that he had done
SO.
The plaintiff AYERS the money OBJ
tanned from him was obtained
through deliberate fraud and mis-
representation of the defendant,
wherefor an action has accrued to the
plaintiff to recover damages he has
suffered because Of his money loss,
his great worry and nervous suf-
ferings. all in consequence OF his
dealings with J. A. Carnage & Co.:
and in addition to such damage. be-
cause of the nature Of defendants
actions. the plaintiff asks punitive
damages as well. to the sum of $40,
600.
The Carnage Co. make general
denial Of the allegations Of the
complainant. These ailegations
have been made and It Is up to
them to prove them" said Mr.. Gam
age. I'VE don't propose to try this
case in the newspapers but we know
our position and realize that these
charges cannot be proved. That >
why we consented to have this case
go. to the courts. 49,.
Mr.. Carnage will be represented oy
Hon. John Nelson Of Augusta.