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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
WASHINGTON REC CORDS QUAKE
West Indies or Central America MAY
Have Been Shaken.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, Oct y IN earthquake
Of mode rate intensity and lasting almost
an hour occurred during he night At some
locality about $500 miles from " Washington
SelsInographS Of Georgetown University
tins morning showed the shocks began II
l1.47 p N and continued until T. l5
o clock, u m
Ii was thought by Father Francis j
Tordorf director OF the observatory. that
the center Of the disturbance probably
was IN the West Indies or Central America.
There have been earthquakes m both
those regions recently.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
TURKS FOR WILSON PEACE.
Grand Vizier Says Government Accepts
Terms as Laid Down in Washington.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Basel. Switzerland, Oct 25-Turkey
will accept peace based on the principles
Of right and justice laid down by Prcsi-
dent Wilson, which the new Turkish
government approves, the Grand Nlzler,
Tewfik Pasha, is quoted in CONSTANT
nople dispatch as having stated in parlia-
ment
The Grand Vizier's speech was made on
the occasion of the presentation of the
new ministry to the chamber He said
the government would grant without delay
to all elements not only political rights
without distinction as to nationality or
religion, but the right to participate in
the administration of the county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
SHOT BY BOLSHEVIKI.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, Oct Is From the time
that Moses t.ntzky, commissioner for
elections to the constituent assembly
of Russia, was assassinated, late in Au-
gust, up to October |, sixty-eight host
ages. including five priests, were shot
by the Bolshevki, according TO Petro-
grad dispatches quoting the newspaper
PraYda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
Card of Thanks.

wish to thank relatives and friends
for heir kindness and also the use Of auto
mobiles in my recent bereavement Mrs
Fox AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-10-25
{ rder Every Evening in Advanca q.

Have you made arrangements with your
newsboy or dealer 10 keep copy of Every
Evening for you regularly II you wish
have to do is notify your nearest dealer.
or telephone the Circulation Depart
n ent.-Adv'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
:. ;. ;. Clears skin OF Erup-
tiOnS, Drives Poison From
the System.

Get il fixed in your mind that SKIN
srup;iona. Scrofula. Eczema burning
itching skin. and all skin diseases are
due entirely 10 impure and Infected
blood. If the trouble was on the out
side of the skin. by simply washing
and keeping it clean you could obtain
rc!icf--nOt oven cintmcDts. lotions
and salvcS would be nrccssary Agree
with us iIt this belief, and your trouble
can be relicvcd-you can DO entirely
restored to hcalt s. s. S is a purely
vegetable treatment that YOU can Sc
cure from your own drugEis,--it is "a
blood tonic that will nmrifv Nnur hlnnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
WATCHMAKERS MAY NOW
DO THEIR BIT FOR AMERICA
>hhied Workbench Needed 10 A.scmbIr
Nrr"pianc Machinery ut PnuIiiar
Plant In France

