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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
e OUR
"a town
LovELsss LOVE

LovELEsS LOVE
There is a song which goes
Love, oh Loveless Love"
and this could well be applied
to romance in Madison coun-
ty for the past month at
least. Old Dan Cupid reports
that there has only been one
marriage license issued in the
whole month of January.
Now, this is odd thing in a
loving little community such
as ours. We don't know
whether the girls are making
a big enough effort or wheth-
cr the boys have finally
found out that the best way
to keep out of marriage is to
watch television. But it would
seem that the rasslers haven't
taught ''em any new holds.
Perhaps, the gals figure that
marriage isn't what it's
cracked up to be from watch
ing IT Love Lucy" We're
stufnped. The chamber of
CO IN merce keeps talking
about Increasing the popula-
ton looks like they'd better
have q meeting to encourage
the propagation of the Mad
isonians. If something isn't
done, we'll be living in a
ghost town one of these
bright days. "Aintcha, Amt
cha, Aintcha - Comm Out
Tonight7"
s,GN-o-THE-TiMEs
"Gus Cats" says he saw a
sign hanging in Cincinnati
wholesale house which said,
"T'he trouble with this busi-
ness is-we've got too many
chiefs and not enough In
dians!"
VALENTINE
Cute verse tor a valentine
is this:
Although this valentine is
plain,
Don't fret, dear Dad and
tH~@txax.
I lust can't match the
mushy stuff,
You sent to one another"
THEHAPy
Doctor to anxious father of
college boy-"He'll be al
right. He just awakened and
tried to blow the foam off his
medscine!"
UsT.FiNE
And then there's the one
about the man who was ar
rested for vagrancy. The
magistrate asked the cop,
''WhAt did this man do?"
Cop said, Hes been hang
ina around the city hall for
month"
Aha" said the judge, I'M
personating an officer. 80
days!''
HOLY MATRIMoNY
Old Haywood Snugg. the
Dan Cupid of Darby Plains,
says that the modern genera
ton amt no good. AS proof
he cited an example
why" said Haywood Just
the other day that young Mrs.
Feebledorster woke up in the
middle of the night and yell
ed, look out-my husband"
Her husband jumped out OF
the window and broke his
leg
NArcH
BOND salesman in big con-
vfrtitjle drove into a gas sta
ton. 10 an old codger sitting
0a IL bench, whiting out a
reproduction of Leaning Tow
er Of Pisa, the salesman ask
ed, Hey pop! Any big men
born around here?" Pop
scratched his neck and said,
Nope just babies"
B-6oP
Friend Groucho told me one
about a couple of B-Boppers
who passed a jive emporium
each day on their way to
smoke. First day the sign out
in front advertised a red hot
quartet. Next day the sign
named a real gone trio. One
B-Bopper turned to the other
B-Bopper and said, MAN we
better catch these cats quick
they're fadin' fast"
OUCH!
OF course, we mustn't for
get to mention the two Uban-
Qis who had a tiff. It was
during this argument that the
expression Don't G. m m e
none o. yore lip" originated.
OVERHEARD
Wife to husband wearing
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
BRUNNERS HAVE SON

Prof. and Mrs. James A. Brun-
ner of Toledo, announce the birth
of a son, John Floyd, Saturday,
January 81. The baby weighed
seven pounds, two ounces.
Mrs. Brunner is the former
Eleanor Floyd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. S. Floyd, National
Pike.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-02-06
THE SIX LEADING :I!5{ OF DEATH:
UNITED STATES 1851

Ssla
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Two Firms Seeking
To Supply Wafer
For Fairfax Area
ey the As.oeio.ed Press

RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-two
firms clashed before the State
Corporation Commission yester-
day over the right to supply
water to the Accotink- Colchester
area Of Fairfax County.
Both the Virginia Water Co.
and the newly-incofpo
Northern Virginia Water &
Sewer Co. asked for authority
to serve the region. which is
about one mile wide and four
miles long.
E. L. Blincoe, president of
Northern Virginia. said his COM
pany should be given the secs
permit because it is ready to
provide both water and sewage
service while Virginia Water
would not provide a sewerage
system,
H. L. Shiflett. vice president
of Virginia Water, acknowledged
that his firm does not operate
any sewer system, but said it is
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Mitchell Estate
Valued at S359,OOO

