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Evening star., 1938-02-25
Flash From the Darkness
Austria Is Not Doomed-Patriots Mobilizine to Bar
Infltration of Nazisn Cable Reveals

tria becomes a highway for further
"nf1ltration" at the point Of q sword
Because 1t may mean, tomorrow, that
Austria becomes a battle-ground
And because 1t means, today, that
Austria becomes, not richer, but
poorer!
A Dictated Armistice.
The dictate of Berchtesgaden 80
turns out to be, not a dictated peace,
but . dictated armistice. Whether it
will be q dictated peace, tomorrow,
depends upon the reaction Of the rest
OF the world. 1t depends upon whether
Austria is utterly deserted
Make no mistake about 1t. Hitler
moved not because he is strong, but
because he is weak. He moved because
his internal economic affairs were so
serious that he had to pull another
rabbit out of the hat and stage an
other foreign victory"
Austria knows this. She has every
reason to know 1t. Austria still has
relatively the freest exchange in Gen.
tral Europe, and were it not that
she would be overwhelmed by the
capital flight from surrounding coun-
tries could make it even freer. Until
a few months ago she had been con-
Quoting economic negotiations with
Germany as beggar. Lately that sit
uation has been reversed. Germany
has no money. Germany has been
purchasing iron ore, lumber and cat
tie in Austria and paying with prom
lSsory notes or goods which Austria
did not want or not paying at all. A
short time ago Germany threatened a
boycott Of Austrian goods, and to
Germany's great surprise many Aus
TRAN exporters said "Okay."
They weren's being paid for their ex-
ports anyhow. The Nazi sentiment in
Austria was not growing previous to the
Berchtesgaden meeting. 1t was dying
down as poor little country of
10000 people realized that the great
German Reich couldn't pay its bills.
In the last months the exports of
Austria to the regulated" countries
SooAA OSAAoAy 0Au 4tdly dIlu IllC
smaller neighbors-has been stagnant.
Her exports to the free countries have
risen so per cent.
These are the reasons why Hitler
wants to take Austria And the bene-
flciary will not be Austria.
Austria Not the Beneficiary.
Austria Is hardening-not against
Germany" Against the crusade of
brown bolshevism." Chancellor
Schuschnigg does not believe that
Nazism is the true or characteristic
face OF Germany. Six weeks ago he
publicly scofied at the idea of the
Third Reich lasting thousand years.
He asked English readers to remem-
Der Napoleon.
tcopyrisht. 1898, By New York Tribune.)
Evening star., 1938-02-25

senator's tear the reorganization bill for
court n because greatly the Presidents They
issues at stake the
amendments in Of
the same cooperation from the Republicans
Probably the Republicans time
they did during the court near
Neper1heeSs the agreement that the
10 take the Lead the
McNary OF oregon r do his best
Every sign indicates that junta will be
successful IN the Senate The chances
senate the reorganization left
sheos ana difficulty
controlling the sequel to
In several approved reasonably
scneme governmental
Sonate derous seeing
worked out oy his leadership the
pass strictly fake the 20 conference and
le song House provisions will be added
will have to beat the conference repo-a harder ob
The reorganization an anemic
copy OF te n Dill sent to Congress the
and enemies
The first reorganization suppressed the adminis
Hon oeJo1e could published
court feht 1t originally to Capio nm
MS dther 1t oted
conmtee hen discussing reorganization
~ere recapured by administration afternoon
administration
s oohe quite literally every Of the
form OF the executive branch
ture OF the Government all but
Every congressional check
congressional will brutaly abolished
appropatns What all
oeeo permanently the White House which
could recapure the passing
legislation a ' - ' ~ fNe
As now rewritten by Senator Carolina who
mas
Evening star., 1938-02-25
FATHER cox RELEASED
ON CONSPIRACY CHARGE
Priest Will Post Bond in ALLEGED
Use Of Mails to Pro-
mote Lottery.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH. Feb. 25.-Father
James r. Cox. friend of the jobless,
was released yesterday on his own
recognizance following his indictment
with 13 others for conspiracy and use
OF the mails in furtherance OF q lot
terry.
The priest was released upon rec
ommendation of Deputy United States
Attorney ]. r. Spigel, with the stipula-
ton that he post regular bond next
Tuesday.
Father Cox declined comment.
Charges against Father Cox, who
once led hunger march" of jobless
on Washington, grew out of a SIS 900
garden stakes contest to choose a
name for the monastery gardens of
old st. Patrick's Church, of which he
is pastor
Among the IA indicted were B. j.
Clifford of Cleveland and Thomas A.
Markins Of Pasadena, Calf, named
by United States attorneys as pro-
moters of the contest.
Evening star., 1938-02-25
The Capital Parade
Court Bill Foes Band to Fight Reorganization Bill,
With Republicans Expected to Join Attack Actively.

By JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER.
Steering Committee
Presidents coupackng bill virtually destroy
his governmental reorganization bill
frequent secret meetings Senator
Byrd Virginia
calls for a sustained. month-long fight
precisely the
tn0s used to oather
h'dedwav OF Senator Bennett Champ Missouri
scheme out the merit 'noues in the fight.
Senator Gerry Of Rhode Island
court plan Senator Wheeler
senator Walsh Massachusetts, the uneenng Bailey
Evening star., 1938-02-25
ADMIRAL BYRD DENIED
USE OF SHIP FOR TRIP
Virginia Pilot Association Refuses
to Loan Vessel for New
Antarctic Expedition.

BY the Associated Press
NORFOLK. Va, Feb. 25-Rear Ad-
miral Richard E. Byrd, Antartic ex-
plorer, asked the Virginia Pilot Asso-
citation to lend him the Hampton
Roads, the mainstay of the pilot feet,
for another expedition to the bottom
of the world, Capt. w. R. Boutwell,,
president of the pilot association, said
today.
Capt. Boutwell, said he had written
Admiral Byrd that the association
needed the Hampton Roads. and was
unable to comply with his request. The
craft, originally a yacht, was built for
polar service
Evening star., 1938-02-25

The department Of Akershus Is one of
the 20 departments into which the
Kingdom Of Norway is divided. It
surrounds the capital city Of Oslo.
Proceeds are to be applied toward
the refunding Of $3.50. 900 Of 35-year
per cent external sinking fund gold
hondS
Evening star., 1938-02-25

moved to please the enemies l.
IN order to get the Senate the
troAer Generals Office Senator
substituted Auditor General appon And he has
even agreed to WITHDRAW the presidential puer or
he personnel OF the independent poyers of
this sort to
or course the organized itself so care
w that Senator Byrd the
trick OF the conference the trick will
not be feasible after
the Senate There chance
1Copyrght 1898 Anne
Evening star., 1938-02-25
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

7 AM in receipt this morning
Thursday Of the following cable
from distinguished Austrian:
L "Our emergency is mobilizing
for Austria groups which have stood
aloof from public life for four years
stop More than million signatures tes-
tify to our will to freedom and indie.
Evening star., 1938-02-25
Bossisrn Again
Enters the
Picture
Pennsylvania Party at
White House Held
Depressing.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

- OMEWHERE in the dim and dis
tant past the Democratic party
used to make quite fuss about
- the rule Of the people," and
there was much ado about the pri-
mary system, because a set of bosses"
would dominate political conventions
Evening star., 1938-02-25

poorest thing possible. The reor-
ganization power is granted only
until June Of 1910. 1t Is narrowly
restricted, and many agencies are
excepted from it.
Moreover, Senator Byrnes and
the White House have been water
ing it down in some new way
almost every day. Not long ago,
the provision changing the Interior
Departments name to the De-
partment Of Conservation WAS re-
Evening star., 1938-02-25

Capt. Boutwell, said Admiral Byrd
stated that the boat was the only
craft in the United States suited for
an expedition such as he proposed to
undertake soon.
Once the Gadf1y II. the pilot boat
was built in 1929 in Boston.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

ana virtually QlC.
tate the nominal
tions. Likewise.
in the dim and
dista t pas t,
wicked" Repub-
licans used to
meet in smoke
filled rooms and
hand out nom,-
nations which the
people we're ex-
pected to ratify.
T ay, t h e
White House is
the scene of this
same kind Of
meeting Maybe
Evening star., 1938-02-25
CANNON TO BE MOVED
Woodring Declines to Rescind
Order Affecting Watervliet, N, Y.