rNpcEt waichmakcrs for the delicate
work OF assembling the une mechau-
ism oil aircraft in the PatIlliac plant n,
France will now be accented for tho
naval reserve AZ the local recruiting
station. Eighth and Main Streets. In
StrnctionS from the New York Office 10
'hiS erect were received Yesterday al
'rrnoon by Lieutenant Albert Houston.
"t the local nav s:at:on. who has al
ready hegun ci::npasn to secure "a;
many ~ posSlhl The men accepted
are required to have a good under
standing OF matchmaking in order TO
DO tn" work OF airshiD Hsscmrn.s
They must also he Americans. or fully
naturaliZed IN this country. II OF
foreign birth.
AS The result, OF the inspiring THRIFT
pageant last Saturday afternoon il wa
believed that a larger number Of vol.
unt"crs would nut in their appcHra,i, {.
at tho local stations than ever before.
At any rate good start was made
yesterday and indications point TO a
still larger increase within the next
few days. Tho navy reached its week
~ quota Of fifteen yesterday and could
not accept for regular service a larger
number OF applicants. The army pick
cd up considerably and the marines
arc Just beginning new drive.
owing 10 tho passage of the hin Ia
Congress providing for the increase OF
the marine corps by 10000. activity ~
tho marine stations has been resum cd
and ii is expected that a large number
OF men will come forward and join the
colors in this branch. Men between
the ages of eighteen aud thirty siN
years viii be accepted If physically
uualilicd and registered mon can Sc
cure place in the marines unon pro-
ducinS evidence from their loca! OK,
aminine board that they VIII not he
needed 10 nh the required quota. All
applicants for the marine corps ar
sent forward TO raris Island. :. C.. for
training.
Those enlistne in the various
branches Of service yesterday were a
follows:
Army winfree s Gunett. field
artillery and Lacy w. Oliver. coast
artillery OF this city: Willie wilson
Walkerton. coast artillery and John r.
Catlin. sweet Springs. w Va, sigma
corps.
Navy-James A. Flowers. Of Yale
Va. and Robert W. Henderson. OF
Wayncsboro.
Marines-l:rnest Shuler, Roanoke
and w. G. Gabriel and NJ. J. Beattie. of
Charlotte y. G..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
DIRECTOR LITCHFORD MAKES
STIRRING PLEA FOR THRlFT
Every Person Mt Erateruni banquet
becomes Owner Of Stamp. Follow
Ing Appeal for Aid.

The sixth annual banquet OF Colonia
Camp. Order of the Golden Seal, given
ut tho business Mems Club last night.
was made n thrift banquet in every
sense Of the word, and not ono Of III"
forty or more members present left
the meeting without becoming the
owner of thrift stamp. Director
Henry T.. Litchford. of the Richmond
city committee. made stirring al
dress. urging all TO assist in every
possible way. and pointing out The
fact that the means had been opened
a" sh"m In no uncertain way by the
inauguration OF the thrift campaign.
In joining The allies in this iStuC
for right said Director I.itchford.
president Wilson pledged tie last
dollar and the iast life in Aiaerlc3.
II appears now ;hat We mast max ="
good that pledge. even 10 the extreme.
Ina; the last dollar must hc given;
but. please God. II may not bc r"crS-
snry TO give this last life. Tut VIC
have got TO win: We must. and il is
upon the s. loans that the gcvernn Cnt
must count In making victory certain.
That Is ihc part All OF us can play
the part all must play. We must loan
The nation these five dollars. and to
do IT each or us must learn the lesson
OF ihrift-must sacriiicu and save.
The object Of the war wings cam :
paign is to get Tho last dollar into
the war and 10 place the nation or =.
war footing. and woe Detide tic nan
who. while our sons and brothers are
NakikR perhaps the supreme Gacrincc
IN French trenches. STAYS here in safety
and profits While they shed their blood.
The appeal has been made. and tho
opportunity given. and we must invest
our savings IN these stamps. lending
them "a the nation aud ~ doing 50
learning The lesson OF thrift aud saw
ms money for ourselves. on which VIC
VIII receive the unusual ratc OF per
cont compounded :ntcre.;."
Ilill Montague. chief executive Of
.hccr OF tho order, was POSTMASTER,
and Introduced Director Hill. lie re-
viewed he work Of tho order and
other fraternal orGaniza.i lions. az well
as Insurance companies and gave no.
&c" that a recent general meeting
in Chicago all OF such connanies de-
termfred to Invest all OF their sur
illus capital in Liberty bonds He also
told how th" Ordrr Of the Golden Seal
has decided I, provide Il new fund
that is to h" used in paying premiums
on policies held by members who GU
ter the governments service. either
a. soldiers. sailors or nurses
Miss Bessie May Dudley rave SOW
cra' PATRIOTS readings. which were
Thoroughly moved. Iicr humorous -.c.
itati"n or ""amou'la &c" added jas, the
i!t % m"rrimcnt neressary to bring
the banquet to delightful close
w Reginald Walker conrnar.icr Of
toinnini Can't. #poxc Oh the need for
ihrlIi and announced that the comp
had determined to set the exnm,I. ro,,
"N"rN 1ho present lay making Their, :,
present 81 = thritt card lnL a Thrift,
"talnN Trav"rs .Ioor.. and Mel Jrcr
sn'Sor m1G" snort talks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