Frank T. Mitchell, co-foundel
and president Of Allen. Mitchell
& Co., a machinist and engineer
ing firm here, left an estate OF
more than $359,0O0. exclusive OF
property valued at $148,936
which he and his wife owned
Jointly.
This was shown yesterday in
a petition for probate of his will
filed in the Register Of Wills Of
fice in the U. S. District Court
for the District Of Columbia.
Mr.. Mitchell died November &c
at his home, 5116 Macomb street
NV. He was 70. Under terms OF
the will, his wife, Mrs. Nellie
Mitchell, will receive the bulk OF
the estate.
Mr.. Mitchell left bequests OF
$4,000 each of his two sons and
daughter. They are A. Stuart
Mitchell. of 4723 Falstone ave-
nue.. Somerset, Md, vice presi-
dent and general manager of AL
len, Mitchell & Co., who also was
willed Is shares of stock in the
company; Frank T. Mitchell, jr..
Evening star., 1953-12-16

Of 5332 Saratoga avenue, Chevy
Chase. Md, and Mrs. Eleanor
Massaglia, of White Plains, N. Y.
Other special bequests include
one of $4,000 to Mrs. Nan I. Cop
page, secretary-treasu of the
company. Bequests of $100 and
$500 also were made to other
longtime employees. Mr.. Mitch
ell left $500 to each of eight
grandchildren.
The will named his son, A.
Stuart Mitchell and Magnien
McArdle. an attorney. co-execu-
tors Of the estate.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

ready and willing to extend it's
water lines into the Accotink-
Colchester area.
Northern Virginia has seven
applications pending before the
sec.
The sec gave Mr.. Blincoe 80
days in which to file an addi-
tional brief outlining his case
for serving the Accotink- Col
chester area.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Wilson Teachers
Sophomores Lead
In National Test

Wilson Teachers College soph-
omeres led those Of 168 other
colleges in a recent national test.
The Wilson second-year stu
dents averaged higher than
14,6O0 sophomores in the other
institutions, which included
liberal arts as well as teacher
colleges.
DR.. John s. Lewis. of Wilson's
faculty, reporting on the results
yesterday. said the tests covered
English, general culture and con-
temporary affairs. They were
given under the National College
Sophomore Testing Program.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Cub Pact Chartered

A charter will be presented to
recently formed Cub Scout Pack
SO, sponsored by TRANSPORTATION
Episcopal Church, at a meeting
at 1880 pm. Friday in the church
recreation hall at 1415 Gallatin
street NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

Hitehing Post
Done in any color
combination you wish.
Give us five days for
the paint job.
With base as shown,
$3.50
Without base ---25.0O
Evening star., 1953-12-16
slO.5O 'oir

These wise old owls
Just love recreation
room fireplaces. Glass
eyes that reflect the
freight.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
$3.50

Solid Brass. Urn type
andirons with claw
feet. Highly polished
and heavily lacquered
perfectly finished.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

to $500. A number of
styles. Beautiful, en-
bossed, all-over de-
signs, or black with
brass trimming.
Evening star., 1953-12-16
Weothervones

WeotheTvunes
so motifs to choose
from cast aluminium
the finishing touch
for the ranch house.
Give us 10 days for
delivery. S11.5O :
Evening star., 1953-12-16
$3.50

Solid brass and black,
will fit in with most
an dironS. Stand,
tongs, S h ovel a n d.
hearth brush.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

r Reg.,$12.5O. Tn e
cleaning brass globes
on black make these
andironS stand out In
most any setting.
Evening star., 1953-12-16

