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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-19

A co, 2 ME piekny list? - Az 2
mad Oceanu Sp~okojnegO chlOpcy do Ar
mil Polskiej sic zgiaszaja. l co wiecej
ma w}asny koszt. chca jechac. - Bierz-
Gle z mich przyk}ad miOdzieGcy. kt0rzy
tn ma m~iejscu jesteScie. macie pOdr6z
zap}acona stad az ma miejSce, ME po-
t~rzebujecie sic staraG, zachodzit. pytac:
gdzie i kiedy MONA sic zapisac i kt6-
redy do obozu jechaC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
CURED NE OF
RHEUMATISM"
Richmond Carpenter, Hardly Able to
Work. Health Gone, Finds Quick
Way to Strength md Health
Mt Last.
TELLS OF WAY TO RID
SYSTEM OF RHEUMATISM

IT had suffered with rheumatism for
n long time when Mr.. Harris. OF EOS
South Cherry Street, Richmond. told
me about a real medicine. My rheuma-
tism was bad l was hardly able. to
work at my trade. and during these
good times, when a carpenter can earn
good money if we'll and strong. I was
almost down and out. My stomach
was In bad shape and I could eat
scarcely anything. My appetite was
gone and the pains had in head and
back bothered ME considerable was
all run down. but Acid Iron Mineral
did for mo what no other medicine ever
did. 1t has cured me OF rheumatism"
declares =. II. Anderson. lis South Bel
videre Street, Richmond. Va
CURED HIS RHEUMATISM
81 can work at my trade and do
mans work. My appetite is too good
for these times, when everything to
eat is so high. I sleep well and enjoy
living. Pains in head and back have
and II pounds in weight. In my opin-
ion think Acid Iron Mineral is the
best all-around medicine in tho world"
continued Mr.. Anderson.
TT has cured me OF rheumatism"
says Mr.. Anderson. Thousands OF peo-
pie have found this medicine the only
thing that would purify their blood,
drive out uric acid end relieve the sys-
tenn of those awful raclting pains. and
1t IS especially good in the spring. when
every one may wisely clear their blood.
enrich 1t and build up the worn-out
tissues
Acid Iron Mineral Is a mineral and
not vegetable medicine. That makes
all the difference In the world. 1t is as
different day Is to night. 1t is made
from ore taken from medicinal iron
mine located down in Mississippi. 1t is
then compounded, concentrated and
shipped in barrels to the laboratory of
the Ferrodine Chemical Corp, In Ron-
noke. Va. where It Is tested. altered
and bottled. stronger. non alcoholic,
absolutely harmless and most econom-
ical remedy for the blood. Most drug
stores have tt-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA



Funeral services 70. Bcn-a.ain T.
Jones. eighty years old. q widely known
citizcn OF R!ch:nond and for moe than
1fty wears teacher in the S,ir.le :.
school of G-ac" Street Baptist Church.
who did yesterday morning at Q q clock
In his home North Harvie Street viii
lie conducted this afternoon at = clock
from Grace Street Baptist Church.
Huria' viii be IN Rivcrvicw Cemetery.
Hev. FinlcI Gibson. pastor Of Grace
street Baptist Church. assisted by REV.
w. G. James. y. D. OF Grove Avenue
Eap'ist Church. will conduct II, fu-
neral services
Following arc tho mares of these
chosen In act as pallbearcrs
Activ"- Ru!lard =. Ioner Eobo"t SUIT
ton. Griffin sutton Hamilton sutton.
Irving ArnaI. David Eweu and GRAY
sou Walton Tho active naubear.rs
arc Mr.. Joness erarIsonS.
Eororarv-Alfrcd r Mcdowell Wv
IAN McKennon. James s. Franklin and
w. s. D-inHari. Jr
F"siHcr n widow. who w,s Miss Snrio
p. richardson. Of .Tarcs Citv County,
Mr. Jones is rrrvived by two I,u-,i
'er7 Mrs. ClarcN-" Sutton and Ms.
Percy l.. Elliott and two sons g J-te-
ZONES and i'ichard W. Tones on &c.
tob"r On. Mr. and Mrs tones ce'.bratnd
the ff'y seventh anniversary OF thcir
marriage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
Real Estate Summary
CIIANCERY TRANSFERS.

