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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
COURT DEFERS
JUDGMENT In
APPEAL CASE

The ease of four communists ap-
pcaling to the superior court from
a sentence of five months impris-
onment imposed last May when
they were found guilty of vagrancy
charges following their arrest for
distributing communistic circulars
and asserted radical activities, by
Judge II. Il. Griffin Of the Brawlcy
justice court, was taken under I'D
viscment by Judge Vaughn Thomp-
son Yesterday afternoon following
hearing in his court.
George Keos, Bobby Hall. Freak
TIaincs and j. 4. Howard. who have
been at liberty under bond pending
The result Of their appeal, all ap.
reared IN court, though none Of
them was called to the stand. \. l..
Nirin, Los Angeles attorney rep
resented the four men.
Only the presentation Of briefs
by the attorney for the defense aIsA
district attorney preceded the de
ciflon 6 Judge Thompson to takc
tie matter under a6yiscment. 1t -
expected it will be a week or -
days hfcre any decision is handed
down IN the tasa.
The ren wcr3 tried at B'1w!ey,
thc scene Of tho;r arrest, dur'ag tine
trials here last MAY Of nine radicals
found guilty Of criminal syndicai-
ism ON three counts, after they 'tcre
taken into custody by police during
The raids against communists on
April II and -. OF the nine three
were &cparted 70 Mexico, Will tie
others were given three scpcratc
sentences each of from one to -
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

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Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
WOMEN DRIVERS
TAKE FIRST IN
ECONOMY RACE

In one of the most gruclling tests
made in recent years, over rough
roads, l9e miles from Seattle TO
Mount Baker, Chevrolet six coach
driven by Miss Beulah La Haisc,
won the Gilmore Economy run r5.
Gently. Mrs. Pinkham and Ms
Baden, driving 1880 Chevrolet ears
won second and third respectively
in their classea. The Im was held
under the supervision of the Amcei-
c1n Automobile Association.
al here were II ears entered in
class .. 9f 'he Gimor, Economy ftH,
aud the run ;oc!Udcd - miles e
dct3ur over semc ot the roughtss
reads :rla.iarlle," d., Jared +. y.
Fair. Pacific Ht2jona' Manage y
to Chcpact Motoc Company in
his rsport II the Gao olct victory
"Mlss ia tlalaC, in the cheNra It,
which wcn IN lis cias, drove the -
all the 1s8v AID average 34.41 .1H
miios tot lin of gasoline r.
markablc record for this sort ef
driving.
"This is the second win for Chev-
rolet in Gilmore Economy runs. The
first was held early this year near
Los Angeles in which Chevrolet
established high mark for case
line and oil economy on . long
hilly run through the mountains.
"Chevrolet owners throughout the
west have been telling Us that the
cars are "gas miscrs' and these two
Gilmore Economy run prove it bet
ter than ever The runs were made
under the auspices Of the A.A.A.
the officials checking every car and
every woman driver, and kept track
of mileage, gas and oil consump-
Sion. The Chevrolet which won see
ond place in the Seattle TO Mount
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
So. California
Snort Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 23. U.P) ~
Hector Mcdonald, claimant to the
Canadian lightweight title, added to
his Pacific coast prowcss last night
Ivy decisive victory over Teddy
palacios in Il ton-round main event.
Mcdonald had a long lead in nine
rounds, dropping Palacios9 for a
short count in the second and stag
gorine linn several times with hard
punches to the face ana body
The sgmi-vindup between Leon
ard Bennett and Freddie Hawkins
was stopped in the third round by
Referee Frank HolborroW when
Hawkins refused to. tight. IIaw-
bins had disrcgardod three warn
in-s. clincling and hanging on.
Joe Codcr, won the decision from
Joe Ditto IN q slow siX-roWd special
cvo,. IN the openers, Ralph Leon
ara defeated Jack Kay and Leo
Lomclli knocked out Richie Parr in
tte FIRST round.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Straw Voting
Seems Popular