These Fireplace Crys-
tails give much pleas
ure around the holi-
days. Everybody en-
joys the beautiful coll
ors these crystal Is,
make in the fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
Nary Vices Hold
annual Dance .4t
EIks Club Anner

Annual DarSce Of the Navy Wives
Club Number "a was held az ere
Elks Club Annex Friday evening.
over three hnndred gaeSts danced
10 TIE music Of Norman Kranieh's
orchestra.
Master Of Ceremonies Louis Car.
h0nen introduced a talented fioor
show which was brought from thc
San Carlos Theater through TIE
sponsorship Of Julio cabanas.
Appearing under the direction
Of Albert Aeosta were Amelia
AcoSta. singer Of Mexican songs:
Mirta Maresma, actress who pre-
scented a skit: Esther Bristo and
Ralph PalasOn. rhumba dancers:
Iyonne Palason, child dancer and
Don Albin. tenor.
The Dance Committee headed BY
Mrs. Alice Bush included Mes
danes Perry Smith. Teresa Brax-
ton. Eula Sawyer. Barbara Ward.
Edith Dunsmore. Toni Thompson.
Dorothy Hsmiton and Loretta
Marks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

Mrs. Lee Goddard, Mrs. Orion
Russell, Mrs. Delio cobo and Mrs.
Winston Jones wili drive 10 Miami
10 attend the Thursday session oi
the Institute sponsored BY Dis.
triet Eleven Of the Florida Fedora.
ton Of Women's Clubs.
The meeting. to be held at he
North East Miami Women's Club,
has been called BY Mrs. James A
Morgan. District Eleven Director
10 inform clubwomen Of eurrenl
club matters.
Speakers win include Mrs. L. J
McCaffrey, former FFwC presi-
dent and national officer; Mrs. r
ID. Pearee. first vice.pFexident Fl
VIC and Mrs. ]. Riley Stats, Flo
rida State Chairman Of the Fine
Arts Department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

k8EAi4M AAN N8ANA ~ ny W@@e =
AIRS. Amelia Roberts. Who was
born In Nassau. Bahamas, was
brought 10 Key West a. q child
more than eighty years ago. After
her marriage 10 George L. Rob.
srss, . native Key Wester. their
Elgin street home was among The
few houses In Key West. When
they later moved 10 Ashe Street.
The surrounding land was thick
with underground and Wild foliage.
and the young couple felt far re-
moved from the center Of town.
The shout Of Wreck Ashore"
puncluated the quiet. leisurely
days Of George and Amelia Rob
|erss with exciting hours Of waiting
i0E news Of stricken vessels found.
|ering on the reef while salvage
ships raced 90 the scene.
A momenlous event for Mrs.
Roberts and her daughter Sarah.
now Mrs. John @. Knowles, was
the arrival Of the first train on the
Overseas Railway from Miami "a
Key West In 1912. Mother and
daughter were among the cheer
Inc Key West throng that welcom'
ed The new land transportation
that vas 10 end Key Vests isola.
ton from the mainland Of Florida,
they also joined celebrating citi'
Gems many years later In hailing
lhe newly opened Overseas High
way whlch replaced the railway
afser the DISASTROUS Labor Day
hurricane In 1885.
/ Mrs. Sarah Knowles whose hus-
band, George. vas employed b.
The America Havana Cigar factory.
can remember the anxiety and ten
aion In Key West when the news
vas received az the sinking Of the
u. s. s. Maine In Havana HarboE
In lsoa. The Maine steamed from
I Key West 10 Fort Jefferson In The
DRY Tortagas and from there d
Havana. The u. 5. lighthouse tend
eF Mangrove brought many Of ths
wounded and dead back 10 Key
West.
In her girlhcod Sarah Roberts
Knowles attended Russell Han. ons
q the early public schools In Kes
West. Mrs. Knowles daughter. Mel
lie, attended Key West Nigh School
and subsequently married Corbiti
Henry Anderson Who Is employed
here BY the Navy a. . maehlnist
Mr.. and Mrs. Andersen live 81 2oil
FlAgier Avenue
Fourth generation Of the family
Rose Marie Anderson. attended I
private school In 80. Augustine
Florida before her marriage 4
Gerald n. Moreau.
Mary Lou. daughter of Ceralt
and Rose Marie Moreau. followe<
family tradition by choosing kes
West - her birthplace. She VA
born At Monroc County Hospital o.
Nay 18th q this year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
Football Rally
Slated Thursday

