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Last Monday, at the "Busy Bee"
Cafe, there was quite an influx of legal
talent at one time. Attorney R. O.
Lee was tnere with THE APPEAL
man as his guest. Attorney W. T.
Francis came it with Attornies Turner
W. Bell of Leavenworth, Kan., C. H.
Calloway and W. C. Hueston of Kan
sas City, Mo., as his guests. Before
the dinner was over Attorney J. Louis
Erwin came in and joined Lawver
Francis' party. The legal lights from
out of the city are attending the ses*
sion of the U.. iS. Court of Appeals
where Atty. Bell is defending Chas A.
Stevens, charged with robbing the
mails of $58,000 in 1908, and Atty.
Hueston and Calloway are defending
Dr. W. J. Thompson of Kansas City
in a civil rights suit.
IHOTTlME FOR DELINQUENTS.
