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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

toms Of dyspepsia liver and other troubles in
from ten 20 fourteen days time simply. by
takinE iron In the proper form. And this after
they had In some cases been doctoriHg for
mouths without obtaining any benefit But
don't take the old forms OF reduced iron iron
acetate or tincture OF iron simply to save a
few cents. You must take Iron In form that
can be easily absorbed and assimilateda like
nuxated iron II you want 1t TO do YOU any
less. Many an athlete or prize fighter has won
The day simply because he knew the secret
OF great strength and endurance and filled his
blood with iron before he went into the ARRAY
while MANY smother has zone down to In.
glorions defeat simply for the hack Of IRON
e. sausr, ~. D.
N0TE-Suxated Iron recommended above by
llr. safer rs not a patent medicine nor secret
remedy but one which, iS-well known TO drug
giSts end whose Iron constituents Is widely
presr. ihed by eminent physicians everywhere
tRftke the older inorganic iron products ii Is
easily assimilated. does not injure. the teeth.
make them black. nor upset the stomach on
the contrary u H. most potent remedy, In
nearly all forms of indigestion, as well. as for
nervous, rundown conditions. The manufact
tuners have such great confidence In Nuxated
Iron that they ofser 30 forfeit 81 90 to any
charitable institution u they cannot take any
man or woman under so who lacks iron and
increase their strength eco per cent or over
In four weeks time provided they have No
serious organic trouble. They also otter 10 re-
fund your money IL II does not at least double
your strength aud endurance in ten DAYS time
Is dispensed in this city by HaIlisteF prua
Co.. Benson Smith & Co. Chambers Drug 60
and all other druggists.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02

| ton should be sent broadcast by such
a committee having in charge thi,,
! work that 1t Is desirable that all va.
cant property % whatever character
be listed so that such property car
be utilized from time to time as con,
| ditions arise. Information should lie
| disseminated through the meetings 81
this committee to the effect that all
persons wishing to secure vacant
| property in villages or cities particu-
larry may apply for the use OF a Ger
tain amount Of property through this
committee, it being the duty of the
| committee to see that after the prop
erty is offered and applied for it shall!
be utilized.
Production Division
The Hawaiian Islands as group
are especially fortunate under the
present circumstances in being sup
piled with associations whose husi.
ness it has been to. develop the pro
duCtiOn of fOod3. 1t is suggested ii
this connection that the fOllOwiuS
committees be lOrL.eU, in each CASE
the chairman to report T. the general
commission when called ulOn to c.
so,
Committee on Sugar Production
No doubt the Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Association would rcadn.
undertake the organization CT tni,;
committee in the most effective W.!
and no suggestions upon this subject
are necessary. except that 10y all
means the prrdUctiOn of sugar upon
the islands should be kept II the high
est point that it is possible to attain
Committee on Stock
PEI naHs next III Importance, If not
more important than the committee
upon The production 0: sugar is tn
committee on stock. This should be-
sele ted with great care, having all
thoritv to control in every case
through authority granted by the gov
eminent the sale in any form of any
or all Kinds Of live stock that are 10
Gated upon The islands This commit
tee should have the power to direct
the killing OF live stock to the extent
that circumstances seem to necessi
tate under all conditions. This COM
mittee should use great judgment in
conserving the production and in
crease OF live stock, looking forward
always to the great danger Of a loss
which cannot be estimated when the
live stock situation presents an en-
feebled state due TO promisCuOuS Kill
ing, and due. TO methods exactly con.
trary to those OF both production and
conservation.
Committee on Vegetables and Fruits
A committee of this character to
consist of men who are identified with
the vegetable and fruit industries Of
the islands, including the experiment
station. This committee to be organ
lied with the idea of bringing to bear
the cultivation of the land upon those
Lines which may best serve the COM
munity, considering the character of
the soil throughout the islands. This
committee should have charge of the
distribution of seeds and information
as to the various crops which it may
recommend be planted in certain To-
calities. This committee should. have
a complete tabulation of seeds of all
crops that may be found upon the is
lands at any time which have to do
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-02
Like A Boy at SO Babbling OUer /
Uifh Vitaliy, aking Iron Did II