District Attorney Head and Nhcr-
if Gillctt retained their leads in
the straw vote at Fox Imperial Air
come last night, when the following
votes were east: Cillctt, 81; Nous
scau, So Pulliam, 2l; Campbell, %;
Nice. IS; Potts, I f.: Fargo, Is. For
district attorney; llcald, ST; Ctlcy.
-.
The totals for the two nights Of
voting are: Gillctt lsd; Mousseau,
llG; PuGam, -; Campbell %; Nice"
20; Potts, 9; Fargo, 10. For district
attorney: leald, 226 Utley, 22S.
Results in a straw ballot conduct
cd at the Arcade thcatcr in Holt
villc this week are: Gillctt, 3S; Potts,
26; Campbell II ;Pulliam, Is; Nous
scau, $; Nice, Fargo, /, For dis
trict attorney, Utley, Sc; lleald, 3S.
At Shircr's drug store the vote for
sheriff was: Gillctt. 81; Mousseau,
=; Campbell, 81; rulliam, %; Potts,
=; Fargo, I Nice, >. For district
attorney, Utley, POO; Hcald, 6S.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
WINS LONG SWIM

TORONTO, Aug. %. WP) Mar
garct Rayior, who was given scant
consideration before the race, yes
tcrdav won the Canadian national
exhibition 10 mile marathon swim
in Lake Ontario. Mrs. Ruth Tower
Corsan, Toronto, finished second, 17j
wards behind the winner, and Mrs.
Ethel Hcrtlc Gary, New York, was
third. Miss Ravior took first prize
nf Il nnn
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

los ANGELES. Aug. -. U.R-
NcWsboy Brown, the veteran Los
Angeles flywcight who defeated
Midget Wolgaat. recognized world
champions I'm bout last Tuesday,
WIS signed today to meet Frank
Geuafo here on September ..
Genaro, n leading title contender,
viii match Brown at liz pounds,
tive pounds over the fIyweight
limit.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23
Young Aviator
Leaves Wichita

WICHITA, Kans., Aug. %. UP
Eddie Schneider, school-boy flyer
who is trying for the west east iu-
nior transcontinental record, took
off from Wichita at 6:12 Il. m. today
in his Cessna monoplanc for New
York city.
Schneider recently established an
oast-west junior record,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

Folds the San Diego championships
in the 100, 200 and I40-yard events
ana hopes to establish new marks
for the distances.
LAKE ARROWHEAD, Aug. %.
U.P)-Frank l.. Fox drove his Chris
craft to its second victory Of the
season in the frce-for-all race Of
the Lake Arrowhead regatta yes
tcrday. Walter Woestmas was see
omd in the eight mile event and ].
N. Coss third. The winning time
was Is minutes and seconds.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

John Larrabec, Patcros, Washing
ton, has nine acres of overhead iri-
cation equipment by which he homes
to keep night temperature below
90 degrees, n minimum below which
codling moths viii not work.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

The two game farms in Washing
ton VIII produce $4,000 Chinese
phcasants this year and GOO fancy
nhcasants. Wild tnrkeNs. etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

Baker run recently, averaged 32.62
third place winner averaged 32.j3
ton miles per gallon, 50 that all
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

SAN PEDRO, Aug. %. U.P)
More than 700 navy football players
viii beoin practice here Thursday
,boa the battle fleet dFeadnaughts
return TO their home base from a
cruise to Puget Sound.
Rigorous training schedules were
.rlangcd for team9 from the baltic
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

ships California, West Virginia, Ten
ncsscc. New Mexico, Mississippi.
Oakland, Nevada, Idaho and New
York. airplanc carriers Saratoga and
Lexington and fleet base force ships
Mcdusa, Relief aud Procyon. Anna
polls varsity men viii coach the
gridders.
Double header games will be
played each Saturday beginning Sep
tcmbcr 27 in the new bowl at Point
Frmin, recently enlarged to 20,00O
seating capacity.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. %. U.P E.
Joe Pcregrina, Los Angeles middle
weight, viii meet Earl Long OF Okla
homa in six round feature bout
hero tonight. Horny Gaitancz and
Vie McNcaI viii appear in the semi
Windup.
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 90. up
Norccn Forbes, Lake Norconian
swimming star, viii defend three lo-
cal titles Sunday in swimming
meet at NJ fem Beach. Miss Forbes
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-23