Order Affecting Watervliet, N. Y.
The War Department announced
yesterday Secretary Woodring had de-
clined to rescind an order directing
the removal of captured British
cannon from the century-old armory
ut Watervliet, N. Y, to Yorktown, Va.
In letters to Gov. Herbert H. Leh-
man and Ernest v. Holt, president Of
the Albany Chamber Of Commerce,
Woodring said the department, "after
giving careful consideration to the
matter, has concluded that 1t could
not with propriety withhold from
transfer" the cannon which was 50
closely associated with the siege of
yorktown.
Lehman and Holt had appealed to
the Secretary to leave the cannon at
Watervliet, where it has been for more
than 113 years.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

y Z II q r II e e anu
support our chan
cellor stop This
wave of activity
is unfortunately
thwarted by the
p e S S 1 m / s m of
Western newspa-
pers, which ap-
parently re ard
us as already
doomed stop Ar
ticles headed fnis
Austria or Aus
tria infelix sug-
gest that we are
abandoned nd
Evening star., 1938-02-25

Rome was ones
described BY his
chief, Lord 1Al-
I O. ur, 0 rh Q
worlds most pe1.
feet private sec.
retary."
There Is . hip
pocket bulge un-
der his fastidi-
ously tailored
m or ning coat
which speaks of
an errant strain
in his ancient
clan. It isn't q
flask and 1t isn't
q -,~ "a
Evening star., 1938-02-25
Headline Folk
and What
They Do
Earl of Perth Comes
From Romantic I Inc
of briton,.
BY LEMUEL r. PATTON

BY LEMUEL r. PATTON
w YHEN in Rome, the Eaxi sf
M Perth does q the Romans
w do. Departing from Rome
for London to discuss the
British-1talian bargaining, he makes
free use Of the Fascist salute - one
news dispatch has 1t.
The present British AmbaaaAdoe 70
Evening star., 1938-02-25
This Changing World
Japan Expected to Denounce Stain as "Culprt" Who
Has Armed China After Formosa Raids.
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.
air bombardmen
Chinese by commandments
the Japanese mainland These
headlEes they 4
civilian population in Japan but will
between China "
The Chinese generally be Of Russian make
But reliable are Of
Evening star., 1938-02-25
PAPER DISCONTINUED
Bellingham (Wash.) News Pub,
Usher Blames Increased Costs.

Usher Blames Increased Costs.
BEILINGHAM. Wash, Feb. IS LP.
of the Bellingham Eve
ming News ended with yesterdays is
sue, Publisher s. N. Harrison an
nounced.
Publication was suspended last June
2 by strike of the American News
paper Guilds local unit. It was re-
sumed December 2 following a settle
ment. The publisher said increased
costs forced the closing.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

Won Ribbentrop raised his hand in
a Nazi salute before the King of
England, his gesture was the object
OF sensational comments. Most
London newspapers interpreted it
as an impudence and q diplomatic
incident was barely avoided.
Now, Lord Perth, the British
Ambassador in Rome and one of
the most determined opponents of
Fascism, smartly gave the Fascist
salute when he left Rome for Lon
don, where Chamberlain will give hi
ment' OF Mussolini. Mussolini, wi
Ambassador who had been for IL W
OF Nations, must have chuckled vi
Drummond was reported to him.
Evening star., 1938-02-25
NORWAY BOND REPORT
IS FILED WITH S. &, C..
Department Of Akersihus to Issue
$1,000, 900 of 3O-Year Sinking
Fund Securities,

B, the Associated Press.
The department of Akershus, in the
kingdom Of Norway, filed with the Sc
curities Commission yesterday a state
ment covering issuance of 100000
OF 30-year 4 per cent sinking fund
external loan bonds.
The bonds are due March /, 1868.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

