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New Britain herald., 1925-02-24
KaN Street Briefs

The American Druggist syndicate today announced the resumption of dividends on a per cent annual ba- sis by declaring semi-annual diyi- dend of 3 per cent. payable April 15 to stock of record March 10. The company paid It's last dividend of 70 cents on its s1o par stock in sep- tember, 1920.
 The St. Joseph Lead Co. reports net income of $756s.S45 for 1924. after charges, federal taxes and de- preciation. as compared with s4,- S7s,S54 in 1923.
 Net income of the American Snuff company fell from $2,oS2,519 in 1923 to $1,S5S,5S7 in 1924.
 New bond offerings were light to- day, the largest being an issue of $s,o00,000 Pennsylvania Power 6 Light Co. 1st and refundlng mort gage 5 per cent bonds, series D, due 2952. at 95h and interest to yield 5.S0 per cent.
 Operations of tho Carnegie Steel Co. have expanded to 93 per cent of capacity, the highest volume in the last seven years.
 The report of the Hazeltine Cor poration for the period from Febru- ary 15, 1924, to the close of the year, its first year of operation, shows net profit of $234,15S after expenses, depreciation and amorti- ration of patients, equal to $1.S3 share on the no par value stock.
 The Auto-Knitter Hosiery Co. re- ported a net loss of $174,s36 in 1924 as compared with loss of s130,6S0 in 1923.
 The Intertype Corporations net profits for 1924 declined to $S53,150, equal after preferred dividends to $3.S4 share on the common stock compared with $S66,190 or $4.S5 a share in 1923. Surplus after payment of preferred and common dividends was s494,S43 against $724,7S3 the year before.
 The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western railroad reports net income of $14,099,059, after taxes and charges, in 1924, which is equivalent to sS.34 a share on the $50 par stock as compared with s12,S7S,001, or $7.32 a share in 1923. Gross in 1924 was $Ss,767,1S3 as against ssS,2sS,- 975 the year before.
 Mark W. Potter, former interstate commerce commissioner, today was elected a director of the Royal Type writer company in place of the late John Quinn. Potter also was ap- pointed general counsel for the con- pany.
 Earnings of the Chandler Motor Car Co.,, in 1924, after deductions for taxes and depreciation, were $1,347,- 900 or $4.S1 share, as compared with s2.055,267 or s7.34 a share in 1923. There are no back loans out standing for the first time since 1920 according to President Chandler, and comparisons with the annual report a year ago, he said, shows gratify- ing improvement in the ratio of cur rent assets to current liabilities.
 Despite the reduced tonnage due to the rebuilding of one of it's break CTS, the Lehigh Coal Go. reported net earnings for 1924 slightly over $2T0 a share on the certificates of interest outstanding, or about the average of the company's earnings for the past five years.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

U. S. TREASURY STATEMENT U. S. treasury balance, $215,37S,1 169
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

Mark W. Potter, former interstate commerce commissioner, today was elected a director of the Royal Type writer company in place of the late John Quinn. Potter also was ap- pointed general counsel for the con- pany.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

Despite the reduced tonnage due to the rebuilding of one of it's break CTS, the Lehigh Coal Go. reported net earnings for 1924 slightly over $210 share on the certificates of interest outstanding, or about the average of the company's earnings for the past five years.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

Operations of tho Carnegie Steel Co. have expanded to 93 per cent of capacity, the highest volume in the last seven years.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-24

Net income of the American Snuff company fell from $2,0S2,519 in 1923 to $1,85S,5S7 in 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
LUTHER CAbINET
WILL RESIGN
New German Ministry May
Combine Adverse Parties

