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The Washington times., 1930-11-13
REP. DYER SEES
| BEER SALES
/ PROMISED
Holds Hoover and Wlckershara
Board Govern Congressional
4 Action at Next Session

President Hoover and the
Wickersham law enforcement COM
mission hold the prohibition CUES
ton in their hands now, and II
they recommend modification to
permit sale of 2.75 per cent beer
Congress will vote 1t this winter,
Representative L. G. Dyer (RO Of
Missouri, predicted today.
The Wickersham commission
has a 2.75 per cent beer proposal
submitted by Dyer q year ago.
He argues such modification
would aid in enforcement Of pro
hibition against hard liquor.
Certain Of Passage
Although the present Congress
is claimed overwhelmingly by
drys, Dyer insisted q 2.75 per
cent bill would pass this winter,
and the question would be taken
out Of the 1892 campaign, If the
President and the commission
acted. Dyer said:
"N the Wickersham commits
sion recommended modification
to the President, and he en-
dOrSed IL in o special message
to Congress, I believe legisla-
tiOn could be put through at
the session beginning in De-
cember.
"The first step would be .
report from the House Judici-
ary Committee, Of which / am
. member. In my opinion .
majority Of the committee
would report such . bill.
1.-TWO members Of the com.
mittee who have favored pro.
hibitiOn are honor bound to be
governed by the referendum
in their State. They are Rep
resentatives Hull and Yates Of
Illinois. believe they would
support such q bin after the
vote of their State I'm the refer.
endum on November f."
Air for JObleSS
The modification proposal, Dyer
said. would be put forward as
soon as Congress meets both as
a measure Of relieving unemploy-
ment and Of stilling the outcry
over the Eighteenth Amendment.
He continued:
'Tf such q bin passes, within
10 days there will be 100000
people at, work. 1t would en-
pIOy the idle In my home city
Of st. Louis.
my bill permits manufacture
and sale Of beer containing not
over 2.75 per cent alcohol by
weight, and provides that none
Of the beverage may be drunk
where sold.
Lawyers who understand
the Eighteenth Amendment
and the decisions on prOhibl-
tiOn declare the supreme court
holds Congress should fix the
alcoholic content. OF course,
II Congress should put the
limit at . point clearly intOxi.
eating, the courts would hold
the law violated the Eighteenth
Amendment.
Raps Grape Juice
"But it is now permitted
under the VOIstead act to
manufacture cider and grape
juices, or wine, for home con-
sumption containing up to IL
to Is per cent alcohol.
II believe il Congress changed
the enforcement act to permit
nOn-in.Oxicating beer, people
who never drank anything but
beer before the Eighteenth
Amendment was enacted, would
give moral support to enforce
ment Of the prohibition On
hard liquors. In my city Of
St. Louis, the people would be
satisfied to get q potable beer"
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The Washington times., 1930-11-13

The alphabetically arranged BUSI-
NESS SERVICE DIRECTORY Of today 3
Classified Ads will direct you to de-
pendable home or office services.
The Washington times., 1930-11-13
Indian Girls in Films
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

Important announcements on DOT traiture by Winter and Pond will be made next week. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
There's no. one of that name

There's no one of that namt lives here"
 "Oh, I seer' Lester chuckled.
 Then ask Miss Conaldine to set me"
 Miss Conaldine has left here. Lester ragged inwardly He ex- tracted a $5 bill from his billfold
 T want Miss Ellesmore's-I beg your pardon, Miss Conaldine's ad- dress, please. Her present address. He held the bill toward Mrs. Bar tholomew.
 There's no mystery about it Miss Conaldine's staying up at the Broom house."
 Lester swore freely The woman stood quietly till he had finished her eyes averted. Then without moving or looking at him, she re- torted with a stream of profanity such as he had never heard equal led by any woman, young or old And as he departed, she took his $5 bill to the kitchen and dropped it into the stove.
 Copyright, 1880, by Roy Vickers)
 There is violent sceno in
 tcmorrOw's chapter, when Lester
 seeks Dr. LyttOn's aid in his
 pursuit of HaIlie.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
SEWING INSTRUCTIONS

