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Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-04

If the ground hog showed up last Monday in accordance with tradition, he is probably engaged about this time in get ting ready for the resumption of spring activities, for nary a sign of his shadow could he see.
 Twelve miles of new cable arrived for the Premier ore tram during the week.
 M. Savovich of the Golden Gate Hotel, returned Monday rom a trip to Anyox.
 Mrs. Waller Blanton arrived on the Watson from an ex- tended visit in the States.
 John Carvalos is back from a visit in the South.
 Waltr Broad Do~a'rion Cr'a-. toms officer station at Stewart, returned on the Prince Rupert from short yia- it in Victoria.
 Mrs. Denny Jackson, If Pre- mier, was a south-bound pass enger on the Rupert Thursday, Mrs Jackson is on her way to Vancouver for a two months visit.
 Harry Thomey, formerly mine foreman at the Dunwell, is now holding down the same posit- ion at the Victoria Mines op, erations on Glacier Creek.
 Nick Dopolas has started g licensed public messenger ser vice with headquarters on Main Street.
 Louis lessen, manager of the Boyle Bros. Diamond Or.l 70 of Spokane, who is 3 frequent visitor to this section in colt nection with the local drilling operations of his firm, will be married in Vancouver Febru- Ary 11th. @rszs~,r.s-ssg.yry.-
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-04

Electric irons, heaters, curling irons, stoves, waffle irons. Com-
 r. Ire immunity Silver for Holiday '~a7e. RYDER MFR C. 1'TTFr CCTP%NY.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-04

If you want 10 find it, go. to The Midget Emporium.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-04

the Indian M company, was
 T arriVel from the South on he Grand Trunk Thursday and left Friday morning for the Indian mine.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
MEXICO MOVES
To PROTECT
AMERICANS

MEXICO CITY, Sept. THE
Mexican government began today
drastic action to clean up the state
of Puebla where radical members of
the Agrarian party have been charged
with assassinating many foreigner
land owners and seizing their estates.
Acting on the request of the Ameri-
can charge d'affaires the Mexican
government has sent large force of
troops to protect John j. Morton,
American rancher, from threatened
assassination and his large landhold-
ings in Puebla from seizure.
Morton is a former agent Of the
United States department of agricul-
ture.
Meanwhile W. o. Jenkins, multi
millionaire and former consular agent
and one of the largest land owners
in all Mexico, the kidnapping of whom
several years ago was an international
issue, is understood to have made a
similar request for protection.
The Mexican government has as
sured the United States that every
thing possible will be done to protect
American lives and property.
Reports from Puebla declare that
General Ayaguica, Agrarian leader, is
melting the Agrarians to action
againt !; large land owners.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
GALLONS FLOOR SEES
WEDDING OF PAIR
IN DALLAS JAIL

DALLAS, Sept. I'll. Yancey
Story, indicted in a number of felony
cases as the outgrowth of the raid on
his ranch near Denton, and Miss
Burette Litsey Chadwick were mar
ried on the "gallows floor" of the Dali
las County Jail. Justice of the Peace
Il. ]. Baldwin read the simple cere-
mony.
Friends Of the bride. Ranger Cap
tain Tom Hickman. who led the raid
against the ranch, Rangers Stuart
Stanley, Shelby Stiff, Story's ranch
foreman, the jailer, newspapermen
and n few curious ones, made up the
group that formed a circle about the
bride and bridegroom.
Both were dressed in sombre black.
They were married about four feet
from the gallows on the top floor of
the jail
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BOARD
TO NAME COMMITTEE

