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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
REDMOND CASE ARGUED
RirhInond Ian Claims WHISKY From
Ehprcs> Company Without
Prescription.

The test case OF j j. Redmond. Of
this city suing the Southern Express
Company for tho delivery of one puart
"f whisky. which hc had ordered was
heard b. Examiner Hiliycr. Of NASH
ingtou. representing the lntcrs ;a;Y
Commerce Commission. YESTERDAY -
y. Aston OF Atlanta chief counsel
for the express company. was at the
trial The case VAS tried in the court
room Of tho United states District
Court
Redmond Was represented by Robert
II. Tale. OF this city. The state pro-
hibition department was represent ed
by Attorney T.. Il. Dunford. The plain
tiff contcndcd that tho Adams and
the Southern Express Companies had
no right TO make q rule requiring :,
physicians certificate when the Reed
amendment did not require such. The
express companies contcndcd tina, this
rule had aided i'm the suppression OF
boo,lcEgins.
The ultimate decision Of this test
case affects the disposition of hun
drcds Of quarts Of whisky which have
been withheld by thu cypress COM
panica. Tn case was taken under
;.d:!semcnt by Examiner Hllyer and
III" decision viii probably be sen, out
! from Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. u. L. IIun1cr.

Mrs, L. T Hunter of Wcs, t'ranR
lin street. died at Indian Rock Va
on sunday evening quito suddenly.
while visiting at tho home Of her
niece, Mrs. Dillon. The body viii 10"
brought TO Richmond this morning
when funeral arrangements will be
completed 1t is thought that the in
tcrmen; will be made in the family
buryinc ground 81 Louisa Count.
Mrs Hunter is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bessie Allen. who was with
hrr mother ut the time Of her death
She i also survived hy one sister
Mrs. Siehert of North Carolina. ANA
one brother. Captain Il. y Trlce. Of
Louisa. she was sister of the late
Mrs. Tyler. for many years connected
with the staff OF The Times Dispatch
Mrs. Hunter was active i'm the social
life "f Richmond. and Was a member
Of tho Colonial DANES Of America II.
the state Of Virginia. the Daughters
of the American Revolution Richmond
chapter United Daughters of the Con-
fcdcracy. and OF the Woman's Clul,
She was for many years AN active
worker in the Seventh Street Christian
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
ncfraudins by Means or check.

l.. j. HAN :crty-ou. Yeas old. a
timer. of loT IL East Canal street
Vas arrested yesterday on the charge
Of dcirauding by means of a check 4
: Syclc. OF the simon Syclc Company
j II. Meadow. of lis South Bcllcmont
Avenue. reported tina. his trousers and
:, ladies gold watch. valued at $25. had
been stolen from him while ne was at
work on "A building Al 1912 West Main
street The theft was made ycstcrday
afternoon.
9. Levin. of 1881 Wallace street. yes
tcrday reported that his back door had
been broken open and SIP in money and
.32-cnl!bcr pistol stolen from his
room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
HAMILTON Is ACCEPTED
FOR ARMY Y. M. C. A. WORK
oil '>;:n'-r Business Nan Take,
II 'ninE Course Mt Columbia rrc-
rnrntory to Going Abroad.

