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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09

washington a. investigators and
raiders.
This was the second raid in the
Havre de Grace section within the
past year and q half. The previous
raid, led by James L. Lone Won
Asher, resulted in the entering Of
fourteen places.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
UNIONS TRYING
To END GOAL
DISPUTE
Leaders of Miners and Engi-
neers Confer Again in
West Virginia
Bv international News Service.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, April
9.-Another effort to adjust differ
ences between United Mine Workers
and the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was to be. made here to-
day when the subcommittee re-
Gently appointed at Washington to
arbitrate the dispute viii confer.
This will be the fourth meeting OF
the committee to settle the con-
troversy.
Miners representatives on the
subcommittee are Acting President
Percy Tetlow, OF District II. ana
w. C. Thompson, secretary, while
J. T. DUNCAN, president, and c. c..
HUFFMAN, general sales manager Of
the brotherhood,s cOllferies COM
pany, are the brotherhood repre-
sentatives.
The dispute between the two
labor organizations arose when the
brotherhood insisted on working its
mines with non-union labor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09
MEDICAL RING
SUSPECTED BY
n. !. POLICE
DIR" Green Held on Charge
Of illegal Operations De-
MES Sale Of Baby
BY international News Service.


NEW YORK, April s.-"Doctor"
H. L. Green was under arrest to-
day following his denial that the
baby sold to Mr.. and Mrs. F. v.
Grofe for 500 was the Lillian
Mckenzie child, missing for the
past two years, and for whom g
nationwide search was made.
Green, who said his real name
was Henry Lee Mottard, graduate
Of the national school Of chiroprac-
tics in Chicago, was charged with
performing an illegal operation.
Green practiced at Kaukauna, Wis
consin, before coming to New York.
Police said information obtained
from Green would be investigated
to determine IL an illegal medical
ring" was in operation.
Detectives were sent to the.
Greentree farm at Smithton, Long
Island, where Green said he has
been living.
Other arrests may result from
the investigation, police said.
Prosecutor "A. G. Hart, Of Bergen
county, N. j., investigated the re-
port that an adopted child Of Mrs.
r. ". Grofe, Of Morsemere. N. y.
was the Mckenzie baby, kidnapped
In front OF q department store in
August, 1928.
New York notice arrested Green
after four hours questioning. Green
said he turned over d baby to the
Grofes which was born prematurely
in his office to a woman living In
Connecticut By the name Of Mary
Sullivan.
This operation, alleged to have
been performed on December 8,
1922, is the basis OF the charge
against Green. Green said the baby
sold to the Grofes was seven months
older than the missing Mckenzie
child
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Gov. RICHIE PROMISES
2 NEW ROADS TO D. c

FREDERICK, Md, April 81
Governor Albert C. Ritchie, address
ing the Rotary Club here today,
promised the completion In the
near future of two new state roads
to washington by way of Buckes-
town and Urbana, eliminating all
one way bridges in western Mary
land and widenig with shoulders"
OF the National highway between
Frederick and Braddock Heights.
Governor Richie and good roads
commissioners John N. MackalI
were on an inspection trip through
western Maryland and stopped ct
Frederick.
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RIOT BL ANES FRENCH FINANCIAL CHAOS ON NATIONAL Party

boys parents, Hull saw the baby
fall into q tub OF water and pulled
him out just In time to save his life.
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DR.. THOMAS, MISSIONARY.
DIES IN INDIA, AGE, 90

RANGOON. India. April 9.-Doc-
tor William Frye Thomas, sixty-nine
years old, OF the American Baptist
mission, of Burma. died here to-
day.
Doctor Thomas was widely known
in missionary and native circles for
his courageous and effective work
for many years among the hill
tribes.
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BORROWED
|NEXCESS
Of LAW
Premier Lays Precarious Posi-
ton of Franc to Poincare
Regime
By FRANK E. MASON,
international News Service.


