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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
OPPORTUNITIES IN VA.
What a Writer in the National
Stockman Has to Say Thereon

y IS . F = ~
Mr.. Algra Agee. a we'll known cores
pondent OF the National Stockman, pub
LEGATION OF wide circulation, has the fol-
lowing to. say Of EARNS In Virginia, ;"
and of the advantages OF this State for
home seekers, especially stock raisers
"Nfr. S. +. Barber, OF Harrisburg, Pa.
Is widely known as n successful dairy
man and a most acceptable institute lect-
llrer. He has spent many seasons at the
Virginia Institutes with Secretary Koiner
and Prof, Heiges having gone over the
State very thoroughly. Years ago he told
me Of the opportunities the State offered
Ito cnterprising farmers. and after having
seen something of the State myself was
glad to meet him few weeks ago and
e to learn his present opinion. as It is my
own belief that there are far better
chances for a man lnthe South to-day
than In the far West. No other State
In the Union says Mr.. Barber offers
such opportunities as Virginia to-day.
The land there Is offered a n big bargain
Northern men are coming in. AMI we
shall sec heavier Immigration. The old
tobacco district you mention has natural
strength. and with the COW pea. Grim
son clover and good northern manage
ment it responds quickly confess that
was glad to have this Endorsement of
my own idea that Virginia Is all right
and that immigration will turn south
ward in greater degree
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: : = ---7--7 : NO.. ~ - -
WANTED TO eLEEP.
curious That Tired Preacher Should
n Have SUCH Desire.

CURIOUS ! nav q ~ l'0b ~ y
Have SUCH Desire.
A minister speaks of the curious erect
of Grape Nuts food on him ana now "
has relieved him.
you viii doubtless understand now
tho suffering With indigestion, with when
! used to be troubled. made my work an
almost unendurable burden, ana why y
was that after my Sabbath duties hnd
been performed, sleep was a stranger 70
my pillow I'M nearly daylight.
II had to be very careful as TO what !
ate and even with all my care expe-
rIenccd poignant physical distress a1ter
meals, and my food never 50 listed me,
"Slx months have elapsed since Pc
gan to use Grape Nuts food, and tho ben
efits / have derived from II arc very
definite ! no longer suffer from mai
gestion. and ] began TO improve from
tho time Ci,ape-Nuts appeared on our
table. find that by eating y a'sh a % -
after my Sabbath work IS done 'ann
always do 81 nnw) my merry ire eluiet-
ed and rest and refreshing sleep are q, ?
sured me, feel that col'ld hot Possi,
bly, do without scirape-Nnts food, now
that i know It's value, y is inyariaH
on our tablc--we feel that VIC need " 10 e,
complete tho meal--nnd our cnllarsn VIZ
EFT Grnpe.Nuts whom they cannot pc per
suaded 10 touch anything elEs. name
Given by Postum CO., Bntt1e tSreeA' 49,"
There's q reason, " ,.n,,a
Read the famous listle pook AHv
Road 10 .WellYl!lc.v ~ eaeh phS,tf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
FARIMOUNT'S OUTING.
Sunday School Excursion to West
Point a Great Success.

