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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-02-22
Cen. FLEMING
GIVES SUNDAY
CLOSING LAWS
HAS NO lNQUiSiToRlAL OR OTHER
POWER WITHOUT ACTION BY
CITIZENS OF COMMUNITY.
is READY TO USE HIS OFFICE
Attorney General Clears Misconcep-
ton About State Laws and Declares
That He Will at Proper Time Do All
He Can &c Enforce Law.

That the public probably has some
misconception of the powers of thu
attorney general in the matter of en-
forcing Sunday closing orders, bu
that by proper methods these laws
could be brought into action, was the
substance of statement made to The
Herald by Attorney General w. s
Fleming, Jr, who said that as state
officer he is ready at any time tc
use his office as far as he has the
power to enforce these or any Other
laws.
Gen. Fleming said that there are
two state laws covering Sunday clos
ing, neither of which was susceptible
of easy action but both of which could
be applied One of these is a statu
tory law under which any person may
prefer charges of selling merchandise
in violation of the law against any
firm or Individual before a justice OF
the peace and upon conviction a fine
of So is provided, one half of which
is to be paid to the informant or pros.
ecutor. The attorney general has no
power Of prosecution before justice
of the peace under this law, but it is
in the hands of the people to use as
they see fit.
The other law. according to Gen.
Fleming, Is based upon the common
law against nuisancss, but the attor-
general has no inquisitorial power un-
der it and must depend upon the &C.
ton of private citizens to set it into
operation. This law may be made eff.
fective by the appearance of citizens
before the grand jury who will submit
proof that the operation Of any bust.
ness on Sunday Is a nuisance and
manifestly hurtful to the morals of
the community. Upon such proof it
is the duty of the grand jury to indict
the firm or party against whom the
complaint il made and the indictment
must be tried before the criminal
court. Upon conviction a fine of not
more thai $50 may be imposed by the
judge, or jury may assess fine as
high as $500,
Gen. Fleming said that he did not
think it probable that the grand jury
would return an indictment upon the
information of one person, but that
if group of reputable citizens would
present evidence of any business be-
ing conducted on Sunday to the ex-
tent of nuisance and to the manifest
hurt and corruption of public morals
he felt sure proper indictment would
be returned and that in such case he
would then as prosecuting attorney
for the state press the case with all
the vigor in his power.
The grand jury is now in session
and If any business is being conducted
on Sunday in Columbia or Maury coun-
ty to the extent that it is manifest
ly nuisance any group of citizens
or organization can give such infor-
nation. If they have it. to the grand
jury.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-02-22

Herald Cheap Column Ads Pay.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-02-22
GOING FAR.

"Fll bet my wife can make money
go further than any woman in this
town"
"How's that?"
she shops on foot as long as she
can, and then takes taxicab."
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-02-22
EASILY FIXED.

II don't think this boy will do for
a messenger"
why not?"
1--WE need an older boy"
"Send him out on a trial message.
He'll be older when he gets back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
URGE ADMINISTRATION TO
TAKE OVER SHORT LINES
stnte Corporation Commission TO Com
Ter With Dirrc;or-Grucrnl
NrSdon Next Week.

Members o: the state CornorstIo,
Commission Will ne in The delegation
- see D.rector-Ciencral NcAdoo o: the
Federal railroa! administration. on.
aa% next week. to urge The admiulstra-
non 20 take over the short lines Of
railroads and operate than during the
war. or, II this he found Incompatible
with tn" public interest. 10 extend 10
them aid in order 10 enable them to
exist.
This course was decided upon a, N.
meeting Of railroad and public @.ilities
commissioners o: the Southwestern
states held in Atlar'a "a few days>ago.
After tn" represent. OF the short
lines had been heard Commissioned
Forward, 81 Virginia. offered Series
Of resolutions advocating government
control and operation and which
formed the center Of discussion a, tn.
afternoon session When all VARYING
Viewpoints had bcon stated and tagis
Tor mutual agreement reached. q com
nii'ec va appointed including Com
n'Ss.o n"r Forward. 20 draft resolu-
lions which were u0tiImously adppted
'N ne c'mnts-. toner's present In the
80 oluions 81 Has provided tn-' ono
commissioned ~ each state should be
'enad :" :o-m o7mi'ree "a inter-
vic" Mr Nr'f.r and Chairman
ia'n'il v+s Hen-1 from Virginia. and
l,'er made temporary chairman Of
n.- committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
NJ ant City Men to
Help in Haruest
Council of Defense to Send
Speakers on This Subject to
All Virginia 7o,rrs.