Doctor Says Nuxated Iron Greatest of All Strength Builders
Often Increases the Strength and Endurance Of Delicate
Nervous Folks 200 Per Cent in Two Weeks Time
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
Red Cross
Notes

The officers of the American
Red Cross of Big Stone Chan
ter held a meeting Wednrsda,
evening at eight o'clock at the
home of Mrs. j W. Fox. The
meeting VAS called to order by
the Chairman, MIR. r.. Il. Tag
CART. Stonega, Inman, Keokee,
Roda and Appalachia request
the privilege of forming Red
Cross auxiliaries To the Big
Stone Gap Chapter. \ motion
TO this effect, made by Mrs. j.
Is. Ayers and seconded by Mrs.
q. q. Cochran, was carried. On
request of Mrs. III. Il. Fox and
Miss Fox, the Chapter voted
800 90 for materials for the
sewing room and wool for
knitted garments.
For want OF heating facilities
the Red Cross Headquarters
will be uncomfortable for fall
and winter work. WHO viii
be patriotic enough and do his
bit by Offering a large, well
ventilated room for orr future
work?
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
No. S5

son ted the bid Of 'l'errc ltnute..
was officially advised in letter
from the War Department. that
the board which has npsn. many:
months Investigating. sites has
recommended that the plane bei
established IN tho southwestern
corner of Virginia, where She
air currents and general topo.
graphical and climatic condi-
IONS are considered ideal for
such al institution.
The exact location OF tho
plant is left 70 be determined
by the President and Secretary
of war
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
Wise County
"Salnrnies''
At Norton on September 4th.

All the Sammics Of Wise coun,
", including those recently Sc.
lected, will meet III Norton ON
September itI, preparatory to
being led to Roanoke by WIN.
@. Werth, who has been ap
pointed 10 do this by Adlutant
General Sale.
Il ii Kilgorc has started a
movement. He proposes "big
day somewhat like tho Fourth
of July for the purpose of hav-
ing q flag raising, speeches,
dinner and giving the boys a
glad send on. l., Il. Perkins.
J. n. A.i,.n and others have
joiurd him III the undertaking
and have collected enough mon
ey SO far 80 buy Il flag Is by D
feet, of wool and silk, which
will be- ra'Srd on the lth of Sep
tcmhor unless the date the bows
are to assemble is changed The
pole VIII he ninety feet high
and will be erected at park
Avenue and Sixth Street. Nor
ton Reporter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
w edding Invitation

The following engraved invl-
tation has been received in the
Gap by a number of friends Of
Rev. w. j Alfriend, former
rector of the Episcopal Church.
at this place:
Mrs. Thomas s cher Woodng
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage OF her daughter
Mary Virginia Bethcll
to
Lieutenant William Jeffrey Alfricnd
Chaplain of the First Virginia Infantry
on Wednesday evening, September fifth
Nineteen hundred and seventeen
ut six O'Clock
Grace Church
News Ferry, Halifax County, Virginia
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
Coal Prices
Fixed For Every Nine in the
United States.