Members Of the finance committee
of the Petroleum Board Of Trade will
be named Tuesday by Alex P. Will
aret, cashier of the Guaranty State
Bank, following which the campaign
to raise funds to defray expense for
the big oil pageant to be held in San
Antonio, September 20, will be in
augurated.
The pageant will be the marrying
of Senorita San Antonio TO King
Petroleum, and will take place on
Alamo Plaza. Two dozen bridesmaids,
patronesses and other court attend
ants will be on hand. When the we'd
ding is over, 1000 or more oil men
from San Antonio and Southwest
Texas will go to the exposition at
Tulsa, Okla.
Miss Virginia G. Woods, repre-
senting the petroleum board of trade,
and Mrs. Quest G. Couch and others
of the Junior League, will confer
Tuesday on plans ending in the selec-
ton of Miss San Antonio for the
pageant.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
GHOST KILLED
VANDERBILT,
IS RUM0R
BY ROBERT J. PREV
Universal Service Staff Correspondent


LONDON, Sept. z. - That a
psychic phenomenon played a part in
the death of Reggie Vanderbilt is al
legged by a London newspaper which
published today the amazing story OF
a death threat uttered by Charlotte
Carter Flather, authoress and actress,
who committed suicide in New York
early this year.
"If / cannot persuade Reggie to
marry me I'll kill myself and haunt
him to his DEATH" she said. 1T will
take barely six months"
When she uttered the threat, Char
lotte Flather was at Deauville with
MET IN EUROPE.
ave both came to Europe with the
Gertrude Hoffman troupe" says Char
lotte's confidante. "She had met Van
derbilt at a society function, years be.
fore. They had long friendship and
Charlotte told me he had promised to
marry her after his divorce. But they
quarreled.
"She came to Europe to ar
range for the publication of her book.
Down My Street L saw her at
Claridge's Hotel where she had a
suite. She then said: L came away
because l wanted to forget Reggie.
But England is so far away and yet
when / return to New York it's
worse than ever
ENDED LIFE.
ave stayed at the Palais Athene
Hotel in Paris, where she bought ex-
pensive clothes at the Rue de la Paix.
We went on to Deauville and stopped
at the Grand Hotel where one night,
while We were in her bedroom and she
was wearing amethist blue pajamas,
she made the suicide threat.
"She returned to New York with
only $35. Later when she learned
definitely that English publishers
wouldn't publish her book, and de-
spairing evidently of ever establish
ing herself with Vanderbilt, she took
poison with fatal results"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
PAT SOMERSET NAMED
in GALLAGHER DIVORCE

The Gallaghers. married in Port.
land, Ore, in 1917, separated ON the
west coast last month, and Gallagher
hurried East to file suit.
In his affidavit, Gallagher charges
Somerset and his wife with miscon.
duct at the Gallaghers' Hollywood
home. Somerset is now in California.
After Carl Carleton had sworn that
Somerset was the father of his wife'S
child, he divorced Miss Day, then the
star in "Wildflower. Somerset mar
ricd Miss Day in Greenwich a few
weeks after Carleton obtained his
final decree,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
1900 FRENCH TROOPS
KILLED IN SYRIA

LONDON, Sept. Fifteen hun
drcd French troops were killed in a
single ambush by the Druse tribes in
Syria, according TO an Exchange tele'
graph dispatch from Bagdad today.
The important town of Suieda has
fallen to the Druses, according TO n
report from Derest. The tribes wcre
reported threatening Damascus, where
the situation was understood to be
serious.
Complete artillery equipment for n
full regiment was reported captured
in the ambush where the 1000 French
troops, full punitive column, met
death.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BEGGAR TAKES TAXI
TO WORK; POLICE
TAKE HIM TO JAIL
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO. Sept. IA man Of af-
fluence, earning as much as 500 an
hour and living at a well known no.
tel, has the right to take a taxi to
work. Thomas Mallet, blind musician
beggar, believes this, but forgot TO
look around when his taxi arrived at
his office" on Michigan Boulevard.
Detectives, who are busy Kidding the
streets of the professional beggars
saw him arrive in the taxi and watch
ed him work" for less than an hour.
Then they arrested him and counted
the proceeds of his labor-S19. Taken
to the station, Mallet called bonds
man and was released on bail.
Next time he goes to work, he'll
make sure no detectives are watching
him.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07

Call Crockett 4577
To Place An Ad.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
FAMILY OF SIX ARE
KILLED BY TRAIN

RIyES, Tenn, ept. III. O. Guide,
his wife, his three children and his
mother were killed near here when
an automobile in which they were
riding was struck by passenger
train on the Illinois Central Railroad.
The family was driving from Obion
to Beardstown, Tenn, where they re-
sided. All six apparently met instant
death and the automobile was splin-
tered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
BY Universal Service.