I'm attempt is being made to have
men in towns and cities co-oucrats wit'.
the farmers in harvesting the comin-
crops in Virginia. y speaking cam
raiEn 10 induce town men to do this
work viii he inaugura;cd at once. ac-
Cord'nc to the plans of the Virginia
Legislative Farm Labor Commission.
the council ot Defense and the Federal
government.
Executive Secretary Kelley. Of the
Virginia Council of Defense is mailing
letters To a certain number OF promt-
neat Nirginians. asking them If they
VIII undertake a twenty-dav Sreakiug
tour. The government VIII pay these
men Sl2 day fov the twenty DAYS.
Tho compensation is sToSen Of as SINAI!
III Mr. koiley's letter; but the service
i regarded as great. Mr.. keiicN's
letter indicates that those who viii
agree TO enter tho campaign Will con-
Iene here for instruction and tho inn
mediate beginning of the itinerary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
PETITION Is GRANTED
Corporation Commission Allow, Ger
tnin Telephone Companies IN Put
Charges Mileage iaAis.

The Sta'e Corporation Commission
Yesterday heard two Southwest tclc-
phone cases. being the applications "f
Tho Citizens Mutual Telephone Com
pany Of Floyd County and OF The Mo
tual Telephone Company of Franklin
and Roanoke Counties. together with
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tclephou.
Company Of Virginia in each case. 10
put the telephone toll charges hatwccu
Roanoke and Boone Mill and Roanoke
aud Retrea, on the one hand. and he
tween Christianshurr and Pilot. Floy!
Courthouse. liayCoCk and high Peak
on tho other hand. on the regular mile
az" basis. The local companies are
mutual and tho subscribers are the
stock holders, and in effect tho proceed
inSS were 10 put into effect an agree
mcnt between practically all parties
interested. The commission granted
tho petition from the bench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
ADAMS AND BREWER
OUT FOR SPEAEERSIIIP

Candidates for the Office OF Sneaker
81 IN" House Of Delegates 10 succeed
marry - houston. Of Hampton. are II.
j.. hTswcr, Jr., Of Suffolk. and Eorlllcy
u. Adams, OF Charlotte. Although the
"|sS'Icn VIII not take place until Jan
Ha'N. l'.o. the friends of these tw,
!=S 's!afors are bIsily lining UP their
'''''S ana securing pledges Of sun.
Port speaker Houston has ALREADY an
holncea that he Will not return to tn.
mouse, regardless Of the outcome OF
ms candidacy for Congress from the
First District.
H''n III" candidates have had long
'n0 valuable legislative exncrio,cn
''.N'. bre"cr has been for The p,st
sessions ch.irman of the Com
on APPROPRIATIONS. ann indeed
''cN IN" only chairman since that
'.'' itee was divorced from the com
''''"" on Finance ii. 1914 Ills hand
'-'" ~ me appropriation. bill in e,cn
ION has won for him rruch favor
''"'' comment, and he has many friends
'h'hS present and former nenb.ro NJ
~" '''n"ral Assembly He represents
'A' ''unty Of Eanse nond and civ ~
w ok ~ the House in which he ,e
"TElnS his fourth term.
''r. Adams is Mr.. Brewers senior IN
S'fFlct. since he IS now in his seventh
'''iN. lie Is 4 farmer. and for s.y
'''' terms has been chairman OF ,bs
''rihi,'"" on Agriculture. In ,b.,
'"'c''F ~" has been patron of many
MEASURES for the protection Of arrj,rl-
'''istS including seed analyses main,
."'p"c'ioh ana the perfec,inS ~ the
'"r' !!!z"r inspection law He Is chair
ma ~ "i IN" state Board Of ArricuI,ure
'hh' a. sch iH * oflcio a menb,r ~
nc board Of Visitors 81 Ia. virp,,i,
" Agricultural and Mechanical GoII.~e
.'h" fo!y'"chnic Institute. LIZ. 81,
"'"""F, h' Is always Endorsed Lv his
nom" COUNT charlo'te--by unanimous
recollection 20 The Houg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
WILL SHOW WAR PICTURES
War Camp Communists Service to Give
Exhibition on Lawn Of Uni
NCTNitN Dub.