Washington, Aug. 24.-Bitu-
minona coal prices have been
fixed by President Wilson for
every mine in The United States.
The mkt step in coal control,
a White House announcement
said, VIII be 10 fix the prices to
be charged by middiomcn and
retailers.
Prices We're SETON cost OF pro-
dnction estimates furnished by
l'.e reder"l rae Commission
y,st;an.;a. ~. ,.',,.,..,
"''"' ~ op'''''i - u
Niied INTO twcniy-nlhc districts
and every producer in district
will market his output ut the
same prize
m. p.,s;l,,
""'''e 'io
aSshcy 20 curry out me proNis-
IONS OF his order, but Is expected
to appoint soou a coal adU,inis-
TRAITOR who Will. he pivcn nitro
c,,troI &c 49,. .,ol ;,,l,,...,
~, '1 - '"''"
nc prices la'i'rd Tor run OF
mine coal IN the largo producing
districts average slightly mOra
than - In a few districts thny
,r, h,Iov ~, G,,r.,..J ~ n
a. = : ~ "
es't'" 'orr''or9 t"ey are hlgh-
or. washington State Is high
est with 1920
proe;do,r. c.,ta
SSiueh' . Statement
The Presidents statement
said:
"'lhc following scale of prices
is prescribed for bitumirous
coal az the mino IN tho several
coal producing districts. 1t il
provisional only. ltis subject
To reconsideration when lii.
whole method Of administering,
the fuel supplies of the country
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
Mineral Motor
Company
To Erect Magnificent Garage
and Office Building Here.

and UllIce Building Here.
Tho Mineral Motor Company
distributors of Ford cars. are
making preparations TO crrrt n
garage dud office building on
East Fifth Street on the lois
where Goodloe Brothers Storn
burned down several years aEo,
and when completed it viii I've
one OF the finest buildings of us
KIND IN the state. Architect O.
Is. kecrfoot, OF Bristol, drew ~
the plans which will he sui
united Tor bids in 1: few davs
w II. Wren, manager OF thus
company, states that tho ercc
ton of the building viii com
mcnce IN a week or two aud ef-
forts will be made 10 have it
ready for occupancy by the 18th
of November.
The plans call for Il building
of brick (solid brick wallsl alb
soluscly fire proof, aud will
nave a frontage of 80 feet aud Il
depth of 100 feet aud viii bo two
stories high. The entire front
will be plate glass. The main
floor viii consist of the show
room for the display OF Ford
cars and accessories, general
Offices, stock room for parts 10
feet square and u shop for mi
nor adjustments. On the second
floor will be located tho mann
repair shop, which will be fury
equipped with all necessary
rnnchinery to do uny kind of ru
pair work on Ford cars. Tins
shop will be fifty feet aquarc,
while the balance OF tho second
story will be used for storing
new cars. The building wilibn
steam heated and equipped
with an electric elevator ana
will cost 10000
The Mineral Motor Company
has only been located ia Bg
Stone Gap about eighteen
months and from the beginning
their business increased win
raaid strides uUui they we're
forced 10 make arrangements
for larger quarters. Within the
past year their business has in.
creased 4 thousand per cent aud
AT the present time they have.
over one hundred untitled orders
for Ford ears They not only sell
cars but carry IA complete line
OF accessories and parts, the
sales Tor which have reach
ed phenomenal figure.
The success OF this concern
has been due 10 INC ellofts of
their hustlug manager, W. II.
Wren, of Chilhowic, Va, who
is constantly Oh the job. and lie
has built up one Of the most
thriving automobile busiuoss in
Southwest Virginia. Mr.. Wren
has just returned from the Ford
assombllng piantnt Columbus.
ONO, and no states the Ford
Motor Company is planning to
produce 100000 cars this year.
Their output last year was see.
900 cars. The demand is 80
great at the present time that
they are behind III orders 100000
cars.
MIR. Wren finds it Gecossary
TO spend threc-fourths of his
time here looking after bust.
ness interests and he expects 10
move his family TO Tho Gap
within a short time.
The shop vii! be IN charge of
Mr.. Frank Nickels as foreman
and Mr., Alex Bean as head
mechanic.
The Department of Agricul-
ture reports that the Indicated
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
Million Men
Bear U. S. Arms Besides Host
Under Draft.