lot lc bIo @eI IT, 81 S Sf to p aea Ter
race. February 20. 1918: tax. 81: $40.
20 5-l5x7o feet, Known as as 7G5 East nse Clay
street. February 20. 1918: tax. SO;
r; L. ,Pillinton ct ux. to Elizabeth
Y: Lee lots ); 3. 20 and II. block n.
tax. s2.40; $40.
Elizabeth V. Lee to r.. l.. Pilkinton
- feet ,sa- and Of irresular share. known
February 20, 1918: tax. S2.70: $40.
ID. a. Albright ct ux. to Kate II. Bache
lot 8. block 4. hermitage Park. Feb
ruary %, 1918; tax. 81; $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
incorporated. to Leila IL. Lucas lot ..
block 4, Monument Avenue Park. Janu-
airy 10. 1918; tax. 81; $40.
Greater Richmond Realty Company.
lncorporated. Ia Grace II. Lucas lot 4.
block 8. Monument Avenue Park. Janu-
AIRY 10, 1918; tax, 81; $40.
nad 10 G9paey na Erea
d.. Fields lot 81. map OF subdivision
Of lots 23s and 2i1. Duvals Addition.
February l6. 1915: tax. 81, $40.
cnce w. McManus 23xlo0 feet west side
Of Twenty-tirst Street. 2l5 feet south
OF Broad Street. February 5, 1915;
tax. 81: 81.
e. J.: Delaney C, ux. to c. G. Morris
lots. l3 and IL. Boulevard Residence
Park January 30. 1918; tax, $3.50: SO.
Avondale Land Company, Incorporate
cd. to Il. q. Fairlamb ct al. lot 10, block
c. Brookdalc. December s. 1917; $3.50.
.Avondale Land Company. Incorporat-
block Q. Brookdale. January 20. 1919
$3.50.
Rex o. Jones ct ux. to Tabitha l.
0xenhan lot 3. square 3s. Highland
Park. February IS. 1918: tax. 1920:
$40.
Roland Park Corporation to Roy r.
Harton lot Q. block c. Roland Park.
January rs. 1918: $1,000.
Roland Park Corporation to Harry l.
Snead lot z. block G. Roland Park.
January 2s. 1918; $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
DEMOCRATS MAY LOSE
Actual Control of House Dependent
Upon To-Day's BY Elections
In New York.
rBy Associated Press. I

fBy Associated Press.1
WASHINGTON. March 4.-The actual
Democratic majority in tho House, in
tho face of the present Republican ma
Jority of one, hinges on the election In
New York tomorrow to oil four va
cancies in Congress.
Six vacancies caused by resignation
and death of Democrats. considered
with the fact that six representatives
arc Independent in hte!r affiliations.
have thrown the technical majority to
the Republicans. Three of the indepen-
dents sit with the Republicans and
three with tho Democrats Republican
leaders say. however. they have neither
hope nor intent to take advantage of
the fact so far as organization or con-
troll OF this Congress Is concerned.
The official roll to-day stands: Repub-
licans. 212: Democrats. I'll: independ-
ents. 8; vacancies, s: total member
ship, 435.
Democrats say they are sure OF three
of the New York districts, with ono
doubtful.
The other two vacancies ara from
Illinois and Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
HusTINGs TRUST DEEDS.