BERLIN. Dec 1.-The Luther
cabinet resigned today
Following out It's pledge OF las,
week to retire after IL had dis
posed Of the Locarno signing. u
met today and determined formally
upon the resignation. which was Of
fercd to President Won Hindenburg,
Won Hindenburg will ask Luther
to form new government, and II
IL believed certain that his regime
viii be drawn from sireseman's
folks party, the centrists and the
democrats. with the nationhlists and
socialists not participating,
II is anticipated that the next
cabinet will be able 90 live BY APP
pealing to the socialists for support
on foreign policies. such as Loear-
no. while IL has strong backing
from the natIonalists In internal
policies, such as agrarian protection
and the like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
EarldOm Goes Begging
When Youth Disappears

An EARLDoM goes a.begging
n and the family solicitor Is in
despair. as n shy young EngiIshmnn.
the last OF his line. thought TO be
somewhere in tho Northwest. fails
to come forward to claim one OF the
largest landed estates in Scotland
SO effectually has tho young man
effaced himself that Carr Dodge, the
solicitor OF London. has failed 90
secure more than the slightest OF
clues as TO his whereabouts The
missing heirs name IN Robert Angus
Nell Charles LoweHon.G Cover.
"As the name Ia pronounced Lew
son-Gore, II IL possible the young
man may have used phonetic spell
Ing in America" MIR. Dodge said
gloomily Friday ms he left Seattle
for British Columbia on the last lap
OF his eight.months' search Or
he may have dropped the hyphen
and use simply Gore.
Mr.. Carr said that though he has
been in America only eight months
seeking the young man, the search
started six years ago n he is not
located in another yenr, he will be de.
clared legally dead. and tho estate
VIII pass TO the British government
Mr. Carr continued:
THE boy In the only son OF a dis
tant cousin Of the present head Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
COURT APPROVED
University Students Are Be-
hind World Tribunal

The ayes have II, motion carried
and the University of Washington
students are strongly In favor OF
American participation In the world
court. judging from the results OF
interclub debates. says Niha Eliza
beth Richardson. chairman 81 the
world court organization on the
campus.
Monle Perks and Helen ssurla. CO,
eds % the sacajnwea club. the AZ.
fiunRtiyc ldebaters. defeated H. a,
Gray and Milton Evans. OF the Ste.
yena club. this week. but Lyle IYer,
son and Boyd Miller. Of the Badger
club. speaking in tho affirmative.
defeated the other coed team. Helen
Snyder and Alice OLeary. Of the
Athens club. Both winning teams
stressed the (ac, that adherence Of
Tho United states 10 thr world court
does not involve America in the
league Of nations OF European poiit,
ical intrigue The defeated teams
urged participation In the league of
nations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
.INDORSE COURT
World Movement Is Favored
by State and City

Eight ci,y and state commercial.
civic. religious. social and labor OF,
ganlzations have Endorsed the world
court movement and adopted roso.
lu,ions urging the United States
senate 10 bring about adherence OF
The permanent court Tor Inferno
,lonai justice sgbioe, 20 tho Hard
lng Hughes Coolidge limitations. y
was announced Saturday ~ Dr. J.
Ralph MaEer. chairman Of the nc
liro campaign committee Of the
Washington World Court commit
tee for Seattle and ,hs fiate.
TIC organizations include is'e
Washington State Chamber Of
Commerce. the Seattle Chamber u
Commerce. TIE Seattle Council Of
Churches. tho Religious Educational
workers. the Washington state
Fedora ion Of womcu's clubs, the
Seattle Federation Of women'H
olula. the Seattle Women's City
cub ard the Seattle Central Labor
council. Member clubs Of ise
state federation have alBo adopted
resolutions favoFinE the world
court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Mast RITES
Services to Be Held for De-
parted Citizens