- - NF''' -hhS. - * :
ures showing the total military
and naval forces of the country
to bo nearly a million men up
to thu end Of last week worc OBJ
tanned from the War and Navy
Departments. The entire forces
under arns, including military
aud murine. but not including
the naw drlftarmy, are approx
irna'ply 9l2.2il mon. Since the
United states entered the war,
100000 mon have offered to
enlist III all branches, and about
one man IA every four has been
accnrsrd
Zine percentage of nhy Steal
rrlhctlons for the draft drny,
on tiic other hand, has proved
considerably lower. Unulicinl
rctnrns show about IS per cent.
Ni we men - oetnE rejected.
Voluntary Enlistment.
No accurate estimate isuyail.
able Of The men WHO have boon
accepted for service in the
draft 1t known that tile
work IS progressing so tina,
practically>every board N the
country will nave at least onc
thlrd OF it's men ready to - to
camp sept. o In many see.
lions of the country nearly two.
thirds of tie men required has,
been accepted. State uulhori
ties are DONG This work aud
only occ4sional Reports are
made hure.
Since this country entered the
war, according to the stute.
ment, l2l,2li men have been
accepted for sctsiccin thenavy
ana Marine Corps, In the Reg
uIar Army the iucruase since
Aprii by voluntary enlistment
has been lao,3l7, and in Tic
National tiutrd l39,00S, II total
of 327,3l5 enlls,meuts in ne
army branches, aud IA grand
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29
VOL. XIV.
List of Persons Exempted or
Discharged From the Service
OF the United States.

Following IS a list of addresses and serial nuhos
persons IN se COUNTY who have bceu duly legally
th NY he Local Board for military United States
and VINO led claims for exemption been discharged
the grounds OF dependents: t'V"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29

IS, 2.urgiil. William F., Flat Gap
so,i Greeho, Ada, Toms Creek
ooi" Stubblciield, Max. Cadet
iSoi bennington. Felix. Osaka
iV9t NILS, Daniel, Bondtown
ILL i.ucket. Henry D., St. Paul
I ~ l\ilgorc, Morley. Big Laurel
10 Floyd, Bud Blackwood
-, Summon, George NJ .Ro;,ringFork
III Dickens. Hiram Norton
go McDermott, Coleman. Koda
:i,H Miller. Will, StOnega
,d,V Graham. Hugh s., Apralachia
,,>'it Fletcher, Charles H., Doolcy
"VSi Reed. John. Toms Creek
~ Barnes Garfield Big Stone Gap
Dcdson, William c.. Apualachia
ISIS Haynes. Vance. Toms Creek
,'a.o strength. William J.. Appalachia
i2,u Grizzlo. Stacy j.. 81. Paul
Sst Price, William +. Norton
$3.50 Meadows, Viii. Stonclz,
"iDU Shell John o.. Toms Creek
20 BcNin~, Isaac A.. Wise
100 Grecn Philip. Wise
SV%i Johnson, Earnest Toms Greek
ShSl Sultridgc George c., Cocburn
2bAl Nickcls, David p. Clear Creek
5G9l MctUd,lcn. Willct r.. Toms Crccl
iN36 Hale. Robert Pardec
~ COY. l;ivian. Coeburn
81 Collins William. Toms Creek
IVA pnstcr,. hobart rncoinA
~ Coward Clarence H., Appalach:
iuOo Nil!lamS Henry. Dorchester
l.u Griffith, Robert l.. Cocburn
y" Bryant Willie. Pound
lis Morris. Elmer Nj. Arip
-gi. MWkhlm, Grover G.. Banner
2152 Martin, Leo. Clear Creek
4o,u Pope VIII Mack, Tom. Creek
VIZ Jones' Harrison b., Siuneg;l
lSS Boggs, Grover c. Pound
3l1l Silyrrs. Curlty g. Niyco
i?lH Gibson. William Norton
2'u2 -lrS>c Luther Toms Creek
y Alexander Vordun, Roda
'."l Warden, sun Imbod"n
'il'iV Short, William A.. Pound
lOGi Davis Willard T., Inman
'e2n Simmons. viii. Nrno
no Harris, William H.. Appalachia
2bai Newell, Thomas r.. StOnega
lia2 Heath. Claude. Norton
p1i Carter, Grant. Roaring Fork
lli2 Dykes, Edgar. Toms Creek
'iUal Ramsey, Walter r. Toms Creek
lOi AdarS, IlarrisOn. Pound
elNi Keys. Van Buren,, Blhckwool
l1s1 Graham Kelly. Big Stone Gan
lnl2 llolhrOok, Preston G., Cooburn
l22l Edwards. Leonard | 81 Paul
l9b! Grecar Henry c. St Paul
~ Adams, Grover G., Dorchester
LILO llnnNucker, Lee Dorchester
Hs3S IulliNar Clarence Dorchester
8912 Watson Sihls mmm
'io1' Woodland, Robert Dorchester
l''W Hopkins, Walter. Norton
NV Burton VIII, Stoncga
slsb hiser, kcma L.. Corhurn
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29