A Thursday evening Pep Rally
is planned by Key West High
Schools Student Council IN prepar-
alton for the first football game Of
the season.
The Council. headed BY Ronnle
Pinder, win open the kickoff rally
with = motoreade In which ell Key
westers are invited 10 participate
Everyone joining the motor parade
is asked 10 be In front Of the high
school az $50 to receive car de-.
eorations, posters and crepe paper
ssreamers IN the crimson and gray
school colors.
The motoreade, commencing 81
2 p. m. win leave the high school.
go down United to Duval. down
10 Fleming. up Fleming 20 white.
up White 10 Southland. down South.
ard 10 Simonton. up simonton 10
Truman. up Truman 10 White and
over White 10 Monroe County
Beach.
A Bonfire win be the center OF
rally activities on Monroe Beach
where cheers and singing VIII be
led BY Deanna Archer. Captain Of
the cheerIeaders team: Milllcens
Taylor. Co.Captaln and Assistants
Betty solomon, Peggy JOrdon,
Alice villa, sharon Pritehard. Rose
AneIle Reese and airline Senior.
Cheering win preeede the tradi-
tlonal burning Of the coffin" This
year the coffin represents the visit
ING team Of 81. Anne's High School
who win come here from West
Palm Beach
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
Coming EUenfs

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER i6-
Gym classes Tor owe. Sea
Plane Base. 10 am.
Navy Wives Bowling League
Naval Station Alleys. I pm.
Key West Art and Historical So
eiety, 7:30 p. N.
Island City Navy Wives Club No
90, Bldg. i7s. Naval Station,
1880 a. IN.
Junior Chamber Of Commerce al
club house, . ,. m.
ZX-i1 monthly bridge
HS-i owe luncheon, Raul's Res.
taurant.
BPW at woman's Club, ep. m,
~ Taylor Owe Book Reyiew
Group. at club, 10 q. m.
MAS owe luncheon, i2:so, place
10 be announced.
Dade Lodge No. Il, Masonlg
Group at Scottish Rite Temple
: p. m.
MOnros County pTA Council
lis pm.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER H.
Navy Wives Bowling League, al
! pm. Ms Also open bowling
Key West Lions. meeting. go
pm. At Lions Den. Seminar!
ST.
Monroe County hospital Won
ans Auxiliary Sewing group
at hospital. 2 pm.
Ceramic Classes and hand weav
ing. ! 10 4 pm, West MartellI
Art School. County Beach.
Alcoholics Anonymous. close
meeting for members only
Sissa Duval Street
Rotary Club luncheon. S. Paul.
Parish Han, i2:is pm.
Thrift Shop, Navy commissary
. 90 n
CAP cadets at high school. Ia
pm.
Elks Lodge az club house, 9 pm
WV Post No. S9ii, at post hmoe
SPIN.
vx-i Owe luncheon
Martha Linda Franks Circle O
WMU AZ First Baptist. 10 an
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Old Fashioned hymn sing en-
fellowship program. poincian
Baptist Church. $50 pm.
Game night. CPo Club. MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance
Poineiana, Q 10 n pm.
Shrine Club az Jaycee Chi
Hodse, T:so pm.
Triangle Cldb At Pythian Sisters
7:9o pm.
cayo Hueso Cr0tto. Red Men
Han, Q pm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
Registration Held
For Night Glasses

