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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-01
INCREASE FOOD SUPPLY BY
RAISING MORE CHICKENS

The statement made at the recent
agricultural conference at SO, Louis
that tho poultry products OF the TN.
tied States could be doubled within
"a year means that IL everybody Ia
d position 20 help did their part
$500. 900 900 worth OF food would
be added to our supply this year.
This includes both meat Tor the
table and aEga. Very few farmers
practice a systematic plan of dispos.
Ing of their fowls after thoy have
ceased to be- productive. although It
Is we'll known that fowls OF the heav.
ler breeds. such ne the Plymouth
RoCkB. cease to produce profila
BILE number of eggs at the end OF
their second laying year. and that
this holds true Of the lighter breeds.
such 40 the Leghorna. at the end of
their third laying year Consequent.
iy. II efforts we're made to dispose
tof all females when their best laying
days are over. large quantity OF
poultry meat would be placed on the
market. All poorly developed. chick
ems should likewise be eulled ont aud
used as meat. This waF Of dlspoa.
Ing OF Improbable fowls would al.
low the farmer 70 feed bis grain 10
younger and more productive fowls.
caponizlng tho cockerels that are
not intended for breeding purposes
will not only increase their slze but
will place n more desirable poultry
meat on the market. Another prae-
tIeo that should ba adopted mora
widely ls that OF fattsninE all chick
ems that are 20 b. marketed before
thoy leave the farm This can be-
done easily BY confInIng the biEdn
for a week or re days and feeding
them a good fattenIng ration. They
will come 20 market then IN better
condition and the farmer viii re
ceive a profit for their added weight
The greater production or turkeys.
ducka. geese. and guineas. al Of
which can be profitabiy raised and
a ready market found IN most sec
-. viii increase the supply of
poultry meat considerably. The pro
inetlon OF ducks especially should
bs emphasized at this time. because
Of The Fapidlty with which they gTow
Ducks OF moas Of the meat breeds.
properly fed and managed. frequent
= WsiFh from 20 : pounds at 70
eosks of age II II estimated b.
poultrymen making a speciality OF
growing ducks that the feed cost per
pound of producing duck meat rang.
es from . cents to - cents. depend.
az upon the current prices Of grain |
and other feeds.
The numper Of marketable eggs
can be increased BY following ) few
practical suggestions. AmoHG the
NEST important of thsae are shs pro-
duetion of the lnfertils sgg after the
breeding season d over, and tbs pro-
per handling Of eses by the farmer
before sending them 70 market. TIE
InfeEtIie eek b obtained Hkaa 81
male birds are removed from ths
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-01

lock. Thla does not decrease sAs
Number q eggs produced. bat Il
aoea increase greatly shslF kseplag
qualities. The pradaett0n 0f the
lnfertiie egg and the proper Aaadling
and marketing of eggs ~ ths pro
dueef s6ald increase sFamsnAeualy
ths number of marketabts esKs eaeh
gear ~ diminishing tie Quantity aAat
aFe rendered unfit Tor food
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-01

" Some man are always ont when
their country calls.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-01

poat refuse q aesept srnnha e
eemtoxt beeause they aFs net whola
bakeries OF bllma.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-06-01

Mrs, A. Jacobsen died Rt her homo
In wardboro last Sunday. Death
was caused from heart trouble. Do
ceased was born IN Denmark Jan. ..
is46. Her maiden nNmO was Anna
Christensen. She was united In mar
rlnge In her native land 10 e, o. Jen-
sen. They came to this country In
1877 aud located az bloomington.
where her husband died few years
later. Six children were born 20
them. All survive her but one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
Mrs. Mnrr,rc, ". Gibson.

Especial - The Times Dispatch.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jauuary - 49,
Ms MJrrty"t II Gibson. widow Of ID.
William NJ. Gibson. who hid been ~
invalid Tor NOR" than tw" y"ais. died
last riEht 80 tn" huin. OF her snn-in
l'". David ! How ~. 200 Duke street.
In. following children survive: Mrs.
John !. cole, Washington: Mrs. j. T.
MuShhach. Rcd Lodge. Mont. Frank
Gibson. Elizabeth. ". Va; William T..
Gibson bridgeport. Mont. Alexandria
Gibson Washington. - -. and Mrs.
-. j. Howell. Miss Emily VI. Gibson ana
Richard Gibson. this city. Her funcra
viii TAX" plac. at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
John khrrs.