Three reels oF war pictures viii he
shown on the !.Nn Of the University
Club TONIGHT a. o'clock. and Or
Douglas s Freeman wiu SPEAK on the
situation in Europe Is IL exists to-day
under the auspices Of the Richmond
war camp community service. q II
Winfrey. secretary Ono ~ the reels
entitled. a Trip Threush the Ruins
of Rheims Cathedral is released by
the. French government ana pictures
exactly what has occurred durin. me
past three years This picture vas
taken at great danger and FISK to
the camera man who was constantly,
under enemy fire. The other two pic.
lures are official war films Of the
United States government. ANA arc en-.
titled. Camp Lee" and The Sub,n.
'rIne-Its Construction and Operation p"
Members OF Uncle sam. forces are
Welcome and w.r WORKERS actively en-
gagged in patriotic services such a.
Red Cross ~olk. Liberty loan. uar
savings staHt1 and thrift campaig.s 81.
those tdentifei with the state ana
local food and fuel Administrations
who can seture cards from Mr. Win-
Trey, and members o. lhe club au.
their families and guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
Hh""r."h Loses Salt AcnInst Indc,.,,
cnt Order az
taIHnthr.

',nl'' ana Judgment in favor or
,so hl"h' vas entered yesterday j,
circuit Cou!i in the sui, 10,
'IN' damarHs brought bv r. w
''f #'H "Fh'rh' John Mitchell Jr am
trading ~ The Grand CONF
lTEln.a indep.ndent order or
va. recently appointed trustees NJ,
'"i Ih'f'%-n'Ht street Baptist Church
'.'t '"i VINO Henry walker and Jo-
''"" ''p'1"ln are seeking 10 have re
H"F"G. yeai@rGay Med their .nSu.-
~ me tiT fircgi, COurt the dcrnurrcr
h'ihf 'a""n under consideration bv
''-E" y carter scott The cour, also
'h''i"H "n rrd"r extending The tim.
~ "h'h oils 81 e1c"pt!nn rniph, u.
H''H IVA ~" Gaze Of ~. s.. Mcr,er.
aI"'H'' I.nn"r AMI j. K Misain.r
'"" '!ihr "aa rHicndsd 10 June !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
MANY JOIN NAVY
or .5T Applicants During Pnst wcck
10l Hecruita HIVE Keen
Accented.

Win sevt ntecn recruits accepted
yesterday. the navy recruiting station
continues to Increase It's hghiinE
strength and with the week ending
tonight expects 10 hold record far
surprising that OF other cities Of much
larger size thnn Richmond. Last week
OUT OF .o7 applications. lG2 recruits
were accepted. and this week argues
wen 10 surpa1s the former. forty
three having teen taken in ono day
alone. Those eniisiinS yesterday are:
w, r. Smith. j. S. Woods, w s
';ullett. II. NJ. lierrdon. w f.. Reade.
Matthias Hincone. y. J. Boyd W l..
,"!vin. w. = Woodtn. Nathan Pepper
r. J" Davenr ort and T.. j. Ahcrn Of
richmond. w. NJ. Rowland. o. q. Min
tor, j.. w. Dalton. II. II. King and X. ~.
Painter. OF Roanoke.
The following were secured by the
army:
j. leonard Hurley. Tnppahannock.
Tor the medical department and J
NANCY rringlc. Sand Lake. Mich. for
tn. cavalry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Su.prct Held IN u,i,i,,