European manufacture (mainly
British and American). Among
them 1t is believed to be those
which were unloaded last fall from
the Wichita but eventually found
their way to Canton in q vessel n.y.
ing . neutral nag.
The aviators who made the
daring raid were American, British
and French with Z sprinkling Of
Chinese. There are quite 4 number
Evening star., 1938-02-25

North Carolina; tough-talking Sem
ator Clark, Senator Burke Of Ne
braska and Senator Byrd himself
these are the members of the new
junta. Senator Byrd. who has made
Government reorganization his
speciality, has been chosen as their
official leader.
r. X
Moreover, the junta's scheme
is to repeat the strategy of the court
fight in exact detail The nemher.
Evening star., 1938-02-25

THE opinions OF rers on this paoe are their own not
Tho Tsecessary s TIE Stars Such opinions presented
Ine Stars eDor to gtue all sides questions
readers although such opinions contradictory among
thenselues and directly opposed to The Stars.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-02-12
IN THE FIELD:
A WORK OF NECESSITY
/M..L Q. 23-2S)

A Sabbath Stroll in a Gram
field. with its alleged Dissertation
of the day, illustrated the work
of necessity permissible on the
sabbath. The disciples passing
with Jesus through gralntleld
and probably returning from a
synagogue service, began to pluck
the wheatheads, rub out the ker,,
nels, and eat them. The critical
Pharisees watching an opportun-
ity to entrap and expose Jesus
called this reaping and threshing
and denounced it as unlawful;
The reply Of Jesus was clear and
convincing: % He cited the eX-
ample of David who under neces--
sity ate the forbidden shewbread
in the sanctuary at Shiloh. 90
He referred to the necessary sab
bath labcrs of the priests on duty
in the Temple. (3) He eXpounded
the spirit Of Scripture on the sab
bath question as involving d bless
ing and qualifying for service.
"a He asserted his own iordshlp
of the sabbath since his sover-
eighty is all-inclusive and uniVer-
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Two Greeks Are
Banished After
Sedition Charge

ATHENS, Feb. ~. (UP). -
The government Of Premier John
Metaxas, the "little dictator of
Greece, announced last night that
former Premier Andrew Michala-
kopoulos and John Theotokis,
prominent politician, have been
banished from the country for
seditious activities.
The banishments brought to 2
the number Of first-rank politi-
clans deported by MctaXas during
the last two weeks.
Thcotokis and Michalakopoulos
were said to have been banished
on charges that they disturbed
public order by circulating libel
Gus propaganda leaflets.
The press ministry issued the
following statement:
'In continuation Of the meas
ures against certain former poll
ticians trying to undermine the
country's finances, foreign policy
and public order by secretly cir
culating libelous leaflets to the
government is continuing its re-
constitutional work. There is
perfect peace throughout the
country"
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Dana Cagers In
Twin Victories al
Sunny View H. S.

The Dana basketball teams
ioulneycd to SaIuda and cane
out the vIctors in both ends Of
a double header with Sunny Wow
high school, in Polk county,
Thursday night, the Dana girls
walking away with their oppo-
nentS, 32-l2, while the boys
found it hard going to come out
on the long end OF a 1920 game.
Tie games were played in the
Saluda gym.
Paced by the consistent and
fast playing Hyder in the opening
game, the Dana lasSicS grabbed
the lead from the beginning and
were never threatened during the
game. They established 1910
lead before the Sunny View sex
tet could find the basket. The
smooth playing Dana guards held
the Sunny View forwards score
less during the first period. Dana
held an 1876 advantage at the
intermission and coasted to VIC
tory from that point on. Hydcr
starred for Dana, accounting for
u points, with Phillips coming
next with 10. Dana registered
seven foul shots out of nine trl-
ais. Skipper took scoring honors
for Sunny View with six points.
The second tussel presented a
more interesting game to the
sidelineS. 1t was 8 more closely
contested affair. Sunny View
scored Il foul in the opening min
utes of play to take the only lead
they held in the game. Dana
countered with field goal to go
ahead Pie Dana lads were never
headed again, although the game
was tied at the first quarter, 90.
Dana took the lead in the second
period and managed to shoId it
throughout. although they were
dangerously threatened in the
third priod when the Sunny View
quint pulled up to within two
points. Both teams were off on
field shots, missing apparently
sure shots. At the half the score
board read 1912 for Dana. In
the final minutes Of play the lads
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Edneyville Will
Meet Swannanoa
Tuesday Evening