Funeral services for MRS. 10.
HANNA NOLLRATIi, rs, were to be
held at the home OF her son. Otto
Vollrath. 1919 Lander st. Sunday, at
1880 p, M, after which the remains
viii be removed 10 the Trinity Luth.
eran church, whore second sery-
ice will be held AZ p. m. Inter
ment vii be in the Pacific Lutheran
cemetery.
CON KELLY. for n years an
Alaskan miner and former chairman
OF the democratic committee for
Seward peninsula. passed away Fri.
day nt his home. 3O9s 10th ave. s.
Tho funeral OF CAPT. II. 4.
CAUFFMAN, so, retired sea captain.
viii be hold at 2 y. m, Sunday In the
chapel Of the Home Undertaking
company, DR. i. D. o. Powers lead
or OF the community church move
mcnt. VIII conduct the services,
MRS. HANNAH CROSBY. age 60
ycnrs, wife Of Il. George Crosby
painter. living at a3i w. Asth st
died late Friday after an Illness Of
five years. She was member Of tho
Royal Nclghbors and had lived in
Seattle for eight years Funeral sery.
lcca VIII be held In the chanel OF
the Home Undertaking Co. Sunday
at p. m. Private cremation win
follow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Seattle Programs for Tonight

1902 T.. VI.
KJR--First NJ. II. ssrvicss.; XIV
First Presbyterian services
5i5o-DIi0 r.. NJ
KTCL--First Church OF Christ. scicn-
tlst. services.
D-10is0 T.. NJ
KJR--Hsnri DAmskls orchestra, play
ing: Perfect Day, by Messrs Presg.
Klrchner and Lehman. string trio schon
Rosmerln. Cocognut dance. chhracteris-
tic; Tales OF Hoffman. selections: waltz
IN Q Minor, Polpnaiss In 4 Flat, plano
solo. clyde Lehman. Persian Market
suite; Sweetest story Ever Told, cello
solo by George Kirchner: vocal diets
because You're You. from The Red MIL.
sometime. Out Of the Dusk 10 You, by
Vera Downs Preog and Donald Gray;
saN-Slmpllcity, yalse lente, WhlApsrinR
Flowers: Woodland Whispers; violin solo
Covered Wagon Days, by Herbert
Preeg; serenatai Opera Mirror, fantasia
from operate themes
Du0-l0uO r. VI.
krCL,--L - r. A. song sorvlcs: Solo
in the sccrot Of His Presence, a. u.
Forges' instrumental; Hymn. I. y. n.
a. chorus. Bible lecture, Preparing the
Kings, II. =. Harkemn: Hymn I. n. 4.
\. chorus; instrumental selection: Solo
The Gates Ajhr, a. d. Forbes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
e MEN SAVED
FROM BURNING
Mine SHAFT
Two Men Die Before Res
CuerS Are Able 10 Reach
Prison OF Miners
RESCUE is HEROIC
Leader Is in Hospital and
May Die as Result OF His
Desperate Feat

NEpERIANn. Colo. Dee 5.--,By
u Pl-TWu men are dead and two
more art m "a hospital az Boulder.
Colo, TODAY. following a heroic res.
cue " 20 men trapped In the Cardi.
nal tunnel OF the Fairvicw com.
nsny's tungsten mine. near here,
yesterday morning
Robert stevenson, GO. miner and
Charles Hjquist rescucr are dead.
and George sutues, miner and
Prentice Norris. rcscuer. are not OK,
pec,cd 90 live.
The men were brought out Of the
tunnel shortly after midnight last
night, after Norris, In a heroic et.
fort which may cost him his life.
succeeded in getting one OF tho fans
IN the mine operating and partially
cleared IL Of smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
BY RUTH WALLER

nOG fleas are not particular as 10
~ their host They are IN willing
10 i've on people as doga
This Information was given by
Professor John T. Guberlet Of the
University Of Washington who sps
clalizos IN parasites OF al types. IN
the courbe Of his studies De has
made q thoro Rcquaintuncs With tho
habits. likes and dlallkes " fleaa and
has found that they are not fussy
about their habitat
n 10 possible for a man 10 have
over 20 different kinds n inhabli.
ants. according 10 Professor Guberiet
These in turn have their lesser in.
habtantH and 90 on ad inflnit1m.
Floas Of The human variety are
the hsnlthlest tribe known. Under
favorable circumstances they live 10
the ripe age Of 5l3 days. Bur hui
man.being pesterod with flens may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