NEW YORK, Sept. Pat Somer-
set, handsome English actor, who
married Edith Day, after Carl earle
ton, producer, had divorced her, and
had attempted to have Somerset de-
ported, is in another divorce tanglc.
This time Somerset is named CO.
respondent by Richard Gallager, actor,
who has just filed divorce action
against his wife, Mrs. Bertha Irene
Martin Gallagher, former Broadway
actress, now member of the Holly
wood film colony.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
SAN ANGELO GUN
BATTLE FATAL
TO MEXICAN
Three Others Hurt When
Man Barbados Self
in Frame House.

SAN ANGELO, Sept. Joe Ia
folla. about 20 prominent among
No. - g., .J
Ai'ans mere luz many years anu an
extensive property owner, was killed,
Willis NJ. Barbee, San Angelo chief
of nolice Sustained froctured wrist
,,-..N -
anu lsaoei martinez ana Malta ba]-
ques, Mexicans, received flesh wounds,
in a two-hour gun battle here early
SrrJou :, .ho NIox;oo ou.o,
fr,m ~ hn v ia wh;o5 TafnIio had
horr;nadnd I h;msoif Wiz men snbianto a Ad 70
.aN-;e;s e,I;II"5n S J 81
al, oaiihn. and ,uue f;nniiu m dmnan,;toJ
Etfn.ta q. anu m maH Ta en- ~ nanm;JaI
~ ~ ~ " o oap. snno.ao aa pO; in
Uuo u ane n hono s apJ huudoSs 90 noni
lie 800 t..on.od - IN roas ~ p'o
pie mere a.I d, " .me SIn liz ,bo
80 ,h;ah asf;nnss ;o;noj b., 80,
i e - J . ntoo5sr g;rn 80. tto
shanJ pUdi 49, root by an a,o oonos;onni
sn.mrn anu IN. "'i' Ne' W "n o''"'''n"-
i'n 'no o
BLAME FIGHT
Tafollas body bore a gaping hole
in the throat, cash in the left thigh
that almost severed the leg, when re-
moyed from the house in which bed
was found blazing.
The trouble started, according to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-07
2S2,932 CHICAGOANS
ARE AUTO OWNERS
BY Universal Service.

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.-One Chi
cagoan in every 10 is an automobile
owner, according to figures compiled
by the license department.
There are 2S2.932 passenger cars,
an increase of 22,045 compared with
year ago.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
PHOENIXVILLE

Mrs. Lyon is spending some time visiting friends in Groton.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlton Tatem are spending some time in New York.
 Rev. F. II. Abbott of Pennsylvania has been calling on old friends here.
 Mir. and Mrs Kajala and family of Rockville were calling on friends here Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. A. Downing of Willimantic visited with friends here Sunday.
 Stanley Sehumanski. with party of friends. attended the aviation meet in Hartford Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. William H. Clemens and Glenn Martyr of Dayville were among the callers at Roy Clemens Sunday.
 Mrs. Cora Clemens, who teaches in Thompson. spent the weekend at her home here. and met her class in music al Eastferd Saturday.
 Numerous parties attended the en- tertainment in Abingdon Monday eve ming. where a program was given by the Smiley Brothers quartet.
 At committee meeting recently
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
KITCHEN SHOWER FOR
 MISS MARION BOWEN