-U.o.al 20 Inc TIm..- lII-pN'..7l
EiARI.oTTESNI lille. IA. January
2+.-John Akers. aged seventy seven.
q veteran Of the coni"dcracy. j. dead
At tn" HON" Of his sister. Mrs G"org.
had mad" his home for lwo years.
burial viii take place ., the famii!
buryinr ground on the Joseph 4. Pur-
vis farm. Mr. .>hcrs vas born a,
Eoscland. Nelson County w. Besides
Nirs. purvis he leaves another sister.
Mrs. ". +. King, of this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
STOMACH MEDICINES
ARE DANGEROUS
nocronS NOW ADVISE MA.>ns,A

lust how dangerous it is 10 iudis-
drugs and medicines is often not real
lied until 10" late. II seems so sim
pic 10 swallow dosc OF some special
m'Tturc or take tablets of soda. pep
sin. blSniuth. etc. after meals. and tho
folly OF this drugginS is not apparent
unti!. perhaps years aftcrward. when
II IL found that gastric ulcers have
almost eaten their way through the
stomach walls. Regrets arc then un-
awaiting: II is in the early stages when
indigestion. dyspepsia. heartburn. nat
Ulencc. etc Indicates excessive acidity
Of tho stomach and fermentation OF
food contents that precaution should
be taken. Drugs and medicines are
unsuitable aud often danEerouS-they-
have little or no influence upon tho
harmful acid. and that is why doctors
ar. ,iiscardinG them and advising SUI
ter"rS from Indigestion and stomach
trouble to get rid OF the dangerous
acid and keep the food contents bland
aud sweet by taking little purs
biSuratcd masnesia instead. Bisurated
MaEne"ia is AN absolutely pure anti
acid which can be readily obtained
from any drug store. IT is absolutely
harmless. * practically tasteieSs and
Il teaSpoonful taken In little warm
or cold water after meals will usually
he found quite sufficient TO instantly
n"utralize excessive acidity of tho
stomach and prevent all possibility Of
the food fcrncnting.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
NO One SHOULD
HAVE GRAY HAIR
Don't Use Dycs-Rcstorc
Natural Color With
Healthful Rem cd y
Money Back Guarantee.

Nobody likes to use dangerous. dirty
sticky dyes. but no one wants to have
gray hair nowadays. =" on" needs to.
II your hair j. gray all over. or just
getting gray or Strcaked with gray
or II 1t Is faded out and lifeic*s-
simply get bottle Of Q-Ran Hair
color I!estorcr. This is harmless
liquid. all ready TO use |; is cuaran-
ted to tho limit bv tho makers To give
satisfaction or your money back
In very simple. hnaIthful Way i,
rings back the natural color TO gray
IT faded hair. evenly ANA rradmaily
80 no one can teiD. Simply applv
, Ban Hair. Color Res,orcr like =
shampoo ana have beautiful. soft. lu:;-
rous hair in abundance and with
never again streak of gray YOU
VII lie simply delighted with your
l"k OF youth and visor. Remember.
Q.Ran is not a patent medicine. moi
dye. It's work is certain, safe and
retma nent. Only SOC at Grant Drug
stores. Richmond. Va. and All good
drug stores; or write Hrssir- ELLIS Drug
90, Memphis, Tcnn.. mentioning drug
ES,'s namo. Illustrated interesting
hooi on Hair Culture" sent free. Try
Ohm Hair Tonic. Q-ISan Liu,1i.I
Shampoo; o, g, Ran T9iic, SOAP. also
0-h.n peniiatory i"dorlcSs) for re-
moving suDcruous hair.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Srcr'al 10 'rh" Times piapri,h.l
l.NNcHBI' re-. VA. January IL
Miss cynthia Via. daughter Of W H..
Via. who was native OF ApporrattoN
county. died this morning 81; IN"
LyrchhurE hospital. She resided az
soc Johnson street. aud was twenty
on" years of ag" Tho body probably
viii be taken tomorrow 20 taSkic.
Nelson County. for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
ncniumin y. Mni.nn.

