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nr; AX.UiUVX.fl. UtUltUl.A.N AiNJJ JNJfrW a. 'bUCilttSKR 13. m DREW GUN, BBT OFFICER SHOT fJRSTANDSTRAIGHT Negroes Then Opened Fire, On County Police- GO HDMETO FATHER, THRO 1 GREEN OOZE SI JUDGE TO GIRL! THOMSON SEES WALL ST, CORPSES Court Will Give Mrs. Eva McGinty One lilore Chance. <Vli» attempting to draw ki<i cun DMitenant C.-A. Mob! I| — ■ A. Itoblnrim, In 1’litsburg. * suburb, shortly after 9 o'clock Thursday night, Bnrtmv Wor thy. a negro. woo. allot and 'killed by Courftv omcer \V. A. Riley.' the I artner of I.lrutenant Robinson. At tlm» of the trouble. Worthy watt ‘ " tnr ting good'thrir escape, mnedlately-kfter the ehootlug of the negro, Lieutenant Rphlnaon left Ufflcpr ititey In eharge. and, gofn* to the near- fit telephone, summoned Dr, Arnold, In tlih hope that somethin* might he done, tml the negto expired a fe of tvliom, Henry Anderson, wee ar- ird and put In Jail, the other two Jttff good ew eet'dnfls .'in ilia $rMgal of the phyilctaa. While awaiting the return of Offi cer Robinson, Officer Riley and Dr. Ar nold were tired upon four times by un known parties, none of the shots tak-. tng effect. They baffled to a nearby house, h-herr* Lieutenant RoBlhson was using the telephone, and notified him of the-occurrence, nhlef Turner was then vailed and was asked to send other djOceni to the scene In order to prevent further trouble, hut the chief thought It advisable for the officers to least Ilia scan* of the trouble, realising ihav would be at ■ disadvantage in the dai knees. Negroes Were Cursing. The first trouble the officera had with ihejieffroe., and which finally ter minated In the death of one of their number, wna about Si JO o'clock. The ttfe cithers were sitting on the steps of a building on McDaniel atrect when Worthy and two other negro men. ac companied by a woman, passed by. "I think I ere two women over there,-" nnd of the negroes remarked. "They don't lodk like woman to me, hut they look like policemen with big cans," another replied. The negroes then walked n few steps, when one of them remarked: "Well, we don’t rare a damn about them; there's two bf them and there are two of us." I.lsiltermnt Robinson then went to the negroes and told them to go home and keep quiet or be would have to i-krry Tho negroes muttered ■ did not utt- I a near by trouble over, the met the entire party ivia artd Ihet-c was some The officers then attempted them, lieutenant Robinson etching Anderson by the left sleeve. Et was Chart keep quit them to Jail. something which the officer < dtratand and then entered hOusr. Thinking the Irouhh policemen then went on their bent. . About an hour lntgr they again i ■Hie three negro mOrt In company v another negro, wiry boletei " .tr ,nr " that Worthy sought td' cm'wkt 2j,:.Ts n r w "lerssa SSUeKMeaAJti a isffl “,;a I get In thA officer's rear, still H at the gun tn Ids pocket. Wat Drawing Pistol. During this tlma Officer Riley was following up. the negro ip the effort to urieel him. Before he could get to hint :he |M Iran icleesed from the negro's pocket and aa he drew. it t ifu officer Pred, xhontlng him lu the breast. As the negro fell the two other negroes Although be was elm holding An- dsrspn with one hand, Memknnnt Rob. lason saw that Worthy was trytrtg to about him and had Just drawn n bead «n Mm wNh the shotgun tn Ills right hand as officer Riley tired. After tho shooting Anderson was brought to Jail and ths body of thn'ns. MM live*: lakp tho body away, but they failed tp rttudve U unlit Corobor Thompson htul It carried to an under- aklng establishment Friday morning. ,\ Ain Friday morning