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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
CHARGE MONEY is FOUND
HIDDEN IN BACK YARD
secret Service Agents Dig Ip S85, 900
at Home of Trusted
Employee.
tRv Associa,ed Pre,s I

wASHlNGTON. June 27.-Secret Ser
Vice men of the Treasury Department
aye said 10 have struck veritab bic
gold mine here in prospecting in the
back yard OF Charles H. Turnbul!, A
trusted employee in the maccrating
room OF the Treasury Department and
unearthcd more than $4,000 in re-
deemahlc Treasury notes buried in tin
cans and other receptacles several feet
below the surface of the earth. Thou
sands of dollars in partly mutilated
notes also were reported by the agents
to have been discovered hidden in the
walls. under carpets and in every con-
ceivable manner. waiting 10 be render
ed negotiable again by process OF
ptcciliG together.
Turnbull was charged with embeZ-
element OF the notes in an indictment
returned by the grand jury, and when
taken into. custody last night police
said they found on his person several
thousand dollars in notes freshly ap-
propriated Turnbull had recently eX-
pressed the intention OF rcsigning.
fellow employees are said to have told
the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

. TEN YORK, June PR u. Dun
* tomorrow Will say: With the
SING OF the peace treaty which is
now imminent after months OF wal. =
;;ns, gateways of commerce that Inv,
,ons been closed .;i'l he reopenei and
broader international trade r,.,s, ons
permitted. Behind lie domestic bust
ness revival that - Vigorously in prog
ress there is not only the ..rai,t;rIl
assurance OF another lear Of agricul-
tura! prosperity AMI the pr. sen, OK
cept!onal retail distribution in ,his
country, but also Europe's dependence
upon American markets fo? 2-ulucts
needed during Ia: reconstruc.ton err,
and II is siSniicnr that The EXPORT
can Is already expanding n MANY
quarters. The result of the enlarSin.
nome and forei.;n Gcmand; IS clearly
seen in the Increasing scarcity % SUP.
plies OF various .'rticles. nSi withstand
ing the rising tide of production. and
reports of goods nrins virtually with
drawn from sale are becoming more
common as manufacturing .,Apactt,, q
engaged farther ahead and still hisha:.
prices appear inevitable.
Bank ciearings s6.o03,659,627. n
crease ISL per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
KANSAS WINTER WHEAT
229,217,00O BUSHELS
Estimate for Spring Crop Of 1919 Fore
casts Yield OF f4S,OOO
Duahcla,
tBy Associated Prc.s1

:. TOPEKA. KAN. juno 27-The
Kansas winter wheat crop. now being
harvested. was estima ed at 229.ol7. 900
bushels in the monthly report issued to-
day by j. &. Mohler. secretary of the
state Board OF Agriculture.
This is an increase, of more than
100000 bushels over Mothers May
report. and~tt is approximately $4,000
600 bushels greater than the last Fed
cral monthly report.
Today's report on conditions found
on June 81 forecasts an acre yield Of
ls:s bushels as compared with col
bushels. the May estimate.
For the first time an estimate is
placed on the 1919 spring wheat in
Kansas, which is estimated to yield
$4,000 bushels. bringing the total ali
wheat yield OF the state this year up
to 229. 6sJ.p0o buShc!s. The rcDort
adds: The total production promi scd
this year is nearly equal TO the states
three wheat crops OF 1916. 1917 All
1915 combined. and is 4S.292.OOO bushels
In excess Of the States yield of 1914.
which has stood until now as tho record
crop OF any State In the United States
The condition OF the crop is given as
92.4 per cent, a decrease of Sc per
cent during the past month. due 10
excessively vet weather"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
EAST BROOKLYN BANK
R0BBER DECLARED SANE
Gordon FRwcett Handy, Who Slew
PayinE-Tc1ier, Must Pay
Extreme Penalty.
rBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, June oT.-Gordon Faw-
cett Handy was legally sane when he
shot and killed Dewitt Peal. a paying
teller. during the sensational daylight
holdup OF the East Brooklyn Savings
Bank last December, according to the
findings of two alicnists who examined
where Handy WAC sentenced YESTERDAY
TO die In tho electric chair at Sing
Sing prison during the week OF July
rs.
DR.. Cecil B. Mccoy and DR.. Anna NJ
Ralston, had reported their decision to
Justice Fawcett, Handy. guarded by
six deputy sherins, in order to prevent
him from carrying out his threat TO
escape, WAS taken In an automobile TO
a train bound for Sing Sing prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
S z Z. r r