PARIS, April 9.-Premier Her
riot dramatically shifted response
bility for Frances financial chaos
from the Socialist government to
the national party which was in
power after the war, when he
appeared this afternoon before the
chamber of deputies and declared
the time had come for frankness
and that he would no longer
participate in a conspiracy of
silence"
IF / am being attacked nov"
declared Herriot, ''it is because
/ have been too discreet"
Went Over Legal Limit.
He asserted. that the National
government after the war had Dor
rOwed more money than the entire
var had cost France.
Frances internal debt alone is
q crushing burden" he continued.
First there is perpetual debt OF
enc hundred and forty-nine billion
francs; secondly, short term loans
OF tlairty-seyen billion francs; thirdly,
q floating debt of ninety-one billion
francs
Herriot then read statistics to
show that the National government
: between 1920 and 1924 constantly
borrowed from the Bank Of France
beyond the legal limit.
To Puncture Bubble.
"I will puncture this financial
bubble" he went on. The French
public has nothing to fear, either
new or in the future, II the govern
ment takes necessary measures.
The government newspaper Quo
tidien today published copy Of
secret government financial report
signed Francois Marsal, and dated
April 10, 1924. showing that secret
imitation had been going on under
the Poincare government.
According to the weekly balance
Of the Bank of France today the
present total of paper francs is
a, loo, 900 900, or more than 2,00O.-
600 900 over the legal limit.
Denies Papers Charges.
lister and budget reporter, fatty de-
MED Quotidienss charges, in an in
terview with L'Intransigeant. He
said the Poincare government had
not INDUCED In currency initiation
beyond the legal limit, but admit
ted the Poincare government secret
" borrowed from the Bank Of
France beyond the limit Of the law
and these loans were not shown on
the Bank OF Frances weekly state
ments.
President Cazal of the radical So
eialist party and spokesman Of the
Left bloc, presenting his promised
demand for an Interpolation, in the
chamber Of deputies, said:
Socialists View.
1.-The government parties have no
Intention of supporting initiation or
q capital levy"
Premier Herriot told the chamber
the present financial situation was
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1.-THE government parties have no
Intention of supporting initiation or
q capital levy
Premier Herriot told the chamber
the present financial situation was
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-04-09

the result of series of financial
measures dating from before the
war.
New Plan To Raise Money.
An alternative to, finance Min
lister De Monzie's capital levy pro-
ject appeared today, proposed by
Louis Loucheur to the. executive
committee of the government ma.
jOrity arties.
The salient feature of Loucheur' g
project was the establishment of a
long term sinking fund based on
doubling the present nome tax,
through the incomes derived from
stoctV and bonds.
The committee was enthusiastic
over Loucheur's plan.
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which it has been shown only
through the smoked glasses Of the
official world.
I'm Hungary today anyone against
Horthy is thrown into prison camps.
They can be put there without legal
process and kept as long as two
years. Everyone against Horthy is
called Bolshevist. Why, at one
time everyone in Hungary had to
be Bolshevist to live, so even the
puppy.dogs were Bolsheyistic, other
wise they got no food"
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Karolyi Gag off On
Canadian Soil

MONTREAL Quebec, April 9.-Standng Canadian soil
he words choked back in America by the
State Department gag Count Michael Karo declared today
that war of revenge brewing in Central Europe, and
financed it -
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Man Dies In $4,000
Wheeling, w. Va,
Fire
By international News Service.