her. liked BY artists. painters.
singers, treHseB, dancers.
Hculptors and writers; II denotes
good cheer and a happy outlook.
No. 4,-This governs the body.
II means a worker. not an iinag.
liner. generally IL denotes yigor
and determination 10 make good.
No. 5.--ThiH also governs the
body. II generally means a rov.
ing disposition and draws people
into contact with others. So
cihliy.
No. ey-This number Is like
No. :. but more intense.
No. This is the champion OF
them all. It means great pow.
ers. generally a desire to rise
superior 10 others. and the pos.
session Of high ideals.
No. S--This governs the mind.
II means a good business head.
with organizing ability and de.
notes success In trade and com.
morce.
No. s--Generally called ''the
number OF genius" and denotes
high mental and spiritual pow.
ers: altho its influence may be
harmful to the physical powers.
making the subject mentally
strong but physically weak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Do You House Any FLeas?
= y = 4 y r
Body Is a FaUorite Habitat, Professor Says
= e \ T. =
at, Professor Says
Coolies Not Particular

have not one. bat three klnds-hu
man. dog and chicken They are
usually dark brown Ia color. some.
times black or dark red
Lice. another kind " star boaTdfT
on humans are also n many kinds.
There AFRO hair lice. body lice-ealied
coolies and crab ice They are
usually more easily destroyed be-
cause They can be- caught easily
a mite IL degenerate form Of "a
spider. according 20 Professor Guber
let. II burroughs into The skin and
causes a scah. The rngworm 10 a
form of fungus that grows on the
skin.
Fungus rarely grows on humans Do
the temperate zone. according 20 the
professor but ln The tropics u D.
qu.te common Professor Gubrrlet
does not explain n the cause ia TEN.
psraturs or the fact that the leisure.
hncas Of the southerner causes the
plant 10 mistake him for tree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
BANDITS ACTIVE
Rob Citizen, Smash Safe
and Loot Cafe

Bandits had a good day in Seattle
up to Saturday They held up a
pedestrian, smashed SAFE and
ralded two business places
II. RosodriskI, 172 21st ave- told
police he was held UP near his
home and robbed OF 1858. Robbers
broke into the office OF the Mcr.
camille Lumber company, 1922
Third ave. and escaped with S3s2
cash, according to G. r. oliver, It's
manager.
The proprietor OF the Post Keller,
a restaurant at First ave. and
Seneca ST., reported TINT burglars
broke into the bnck entrance and
stole Sl5 from the TILL james
O'Donnell's grocery store at 1886
18th ave. was held up and $40
change taken from tho cash
drawer. The bandit escaped,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
Surveys Route of
Air Mail to L. A

An iS-hour service for letters
from Los Angeles to Seattle was
promised by Nern c, Gorst. head OF
the Pacific Air Transport, II his
company is awarded the govern
mcnt air mail contract for that
route
C;orst arrived at Sand Point field
Friday after leisurely survey OF
the air lanes between Seattle and
Los Angeles preparatory TO bidding
for the government contract.
Flying conditions were excellent.
he said. adding that he expected
his company would soon secure the
contract,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
MONDAY

D-pi30 A. NJ.
kTcf--Hish school assembly program.
Edwin Twitmyer. state high school I'm.
spoctor, speaks, music by broadway hIrh
school.
pi30-i0i30 a. NJ.
HTCte-W weather, markets, store pro.
gram, fraser Patersoni Van Cooks eser.
cises' public market news recipes
10iso-iIi3o g. ".
Frederick 4 Nelson program.
ARRANGED by Cornish schools Soprano
ftiuottot amy Worth)i Fairy Tales
tWolfD; Harp OF tho Woodland fMars
I'M by Mrs ". y, Bowen, original
'boyloro' nnt'Saturo poems, read BY tho
composer Mrs. Lucille ToCierea, Ladder
Musical club soprano Lovely NiRht
ltonnldl waters Of MInnetonka n,leu.
rancel by Mrs. II r. Bowen. suitable
ElftH for men by GLADYS @. Miller. 40.
compartments by Emmp Reynolds,
piano. Frances Tanner, violin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
FIRM BUNC0ED
Messenger Company Is De-
frauded of SIS