Miss Marion |. Bowen. daughter of Mrs. Stella Bowen of South Main street. was rendered a kitchen shower Monday evening. at the home of Mir and Mrs Harry Clifford. when Mrs Clifford entertained the members ef her Sunday school class and their guests. \ large number ef useful tin and aluminium gifts were received by Miss Bowen The house was prettily decorated in keeping with Halloween and the faVors were of the same na. ture. \ lunch of lemon shorhet, fancy cookies and candy was served by the hostess Games and music were enjoyed during the evening by the guests.
 Those present were. Mrs. Nathan Burton, teacher; Mrs William John son. Mrs Stanley Shaw. Mrs. Els worth Morse. Miss Hazel Clifford. Miss Dorothy Bone. Miss Florence Devine. Miss Alice pevine Miss Ruth Pratt, Miss Evelyn Shaw and Miss Mildred Torrey Miss Bawen's engagement to Henry Hawkins was announced some weeks ago.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
"THE HUMAN STREAK"
 OPENS LYCEuM COURSE

Charles William Paddock, the hu- man Streak" one of the greatest ath- letes of all time. will be heard here on Nov. 2S au the High school audi torium, in his lecture on The Spirit of sportsmanship" Paddock is an m, ternational figure in the world Of sports and holder of innumerable re cords on the cinder path.
 With Paddock, however, his re, markable track record k of second importance This popular young Gan fornian, just twenty-five years old represents the highest type of eiti. 1enship. He is student, gifted writer. speaker of unusual ability, and above all a fine Christian gentle. man. He IS splendid example ot what honest sportsmanship and cor rect. clean living can do for . well endowed and stronghearted American.
 He has just returned from SIX months 'sprinting tour" of the world. !. competing with the best athletes Of Europe, China, Japan, Australia and the Philippines
 Lyeeum course tickets. four in num- ber S200 or Si00 for Paddock.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
P IL s NOTES

This evening the P. II. $, juniors are holding Halloween dance .,., m the High school auditorium. ne musie will be furnished by the Ideal orchestra of Webster.
 Misses Phoebe Franklin, Helen Morse. Jeanette Marion and EilLa. beth Morris were delegates rom 1he ,. Putnam High school to the oldet Girls conference held at New Lon don. Friday. Saturday and Sunday Misses Lois Ransom and Rachel hnri- but of the school also attended. ms oroup of girls went under the lead ership of Mis- Mary Wheaton.
 This week is Lyceum Week al the P. H $. Paul Wheaton has been appointed hs head of a committee ,,b3cb is manning to canvass Putnam in selling lyceum course tickets
 All the students and athletes ot the school are anticipating the com ing of Charley Paddock the famous runner, who will speak on the spirit of Sportsmanship."
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

been visiting relatives and friends ID New Haven.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mallsy are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Edward farreh and family.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Whiting or Thompson visited Mir. and Mrs. hor- ace Covell Sunday.
 Master Raymond Dubuc from Dan ielson spent the weekend here Witn his mother at Mir. Grimes. Arthur Grimes and George hsIpss of Putnam went to Florida, whefe they will spend the winter.
 Frank Noon and his men are con structing a new road by Miss LOUSY Barney's and the Cotton bridge.
 Gladys Peterson and Mildred ha & tin are home from a short visit ai1si spending the summer at North Sei'- uate Beach, Mass. ..
 Charles Kempton and his hleee' Cora Seekens, have returned hoihe' They have been visiting his daaghssi' Mrs. Carrie Jackson of Lodi, ono.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
North Grosvenordale

Mrs Frank Richmond is serious. ill at her home in town here
 Miss Martha McKeon made husi ness trip to Worcester on Wednesday
 Mrs. Loiselle of Brick Row ha, been transported Co the Day Kimbal hospital 10 receive treatment fol gall stones.
 William Woodrow. Jr.. student al Northeastern University in Worces ter. was a weekend guest of his sis. ter, Mrs Arthur Niens of Thompson road. Mir. Woodrow was for a time student of T. NJ. II. $.
 The Ladies' Society of the Swedish Lutheran church will hold their an nual autumn festival Saturday eve ming. X supper will be served. begin ming at o'clock After the supper n sale of fancy articles. etc. will be held
 At the first meeting of their school year the junior class of T Nj. H. <. elected the following to class offices for i925-26 President, Daniel Chub- buck; vice president. Francis Rear don; secretary, Miss Irene Johnson treasurer. Miss Isabelle Beauregard.
 Charles Burherick while visiting in Norwich died most sud
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