iB5S Sexton, Riley H.. Tacoma
ieS2 Shelter ,lcsSc C.. Toms Creek
ipl3 Rose. Ira, Nppalachia
Is Andis, George. ROda
ISIS Patterson James Vicco
GOG Chisenh,dl, William, lmbodcn
dl3 Brunmett, Thomas H., st Paul
IO9A Day, Frank, Roda
POS Smith, Lloyd, Appnlachia
.G2S Marks Rohcrtl. ,.Jr-. BigStoncGaI,
223 Buchanan, William j. Bnndtown
100 Nelson, James g.. lnnan
$40 Barrowman. Charles n Banner
'5, Stitlham, James c.. ParClee
'203 Smith, Dawson, Toms Creek
1850 Quulls Earnest g.. Big Stone Gan
1898 Tankersly. Willard w. Blackwood
iisi Seals, John, Norton
12l Cipek, lgnac. Dorchester
800 MOMENTUM. Nat, Toms Crccl;
1870 l.crberton, Barney, Wise
'gG1 Williams, ivory, Osaka
6il Lawson, Clarence j. BigStoneGap
g12 Carpenter. Vim. a. Big S,onetiap
1910 Tate, g. S. Stralcy, Stones,u
56O Gillian, Wilson c., Pound
1868 Lawson. Charley, Big Stone Gap
.2l2 Smith, William r., Appalachia
800 Salyer William NJ. Va. City
552 Butler, Willard, keokce
'l2i Johnson, William y, va. City
800 Mccall, q. Carlton, Norton
$50 Parsons. Arthur f. Wise
Ii50 Willis, John B., DoOley
ga Cox, Charles, Osaka
'Ol5 Ramsey, Cha, O., Coebnrn
i60 Hall. John, Toms Creek
81: Hart, Luther. Stonega
'0li Jordan, John Alex, Esscrvillc
no Meredith. Duard f., Toms Creek
$50 Estes, Lewis d., Appaachia
'id, Munich, George c., Glamorgan
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29

1896 Gillenwatcrs, Herbert TomsCrcek I
lId2 Willis. Rufus a.. East Stone Gap
3.iS:l Sturgill. W. V, lmhudcn Exeter |
3lS2 Shuler, Palmer Inman
21S; Peterson, \shury, Toms Creek
peso Miller. Silas j Cocbuin
263i Lyttlc, Willard, Norton
Il3i White, George, Norton
2l95 Kane, Burley e.. Blackwoml
2O36 Jones. John f.. Toms Greek
500 Boaher Samuel 49,, Ma City
1855 Estep, William Floyd, Clear Creek /
Jui Bishop, Milligan Is. DlSStone Gap |
0l5 Craigcr Jack, Roaring Fork
$40 Combs, Garrett, AppAlachia
29a6 Rose, William, Imbodcn
1916 AIcC0rl1ic, Samuel b., Nora
2ilS kilbournc John. lnmun
2l53 Miner. Hugh. lmboden
1875 BlevinS, lobe, Appmlachia
1919 Hamilton. Charles c.. TomsCrecli !
isi Collier, Forrest ~. Appalachia
2Ggl Nealen. Charles, Norton
3iag Sexton, Frank Tacoma
600 Craft, Edward NJ, lmfoden
1886 Smith. Joe, Stonegi
1896 Stidhnm, Wade, Dorchester
4lS0 Williams, Forrest Glnmorgan
1888 Short, John. ST. Paul
1921 Fleming, John H.. Toms Creek
33l1 Scavor, o. Ralph, Norton
1918 Gibson. James NJ, Merton
1866 Dorton. John, Arno
a2i Cantrcll Dan W., Pound
2i55 Miner. Felix, lmboden
39g2 White, VIII. Toms Creek
IT'S Evans, Ed, CJeburn /
1920 Fleming, McKenny, Toms Creek
1926 Wells. Oscar A., Norton Qnman}
2156 Oe,kin, Mcrvin e., Big stone Gap
1886 Garst, f:ston r., Norton
1859 Roberts. Johnathan Lips
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1917-08-29

