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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1926

Page

17

Detroit Auditor Testifies on Motor Company Profits

In United States District Court Detroit June 3, auditor Herbert L ref- auditor of Parker Rustproof Company testified on seven-year profits from 1917 to 1924. He cited gross profits totaling 876,176,230 and net profits 526,441.05 for the period, noting peak business in 1920 with gross profits 152,000,000 and net profits 115,797,364, and that rustproofing patents involved in Ford infringement case had not been used as selling inducement.

Detroit The Motor. Co Herbert L United States ‘District Court Serres Jr Dancery Parker Ford Company Arthur J

Coolidge to Give Veterans Party at White House

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge hosted a yearly lawn party for disabled war veterans patients at Washington area hospitals. The White House grounds were prepared for the event as the President and First Lady greeted the men and extended hospitality.

Washington, D.C. Jones White’ House

General Amos Fries Re-elected President of Sojourners Club

Major General Amos A. Fries of the chemical warfare service was re elected president of the Sojourners club at the national convention held in Philadelphia on June 3 and 4. The organization comprises military men who are also master masons.

Philadelphia Amos A. Fries Chemical Warfare Service Washington, D. C Sojourners' Club

Juror Told to Drink Milk Every Two Hours in Trial

In Chicago in June, juror R. B. Fisher, summoned for the Durkin murder trial, claimed his doctor ordered a pint of milk every two hours. The judge directed him to take the stand, and arranged milk delivery to the jury box.

Chicago Durkin

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