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the employ of the company, ended U. S court shortly before noon yesterday when a jury returned a verdict awarding him $225 In the suit of the First National Bank receiver against D. M Cooley, seeking collection of double assessment judgment was given the plaintiff for Cooley alleges that he was not liable on grounds that the stock had been transferred to C. A. Craig and R. E Fuhr before the bank closed Judgment was given at a recent term of U. S. court in the case. but a new trial was granted the lock of Rehmeyer's hair was evolved by Blymere, who was paid $10 on account of a $40 fee Rehmeyer's body was found yesterday by Oscar Glatfelter. a neighbor who heard a mule braying Going to the barn. he found the mule had not been fed. He went to the house and found Rehmeyer's charred body tossed up and lying among the ashes on the floor The confessions of the youths later revealed the man had been dead since Tuesday Minnesota is the Sioux word for cloudy or smoky water Th fox can bleat like a lamb and mew like cat. IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF GREENE ARKANSAS The New First National Bank of Para- WARNING ORDER The Thompson and H. Lloyd hereby warned to appear the Chancery Court within thirty and the complaint plainGiven under hand and Clerk seal as of the Chancery Court within and for Greene, on day November 1928 EDGAR SEAY By FLORA SEAY Try Daily Press Classified Ad.