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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Following the expiration of the
mourning period for Queen Alexan
dra, social functions at court viii bt
resumed today with the holding o.
levee by the King at st. James,
Palace.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Rotary comes of age today, the first
club of the kind in the world having
been formed in Chicago on this date
q years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Sons and daughters of Charles w.
Bingham, Cleveland, give Yale Uni
versity S1,000,000 for buildings in
honor of their father.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Railroad union officials at Cleve-
land organize American Home Build
ers, Inc, to aid workers in building
own homes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
DOG A FIRE ALARM

EVANSTON. nl-catO. dog
owned by Mrs. E. C. Chaplin, pulled
the bedclothes off his mistress to
waken her when her house caught
fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
FLASHES OF LIFE
(By Associated Press)

ss* -
TRURO, N. S.-Co-eds at the Pro-
vincial Normal College must wear
skirts that reach a point one quarter
the distance from the knee caps to
the ankles. The faculty has delegat-
ed woman to measure suspects.
WILKESBARRE - The county
grand jury has been given the fol-
lowing admonition as to witnesses
by Judge Fuller: "Those thou needst
not investigate, nor criticize, nor
give advice. Congress does enough
of that"
DENVER-Mary Louise Spas, Mr..
Browning's ,erstwhile cinderella girl,
is wearing the fraternity pin of Her
bert w. Singleton, a magazine agent.
who came from Rochester, N. Y, and
he has a diamond ring of hers. "Just
friendship" says Singleton.
oRMoND BEACH = John d.
Rockefeller likes to see how golf
should be played as well as play it
himself. He followed Sarazen, Die
gel, Compston and Massey around.
HANOVER, N. H.-Jimmy Pack
ard, IL, made ~ foot ski jump at
a carnival for children of the Dart
mouth faculty.
PoCATELLo, Idaho = Warren
Brown, Is, finished second in the
Ashton dog derby of 25 miles.
LONDON-Now that Washing
toms birthday is over and pieces of
Warwick Priory are being used to
produce his ancestral home near
Richmond, Va, efforts are being
made to get parliament to prohibit
expectations of historic buildings.
NEW YORK-Two performances
by Marion Talley have added $39. 900
to the treasury of the Metropolitan
Opera. All sold out for her next aP-
pearance, too.
HOLLIS, n IA moral blight on
the town is no more. Members of the
Civic Association spent the holiday
razing an old vacant house about
which there had been complaints.
The owners consented to its destrsc-
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
pAuPERs TO BUY RADIO

DRIFFIELD, Eng.-Inmates of
the poor house are making toys
which they viii sell in order to buy
. radio -,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Countess of Cathcart lands in New
York after suddenly receiving per-
mission for ten days stay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
LIVES AFTER lso-Foor FALL

BEDFORD, Eng.-Though Fred
Headon fell over a 150-foot cliff, he
win recover from his injuries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

The fifteenth annual convention OF
the National Association of Builders
Exchanges viii be opened In Okla
homa City today with delegates in at
tendance from all sections Of the
country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Chairman Green, of house. ways
and means committee, warns senate
taxes viii have to be raised before
end OF year because of too drastic
cuts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Frederick B. Warde, remembered
by the older generation as famous
tragedian and later as Shakesperian
lecturer, is rs years old today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Discussion of the latest develop
ments and problems respecting CO.
operative enterprises related to
farming viii be discussed at the an
nual meeting and banquet OF the
Eastern States Farmers Exchange at
Springfield, Mass, today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Charles Ponzi, the erstwhile "fnan-
eial wizard" of Boston, is to be ar
raigned in court at Jacksonville, Fla,
today, to answer to charges of irregu-
larity in his Florida land schemes.
His wife has been indicted with him.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

At the municipal primaries today
in Seattle and Tacoma, the largest
two cities in the State of Washing
ton, the voters viii have their first
opportunity to vote on whether they
desire to have women mayors.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

Let the Artman Press do your
printing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23
WILKESBARRE

ORM0ND BEACH = John d.
Rockefeller likes to see how golf
should be played as well as play it
himself. He followed Sarazen, Die
gel, Compston and Massey around.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

HANOVER, N. Jimmy Pack
ard, IL, made ~ foot ski jump at
a carnival for children of the Dart
mouth faculty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-23

PoCATELLo, Idaho = Warren
Brown, 10, finished second in the
Ashton dog derby of 25 miles.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
MIR. RNUBEN CARTER DIES IN
NEW KENT COUNTY.