Paramount Methodist Sunday school had
their annual outing yesterday at West
Point. They carried down large crowd,
filling eleven coaches.
Several interesting contests attracted
many persons to participate IN them. Re-
storing the absent appendagc to the
donkey caused much laughter and amuse-
ment. Mrs r. II. Thompson was the
successful contestant and won a hand
some umbrella.
An egg race for the ladies, with a
hen ,Itifui white silk purse as the prize,
was contested for by Mrs. Newton Cen
try, Miss Jennie Thompson, Mrs. j. NJ.
Levy and Mrs. Clifford Gentry Mrs.
I. NJ Levy was tho winner NJ
fifty yard dash was run by the FOL,
lowing: Mrs. .Kutet J2,ltze. Mrs. ERNEST
liz ckier, MisssAHzzies PaCe4and Miss Lille
Kirk Miss Pace won the prize, a lady
hand bag. N
Mr.. Knight won the looking glass Tor
hain, TIE llg]iest man on the grounds
Many little babies were primped UP
and offered by their anxious mothets ~
the baby show for the prettiest bnpy
under three years Of age. Tor when II
handsome comb and brush were given.
These were won by little Doris Braucr'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. 5. brauer.
+ ,,hcn followed shoe race for the boSs'
which was won by John Thomas.
nncket knife was the prize.
THE game of baseball IN lhe ai.er
noon between Paramount Brownies ana
Tho West Point boys attracted large
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
.F|RsTD|sT.R|C7'
N0 |: \ he: H |.|.0||||N [ |l 5
Captain Whitlock's Men Defeat
Captain Hulce's iii Target
& Practice.
PRIVATE BAILEY A I: !, THE {: STAR
First District Patrolinail Carries
Off the Individual Honors.
The Scores.

Anyway It's all In the family said
Sergeant II. G. Bailey Of the First District
yesterday WHOM Private N. W. Bailey
(no relation) scored twenty-four points
In tho target practice at the Seventh
Regiment, and thereby snatchcd from
tho sergeant the distinction Of, being tho
best shot on the force.
lies no relation of mine. yet hc be-
longs to the downtown district, aid /
am satisfied Patrolman Bailey did some
good shooting when hc scored that
twcnty-four points. didn't mind losing
the distinction OF being the high shot at
all, since a First District man took 1t
from me. . were tho words Of iovial Ser.
geant Bailey. Ho had lust inspected
tho score board and seen the good work
done by the private. #
+ With n majority Of thirty-sx points
the First District walked off with the
honors of yesterdays target practice AT
the Seventh Street Armory. The victory
ndds greatly to the percentage s,oumn Of
this district. and at the same time low
ers the workmanship Of the officers of
the Second District. Out OF four shoots
the lower district men have won three
times. sCll iii
Private N. w Bailey Yesterday aftcr-
noon made the highest score that has yet
been made. Out of a possible thirty he
scored twerty-four points, defeating Ser
geant Bailey by two points. Until this
time tho sergeant was entitled to the
distinction.
Patrolman. Schlicf who on Monday
made twenty-four points when the oiil-
cal practice was not on. only scored
two points yesterday. E
The First District platoon scored lt0
points against la for the Second District
officers, making n difference Of &c
points
First District.
Below can he found the scores made by
the officers of the first district
Sergeant Kerse, 10; Sergeant Bailey, 16:
Privates-G Green. 10: Crump 2: Duke, g.;
Bailey. "a; Jennings, 3; Killan 6. Bryant
10: Sherry. IS; Fowlkes, 10: Duggins, a:
Gary &: Tucker, Is; Johnson 20, Total
go.
Second District.
Sergeant Holdcraft 10; Sergeant sowell
s;
Privates-Krengel.g .: stockncr, 6; Mat
tern, 3: Booker,3; Hulcher, II; Newman.
II: Pillow. 8; Clarkson, Isl Wiley, 49,:
Thurman. 10; schlief, q Dugan, 9. Total
1874.
Chief Werner set a good example for
his men Yesterday wien he fred at The
target. Running rnr about fft"en steps
to the mark he lied III rapid succession
the SIX shots and scores out or n pos
sible thirty, fourteen points
Captain Epps, Inspector of the Tolics.
made - II srnre. taly'nr snv"1 ry'nts
TO the good, after firing rapidly.
Captain Hulce of the Second District
scored eighteen points. which Is far above
the average. Captain Hulce ran UP to
the line in good style and brought his
revolver over his head with the grace
OF professional marksman.
Messenger Tobins and Officer Keegan
scored two points each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
.B|A|BYCOVER:|.E||D:
W|T7H'ECz!.E:.|MA...
Little One So Bad People Said He ! g.
Could Not etWell--M Then lt'
Tried Cutlcura, and Found Relief
from Start, Il.
PERMANENTLY CURED
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES e { |::;:'

