The pile of several hundred cases
of liquor seized by the federal agents
here, which was moved into the al
ley wav to the south*of the federal
building for fear that its great
weight might cause the floor of the
building to give way, was strongly
encircled with three wire netting to
day and several strands cf barbed
wire stretched about tho entire
stack. Reports were that the wire*
were to be charged vlth electricity
to prevent any effort being made to
remove the liquor.
NEW LUMBER FIRM
R. 17. Foley Fompnny Incorporated
At Troy
TROT, Ala.. Nov. 17.—(Special.)—
The R. D. Foley Lumber company has
been Incorporated. The* amount of
the capital is J20.000. The officers
are: R. D. Foley, president and
treasurer: J. Frank Johnston, vice
president. Dean Murphree, secretary.
The company will buy and sell lum
ber and timber and will engage in
the general lumber business. The
business will be located at the same
place as R. D. Foley's mills on North
Three Notch road.
CO-EDS’ MORSES
LEFT TO CO-EOS
Vassar President Thinks Girls
Will Work Out Their Own
Salvation
By JAMES M’CDAIN
(Leased Wire To The Age-Herald.) |
CHICAGO, Nov. 17.—Bare knees
are a fine thing in certain fields of
feminine athletics, but at other j
times the extent to which that j
dimpled member of the college girl’s
anatomy is exposed is no business
of the college president.
Vassar girls need not be so careful ]
when near Dr. Henry M. MacCrack
enj president of their college, for |
that’s the way he feels about it. He i
told interviewers so in Chicago.