It was discovered ftral Worthy carried two 38-callber re volvers. One of them Officer niley sc- itaAxWei^ Passed Rough Voyage. Queenstown, Ireland, Dec. ll-t-Htand- srd Oil strtunshlp llaku, from Rouen Philadelphia, mBM . tttmaged la the recettb- hofivy CalM Atlantic coest. Ckiptsln Fra- -Wlll you r> hoik' with your father, try to lead a different life and llatea to wise r.ius'sel In th» future If 1 trill giro you an opportunity I" • . , The spire of Judge Itoaa frentbled alight- ly and the austere demeanor of the Judge, accnatomed to trying rriatlnsl caaeo, wna obviously modlfled aa ho put the queatlon to MR. Mrs lleGJnty. Die u.yeanotd girl, charged with the theft of tkreo diamond rings, ivboae rase was eslled In the rrlml- hat division of the onperlor court Friday it noon. Mrs. lleljlnly entered a pk :i of guilty through her. nttoroeya. Itoliori ghrspdstre tod llarvoy lllll, and with tears streaming (own her faee and with Mr rather. 1. M. ilroaa, standing by her side, promised Jndge , , _ ged art ■ log three rings that had been loaned t,4ier them. Two of the rings, ml and SCO eaeh, lielongnl to inmed Main .hides. property of a man 'valued at tie. Hr __ every ease bat tin '%t^?«rwom.n m«." Mild th* •niiairtf, TUO other ring Jnauied .Tonkin* Hollcltor IIIII nol In which hod woman named whr tho and waa _. . prnaajjl every raao but^ho r woman appeals to . (ho aolldtor, •‘mol If your honor Will bo light on hrr It will certainly ha agreeable to mo.” •fudge Roan then called Mr. Grow, tho f " l *tt) r U 0 i a'plfiabU oaae, Mr. Oroai," aald If I will ho light on your daughter „ »u take her town* and trt ohco morn to start her on tho war of rightr* •*I certainly will, Judge." at»*w#rrd Mr. QhwK Meofnty the to l*ul'* l *<HfrefeM life’. In n voice that choked with amotion Mra. MHilnty unaware.! that nho woflld. "1 iini going to* give you a lino of $100 then.".aald-Judgo lloaii. “I lim you will lio able to pay It* A young girl like you must lie reclaimed In aotno way from tho evil Influences that hare been thrown around her." Then turning to tho girl** father, Judge Itnaii aald: Mr. Gross* are If your daughter ran pay i due, then tnko her home, and If Ihlnga .... not go right at your home come to me and I myself will aaslat you In noenring of- fleer* to hunt down tho guilty parties. Tho girls of this cmititry tnuat lie pro- t any coat young tcctsa The slat. fie attorney* repress ed Friday aflernoot ltd he paid Jater lu representing Mra. McGinty that the fine of $KW tlnr day. , SLEUTHS RUSHED TO FIND KIDNAPED 8-YEAR-OLD GIRL < ‘hlragti. Dec. 13.—Detectives were ruslual lo .New Buffalo, Iml.. today on n clew that llttla. Lillian Wulff, aged S. the Child kidnaped Saturday by a worn, an. tn being held. captive near that town. The clew appears to be the most promising that hoe developed in the eevernl days’ searoh thht the police „ now heads a contribu tion ruuil to employ prlvjjde defectives and offer a large reward. The Mother Of the missing girl Is verging on InsvUty from tbs strain following the dlaappedUtr* ef lhe glrL NON-UNIONISTS TO WORK MINES AT GOLDFIELD Goldlleld, Ney.. Dev. 13c—Tenlerday’* attempt to reopen the mines with old employees having failed, the owner, have determined. It Is aald. to waste no more time fn resorting to use outside nfrt-flhtontstA Something like live bun. dreil men, It Is 'understood, •will b* heM in rauiUsees. and lit* expectation la that tlmy will be rushed tn anil work suited today. General >Tm»tim'ex- ptesaeil an bfimlnh tnut there will be no trouble. BALE ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY FOR SOLICITOR GENERAL, KpcMnl to The Oeorglsn. Home. On., Dec. 18.