The powerful Edneyvillc bas-
ketball teams will plaE in the new
city GYM for the first time Tues
day night when they encounter
Swannanou high school in two
games.
The girls game, which will
start at o'clock. promises to lie
close and hard-fought. Both teams
have excellent records. The tw"
sextets met earlier in the season,
and Edneyville emerged vIc!ori
Gus by narrow margin.
E'rcyville's boys cam nc&dS
no introduction. Undefeatcl this
year, they have downei such
teams as Textile and Mas Hill
college, Furman freshmen ana
sylvia high.
The Swannanoa lads also have
a splendid record. They have
been beaten only by Edneyvi'ie
end Asheville high.
Idneyville will be without me
services of Pittillo, steady center,
because Of his illness.
Shytle, sharpshooting forward,
is also apt to be absent from the
lineup because Of a pulled muscle
il His leg.
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Mark 2: 70 10 .. W.
Golden text: And he said unto
them. The sabbath was MADE 1or
man.--Mark =: q.
Eorlv in the ministry Of Jesus
he came into conflict with thGi
Phat isees over the sabbath ana
their hostility against him as "a
sabbath breaker" deepened and
darkcncd until the final tragedy
at Calvary.
L was on a visit 10 Jerusalem
mot recorded in Mark that
Jesus on 4 sabbath at the Poo! OF
Bethesda healed man who n9d
been infrm thirty-eight years. he
CARVING away OF his cot was de-
cIarcd unlawful and Jesus was
bitterly criticized for ordering IT,
On his return to Ga!llcc Jesus
met like hostility in two sabbath
scenes, one probably near Caper-
naum and the other III the syna-
yopuc Of that city probably Il
week later. % On Il sabbath
stroll in grainfeld in late April
or early May he made Il defense
OF alleged sabbath desccration by
his disciples who pluckcd some OF
the whcathcads and ate the gram
which they rubbed out of the
chaff, thus technically "reaping
and "thrcshing" wheat on the
sabbath. (2) At Il sabbath ser
vice in the synagogue Jesus gave
an example Of assertive sabbath
observance by healing man with
. withered hand, thus mourning
the criticism that he thereby en-
gagged in the "practicc Of mcdl-
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Flat Rock High
Cagers Defeat
z Tryon Teams
Henderson fountains on
Long End Of Two Over
wbeIming Scores
By T. D. CASE

Flat Rock highs cage teams
,rcved TOO powerful! for. the Try
on teams in a double headcr ON
Friday night and the Henderson
Girls won Al to II, while the boys
took Il is to y win.
The girls game was a lopSldcd
affair with the undcfeatcd Flat
Rockers taking an early lead and
increasing it all the way. The
passing of Gibbs and the shooting
Of Nelson and Hull proved too
rood for Tryon. But for substi-
tutions the score would probably
have been larger.
With j. fitzpatrick setting the
pace, the fast breaking Flat Rock
bows won going away. kilpatrick
got IA points, but was closely fol-
lowed by Tabor with 9.
The only defeat for Flat Rock
was at the hands of Etowah.
The lineup, boys game:
Flat Rock (45) Tryon (l2)
Gas e(O ..... Mcfarland
F-Tabor (9) =. d. Beatson t2)
C. Fitzpatrick Q4)
A. Beatson C3)
G-Mace ~ .. Parker 90
(i-Andcrson CO. $50. Chapman
Subs: Flat Rock. Fitzpatrick,
Kuykcnda!l (2), Station, Easter
ling; Tlyon - Taylor, Winning,
Green (2).
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FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. Broadus L. Wall, pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school; w.
B. Sinclair, superintendent.
Morning worship, II a. M, with
sermon by the pastor on The
Golden Age"
Baptist Training Union-6:l5
p. N.
Organ prelude to evening serV-
ice, 7:15 p. IN.
Evening worship, 1880 p. M,
Candlelight baptismal service.
Rurther announcements for the
week include:
Monday: 1880 p. m.--Lois class
will meet with Mrs. Frank Kan
dali, Washington street; 1880 p
m.-Y.W.A. viii meet with Miss
Sue Brookshire, Main street
Miss Louise Coates will be joint
hostess; $50 p. m. Circles
Lottie Moon with Mrs. w. f. Da'
Wis, Second avenue west; Mamie
Bomar with Mrs. w. H. Gale, Oak
street: Sarah Egerton with Mrs
H. NJ. Russ, Fleming street; Mar
tina Sullinger with Mrs. c. r
Whitaker, Main street; Fannie
Heck with Mrs. Lee Rector, Thirt
avenue cast.
Wednesday Gas p. m.-Younl
peoples choir practice; 1870 p. m
Prayer service.
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WEST HENDESSONVILLE
BAPTIST

