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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-12-08
GOrdY Hotel, H0bg0Od,
For Sale

Located Hobgood eight
the Gordy
able for boarding small living elsewhere
give property attention. consider Ap
ply personally write
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WHY LIME IS NECESSARY
WHEN ANALYSIS SHOW
1T PRESENT IN CON-
SIDERABLE GUAM
Titles

The following inquiry has re
Gently been received by the Agro-
Monty Division Of the Extension
Service from a farmer in Wake
County. AS it is typical Of a good
many inquiries, it is inserted here
with a reply from the Division:
"How can my soil need lime
when the published analysis Of it
shows it to contain more than
5000 pounds per acre in the sur
face 6 2-3 inches?'
! Lime may be present in the soil
in many forms. Most frequent
ly however, with North Carolina
soils it is combined in the form of
complex silicates. AS a matter of
fact, with Piedmont soils, practi-
callv all Of the lime is combined
in this form. The quantity in the
form Of carbonates is SO small usu-
ally that it cannot be detected by
the common methods used in the
chemical laboratory in detecting
soil acidity. That lime in the soil
contained in the form of a siiicate
is not without being changed, able
TO sweeten soils that are sour. 1t
might be said in a general way,
therefore, that such has but little.
if any, Of the value for correcting
sourness Of the soil.
The only commercial forms thai
, are suitable for this purpose are
calcium carbonate and calcium
oxide. The latter material j:
! found on the market in the form
Of burnt lime. This, when added
to the soil, is changed, in a com
I-paratively short time, to calcium
q carbonate by absorption Of car
. bon dioxide from the air. TIL
stable form Of lime in nature 70
: sweetening soils is calcium carbon
ate, which is contained III ovste
. shells, ground limestone, mar
ashes. etc. The lime contained i
the form Of silicates. upon thei
decomposition, is probably chane
ed into forms in which the plan
may use them to some extent. ~
en- though the soil might contal
lie 5000 pounds Of lime to the acr
a. largely if not almost entirely
id the form of complex silicates.
lie will not assure the growth OF lei
lg luminous crops as are used III rot'
r. ton with the cotton, corn, an
small grains.
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HIS FRIEND HURT,
He HELPED HIM
Injured Man Laughed When Sim
pie Treatment Was Suggested,
But He Thanked His
Comrade Later.

Once upon time word came to
Henry A. Noehl, of Plainfeld, N. J..
that close friend had been injured,
and full of anxiety he visited the
afflicted man, who was suffering from
q sprained ankle.
at was so bad that the leg had
turned black" said Mr.. Voehl in re-
lating the story. II told him I would
have him out in a week and he laughed
at me. But l took him a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment, that night he put
some on and noticed the ankle felt bet
ter. I told him to use it every day,
and in three days his ankle was practi-
cally well. In four days he was work
ing. He gladly admits that Sloan's
Lniment ''put him on his feet
Sloan's Liniment can be obtained at
all drug stores, 2oc., soc. and $1.OO.
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not be diverted to Germany, once
in Sweden, as formerly had been
the case very often. The pro-
German press Of Sweden fought
Transito mercilessly claiming that
through it England was trying to
get strangle hold on the econom-
ic life Of Sweden controlling every
mouth full Of food and all other
supplies coming into the country.
"This assertion was utterly
without foundation, Director
Hildt told me. eve handle only
in transit goods. These, now
arriving in large quantities from
America and other countries, are
let through the blockade without
delay. It is not true that Eng
land thus controls all Sweden s
imports. We simply are surety
to England that such goods are
not consigned to us go to their
proper destination instead Of to
! the Central Powers.
HAS the cost Of living gone up
very much since the war?' He
he was asked.
mot more than in the United
Estates, Argentine and other neu-
trail countries, | should say he
replied. "At the start we had in
Sweden abundant supplies OF ev-
erything but Swedish dealers
could not withstand the tempta-
ton and to sell and disposed of
this surplus, principally to Ger
many at war prices. Now we are
short and prices have risen in con
) sequence some 80 per cent on an
average.
ENGLAND has tried to arrange
: with Sweden to allow Sweden t(
restock on an ante-bellum basis
: But the pro-German element re
fuse to agree to this.
1 So relations between the twt
countries continued to be some
< what strained. England refused
:, to allow certain things to pass tn
! blockade and enter Sweden. Swe
e den retaliated by laying an EN-
b barge on certain articles
: pulp, for example.
d Now the wood-pulp dealers
g who formerly exported some 300
It 900 to 100000 tons per year, hav
IS no market for their pulp and ar
e not happy.
t. II am sure, "Director Bile
IS said, "that at present our govern
10 ment would like to 60 back on 1
action. An agreement with En-
y land would benefit us much.
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OLD-I1AIE COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!

Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
tea, put a cup of boiling water upor
it, pour through a sieve and drink :
teacup full at any time during tn,
day or before retiring. It is the mos,
effective way to break cold and cure
grip, as it opens the pores of the skin.
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking up cold.
Try it the next time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
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$1OO Reward. 500

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprietors have SO much
faith in the curative powers Of Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist, 76c.
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BAPTIST BAZAAR

The ladies Aid Society Of the
Baptist church will hold their an
nual Bazaar December 14th., and
18th, in the directors room Of the
old Scotland Neck Bank, facing
Depot street. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
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SANTA CLAUS PRIZES

The doll to be given away by
The Commonwealth to the little
girl under eight years Of age for
the best Santa Claus letter is now
exhibited in the window OF Il. e..
Josey and Company.
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RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles
with a small trial bottle of
old St. Jacobs Oil
Stop "dosing" rheumatism.

Stop sdosing' Rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case il fifty
requires internal treatment Rub scoth-
ing, penetrating est. Jacobs Oil'' right
on the tender spot" and By tie time
you say Jack Robinson-out comes the
rheumatic pain. est. Jacobs Oil" is
a harmless rheumatism cure which never
disappoints and doesn't burn the skin It
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and bones; stops
sciatica, lumbago, backache, neuralgia.
Timber up! Get % cent bottle
of old-ti1ne, honest est jacobs, Oil''
from any drug store, and in moment
you'll be free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Don't suffer! Rub rheuma
tism away.
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$5O.55
EXCURSION TO
H A v A N A
THURSDAY. DECEMVER 21st.

For the Christmas and New
Year Holiday excursion to Cuba,
the Atlantic Coast Line will sell
excursion tickets from Scotland
Neck to Havana, including meals
and berths on steamships, at the
fare and on the date named above,
limited returning until January Z,
1917.
! Fares will apply via Jackson
vile; thence via the East Coast
and the cover Sea Railroad or
via the West Coast Of Florida,
through Port Tampa, but not 60
ing via one route and returning
via the other, and tickets will be
good to stop over at all stations
enroute, either on the going or re
turn trip, or both.
Proportionate Fares From Nearly
Every Point in Virginia North
Carolina and South Carolina
Children Half Fare
For schedules, reservations OF
trains and ships, and interesting
literature on Cuba, apply to tn
undersigned, who will procure
for you promptly.
! Epp L. Brown, Ticket Agen
Scotland Neck N. G.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
The Standard r. &. Of the Sout
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CIiAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REM
EDY

This is not only one Of the best and
most efficient medicine for coughs,
colds and Group, but is also pleasant
and safe to take, which is important
when medicine must be given to chill
dren. Many mothers have given it
their unqualified endorsement.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-12-08
DIVIDED SWEDEN SUFFERS
COMMERCIALLY BECAUSE
OF WAR
By VIM. Phillips Simms