toward T. Hamilton. Of "i25 stuart
Avenue. widely known in Richmond
business circles, has volunteered his
services for work With the arm, i.
81 T. " III France and is now taI>ir-
e srocial training course at Columbia
University. II was announced last nigh,
10y State secretary rlcasants Mr..
hamilton Is expected TO depart over
seas in the next few days and he
viii undouhtedly prove a valuable adj
sjtion to tho forces Of the red tr!-
angle.
For several years MIR. Hamilton has
hecn representing one of the largcs,
manufacturing concerns in the South.
and is widely known among business
men in this section Of the country.
He Was released by his company for
"Y' work because Of the great work
IL was believed that he could accom-
dish in working with the soldiers OF
the allied army. MIR. Hamilton is tho
seventh Richmondcr to volunteer for
this service within the past few days.
Satisfactory progress is being made
in the campaign now being conduct ed
IN Virginia for the Y. NJ G. y Secre-
taries for immediate service overseas.
hut the number of applicants is low
as yet. state Chairman Darlington
believes. however. that Virginia Will
furnish hcr quota of 200 workers. y
number OF men have already conferred
with John Garland Pollard. who is now
engaged in special recruiting mission.
and many OF these are expected to tie
accepted in the next few days Appli-
cations must be filed not later than
August I. Chairman r.. l.. Bemiss. of
the local recruiting committee. said
ytstcr1aN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
TRIES LIQUOR CASES
hud"o Nnddiil Also Impose Sentences.
an Sih"krrs and Orders Them
Ia TtcEiSIcr.

'Gdc' edmund Waddill. Jr Of The
United states District Court. held mo-
nee court DAY in his court Yesterday.
ho'hihE po'lcc court as il is termed
hY the court officials means :: disro-
siiion OF liquor and slacker ease.
Charged with transporting whisky in
violation OF the Reed amendment the
foil""inS penalties were imposed: Tom
lolaS. twenty days and 500 fine;
George Wcathcrspoon. sixty DAYS and
500 fnc. The slackcrs were each SEN
fenced 10 serve one hour in jail and
register forthwith. The rule has teen
to induct them into service and send
them 10 camp Immediately after regis
tration Following is a list of the
slackcrs appearing in court Joseph
henderson. jal Bohlcy. Rufus Johnson
and Robert Mason.
TN" case of II II Martin. charged
with Transporting :0i pints Of whisky.
was continued until the October term
Of court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
Buys Liberty Bonds;
Then Joins Marines
William Bradford Lcarcs Sccur-
tics in Recruiting Office litter
Being accepted.

After lending Uncle sam his savings
OF Sl.5oo through the purchase of GOV
ernmcnt bonds and war savings stamus.
William Bradford. "a youm!: man Of
Dry Creek. W VA came to Richmond
ana enlisted al tile United States ma
t'hc recruiting station. lie was trans
ieFrcu 10 the marine training station
az Paris Island :. -. last night
Inc discovery that Bradford had
made tho double sacrifice was dis
closed by ono OF tho recruiting force
"ho found Il packet j., the Office In
cndcaNorinS TO learn the owner. the
recruiting private examined the con-
tents and IN doing so tho batch OF gov
eminent securities fell out
Hobart SwartwOod. Of Huntington w
w. was among the six recruits Sc
cured yesterday and was sent to the
Boston Navy Yard to take u3 q course
OF instruction as mechanic in tn"
aviation branch Of the marine CORPS
the others v no were transferred to
iaris Island were. George Parsons
ana B"rnard Cochran. OF Richmond, r.
w. Dunlap. II l.. pcricw and g.; e
Mcclure, Of Sod. W. "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
NANNY HARRIS DIES
Aged tniorcd Woman Had Uccn En-
PLACED I'm iioh.on Family for
Many icnrs.

The death sunday morning OF Sally
Ann Harris. one OF the most respect ii
and beloved Co!orcd women in the com
nLnity. marks the passing OF another
Of the faithful servants Of the old
school she WAS for more than thirty
seven years the NANNY" in the family
~ the late Colonel Edwin l.. Hobson.
II Richmond and GoocA!and County. and
she was known and vcneratnd by her
whit" friends everywhere For years
Nanny Harris had boon bl::d but her
gcnile spirit and courage faced with
4 brave heart tho time she sat in the
DIN t"iligh, Of lifc." Ever ministcrinE
Win faithful. loving hands TO her
'thildrcn.' as she lf.ctionaicic called
them the eighty years and more of
her life we're full and rich and spcn.
with tender service for Others She
Mas also nurse for John pcytcn Nc
Cure, nov principal OF the Mcclure
:Choo! here
Nanny iiarria's funeral viii he held
ms afternoon at O'Clock at Sharon
hap'lSt church and many wcl-knowr
pe"rIe VII! attend TO do honor 10 ,his
iilfNfui sclTan; ana friend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
FEELING BLUE
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Fine You Feel
After Taking the New
NausealeSS CalOmel.