denly. Mir. Burberiek was for a tims overseer of the weaving department at No. 1 mill He leaves besides hi. wife, one son, resident of Ninchen. don, with whom Mrs. Burberick will make her home. Burial and inter. ment took place in Norwich on Mon day in which city he formerly lived.
 News has been received in town of the sudden death of Roland Montieth. an uncle of Mrs. A. Viens. Mir. Mon teith was formerly a painter for tht Grosvenordale Co. leaving here for Riddeford Maine. where he was the head reporter for the Journal" His death was shock to his only sister Mrs W T Woodrow Death was due 10 heart trouble. Burial was in Auburn. Me. He also leaves one brother of Rumford, Me, and son of New Market. N. II.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
Often Caused by Bladder Weakness It's NAture's Signal of Danger
 Ahead"

A. c. Eckhart. 39t7 St Clair St,
 Cleveland. O., says, After taking Li- thiated Buchu tablets one week the burning and smarting left me, and with no desire to get up nights. You should get the credit as l have tried many things will be glad Co write my experience to any one. Lithiated Buchu cleanses the bladder as ep- som salts do the bowels. driving out deposits, neutralizes excess acids, thereby relieving irritation that eaus- es getting up nights. The tablets cos, 2 cents each al ali drug stores. Keller Laboratory, Meehanlcshure, O. Locally at E. II. Burt Drug Store
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

Syndication of much Of the general matter in the Methodist Christian Ad. vocates of the northern states. the merger of two leading Presbyterian distress of many other denominational organs hns caused an inquiry in the Southern Methodist conference which has developed the fact that many church members neglect Co support the church press. The aggregated mailing lists were shown to be about i50, 900.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
ATTAWAUGAN

Mrs. Emma Weaver Is recovering from injuries received in an auto ac- cident
 Mrs. Joseph Tatrault and little daughter spent Thursday and Friday in Worcester and Oxford.
 Mir. and Mrs. George LaFortune and Mir. and Mrs. Henry LaFortune spent the weekend in Fitchburg.
 Miss Eva Stone and Miss Florida St. Cyr of Springfield spent the week end with Arthur Stone and family.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

held, Leon Byers was appointed a committee of one to attend to the new heating arrangements at MeNair Chapel
 Mr and Mrs. Roy Clemens attend ed the Rhenberg- W eeks wedding in North Windham Saturday evening, also Helen Joslin, Mir. and Mrs. F. II. Bennette.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

Organized labor intends to ente' the life insurance field. Repres,eills.ai, tives of more than forty national - a..o international unions have taken st.p' to organize the Union Labor Lie AZ sociation.
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30

On April 22. 1884. scientist at oNtord read a paper describing a eer- tam province of Nova Scotia where
 there IS SO great a quantity of salt peter in ye fields, that ye oxen are so salt that they cannot eat their flesh for three or four months of the year"
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
POMFRET LANDING

The Landing school was closed one day last week for the teachers con yention,
 Mrs. Dick and son William have
Putnam patriot., 1925-10-30
NEW HAVEN TIMETABLE
 FEATURES THIS CITY
Chamber of Commerce, Coop ara,;ng With Railroad, Gets
 Publicity For Putnam
p,.,.,. of High School and Write -0'
 C,~ers Page