ROXBURY, VA, December Us
Reuben G. Carter, a well known and
one of the oldest citizens Of New
Kent County, passed away December
tS, at his LONE. He suffered a
sight stroke one week after his
dau ghter's death. The second stroke
came, which affected him slightly,
then week later the third, from
which he never recovered.
The furera was conducted Sunday
from the home by Rev M. Nj. Fisher
and Rev T. 3. Banks Both minis
ters spoke feelingly on the life and
character OF the deceased. The floral
designs were numerous One was
sent by Traffic Bureau of Police De
partment OF ". Y. c.. of which his
son, Reuben, Jr is member. His
FIVE sons and two daughters came on
from New York City to the funeral.
Six OF the sons were pallbearers.
They bore the body tenderly from
the house to the cemetery, where
they lowered 1t in the ground.
He served his day and generation
weFi, then he fell asleep. The family
thanks their many friends for kind
co--,S shown during his illness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
MILITARY MEN. Who are properl

MILITARY MEN. who are properly
trained, talk but lite. This Is true.
both of GENERAL PNRSHING and
GENERAL LEONARD WOOD. Prac-
ticaky al of the great military char
caters in history possessed this trait.
Not so with GENERAL SMEDLEY
ID. BUTLER of Philadelphia fame.
He talkeu wnen he vent into office,
admitted that his campaign against
the rum-ioters and bootieggers had
not been entirely successful and
then talked wiieM MAYOR KEN
DRICK relieved him Of Office.
The thoughtful public realizes that
in returning to Ca ifornia, ne is
going where he should have been all
of the time. 1t was P. T. BARNUM
who said, THE American people like
TO be humbugged". The original
.''loaning" of GENERAL BUTLER to
the city OF Philadelphia was, in our
opinion one Of the most fragrant
pieces OF humbuggery ever perpe-
trated upon an American municipal
ity. ~
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

! Theodore Linwood Taylor. : senior
In Howard UnivefOitS Law Schoo,
ana 9 citizen OF PetsrsburR. Va. ~
succesofui In passing the bar OF the
Old Doninion State 1T the last ex-
animation. which IVES held this
month In Richmond. Va. Mr. ,Taylo,
Il one q tho most popular and
widely known students Of Hovard
University. He L. known ana csc
TED Teypr By his friends.
When the news reached Mr.. Taylor
thet he was ono OF the few success
fal ones. he was standing In the
midst OF host Of his college chums
who yave him sundry yells and glad
hands OF CONCENTRATION. His reply
was. Boys. l thank you. but this
ovation is due my mother and dad,
who gave him sundry yells and glad
TOR my apparent success"
Ono Of Ted's intimate friends. "A
he Is called. stated to the writer "a
follows: Ted Is one OF the best
fellows I've ever met. feel sure
that no student who knows MIN.
would take issu, with me on thi.
point. ! say this because he Is YER
satile. he nan adapt himself to most
any existing condition. Above /,
he is very dear friend to us. col
lege men and again he is a wonder
ful mixer. Every one who knows
Ted predicts a great future and sue
cessful career for him as he has the
natural abb ity ~ successful prac-
utiocer, also u pleasing ir.rs.,iu ity
Vhici ia Indispensable in :Ln r,ac-
t.. of the legal prO'essinn''.
Attorney Taylor IN an interview
with the writer. stated that he had
not made any definite arr3H kements
as to where he would iodite. He
also said that he is censHaefipe sew
era good offers vh1eh So hns re-
ceived since passikE the bar. But
above al, he wills continue school
until June. whep ha will receive his
Bachelors degree in law.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

roozsA14 AT Arasr.ora-lss.
tAontyouery Kinx)