—John W. Bale, a well-hrtpwn Inwyer and former may- or of LAfayette, Hu., announced thla morning that he will qpp*ise W. H. '» for solicitor general of Rnfdt ..., .p ...... . circuit. George Harvls, of Rome, fob .. met Judge of, the Otty court, will ulgo ;en by .• fait on run. ■r hail one leg F. ft*. Copeland may decide to enter " the race, making It a four-cornered Absolutely MATHER’S Parlor Base Ball Game PLAYS ALL TUB FEATURES Eadoteed and played by Mathewaen. Lajoie. Realbsch. Slone and other star* o| the diamond. RtUlU fur $3iOOt The only new game on the market. We only have 800 on hand and they are going in a hurry. This game is highly enjoyed by everyone wlnt has tried it. KING HARDWARE CO., 53 Peachtree Street. waav..y>i Says Next Friday 13th Will Find Financialdom a Graveyard. -''Boston, Ilee. K.^rrtdsjr. the ihb; Wee ao opportunity thrft TboidSs W. Ijtweon could not let go unnoticed, and he today, through hie Moretnry, landed out the following atatameiit: My ‘Friday, the TUlrteefTth’ wag (rabllah flnanclaldotn an*l rontlnue.until Moll atn**?t rffornbled a AfliftRsIppi corn <*rib afu*r It liixl flirCf>d with h buRfrii leree. Thu ilay Bob Brownley made famnu* la lien', nud m I fu^nn the anrfa^e at Wall atreet am 1 gate beneath Ita green oom at the corpgea on the bottom. I realize the feeblenega at my de- aerlpMon. Hy Hie time another Friday, fib* 13th. awlpga Into tlew. Wall street wfil resemble the gravejAM of a deaerted boom town." NOTORIOUS BANDIT IS DONE TO DEATH Rons. Bulgaria, Dec. 1 .‘.—The fa mous Macedonian revolutionary lead ers. Boris Sarafoff and Garvanoff, were assassinated today by a Macedonian, who Shot botff.M Utey ware parting after a conference. Sarafoff Is .the bandit who In 1901 is said to have abducted and held for ransom Mrs. Kllen M. Stone, an Amer ican missionary. The Turkish govern ment hail set a price of 120,000 oh HIS head, dead dr alive. He hud sworn ven geance on the Turks because his fa ther and grandfather were tortured and exiled years agn. Cotton Broker, Indicted. Norfolk, Dec. 13.—A special grand Jury has reported Its Indictments for grand lnrceny Jointly against P. A. and J. B. Agelnsto. prominent cotton brokers of Norfolk. Ths. first count Involves obtaining 35,900 from the Na tional Honk of Norfolk, lost duly, tho second $3,000 front the Cttisens' Bnnk In June, and the third for obtaining receipts for 200 bales of cotton, valued at $10,000, from the Norfolk Warehouse Association. C.-J.-DuB. GLOVES Tlie Suggestion Sensible demanc gloves safely, Studying Cotton Situation. Paul B. Keller, representing the Phil- adelphla. Cotton Exchange and several financial magazines. Is In Atlanta for a few days, studying the general situ ation fn this fceuhtrj* itnd securing ex pressions from those versed 1 1n: the knowledge of financial affairs hers and familiar with the situation as regards cotton. AT THE THEATERS [A AMUSEMENTS. THB ORAffTV—I'Mtlny night, "Thi* CAW a Tlli!"itl}SBiifrfd«y night, Nat Sf. Witte ln THK 1 t)lt k £llY;ft\fr-'Frliay matinee, nml night, liIffh-fjlaM ynoiWtlle. , “Tho Lion and tho Mouse," In *Th$ lion, end the V<|ii»ii" Cloirlee klbfn'A drama ot 'Atnoriran lftp, which Honry II. llarrla will produce tar n return engagement at the <2rm\il Friday night and Saturday, fa n wuman that ^111 probably be rortHIefl t»y tfle older ‘gemrntlou of play, goer*. Rhe hi Mil* Mnrlfl Hh^tWeJi. tor air* eral year* lending woman for Fatmy Duron lutaraitlag eawwr/ For, ttuw* mmom ptayed In the fainou* Empire Stork t’om imny. of New York, nnd Inter joined Funny Davenport, portraying tunny of tbe lending role* tn that *etri;*r repertoire. An Infer* eating Incident eonnoeted with Mins ^bot well’* experience with the fninnun netreM wan tb« m.»u*gilon etvated. during an fb gngeinent In Cnlcngo when Funny Du ten |M»rt refiiRed to permit her lending woniar to travel In a private enr 'Which nhe Hd oOlnlned tbrtfnfn the eourtogy of the Vim- dorbllt family. •‘The Lion nnd the Mouao M will lie py*. s.