Further sewing instructions are to be given here tomorrow by Mrs. Fohn- Hansen, forenoon in the council chambers and afternoon at the school. Morning hours will be from 9:30 o'clock until 12, but those interested may drop in at any time Friday afternoon a fec- ture on meal planning and nutri- ton will be given in the Domestic Science room at the school.
 Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock in the school sewing instructions will be resumed. Tn the afternoon in the Domestic Science room there will be told 50 ways of making the living room more enjoyable and in the evening a demonstration about salads and salad dressings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
rNANTHE ROSE zo1 SSEekZzs SE
 >y HIN THE DARK

good look at the girl, who, by now no doubt, considered herself madly in love with him. Pretty, he thought but too much so. You don't come a step further than Sherry's sis ter" resolved Lester And now she was asking him to tell her what he was thinking of
 You" retorted Lester mechani- cally
 Then you're wishing, we hadn't met and you didn't have to bother with me!'
 T was thinking how perfectly wonderful it is of you to bother with me-" he contributed. Say, it'd be swell if you'd tell me your name"
 T don't know yours" she coun- tered.
 Lester gave it.
 Lester Broon," she repeated. T have seen your name somewhere l oh yes, dancing at the RlIz WlCn Cyria Cullen. Isn't she lovely? I saw her in Permanent Waves the other day"
 She's a little like you" said Lester, bending slightly towards her. Tn fact, I'd almost think you were her kid sister-well, here's Sherrys."
 He helped her out and was pres ently steering her to a secluded table. There was no one-he looked around the place-no one he knew. No one he could dump her on to.
 You haven't told me your name yet, you know he said, after he had ordered her a sundae and black coffee for himself.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
FIREMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT
 IS TO BE BIG EVENT

A big evenings entertainment for one and all is promised by the Douglas Fire Department at their annual supper, card party and dance to be given here Saturday evening in the Eagles hall. The committee in charge of the event has been working hard preparing to make it more successful than preceding occasions. Sittings for the supper will start at 5:30 o'clock, card playing will be from 8 to 10 and dancing from 10 until l am. The Scandinavian American orches- tra of Juneau, playing accordion and banjo, will play for the dance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

Chapter 21 LESTER MEETS ANOTHER ROSE Lester Broom was more amused than irritated when Hallie failed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

These weights include ordinary indoor clothing. Get on the scales and see if you are overweight and how much.
 The Modern way to take off fat is known as the Kruschen Method and is well worth a four weeks trial
 Cut out pies. cakes, pastry and ice cream for weeks-go light on potatoes, butter. cheese, cream and sugar-eat moderately of lean meat, chicken, fish, salads, green vegeta- bles and fruit-take one half a tea spoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water every morning before breakfast-don't miss a morning. An 85 cent bottle of KruSchen lasts 4 weeks-get it at Juneau Drug Co. or any drug store in the world. -adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

to keep the appointment. ne had made for her to meet him and be married at the municipal building in New York So she was being stubborn? Well, he'd like nothing better than to go out to Southcliff and bring her in himself. A touch of the whip j.
 He signalled to taxi crawling towards him on the opposite side of the street. AS he crossed to it, girl on the opposite pavement laid her hand on the door near the curb.
 I'm so sorry, I didn't know it was you he was stopping for" gig gled the girl. She was very blonde and blue-eyed. Lester stood bare headed and with easy laughter in his eyes.
 I'm in no hurry, honestly-go ahead and take it! So long as l catch the twelve o'clock from Penn station I'm all right"
 But it's a quarter to twelve now!" the girl cried. You can't possibly make it!"
 "Oh well, then I'll catch the nextl' said Lester. He was fully aware of the excitement and ad- miration in the girls eyes as she looked up at him. There's always plenty of trains to Southcliff."
 "Ohi" fluttered the girl. "Oh how funnyl I mean, it's really coincidence but I'm going to South cliff, too. Not by the twelve o'clock of course, but by the next"
 Lester had dealt with this kinc of coincidence before.
 "Then this is certainly our taxi, he said, still smiling. They got in well have pretty long wait fol our train" he said. What about stopping in at Sherry's on tho way?"
 "Id simply adore to-" she said Lester settled back and took
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