A bunco man collected s16 Fri.
day afternoon from the owl Mes.
songer Co, 1904 Seventh I'VE, tho
managers reported to police Sat.
urdoy. A man left II package Mt
the checking counter at the Column
dock, collecting Sl5 from the check
man, saying that he should collect
Sl5 from the man who chilled for
1t. lie next called up the owl Mos.
Scnger service and told them to
call for n package there, pny for II
and deliver IT,
They did no, but found the ad.
dress false.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
AVIATION BOOMS
Seattle Man Sees Great
Future in Industry

Commercial aviation Ia America
Is NJ last beginning to hat the stride
Of development Il should have
reached several years axe. ihe
Chamber OF Commerce was informed
last night by f. y, Colt. viee,presi.
dent Of the Fokker Aircraft corpor-
alton OF New York. in eommuniea.
ton to II. $. Boyns. chairman OF the
Chambers aviation committee.
Given an airplauc for aerial
transportation that affords the max
imum OF safety. air lines viii spring
into being just as rapidly In Amer.
lea as they have done In Europe
Mr.. Gott writes.
Mr.. Gott was formerly located in
Seattle as president and general
manager OF the Boelng Airplane
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

THIS II the third Of series
Il Of explanations Of tie effect
0f numbers on your character
and future. The dlata ] and 2
were explained in Thursday and
Friday issues clip these boxes
and save thSm until you have
nine This explains the mum.
Der 3.
II you get the number ?, Us
- character number. II De.
~ notes an artistic tempera,
ment. Actresses painters.
dancers and those engaged IN
the arts generally try 20 re
arrange their names 10 get , as
the result OF working out the
lcttsr,numberH Those who pos
seas the number generally are
not scientifically minded and do
not care FOR hard. detail work
They delight 20 express them.
selves artiB,ically aud hattie
agalns, humdrum existence Rou.
tine is disiasteful TO them; they
generally are cheerful and have
a happy outlook on life.
"a future number. , means
a good influence for success In
almost any artistic pursuit; Il
has no influence In business Of
routine nature Those who
possess Il as a future number
should concentrate along some
line OF artistic endeayor paint.
Ing. writing, sculpture, dress de-
signing anything by which they
may express their personality.
They viii make good AT enter.
tanning and prove social sue.
ceAses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

the family. His parents arc dead.
He served as private in France
and In the Near East and since the
war is supposed TO have been at
various times in British Columbia,
though my search has taken me 30
Lower California. I've never seer
tho young man. but he Is described
ms a shy. normal Engllshman OF 20
or 90. with blue eyes and yellow
hair"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
SUNDAY

ll-IEiyO y. W.
KJR-Flrst NJ. =. services. XIV
First Presbyterian services
LIZ r. VI.
kTCB Moves cafeteria orchestra.
luncheon music.
a. r.. ".
KTcf,- Studio PROGRAM by The
Charmed Land Trio, playing; Trio.
Seronado fAronskyJi Last Dream Of the
virgin tMatsnnet), violin pourquol
lVecseyJ. Tambourin tKrelslarJ, fIlns
brown; Trlo-Warum (schumann) Nina
'brelslorJ Barltone-Slttin Thlnkin
tfiHheTl. Boat Song (Whrsj. charles
dtonu Wilson. rrio--EostaHy tganno)
'nllo-Bchon Hosmhfln O[reialsrJi Garry
Je Back tBlandj, Ruth MoDermott;
baritone itAthloan Mnyournaen
,CrouoD, Charles Stone Wilson; Trio
zero serennde tCloughD; Hungarian
Dance CBfahins).
IiiD-ii3O T.. NJ.
hJH organ recital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

