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Nogales international., 1932-10-01


FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA
CRUZ
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PRO
PERTY
FIRST NATIONAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a cor
poration, Plaintiff
e. D. JUVERA, AND MRS. E. D.
JUvERA husband, and wife, FRAN
CISCO PESQUETRA. ard MRS.
FRANCISCO PESQUEIRA, husband
and wife, M. B. VERDUGO, and
MRS. M. B. VERDUGO, husband
and wife, Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of an execu-
ton issued out of the Superior Court
of Santa Cruz County, State Of Ari-
IONA, in an action wherein First
National Building and Loan AsSo-
citation, corporation was plaintiff,
and E. D. Juvera, Mrs. E. D. Juvera,
husband and wife, Francisco Pes
uueira and Mrs. Francisco PeSque-
ira, husband and wife, M. B. Ver-
dugo, and Mrs. M. B. Verdugo, hus-
band and wife, were defendants,
upon a Judgment rendered on the
goth. day Of August, 1882, in favor
Of said plaintiff and against said
defendants, for the sum Of One
Thousand One Hundred Sixty eight
and 12/1OO ($1,168.12) Dollars, cur
rent lawful money of the United
States of America, with interest and
costs, have this day levied upon
all the right, title, claim and in
terest of said defendants in and to
the following described property, to-
wit:
GA part of Lot 8, Block "L" Of
j. j. Moons Subdivision of Lot
S, Block /, of the Town of No
gales, Arizona, according to the
Map of said Subdivision, record
ed August 5th. 1904 and particu-
larly described as follows:
beginning at e point, being
Nogales international., 1932-10-01

FOR SALE - Easy terms, or trade
in on acreage suitable truck and
poultry. room house. Bath, large
screen porch and garage, excellent
condition. 152 Curtis Street.
(Pub. 928 3t)
Evening star., 1932-09-29
MEDALS AWARDED
AT GEORGETOWN
D. C. Students Carry OFF
Major Portion Of Scho-
IastiC H0nOrS.

Featuring the formal opening of the
le32-33 academic year at Georgetown
University, scholastic medals were
awarded yesterday to honor students
among undergraduates Of the College Of
Arts and Sciences for accomplishment
during the last school year.
: District Of Columbia students carried
of the major portion of the scholastic
honors, three of them winning four of
the nine medals presented by DR.. w
Coleman Nevils, S. j., president Of the
university. jerome J. Downey of this
city was the only student to win two
medals, each of them being awarded for
oratory, a field in which he won the
oratorical contest sponsored May "a last
by the District of Columbia George
Washington Bicentennial Commission
for his grafton on washington"
Win Two Medals.
The medals which Mr. Downey re-
ceived at Yesterdays exercises were the
Dixon Elocution Medal and the Garvan
Oratorical Medal which he won in open
competition.
Arthur F. Carroll and Robert J. Nav
Kinney were the ether two washington
students to receive awards. Mr.. Carroll
received the O'Brien Medal for the best
examination in Junior philosophy and
Mr.. Mawhinney was awarded the Dahl
gren Medal for the best examination in
integra! and differential calculus.
The Hamilton Philodemic Medal,
founded by Dean George E. Hamilton of
the Law School, was awarded to Joseph
G. Smith of Pennsylvania for the best
extempore debate among members OF
the Philoden1ic Society. 102-year -old
debating group at the college. Joseph
N. Monaghan Of Michigan, president of
the Yard or Students Council was
awarded the Kidwell Medal for the
highest average in the Junior physics
class. The Brennan Medal was won by
John S. Quigley for the best examina
ton based on Doyles Defense of the
Catholic Church" and Chetwood's God
and Creation" The remaining honors
were awarded as follows: Philip A.
Hart, jr., of Pennsylvania, the Edward
Douglas White Medal for the prize de-
bate between the CASTOR and White So
cieties, and Thomas A. O'Callaghan of
New Jersey, the Horace Medal for the
best examination in selected odes of
Horace.
Cites Taft and White.
President Nevils, who addressed the
student body assembled in CASTOR Hall,
referred to incidents in the lives of VIII
liam Howard Taft and Edward Douglas
White, Chief Justices of the United
States, to impress upon the young men
the value of proper reverence for re-
ligion, law and authority. Rev. Vincent
j. Hart, S. j., dean of the college, pre-
sided.
Before the academic exeScises. Presi-
dent Nevils was celebrant at a mass of
the Holy Ghost for the college seniors in
the Chapel of st. William. A similar
mass, at which Dean Hart oficiated
was observed in Dahlgren Chapel for
the undergraduates.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
TWO IN AUTO KILLED
BY DYNAMITE BLAST
Four Others Injured in Mysterious
Explosion as Car Is Parked
in Pennsylvania.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. -,
SCRANTON, Pa, September 29-Two
unidentified men were killed early to-
day in what police described as an ex-
plosion of dynamite bomb In the VIC
Tins automobile.
-Four other persons suffered minor in
juries in the blast which occurred in
the sparsely settled Trip Park section
of the city.
Parts of the bodies of the two men
were SO badly mangled Identification
was virtually impossible Police were
unable to advance motive for the ex-
plosion. The car bore Pennsylvania
license plates.
An automobile drivers license found
near the scene bore the name, police
said, of Alfred Satiri of Jessup. Pa, a
mining community six miles north of
Scranton.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Clearance of Rugs