Registration for Adult Evening
Classes a. Key West High School
Is held continuously throughout the
year on Monday and Thursday
evenings from 7 20 Q D. m. az the
high school. room 2o7.
The first series Of classes VIII
include beginning shorthand. typ
ing. Bookkeeping and accounting.
There WIN also be apprentice class.
es In electricity and plumbing
Each class meets two nights q
week from 2 10 .. The only charge
for these special classes l. q 500
registration fee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

Wen be seeing you again on Fri.
day 4 Edna o. Fiorenee don't kick
up their heels and interfere. OF
course you can't ever tell bust what
Z gal wii %. but one tang you
know that this Gal Win Do. and mat
Il 50 shop shopping and not win.
COW shop hoping either. even II
the hurricane shutters are I'd. TN
be Moving around % zee YOU
Law, Jaxon. advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

"MetheV Doaald's eeese
Rhymess"
noasld, penald rhymes with
Renalal
Nsw ds yesg pevmansnss eFswe
Win pretty whlFlss end tight
llilie ewrls.
Per menfhs an6 menshs h q
raw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

n . loma ilms. Newfd he ~ esi
: hlf - h haek wsui6H't Yesg
We'll wlsh ne halp ~ oui1siEsam
nnd ths Rewerr psepin. " iseks
he yes esul6 q lssl thsil Dent
gsswsa mew. sak re eashlsr Coz
vswr esupens sseh tire yes
make . pwrxhasa, end y wsH't
hs lons ksfsrs zee wsii Ne she
pssod swner II . besuilia set
a. silver.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

Business and Professional wfo.
meas Club win hold lis meeting
tonight q Q p. m. al the woman's
Club, SO Duval Street. Guest
speaker win be Miss Minnie Por-
ter Harris. Everyone Is invited 10
attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16

Combine eanned olra. canned 70.
matoes ldrainedl. and cooked rice
Tor . delicieus casserole 90 serve
wan meat or fish. Seasoa the cas-.
serols with salt pepper and nine.
ed onion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
lBI RTR ]


Mr.. and Mrs. Al Goehring. Cape
May. N. J.. announce the birth Of
. daughter. Gloria Janet, Sept.
tth. Mrs. Goehring was formerly
Barbara Reaird Of Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-16
Fire Generations OF Key West Family
Span Eight Decades OF City's History

eighty years Of Key West history interviewer In I've gen
eratons Of family here
From Mrs. Amelia Roberts down 20
Lou Moreau the story Of the family lie
turning The pages Key narrative that has come 70 Ae
Evening star., 1953-03-15
President 70 Appoint
Son OF Senator Taft
As Envoy TO Ireland

William Howard Taft III, 38-
year-old son of Senator Taft,
Republican, of Ohio soon will be
appointed Ambassador to Ire
land, the White House announced
yesterday.
Mr.. Taft, who lives in New
Haven, Conn, would fill the va
cancy created several months
ago by the death of Francis P.
Matthews of Nebraska who also
was Secretary of Navy in the
Truman administration.
Following the White House
announcement, the Senator said
he had nothing to do with n.
but was pleased.
Il think he is qualified and will
do a good job" Senator Taft said.
Mr.. Taft was graduated from
Yale in 1887 and obtained a
Ph.D. from Princeton in 1912.
He taught English at Yale in
1945 and later at the University
OF Maryland and Haverford COL
lege in Pennsylvania.
During the war he was a re-
search analyst in military intel
ligence. Since 1948 he has held
a Marshall Plan post, in Ireland
and also has done additional in
telligence work. Mr.. Taft speaks
Gaelic. the old Irish language,
f1uently.
He is a grandson of the late
President and Chief Justice, Will
liam Howard Taft. He is mar
ried and has four children, one
OF whom was born in Ireland. He
is an EpiscopaGan.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
The Federal Spotlight
New Civil Service Head Holds
High Respect for u. S. Workers