-nt«Hl here thla *en*mi by Identically the Anne company that iire*entwl the piece In Doit on, Chicago and New York. Iii nddlt|gn tu Miss hUotwelL.lbe eoinpgBy will Include ullv.r Doud Hyton. Mabel Mortimer, Her tiert Mackenzie. 1*. H. Itnrrett, Edith Schayne. Edith nieaalug, Edith Curry gnd Fmt. Strong. Souvenirs at ths Orpheum. Souvenir* for the children la the Or- phoutu's Intsst Idem lu thla aeanou'fctf <Tiri*tiunj present* It la nntnrnl to thing s pf firing thing*, and the management Always a strong department, this one is empnatically so at this season. Glovtes are staple, yet their desirability as. gifts stimulates endrmously the d for them in the pre*-Holiday days. C.—j.—DuB. values in are proverbial and the least experienced shopper dan shop comfortably, satisfactorily at our counters. You can depend absolutely on what we tell you. In addition to the economy of glove-buying here, you find a thoroughly comprehensive stock—you can get what you want. Run over this list: Ladies' 8 Button Heavy Pique Gloves—Tan, Red, Navy—Pair $2.00 Ladies' 2-CIasp Pique Gloves—Tre- xousse make—Tan, Brown, Red, Slate- Pair $2.00 Ladies 2-Clasp Real K.id G1 oves, “Navarre'' Brand—Black, Wkite, and all colors—Pair ... . . $1.50 Ladies' Heavy Pique Gloves. Good shopping gloves— Red, Tan, Slate—P air $1.25 Misses' 2-Clasp Kid Gloves, “Tam pa ", in Red, Brown, Tan, Mode and White. Paris Point Stitching—Pair $1.00 Ladies' Heavy Cape Driving Gloves, Gau&tlet Style—Tan and Black—Pair $bf5 to $2.25 Ladies' 16 Button Su^de Gloves— M 111 ho glmn to ouch rtiild vl.ltnr at mw nuilaeo. until .the .apply 1, oxhaii.fnd. t'hfMrt'ii nro atlmltiM fn-o to tho Orphouin mnllnoo. If xonio itrown porwin iti'rnmpnxloe Iheui, oo the little folk, innj >oo tli. vnode. VlS. illid receive n doll without root. The hilt for thl. week 1, c.poolally Intorootliig to the Jlttlo folk,, end for next week it atifl liottor «ie I, promised, when llrlndnmnur, the h.ndiutt kfni;. romo, to tho Orphcuq, At the Bijou. Thllor-nade xowk, for etage wear are by no meana an uncommon acqalattlon to the well aptiolntcd wardrobe of pome net re,no,, yet It Is not often one Dud. the entire lady force In a musical comedy provided with delicate frilla and finery, deelfneil and ex- ecuted hy otto of the moat ramoua I’arlsfan mhnnfncfnrera of oarlety apparel, n, In tho rose with roxnr.l to Hie coatume. exhlhltnl In -Ouy, New York," ,h,. cetppoalte of fnn and mnalc to he prc.entc.1 nt the Dijon next week, on which festive occa.kui manv agree*' old* Surprise of a novel nature will rW With * titan ly picturesque atmosphere M winning the approbation of an andlegr* who enjoy aopicthlug In the way of a tnnsl- Ida plot a* writ at a aucceaidon of plea .tog nuulcal numbers. “Tho Great Divide." Prnbaldy the greatest dramatic event ot the aeaaon will bo the presentation of "The (treat fHvMe," which la announced tor next week 01 tho Grand, when fc enperli com pany of distinguished playera' will prewnt WAiiiiffiiiaar.- -1 mbm ratUrn Vaughn Moody's of American life. The entire production and TcUUMl fi| ai— - 7 mftttoiful ilratnn ‘ * ‘ am 'Uh* fflgt OJint lu NV«r York. "MacUm Butterfly." BrlUlgot In rrvj m^|i i»* tho «nya ilou when Mr. Henry IV. S;»mg.