The Department of Agricul-
iure reports that the Indicated
yield of potatoes will be 49,
million bushels, as against 9s5
million last year, SO we can all
eat potatoes again, provided
congress allows Mr.. Hoover to
keep them out Of the hands CT
the food sharks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
TO AWARD MEDALS
Prof. Lorentz, of Leyden Univer-
sity, and Admiral D. w. Tay-
lor Recipients

The Franklin Institute will hold its final
meeting of the nnety-third season this
afternoon at o'clock in the auditorium of
the institute. Is South Seventh street. A
distinguished assembage of men who have
achieved celebrity in scientific philosophi-
cal and diplomatic channels will be present
for the closing session Of the year and to
witness the annual awarding of the Frank
lin medal
The medal will be awarded to Hendrick
Antoon Lorentz, president of the Royal
Academy of Sciences. Amsterdam, and pro-
fessor of mathematical physics. University
of Lcyden. in recognition of his researches
which have so largely contributed to laying
on new foundation our knowledge of the
nature of light and developing our ideas
concerning the ultimate constitution of
matter"
The medal will also be awarded to David
Watson Taylor. chief constructor. Chief of
the Bureau of Construction and Repair,
United States navy, in recognition of his
fundamental contributions to the theory
of ship resistance and screw propulsion and
of his signal success in the application of
current theory to the practical design Of
varied types of war vessels in the United
States navy"
DR.. Walton Clark will have charge of the
meeting and Dr. Harry f. Keller on be- ~
Of the Committee of Science and Arts. will
introduce the medaiists Chevalier w. L.
c. F. van Rappard on behalf of the Royal
Netherlands Government will receive the
medal for Professor Lorentz and will make
a short address.
Following the presentation of the medal
to Rear Admiral Taylor he will address
the institute on the subject of 1.-The Science
of Naval Architecture"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
UNPATRTOTC RANTER
WINDS UP IN JAIL
Pennsylvania Statute Against
Discouraging Recruiting In
voked Against John Kolb

Tho Pennsylvania statute against dis
couraging recruiting was invoked to stop
the unpatrlotic language of John Kolb, of
5ll1 willows avenue who was held today
under $4,000 bail at the Sixty first and
Thompson streets station on charge slated
as suspicion of treason kolb stood at
the corner of Sixty-third and Marky streets
for nearly an hour last night and told any
cne who came near enough to hear that he
would be cursed If he would fight for the
United states, that the President was no
good that the laws were the same and that
he had no regard at all for the flag.
He told Magistrate Stevenson when he
was arraigned today that he had been
spiritually sick for a year in extenuation
cf his actions last night.
kolb, who gave his age as forty. talked
to two men on the corner until they walked
away from him, 1t was testified. and later
struck a man about sixty years old who
cautioned him to keep quiet. Finally Sam
uel Craig, of 6239 Market street, notified
the police of the Sixty-hrst and Thompson
streets station and Kolb was arrested
Kolbs talk was calculated to discourage re-
cruiting and thus came under the statute,
Magistrate Stevenson said in holding Kolb
for further hearing. Department of Jus
tice agents were notified OF the arrest.