"''
SDcgial TO The Times DisD.t,l

ISU'tIdI 10 III 7 .TTI''- VI II'' I'II-I
LOUISA. March 25.--Gcprgc II
Buchanan, formerly or 'TrcvlNJu4
Louisa County. has enlisted in tho -Four
Hundred and Ninety-iinth A"ro squad
ron, AT Langley Field, mean. Hampton.
Tic IS son OF Mr.. and Mr. Mate.
=. Buchanan. Of Louisa. It's ancestors
served IN War or the Revolution. INC
War or 1Sl2 aLh the War Between tnr
states, and his father MAS a u"fub.r
Of Company X. Third Virginia Nrluu-
.ccfa, IN the Spanish American War.
His grandmother. Mrs. Martha a iia.-
ner. Of Trevilians. il "a widow Of :,
soldier of the War OF lSl2. and Is
one OF the few women drawing a pen
Sion for her husbands participation ia
Tint conflict.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
ROUTINE OF LIFE on
BOARD TRAINING SHIP

Life on board one OF these training
ships combines instruction and MAY
At 6 \. VI. the 500 boys at present On
the Calvin Austin arise and tidy their
rooms Ereaktas, and general work
takes up their tilne until $3.50. when
discipline and instruction begin. Then
comes inspection. boa; drill Clean
up." and dinner At noon. Fire drill.
scananshlp. boat drill. Matchmaking
and general work occupy the afternoon
hours until supper. In the evening
tho boys have recrcation-cards, domi-
noes. moving pictures. shower baths.
singing, sometimes shore leave Al
O'Clock the recruits turn in.
The boys receive better food /, may
be stated. than they may expect to
receive on many OF the merchantmen
on which they will serve in later years
IT is ample and nutritious. The Hoover
program is observed by the chefs.
Al Boston, Stanton n. King has the
only war job of its kind. King Is
official chantic man OF the new mcr-
chant marine. Al the weekly enter
innmcnt which tie recruits enjoy
ashore a' Eos'on. they arc instructed
hy kinr in tho ballads OF the sea. Al
though a majority of the recruits viii
serve or steamers. some will ship on
sailing vessels: chan,ic singing is con-
S'dercd 10 be valuable for both classes
OF men, as 1t insurcS teamwork when
crew is pulling on ropes BLOW the
Man Down. which came FIR om the At
ian'!c saIliue packet ships OF old. and
Shenandoah' "t+ among the favoritcs
With these recruits.
While the recruits job is a volunteer
one he signs articles" for the dura-
ton Of the war, agreeing to serve UNI
de" the United States Shipping Board
~ he is Of 'lraft age he is automatic
ally exempt from military service. The
government places him on a ship when
ne mas completed his training I'm some
position which ne has preferred or for
which he has shown particular apti-
tude-seaman. fireman. coaicr oiler.
watcr-tcnder. cook or steward Six
weeks OF training on tic vessels OF
| tho Calvin Aus In t:'pc qualities him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
RECRUIT MAY nECO,Ir.
OFFICER WITH It'l:SSI