Sunday school, 10 4. m. sun
day.
B. Y. P. L. services, each Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Preaching services each second
and fourth Sundays at Ii a. M.
and third Sunday nights at 1870
o'clock.
Weekly prayer service Thurs
day night at 1880 o'clock
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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL

Main st. and Sth Ave.
Rev. James P. Burke, rector
Services Sunday, Feb. -.
Pre-lenten season - Septuages-
sima.
g a. m.-Holy communion.
Y:3O-Church school.
II a. m.-Morning service and
sermon.
Further announcements for the
week include:
Monday, 1880 p. m. - Dung
Woman's club will meet with Miss
Winona Ewbank, the president, at
her home on Blythe street.
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FAST FLAT ROCK BAPTIST

\. Z. Philips, p&StOT.
II. T. Justice, chairman board
of deacOns.
NJ. X. Sinclair, Sunday school
superintendent.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching services the second,
third and fourth Sunday morn
ings at II a. m.
B.Y.P.U., $50 p. m.
Preaching service, 7:3O p. m.
Mid-week prayer service, Thurs
day 1880 p. m.
WINS, Tuesday, after first
Sunday, 1880 p. m.
Mrs. NJ. X. Sinclair, president
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FIRST METHODIST

Rev. G.. K. Combs. ID, pastor.
Morning sermon theme: Les
sons From Lincoln.
NeSpru theme. ) 7. m.-"Ihe
Potter and the Clay"
Miss Kate Dotson, organist and
choir director. has arranged the
Following special music for Sun
day:
MORNING
Authenticated Me. o Lord
----.--. banks
Vocal solo-Comfort We One An
other -.-- Caro- Roma
Mr.. Clyde jackson
EESPER SERVICE
The Children'S Friend is jesus
Miss Dorothy Foster. soloist-
Junior Choir ensemble.
Announcements for the week:
Junior choir rehearsal at i p. m.
Sunday.
Senior Epworth league meeting
at s p. m. Sunday.
The Belle Bennett circle will
meet Monday at $3.50 p. m. at the
home of Mrs. hma Allen, 203
Fleming street.
The executive board of the WO-
mans Missionary society will meet
in the recreation room Friday at
$3.50 p. m.
Wednesday night at 7:30 there
will be held in our church a zone
meeting in connection with the
Aldersgate commemoration. Rev.
W. L. Hutchins, the conference
director Of the Aldersgate cele-
bratiom and the Rev. NJ. T. Smath-
erS will have charge Of this meet
ing. Other surrounding churches
will participate. Officers and
teachers Of the church school, all
stewards. all officers of the Wo-
mans Missionary society are eX-
pcctcd to attend. All others of the
church are invited.
The second quarterly confer
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Three Men Held
In Whisky Case

Three men were under bonds
Of 5000 each for appearance in
city court Monday morning on
charges of transporting whiskcy
after their arrest by Policemen
Otis Garren, Bill Keeling, and
Seth Edmundson, in the Brooklyn
section last night.
The men were arrested and Is
gallons Of liquor and Il Ford road
ster seized. They were Floyd Me
Craw, Wilburn Martin and Rector
Case,