If you have not tried Calotabs. you
have delightful surprise awaiting
you. The wonderful liver-cleansinE
and system purifying properties of
calomcl. the doctors favorite among
all medicines. may now be enjoy ed
without the slightest unplcasantncss.
one Calotab at bedtime. with a swal-
low of water. that's all No nausea
nor the slightest unpleasant effects.
You wake up in the morning feeling
fine. your liver clcansed. your system
purified. and with hearty appetite for
breakfast. Eat what you please go
where you please. no restrictions OF
habit or diet
Calotabs arc sold only in original,
sealed packages. price thirty-fve cents.
Your druggist recommends and guar
antees Calotabs and will refund your
money if you are not delighted with
them.--AdV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
THREE CHEMICAL
COMPANIES TItA NSFt:ltltED

Almost simultaneously with the
United states severance of diplomatic
relations with Germany. control OF
:h-cc large chemical companies in this
city Niagara Falls y. Y. and Perth
A,nboy. y j. were transferred from
German TO American ownership 10 pre-
vent the concerns falling into the hands
OF this government.
" \ Hamann directing head Of the
companies. and oscar r. Seitz. who
went to Germany TO negotiate the sale
OF stock. today admitted that this was
the object OF the transfer They tesii-
FED a; an inquiry conducted here by
Deputy tttorncy-Gcrc-al Becker. of
New York. al the roQucs, OF \. Mitchell
Palmer. alien property custodian.
While denying that he and other
American purchasers OF the controlling
stock were dummies" serving for Ger
man interests UNTIL after the war Mr.,
Hamann confessed freely that fear Of
government seizure Of the property he
had worked 50 hard TO huild Up
prompted the sending of Seitz as a con-
idential messenger 10 Germany carly
in 1917 to buy out the German share
holders. Mr. Scii1. who completed the
purchase in Frankfort. February g.
three days after President Wilson sent
Ambassador Won Gerns;orF his pass
ports. said tina, the break" was the
final factor n inducing the Germans to
sell their stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
Y. NJ. C. A. WORK At CAMP
LEE IS OF GREAT SCOPE
report 10 June Activities Shows It's
Large Part in Lives OF
Soldiers.
BISHOP CANNON MAKES TALL
Tells Men In Training Soldiers
over There" Are Strong and FL
hcicnt Because OF Good Influences
Thrown Around Them Here.
Especial TO The Timos.Dispa,ch !

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
CAMP LEE, VA. July 1.-THE re-
port Of the Y. NJ. e. 4. Of Camp Lee.
Tor the month OF June is a comprc-
hcnsvc commentary Oh the magnitude
OF that ORGANIZATIONS activities. In
the educational department. 100 Eng
were conducted and twenty-five lee.
lures were delivered. In the rccrea-
ilonal department reports show that
Ho.iil men participated in the various
r"mes while the number OF spccta-
tors was Ii3.1S6. In the rcaG .ouS de-
rtrtmcn,. 2l3 meetings were held. with
an attendance OF i2lac. Attending the
ll9 Bible classes were S.iln DiStribu.
ton Of lo.292 Tcstamcnts was made
In the social department l2J entertain
n"nts wcr. held, IS 1873 attending. One
hundred and forty-s!x motion picture
shows were given. witnessed by lO2,2SJ
persons. The number OF letters and
post-cards written in tho Y. NJ G. =
buildings was 5i3l39 and the money.
orders sold amounted TO S5i.323.Si.
~ tho meeting held at the Y. 81. =.
y. auditorium on sunday. Bishop
James Cannon made AN interesting adj
dress on his trip abroad TO visit the
american camps. Among other thing
he stated that the American soldiers In
France are clean. efficient. strong AUD
soldieriy as :, result OF tEc Influences
of Tie training camps a. home. America
hc!nS the nTst country IN the history
pf the world TO care for the inorai
-idc or the soldiers iifn The report
u his conferences with General Perish
nE and Others commanding tho
tmerican forces. all OF whom were en-
phatic m their approval Of tho gov
c-nmcnts stand TO keep liquor away
from the mon. was especially cnligiit-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
POLICEMEN RESIGN
Three Arc Drafted and Ono Goes 10
Work mt Pcnnimnn
Plant.