"Our baby boy when three months tn,
old Ind eczelnn all over him, SO ba =,
that people said he could not get well
and (havlng one case like II before and INC
doctorcd with the best doctors. and "a
then the baby dieel), thought would
try the Cuticura Remedies. Before 3iy !
had used them two weeks ! could see
that my baby was better. used them
about six months and the sores We're
all well, but I kept giving him the
Remedies for one year, and now he IS
four ycnrs Old and the eczema has never
come back and we think t never VIII,
thanks TO Cuttura. (signetD Mrs M.W.
Eldridge Fulton, Okla. June s, 'O5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
TWO NEW CHARTERS.
The Commission Authorizes Rich,
mond and Norfolk Companies,

The Corporation Commission yestcr-
day granted tho following charters:
Richmond Pattern and Structural Iron
Works, Inc, of Richmond Va. lncor-
,poratorsr-W. r, Meredith. president;
Reuben r. Liphart, vcp-presldent; Fred
erlck Fitzgerald, secretary and treas-
urcr, all OF Richmond, Capital stock
maximum, s5o,o0o minimum. $4,000.
Objects and pnrposes--to manufacture.
sell and tenl in wooden and metal pat
terms of all kinds, 10 design, mako and
sell ornamental or structural iron and
metal work.
Client Residence Corporation. OF Nor
folk Va Ipcorporators-G M Serpell.
president; \. II. Wilcox, Vice PRESIDENT
Barton Myers secretary and treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
BROAD STREET PROPERTY
Large and Valuable Block Bought
By Mr., Kaufman.

Messrs. McYeigh & Glinn. real estate
agents have sold and closed up deal
for tho sale OF 476 feet of vacant land
on the north slide OF Broad Street I'M
mediately east of tho Hermitage Golf
Links to Mr., Isaac Kaufman for tho
consideration of $lG625.
This property fronts on the north side
OF Broad Street and runs back TO and
fronts on the south sidc of Marshall
Street over 500 feet. and contains four
acres all OF which Is well adapted for
manufacturing sites, as It adjons prop
crty OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
1t was impossible TO find out from Mr..
Kaufman II he intended to use tho
property for n manufacturing enterprise
or to keep 1t ns an Investment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
To Develop Gypsum Deposits.

ID Mr.. John s. Sampson. Jr.. of 1903 West
Tenth Street, Los Angeles Cal, called
on Commissioner of Agriculture koiner
yesterday to make inquiries as to the
location of gypsum deposits In this State.
Mr.. Sampson represents company or
corporation proposing TO invest in TINS!
state and to develop gypsum deposits
where the best prospects of profitable re-
turns are offered. Commissioner koinar
gave him all the information at his COM
mand, ana Is hopeful that Virginia will
profit thereby.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

monument to tho Confederate dead OF t :fNs
county, Thc Two companies Will return
Oh sunday evening. July 18th. Captain 1tt II
A, w. 5s Miller commands Company -.
md Captain George N. Sklpwlth, conf
pany G. The two commands VIII carry
$thIrty-flve or forty men each.
1'ne Southern Railway offers q rnte o. |,
81 for the round trip from Richmond 70
Amelia on The morning OF the loth, r.
turning that evening. Hundreds from this
city viii the trip, including many
veterans OF Lee and Pickett camps.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
AZ the Casino.

The first matinee of the week will pc
given to-day at the Casino, when At
thur Lane and tho other members 81 the
vaudeville combination VII .entertai ar the
Lane Lane are arc richly worth the price of nd-i
mission, TO say nothing OF Tascott the.
negro shouter, who has q voice which u!
thnn anything heard on the stage here
abou,s. Garlic, the mimic, issalso good.
as are the members Of the Nadia, Com
pany, In an electrical dance mat IS q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Deaths in the City.