Tho rolioe hcIiovo th"y haYo un1or
arrest in Haltimor" "Scu.h" Thomas
CHARGED VIII being the head ~ tn~
sang Who suck -un' the pool RON At
II Detective q r wIuslov won, 10
lial'imor" . few days ago ana yc.,.r-
day afternoon wired 10 captain of ID
icc'ives Wright that on" az IN mon
who we're relieved OF vaIuanles 4hou},,
he dispatched 20 identify the prisoner
ScnSh' and three helpers, are said
to have gotten 5000 from tho pogl
room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
TWO POLICE SERGEANTS
INJURED IN ACCIDENT
Detectives willy md I<cilnn In Car
Which 0ycrfurnk. InjurinS
Louis Cohen.

suffering from a severe blow on the
head. Louis Cohen. OF 2oI2 Yves, Ora ce
Street who with Detective Scryeants
WHY and Ee!lam. was injured IN an
automobile accident about 5 O'Clock
Thursday night. was allowed to lcav.
INC Virginia Hospital yesterday a,
noon lie ven, 10 his bono. where he
"'ll 10" treated II vas not believed
nat c"h"n'S skull IS fractured No r..
port 81 the accident 10 Cohen. WGy
ana i+clldm was given out from either
IN" flrst or second District Folca
stations. when inquiry was made a,
an carly hour Yesterday morning. al
though members OF the Police Depart
meni were at the scene OF the aCciden-
me car from which the men We're
thrown was owned and driven by S-.-
geant Willy. Injuries to WHY ana Kel.
lam were merely severe bruises. Bucn
we're knocked unconscious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
DR.. JOHN H. HINCHMhN
DIES AT HOME IN EAST END
Widely Known Physician rn-~c. Away
From Brcni>dcwu Caused by
OyCrWorI

Dr. John Henry Hinchman. one Of
the most widely known prActfcinc ply.
SicianS Of III" eastern section OF the
city died last nigh; a, 1880 o'clock al;
his residence. 'i5 North Twcn;y-,if.h
street. aged abou; SiNty-thrcc years.
lie had been i'll since April {. sumerin.
with genera! breakdown due - his
large practice and to his work with
the local draft boards lie served as
medical examiner for Local Board No
I. with offices AT Tweuty-Seconi ana
Eroad Streets. and following the ILL.,
ness and death OF pr L I. Ruciter.
also took over the medica! work Of
Draft Board No. s.
funera! arrangements had not been
completed last night
d.. Hinchman is survived BY tho fol-
lowing children Dr. J. Doher,v
Hinchman OF 40 North Robinson
Street; Harry Barton iinchn,an. chief
inferno at the Virginia Hospital: S,uar,
II Hinchman. Of Camp Lee: Ernes, II
Hinchman student at the Medical
College OF Virginia. and Miss Rena II.
Hinchman.
Dr. Hinchman was r-csidca, of the
capitol Building and Loan Association.
a member OF the Elks. the Ancient or
der Of iibern;aus. the Medical Society
e.: Virginia and tho American Medical
society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
REVIEW CANTER CASE
Long Drawn Out Murder Trini Again
Before state Supreme

The case OF the state against James
Canter. who has been tried FIVE times
for the murder of Mrs Naude Wilson.
Of Washington County. in April. lalj.
VIII be reviewed for the third time
next week in Wyihcville by the SUI
preme Court OF Appeals. Three times
he has been sentenced TO the electric
chair: each time his counsel has ap-
Peaied The case. and in the two pre-
cedinE instances, secured a writ OF
error. The case was reviewed and
sent back for new :rial. Unless the
Court of Appeals turns the same trick
the third time, executive ClemencT
alone can save the young man from
IN" chair. In the two other trials there
were hung juries.
IL will he recalled that Luther
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
ALDERMEN MEET TONIGHT
VIII Enden~or to Muster Vote on city
Empioyeen' Fay In
cFcnse,