* lntrofluc«>c in nnt«lr nu<I W^Mnl I'lrclra of this olty IlKvIur* fRacinating ‘MatUni Butterfly,", tb** Japanese threeat t grand opera wMcb has rreated ntaa farore In Buropo that It in tx-lug heflM slmnltnnrously in six i-tuv tinental tnnstc ct>ntera this aeaaon. The •‘timing of the opera will be *u O.r.b •loo or maak«l luomeat. u«.t only iM^attsx It I* Mbl to be tho finest operatic production Mr. Savage ha* erer sent out. but It affords •pportunlty to bear the celebrate 1 sho hare uroToked such enth' comment In the Ea*t. It Includes tbt . Ladies' 20 Button Glace Real Kid Gloves—Black, Wkite, Cream—Pair $4.50 Trefoussfc Make Ladies' 16 Button Glace Real Kid Gloves—Black, Wlute, Tan, Brown, Navy, Red, Slate, Pearl, Green, Lav ender, Ligkt Blue, Pink—Pair $3.50 Trefousse Make Ladies' 12 Button Real Kid Glace Glove s—Black, IWkite, Tan, Slate, Brown-rPair .... . . $2.75 Ladies' 8 Button Real Kid Glace G1 oves-- Blacky Wkite, Tan, Mode, Slate—Pair ....... $2.50 Trefousse Make Ladies 2-Clasp “Dorotky," Tre fousse make—Black, Wkite and Colors -Pair $2.00 Ladies Walking Gloves in a Heavy Cape witk a smart mannisk air—Tre fousse make. In all skades of Tan—Pair $2.00 Tke “Solitaire'' is glove on tke market, and good finish Paris point stiteking adds to its smart appearance. Try tkese. Black, Wkite, Slate—P air 12 Button—Pair. Men's G* “ Men's wLite dress Gloves, pair Men's pique Kid Gloves, es $2.50 $1.75 $2 tke kest dollar It kis style, fit m tan, pair * , . . . .... $1.50 Men’s dress Kid Gloves, in tan, pair $1.75 Men s Silk Gloves for fall wear; krowfts, tans, grays and wkite; Kayser Pair • . $1.00 make, pair . . . $1.00 to $1.50 Ladies Wool Golf Gloves—-Black, White and all colors— 50c quality 39c Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Company. FOSTOFFICE CLERKS ARE GETTING BUSY II** time when PoaiMflUf IliodgeU M preparing to do tbo Santa riaus »ot. For within a ffnc days hln force of clerk* wju he working over time, Ud things will bp going at lifgh pre.-xurq in the rostotng#. A I 86 fir the heavy Clirlstmas ru*h ha* not comhlfncad. hut eyep nave fna in- crente fn la v6ry percfptlhlo, Especially I* thl* #o in the ivgutry department, where m\ lnrronj*»-f num* tier of reglatfccd |4ecea of mnU lo being received. Oh December 17, Po*tmn.*ter EJedgett expect® tlie heavy work to titart, ana la, accordljigur, making pinna tn take, care of the ti-plnc. In order to accoiynio*iite the big rush of people wno wlU have packagea to send flbrough the mail*, s will 1 • -t.u • : :• ■ i> ) nothing egyepc to weigh parcel* and mark hn lUetq Ihe number of rttampa lrqtili*A\ to carry them through the mmre. The sender will then get the nerogagnr atndunt. from another window, tvnfl t|«b vju W. ip) confu- . , .X , . An Increase hi IpJalpw J| now Vclng iwn, too, In }he niupey ortjar $l*part- , w n^re tne ^lerks aha kept t»u^y I nlvn^y through orders for nro renlemberii unliul mat iflg friend* in ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. ffTAtft OF nEmtrilA-CoMly of fruitOR, Hy rlttuo of an offing bf - ths court ot ordi nary of ssld county, granted it the Decem ber term. HPT, there niff IM> Sold before the murt hou,.. door of ast.l .uinnly, on tho first TueoJsf tn Jtmusry hett, nlThln the legal hour, ,.f ssle, tho ftii!.twIt s nrenertr o. limg- Si« to the reliito of Frank T Itrsu, lie- cho.o.1, to-wlt: " All flint trart or parcel of land lying nml Brin* tu Inn-1 tot M of the Flo rent', dl.tr lot of originally TTeury, no*- DeKnlh comity. Georgln. moulnlug «.t5 tdros. more pnrtl ainrly described ss follow*; H..ginning , Uie **s.t ride nf Uclionougli road isl known qfe ltd county line Toad) nt the right- ot-wny of the ftouthern Rnllwnr Company, - * ItklOlF .1 v.is.tl. all dee.L. .. ...I InmcH east along Mid rlgbu.f wsv, 1.M1 •t to the luu-ntor add Fayetterllie rufd: nloiu; »al<l ro I. ** Ml: tin i.