-t-.- IA 10 The Times bla.J.iL'.n
!.YNcNBU re-, Va Januar! "a In
formation has been received here Of
the death Of Benjamin T.. Watson, of
Dranda. Shenandoah County. which oc-
Cured ro-day at the home Of his son.
Walter Watson. at iIerndon MIR. Wat
son WAS farmer, and had bcen visit
ing his son for q few days Ills body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
DYNAMITE EXPL OSlON
'Iam, H~.id-rts al Wo>hiuEt"" tr~
Thrown IntO Hu I:nri.- Morning
I'uNic
rcdal 20 Tic Ttmos -pi-r ..,h ,

WfNt'liESTEE. VA. January &
m explosion OF dynamite. said 10 have
been sct M tv party "f Young men
Who zero on, late. aroused nearly
every iuhahitait 81 Winchester carly
to-day. and residents Of the West END
were thrown into state OF panic.
Mrs Alexander Barrie, wife Of q
wealthy Phjlad"lphi" publisher. and
daughter of Captain William Y Potter.
~ Germantown. who has = home here,
was nearly thrown from bod by tho
shock Ston. aud gravel foll iil>" hail
on her roof ard SiNdoHe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

INUcClNi % Tine TimcS-DIsnHtc
IAYMAE:K TT. Va. January 2i.---F.
Bowman Price. OF Philadelphia ana
Haynarkct. died at his homo here
yesterday. after long illuess. Nj.
rrice WAS a native Of Richmond. lie
is survived by his wife. tw" sons and
.ro daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Nnc:iHI I" TNa Tmos- \. SpaloNl
.h.EN ANbHlA. VA. January - The
body OF Mrs. Hattie t.. pcy,ou. 81 for
mcr resident. wife ~ George Y. rcyton.
VII" died last night at Ashcvile. y.
G.. MAS brought here tonight and IN.
funeral VIII tax. piac" Tomorrow af-
tcrnoon. H. addition 20 her husband.
She is survived by It daurhter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

~rer'"l O Iut TiIuos- DisDatch
WINCHESTER. VA. January ~
Jonathan Deiiav"n. eirhty-seven years
old. member of pioneer Frederick
County family. died yesterday. Ills
brother. Thomas Deiiavcn died just
three weeks ago. lie leaves :, wife
and many relatives il Virginia ana
IVES, Virginia. He served IN tn. Con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

Special 20 The Times DiSpdtc.!.,
LYNcHRIRf;. VA. January -
Mrs. Addi" 1'u;t l'ercEoy. wife Of J. W.
rcrcEoy, died on Monday at nor home
~ Madison Heights She Is survived
by her husband. one little child her
mother. Mrs. Harry Putt. and a
brother. Robert Putt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
John G. IiroMnc.

i>re,'ial To The Times pispn'ci,.l
tYNt1IBCRt. VA. Janu-ry IL
John {. Browne. a former LyuchhurEcr.
iicd on Tuesday in Washington. aged
sixty years lie had been connected
with ;hc Government Printing Oli"c
for NOR" than thirty years. His wife
and four children survive him. among
hem being Mrs W. l.. Kent Of this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

: Wood. Of the University Of Virginia.
br Mrth"Snoy WAS native "f Rock
bride County. Va. and graduated
from WASHINGTON tCtl"S" ,Now Wash :
iuGt"u ard lie" University IN :Sts. and
~ IN" University Of Virginia in 1919.
He was ii N" ninctic;h year OF his
age Besides Mrs Wood No leaves
snu,h.r dauEht"r. Mrs. William w.
Enilrr OF Wilfnr1 I.tah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

wiH b" '-kcn 80 !Strasburc for burial.
Mr. Watson is survived by the foi-
-" INK children: Ray. Joseph 7. Wat
'"n and Miss Carrie w.,ts"n. Lynch
"urE; ''c"rE" Watson Oklahoma. Er-
,,'S' watson. Lexington, Ky. Waiter
Watson. '!crnd"n: Charles WutSpn.
Ht"Ph' city, and Mrs - Il. Ritter
Miillc'u"n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
FALLS INTO COAL BIN
.Innitor OF Public school building at
trcvc Sustnin~ serious
Injuries.