WHEELING, w. Va, April 9.
One man dead, woman seri-
ously injured and $4,000 loss
are the results of q fire that
wiped out a city block here
early today. The fire started
at II o'clock in an explosion In
a candy plant at the end OF the
Market street creek bridge and
quickly swept through the block
to Twentieth street.
The dead man is James SEQ
pelites, a barber, who was
found pinned under q barber
chair in the shop in which he
worked. He was rushed to the
hospital, dying this morning.
Mrs. Mike Comas, who was in
the barber shop when the ex-
plosion occurred, was injured
and ran from the structure to
the street, where she collapsed.
Eight business establishments
were burned out in the block.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
PERSONALS

Z. Ralph Swan was a recent
guest At the King Edward Hotel,
Los Angeles.
The following were among the
guest soiouruing at the Hotel
Ro,,iyn and Annex Los Angeles,
last week; Arthur r Craven, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Whalon a. NJ, Mealev,
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". J. Changer, Dr. r.
L. Palmer. Mrs. Chas. +. Shcwman.
W. II. Kcs lcr Long Beach real
estate operator, is iH Fl CcAtro
ior few days visit.
Miss Mary Nod Of Rochester.
New York, Who has lust recently
come TO FL Cen'ro, las accepted a
position in thc Office Of Or. v. 5.
Eiskadden.
Mis-, +. K Wilson of 10, Angeles
is in town today, calling On old
friends.
Miss Jean Gale Of Ills city spent
the day in Brawlcy Yesterday.
Mrs Hctric Cloud, formerly If
this city and now living in Los An.
gclcS, is in FL Centre on q visit.
renewing old friendships.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
TWO DEAD AS
RESULT TAKING
CRANK'S POTION
by United Press Leased Wire

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. IA dead
ly poison mixed with medicines at
the free dspcnsarv nj Ohio S'.a;c
I nniversity,. probably by SONG
crank was the direct cause Of
the death of two students and the
SerIous illness of several others
here this week.
This was the statement issued to-
day by DIR. +. +. McCamphcll of
the university school of medicine
who declared that he had made an
exhaustive investigation.
The two deaths were at first at.
tributed to an epidemic of ccrcbro
spinal meningitis, a highly contag-
iouS maladv, and Il score Of students
who had come in contact with the
victims were Immediately isolated.
The poison clew appeared today
when DR.. McCampbell pumped out
the stomach of George II. Thomp.
son of Canton and found it contain.
ct strychninc. The patient was
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
ALL CREW OF
ILL FATED SHIP
ARE RESCUED
BY United Press Leased Wire

PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 4.-Cap.
tain A. Sandwig and eight members
Of the crew of the i'll fatod coast
wise steamer Caoba were being tax
en to Astoria, Ore. TODAY aboard
the coast guard cutter Algonquin.
With these men safe. the entire
crew of -hc vessel have been res
cGcl from 4 rough sea in open
boats.
The steamer Caoba, watcr,loggcG
and threatening TO sink, was being
towcd to the Columbia BY the rug
7. A. Douty. after several other
vcr-e,s attempted TO salvage her and
failed
Captain Sandwig' 5 boat was pick
cd up by tia schooner Pescawha
which lad no wireless, about noon
yesterday off Willapa Bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
ANTI KHAN
FORCES A K f
VICTORIOUS !
by United Press Leased Wire

ANAHEIM, Caly Feb. +.-Oppo.
ncnts of the Ku KluX Klm here
today were cheering their victory
ut thc polls in Yesterdays : recall
election in which Mayor +. IL. Met.
calf and three city trustees, all ad,
mittcd klansmen, were ou,,cd from
office.
The majority against Mctcalf
Was 475 votes. according to an un-
official but complete report from
the II precincts throughout the
ely. The other klansmcn were ap-
parently recalled by about similar
maioritics.
The election climaXcd = long per.
iod OF clashes in Auahcim over the
klan, involving ministers and "lmost
all prominent citizens of the city.
There was no trouble reported
during the day, armed Officers it
every polling station preventing Il
Threatened demonstration.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
SO DAYS STAY
OF EXECUTION IN
CASE OF HINDU