The resignation of four policemen
Yesterday brings the number OF va
cancies on the police force up to six
Three of the policemen were drafted
They are James Inman. of the First
District: W. T.. Reese and L. r. Card
well, Of the Second District. The
designations OF Reese and Cardwcll arc
effective on July %. They will repor.
at the mechanical training school at
Charlottesville. Imam left yesterday
to report at Camp Humphreys. near
washington. Policeman T. r. Swank,
Of the First District. quit yesterday 10
accept a position at the Penniman
plant, near Williamsburg. He handed
in his resignation several days ago.
Let Ttmcs-Dispntch Help Wanted
secura vnnr 1ynrkors for vo,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
ORGANIZATION WILL SELL
PROPERTY OF GERMANS
otto L. Bnnnard Heads Committee
to Determine Whether Particular
Sale Should BE Made.
WILL BE SOLD At AUCTION
A. Mitchell Palmer Announces Plan
Tor DispoSing of 40 German Cor
porntiOns Seized by Him-Joscph
GuTcy in Charge.

WASHINGTON. July 1j.-Crcation of
an organization to sell the l4C Ger
inan-"wncd corporations taken over by
the government and any that rhay
hereafter be seized Was announc ID to.
day by =. Mitchell Palmer. alien prom
tons. with capital stock Of more than
Sle0,oo0.ooo. are row ready for sale.
the announcement said, and the re-
naming Ice. %i;h capitalization o.
ABOUT Sioo'oc".oo0. and those taken
over in the future will be disposed OF
as the foreign committee can max.
them ready for sale. In addition to
the property custodian. the selling or
sanizaiior VIII consist Of :. sales man
ascr and an advisory committee. toth
with lcadGu.rt"rs At New York ami
u Washington committee.
Joseph y Gumcy. of Pittsbrrah.
president Of the Natural Gas Associa-
tier Of America. has been appointed
sales manager. and viii be in charge
Of the actual sales and viii supervise
all details.
otto T. Barnard of New YORK. "ll
DC chairman OF Ia" advisory commit.
toe. aMd The other members arc Clevc-
land II Dodge OF New York: Benjamin
~. GrswIld Jr.. Of Baltimore: HaIpt
stone. Of Detroit, and George l.. In.
graham. formerly presiding justice IT
the appellate division OF the New Ycr,
state supreme CoGrt
This committee will determine
whether the sale al a particular prop
crty would be IN the public in;ere L
the conditions II each sale. pa-ticu-
larly as to mi sir7um price. and wiz
guard against untairncse in sales Il
also will consider the qualifcat .oni OF
all bidders and will have authority 10
reject bids whenever n sufficient reason
appears.
The Washington committee is CON
poscd Of bcrS of ;he alien prop
crtr cus,odian's organization as toll
lows: Lee e. Bra"lcy. chairman. gem
.ral counsel. Erad;cy w. Palmer. ALSO
cia;e general counsel, Homer \. Dtna.
director Of tho bureau O. aUdi:s. and
Joseph :, Iow.r chief Of the general
business depart ront. avn J. p!vls
l;rodhcad. Chief ~ the department 81
corporation managemc,t
The Waah.nstou committee VIII ire
pare the properties for sale.
Sales VII be made at public ,uc;'or
wherever possible unless Tic advisory
committee recommends different FRO
ccdurc No person connected with the
organization OF TIC alien properly us
,odian VII IL permitted u bid Tor tbs
purchase OF any property or be later
.s,cd directly or Indirectly IN amy such
purchase.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. July l5.--Silas
Hensell, sixty eight years old a promi-
nent farmer. is dead near Middletown.
Surviving are his widow. formerly Miss
Sargent: one daughter. two sons and
TWO brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
COMPLAINT DISMISSED
EnStcrn NirEinin Teachers Fnii la
Case Before Intcrstntc Com
mcrcc limitation.
ice Assoc!atoL rrcss. ]