AlEdI dIi(C VI lNoSo
Many fine bargains in few Of a
a;ra, monthly payments easily
arranged on purchases of $40 or
mere.
JUST 100 vELTY RAG
RUGS, eclorful hit-z nd miss pat
terms, size Isx36 inches, PIC
JUST 80 CHENILLE RUGS. very
useful, sold in sets OF three
list SIX ssi2 ADMINISTER
RUGS. nav Oriental sheen type
effect, all wccI; regularly low
priced by Sea-s a: G2o.s5 s13s5
and S3A.95. Clearance.
lust 80 AXMIl, STER RUGS.
scatter size, 2ixiS inches. Reg
ularly low priced sl.s8. s6s
JUST 40 DOOR MATS, notified
and stenciled cocoa; 14x2f inches;
regularly low priced 7Sc. SQc
Clearance ...............
Curtains and
Draper:es
JUST 100 PAM CURTAINS.
nicely made OF m rqt.set:e and
finished with deep 5uI,sn fringe.
Soft French ccrI SO in.
wide, "a yds. long. Clear 1SC
ance. each ...........-
JUST 9 PART-WOOL BLANK
ETS, beautiful pllids; siz- 70xS0
inches. Clearance Sis
JUST 80 MARQUIsETTE CUR
TAINS, nicely tailored; regularly
low priced at 7sc. Clear 4hc
ance, a pair. ......... 'oS
LOT OF VIRGIN WOOL AND
SILK BLANKETS, size 70xS0
inches; reversible colors; s19S
1898 values. Cle2-ancc, ea";'
JUST 400 YD@. CRET0NNE,
sunfast, w.ohG Bic: 30 and
ssc qualities. Clearance, a 10c
ioc NOVELTY CPENADE;LS,
short cuts for sc~h cur aims,
kitchen and bath. Clear 10c
ance. a yard
JUST IL FINE CGMFORTERS,
covered in printed sa.cen with
solid band borders; nicely quilted
with deep tufts; full bed size:
regularly low priced at S9S
s3.49. Clearance .......
JUST IS CURTAIN RODS. mot
tied black, very decorative; resu-
larry low priced at sc. 40c
Clearance ..............
JUST 80 ARTISTIC PILLOWS,
neatly tailored, Kapok DC
filled. Clearance. each.
Clearance OF
Cas- Rcr,E-es
Mcr..-,y Haysn2r : Easily
Armed
Only s. Dc; Small
Carrying Charge
JUST SIX GAS RANGES, beau
tiful console model. fully pOrce-
lain enameled. touch-a-button
lighter, heat regulator, regularly
low priced Si975. Clear
ance price. delivered and s2195
JUST FIVE GAS RANGES. cab
met models, full porcelain enam-
eIed. insulated oven, utility draw
er, tOuch-a button lighter, regu-
larly low priced Si9.75.
Clearance price, delivered SS195
and con~~ctcd ...... III
Clearance of
Electric ErCncrs
On,y cJ Do,
Small Ca-.7~ C'.---n
JUST ? KENrEOEE T.2CTRTC
IRCNEES. Thcuce~dj -cw in
use. Wonderful t.me and labor
saver. Resulerly low
priced at $3.50. Clear S215o
anCe
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Clearance of
Lingerie