Tea Singh, who was supposed to
have been dcportcd from this com,
~ yesterday rs an illegal entry,
with the possibility of facing cxecu.
tion upon his return to India. for
conducting Il rebellion against the
British government, is still at the
county jail,
According to Franl, Ellis, iuspcc.
tor in charge of the immigration
department here. orders were re.
ccivod from Washington yesterday.
granting q 30 days stay of execution
in The ease for further investiga-
tion.
Ellis stated lie doubts very much
that Singh is wanted by the British
government The man did make
this claim when first taken into
custody two years ago, and investi-
cation at that time showed that il
was Just an attempt to be conSid-
ercd political refugee. lie reviv-
ed the story again when taken into
custody 4 few weeks ago.
\ decision in the ease is expect
ed some time within the next 80
days, Ellis said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
Up In Arms Over
Smudge Nuisance
ny United Press Leased Wire

ONTARIO, Feb. 4.-Citrus grow
erS and iratc citizens held Il mass
meeting at the Chaffcy Union high
school last night, discussing poss-
ible means of eliminating smudge
smoke during cold snaps.
The meeting adjourned without
an agreement after quantity of
talk on both sides. City residents
demanded that citrus men install
improved heaters in their groves to
alleviate the smoke nuisance. while
the orange men. chiefly through c.
c. league, president of the Califor-
mia Fruit Growers exchange, held
that climjnation of smoke in Smudg-
ing is impossible.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
Miss Bessie West
to Broadcast ON
Friday Evening

An announcement of much in.
tcrco. is the news that Miss BESSIE
WirSt. formerly Of this city and
MicSt. viii be on the broadcast
programs Of the Times and the
Examiner ON Friday evening, Feb.
ruarv 6 in piano selections.
Times will broadcast Miss West s
selections at $50 and the ENamin.
.cr .; $3.50 of the same evening.
No doubt many local fans will
listen in to these programs rs Miss
WicSt WAS very popalar here be.
fore She left for Los Angeles,
where She is continuing her studies.
While here, she was . pupil of
Prof. Elmer 4. Todd of this city
and appeared in many rccitals here.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
T. N. T. MAGAZINE rs
MADE TO SUSPEND

FRESNO, Cal. Feb. 4.-Tern F.
Cox and II. \. Van Duscn. publish
ers of T. y. T. magazine. wern
fined 500 each today By Unitea
States Judge Paul j. Mccormick
when they pied guilty to sending
obscene matter through the nails.
After 4 d.nunciation from the
bench the defendants informed the
court that the publication Is nov
suspended. 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
Girls Testimony
Against Pow er
Very Damaging:
BY United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Feb. 4.-Further
stories of alleged threats against
Walter NJ. Power, automobile sales
man. by Mathew Dcckert. were re-
lated by girl witnesses at the lat
tlr 5 trial for murder here today.
Gladys Pit2er. one of three girl
Witnesses on whom the state is re-
lying chiefly for its ease against
peckert, took the stand today.
&" Dcckert came to my apartment
several times before the murder,
and he repeated he was going to
e. Power. = She said.
Catherine Ryan and Edna Barry
told similar stories. The th;ce
girls were former friends Of the
slain man.
Power was found murdered in his
automobile on December l..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
SEC. M'NARY
WIRES THANKS

Senator McNuy, chairman of the
senate committee on irrigation, has
tclegraphed TO Secretary McIvcI
of the Imperial Irrigation District
EXPRESSING his appreciation in be
half Of the committee for an invi.
tat;ou 10 visi, tins cily in IT,,
course cf the comm.ttca S hearing.
on the Swing-Johnson bill.
The telegram stated that no de-
finite d'te has as vet been set for
the hearings, though McNary ex
pressed the opinion that they viii
be held in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
FORMER JAVELIN
HURLER. FINLAND
NOW IN BANKING

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. I.-Jor.
ny Myyra, of Finland, champion
.jayolin hurlcr started work today
in the foreign trade department of
the Anglo and London Paris Ma
tional bank. Myyra was assistant
manager Of 4 bank in Finland be-
fore coming to the United States for
Il .iavelin tour and course in Am.
triran banking methods.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04

near death presumably from men
nights.
DR.. McCampbcn said after an all
night investigation he had discov-
cred that Charles Huls and David
Pruskcn. two other students who
died early in the week, were given
the same prescription from the Uni
versity dispensary as had been Civ.
en- .Thompson.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
S. P. HAS TILL JUNE
TO BUILD TRACKS

