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NEWS 'AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH. N. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1928. 3 LOUISE PRICE IS FINALLY IN JAIL East Raleigh Woman Begins Service of 90 Days Sentence In County Jail Unescorted by an officer, Louise Price, notorious East Raleigh woman, late yesterday afternoon entered the county jail to begin service of a 90- day sentence she received on a charge of selling liquor. It is the first time she has ever served more than three days behind the bars, the woman said just before she went to jail.

Mrs. Price was crying when, she came to the office United States Marshal R. W. Ward', yesterday afternoon but when she started for the jail she was smiling. "I wouldn't mind it 80 it wasn't for those dirty women that I'll have to be around," she observed.

A group of curiosity seekers were waiting around the entrance to the jail to see the woman taken in but she avoided them by slipping in the north side door. Louise Price, who the tax books show to be a rather wealthy woman, was convicted of selling whiskey when tried in United States District Court, before Judge I. M. Meekins, last month. The testimony against her was presented by six Federal prohibition officers who stated that they had purchased liquor from her, paying $1 a drink for whiskey and $1 a bottle for beer.

On the stand and again yesterday the woman swore that she had sold the officers immitation, non-alcoholic peach cordial instead of whiskey, and near-beer for real beer. However, she admitted that she had charged $1 a drink for the cordial and a $1 a bottle for the near -beer. During her trial Chief of Police J. Winder Bryan and several of his officers testified that they had no report of any misconduct on her part since she was arrested four years ago on charges of selling whiskey and running a disorderly house. She was acquitted of both of these charges at the time.

The woman was first scheduled to begin her term on June 15 but while Judge Meekins was out of the district her lawyers secured a ten-day stay of execution from Judge' Johnson Hayes on the ground that they had discovered additional evidence. However, no hearing was held before Judge Meekins on his return and in the absence of an order the clerk of court issued an order for her arrest yesterday. DELEGATES LEAVE FOR EPWORTH LEAGUE MEET Delegates from local churches left last night to attend the annual meeting of Epworth Leagues of the North Carolina Methodist Conference. The STOMACH ULCERS "After suffering for more than 15 years with this painful serious trouble, with everything recommended a failure, the last advice being an operation with no assurance even then of permanent relief, I finally found a new idea of person suffering from ulcers or a super-treatment that cured me in 60 days with no restrictions in diet. I am so grateful for relief that I want to help others by saying that your wonderful treatment should be in the hands of every acid stomach." (Name on request).

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TO CLEAN AND REPAIR HISTORIC FORT MACON Wilbur Willis Appointed Caretaker and Warden of Park Surrounding Fort Historic old Fort Macon venerable guardian of Beaufort harbor, will be brushed up and put into shape for visitors. Announcement was made yesterday at the State Conservation Department of the appointment of Wilbur Willis, Beaufort, as park warden and caretaker of the fort and State park surrounding it. First of the activities of the new warden will be the clearing of the moat surrounding the battlements and tidying up the interior of the old structure. However, because of the funds no extensive repairs will be made at this time, these being considered for a time when ample provisions can be made. The grounds around the old fort will be put into better condition by the new warden.

F. H. Claridge, assistant forester, who has just returned from the fort, declares that a whole is in a fairly good state of repaitor trek" planting Claridge also activities inspected which have the been carried on during the last two seasons by the forestry division, and declared that many of the seedlings have attained a rapid growth. NEGRO YOUTH CHARGED WITH FORGING CHECKS Charged with forging his father's name to two small checks, John Benton, 20-year-old Negro, was bound over to Superior Court under a $400 bon! when tried in City Court yesterday. Dennis Stell, an old offender, was given 60 days when he was convicted of drunkenness.

When he was found in a drunken stupor last Friday, officers reported that he WaS surrounded by a number of hair tonic bottles. George Alston, Negro, was fined $50 and the costs for driving an automobile while under the influence of whiskey. Judgment against O. A. Thomas, charged with transporting a halfpint of whiskey, was continued.

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