FRENCH CREPE LINGERIE
chemise. dance sets, step -ins; reg
uiarly low priced, 9Sc; all regular
sizes in the lot. Clear ROc
ASSORTMENT RAYON LINGE-
RIE-Combinations, bio m ers,
vests, panties, step-ins; pink and
peach; all regular sizes in OOo
the lot. Clearance. ..... -/S
MILANESE SILK LINGERIE
Shirts, panties, blcomers; all reg
ular sizes in the lot: regularly
low priced, $1.00. Clear 7Oo
LOT OF SLIPS, made Of rayon
and cotton; all bias cut; lace
trimmed or tailored: reg
un"a u,ar!y worth 7se' Clear 46c
Evening star., 1932-09-29

body was found with those Of his wife
and two daughters In their Taylors-
vile, Nd, farm house last October IL.
A Circuit Court Jury early today re-
turned verdict Of guilty in the first
degree without recommendation for
mercy. A previous conviction had been
reversed by the State Court Of Ap-
peals. The defense asked for a new
trial and sentence was deferred.
Lee, who worked for Davis, was ac-
cused by the State of going to the
farmers home and killing the four
members of the family while they were
asleep because of a dispute over wages
Evening star., 1932-09-29

missed his landing net, clowns were to
cavort and chorus girls dance In an
odd memorial service. Then the min
lister, who said the last rites ut Krucks
funeral, was to repeat the ecriptural
passages he read year ago.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

FOR SALE BY
DISTRICT HARDWARE & ELECTRIC
CO., 2148 st. NV.
H. p. FISCEL,
423 9th st. Sc.
w. F. HUMMER & SON,
802-810 B st. NE.
VIRGINIA HARDWARE CO.,
Rosslyn, Va.
FARM SUPPLY COMPANY,
LeonardtoWn, Md.
H. MITCHELL HARDWARE CO.,
La Plata, Md.
c. z. POSEY,
Indian Head, Md.
WILLIAM V. MILLER,
Cheltenham. Md
MEREDITH LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.,
Mechanicsville, Md.
]. NJ BOWLING & COMPANY,
Hughesville, Nd
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Clearance of Clocks
JUST Is NOVELTY CLOCKS for
boudoir and desk, also electric
clocks, with or without alarm.
Regularly low priced. s2.95. S
Clearance, each. .........
JUST 10 ELECTRIC KITCHEN
CLOCKS. beautiful colors TO
match surroundings. Clear 19S
ance price. ...............
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Clearance of
Nationally Advertised
Electric Sewing
Machines
Monthly Payments Easily
Ars-@ rraa