O. T. Cheatham ct ais. trustees. to ].
7. Carneal and y. p. Bragg, trustees.
5nXl65 feet, south line Decatur Street.
76 feet west Of western line Twentieth
street; also 3oXa0 feet west line TWEEN
ty-second Street. 30 feet south of the
southern line Porter Street. Decen-
Der s. 1917: S12.720.
William B. Hamln ct ais to J. y.
Carneal and ID. y. Bragg trustees. 3nx
100 feet. known as lot 81, Buffers Ad-
dition: also 2Sl-3x75 feet south line
Decatur street. 20 1-2 feet from the cor
ncr OF Sixteenth and Decatur Streets;
also lot IS. square 2. Thurman's Addi-
ton. containing 171-2 acres; also lot
-. square 2. plan. of Thurman's Addi-
ton; also 45X100 feet known as lot 141
and eastern half of lot 1872 plan OF
Butler's Subdivision: also 80 by irrcgu-
lar depth. known as lot IS. Hollands
addition; also 3ox13O feet, known as lot
~, square ]. Thurman and Taylor
Addition; December 5. 1917; $4,000.
Samuel Neal and Sallie Glenn ct ais
to j. D. Carneal and u. p. Bragg trus-
tees. lot "a. Atkinson Plan and lot 8,
square S22. plan OF Manchester: also
SoXl4 40 feet north line Bainbridge street.
IN the direction of Twenty second
o. ~. I.undin ct NIX. to NJ J. Fulton.
trustee, lot 10. square 3, Forest Hill
Annex, known ms 4n12 West Street.
February IS, 1918; $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
Funeral Of General Thomas IT. Munford.

iYNCHBURG. VA, March 4.--The flu
neral of General Thomas T. Munford,
one of the last Confederate high Of
iccrs. took place here Sunday after
noon from st. Paurs Episcopal Church,
the funeral being made as much as
possible a public one. City officials.
members OF the City Council and of
Confederate organizations and many
citizens were present. The service was
conducted by DR.. ]. B. Dunn, rector,
who was assisted in the commital
service at Spring Hill Cemetery by
GarlandRodes Camp, Confederate
Veterans. The casket was draped in
Virginia flag, which General Mum
ford labored for n decade or more to
have the General Assembly correct and
make conform to ante-bellum days.
The honorary pallbearcrs were: Cen
eral T.. w. Nichols, Virginia Military
Institute; Colonel Carey Breckenridge,
Major S. +. Halscy, w. S. Gregory,
John Bell Winfrec, w " Wilson. Jr.
Judge J. S. Diggs. r. C. Blackford, +.
j. Miller. Judge +. p. Christian, Or. 4?
a. Craichi!l DR.. ]. w. billiard and L.
T. McVciEh.
The active pallhcarers were selected
from . detail of cadets present from
the Virginia Military Institute.
The committal at Snring Hill was
completed by the sounding of taps by
the bugler OF Garland Rodcs Camp,
Confederate Veterans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
ALMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells of Con.
slant Suffering From Dread
full Backaches, Perma-
nently Relieved BY
Cardui.

Norton, Va.-Mrs. e. s. Clouse, Of
this place, writes: I'm about 1901 I
seemed to get in bad health. had
been married about year /
called In Or. , of -. who
treated mo and gave me medi-
cine, which didn't do me any good.
I suffered agony for about 4 months
and felt must have some relief, for
I was so bad off that I was really
unable to be up out of bed during
all that time.
could hardly walk; every step
was painful and drag. / would be
almost blind from dizziness. I'd have
dreadful backaches that never ceased,
and severe pains read of Cardui
In the Birthday Almanac, and friends
urged me to take it /. used one
bottle with such beneficial results
that gained hope Of recovery. After
the use Of 2 or 3 bottles I felt so
much better that I was able to get
up and go about my work. My i'm
provement was steady, and after
about the 3rd or 4th bottle I was
entirely cured and the cure has been
permanent For the past seven
years l have had perfect health and
my work has been a pleasure"
Try Cardui, the woman's tonic, for
your troubles. It is safe, reliable
and Of proven merit. All druggists.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
CURIOUS MIX-UP OCCURS
Telegram Announcing Denth OF Mr.
Terry Delivered to Perry
EuIniIy
ISpccinlto Tho Tines-nlann,nh