his legal status assured.
RECRUIT MAY nECOME
OFFICER WITH LICENSE
After two years of service Subsequent
&c his graduation. the recruit may enter
one of the Shipping boards free schools
in navigation, of which thirty are IA
operation along the coasts and at the
Great Lakes. and hero he may III him
sell for officers licenses rising In a
lew years TO tho command Of Il vessel
Willie still! in his ariy'twcntics. Dur
ing his training on the calvin Austin
Hnd other vessels of this fleet. the re
cruit receives $50 a month
This merchant marine viii be thor
ouShly American. Only Americans are
accepted as recruits. The new incrcan-
tile nect will not have Spanish mess
boys. Greek sinkers. Chinese cooks or
Norwegian deck hands Elimination Of
this foreign representation on Amer
lean vessels is one Of the United states
Shipping Boards aims.
While all this Is in progress the. cuun-
try's maritime organizations are CO.
operating in campaign OF sea cduca-
zion in tho Interior OF the United
states. This has as its object the IN
Filtration OF the idea that Federal legis-
lation Is necessary 10 keep the Amer
lean flag throughout the world when
the war is over. These maritime au-
thorities fear that the Congress ~
Washington. during the future peace
days. will DC Indifferent, and that the
vic:ssitude OF politics Viii permit
another degeneration OF Americas mcr-
chant marine through failure TO cncour-
age the present development For this
reason the special drive Ola the in
terror" Is being made-not only with
an eye to the future, but for the pu:-
pose. meanwhile, of Obtaining recruits
for the sea training OF oday At the
present time this campaign Is conferred
IA Kansas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
SORE THROAT
Colds. Coughs. troup md Cuturrb Re.
Hered in Two Minutes.

Is your throat sore"
Breathe IIvome,
Have you catprrhr
Breathe IiNomei
Have you n cough"
Breathe IIyomei
Have you cold?
Breathe IIyomci
HyomCi is the one treatment for ali
nose. throat and lung troubles. II does
not contain any cocaine or morphine
and all that is necessary Is to breathe
IL lhrouth the little pocket inhaler that
comes with each outfit.
complete outfit costs but little at
drhgEiSts everywhere and at Tragic
~ NY a. ana Iiyomei is guaranteed
~ "" '"'arfh. Group coughs colds,
back' ltyomei inhaler lasts a life
time ana Extra bottles Of IIyomei can
nc oh,alncd from druHgists.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
Mako snrgirnI Dressing,

m" " iou Like II Club. "a literary
society OF i;irhnond, has resolved II.
SELF INTO AN "uN!liary 10 the Richmond
re" ross i"f IN" purpose Of ma ing
surgical dressings III. Jefferson f,Inh
al the -"orncr of Allen Avenue and
Grace street. has given the use OF
it's reading room To- worhroou.
This newly organized auxiliary extend,
Z" tn" puniic cordial welcome TO come
IN "nd Work hrs. i'rcd Mcrolol, M-iii.
b" supervisor and Mrs. Livingston a.-
Nlstrnt sup"rvisrr. The workroon, viii
DO open by Aprll |.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
VIRGlNIAN LOSES LIFE
Young Tn- Inccrins student From Ron-
nnk< WINS Member os Flying
Corps.

Especial to- The Times pispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March -.
II. X. Whea,lry. reported IN Satur-
Gays dispatches us having died from
accident IN an English hospital was
the young engineering student who
'"il TIE University Of Virginia last fall
!" JON the iyinG corps Young Wheat
ICY WAS from lioanohc. Va. and IRIS.
rhl"''d the collcg" department At In.
university Last session. he was n spc-
'H'l Siu""n; III TIL" engineering school
~" was a member tho Theta Delta
chi Fraternity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
Fugitive CrtntnnI Cauaht.