ministration. In fact, he said,
he persuaded his father to vote
for Gen. Eisenhower in the last
election.
Mr.. Young, who was very
closely associated with Gen.
Eisenhower when the Chief Exec
utive was president of Columbia
University did not campaign for
him. because as a member of the
Federal Reserve Board of New
York he was forbidden by law
to engage in politics.
Makes His Own Pipes.
The Young family intends to
move to Washington in June
after the youngest daughter,
Shirley, Is, completes her school
term here. The other daughter
is a student at Radcliffe Col
lege. Meanwhile, Mr.. Young will
spend weekdays in Washington
and comute to New York over
the week ends. Mrs. Young, in
cidentally, has lived in WASH
ington a good part of her life.
Mr.. Young, a confirmed pipe
smoker, makes briar pipes and
various pieces of woodcraft as a
hobby.
When he says that things can
be improved in Civil Service he
may be thinking of an incident
that occurred when he was an
executive assistant in the Treas
ury Department.
Always prideful of his ability
as wood craftsman, Mr.. Young
applied for the Civil Service
exam as a master cabinet maker
to see IF I was good enough"
to qualify. Three years later he
received a letter from the Civil
Service Commission telling him
that the exam was not open.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
) Top U. 5. Generals
On Way From Europe
AS Tension Mounts

Three top generals return from
Europe tomorrow as speculation
grows about what action the
West will take, to repel any fur
ther invasion Of allied zones in
Germany by ussian- built jet air.
craft.
Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther,
chief of staff to Gen. Matthew
B. Ridgway, the top European
commander, Is scheduled to ar
rive at 9 am, at National Air
port.
Gen. Omar Bradley, chairman
Of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and
Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Air
Force Chief of Staff, are due
later in the day after attending
NATO conferences and talks
with Gen. idgway in Paris.
The generals are expected to
confer Win PRESIDENT ElSen-
hover on the three incidents last
week in which a CzechSlovakian
plane shot down an American
fighter while Russian jets
downed a British bomber and
threatened a. British airliner.
AS top Allied High Commits
sioners met in Bonn, Germany,
to draft a Joint protest over the
incidents, an Air Force spokes-
man said the radar screen along
the border had been frightened
and jet fighter pilots put on an
around-the-clock alert basis
Gen. Gruenther ostensibility is
returning to speak in Detroit and
Louisville.
Evening star., 1953-03-15
Cigar Store Raided;
2He|d as Horse BET,
Numbers Operators

Armed with a United States
Commissioners search warrant,
morals squad detectives yester-
day raided a G street cigar store
reputed to be doing a $500 a
day gambling business.
Taken in the crack down on
the Quality Cigar Store, 8 G
street NV. were the proprietor,
John w. Grover. jr., 40. of the
600 block Fifth street NE. and
Albert Miller, 43, of the 1900
block Brentwood road NE, q
clerk.
Each was charged with setting
up gaming table and possession
OF numbers slips. police said.
Handled $1,5OO Daily.
Capt. John B. Monroe, leader
of the raiding party, estimated
the store located a stones throw
from the Government Printing
Office, handled about $1,5OO
daily in numbers and horse play.
Also arrested at the scene was
Neal r. Alexander, Sc, colored,
Of the first block Fenton street
NE, who walked into the store
while detectives were question:
ing Grover and Miller.
According to Capt. Monroe,
Alexander, GPO janitor, ad-
mitted going to the tobacco shop
to turn in numbers and horse
bets he had picked up from COM
positors at his place of employ
ment.
He was charged with operat-
ing a lottery.
Capt. Monroe said the cigar
store was patronized mostly by
GPO printers, railroad men and
other employees working at Union
Station nearby.
4 Seized in 3 Other Raids.
In three other raids, four per-
sons were booked for violating
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
regulations. They are:
Luther Simms jr., 20, colored,
of the 1900 block Wylie street
NV; Oliver Precious (Old Pete)
Norris. 80, colored, same address;
Joseph P. Short. A, colored, 1900
block Florida avenue NE, and
Annie L. Jones. Al, colored, of
the $500 block Warder street
NV.
Simms was named in two
counts Of selling liquor without
a license and three counts of
illegal possession of whisky. The
other were held on one charge
each of selling and possession.