ton miles per gallon o. gasoline. The
three entrants finished well and the
Figures were close.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
FORMER ND. GOVERNORS
DAUGHTER Is MARRIED.
Mary Virginia Harrington Weds
Prof. Truitt of University
of Maryland.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, June 21.-
Miss Mary Virginia Harrington, dauph-
ter OF former Governor of MARYLAND
and Mrs. Emerson C. Harrington. and
Prof. Reginald Van Trump Truitt of
the faculty of the University of Mary
land were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents in
Cambridge, Md, Because of a recent
death in the family the wedding was
quiet.
The bride was given in marriage nv
her father. Mrs. Emerson c. HarrinU-
ton, jr., sister-in-law of the bride, was
matron OF honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss Mamie Grier of Salisbury. Nd
and Miss Edna Smith. Miss Mamie
Harrington and Mrs. William d. Gould
Sd. all of Cambridge.
DR.. Ralph Truitt Of Baltimore was
best man for his brother. Rev. DIR.
William D. Gould. rector of Christ
Protestant Episcopal Church of Cam
bridge, performed the ceremony After
the wedding there was a reception at
tended by members of the immediate
families and few intimate friends.
Prof. Truitt, son of the late Capt.
and Mrs. George w. Truitt OF Snow
Hill, Md, is professor of zoology and
agriculture at the University of Mary
land. He formerly was head coach Of
lacrosse at that institution.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
MARYLAND SOCIETY
AT P|NEY POINT
Prominent Nearby Countians
on Board Steamer York
town for Trip.
BY Stan Correspondent of The star,

BY Stan Correspondent OF The Star
P1NEY POINT, Md, June 2l.-Many
prominent residents of Prince Georges
Calvert, Charles and st. Mary's Coun-
ties were among the 100 passengers or
the steamer Yorktown when it stopped
here this morning on the ninth annua,
Southern Maryland Society cruise.
The steamer will remain here for the
workboat races and sail for Colonial
Beach later In the day. After visiting
several other points. the Yorktown is
scheduled to return to Baltimore at lC
pm. Sunday night.
Prince Georgians Aboard.
Prince Georges residents on the cruise
are John Stanley. William Stanley
Clarence Roberts, Maynard Roberts, M
Hampton Magruder, Kent Mullikin
Roger Manning. j. Frank Parran, w. B
Posey, Bowie Addison, Gardner Coale
John Bowling, Charles HILL William
Wooten. Frank Duncan. Roger williams
w. r. Hill, Raymond Williams and
Thomas Magruder.
Charles County citizens aboard in
clude Brooke Matthews, H. S. Swami
James Wills, Elmore Southeron. Lee
Gardiner, Bennett Grain. Col. r. X
Compton and George B. Gray.
From st. Mary'S.
st. Mary's County is represented by
George Peverly. J. T. Hodges. c. o
Dent. Collins Burch, Henry Thomas
James Thomas, Walter Thomas and
Edward Thomas
Those from Calvert County are Phil
lip Rriscoe, J. r. Gray. sr.; J. G. Gray
jr.: Dorsey Gray. c. L. Marsh, F. J
Parran. Arthur Harkness, A. B. Gibson
George Turner, Joseph CLANCY anc
Charles Marsh.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
HEALTH NOT so GOOD,
MAN WINS 4 MONTHS
Plea to Judge Results In That Re
duction in Years Sentence
at Rockville.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, June 21.-Failing
to convince Police Court Judge Charles
w Woodward that he should get out of
jail in time to make some money be-
fore Winter to get an overcoat," Joseph
Meekins, colored, secured a reduction
Of a sentence of year when he as
sured the magistrate, Judge, my health
amt so good; I might not live that
long"
MeekinS. who lives in an alley known
as Monkey Run" to the initiate. was
hailed into Police Court on a charge
Of possession of liquor with intent to
sell
How much do you think I ought to
give you?" queried Judge Woodward.
"Oh, reckon three months would be
about right, Judge" replied the de-
fendant. that would let me out in time
to earn some money for Winter over
coat"
mo. Joe. that's not nearly enough.
How do you think year would do?"
A startled expression crept over the
colored mans face. Judge, my health S
not so good. might not live that long
"All right" the judge capitulated
with a laugh, well make it eight
months"
Evening star., 1930-06-21
REPUBLICANS PLAN
CAMPAIGN NEARBY
Montgomery Group to Select
Election Officers Probably
Next Week.
Special Dispatch to The star.