Old papers at The Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

"Oh, didn't F" she asked in elab- crate surprise. Its Conaldine. Rose Conaldine.
 Lester's coffee was at that mo- ment placed before him and he drank it at gulp :. Although he had addressed his letter to Hal lie Ellesmore" at Southcliffe, he had given Rose Conaldine" as his brides name at the registrars of- flee, intending to make quite sure Of the validity of his marriage.
 His first thought was that by some trick of the brain he was again hearing Hallies voice utter Hallies real name" 1 But his confusion passed. Like many men who possess beauty of body without beauty of mind and who therefore attracted only the most mindless of women, he was ready to believe that they would go to any lengths to gain his at tention.
 Mice name" he said, eyeing her with deliberate insolence. And only two of you in all New York so far as know"
 Two of us?' she stammered. You know another girl of my name? Conaldine?" 1 Lester grinned.
 I'm afraid you don't like your sundae," he said Let me order you something else, Miss Rose Con- aldine the Second" l Why, you sound" she faltered you sound as though you didn't believe it is my namel" | "Oh, l don't say that!' Lester leaned back. lighting a cigaret. She rose angrily.
 "Bye-bye," he murmured. Shall l give your love to Southcliff?"
 Arriving in Southcliff Lester went at once to Mrs. Bartholomew's. Miss Ellesmore at home?" he asked, as he opened the door.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

THE ROSE with cut
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
HELLO, Fl FRIENDS! Here We Are With the New
 GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIOS

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

Beautiful Christmas Cards from new and old Sydney Laurence re- productions-25 for $5.75. Hand colored-l5 cents each extra.
 Christmas Cards from your own print of landscape, baby, etc.-25 for $4.75
 If copy must be enlarged or re- duced - tiere is slight extra charge.
 Your own handwriting reproduc- !, ed at slight extra charge. Super for workmanship. Your time is getting short. See THE NUG- GET SHOP. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

SYNOPSIS: Saxely Gran mock goes blind when his nurse Hallie Ellesm0re, is detained, during a crucial treatment, by his drunken alf-brother, Les ter Broom. So Saxely does not know that the disgraced nurse is also the girl he loves and who loves him. Lester, engaged to HalIie, refuses her request to break off their relationship. Because Hallie's presence helps Grannock he is kept in ignor- ance of the situation with con- sent of his physician, Dr. Lyt- ton. Rose Conaldine, orphan ward of New York lawyer named Perle, seeks the aid of Howard Leckett, private detec- tive, in learning her orig in. Porle, hearing of this, tells her she is hciress to a S50,000 an- nuaI income. Hallie, also an or phan, learns from Mrs. Bar tholomew, friend of her dead aunt, that her real name also is Rose Conaldine. Both Roses are told their father was Glenn Conaldine, suspected murderer who never was caught. Gran neck and Hallie plan to be married, but Lester threatens to tell Grannock that Hallie is the nurse who blinded him unless she marries him.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
DOUGLAS NEVIS
MRS. CAHILL SURPRISED

Twenty guests surprised Mrs. w. E. Cahill at her home in Tread well last evening on the occasion of her birthday. Bridge and other card games were played for the pastime. Honors for play went to Mrs. Robert Fraser and Ed An drews for high scores and Mrs. John Mills and James Edmiston for low scores. Mrs. Cahill was pre- sented with a beautiful large fern by her friends.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

Billy Morgan's father makes three
 million dollars a year so Mildred grabs him. Coliseum, October 28. ! Reserved seat sale starts Saturday. 1 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23
What The Normal
 Man Should Weigh
Ages 45 to 49

According to Leonard Williams, M. D.. a gifted writer on Obesity "a mans normal weight at ages 45 to 49-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-10-23