President W. u. Adams. of the
f"ard "f Aldermen. yesterday issued
can Tor special meeting OF that
h"dy 1" he held at o'clock tonight
10 consider the ordinance granting a
j" per cont increase In salary TO ali
Guy "ficcrs and employees receiving
~ quo or lchH per annum. AS adopted
" IN" Common Council AT the May
"setlns. tho ordinance would have be-
',me effective to-day. but for tho fact
hil ~ bta not been concurred in by
tie upper branch OF the Council.
hcpeatcd efforts have been made [
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
EIGHT Candidates TO
De IN AUGUST PRIMARY
First District Congressional Fight
Expected To Be Memorable
Struggle.
PAY ENTRANCE FEES AT ONCE
..lrcady Mcssrs. Brewer and Adams
Arc Avowcd Candidates for
Speaker of House OF Delegates to
Succeed Harry Il. Houston.

Although II" primary fees have been
paid III to STATE Auditor Moore by
prospective Caud;dnteS for Congress in
TN" hornets nest" tcchnirally known
as tn" First Congressional piStr;c:
Vet. according To Colonel William Hul-
lit ti,zhurh Delegate from North
arrpton County. there are already ciCh,
"vpwed candidates for the next rcrm.
lar term-W William Hulli,t Eitzhu-h. Of
Northampton; Senator G. Walter Mano
Of Accomac; James II. Tnllirct"n. of
Accomac. l.. Madison Hall OF t:S.rx:
Colonel Thomas !. Downing OF LnncAs-
ter. Speaker Harry L. Houston. OF
HAMPTON: senator e. O'Conor Cool
rick. Of Fr"icrick shurg. ard s OIL.
BLAND. the black horse. who was nom
mated at The recent convention IN
Newport News t" n'l out the uncxpi-ed
term o: the late William 4. Jones
Eoil, Colonel fiizhuGh and Nr Mad.
iSon were in the c'tr yesterday M-
Hal told state Auditor Moore trat
he had the campaign chip on his shout
der and chat the state might oren its
tobacco box TO receive his $3.50 today
Colonel FitEhuSh said that he was Ger
taiily going 10 pay his fee in du. time.
and that 70 kr.ew the other six ,ner
named were going to be IN the race
lie stated that he got out Of the race
through Difference to Senator M.pp,
Welding TIE entire delegation Of the
Eastern. shore to the author CT III.
Virginia prohibition act in the Demo.
cratic convention TO name A man Tor
the u1eN7ircd term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Fl1ZHJGH RUNS As
FARMERS CANDIDA rE

All ot the candidates are rrofrs.
sioHai men. except me" remarked Col
onel FitzhuSh. and ! am somewhat
proud Of being the only farmer in The
r2cc. WeS;n'orcland Davis sounded the
gong Tor The farmers III the State
Snc am goirc 10 beat it, too"
Senator Goo!ric'- has Officially an
noNnced MS candidacy and dct.-mina-
ioh :" enter the race for the .,!
'srH. WitE men no longer WELDING
delegations TO friends. and II costing
but $50 TO get in. there may We sew
eral others who VIII think the waters
hne and pull off their coats for the
swim
Congressman Carter Glass. # the
sixth District. and Congressman Hia-
ri>on. OF the Seventh. have paid in
'he'r urinary fees. Neither Anticipates
opr"Sition in tie August primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
bradley Case Continued.

Judcr u 9 RicharGson con,inued
Yesterday IN the Husrincs Court untii
Jun. - the time FOR the hearing al.
arsutnen' ON The motion II \. j. Brad
Icy, convicted Of attempting 70 dyna-
mite the dam o; the Ola Dominion Iron
and %ail Works. Tor a now trial. MIR.
bradley was relea Sod ON a S5On bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
one Month In JnII.

''f' Jpinhon. DhIT&"d vim vio.
n'inI mo e,sre prohibition Law ~.
Nn"H 80 sos'esduy ia INC IIugtingr
"ni' and s"ntencHd ~ one month IN
JA'4 - ~ jac%srn. charged niin
t'ml.af cH.nEs ~as acquitted an
""r tYby hes1. indicted frr mailer
OTIS wGgnJirp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
Verde, sor 1900 Damage.