(MontyomeFy King
TAis SEASON has been ono OF the
unoR prosperous that the locsf High
School has ssen. Under the leader
ship OF Captain Adams and the
tutelaSs OF Coach W, A. Hail. the
team put on tho gridiron threatened
to be the STATE champions. having
kept every one from scoring until
they met their old time Petersburg
rivalA Peabody. They won recoxni-
ton whom they thrashed tho I. r. 70.
A.. who booted OF not losing
game during their three yea: career.
The aAds put on the field. the light
esk team In the State. which looked
very discoaraging. But they proved
and In the opinion OF many of au-
thority. were the fastest. Many OF
the 6oys were now, and young, many
% whom made good and surprising
showing. Chief and outstanding
among them were: their trusty left
end, Bowers. whose long punts and
end runs were q valuable asset III
tho team; Christmas, their quarter
back; Bowler, halfback. who feat
ured In kAe cad runs, and Last. their
14-year old hundred ard twenty
nine pound right end, King. who
proved to be one Of the besl tacH.ors
on the team.
Their first game which was away
from home, was with the last years
champions. Huntington, OF Newport
News. The local youths he d the sea
siders to score ess tie, playing the
entire first ha & in Huntirgton's ter
riory. Their second game in Hamp-
ten. was with the heavy Union High
School team. The game was played
pour of rain, which greatly hindered
both backf1e'ds. The game termin-
ated much like the previous one. 90.
Then coming home they 'vor rec
ognition from the jeer'nr Ioca' fans
by totstiy outolassing AMI defeating
the heretofore undefeated p e. AS,
who looked upon the lads cha lenge
as a joke. However they changed
their tune greatly when Melvin
Johnson crossed the goa iue for O
Score, SO III favor of
They completely overwhelmed the
Norcum team and gave
the spectators the best game played
ON Hovey Fled this year the follow
ing week. It was Bowers. who
dashed over the goal fol the first
and then kicked goal In
the third quarter. In the fourth
quarter, Melvin johnson ran fifteen
yards to goal making the score 1910
In favor Of Armstrong.
Then came the game With Peabody.
The local lads played the FIRST half
Hike mad and seemed TO be able TO
make 6rse Gowns ct will. losing the
baal q foot from goal. thru crossed,
signaas. In the third quarter Pc
made the lone touchdown
OK the game, which ended 60 in
favor OF Peabody.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
Playing Nurse to Llama

FRED. NEWELL of the.
l. Boston, Mass, Zoo, has
a large assignment on his
hands these days.
Y Newell Is giving ''Dan,"
the Dine-weeks-old llama
his bottle at regular feed,
ing time. Dams" mother
died shortly after his birth
and Newell has been play
ing nurse girl ever since
Dan" follows Newell alb
about the zoo when meal
times approach.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fowlkes, Of Sharon
Hill and Mrs. Campbell Of Philadel
phia, Pa. have returned to the city
and hvet aiken their auns, Miss Jie
jamie Council and Mrs. Agnes john
son, of this city to attend dinner
party at their residence in Sharon
Hill, Pa. The menu consisted Of the
following: snow grape fruit, turkey
and vegetables, deserts cross word
puzzle cake, mock cherry pie and
poached eggs on toast candies and
nuts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
DEATH STATISTICS.

ecember FL
! Sadie Armstead age 81, y
December 3D. -
Aaron Parham. age SO; 1908 NJ,
\. 27th street. 3 :.
Madeline Moore, age IS.
! Rebecca Brooks. age SO.
8 Julius Mandeable, age SIS.
December 3d.. 49,
Laurs TSAnsoa, ego 60: 1907 JAG
9; Guettn Street. go
WiAtsm Hunter, age 46: 821 N.
8 i7th Street.
Carrie L. Moeby, ago sSs
1900 Decatur Street.
, Victoria Tunstalt ago 20:
SIT MoCance Street.
December 81 ~
Florence Carter. age Is: :,
lilo Tyler Street.
Irene 0horm. ass s.: .iso4 =,
Grace StFees 80 49,"
December '4S-
Richard Lee owens. ago So:
1903 w. Leigh Street.
Emma Tompkins. so; 2S04 o 81.
December &c
Carrie G. Hill. age IL: 1885 Fair
field Street.
Edward Prophet, age 1 year:
915 Short 9Th Street.
December az
Mamie T. Morgan, age so:
100 f. Leigh Street.
Fletcher Johnson, age 62:
SIT Catherine Street.
December 28-
:. Tom in I'LL ID N. 5th
Daisy May Banks, S days.
James Back, 10 hours
December %
Robert c Smith, age so; 1916 w
Leigh Street
Ernest Kern ey age %,
1923 William Street.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
DIR. w. + GRAHAM'S HOLIDAY
GREETINGS.

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec! 20, 1925.
Mr., John Mitchell, Jr.. Editor,
The Richmond Planet,
Richmond, Va.
My dear Brother Mitchell: The
other week, unsolicited you gave a
splendid publication, with my cut, of
my fourteen years work In Phila-
de1phia. While thank you very
much for it, cannot let the Old
Year pass Y without sending a little
token OF my respect, SO I am en-
.aosing my check for ten dollars
Trusting that you may have much
success in he New Year, I am,
ncspectfully yours.
w. +. GRAHAM
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

THE DEATH Of JUDGE ROBERT
II. TERRELL. Sunday night. Decem-
Der goth. 1895. In Washington, D..
G, removes from public life one o.
the most remarkable men our race
has ever produced He was we'll
known from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific. from Canada to the Gulf. His
charming personSitty stood him we'll
with al classes. He understood
men ana women ana could by his
presence mako frieads with them !.
Hts brilliant widow and other mem
bers OF HE family have our sym
patty.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