Ndolphns Green. negro fugitive
trom justice. was captured near
church Road. in Dinwiddic County,
yesterday and brought to the Peters,
burg jail. Several days uho Green at
icmptcd to Kill his Stepdaughtcr. be-
cause she refused to live with him ana
lake care Of his children. n. fired six
shots at her. four Of which took effect
woundinS her in the head. neck. shout
der and thigh, lie then lied and had
been hihin" about in the country until
'aught the woman is in the hospital
IN serious condition. The capture
Follows u long chase in au AUTOMOBILES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

G. NJ Johnson, Jr.. son OF Scrgcun.
&. NJ Johnson. Cf the police force 70
this city .was acquitted in the Cor
por1tion Court al Nnwpor; News yes
tcrday Oh the chwrrr Of stealing an au-
tor obiir Ia Washington The trial
consumed the whole dny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
!, y. ". c. A. work In Petersburg

Especial TO The TimeS- DlSpltchT
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. March -.
\. NJ. Pennypacker. for eighteen months
secretary OF the local y. 81. G. A.,
has gone TO Petersburg I" accept the
general "ecrntaryship Of the a:soc!a-
ton there 10 succeed Secretary \. w.
Walch. who has gone 10 France 10
engage in y Nj. G.. a. work. Mr.. 'tn-
nybicker Is from West Virginia, and.
though young man, has lad large
experience IN Y. W. G. A. work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
LOANS TO ALLIES NOW
NENNLN EiNI. MILLIONS

Credits To allies now amount to
$i9Go.o0o.o0o AMI about S2.coO.o0o 900
authorized loans yet remain to be cx-
ecuied. This would not be sufficient 10
continue III" rate OF S501, 900 O06 Z,
month, and consequently an additional
authorization is asked
The legislation To deposit tax col
loctions with banks is sought as a
measure TO prevent big Accommodations
OF funds
Most officials believe that despite the
low goal set by. Secretary McAdoo
actual subscriptions will far exceed
$4,000, o0O, 900
Commenting OH the intcrcs; rate Of
IL pcr cent Chairman kiichin said
Tonight:
If people arc not willing to lend
the government money at that rate in
these times heavier taxation is the
only alternative"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
{ hrti1frur Injured,

Wesley Morton. colorcd, of - l'arlt
AN"nH" providence Park. is in the
virginia Hospital. viii. badly twisi-
rd lex Morton was driving an auto
mobile near Laurel and Main Streets
"hcH h's head Struck AN ovcrlanging
b"Ggh The blow never fcazcd the
mead. hut the neGroS leg was caught
ia the car seat and twisted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
TO EntcrtnIn pythiuu,.

Major-General Cronkhitc has given
permission to all Pythian soldiers in
Camp Lee TO attend the reception and
entertainment 10 be given i'll their
honor by the two lodges of the order
i'm this city tomorrow night in Library
Hall The two lodges VIII hold AN open
session and extend tho hand of friend
ship to all their soldier brethren. OF
whom there are several hundred in
camp here. y banquet will be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
win Addre.. Tuc.dn, r,uh.

The speaker at today's mcctn. al
tiie Tuesday Club will lie =. : SptTd-
lin. tho Army Y VI &. a secretary Of
unit No. -. At Camp Ice. VINO viii tclI
81 the associations work IT IS cN-
pcctcd that he VIII mako ali appear
for volunteers for active Y. ~. :. y.
service at the camp, each volunteer to
scIN'a one month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
THREE BILLIONS
AMOUNT OF THIRD
WAR BOND ISSUE
Continued From First Page. J

recently indicated that they expected
u loan of about $4,000. 100000 at'ah in
terost rate higher than Ia per cent
secretary McAdoo'S advisers were
no, unanimous in their opinion Of what
the interest rate should he. but prac-
tically all agreed that money ma ri ct
conditions would be less disturbed by
Il IL per cent rate than I l2.
The sinking fund provision Of the
third loan Is expected to prove Il strong
influence in preventing bonds from
falling far below par as other issues
already have done.
The necessity for further authorize
ti"n for certificates or Indebtedness
ariscs from the fact that about S3.25o.-
oro already arc outstanding and the
treasury plans TO issue more
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
rctcr,lurrcr Pronounced.