The Jyry iu the Gaw aud Equity
4 p.i JcEicrdDy returned = verdict for
'.'H !H iaY"f ~ Iarv - Dyer. ~ BAL
amor" "gainst ihe Virginia Railway
rn9 i'rn"f CrmpanY ~, p.raona, IA.
j.t HD'iDn ~ss made 20 have iir
E'tGt'i S"' hslf" Whl"H p,sn continue:
us ~" tDpri tor argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

chester Woodson, colored. waa yes
ierdny sent on to tho grand jury a.
the United states Distr,gt coUr, on inr
charge Of transporting arden, sa.f!..
lie WAS caught en- route from Baltimore.
10 petersburg. and had seven pintH ~
committed to jail IN dcau,, az J.0y
bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
ncerct DIR. iIu,,ou., u,,,o,,

~ the meeting OF tho "XccLiive cum
mittee OF the Virginia hssoci,,l.r On
posed 10 Woman suffrage. rcsolylon.
OF regret we're passed at the removal
rom Richmond OF Rev. !. r. HUTTON.
- FORMER pastor 81 the Pine stree,
i'ar'ls' church. on" ~ tn. l1rEcst
Protestant churches - the cit,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
ON National Chr AssorInt,on.

Commissioner Alexander Forward OF
the state Corporation Commission. YES
to-day received notification Of his an
poIntmen' as mcmbe OF the commit
tee on car service and domurrage of
the National Association of Railway
and Utilities Commissioners for the
current wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

i. l.. Cook. chauffeur. of 1917 Hull
street. was yesterday assigned TO pa
troll duty as member Of the police
force IN the First District. lie sue
cccds G. W. Shinaulj, There are still
seven vacancies in the department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

obtain the necessary fcur-tfths vote
Tor appropriation measures. However.
Alderman W. J. Gilman has been con-
lined to his home for some time while
Alderman w. W. Workman has been
away from Richmond on business for
several weeks. The absence OF these
two members made il Impossible 10
pass the measure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01
TRIED TT THEMSELVES TO
LEARN EFFECT uN Srny

ne results. however were nor en-
''Tc!E conclusive. for the mucous mem
trance OF dogs stomach and in,estju.
ma! DC more resistant TO hard and
foreign bodies than thu,
VI man In fact. the dog habiiu,lIy
eats bones and other materials CON
s!dered unSuitcd for stoma chs OF hum.,
"e'hsS- The medical men decided thar
OBVIOUSLY the only way To learn IN
erect on human stomach was to ,rv
- "" man ana thcy accordingly tried
IL on themselves
on May ls Dr. Haskcu b.d d,,
al o'clock and at ) O'Clock TOO. or.
capsule containing twenty grains If
40 - glass. the same as had been
used on the dogs During tho after
noon 'herc seemed to he some siish,
F"S'Tlc irritation evidenced by hear;
TueSi ionahle
IN inc evening OF the same Gav. a,
dihn"! A. o'clock. DR. Miller took
similar capsule OF glass and continued
10 take capsule with each meal. ,hrc4
,n1e day until he had taken twelv.
ms was on May Is. Il, IS. 10 and ~
40 symptoms of amy kind were noticed
as resul, of the experiment, Tw,
DAYS later. on May -. DR.. Haskell took
threo capsules. ono with each meal. AMI
noticed no disasreeable symptoms Of
any description.
Inc GRASS vas taken in capsules be.
cause the loose pounded glass is nm
Pheasant in the mouth. The glass WAS
taken with the meals because any
glass taken in foods would be so taken
The dose chosen was just a matter of
convenience They filled 90 capsules
the largest they had. The amount. 20
grams. however. is several times the
amount mat could be taken in food
without "eirE recognized. the expert
mentors said
These results confirm those obtained
on dogs and justify the conclusion that
pounded glass in quantities that could
DC taken unwittinEly In food would
pronucc no noticeable symptoms" con
cIodes The report on the series of cx-
ptrIncnts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-01

Canter. who paid the death penalty FOR
the murder Of Mrs Wilson. declared
That ne did the crime alone. and James
tho younger brother. mas always main
tanned his inEOCcNc..