WASHINGTON. July l5.--Conplaints
f!cd by Eastern Virginia vegetable pro-
duccrs with the Interstate Commerce
Commission alleging that the railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
IInrry c. ThomnNnn.

Especial TO The Times -piSpatch.l
l.fNCHBCRG. VA. July l5-Iiarry
{. Thompson. twenty years Of age died
Saturday afternoon, at the residence OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. - IL Thomp-
son. in West LynchburE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

and boat rates on their product Via
Baltimore to points in the eastern hait
OF the United States we're prejudc6i.
we're dismissed to-day by tho commits
sion. Va
PREPARATION which tho growers ASKED
on all shipments made under the joint
rate since May 81. 1916. was refused.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
ERIIT-nEARTs Is 4 sI-rCt;ss

Everybody likes Fruit Hearts" Chew
ing Gum. That's why ii was an i'm
mediate success. candy coated, frui
Favored y; your dcalrrs-Jc.
Made by Frank - i'lecr Corporation
Philadclphia ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
Local Temperature Yesterday,

II noon temperature. ..........
y. NJ. temperature .
u. NJ. temperature ...
Maximum temperature to 8 =. NJ
Minimum tcmpcr:ttrrr to 5 +. NJ
Mean temperature Yesterday ...
Normal temperature for this date.
deficiency yesterday ..
deficiency since March l....
Deficiency since January l....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

Local observation, n, = T.. "

Temperature. 81: humidity. 30; wind.
direction. southeast. wind velocity. ;
miles. WCath her. partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

The daily reading OF the Want Nds In
this paper will save you time nnd
money. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
PLANS APPROVED. CONTRACT
LET FOR NEW HtIIDING

PLANS have been approved and IN.
contract IL, for the erecting q nov
i " r. :. building az tho rcmount
station This structure which l. 10
he % by :. feet. viii bc compile; cL
within the next three weeks. ~ pres
ont the ~ Is serving tho -cmoUHt
mon from a tent.
During the week Of July - III.
Y NJ. c. \. VIII haze to- It's CUES, the
venerable q. Gordon Smcadc, arch
deacon o. mississippi. who "ill come
Tor vialt to Camp Ice
: considerable exodus of secon!
lteUtenants from Camp Ice wili short
~ Re made. as nearly Il thousand have
hosn ordered 10 report 10 other camps.
Tho appc r,'onmcnt OF these officers is
rs follows Two hundred wsll rcpor:
- Camp Meade. Md. se"cHt"avc |"
Camp pcvcns, Mass. ljo 20 Camp
sheridan, Ala 26l TO Camp Funston.
kans.. Ism 10 Camp Lewis. Wash. and
80 20 Camp Custer. Mich. Al, of these
officers oxoep, twe1tg-nvc 20 from the
replacement camp tho twcnty-Hv"
going from thr Depot I;riSadc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
MEASLES PREVALENT.
CAMP IL QttRN MINED

Due To tho prevalence OF measles.
the entire replacement camp has bcen
Guarantincd. and no one is allowed Ia
visit the mon there. So any friends
or relatives who mediate paving y
visit TO that section ~ the camp car
save themselves the trouble or bc!n-;
denied by staying at home.
Recently a short range n!sto! con:e.,
Was held among the officers Of thu
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Ba,,,lions OF
the Third Section. the Tenth Battalion
carrying on tho houors with The hicn
score .! So hits out Of possible
thousand The Eighth battalion nm
she'd second. with 9. score II So hits.
and the Ninth Battalion brought up tho
roar with 5l6 The members n tho
winning team woro Captains simmons
and Fink aud Licutcmants Monieirh.
Marteris and Law.
The arrival az tho 100 officer can
diGatcs. due at the reserve officers
training sch Dol Monday. has been post
porcd un;tl july 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