WE WHRB NOT at all surprised
when we 'esraed that WALTER L..
COHEN. Conptrolier Of Customs at
New Orleans had been acquitted of
the conspiracy charge made against
him at New Orleans. Knowing him
AS We do. we instinctfvely came to
the conclusion from the first that
AN enemy hath done this thing"
He has our congratulations.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
Vest ClLJ Street ,

INI'T |IVUW' va, DIV q IIHb.
Hon q MIS-, he, JT
Piaref tCr City
Deor r am fSEing advantage
OF your iuced offer. "or years
subScripi iJu to Tie p Anet aud the
Negro II he late war.
To ~ g. no Negro home Is
comp's " I.ou' the possession OF
this boot rhat gives tile eager par
tic.paticd 81 b aek men in a carnage
which they thought won d render a
conflict.
Hoping - receive The Planet reg
ulary ard the History shortly
l remain.
Yours gratefully,
JAMES A. CHILES
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
DO YOU KNOW HIMP

Major R. b. Jordan. Grief o.;
Police received com5nun:ca 10,
from Mrs. Eva Disney, Cts " Sar
atoga Street, Baltimore. Md. enquir
ing IL Al bert JOHNSON. about S fee
II inches. light brown skin. lived In
this city. He died a few weeks ago
at her home and she Is anxious to
find his relatives
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

Medicine and Toilet Goods.
Agents Sci. Dor Fine Big Line.
Pay When Sold Big P,otits. Easy
Sellers. Write Quick. Box 2273,
Desota Station, Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
SATURDAY. :. JANUARY Q. 1926
1T Is RnPoRrED tbst Rnv

1T is REPORTED that REV. J.
Q AUSTIN, at one time in charge
of q church at Staunton. Va. has
decided to leave the noted Ebenezer
Baptist Church. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
aud accept the call to the postorate
OF the Pilgrim Baptist Church. at
Chicago We presume that he =
acting Ia accordance with Divine
guidance and We wish him we'll in
his new tietd OF tabor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02

WANTED LA SETTLED PERSON.
a. q COOK. Light Work; Good
Hone and 0nsreuHdings. Address c.,
cAre Planet. 3l1 n. 4th St. at once.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
DO YOU KNOW H1,a,

Would like to know the where
abouts OF my son, Martin Mcmillan,
who was a student at Virginia Union
University. Richmond Va.
MRS. VIOLA MCMILLAN.
all e. Pitt Street.
Tarboro, N G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-01-02
Personals and Bfieis;

p 9 - T..
4 wss reported that on Christmas
Mve. Funeral Director A. D. Price.
Jr. had ave bodies In his morEue
and sir others On strctchers. 6
william n. stap,es came down from
WaShinston to spend the holidays
hero.
DR.. wff1iam H. Hughes, who has
been indisposod has resumed his
practice.
The sharon Baptist Church has
installed chimes In their organ and
the services are impressive. This is
the only colored church here to be
heated by the steam-gas system.
Rev. r.. H Johnson Is pastor.
A Substantial donation was given
to Rev. A. s. Thomaa D. D.. former
pastor OF the sharon Baptist Church,
collections being lifted in the
churches for that purpose.
Mrs. Evlyn Bowler Harris, of New
York, spent the holidays here with
her parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. An
drew Bowler.
We thank Mr.. James Il. Kefford,
OF waterbury. Connecticut for a
very fine calendar, Natures Shrine
He conducts one OF the leading Real
Estate offices and Advertising Agen
cies In that section.
Henry Malory's Market, corner of
First and Clay Streets has been lib
orally pa&ronized during the holt
days. His selected stock has won
hearty approval. His fresh meats
arc Of the very best and at the low
est prices.
Norris Confectionery, SOFT drink
ard ice cream department at First
and Leigh Streets. with the sub
station OF the Richmond Post Office
's admirably conducted and literally
patroG IL ed. Prompt and satisfactory
service is the feature.
The Mt. MOriah Baptist Church
site Is being excavated for the new
adifloe Contractor I. Lincoln Bailey.
the rebuilder OF the Sixth Mt. Zion
Baptist Church structure, which was
SO highly COMMUNICATED by Governor
Trinkle. has charge % the work.
The steel fYsS&swsSk OF the new
.friftE Street Baptist Church is 10
position: The 6ricklaysrs have had
to lay or during the Indictment
weather. q
The Christmas hviidays here werss
unusually quiet. There was practi4i
sa1;y no evidence Of either drunkst
enness OF disoeder. =
Mrs. Artenia Miller coatinues In
disposed Some days ahe Is In good
condition and some others she is
nervous and indisposed. *
DR.. and Mrs, d. A. Ferguson have
their children home During the holi-
- 10y e..' Il
People die 1t Al timea Of tho year.
That ia why Funerai Director A. d.
Pr.ce, Jr. has not been able to take
any vacation. You Will md him an
oWOi Aoy "a hA6AL ~ 40 oASS AAO
csrries q stock that will please the
most fastidious. A phohs cali any
time of the day or night is promptly
answered He served w. p Epps'
70 ativca in such way as 20 win
their approval and to induce future
ceryice to the living or to the dead
y as= a mn TOD Je.ore 2 p. M.
rNrefn DER Gath were not
- rome parts OF this city
rnii Tuesday, December 2! IN The
Agency papers were bit worse.
nc Tn g. Stokes spends
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-05-06
CLEMENCY ASKED
FOR TWENTY-FOUR
LOCAL PERSONS
Applications to Be Con-
Sidered by State Board
Beginning May 10.