Stockholm, Dec. 10y Mail)
Sweden is perhaps the most divi-
ded country in the universe of the
war. One could not say with
truth that Sweden is pro-Ally or
pro- German. There are many fac
tions and each looks at the great
confagration in it's own way.
Most everybody is anti-Russian
a great many are anti-British
small circle are pro German, but
everybody is pro-French, even the
pro Germans. A strange paradox
but true one. Still Sweden as a
nation is neither pro-Ally nor pro-
Prussia.
The Russian antipathy is his
toric. Sweden used to be on both
sides Of the Baltic. Russia took
Finland and for generations Swe-
den has feared Russia some day
would try to go further west, bla-
zlhg way to open ports Of the
Atlantic. German propaganda
has helped this feeling along.
France, one and all say, has
been the ideal country in this war,
from the first gun till thelast. She
has fought like a lion and unset
fshly. She has put herself, heart
and soul into the struggle and has
always fought strictly according
to Hoyle. Her attitude has been
nobility itself and not even the
pro-Germans seems to hope for her
defeat.
However, in this pro-German
crowd, one hears that England is
using France for her own selfish
purposes. According to them
! England is aiming at world-dom
, ination and that if the Allies win
and Germany is crushed, England
will have her hand ON the world :
windpipe and can throttle it a,
leisure, commercially and other
wise.
And as proof Of what England
: will do they point to the English
t blockade. Even now, they CLAIM
r Sweden is being sorely pinchet
/, economically by the action Of tn
} English feet. The cost Of livin1
g has gone up from 40 to 100 pc
e cent, they assert, and certain com
is modities are not to be had at al
e. Should England become all-pow
erful, as she would in the event Q
a crushed Germany, what the
: would happen to Sweden?
| asked President Carl FRS
of the Stockholm Handles Banl
one Ol Tic uOSC PoWC1luI ulIdl
ciers in all Scandinavian and or
IN
of the best informed men in sue
matters in Sweden, about the e
;, feet of the British blockade an
if it had effected the cost of livil
to any great extent. He did n
Mt seem to think it had. Living w;
higher, he said, but on all avera;
not more than 25 or 80 per Ger
:, Sweden is exceedingly prospero
80 and there is plenty Of money
= the land.
Perhaps the greatest authori
be on the cost Of living in Sweden
as Axel Robert Bildt, Director
tiy Transito Ltd, formed to han6
RS RS freight in transit from forei
NJ, no countries, through Sweden,
nng Russia. This concern was rece
~ y. nized by the British governme
' 'sa and goods consigned to it were
me lowed free passage through t
:; blockade because England h
guarantees that such goods wol
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New York
Cafe. 90.
JONES & COTTAS

JONES & COTTAS
THE RESTAURANT MEN
Come here for nice little meal
now and then! The best is al
ways served here
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
* X X y
x Sea Food, Quail, Rabbits, K
y Turkey, Squirrel g
= and everything in Season *
X X X X X X X X X
GIVE US A TRIAL.
X X X j: X X X X X X
FOR LADIES AND
i GENTLEMEN
X X X X X X X
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
NEWS BRIEFS

Application for Naturalization was
filed Yesterday in the local federai
court by John Lydone OF. 100 ONO
street. He was uOrn ana reared ID
Ireland and came 10 this country IN
1892. -, ,od
All federal offices will be closed
today. THANKSGIVING. excepting lhe
post office. which will observe me
usual holiday hours. The branch OF,
and Elm GroVr-wlil
be opened from s 10 l! O'Clock ms
morning. All banks will be closed
while practically every business mousse
will he, omen only during the forenoon.
The dinner-mceling that was 10
have been held by the Mems biheraI
club this evening in the Hotel " md
sor has been postponed until Thurs
day evening. December I. at %"
o'clock. DR.. J. r. Jersey VIII READ a
napar on THE Social Evil in Wheel
ing" followed by brief talks. w
Having returned from the Middle
States conference Of the American | n
Harlan association in Washington. y.
e The Rev. J. \. {. Fagginger Auer'
has resumed his series Of lectures on
"Thp Dogma of Christianity. re
smoke last night in the Unitarian
church. and next Nednesna? e'ci'l''s
he will deliver another talk.
The county commissioners yeslcr.
day made their Srmimonthly audlt Oh
The hooks al the county infirmary,. ..
The current issue OF tqult!
places the population Of wheeling al
t%,G4l while Huntington, me second
civ in the state. is credited with on!
4l,5l3.
The Wells-Fargo express company
gave 10 each Of its local
employees a fine big Thanksgiving lu'-
key. -
Frank Fail. arrested al the Is. X
O depot yesterday on a charge or IN
is in Jail awaiting Il near
ing before Squire ". y. Wickham TO-
day.
The Associated Charities has or
tlrrCd 2On. 900 red cross NmaS seals
from the state association and ii is en-
nccfcd they will arrive in time TO be
placed on sale Saturday. The proceeds
will he used in the fight against tu-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Chcap registered o. I. C. male PIGS fTDT
pr.c winning stock. Improve your herd with srS.
istrrcd sire. r. i. Gorstch Rayland. Ohio. nil Isl
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RUSSIAN OFFENSIVE
CONTINUED from First Page)
vance by the Turks south Of Van IN
Turkish Armenia.
Unearth Big Fraud.