The death record In the city and SUI
.burbs for the thirty-six hours ending at
room yesterday was as follows;
Whltc--Thomas e. IIoge, Henrico COIN
ty: Henley w. Mollers, second police sta
ton; Helen Lucille Hewlett, Mary =.
Hughes. Nellie A. Jordan. Richmond.
Colored-Robert Lee, Richard Willis,
Richmond. a .6 s53 n vi II y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Declares Dividend

The Robert Harding Company. publish
recently deciaredSa semi annual dividend
The old officers were reelected as fol-
lows: Rev. Or. Edward J.. Pell.s presl-
liant: =. N Newman. secretary and treas
urer; James d. Crunp. o. a. Hawkins:
d. c. Massie. with the president and
sccretary#and treasurer, constituting me
ard OF directors. II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
GBuildi1pE,3 AN and Loan Company.

rho seventeenth annual meeting Of the
Virginia Building md Loan, company
was held Monday evening, and the u fol
lowing officers and directors were re-
elected \ President, WI liam I?uegcr; VICE
president, William G. Schmidt secretary
William El1yson. Trustces--A. L.. Adam
SON. IL A. NfcCurdy and r. a. sewers.
Drectors--H enry a. Williams, M. =.
Lindner, Judge Bev. 7. Crump, az. voik-
mann, Julian r.. SHELTON, Joseph H. Mid
dendorf and C.. Ruehrmund.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
FOR GOOD OF SERVICE.
Firemen Transferred Because.
Thev Could NOT Agree.

Firemen Transferred Because
They Gould Not: Agree.
AS the result Of an investigation held
by the Board of Fire Commissioners. Mon
day night, Chief Fuller yesterday issued
an order, transferring NJ. A. Hall driver
at No. Engine House, to Engine Com
pany No. 9. P. Fl. Madison, Of the latter
company, takes Mr.. Halls place with No,
Company.
Messrs. +. S. Smith, MA. Hall, G. H.
Wnitock and B.. Gill, OF No. Com
pany which is located at Fifth and Duval
Streets. were before the board charged
with conduct prejudcial to good order In
the department. and after going over the
matter in detail, and examining many
witnesses, the board ordered'th transfer
noted above.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
H;gh1v-Prized Pen.

Clerk James Il. o'Grady Of the Board
of Health had the misfortune on Mon
day TO lose a highly priced gold foun-s
tain pen, either on q, street car from
Fulton TO Ninth and Main streets Or on %
apd Broad Streets.
MIR, O'Grady will appreciate 1t Y the
finder will rcturnthe pen TO nm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Complete It Shortly.

THE principals of the various city
schools are now busy taking the school
census for 1905, and It will likely be COM
pleted within a. week.
The census is taken once in five years,
and embraces all minors between the ages
OF seven and twenty years
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Salyationist Here.

Ma jor A1arcussen, OF New York. social
secretary OF the Salvation Army for the
city Monday to inspect the Army's social
s Major Marcussen hopes to establish
here an Industrial department Such .a 9
mark and in many titles Of the North.
Flo left Monday night for New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
CAPT. GRAHAM'SC CURE
OF Distressing Humor.

~ am 50 grateful ] want to thank
God that a friend recommended Cuti--
c,lra Soap md Ointment to me. 5 J.
suffered for a long time with sores on
my face and back. Some doctors said
l had blood poison, and others that !
had BARRIERS itch. None Of them did
me any good, but they all took my
money. MY friends tell me my skin
now looks rs clear as q baby's, and !
tell them all that Cuticura Sonp and
Ointmentdid it. Captain w. S, Gra-
ham. 1921 Eof ST., Wheeling, w. W.,
June IA, 1904"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Hastings Court.

In the Hastings Court yesterday Mary MAI y
=. Chids was given SIX months ~ az
for assault and battery. :,
Matt Byrd was acquitted OF malicious
oasa1,lt>and Thomas Harris, alias Grafton
rot two years in the penitent'sry for
grand larceny. I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
crowd md NSas easily won by the
Brownies by a score of to 2.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Fine Report. Made on Last Years
Work-Officers Chosen.