T.. w. Dunlap. Of Sod w. Va. son
Of Rev Samuel odcll Dunlap. a Baptist
minister after whom the town was
named from tho initials :. o. D.. en-
listed in the marine corps at the local
recruiting station yesterday. This fact
MAS learned by Sergeant John s. stump.
lr.. who IS on recruiting DUTY at the
station and a native of West Virginia.
The origin OF the name OF the town Of
Sod. he said. Was familiar TO large
number Of the Nest Virginia popula-
ton. Young Dunlap lcf, Richmond
last nigh, for the marine training sta
ton At Paris island. S. &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16
The Weather
tFurnlshed by q. =. Wcnthcr Burcau5
tl'ederal Summer Time Csed.)
Forernsti Virginia

FUrcCntfi NfrEtnIt
Fair Tuesday and
probably Wednesday
little change In tenn
pcruturc.
North CurOilnu-
Fair Tuesday and
probably wednesday,;
little chunEc In tenn
pcrnturc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

There arc many good positions nd
NcrtiScd in the Help Wanted Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-16

Let Ttmcs-Dispntch Help Wanted
A. s secure your workers for you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-16

suranoe policies. gifts o. bequests.
interest on the obligations OF any
state. county or city. or on bonds Of
the United States tegccpt as provided
la the act authorizing the issuel. or
salariss or wages paid by state.
county or municipality. The last
clause cxempts let's out public school
teachers. policemen and firemen.
whose salaries are not taxable. IL
must be Understood. however. that
any income derived from the invest.
msnt OF life insurance proceeds or
from iegncies or gifts In taxable, and
must be reported
N this general definition OF how 10
determine net income is not SUI.
ficientiy detailed 20 cover your case.
you should either go 10 the internal
revenue office and get a clerk TO help
you out or wait for the special article
which VIII appear In The Star Mon
day on that question.
IL used tn be- the case. under for
msr revenue acts. that employers
deducted the amount Of income tar
from the compensation OF all their
TAXABLE employees and turned the
amour; into the treasury; but under
the present law this withholding at
the source" In not done. The en-.
ploye himself Ia responsible both for
making his return and paying his
tar. But the employer In required
20 report the amounts paid to en-
ployes. 30 that Uncle Sam has a
complete check. and can round up
the tar siackers.
II you read yesterdays article in
Tho Star telling single men exactly
how 20 fill out an income tar form.
you ought not TO have any great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-02-16
the Wan NgWo IN An
eARFul

There has been quite . little Pow
going - between tho spaghetti
juKgicrs and tho combined Austria
Teut sausage inhaisrp. The garlic
virtuo~ois,s very neatly did the
Gus, 90 the Austria gang and
switched the Tcut to boo, on the
krnus company. Tho olive oil
boys have n funny way OF retreat
ing. Thoy hike back 20 miles. then
turn around and use tho 20 miles
TO ret n start then sweep full
speed on thu strxfers and the wind
going thru the iron double crosn-
ers' mouth organs. headed Vienna
way. renders chords for tho banana
peddlers to MARBLE grand opera
to. that epidemic OF E~tAiy. Tho
Vienna roll In the chief food for
thought OF tho Austria ostrichcs
Any day now. the whole swab OF
'em may pick up and roll 60
Vienna The grind organ ln4s are
all being equipped with dust Cog
giles and flivv~rs ~ u won't be NO
hard 10 follow up the Austria
bunch.
Like the Russians. when the Aus
TRANS start hoofinR II there amt
no rear gang. They're all away
ahead Of themselves. retreatins.