PARIS. Nov. 20. p. m.--Commis-
Sioner FaralicQ. of the French secret
service has reported that far reaching
organization of German banks 10 MAJ
ket abroad securities and coupons which
disappeared from the invaded districts
and cities OF Northern Franc" and Bel
GUM has been disclosed ny Inquiries
into tho case of GeSbran Rahhat. a Sy-
rian banker arrested 81 Geneva Ran
hat was charged with having in his pas
session a quantity Of Russian. Serbian
and French government stock taken hr
Germans in occupied territory. He form
erly was a banker In Rue Lafitte. Paris
The French government got track Of
Rabbats operations through the sale foe
10000 francs or coupons Of Russian
bonds belonging to VI. Aumignon. wh"
hurried them in 4 garden NJ 'rnrmos. II
the Ardcnnns before The arrival ;h"Tn
OF the Germans.
Commissioner Faralirp reported ihar
his inquiries had convinced him thr or
ganization is In direct relation VIA
German hanks.
Tho Swiss and French polio" already
have seized In various places in !nIr
countries papers the examination nf
which will require n month. It is star
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-30
THE THEATRES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The quaint old Belgium romance
'Sw."ihcarts" Victor It"rbcrtS maSlCrI
riCr". with charming Julia CLIFFORD VIII
he acted AT the Court Theatre mus III :
tcrnoon and night [ThankSElNlnE')
II is an nrcretta In TWO acts ana Ihs
story in which Harry +. Smith ana req
g.. tir"sar have interviewer WIN Ihn
rnrhar; melodies. concerning sylvia
lost Princess, who was taken from n"r
home, in war times and left IN IuiIp
garden, where she is found ny Dame
Paula. a laundreSa. She grows up AZ
raula's adopted daughter and hnaIlE.
prince, IN heir preSumptivH. comes
nwcoins As usual. in all fairy stores
TN, wnninC prince has many OBS tacIts
thrown in his path tn prevent mn? IRON,
MARRYING beneath his station. uhth II -
proven later tina; Sylvia was or "HuaI
birth with him and then everyone -
happy.
Music lovers will revtl in a torrent OF
Urrhcntian melody which VIII how from
IN. bcIl-like voice Of dainty Jriia TIL
fred who Is being featured In the WORK
Of the master composer.
"SwccLhcarts" will he presented under
the management Of Mr.. Chris: o. brown
ard will probably be considered inc
most notable musical event or the sea-
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Called Out police

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Nov. 29--Com'
petition between hucksters and spe$u-
lator$ handling turkeys on the Water
Street wharf which resulted In the
price of live birds being reduced 10
five cents a pound caused police re-
serves TO be called out today 10 pre-
vent customers. in their ragerness to
buy, from sweeping the dealers into
the Nonon2ahela River. The price
cutting was caused by dispute among
the poultry handlers regarding what
price should be asked. During the
excitement one dealer sold turkeys
without weighing them. demanding
certain sum for each bird. Many spec
ulators who brought large shipments
of turkeys to Pittsburgh believing they
would be able to secure record break
ing prices for them, left the city to-
night suffering heavy financial losses
because Of the refusal OF the public
TO pay the prices they demanded: In
other parts Of the city live turkeys
today sold at from % to IS cents
mound
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THREE YOUNG MEN
ARE CHARGED WITH
STEALING AN AUTO
DR.. j. w. GILMORE SWEARS OUT
WARRANTS AND OFFICERS
lOCTE ACCUSED
Boys Are Said to Have Confessed 10
Taking Car and Nreckine 1t
One Was hurt

Three we'll known young men, one
residing on North Main street. the
others on the National Road. were ar
rested last night by Policemen Albert
Custer and James Johnson on warrans
charging them with the theft Of a
Ford automobile belonging 10 DR.. john
". Gilmore on November 49, The
accused prisoners were committed 70
Jail by Squire r. G. Hobbs to await
hearing
Warrants for the arrest of the three
young men were issued by Squire
Hobbs upon complaint Of Dr.. Gilmore
ard placed in the hands of the police:
Two Of the accused men were found
early in the evening and were placed
under arrest About midnight the
third boy was found at his home on
North Main street and was taken into
custody.
At police headquarters, the hrat
two arrested are said 10 lave con
fessed TO Lieutenant Ed tlrch that
they took the machine an drove !;
out the National roud 10 = polnt be-
yond West Alexander where they
wrecked the machine.
The third boy. on The way Ia jail Is
said to have confessed 10 the officers
telling them that the three took tGths
ar driving The machine. He is said &C
ne suffering yet from the effects or a
severely wrpnched back. sustained
wien the car was wrecked.
Because Of the value Of the aItomo-
bile. the crime with which the young
men are charged is felony.
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JEWISH COMMUNITY
BULLETIN IS OUT
Anniversary Souvenir Number. OF Coll
gregation Leshem shomayim IS
Attractive publication.