Work-Officers Chosen.
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Mechanics Institute last night-the TWEEN
ty-second--was most gratifying. The re-
ports of the president, secretary. treas
urer, finance committee and school com
.mttee showed this excellent institution
to be In better condition and TO be doing
a greater work than ever before.
The following officers and directors were
Ielected:
Onicers-W. j. Whtehurst, president;
Mann S. Quarles, vice-president:H William
f, smons, treasurer, and Thomas Elicit,
secretary.
Board Of dircctors--E. r. Archer. Jo-
seph b. Welsh, James d. Crump, L. T.
Christian. A. Bargamtn. Edgar II Fer
gusson, Thomas e. Williams: Jr; J.: ].
Montague. John T. Wilson. NJ. ]. DIM
mock Henry E. Iolms. Z. j Bosher,
Marx Gunst, II. M. starke, Basil NJ
Gwathmey. z. p. Valentine. Henry S.
Hutzler. JtNn w. Rothert. T.. H. jenkins,
a. j. Chewing and B. Rand Wexford.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
AND STILL ANOTHER.

For over thirty years suffered
from painful ulcers and an eruption
from my knees to my feet, and could
find neither doctors nor medicines to
help me- until took Cuticura, which
cured me in six mon tbs. (signed) NJ.
c. Moss, Gainesville, Tex"
cucura Soap, 25c. Ointment, 50c., Rcsolven coc. ln
form Of Chocolate Coated Pills, 2sc per via, OF COY.
Potter Drug Chem. Corp, Sole Props. Boston. . "
or Mailed Free, How to Cure Every llumor."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
Change of Secretary.

Mr.. s. s. r. Patteson has, resigned the
position of secretary Of the Hichmond
was yesterday elected by the board to
succeed Mr.. Pnttcson.5%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
TO Give a Moonlight.

The Willing Workers of Hasker Me-
mortal Sunday school will give a moon
light excursion down the James on Thurs,
day night, the 18th. Among the special
attractions will be music by Polk Miller's
Southern Quartette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
CLAW Street. Epworth League.

The Clay Street Bpworth Lengue de-
cided last Friday to continue their me eel,
be held every Friday evening at s:165
o'clock, with interesting subjects and
good leaders. Mr.. a. 3. MCPHERSON, OF
Centenary. will lead next frlday even
mi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
!. Mr.. Gardner on the Stump.

81 Mr.. Thomas w. Gardner, candidate 70,
the state Senate for the district which
Includes HcnrIco. New Kent and other
counties, will leave for New Kent TO-
morrow in the interest OF his candidacy.
Mr.. Gardner is making an active canvass.
and his friends claim that he Is a sure
EHInner. *. al1 M
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12
MILITARY FOR AMELIA,
Captains Miller and skipwith Will
Take Commands to Unwilling.

Companies b and G, Of the seventeen
Regiment Of Infantry, viii leave THIS e'!y
Bon Friday evening Via the sout herh Ha ~
way fol Amelia Courthouse 10 attend the
unye!ling there on Saturday 81 the sta I've
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

all of Norfolk, Va Capital stock---,nax-
ilnum $4,000; minimum. $1,000. Objects
and purposes-to improve and sell real
estate in Norfolk, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-12

Licensed to Wed.
t81n tho IIustlngs Court clerks office
vestcrdayy a marriage license was issued
fo Emmett G. Whitman and Anna GRO
syanettt, both OF this CITY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
nEFvSE3 TO
De B0vne Ed