Twenty.four persons sentenced in
local courts are among 1S9 appli-
cants for clemency whose pleas will
be heard by the State pardon board
beginning May 10, Miss May L..
Nichol. clerk, announced today.
In the list of local applicants Is
one "lifer," Joseph Benson, sentenced
in Criminal Court Jan. 25, 1918, on
a murder charge OF the four other
life prisoners from various parts OF
the State, one was convicted on the
habitual criminal charge.
Probably the most interesting case
coming before the board is that Of
IT. Guy Perfect, wealthy Huntington
business man. serving a two to TWEEN
ty.one year sentence for alleged
criminal attack on young woman.
His appeal will be heard May 20.
Scores of prominent citizens Of
Huntington and FIT. Wayne are to
appear In his behalf.
Names of five local persons appear
in the list of sixty.three cases re-
opened. Nine life cases also are be-
ing reheard.
Local petitioners:
John, Samuel Sullivan Criminal Court
.ulyS29, 1925. one to five years, Issuing
fraudulent check. State prison.
oTfss ss b Pqn nf %'b 9 surety. of Judgment
Clarence D. Lloyd, Criminal Court, Dec
10. 1925, ten to twenty-one years. rob-
lo%ilism + Surface city court Es,v June ssGs
iot cisu9o Safer'ight. Criminal Court Oct
18 1924 one To- seven and two 0d 10 t fSIse
pretense and forgery Indiana reformatorE
James Beattie, Criminal Court Dec. {;
1924, five TO twenty-one years, criminal
A'| Robert Smith, Criminal Court Sept 10
1925. one to fourteen years. grand lar
Carl Gmeiner, Criminal Court, Feb; 20,
1925. one to five years. violation Oh
liqFP2 Psn I3To B 5tHt' 6BF FlaGR Court Jan
1919, ten to twenty years, burglary state
plt Gus sleets. Criminal Court. Feb; 13i
1925 two to fourteen Xearsi ot ass nrIson anu
0'Pi5 sT y Mis in' crSm IL co s1
1925 six months state Farm. lined 92Oo'
ass%gt and batfTg wt9i hteptC court 90
and 9ne-hqlf years, robbery State Farm
II WHEN M stx Months state Farm. fined
S500. contributing 70 delinqueIn6cys .h,-.v
days NA WSoman n So Prison fined $1,000. viola
oaa 9%agd EussSRss, M asno ,. Suyon DnG
DELINQUENCY. sentenced TO Indiana Boys
school transferred TO Reformatory' trans
le' Giuseppe o Pinto. Criminal Court, May
IA, 1925. one TO two years, violation OF
tho liavSr law. State prison.
Frank Mahan Criminal Court January,
1924, one TO. flve years. violation Oh the
liqyor law stat ssb pris31 Criminal Court. Dec.
William Roberts Criminal Court. June
20. 1921, ten to twenty-one years rob-
oeE Myrtle fts| Far RsT" April O. 1925 f0rtyye
DAYS Marion County Jail. fined 500. vlo-
l"' Vioa 9i I9z @S NaTSh "a 1879 $685. $50
RoscGs Brown, Criminal Court. July 81;
1925 two TO fourteen ynarss ,a assa% anu
Charles Pitte Original Court Court violation
Cases were reopened for I Hq1rry, w Rags sse
dale, John L. Reese James HILL Wai Ii
County.
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cut to California letters are con-
tinually being written by grateful
women recommending Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
The Compound is made from
f05ts and herbs and has been in use
~ over fifty years.
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