s-B:i5 r. VI.
gFoA--Hofmann's concert orchestra,
dinner music.
s:3O-1O r.. VI
KJR-studio musical program, L. e.
Warner company, sponsored by Peterson
and Nelhaway. Inc. Everett. Wash. The
program: Soprano--Tho world fs wait
ing for You; And Truly Do Somstlme
by HIllda Mccombs. piano-violin lin
PRODUCTION and TarAnteils (sRrhsate): :
negro Spiritual (KreislerJ. Andhnte from
symphony Espagnois CLalo) Wilma
and Dorothea wills; tenor-smils and
Dry Your Eyes. Mighty Blue The owl
). Plerea Carter mandolin piano--Grand
opera strains. Garry Ne Back. Glass
The Burgiand Sisters; Whistllng--Oh,
How Miss You Tonight All Alone.
Clri-bir-blm--W. D. 8insor; soprano
Let Us waltz; London Bridge; Pal Of
Ny Cradle Daya--Hilda MoCombs; plano
Violin Chant Negro tKramsr); Caprice
Esphguole CKrelsier) Wilma and Dor
othes wills. tenor--Gray Days. Tho
Buildor--J. Pierre Carter; mandolin
piano-Hawailan selections: Waiianh,
kalahana. Hawaiian; Aloha, aceompani-
ments by hrt Piortr and Alma Erickson.
0i30-IIi3O r. NJ.
A., KFoh-Eddlo Hardness dance orohes-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
MOT0RIST HITS
POLICEMAN
Patrolman Elliott Badly In
iured by Auto

Suffering from n broken arm. a
fractured lex and a possible frac.
turo 81 tho skull. patrolman Elmer
4, Elliott was rushed 10 Virginia
Mason hospital after boing struck
by an automobile while pntrollng
his beat Friday night
e. NJ. spnngler. ssOp 4, Howe o.,
automobile salesman. driver Of tie
ear. told the police he van blinded
by glarins lights Of other machines.
He was released on HE own recog.
nlzanCc
Elliott. while critically injured
will recover. hospital attendants
said Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05

trained male voices IN = /
musical numbers erpsel.g, 80
tor the occasion. IN 49,,
Eiks honor guard las srr..... I
usual features IN oons.s.ss- 2
The roll call Of depsu.s =
The committee IN 49,. -
Chairman Macfarlans. eo,,,.
81 Merrill Dave Beek. ca
nan. 81. G. Roper. Hsnnss ~
william Winters, Albany -. -
4 a Scott and Z ]. cs,,,
Memorial services srs q, =,
most impressive o. iks -,
events held BY sest,l. ~,
Gilbert s Costello. ersl,,s =,
the local lodge invites b. =.
public 70 Sundays eerrsu
Tho impressive ritual a -,
Eleven" will be IN char. !.
Carl Hoffman. while .TAss,...
viii be rendered BY Prank ? q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
IceCream!"Y.
Boys See Plant

HEY sEinnay' Ice csw
The boys were ali .an,,
20 on the University onn.
Y ~ c. AS industrial ii, I
urday, because it was hss4 /,
the Mecca Of all boyhoo8-n
cream plant
ScYenty.fiYe excited yssrs,.
made the cross-city IMP. ,rs 3,
last seen werq making Il. y
dash for the plant restrain I
marching order temporary IA.
10 the winds.
The trip was one o, a h.nsss
series given BY the Uniyex.y .,
muni,y Y. II. C. A, whkA ias.s
inspection o. all Of tho lsasss !
dustries Of Seattle.
Saturday the trip was nsz i
the Seattle ice Cream Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-05
is ACQUITTED
Man Freed on Liquor Charge
in Renton Deaths

Harry Brown. accused Or selling
liquor TO two girls and two boys acct
dentuiiy nsphyS.ated in Rcnion
hotel October &. was acquitted after
two hours elaboration Friday after
noon. The CASE was heard by jury
before Superior Judge Ronald.
Brown. a Kcnnydnle rancher. was
formally charged with being a
jointist.