ROCKVILLE, Md, June 21.-Repub-
lican campaign activities in Montgom-
cry County will be inaugurated with a
meeting at Rockville, porbsbly next
week, Of the chairmen of the various
precinct committees of the county, it
was decided at meeting here yester-
day afternoon of the county State CEN
trail committee, composed of Paul Sle-
man, chairman; Wilson L. Townsend
Mrs. John A. Holmes, F. Barnard Welsh
and Simon 0. Smith The date will be
fixed by Chairman Sleman.
The meeting yesterday was principally
to select list from which the super
visors of elections will next Tuesday
appoint the Republican officers of reg
istration, who will also act as judges Of
election for the various registration and
polling places of the county.
Discussion Of party prospects in the
county this year, 1t is understood, show
ed the members of the committee to be
unanimously of the opinion that the
Republicans have a splendid chance OF
carrying the county at its November
election provided the right kind OF
candidates are nominated for the num-
erous Offices to be filled and an in
dustriouS campaign conducted
Evening star., 1930-06-21
ROAD HOUSE RAID
PENALTIES HEAVY
Maximum Sentences Imposed by
Court in Effort to Remedy
Conditions.

BY stan correspondent OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. Md, June 2i.-
Declaring he had received many COM
plants about disorder at road houses
and that he would do all in his power
to put an end to the conditions, Police
Court Judge j. Chew Sheriff yesterday
imposed maximum penalties on James
Hawkins, colored, who said he was part
owner of the Dew Drop Inn, a road
house near Oxon Hill.
Hawkins was fined $100 on charges
OF maintaining disorderly house and
$l00 and so days in Jail on a charge of
running country club without a
traders license" Through Attorney
Arthur Keefer he noted an appeal.
The man was arrested with IL other
colored men and women during a raid
last Saturday night by Prince Georges
County Ofhcers Hepburn, Prince, Nichols
and Robinson.
James Elder, one OF those taken in
of illegal possession. The others were
fined $25 each on disorderly conduct
charges. They were George Washing
ton, william H. Jones. B. Miller, War
den Brown. Carrie Monroe. Robert
Baker, James Duncan, Nettie Jarvis
and Edward Soper.
Paulette Owens, colored. OF Mitchell
vile, Md, was fined total of $l53
and sentenced to six months in the
House of Correction on charges of as
Sault and battery, disorderly conduct.
driving while drunk, reckless driving,
no license and no registration in pos
session.
The man was accused of hitting
James H. Hamilton of Hyattsville on
the Grain Highway on May 30 The
traffic offenses against him were pre-
ferred by State Policeman Booker.
John E. Pritcher. 1900 block of C
street northeast, was fined a total of
$l02 for driving while drunk, reckless
driving and having no registration in
possession. He was arrested by Booker
on Crystal Springs avenue.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
Widow Gets $4,000
For Killing of Her
Husband in Crash
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, June 21.-Mrs. Elsie
Weingold widow of Herman d.
Weingold who was killed when his
automobile was struck by a motor
bus on the Washington boulevard
last year, yesterday was awarded
$25 900 damages by the jury which
heard her suit for the last several
days in City Court before Judge Eli
Frank.
The verdict was against the Peo-
pies Rapid Transit Co, Inc, the de-
fendant. The accident occurred near
Deep Run, when, 1t was testified, the
motor bus met the Weingold auto
mobile as the bus was passing an
other car near the crown of a hill.
The bus driver, Earl Reed of Phil
adelphia, who was convicted of man
slaughter at his trial at Ellicott City
after the accident, appeared as a
witness at the damage trial The
Weingolds were from Torrington,
Conn.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
GIRL s FATAL BURNS
HELD ACCIDENTAL
Fairfax Coroner Decides No
Criminal Liability in Miss
SIoper'S Death.