For the fastest styles in portrait work see Winter and Pond. adv.
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CHAPTER XVII.
BROKEN ALIBIS,

T TAvE you the nerve to tell me
that two guns equipped with
silencerS figured in the kill
i i ing?" Samuels inquired.
There must have been two."
Annersley said.
Samueis lighted o cigar. "All right.
Where did you get that silencer?"
You won't believe me If tell you"
Lets hear it anyhow"
MY fiat was broken into one night
last year. I came home Just as a man
was getting away through the window.
I managed 10 grab revolver had in
my desk before he saw me. He lifted
his own gln---that gun on the table
but fired first and he dropped outside
the window. Later ! found his gun in
the Shruhbery and concluded I had
winged him. The gun was fitted with
that silencer and ! decided to keep 1t.
The crook didn't get much
Thought It might come in handy,
eh?"
"You would say that" Annersley re-
torted bitterly. 1T never occurred to
me to do anything with 1t until cou-
pie Of weeks ago when Parados' attitude
toward Miss Ferris became unendura-
BILE. I wondered If ! could threaten
him. It was a crazy notion-Parados
was afraid Of nothing on earth-but I
had to do somethingl"
I think all of us felt the urge be-
hind his words.
when / came here Saturday after
noon-ostensibly to see Celia-I had
the gun with me.
Hunt was right. The gun was under
that newspaper. / had thought Para
dos was alone. It shook me finding
Hunt there. guess I was crazy. Any
how, went back again, and this time
I found Parados dead on the floor. He
got what he deserved, whoever did It.
The safe stood open and I got the pa
pers I wanted about the Fleetwood
deal. Miss Jahries' check, too. had
q pretty good idea what the check
meant Miss Jahries came in then.
That's ALL"
Where are those papers9" Samuels
st destroyed them. Miss Jahries'
check, too" Annersley looked at Miss
Jahries, who had not moved from her
chair. "You may be interested to know
that I should never have used it against
you"
What have you to say about
Grainger?" Samuels demanded.
Nothing" Annersley replied. II have
told you the truth. You don't believe
me. you'd better send me over"
Claude, what are you saying?"
Celia ran across the room toward him.
Annersley caught her in his arms.
Claude, what is 1t? What are they
doing to you2"
Hush, dear!"
but you must tell mel You said
something about father. What is the
matter?"
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BY VIRTUE OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE
laws of the United States OF America gOv;
she 81 the
OF the United States and particularly for
Re1seS Statutes of the Uned states nce
81 hereby given that the following aTtomo;;
81 SE ss e. wt jsy
6SFo. o MS Motor No 'g 81 l 4gE uy s'S
ii. IT, 1880 Ford Touring, Rotor No: 73ssO9S;
july is. S 1856 Sse Ford '' Coach Motor No.
Alleo77l July ls 1880 BSiek Rosdster oN Mo
Motor sSo No sS4sss August 'i T. 1885, sTroe
Coach, Motor No 4526027; August 3. 1890,
Buick TOURING Motor No S5eSol; ATgnsJt Z;
RRR: AUGUST 8. 1880 Ford Ford Coach; Motor I No.
less coure,, Motor No, liES749 August st0J u.
1880. CADILLAC Touring. Motor No 6lA68S9i
IS AIs ssS % 1885, FORD Sp
Motor No. A2560436; Auelst %, 1880, Cadil-
lac Touring, Motor No. 6i1lSSl; august ~;
2s. 1890 Ford Sedan. Motor No. ,li5s5il9;
August 90. 1890. Chevrolet Coupe, Motor No.
Sr 49, J. ass Tors 1885, FG
Touring, Motor No. T7533s4; September II,
1880 Ford ssSp Mott Motor no eS2 MoGr Sep
sSs4Gs4: September H. 1880. Ford Sedan:
Motor No. 5a46O0e; September 10. 1880, Ford
1880. Dodge Coach, Motor No. 3658l6; Sep
tsmbsr D. 1890 Tord oS Sedan Motor No
stsT Motor No 9as4 S any Or
sons claiming any of the above property are
REQUIRED G dsT and mSS sTsh claim on
the ncV United States. R, q. MERRIcK, Acting
FoTr By wiLLIAM r. BIANbFoRD. Act
ing Deputy Prohibition Administrator, Dis
trict OF Columbia. September 49, 1880
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ADAM A. wEscHLER SON. AuetiOneers.

ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. Aucttoneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LEASE
To TaE FEE EsF HEn E AN ~ ANp
SALE, APARTMENT BUILDING, CON.
sfxTYsE1AEsN4 oT Af RHs HGNNREED p6HRR
sTuDIoS' SIX STORES, ON VEST
TMEES " KaS Np sfREEeFEss H N6RF RE-
N MFST y sATR t Lease 70 EgN Ninety
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded in. Liber No. siss. folio sii ct seq.
G1 m The sn nd records rs Of the District Of Co
G the Ss fSf sse oh BY E HSSN FHE P
Bay oo Of OCTOBER 1880, AT FOUR
G AND ae%ssd to Harry
Of lease from Mamie Yulee Noble and Msnd
Noble S Harlan; and the assignment OF same.
IN ber sO At folio H. ot the ah land rseo4sa
Of the District Of Columbia; in and to the
vat rat IA and lytRg in the city of Washinston,
5 ln OF Columbia, namely: Lots. 2s, 20.
lots in s SQUARE 49, @ per pat
the ONCE of the surveyor for the District Of
Ssed as ooRs M folio tor tho ss2 ds
at the northeastern corner of said lot a.
necticut avenue distant ST feet 3 inches SON IN
southeasterly direction from the northeast
said G line OF sald t sRense
i25 feet. to the southeastern corner Of said
II line 1T y s fs s the nS s.s
M an angie 81 90. OF En- alley feet vide; thence
to sofset-wids alley: thence T North S MitS
' ae Ef ' alley y, ses o ey and
Or Whereabouts to the northwesterns c coenes
sess & S:ssnSs is;S R:
IN samuel Dayidson's subdivision of lots in
once S Of ire iSS as per plat recorded M
t 9m9iS IN ~ Liber n k ct foos and Z. and
extending back Of that Wdtb sn avenue sS
Joining the southerly line Of said lot 81 as
a sdes about ITO feet to an alley To-
Of every kind and description now oT hepe
a arsen erected or placed upon said land and
nances to said land and premises beionSinE,
81 wd'n AL tne rights and privileges grant
ever; to all the conditions, covenants and
y said Harry Wardmsn, Thom n Psfl Ronss
James D. Hobbs and Edmund D. Rheem. II
VIII not convey or undertake to convey unto
t any puTchaser any right title or interest in
yond the rights conveyed to them n0 by re be
Terms Of SALE g T Fssi ieasehold ,n.er.,, win
rca 500 s9p 1sSt o to prior deed of trust Of
1882; also subject to a ground rent Of record
averaging approximately $4,000 per YEAR
payaDie quarterly, details of which viii be
i tnsTa cash, the remainder payable in equal
tnsttailments represented by the promissory
two r0 years: with interest AZ six per cent I per
snnusIIv rom sao,,s gay OF sale. payable semi
n lea,Ssehold sold. or all cash over trust. T At
op.i9n OF purchaser. A deposit Of SiO. 600
a ~ recording and notariaI fees at cost
" purchaser. Terms to be Committed wifi
within thirty DAYS from dev ~ SaIa Mlth
use trustees reserve right to resell leasehold
= rlsk and cost Of defaultinK purchaseT
I'm some :, newspaper published in Washing
LEO K. DRURY
saoA JOSEPH A. RAFFERTY,,
uNuS'eNou Trustees
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THoS J. OWEN & SON, Auctione.r.
1881 Eye Street N w
TRUSTEES TEEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es