WASHINGTON. Sept 2.-Fore.
man Oscar Ricketts,. Of the govern
ment printing office. was dismissed
this morning for lusnbordlnatien IN.
Ricketts, alleges that Public Printer
Palmer violated the civil service
law IN demanding his resignation.
In falling to make specific alisga-
tons against himself and Foreman
Hay. Of the Job division. They
therefore declined to resign. sub
mittisg the matter to the comlris-
sion and the president. Il Is in
timated the trouble was over the
introduction Of a cerialn type OF
typesetting machine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
STREET CAR
RUNS AWAY

SPOKANE. Sept. beyond con-
troll 81 tbs motoFnan an electric
street car Mashed down Howard
street from the railway crossing last
evening. turned the corner st River
side avenue and sped along until u
crashed into the rear Of another car.
a block away from the turn. In the
smash-up =, } Holland. a prominent
liquor dealer. received severe inter-
nal injuries and q scalp wound. Mrs.
Rsynold Prank jumped through the
car window and Nas hurt about the
back. and Mrs. II J Nicely received
a broken nose and cuts and bruises.
The rest 81 tie passengers were
shaken and bruised. but were able e.
30 20 their homes unassisted. The
responsibility for the accident has
not been fully determined. The mo-
iormau declares the brakes would
not work when the car started down
the grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

Seattle printers are nat good
enough for the Sunset Telephone
maEnates.
That's Why n san Francisco PROT
ins house. last month. received a blg
fat s. 600 contract for printing the
sunset Telephone companya new
directory for this city
seattle firms we're simply frozen
OUT not being given the common
courtesy Of permission TO bid for the
iot.
And as result local printing es-
Establishments are much pleased
over this remarkable display OF
seattle spirit" blythe biz cvfpora-
ton which H. neekennd lowip only
when It wanse local franchises. and
doesn't give a whoop for home
produetH- az any other time.
The last Sunset directory was
published last April. but very few
OF ita patrons got copies Of II until
~ was more than month old.
The matter for the new directory
u IL said. was put en- the presses Of
the Frisco print shop August TO-,
aud. goodness only knows when u
will be ready. though at the Sunset
Telephone company's headquarters.
the office boy slaves of the ciamor
Of patrons for new books by fixing
September ~ as the Joyous day
when the old directories may be
tossed Into the waste basket
The eoTnpany's service Is also get
ting back into the same exeerible
shape Il was before there was COM
petition In the field. After the APP
pearanee OF the Independent Tcle-
phone company In the field the sun
set company lost so much business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
Messenger Boys Row
Causes Brutal Assault

that he accompanied the officers,
when taken before Justice George,
because he thought that the rival
company had got out an Injunction
against the Hasty Messenger com
pany.
4 am secretary 81 the Messenger
Boys union" said Fairbanks. We
have been boyeoitinE the City Mes
sshger service as they have been
declared unfair. ! had no idea that
was 10 be charged with treating
Hunt 10 this way and wish Il known
that vas In bed asleep AZ the time
she row ls said 90 have occurred.
Fairbanks, however. was not re-
isaaed Until he bad deposited sls
bail money with the Justice clerk
and he will probably have TO answer
70 the charge ia spite 81 his strong
denial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

Wu. caft I gets search warrant
Gus for my wife7 was the last
k1hss sByee Of b. Aoyama. 30. a
re{tSfHsnt keeper at zislz south
KouSeh. TO hxosecutI2x Attorney
hacles 0sh. who Asrusss his wife.
MIA Asya1s6 of ne,ny mlsdemean-
or,G ara wsole y prosecute ;. chin
sor elopiae with Nj. Aoyama :
pThe local japanese colony 10 the
southern sections OF the city are
wrought up over the affair.
Mrs. Aoyama came TO the United
States from Japan several years ago.
SO sd her husband worked hard
and seed their earnings % start
the little restaurant on Bourth.
They wanted to accumulate for
tune and then go back 70 the land
OF the Niksao. where two little
Aoyannas arc eagerly looking for
ward 20 family reunion. Mrs.
Aonma worked as domestic dur
ing this time and was consequently
away from her husband She was
smpioyed In the household OF Mrs