sp.c,,l Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FALLS CHURCH, Va, June 2l.-Dr
C. A. Ransom, Fairfax County coroner,
returned a verdict of accidental death
due to burns at the inquest yesterday
into the death Of ls-year r-old Mildred
Slcper Of Antioch Chapel Va.
The inquest was held in the Office of
Justice of the Peace J. T. Moling, the
verdict being announced after protract-
ed questioning of the three youths who
we're witnesses to the accident-Joe
Mills, jr., of West Falls Church and
Robert Harper of West Falls Church,
companions of the girl in the machine,
and young Frank Myers, operator of
the gasoline pump at the Merrifield
garage,
Testimony Agrees.
Testimony from these three witnesses
vas unanimous that the blaze was
purely accidental and was due to a
spark caused by a match struck by
Young Harper while gas was being put
into the tank. Harper. who was stand
ing about two feet from the car, started
to light a cigarette. Both unlighted
cigarette and a box of safety matches
we're found next morning beside the
car. LIT. RdISOIn states IEldL harper
admitted striking the match without
thinking of any possible danger
DR.. Ransom himself was summoned
BY phone to the garage and later fol-
lowed the girl to Emergency Hospital,
Washington. where he assisted in car
ing for her burns.
No testimony was taken at the in
quest as to what had transpired prior
to the accident. DR.. Ransom refused to
allow any subject to be introduced ex-
cept that pertaining strictly to the ac-
cident from which the girl met her
death. DR.. Ransom states that there
seem to be no criminal factors involved
in the death itself.
Released From Custody.
Sheriff z. P. Kirby of Fairfax County
released Harper. who has been held in
jail since last Tuesday awaiting investi-
CATION into the death of Miss Sloper.
The verdict of the coroner has ab-
solved Harper from any criminal liabil-
ity.
Kirby states that Fred Petit of
Vienna and Joe Mills, jr., now on $500
bond, will be held for further investi-
cation by Commemorative ATTORNEY
Wilson M. Farr when the latter returns
from his vacation.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
MRS. JANNEY LEAVES
ESTATE FOR HOME
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va, June 21.-The
Henry and William Evans Home for
Orphaned Children of the city of Win
chester and the counties of Frederick
and Clarke is to be established here
under terms of the will of the late Mrs.
Mollie Evans Janney, wife of L. C.
Janney, whose death occurred recently.
The will, filed today, leaves the es-
tate of Mrs. Janney. regarded as one
of the wealthiest women here, to her
husband and niece, Miss Lillian
Sheetz The provision for the orphans
home is not to become operative, how
ever, until after the death of Miss
SheetZ
The testator's home place on North
Loudoun street is to be utilized for the
institution, to be managed by a board
of trustees. Mrs. Janney was a daugh-
ter OF the late Henry Evans and a
niece of the late William Evans, whole
sale tobacco merchants and manufac-
tllreTS
Evening star., 1930-06-21
PROBATE SMOOT WILL
IN ALEXANDRIA COURT
Document Leaves Bulk of Estate TO
Widow, Who Qualities
as Executrix.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, June 2l.-The
viii of William B. Smoot, who died last
Sunday at Atlantic City, N j., was
admitted to probate in the Corporation
Court here today The bulk of the
estate, valued at approximately $70O 900
was left to Margaret l.. Smoot, widow
of the deceased, who also qualified as
executrix, without bond
The will, which was dated March 4,
1880, also created trust fund for GER
tain purposes, and made other beouests
to relatives. The trust fund, which
becomes operative on the death of Mrs.
Smoot, leaves various amounts to in
stitutions and relatives.
Trustees of the fund are Mrs. Smoot.
Gardner L. Boothe and the Citizens
National Bank of this city.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
Wife of 81 Years
Sues for Divorce.
Charging Cruelty
By a star Correspondent of The Star.