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, March 4.
Mrs. Long, wife of William T.. Long
local attorney and Councilman. and
other children Of the late Judge Will
liam H. Perry. of Luncnburg County.
va. were summoned by telegraph on
Wednesday to the old home 10 attend
the funeral OF member OF the fam
n.y. Henry y. Perry, who was reported
10 have died in Boston. In obedience
10 the call, five sisters and brother
Eathcred. but. remarkable to tell when
inc casket was delivered a, Victoria
depot IL was discovered, when same
was opened, that the remains were not
nose OF Henry y. Perry, but of a total
stranger Of the sad and afflicted rela-
'ons or hts who were there assembled
Alter recovering from the shock Of
surprise OF this unforeseen happening
quick investigation was made. and IL
turned out that the corpse was that of
man by the name of Tcrry-not
Ferry. 1t developed that he also lived
In Lunenburg County and had a brother
named William Terry. residing there
10 whom the telegram was sent from
Boston in the first instance, though
he never received the wire and il was
turned over to William H. Perry. Mrs
Longs brother. who received his mail
ana other communications at Victoria
After this disclosure the body was
turned over TO the proper party. and
the Perry connection dispersed to their
various homes. Everything necessary
and proper for the funeral had been
completed. the family having secured
an abundance OF floral offerings and
the undertaken had made all prepara-
nons Tor the intcrment in tho family
buryinG ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
Funeral ar Mr~. ). VI yv,cr.

The funeral OF Ms II -'u- Hcrhe-t
Tyler wife OF C'pta!n J NJ Tyler. and
daughter o; Ms. Elizabeth ard the
at, Wt'iain Herbert, took place from
Nenatie Street BAPTIST Church on Sun
day afternoon Rev. 7. V. johnson. as
sisted by Rev. j. J. Wicker. n. D.. Of
ficiat:cg. Besides her husband ard
mother. Mrs Tyle, is survived bv he,
"hildrcn-Mrs. Herbert G>crcc, Misses
Bessie and Katharine Tyler James.
Hunter and Allcr Tvler-and the fol-
lowing sisters and brother Mrs. II NJ.
Lane. Mrs. :. w Butler. of Luray. and
NrT. g. l., liaddock and John Overton
Herbert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
HENnIco TRUST DEEDS.

Mabel L. Stinch1eld ct vir to +. Sit
tcrding. j. D. Carneal and Charles K
Wills: trustees. lot !. block T.. sec
ton 6 Highland Springs. February
Marearet 7. o'Neal ct vir to vii.
loughby Newton, Jr.. trustee. CLIP acres
land, about ten miles north of Rich
mond near Taylor's Crossing Febru-
airy 27 1918: s1,400.
George j. w. Bell ct ux. to Edgar 3.
English. trustee, 30x92 feet, southern
line Fairfield Avenue. between Newburn
and Selden Streets. March l. ILLS: 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
CIIANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

w. p. Rcdd. trustee, to Victoria NJ
Leih lot z. block y, plan West END
Home Building Association. March 8
1918; $4,000.
Irving T.. Campbell, trustee. to w
bcrlaync Court. October 81, 1917: Se30
Charles +. Ruehrmund. trustee, 10 J.
D. Pretlow and l.. d. Warren 24x10 90
February &C. 1918; s3.0SO.
II. r. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to r. w
Winfree . feet / "a inches by 1875 feet
northeast corner Floyd Avenue and
$5.C40
American National Bank. Of Rich
mond, trustee, to r. W. Winfree 10 feet
"a inches by 125 feet northeast cor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05

tSrncinl to The Tin Dis3atch.l
EANNlLLE!. VA. March News has
been received in this city of the drath
of Edwin r. Bouldin of Plant City.
Fla. Mr.. Bouldir was the son of tho
late Powhatan Eouldin, OF this city
and was born in Charlotte County. Va
in lSC4, having moved here when he
was small boy, residing here FOR
many years. He is survived by his
wife. two brothers. and sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
HEsRIco TRANSFERS.