Monthly Payments Easily
Arranged
Only So do ..n-Sman
Carrying Charge
Demontt.a.0.G and floor samples,
guaranteed ptrfec. mechanically.
aUST 1 FRANKLIN TEEADLE
SEWlNG MACHINE, regularly
low priced s445O. Clear S1Q5S
JUST / FRANKLIN ELECTRIC
SEWING MACHINE. regularly
low priced $3.50. Clear S1Q15
JUST / MINNESOTA TREADLE
SEWING MACHINE, regularly
low priced s44.5o. Clear s1Q75
JUST / MINNESOTA ELECTRIC
SEWING MACHINE. regularly
lew priced $3.50. Clear s4Q75
- .................
Home Ware Clearance
oACON-AND-EGG SKILLETS,
cas: aluminium. regularly 400
low priced CSC. Clearance w
1c12-IN. SKILLETS. cast aiunli-
num- regularly low priced S9c
81. Clearance ........ C/S
REVERSIBLE DUST MOPS.
long handles, assorted colors.
regularly low priced 45c. 100
MAPLE HAMPERS. sturdy con-
struction, regularly low hQc
priced CSC. Clearance ... Wv
EMBRO SELF WRINGING
MOPS. complete with extra mop
heads. regularly worth 35
S1.95. Clearance .....
Clearance of
Electrical Fixtures
JUST y BATH BRACKETS,
chyCme pia,ed. wIth switcn, reg
ularly low priced Sl.00. Snc
Clearance, each .....
JUST IL CEILING FIXTURES
for porches, complete with QQc
shade. Clearance. each.
FIVE-LIGHT ELECTRIC FIN
TURES, indirect. with shades,
regularly low priced s12.5o. s49S
JUST "a DROP-LIGHT FIX
TURES, five lights, regularly
low priced S3.98. Clear S19S
30-WATT ELECTRIC BULBS,
outside frosted. round shade 5
in cclcrs. Clearance. ~ for.
Hardware Dept.
Clearance
80 TT. gUBX FED HOSE, olt-
H.. c0mp.e.C, With brass COu-
pins, regularly low priced S19S
S3.45. Clearance. ......
Sic SOLID BRONZE SCREEN
WIRE, 16 mesh, AZ and IS
inch widths. Clearance, SO. 4c
3isc STEEL SCREEN WIRE.
heavily galvanized. 16 mesh, "a
inch widths. Clearance, 01Lc
MERIT BOW RAKES, 14-tooth
bow and rake forged from one
piece of bar steel. Clear SQc
ance ...'....''.
Auto Accessories
JUST 20 SEAT COVERS. i9S0-3l
Ford Coach, aH-oVer materials,
tailored 10 fi.., regularly $3.50
S4.45. Clca-arce price
JUST IL AUTO TRUNKS. al
steel ccnst-u"tion. Regularly
low priced SS.45. Gear s749
ance
JUST SPARE-TIRE MIRRORS,
chrome plated. lock and chain,
regularly low priced S2.4S. S195
Clearance price ..........
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Two vases bearing the royal arms Of
Portugal. which were in the late King
Manuers residence In England, were
requested under his will to King
George of England as q testimony CT
deep gratitude for his many kind
Y1esses"
Evening star., 1932-09-29
THOMAS H. INCE, JR., WEEDS
Son Of Late Film Producer Marries
Nancy Drexel.

LOS ANGELES. September 20 (R,.-
Thomas H. Ince, jr. son Of the late film
producer, and Nancy Drexel, film ac-
tress, were married last night at the
Ince estate In Beverly Hills and left i'm
mediately by motor car fer Antioch, Ill,
where both are enrolled in Antioch COL
lege.
Miss Drexel, whose true name is Dor
Evening star., 1932-09-29

othy Kitchen. was given away by her
father, George p. Kitchen, a pioneer Of
the film industry. Her sister, Miss
Marian Kitchen, was her only attend
ant. B. r. Hampton, jr., was nce's
best man.
Evening star., 1932-09-29

pIlCC
Includes choice of the following:
35c Bath. Tooth and Hand
Brushes ............... .l9c
35c Lady Janis Waving Fluid. 19c
Csc Lady Janis Leron Cream. 19c
CSC Lady Janis Cleans ing
Cream ......'i 'i3c
69c Gclden Peacock Cleansing
Cream ............... .l5c
35c Vanard's Rose Cream and
Skin Lotion. ............... .I9c
Clearance of Shoes
WOMEN'S 50 AND 81 LOW
SHOES-PumBs, straps, ties. pat
ent, black kid, tan kid, blonde.
two-tone tans, high and medium
heels; all sizes in the lot. 81
Clearance, a pair. .......
CHILDREN'S s1.49 AND S1.9S
OXFORDS. in patent and gun
metal; Kerry Krone soles. rubber
heels; sizes 9 to 2. Clear ST
ance, pair
MEMS GUN METAL OXFORDS,
Ens;ich toe, wing tip; i1ct Is
rair; regularly low priced S 49
at $500. Clearance, pair
BOYS S1.sS BLACK OXFORDS,
Goodyear wing foot scles; sizes
<o XIX Clearance ST
pair .................
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Stationery Dept.
Sl.OO FOUNTAIN PENS for men
and women, 14kt. gold pen
points; attractive colcrs. zoo
Clearance
LOT OF PICT R ES AND
FRAMES. 12X14 ard 1x9 1Sc
inches. Clearance price.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
Clearance of
Gloves and Bags