UPPER MARLBORO, Mo, June II
After being married "a years, Mrs.
Myrtle v. Curley has brought suit in
Circuit Court here for a limited divorce
from Hugh Curley of Laurel, alleging
cruelty. Through Attorney Ogle Mar
bury, the wife tells the court her hus-
band forced her out of their home and
she now lives in Baltimore.
The couple were married July 20,
1896, and have seven children. The
wife asks alimony and the custody of
one minor child
Mrs. Matte Ethel Gray of Brentwood
has filed suit for an absolute divorce
from Arthur Allen Gray of Newark, N.
j., charging deSertion. They were mar
ried March 20, 1912, and have one child.
Attorneys Charles c. Marbury and T.
Howard Duckett appear for the plain
tiff.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
Voting Registers Named.

By STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO. Md. June 21.-
Registration officers to serve in the
registration of voters in the coming
primary and general elections will be
appointed by the County Board of Elec-
ton Supervisors at their meeting Tues
day. The judges and clerks of the elec-
tion will not be appointed until the
July meeting.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
MARLBORO TAX LEVY
SAME AS LAST YEAR
Town Commissioners Decide to Con-
tinue 20-Cent Rate-Bills
Payable July Is.
BY star Correspondent of The Star.

BY staH Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, June III
The present tax levy of 20 cents per
$100 assessed value Of real estate in the
town of Marlboro will be continued
during the current year, Town Com
missioners Clagett, Hill and Wilson
have decided.
The town treasurer has notified tax
PAYERS that their bills are payable on
July Is, and that If not paid by jan
uary /. 1881. their property will be ad-
vertised for sale for default.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
Cook COnfesses
Putting Poison in
Employers Coffee

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WARRENTON, Va, June al
Mary Elizabeth Oliver is in the
county Jail charged with attempted
poisoning of John A. Coons and his
family, for whom she was cook.
Mr.. CoonS yesterday morning noted
a peculiar taste In his coffee and
brought a sample to the mayors
Office. The woman was arrested on
suspicion by Sheriff Wooh and is
said to have confessed that she had
put poison in the coffee. She said
she was mad with Mr.. Coon, but was
now sorry she had done it.
No trial has yet been held.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
FINE RAISED FOR APPEAL
Accused Attorney Says He Will
Pay If He Loses.
Special Dispatch to The Star

special D1spatch TO The Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va, June 2l-When
Judge j. P. McCarron Thursday in the
Municipal Court fined Leonard Payne
colored, SIS on charge of being drunk
his attorney, A. S. Hester asked the
court to raise the fine to $25 to permit
him to note an appeal.
When the judge said the fine would
not be reduced If it was raised, Payne
told the attorney that he would rather
pay the $5 fine and go. But by this
time the fine had been raised to $25
and PAYNE was released under a $50
bond. the attorney declaring that he
would pay the fine himself if he lost
the appeal
Evening star., 1930-06-21

BY first removing the cargo OF sui
phate Of copper an attempt will be made
to refioat the Spanish steamer Abba.
which last September was wrecked off
the coast of Scotland.
Evening star., 1930-06-21
DROWNED FROM DREDGE
Prince Georges Colored Mans Body
Not Recovered.
BY a stan Correspondent of The Star.

Not Recovered.
BY a Staf Correspondent of The Star
BROAD CREEK, Md, June 21-Ef-
forts of Prince Georges County author
tiles to locate the body of Dan Lewis,
colored, who was drowned from a
dredge here yesterday afternoon, had
Lewis, who had been employed in
the building of county road, waded
out to an old abandoned dredge shortly
after noon and was seen to fall into
the water Workers who rushed to his
rescue reported the body never came
to the surface. Constable Perrygo took
charge of rescue efforts.