narode lots IL. IL. 2s. 20 and 30. sec
ton l.. Beechwood Park November
lc, 1914: Use.
George J. w. Bell 10 Nora Bell. 3Oxo2
feet southern line Fairfield Avenue. be-
tween Newhurn and Sclden Streets. in
Fairfield Ministerial District. March
l. 1915: tax. 81: $40.
Sallie G. Hawkes. TO Luther 9. Winn
acres land. north side Nine Hile Road.
nbout three miles from Richmond.
March !. 1918; tax 81; $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
CHASCERY TRUST DEEDS.

+ J Beattie ct TX. TO Max f Ruehr-
nun" ,e ana r. o. Jones 2s n t1usts tees. 70 zig
February %, 1918; $500
j. j. Rcattte 81 ny. 10 p F.. Schmidt.
trustee. 81 feet by Irregular depth east
line OF l5-foot alley, 81 feet north of
North boulevard. February IL. 1918:
r. L. rilkinton to W. f. Purcell, Jr.
street March /, lois: sa2o. :" :
,rp kase + r., hae h;os Ct yir 70 w L Tier.
February %. 1915; 1896
Margaret Fields - ais 20 n. q.
Be- berG 5l; TRUSTEE lot q. sghdivision OF
r ruar ~ 1s anq 1gi ~ .soo Addition Feb
y. F. rearsall 10 f, l.. Mcconnell
and David NJ White. trustees. 10, I.
square 80, Chestnut Hin: also lots I55
Of =: l.. Eloit. November c. 1905: also
2sxloo feet north line Baldwin Street.
feet west OF Buchanan Street: also
10 feet north OF Littlepagc Street
also ieXl5o feet on James Street. so
feet from. Richards Street. February
Louisa \: Washington to ]. r. Gayle
and G.. ". Lewis. trustees. lot "a. Navy
HI. February 81. 1918; s4oo.
r.: W. Winfree ct ux; 10 stuar, Bowe.
feet northeast corner Of Floyd Avenue
nnd Addison Street February IS, 1915:
s53Io.
W. o. Bass ct ux. to T. u. Adamson.
trustee. lots 25 and 81. block b. Cham
berlayne Court. March 4. 1918: 1900.
y. w. Winfree ct ux. TO American
Trust Company, trustee. 10 feet 8 4
inches by 125 feet northeast corner
OF Floyd Avenue and Addison Street.
March 4, 1918; s2,50o.
ps Tahithn l.; oT re, ct viz to ". p.
land Park. March /. 1918: 5000
Roy T.. Harton ct uX. to r. NJ an
derSon. trustee. lot 2. block g. Roland
Ia rli Ian1InrN. oN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
WITHOUT JURISDICTION
Federal Court. Have No Authority ovex
bribery Cases, Even In Cen
crai Elections.
ny Associated Press.

TBy Associated Press-1
WASHINGTON, March Federal
courts have no Jurisdiction over brib-
cry at general elections for tho seleo-
tion of Federal officers. the Supreme
Court decided to-day in upholding do
crees sustaining dcmurrers to indict-
ments in the Cincinnati election fraud
case.
Ninety-nine persons, charged with
fraud at the 1915 general election In
the First Ohio Congressional District
as a result OF the decision, will not
he compelled to stand trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
SnmueI ID. nnlscr

WINCHESTER. VA. March 4.-Fu-
neral services were held to-day for
Samuel d. Baker, of the United States
Navy, who died of spinal meningitis at
Portsmouth, He was the last son of
c. S. Baker and recently had resigned
from the Washington police force to
enlist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by the clerk of tho
Hastings Court:
William q. Adolph and Pearl Hob
man. city.
John A. Richards and Mary Il. Jor-
DAN, city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
WHITE SOLDIER MAY NOT
VISIT .DEATH VALLEY

Death valley" that historic" sec
ton OF Hopewell which has been the
scene Of the majority ofJtrouble that
has arisen In that place. will no longer
DO visited by white soldiers OF this
camp. Orders were issued to-day that
white soldiers should be arrested upon
their entrance into Death Valley or
Georgia HILL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
HUsTINGs TRANSFER.