The anniversary souvenir number OF
the Jewish Community Rullctln mas
lust come from Tho press. II * an in-
usually attractive publication. full OF
interest not only ~ tho members ~ IN"
Wheeling Jewish congregation hut TO
people ri the city generally. inasmuHh
as many "f III" contributions contain
we'll written chronicles "f events closely
rolatrd Ia III" history and development
Of the city.
Among tn" Interesting contributions
10 tho souvenir number of the bulletins
is u brief history NJ Congregation -
hnm Shon,nvin. written In 1922 by 2nh-
hi Harry Levi md in 1915 ny Rabbi \:
Fl. silver: = Chronological history ~
The congregation: u COMPREHENSIVE" ac-
ronnt Of tn" anniversary c;le3Ta ;l,
held AT tho Eoff Street Temple Friday
evening. November ~. announcements
of the Young M"n's l'chr"w Asso fda,!,ra
rhau,a,Iuua and the T"mPl" l"c'arc
course. and pictures of tn" officers or
the several Jewish "r:aniza lions
Tho piIlli,at ion reflects much cr"tt
ON Nhn bullerIn 4taff.---Rahh' y. Il.
Silver. rd'tor-In-chicf: MISC Rose Moss
assnriat" "d;t"r. and :. H. Sfr'nhanS"r'
hi GinrsS manager.
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River NEWS

Tho Ruth was TN" nnly boa, 20 DEPART
from the local wharf yesterday ana II
Was iw"nty-SiX hours lat" on its way
from Pittsburgh to I;aliirnliS on account
Of being held up At Pittsburgh TOR q
large cargo nf freight which is being
Shinpcd To southern ports. II VIII re-
turn "a Pittsburgh "n it's regular time
next Sunday.
The Liberty arrived last night from
MaiamnraS and on account 81 InankS-
giving will skip or" "Trip. II VIII re-
main here until Saturday morning when
it viii leave q: 1880 o'clock for Malta
mnraS.
The Tell city will r"Sum" operations
fine last nf the week making lis regular
runs between Charleston ana PITTSBURGH
II is due IL pass up Sunday morning AT
ia u'Clnrk.
In the local pool last night there was
II stage nf & feet Will" below the Nc
Nrrhru dam there were : foot inches
The water is rising slightly and III"
hear traps AT til" majority Of tho dams
ere lowered.
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mCIYuLZATION.1

"CHvflizution." direct from III" CTlteT-
ion Theatre. New York ctty. where IS
played to capacity audiences, Will be INC
attraction at tho Court Theatre week
beginning Monday December 4th. Natl
noes Daily starting Tuesday,
The success nf this great spectacle IS
n matter nf common knowledge among
thosr who read. Even Now Yorks biaSe
critics wore not prepared for Such
gigantic argument rs TINT presented ny
Thomas IT. lncc. In "ririli%ati9n. ana
So il was that their reviews or his mas
terpiece. waxcd eloquent. md he was
acclaimed tn" master producer Of ms ms
time. In addition 10 producing 'Clvili-
cation" Mr.. Iuce saw tn II that every
detail Of the presentation was perfect
before The public was allowed r. glimpse
of it. This fact accounts for the In
Simultaneous recognition by dramatic
writer's Of the personality destined 70
dominate the field Of the new art-the
silent drama Tho cast assembled TO
enact the many scenes required In civ
ilization." consists of Hcrschel Naval.
Miss Lola May, Howard Hickman. MISS
Enid Markcy. GcnrG" Fisher. j. Frank
Surkc. Chas. K. French. J. Barney Sher-
ry. Jerome Storm and Miss Ethel Uli-
man.
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Breummer & Hildebrand

Funeral Direc:orJ and Embalmsrs.
Corner Market and Twenty-Sccond Sta
Telephone 2cT Open IaY and night
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POLICE PICK-UPS

The Thanksgiving day session Of
rclice court This morning promises 10
bn a lively one The police we're kept
busy las, night answering calls and
serving suhioenaes upon Witnesses
wanted before Judge Honecker this
morning.
Cea Gati,s was picked up by Officer
Rir'"rrnn on a charge Of being drunk.
f." Holmes. Of MoundRvillo, on 4
dru:.x charge. and D. II. Wilson were
run in by Officer Brimson
chart SCheneriein was arrested by
Officer Pfeffenb6ch. upon complaint
Of Schnnnrlnin's wife. on the charge Of
being disorderly at his home on the
island. John Peterson. a plain drunk.
Is a contribution OF Officer Smith.