Southern Pacific Co. has until
June 80, 1925, in which to construct
spur tracks at grade across Third
street, Commercial avenue. alley
between Commercial avcuuc and
broadway, New street. etc. in city
of FL Centre. county of Imperial.
Permission has been granted by
the railroad commission to South
eln Pacific Company to construct
u spur track at grade across IN =
street in the cit vof Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
JAPANESE OFFICIAL DIES

OSAKA, Japan, Feb. 4.-Scnnc.
suka Yokota, minister of Justice
ard assistant leader of the Sen Gu
kai party, died today of pneumo-
nj
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
.RAINpDUE IN
LOS ANGELES
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. 4.-.i rain
storm sweeping a,ong the west
coast Of Oregon and Washington
may hit Southern California la,c to-
day or tomorrow, it wa forecast
today by local weather prophets.
While the storm is likely to move
eastward, it is not Improbable it
will strike as far south as Los An
gelcs, the government weather bu-
rcau said.
Unsettled weather was forecast
for the next 81 honrs III Southern
California, with moderate tcmpcra-
lures. .
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
MANY KILLED
IN HURRICANE
BY United Press Leased Wire
COIcTA NTTNOpT.E Feb

CONSTANTINOPLE, Feb. 4.
More than 100 persons are
dead, scores OF houses have
collapsed and much suffering
prevails at Trebizond in Asiatic
Turk-y, which was visited by
a hurricane and a snow storm
early today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Cotton
market closed lower. off ) 10 IS
points. The spots market closed
quiet. off j..
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
Wooda Blassy, Dance Studio 723
Orange. Phone 4J1W. tiv

Hamilton with Williams ". P.
Hamilton, former proprietor Of Ham
ilton 5 grocery IN this city. evident
" believes IN the saving fair eX-
change is no robbery as he and
7. L. Riddle have exchanged places.
Mr.. Hamilton has accepted a posi-
tion in the \. NJ. Williams store ct
Sixth and State street. q post form
erly occupied bv Riddle. who re
Gently purchased the Hamilton
store on Fifth street.
Good Silt for fill ins for lawn or
driveway. Cheap. Phone /. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
DR.. Harry Hooper. Dentist. 647
Main st. Phone 3s2W adv
Arrest Alleged High-Jackers-G.
w. Renfro, s.. of Westmorland. and
Percy Orr, 23. Of Imperial, were
arrested Yesterday upon complaint
Of a japanese rancher. near West
morland, who claimed the men had
" high jacked' him near lis ranch.
Renfro was arrested at his home by
UnderSheriff Bert Underwood, and
Orr was located lat Imperial by
Deputy Sheriff Evans. They are
held pending a preliminary hearing.
Everybody Eals Paul Buttered
Pop Corn. Why' adv
Davis Beauty farlor. Phone 227
adv
Reports Tires stolen-R. J. Bur
lege reported to the police this
morning that two Oliver cord tires
were stolen from his home ~ 32l
Holt avenue last night. Thefts Of
accessories and parts from ears
will continue. Chief Barker said rhi,
morning. unless owners take steps
10 remove them or keep the ears I'M
der lock and key when not i'm use.
Lirt! Dirt! Dnr. Cheap. Fill in
that lot before you build. Phone l.
Pioneer Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Former Resident on Grand Jury
The 1925 grand jury for Los A4-
gelcs county, contains the rame Of
George z. Banta, Of Norwalk, who
was formerly a wcll known re f.
dent Of Fl Centre and Imperial.
Mr.. Banta was one Of the pioneer
settlers in Imperial VALLEY. and
still retains somc interests her,
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
fast 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
and steak dinners Sl0o Table de
hote dinner $l.00. Seventh street
entrance direct into dining room. ad
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
TURKEY FIGHTS
HAVING HAGUE
TAKE UP ISSUE