NJ. ]. Fulton. special commissioner.
TO .. a. Lundin lot 0. square 8. Forest
Hill Annex. known as iolc West
Street. February IS. 1918: $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05

during tho present month the big guns
will be heard In the same territory
whore tho Confederate guns We're
heard when they prevented General
Buffers arrival by water In Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
ncr Floyd Avenue and Addison street.
March z. 1918; $4,000
HUsTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

W Il. Purcell. trustee. to william L.
Ssahi ct ux. Fl feet 31-4 inches by
February 25. 1918: $4,000.
W, E; Purcell. Jr.. trustee. to Frank
Stahl Il feet 3 Ia inches by 1856 feet.
known as l25 Hull Street. February
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
HENRICO RELEASE DEED.

Leroy X. Brown. trustee, to Theo.
r. Carter ct vir 3S.l acres land on tho
Deep Run Geek. about ten miles west
or Richmond. and known as Valley
GioNe. February l. 1919; $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
Mr.. ROOSEVELT OUT
Ex-Preaident Walks Unaided FroI
Hospital Where He Spent


Four Weeks.
NEW YORK. March 4.-Theodore
Roosevelt left the hospital to-day
after four weeks of convalescing from
operations. AS he walked unaided
from the private entrance OF the Roose-
welt Hospital to his waiting automo-
bile. the former President expressed
his satisfaction in response to greet
ings given him by small street crowd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05
OIlss Camilla IL. DIcHcnderfcr.

IoUVTIlI TO -The TImeS-DlSpntCh.1
WINCHESTER. VA, March A.
Stricken with acute indigestion after
eating en- apple. Miss Camilla Rcbecca
'picfenderfer. member of prominent
family. failed to respond to heroic
treatment, and died last night. Sur
rivInG are four sisters and one brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05

Tragic Drug Co.. Polk Miller Drug Stores,
childrey Drug Co, and all other drug gists.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-05

All children like Golden Gio."-A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-18
CONTINUES LABOR CASE.
Attorney Fails to Press Attack on
Constitutionality Of Womens S
Employment Act.

Judges Boyce and Conrad presided in
the Court Of General Sessions today.
HAYES Smith, Negro. VINO 10 days agO
pleaded guilty 10 q charge oi the larceny
Of IS pounds 81 beans from his employer,
Samuel G Hill. and WIS paroled Tor one
year 10 Mr. Hill, reappeared in court this
morning, after breaking into 4 store on
Market street near second, last Saturday.
and stealing several bottles Of liquor, and
his sentence In the bean case was re-
formed He was sentenced 10 serve one
year imprisonment, % be whipped with
10 laShee next Saturday ana 70 pay Sll
restitution money and the costs Of prosecu-
ton ThC liquor case viii be disposed ~
later
BY request Of Henry r. Isaac>, at-
toruev. continuance was granted IN he
case Of the State vs. Charles Long, prO-
prletor OF restaurant, indicted for vlo-
iation of he law regulating the employ
ment Of women Mr. lsaacs intended tn
attack the coustituuonallty Of rhe law
and fled q brief Al the last term OF court
but il Is thought ne will not press the
contentious then made.
In the case Of Peter Greco, found guilty
OF assaultlng MARY Lapsley with criminal
intent. j Frank Bail and James Sauls-
bury. attorneys, vlll tie thla afternoon
reasons for a new trial, and tomorrow
they may ME additional reasons.