i>r,cili 80 The Times pt."af.H-l
cRl.WE. Va. JanuarH - iiarNc%
Taylor. jauitor o. tho 0u0llc sch""l
tuiidinS. fell into the coal bin Sunday'
nigh, and sustained INJURIES which may
nroyc fatal y DasscrDy heard hiS
feeble cries ana cntrtca;ed him Ta"-
Tor became unconscious. Ne WAS taken
To Norfolk. his old homo. this morn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
DEATHS

hpN, ~ - Died at Stuart Circle Hospital.
Wednesday night. .Inuua-! - ~ ig:I5
o,'ityk y BOMB i. s. survived hs
~ - james T.. Bopry. Of williamsburg
al. hT on" sister Ms T.. y Wiufrrc -
Norfolk Tn. BODY VIII y. taken 1" Burke
via. to-day.
fur--e' notice later
ilIDN Died. 81 Arm A-hor. Men. WtG.
f"arf. January - MRS. =. u. I.IGp.-
The remains wi arrive 1T ijyr4 stree;
>ihi!"i! tv-GA! ~ 100 - clock intcrW.ut
~ iin.lN . Dnt Cemetery
'oHA\.-tie,i. al ne NOM ~ !. r.
iia~EiDS. 30 Nest CLAY. Wednesday :,
ESQ = NJ. =. VACGUAN. in t!'c ci-ntic; n
'rtr ut his age.
runer-. FRIDAY AFrERNoo% . O'clock
trpm trs Eirst English Iucill"ran Churcn.
N"uGia'!t and l":nb"rdy Strcrt-. Inter
noUf BOO HOLLY Uoi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

~neci:,! TO The rincS-pisp- ;,!.
LNNCHBUKi. VA. January IL
Harold rri"c. infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs -. l.; Blanhcnsh,p. died on Tues
da% afternoon at q hospital here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

, county. lie "ss In his ciEhty-nin;h
yea. M. Austin native OF
Madison COUNTY. but had lived N
Greene since tho civil War. in which
he served. receiving Two wounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
Dr. Robor, Mrthc.n.y.

~. al !" TN" 'rino.. Iisput,.lI
CHARLoTTE:iNilL. Va. January
.,-NclrS has boon received her" 81
tn. death, in milford TITAN. 90 p-
Robert McChcsu"y. father ~ Mrs W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
.InmcN N. Austin

Especial To The Times-Dispa
STANARDSVILE. VA. January -
James ". Austin is dead at Cclt this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
DISTINGUISHED MINISTER
DIES At AGE OF NINETY
Rev. William Rcll Williams, Senior
Episcopal Clergyman, An
SwcrS Summons.
WAS IN WAR BETWEEN STATES
served for Years AS AssOciatc Editor
OF Southern Churclimun, and
Founded Laurel RcfOrnnatOr?.
NcphcwS to Act rs PalibcarerS.

III" funeral OF REV William E"ll
Williams. vino died II o'clock Tnra-
day afternoon ~ his home. 1882 West
Grace street. VIII b conducted a. 3
cclock this afternoon at 81. James
Episcopal Church by Rev. q. Fr""land
Peter. -. D.. til" rector Of the church.
Mr.. Williams was ninety years old and
VAS the senior member OF tho Episco-
pa! clergy III Richmond. The burial
viii bc il IIollywood Cemetery.
NcphcnS' OF Mr Williams Will ac.
- pallbcarcrs They are John SHELTON
Nili!ainsi X. Lancaster Williams Al
fred Il. Williams. T.. I;andniph VII
liams. Innghouiuc II. Williams. Or.
Ennion G. Williams, i:erlIlcy Williams.
Lewis G. Williams. George y. Gibson,
and l.. L. Bciniss. Ther. viii he no
honorary pallbcarcrs.
Mr.. Williams was born Novcmbcr %.
SO. In Richmond, near Monumental!
Episcopal Church II" was descend
ant az Martha GUSTS. the wife ~
GcorS" Washington II" receiver his
education at the old Richmond .Ncad-
envy and was awarded a medal f"'
scholarship. llc engaged in business in
Cincinnati and returned 10 Richnoud
1T the outbreak 81 tho War Between
tn" states u become captain IN The
comm ssary department. witu lead
quarters AT Bristol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
STUDIED TH:OItH.N
UNDER BISHOP WuIITLE:

.Ifcr tho var. Mr. Williams studied
theology under Bishop white and be
gan his work IL tn" ministry $ assist
anc I" Or. Dashiall rector OF -. Mark =
Episcopal Church. in hicnHoud. r'"r
several years he was uss"clat" editor
~ ,ho southern churchmau. tie found
ed ,h- Laurel Reio-uatury and "as
active tn tn" establishment ~ The
Noun: Womcn's Christian Association
"a Richmond Mrs. Williams liis wifc.
vas president Of the association t"r
hauy years.
Nj Williams was married - n is
l.atell Milircd REID. of l.yncAburr. tn
daughter Of rev William Ecid. a
Ifcsbyt"rian preacher "n Ma .. so.
Ms. Williams dici ia 1910 Mr WI
liama is survived hv nvc children. Wal
=, !. Williams. William n Willi"ns
Mis- Sell" Lee Williams Miss J"rni p
Eele Williams aud Mrs Maraarc, VII
liar- licsi'r. ana by nft"en :;r"nich.I-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
VETERANS OFF FOR REUNION
Lee amp aud Other organizations
'ea'" for Washington and
gettysburg.

hcaded h} band Richmond voter
ans icii Monday afternoon at o:45
" 'i"'N over the i;!chmond Fredericks-
n"tS ana fot"Hs" Railroad for Wash
'hs'"h' "hcrc th"N viii take part in
l'' annual reunion OF the Guited Con-
it"crat" Netetans The delegation WAS
q" unusnail! l"rse ono. Including r.
r.. Lee Camp. No. D. George r, picl,o,t
'ai and Joseph T.. Johnston Camp
headquarters viii bc at SeS rennsyi.
wanna Avenue.
With the Richmond party was kcss
nich's kand. ACKNOWLEDGMENT !
Thompson Grown. commanding the no.
ratimcnt Of the Army OF Northern VII.
gInia. and Major-C;cncrai " 4 rro.-
man commander OF the Virginia ri.
vision. were with the local nary
The Official sponsors for mo WITT,
DIVISION viii be Miss Leila Naurban
hii'h' o! ie'"rsbure and Miss
Ethel kucker. Of i.Nnchburp
ON FRIDAY morning at 7.!a O'clock
INC veteran hosts vii leave Washinc
ton Tor gettysburg /" attend the core
m"hN OF the unvcihnS OF tho statue -,
IN" virginia monument, which wi1
take place that afternoon AZ > .'cIocl,
under IN" auspices "f tn. stare .,
Virginia. Governor 81 G. Stu,,, rr.
siding. On this occasion also IN. ~,
Grams VIII parade. approaching ne
monument from II position IVES, =.
confederate Avenue They Will he ac
companicd by Kcssnich's Band.
The veterans viii cnirain for ma.
return irip from Gettysburg Frid,'
evening a. 6 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
Only One Arrest on
Registration Day
Israel Ccrson Charged Win
attempting to Enroll His
Name 7Wicc.