ATHENS. Feb. 4.-EXpul>ion of
the ocvuminical pC ;riarch OF the
Greek Catholic church from Turkey
is an internal question of the Turk
ish government and docs not in
fringe on the terms Of thc Treaty
Of Lausanne, the Angora govern
men. asserted today in reply to
Greece's note protesting the cxpul,
sion.
Turkey flatlv rejected the Greek
proposal that the question be sub
mitt, to arb;tra ZION Of The HagUe
court.
Meantime Greece continued to
secthe with agitation against which
Il majority Of the population and
the government consider the high
handed attitude of the Turks. Talk
of war and a mobilization stirred
the Communists to new efforts and
many Of them were arrested when
anti-war demonstration were at
tempted throughout the nation.
Special nti-Communist leGisla-
ton will be introduced forthwith
to prevent embarrassment Of the
government.
Turkish naval mmeuvorS are con
tinuing in the sea of Marmora, the
Athenian Press said today and
some of the newspapers printed an
uuconfirmcd report that Turkey
has started secret transfer Of
troops from Asia Minor to Thrace.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04

Dances amuSe us. And some of
he steps looq rs if they were invent
ed bv girl seeing = mouse.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04

Free License Holders-An item o,
interest To automobile owners j,
the advertisement Of the Frey Ant,
Top shop in today : Press annomc.
ing that they viii give cclluloid
license holders free to anyone call
ing at their place of business. MIR.
Frey has given these holders free
for several season 5 past.
Made of Cream it no dream, it
b dandy. Paul s Candy. adv
Home Made Candy at 30c lb. At
Paul's. adv
Held for Immigration-Dom
Fornica, %, Arpia Libcrato, u. and
c. Dincllj, 81, all Italians, were ar
rested at INLAND yesterday by In
spector Filaud OF the immigration
service and were brought to the
county jail to await investigation
of their eases. Foruica and Liber-
alto have been in the country only
one day and Diuclli has been Il resi-
dent of the United States for IS
years. II is alleged Dinelli accom-.
panied Fornica and Liberato into
this country. Ramon Mora. arrest
ed at CaleXico hy Inspector Wright,
after the former had crossed the
line from Mexico, was also ordered
held for investigation.
Cream wafi;es at s;eve's. adv
She VIII Enjoy Eating at steves.
adv
Noland's s Orchestra. Music for all |
occasions. Phone FL Centro jS3. adv |
Local Scouts in Brawly-Johu |
Whitney and Robert Houston of !
this city appeared before the Court |
of Honor IN Brawley on Monday /!
night and successfully passed first |
class and second class scout tests /
respectively. s. l. McCrory. scout |!
executive, took the boys over with |
him.
For Sale-Stcinwav square piano,
in first class condition, $500 if |
taken at once. Address Press Box !
3S8. adv !
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County--

Fresh Rolls an day long. National
Bakery. adv
Mrs. Brooks beauty SHOP. Phone
10 adv
City Council to Meet-Thc city
council win meet tonight at the
city hail. IN addition To routine
matters, il is expected new chair,
man Of the hoard will be named.
to succeed w. II. Lavayca, who re,
signed two weeks ago because Of
his removal to Fresno.
Fix Up Your Lawn. Dirt for that
low lot cheap. Phone l. Pioneer
Truck and Transfer Co. adv
Knights of Pythias Page Rank
tonight. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-02-04
Ask Cook Be Made Ward-Proba

tion Officer Swanson today filed a
petition in the juvenile court. pray
ing that Joe Clark, l3 year oid
school boy in the Jasper district, be
made a ward Of the court. Cook is
charged with contributing to thc
delinquency Of a minor girl. \ hear
iIg that Joe Cook. l5 year oil
row.