-o DortX 15 dearer, and # nifinltr". onst. -;lll slnlig ,.M road, DM fret: Il,.-I|r* tvtU ti degreei .oast. Mill along sal-1 road. Cu feet to property of Jos.- ptilne i s-n,i-nfi (i h doarees west, along Fnrrls* line. 1C ft«u lliencr north a *trrc«. nnd *> ndnste, ran. along h'nrrls' Ihio. 144 fret: thru- - north 54 degris s onet, S lg line of Karris. pn».lng Okj lieoiUili- Fayetterllie road, nnd siong line ..r wu property, 321 feet to a . do, Kit label h llgit.li: n* rth, 2 degrees near, along odd ram .-ro.dng ig.- I'e. atur and Kny- elirrtn, road, and along prOMcty ,if Kev. ‘K feed road; ll.-ory. (omti w Sa Key ri-ad. 1.240 fhef to property ’of Clark; thenre Mouth 4 degree, nod :tn mtnnres en*t. alone Clark's line. T3-i foot: tkom-e lonth ■ -It-rrres and B mtnutu ireel. along Clark’s lino. 563 feet to toe McDonough road; tbenfie south degrees nnd 45 minute, ensti nlong tlie rast side of Mid .McDonangh road. 219 fret to the beginning point. K.Sfept the following portion thereof, which wn. sold hr Frank r. Tlynn. Hr.. In his lifetime, to \V. X. Merrier, hr deed -luie.1 March 21, 1st. and re.-ord<d Id Dfed Dook XV. page 500, to-wlt: All that tract or parcel of land tying and being-tn land lot 51 of the Fifteenth murkd of oCiflneUy Henry, now Dekalb county, containing IS.74 geren. nnd more particularly descrlhed ts beginning on th- . net side of McDonough r-itel (also called the county line resit) nt tho llght-of-jrny of the Southern Itnilwny compsnr, and ron- nlng thenre .omit cl degree, and 45 min- utea es«L along said right of.wny, 1.5,2 feet to the Decatur nnd .FhyetterlUc rind; thedre north 1 degreo west, nlong «aid roncl. 400 feet; lagan north 13 degree, and .1) min uten east, atlll nlong tallT t«*d. K-O feet; ISL .tut Along — _ ... . . hroprrty of Josephine tPOOCe north S3 -1-rr,west, alone Farrt*' line. ldR feet: ttiOnCe north 35 n*. grees. and pl minute, rast. along Fnrrls ID feet; thence a.mtb, 53 degrees tree! «» feet; thei.ee berth 4 tlegr^-s and fid minutes urn, ltd feet! I hence ,dutl: ts dr. gteen rat'd mlnutr, e-ret, along lino ,d t lark, 56S font to htclJonhugh road; throve aahth - -Icgrc-ri nod 45 mtnntiy easi. along east skin of Mid tio-L :tl reef to the begin ning point. Terms: One-third rash: balance to two payments. On. on or before six ami twelrq month,, r report [rely, QCr »Ii« -la:, of Mte. the rate of 7 per cent per rnnmn until P* 1,1 Tni'ST COMPANY OF GKoROIA. By W. S. M'RES IixScutor PifAVoKoloROl- rteain Mil?, Treasurer. J«« »WerrcA ; u t.> COURT HOUSE SWAYS UNDER BIG CROWD Thai Ik* court room where Andrew J®b B * *on, tho n*xro muMoror ot P»IIcom*o si* Vu h^loir trl**l Thnr*d*y !■ rafeot place ou earth When * raorf than a thouond p*op!§, wa* tbo that ffliorcsped ttaelf upon tho mM of than flue attendant npou tha trtil Tbartwr n tb*n ■ ' be n»Uf teeted. an«raV sm.’h time* there wW who *at or *tood a* though on pin*. ■ wished fpr the new* flouft b<m*^ bNo pftnutko. j;,. Among the baliiff* there wa< euanlon a* to who ahnuld IttH «• th** lym*ejlpor«. thfiM point* of T antap prererre.i t„ (h,. rri* lt er of the coort tvW. where the crowd w*a rhlcke«t. -We couldn't keep Dan Wrkw® from rhe door*,- declared u r . -Pshaw, I wasn't afiifff/ 9 I Pcrkeraon. '*F Just wanted th M could get tome fre*h air." . -Hut the floor certamir did tael that crowd began to more ■ropn'tW *< XU-A Mr. while H-' 1 .. wfi|>d that he was rei.Ii'to go/tt »; Vbt fle** stsnd and *wcar that at *“K.« *m head* of tho Jurymen fn tb« box w*”*® I like corks on a UMM4 **■