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Arrests made in a Crewe th°ft have led to a solution of a day. light shoplifting case at Verser's Clothing Store dur ng the Christ mas season. vrorking through a naze of nicknames and false names. Prince Edward County Sheriff J. T. Clark and Deputy Sheriff Jack Overton have narrowed the field to six Richmond Negroes, who will be Charged with grand lar ceny in the Farmville theft. Excessive weight, 325 pounds of it, started the ball rolling to ward a solution of the shoplifting. C. T. Agee, an employee of Ver ser's Store, was called to Notto way, Wednesday night, to id n tify the 325-pound Richmond Negro, Roosevelt Harris, 17. While Harris was trying on a hat, and another a, complice a pair of shoes at 5 p. m., Tuesday. Dec. 23. at Verser's Store, two oth er Negroes came into the store. They said that they were just looking around. At just the time when F. L. Verser and Mrs. W. V.

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