TRuTsAT TE SALE SALE 6 OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
e9gRT.ss c6 6NE2MN As srx %TLE6EP
Atd1,AARTMENTs: BEING PREMisEs No 5.
WEST: -WSsAssHHff NeTT6oNs. Tps s. = NORTH
RECORDED n G Fl certain So seeS q duly
ot the land records ne 1sS D F6o % ~ e.
s Dlai ana upon proper direction in accordance
IKE sn rns provisions q said deed Of trust
sSa y freas S & Is ais ,ssS r.
b RiStrict Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and
eight eight. t2ssl n Harry Wardman and ID THOMAS
Sered one Sm Rnndro1 Of lots in SQUARE num-
ysyCf for District q 60% Sa fh N L Ssr
o, Subject tst hOEeyer to an existing FIRST deed
One H1ndrea fa agd Ce Fts, notes aggregstnE
tSiSo.0OC); maturing December is. 1881; and
I mine subject to accrued interest upon said
lars Of which debt. interest and taxes viii
Terms Of sale: one-third Gs HSt Of the pur-
Of the eSsns st a desd a 6f rs the
ness accrued interest thereon and unpaid
II two. equal Instruments, payable i in one
I'D ID and snG tEo .2l years. with interest at six
Annually from cate Of sae secured paysp sy s sssd
Oh trust upon the property sold. or ali
cash at the option of the purchaser A
.S2'5o0l will be REQUIRED at time Of sale
AZ conveyancing, recording. etc, at cost Of
tne purchaser: Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with within is days from day of sale.
Otherwise the trustee reserves the right to
the detaultine purchaser. after ten days adj
pertlsement OF such resale in some news
paper published in Washington, D. C.
NATIONAL. SAVINGS AND TRUST COM
PANY, Trustee BY FRANK STETSON
=: PERCIvAL WILSON. Secretary.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL CONTROL
BY ANY CHURCH OPPOSED
Use of Government Funds for Sec
tartan Education Also Con-
demned by Masons.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex, September 29.--Denial
of the right of any church or ecclesiAs-
tic power to control or supervise the free
public school system of the United
States or the educational system of any
State or nation was contained in rees
luton adopted here Friday by the
Supreme Council of the Thirty-third
Degree of Scottish Rite Masonry for
the Southern Jurisdiction.
The same resolution stated opposition
to the expenditure of public funds for
the use, support or maintenance Of sec
tartan educational institutions.
1t declared the recent encyclical letter
promulgated by Pope Plus, head of the
Roman Catholic Church, contained
"shrewdly concealed, but none the less
bold and violent attack upon the funda-
mental principles underlying the free
public school system of education Of the
United States"
The resolution also Endorsed a move
ment to establish department of edu-
cation in the Presidents cabinet
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REAR ADMIRAL DIES

BERLIN, September 20 lP.-Rear
Admiral Richard Ackermann who ut
the outbreak of the war was in conn
mand of the German warship Goeben
in the Mediterranean, died here Satur-
day, aged 81.
It was under his command that the
Goeben, with her sister ship. the Won
Moltke, escaped pursuit Of the Britain
Feet with which It came into touch
on Messtraa. and reached Turkish
wateTA
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POSSES SEEK SLAYER
OF 10-YEAR-0LD BOY
Father Claims Child Was shot
After Argument over Escorting
of Girl to Party.
BY the Associated Press.
EXTRAORDINARILY

BY the Associated Press.
BARBOURVILLE, KY, September
29.-Mat Smith, 10 years old, was shot
Greek, near the border of Knox and
Clay Counties. Posses Saturday were
seeking Isom Gambrell, rs.
According 10 the story told officers,
the boy and his sister, Ridley, IS, weie
accompanying their father, Bradley
Smith. to a social at a nearby mouS..
tain town when Gambrell drove UP and
asked to escort the girl to the party.
Bradley Smith refused to permit his
daughter to accompany him, ofacers
were told, and ordered Gambrell to
move on. Gambrell proceeded q few
yards, then turned. pulled q pistol, fred
and fed, 1t was said. The bullet passed
through the boys head.