r.. ..,. timetable 8f the \. .e5
 IT pailroad. lines east of Ae" Io,dou and WiIlimantic; iealgie .ton, nam. A bit ef publicity pteaE.sht a. p,tz Fy the railroad company anu s'', .-.s~...- nam Chamber of Commerce ing. .ta ,ew timetable v,iIl be found a picture Of 1l,,',i', .l,' af uiob school building. over 'iis .s.rhe sbs pieture in large leiieT1 ,bo Civ of Putnam, Conn. Sh1S d .Tbe ,,cture is Putnam HiEh sze D.,. Test of the full page deNoteo v, -e rsr. carries the following article ,area b. the Chamber of Commerce
 Location Ideal
 apntnan. the county seat of W mo, bsns eountv. is an industrial city oi shout 10000 population, ideally s'ie. . atod easily and quickly reaehea pS s,,cL nearby cities as Boston. Aetees .e, Hartford and Providence. by e1, esilant train service. trolley Ines ana good state roads
 Abundant Power
 aIts residents are steaay' isaiN ttt x,.oytino people and thrifty. as oahh denasite clearly demonstrate isocal ss;tt,.., tbemselves are hIFh m Ihslf .rstse of the type and character et tp, ,, fabor available in Putnam Tor "i a1assos of work. One valuable ad s7an,oge which Putnam offers to man ,,factnrars is abundant water power ssasted bv harnessiug the Qunebaug river.
 Good Shipping Point
 mTbe New Haven railroad maintains tr pntnarp a freight classllicatioh yard and freight service therefore " ss tho best assuring mills maximum sneed in handling and making possi2le .kinraeuts of goods in the late after noon and delivery m New i9th ths next morning
 Diversified Industries
 "pn,nam is growing city indus ..iai,,, and in population. lts indus ,rIes are diversified, then product ranging from the famous Putnam boilers Wooien and cotton goods siis thread, to machine tools
 Beautiful Waterfall
 .Dpriug tho past i've year Putnam has aeen erected twa neH madefH hahs BuflHIng# ana IHf ft4'ttst company Co it's banking ipst!t"tl,'i's An enlarged and improved ha'et lz something ta attract the tourist ta i,i. civ new memorial bridge ls t9 f= constructed over the QuinehnaR f1t't oppositc Cargill Falls sald by tet4' to he the most beautiful ~atefI 1il ii New England.
 Attractive Spots
 "Tbe drives around Putnam are ..os, beautiful and one may visit th. Historic Wolf Den. where. as T yeun,l, man Gen, Israel Putnam shot the VOL shst was destroying the farmer E sheen Raseland Park, Woodstoee ,sss made famous by the visitation Q General Grant and number ei pffes.ii dents and vice presidents Of the uhll sd States during the lifetime of iisnf' C Bowen of the New York lndepen, dent. Crystal Lake, Eastiord' blaS Pond West Woodstock. and many o'l ar historic and beauty spots are a. trnctions m the rugged hills of Wihu ham county. As place Of residence ar manufacturing Putnam invites m vestigation. The Chamber or Iein meree will gladly furnish detailed m formation upon inquiry
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
DIPLOMATIC AGENT
MISSING FROM TRAIN,
FOUL PLAY FEARED

MOSCOW, Oct. 16.-CP)-Complcte
mystery surrounds the disappearance
of a diplomatic courier of the Lithu'
anian government from an express
train bound from the border station Of
Sebezh for Moscow Wednesday night.
When 1t was found that he was
missing il was discovered that his
personal baggage and the diplomatic
mail he was bringing here remained
untouched in his compartment. They
were taken in charge by the railroad
authorities who will turn them over
to the Lithuanian mission in Moscow.
The authorities SUSPECT crime has
been committed and are making an
inyestiga tion.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-16
OFFICERS ARREST
SUSPECT in KILLING
OF GIRL AND FIANCE

MILWAUKEE,, Oct. 16.--LR-Tht
first arrest in the hunt for the slayer
of Madilyne Latiser, 10-year-old Mil
waukee girl, and her fiance, james
Sears, Kenoshs. whose bodies were
found in field near Kenosha was
made early today when Milwaukee and
Kenosha deputies took Howard j,
Pratt of Milwaukee. into custody. The
deputies said they thought Pratt could
throw some light on the case.
Pratt was arrested as he entered
his home here. Deputies lay in wait
for him for several hours. Pratt is a
conductor on the North Shore Electric
Railway.