Ao ~ SAAA$& ASSAo
JUST 144 FALL HANDBAGS,
blue, black. wine; many styles;
regularly worth CSC. Clear do
ance, each wv
ASSORTMENT OF FALL HAND
BAGS from the recent anniver-
sary event; fabrics and feathers:
many styles; regularly low s146
priced, s1.S9. Clearance. l.
Children's Wear
Clearance
JUST 50 EIDERDOWN COATS,
scme with berets; blue, pink.
white; regularly low priced, 81
S1.59. Clearance. ce........
JUST $50 PANTY DRESSES,
fast-color prints; sizes 2, 4, 6;
regularly low priced, 39c 81
each. Clearance, 4 for. r.....
JUST so BOYS WASH SUITS,
in plain colOrs with contrasting
trims; sizes l to 6 years; regu-
larly low priced, soc. Clear 1Qc
JUSl ~ fAN -WoOL DLANh-
ETS, SIC 30y40 inctcs: mink or
blue; regularly low priced 400
SOC. Clearance. ..... ~
Clearance of
BOYS Wear
ALL WOOL LUMBERJACKS.
button front, elastic bottoms, with
buttons; regularly low priced, 81
S1.79. Clearance. e.........
JUST BOYS LUMBERJACKS,
double suede cloth, with slide
easy Talon fastener; brown S149
or gray. Clearance price. l.
JUST TRENCH COATS. felt
lined. storm collar; belt all
round: regularly low S198
priced s2.9S. Clearance. l.
Toy Clearance
TRACTOR with chain and plow,
made Of aluminium; regu-
larly low priced, Sl.59. Clear 81
SCI s-CIun eoir SETS. Wit, oae
snoon ball; regularly csc. SOc
17-INCH RUBBER BALLS for
the lawn. mad, cf pure
gum. Regularly, S1.29. QOo
Clearance ..............
Evening star., 1932-09-29
SHOW IN CEMETERY

Troupers to Honor Fellow Player
at Grave.
OKLAHOMA CITY, September 40 Up.
THE World on Parade" playing at
the Oklahoma State Fair, was to give
an extra performance today-in Rose
Hill Cemetery.
At the grave Of a fellow troupef, VIII
liam Kruck, human cannonball," who
was killed here year ago when he
Evening star., 1932-09-29

Mexico imported Is American air.
planes In the first half Of this year.
Evening star., 1932-09-29
LEE AGAIN CONVICTED
OF SLAYING FAMILY
Maryland Jury Finds, First Degree
Verdict Without Hecommen-

dation for Mercy.
BY the Associated 1-ress
TOWSON, Md, September 29-For
the second time, Euel Lee, 60-year-old
colored man, has been found guilty Of
the Staying Of Green K. Davis, whose
Evening star., 1932-09-18
some one who has come to

darling :. some one who has come to
see you :" an.
who Is 1t, dear9 MarciaP TEN her
TO come in"
mo Jean ). 1t Is Martin ="
Don't oh, please dent torture
mel" she cried, and began Q wild sob
bing that smote the heart of the inn
patient man in the other room.
Martin came to the door. Victor
motioned him TO come In.
He was beside the bed. Jean, darling
little girl -
Suddenly she was very still. This was
q dream. She had been drinking
Victor, I'm seeing things" she said.
you are. dear 1t is really T."
Martin drew her into his arms and she
stared incredulouSly at him.
Martin really you. Oh, don't
GO away again hold me tight . :"
Her arms were about his neck, her
lips on his. Then she knew that 1t
was true: not q dream.
Victor went out and closed the door
He went downstairs and aimlessly
crossed Fifty-ninth street into the
park. He sat down on bench beside
man without hat, man who was
staring dazedly into the lagoon, mutter-
ing now and then to himself.
They looked at each other.
"Hcw are you, HIP"
How are you, Doc?"
Evening star., 1932-09-18
The Runaway Wife
By VERNE CONNELLY