Trainers Of tho sclcctivc draft act
under which the war registration was
made Yesterday. named severe pen
ATTY for Slackcrs. In fact the man
VINO tailed to enroll is liable to spend
twelve months behind iron bars. Ii
is doubtful. however. If the lawmakers
contemplated such 4 thing as "A re-
peatcr, hut such ease cropped up in
Rtchm"nd-the only untoward incident
of War Registration Day.
israel GerSon, twenty-Sevcn wears
Oh. manager of grocery store at 72l
North seventh Street. WAS arrested
about $50 o'clock at tho registration
booth. 20" South Laurel Street after
II WAS found that lie had JUS, COM
rl"t"d his second enrollment Cierson
was taken Ia the Office OF United States
Marshal John e. Saunders. where he
was charged with making Il false oath.
there being l. Variance in the two
registration cards. Latter Gcrsou was
hailcd in tn. SUM Of $500 for appear
ancc before United states Commission
~ Melvin FleGenheimer. Mike Scher
was the hondSman.
Gcrs"n according to his version of
tn" affair. WAS totally innocent OF
wrong doing. lie went 10 Third and
Marshall street To register lie was
handed the signed registration card
ana certificate and told 10 carry them
across the room 10 II" numbered He
misunderstood tho directions. he said.
and took tho cards away. Later no
showed them to Mr. Schor. who in
formed HIM that they should be num-
h"r"d Instead of returning to the
same place he went tC another. and
there registered anew. Receiving his
registration certificate he took the
other cards out Of his pocket and start
cd 10 destroy them. hut was arrested
The variance in the cards is in ,h..
exemption. GcrScn III tho first card
claimed exemption "u tho grounds OF
being married. In he second card he
Claimed exemption rs a married man
and as the sol" support OF his mother
G"rson, according 10 his story. was
born IN Russia. but came to this com.
try at tn" age Of six months For four-
teen years he lived in Newport News
ON Monday. he claims. hc went to tho
ONO" OF Mayor George iinslie To learn
whether h" should register here or in
Newport News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
M'DONOUGH Is HELD FOR
HENRlCO AUTHORITIES
His Arrest Follows Finding Ninety
Eight Quarts Of Liquor in
Windmill on Farm

charged with being 4 fugitive from
Justlc" from HcnrIcO County j r. Nc
i'oh"nSh Was yesterday bailcd in 20
nee court Tor appearance before Mag.
iStrat" Purycar Thursday MCponouch'
arrest followed the finding OF ninety.
elSht quarts Of whisky in a windmill
On a farm which he has leased IN Hen
rue" 'ounty The defendant claims 10
hn"" nothing about the liquor.
,nar!"s l.. Meadows. who faced trial
o'i"re Justice Grutchicld for having
too much liquor in his possession. was
sent ON 10 the grand jury Yesterday
according 10 figures compiled BY
captain George l.: Pollock. Of the 20
i''' department, there were 49, ar
rests IN TINS city during Nav on
charges Of drunkenness: thirty-thrna
"hcrc IN" charge Was drunk and dis
orderly, and siXty-ninc charges of VIC.
,"'!hf inc prohibition law. These
h"uroS ar" we'll under those for The
sam" month last year, but show an
'h'r'hS" over the .\rrll hgurcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
WILL SELL TRUNKS
Nnrtt"n of suit Case. md I.iuuor ,or.
fnincrs 4" Bc Held by Justice
trutchficld.

Trunks. suit cases ana other recen.
tarlcS which formcrlN contained hnrl.
ana which were oonnsva,cd =, yarioue
times by tn" nytnc squadron. will be
'"''iohcd on or Juno >" by Police lus-
ticc irutchficid in his of'ir. a, III, III,
Ham.
Their former contents are stored in
vault IN the city Hall, TO be hold
nntil some arrangements arc mad. fc,.
'h"lr disposition The contents viii
n"'; however hc sold The auction
=" S'aSed at noon. and as some
OF The trunks arc extensive snorir,.,
q ready sale Is anticipated
- estimated that between > GOO
an" NO" quarts "f various thirst
pu"nchcrs are stored IN Justice rr.,aL
TT" ''"r"ro"m II is the Justices
roc" ih"' TN" ncNt Legislature may
make som" provision for the dispos,,
ri IN" liquors other than hv dos,roy
ing them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-06
SPEAKS TO UNDERGRADUATES
Miss Patty nm. at tniumbin UuI,rY-
sity. tddrrnsrs i.ncnI
school I~hchrrs

MISS Fauy I'm. head ~ me depart
inent of Misunderstanding IN Teachers
'ollcSc, Columbia University. rpolr
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