Captain John u. TONNES. Jr.. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John T.. Townes, OF this
city now with the American Army IN
France. has been promoted 10 he
rnaior for gallant conduct. Ills many
friends here rejoice at the promotion
,f tho Young man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

Ih" Administrative Board directed
city i.'ginc"T Boiling yesterday to adj
Eor'i$" for bids for the grading OF an
alley h"iwcen rhirty-third and Thirty
fuUrlh streets. Clay amt leigh streets.
and ~, alley between : and Y Streets.
Nineteenth street and the Mechanics
wilc Turnpike The bids are return
at!r April :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

IN ORDER IN MI vacancies In tho
ranks caused 10y enljstments in III"
army and navy the a. T. Hill Rincs.
the local state infantry company. will
this week inaugurate AN active cam
paiGn FOR recruits. The company
originally had seventy-four men on it's
muster roll Voluntary enllstments
and the draft have reduced the COM
panys strength to siXty-one. Three
OF the members will 20 to camp Lee
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
BY A ssociateu Press /,


MEM YORK. March 20.-Amcrica has
created merchant shipping within the
past three years to the extent which
ordinarily would not have been de-
vciopcd throughout quarter Of a cen
fury had not Germanys submarine
warfare destroyed tonnage In quan-
titles :" vast AS TO create crisis in
the worlds maritime situation. This
building OF cargo ships which will
restore the American flag TO the seven
seas i* to-day only in it's infancy. and
tho preparing OF young men to take
their places as sailors and officers on
these vessels. and On those which arc
70 come, Is the problem which tho
United states Shipping Board has
agreed TO solve. through q sea train
ing bureau established by its recruit
ing service.
The work of this sea training bursou
WAS actually put under way on Janu-
AIRY !. Beginning April l il will grad
uatc into the nations merchant ma
rine :bou, nifty boys daily. Seventy
iiv: boys wcrc transformed from farm
hands. store clerks and others OF
civilian character into sailors during
period OF training which terminated
February .6--thc first group of 80. 600
which the Shipping Board plans to
place in active service. This national
system OF turning landlubbers into
seamen is in operation for tho first
time In Americas history
The United States Shipping Board is
not basing its system OF trimming on
war conditions. Millions Of tons OF
new shipping will go into commission
under the American nag during the
next two years. and the cry Man the
new ships" must be answered by
thousands OF American boys who lived
far from tho seacoasts, according TO
Eugene L. o'Donncll the Shipping
Boards supervisor OF sea training.
New England hoys. including many
runaways first responded to this call
because the national HEADQUARTERS OF
tho sea training bureau was estab-
lished at Boston. The age limits were
then seventeen ana twenty-scven
years. Later they were changed 10
twenty-one and thirty years.
Tho United States Shipping Board
chartered from the Eastern Steamship
Company last December tho steamer
Calvin Austin. formerly ia passenger
service between Boston and Atlantic
ports farther north. subsequently, {.
sister snip. the Governor Dugley. was
taken into the ccrvicc. The Meade
once an armE transport. may become
the NEXT unit or this fleet: and an
nouucement is made that, with the
establishment ce a training station at
San Francisco, the Princeton. a United
states Gunboa', will he taken over.
As the system expands. other ships
will be chartered for service along tho
Pacific Coast. AMI there will be ves-
SelS b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
The Religious Can,pnisn.

The Simultaneous evaugclistic can.
paign entered upon it's second wcck
yesterday. reports from the different
churches Indicate increasing interest
aS the campaign progresses The daily
aud nightly services have been at
tended by larg" congregations. The
campaign will close with this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

Nd Dc MycrE, % l245 Wcst CI-v
street. .and G. J. Hulchcr. Of 2ago
Stuart Avenue were arrested las;
sight l1Ss officers from The second Pa.
lice Staticn on the charge Of import q
ing ardent spirits. u is alleged tia,
Myers bad seventeen QUITS. and Huich-
yer twcpty-cighi they gave bail for
their appearance IN Police Court