ferred about it and decided that they
| had both been wrong in forming con-
spiracy to keep Jean from Martin, and
the least they could do now was rectify
it. if it were not, indeed, too late.
During the long wait until Martin
arrived, Marcia tried varous schemes,
none. of which worked. Then she
thought Of Warren Hill-was there a
chance that he might have some in
duence? Marcia recalled that he often
amused her-made her laugh when no
one else could, and certainly there was
bend between them though Marcia
had no notion just how deep its
nature.
Warren came at once when Marcia
called him. He was profoundly shocked
and touched when he saw the changed
girl. But he was wise enough to know
that pity would do no good, to know
that. in fact, 1t was precisely the wrong
procedure. So he assumed a non-
chalance which he was far from feeling.
Hello, Jean, old girl how are
you?"
Fine, Warren-how did you happen
to Gomez"
Thought it was about time dropped
in en- an old friend-aren't you glad to
see me?"
of course, am, Warren Did you
see Victor?'
mo, the maid let me in-Marcia
said it was all right if I came"
Dear Marcia . . she is so kind,
Warren"
"A lot of people are kind to you,
aren't they, Jean?"
ON, yes, indeed"
Too bad you don't show a little
/ IF hpi l.
What 90 you mean?"
We'll, as near as I can figure it OUT,
Junet married you to be kind to YOU
TO make you happy, and Marcia has
been negiecting her work to spend hours
with you every day, and you DO nothing
but lie here and refuse to show interest
in anything"
That's right, scold me-"
I'm going TO. l think you are a
miserable little ungrateful cheater ="
Jean fiared briefly. If that's what
you came for. you'd better go. Have
you been drinking?"
NO. but I brought you one" He
took a bottle out of his pocket and
Jean smiled in spite of herself at this
characteristic act.
Pm not going until I tell you Just
what I think of you-you are killing
yourself and your husband, too, by your
selflshness. What right have you to
do such thing, just because you
couldn't have the man you loved? Re
member how I loved you. Well. do you
want to know what I did--after I had
lost you I decided that I'd just crush
you out Of my heart-I wouldn't love
you any longer-I'd find a new interest
IN life. another girl, If possible. And
look at me, I'm getting along great"
Jean lifted herself on her pillows and
looked at him in astonishment. DO
you mean that a person can really do
that? Do you think I could get over
caring for Martini"
"Of course. you could Why, I'll
wager that if you actually tried. in a
year from now you'd laugh to think
what an idiot you'd been and you'd be
loving the doc so much it would just
be nobodyS business"
Warren, tell me how to do it. will
you? Oh, if you could only show me
how"
well, the first thing. old dear, is to
hop out of that bed Sure. know you
are weak and listless and don't care,
but that's the point, you've got to start
caring. Take food, for instance-have
you had your luncheon?"
mo, sent it away"
All right Now, we'll start with
luncheon. I'll order it brought back
and some for me, too. I'm pretty dog
Evening star., 1932-09-18
FUGITIVE SUSPECT HELD ;
BY QUEBEC AUTHORITIES.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
VICTORIAVILLE, Quebec, September
17-Henry Cooch, wanted in Montana
for escaping from Deer Lodge State
Prison. was arrested yesterday at Dan
Vile. Quebec. according to police ON
GERS, who brought their prisoner to the
county jail at Arthabaska last night.
Several days ago police were notified
by q farmer that he recently had q
man in his employ who acted sus-
piciously. Inquiries were made and
officials became convinced the man was
the escaped convict.
The man police believe to be Cooch
was found working as horse trainer
at Summer hotel. When they saw
the initials H. c." tatooed on his arm
they made the arrest.
He has admitted his identity police
said. Police circulars indicate Cooch
was sentenced to so years In prison or
kidnapping charges and escaped from the
Montana penitentiary six weeks ago
United States authorities have been
notified and preparations are being
made for extraditicn.
Evening star., 1932-09-18


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Evening star., 1932-09-18
INVESTIGATION STARTED
INTO PRISON HANGING
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September IL
The mysterious death by hanging. OF a
prisoner in the Chester County Jail
yesterday was being investigated by
State constables working out Of Gov.
Blackwood's Office.
The investigation was launched when
Chester County corcner's inquest
found that Grady Black, 27, member OF
a well-known family there, came to his
death August 80 in his Jail cell by
hands or hand unknown"
Black had been arrested few hours
before his death on a charge OF dis
orderly conduct.
Twenty-Five witnesses testified at the
inquest. Their testimony was that Black
had resisted arrest, had bitten a police
man and kicked him in the stomach,
and in turn Latimer had struck Black
with a blackjack and had placed his
foot on his throat while attempting to
arrest him.
Blacks body was found, the jury was
told, hanging by his neck in the cell
with his feet on the floor and his knees
bent.