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Haskins Hobson, Of
/ Po&hatan County are entertaining a
mouse party Tor the Weekend at their
country estate. "Mt. Airy! Mr.. and
Airs. Hobson have AS their guests TOR
severalV days Misses Cora and Eunice
Ashburner. daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs.. c. T.. Ashburner. of Norfolk; Mr.,
and Mrs. Macon Hobson, of Atlanta,
IA. and John e. Hobson, OF Richmond.
. Parsy Of guests NV, VIM motor from
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopson spent the win.
ter months with relatives and friends
in Richmond and Norfolk.
House Party Al LpperviiIe.
Worth Daniels and Jonathan Dan.
ents. Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels, on their way from college III
the South to house party being en-
oxnard At Edscwood at Uppervtlle
Mr. and Mrs. Oxnard have a party or
young people for the week. Miss Ade-
line Oxnard has just returned 10 ner
home, after brief visit to Misses lsa
bel and Elisabe tn Scott here.
Recital Monday.
Richmond's younger musical talent
Viii be heard in recital Monday even
ing at s:l5 O'Clock. wnen MIS- Mar.
concert in the Stieff auditorium. one
Of the numbers on the program Is
March Of the Flowers" BY +. r!axins-
ton Harker. the Richmond composer
and musical director, which Will be
played as a double duct by Louise
Rochecharlic and Harold Woodall at
one piano, and Dorothy Williams and
Genevieve Lyons at the other.
Elizabeth Antoine, the little daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Antoine. OF South
Richmond. win lead The SINGING of
be made by q. f. Woodall
Observation-Disclosures
A. pretty but quiet weddins vas
celebrated at 1880 o'clock Thursday
Psrri. Rs sial Fioy a0 XSenue, When Miss
Mint. Davis Saunders, of Goochland
County, becam. the bride of John
Erne., wil9nshsE OF LcuiE maid Miss So
honor. and Curtis 81. Parrish acted as
pest man. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. w. c. James. D;
Church, and Mrs. Maude Parrish Yer.
non played tho wedding music. II
Love You Truly" was softly played
Chorus from "Lohensrin" as pro;
cess!onal. The parlors were decorated
In palms, ferns and shaded candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. willouThby left i'm.
me diately after the ceremony for their
future home in Louisa.
In the North.
Misses Mary and Lille Cole have
left for an extended visit to Whining
ton, Dell PhliaUclp hlA and Baltimore
as we'll as other places OF interest.
They viii be the guests OF Mrs. Ed
ward Costello. in Wilmington. where
she VIII al,o have as her guests d.
81. Hancock, OF Richmond, 40 well as
her daughters.
Mr. Hancock will return TO his home
here In few days.
Observation-Disclosures
q Or +. y. Gaiisch ofic!ated at the
wedding Wednesday OF Miss Kate
Bernstein, 5l7 North Seventh Street,
and ChariGs Carpenter, Of Nebraska
and wyoming The bride was becom
inEly gOwned In pink, with picture
hat Of pink and blue and corsaEe
bouquet OF orchids.
| Mi and Mrs. Carpenter left later
for an extended bridal tour. which
will ncluGe the annual roundup and
races AT Cheyenne. after which ,hty
will make their home on their ranch IN
Wyoming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
n AND OUT or town.

Misses virs.ni. Gordon md Eloise Wal
drop ar. Huests OF Miss Helen Stevens at
"virglnia Manor. her country Place IN
Rockb;rdse Count%
Miss Nary Dale Taylor has returned 20
Richmond AFTER stt"ndirE house party
A. Blue Ridse. summit. Pa. and the nnai
dances al V. 81 7
Captain Harry {, stuart. Of the EiEhty.
first Division. 81 spending short tin- In
Richmond, having recently returned from
France.
have been spending several weeks at Nir.
ginis Beach. have returned TO their home
here.
DR. and Mr,. CHARLIE. a. Elicit Mira. a.
r, Russell. Miss Eva NiCha-is and NTs. r
p. Gum are leaving shortly for Atlantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
DAMAGED SCHOONER SAFE
sailing ship Struck by Japanese
Crippled Condition.
fBv Associated p-.r,

new YORK, June c7.-Wi,b ON.
mi oeE %! her crew lost. part Of her
sa'i carried away and gaming rrnt
IN her bow as a result Of. a coiIision
YIN me japanese steamer TsuruEa
sne,T .hirIty.hve miles southeast Of
Scotland iSht vessel last night the
American schooner Fricndshjp WIS
nGMeo 10 port this morning after a
h'g Tho -i2 n battle with turbulent seas.
owned by w. H. Knox & Co and Ter !.
D9und from Buenos Aires 10 New YnrE
with cargo Of linsced The TsuriIpa
maTu ieit here Thursday for China
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
SEEK TO OBTAIN VOTES
FOR RETURNING SOLDIERS
Lyncl'burg Democratic Leaders Hold
That Primary Is State Affair
and Men Should Vote.
BUY LARGE ORCHARD ACREAGE
Bond Brothers Pay 100000 for 500
Acres Near Winchcstcr-Othcr
News Notes From Various Parts OF
Virginia.

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
Li NCHBURC. June 27.-chairman
T.. a. Arthur. OF the Campbell County
democratic executive committee has
announced that he Will call A meeting
or that committee 10 meet in Lynch
burg early next week TO devise some
pan, II possible. under which re-
turning soldiers may participate in the
august primary. Owing TO tho fac.
mat the primary is not q party but
4 state primary. one held under tho
laws or the state and paid !or b.
the State. politicians here do not be-
IieFe mere is way TO legally per-
mt any one TO participate in the pr!m-
AIRY who VIII not have paid their
the November election. as required by
the state Code. with several tight
hsh:s IN the county TO open the prim-
airy 10 men who have not paid their
poll taxes In advance would. 1t IS
held pave the way for numerous con-
tests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
MAY SEND ANOTHER MISSION
resident Wilson Announce. p. :.
considering Further Inycsti-
tionH In Poland,
INV Associated Pre-.

WASHINGTON, June
l!son advised the Senate tod.v
hToush the State Department thai he
considering sending another com.
mission to Poland to investis.,. -.
Jorts OF Jewish massacres IT, .a re-
q decision would he reached sft.r hs
iao conferred with Hugh t;ih,on
american minister 10 Poland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
itaIn DcIn,, rr,m.

KoANOkE. June 27.-Railroad traffic
liz badly tied up here today AS a rssi,,t
ot q cloudDurst occurring Il few miles
20 me north end east last night. An
ed. in which Norfolk and Western Rail
road tracks and bridges were washed
away. FENCES torn down and consider.
able damage done to crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
DENsMORE ANSWERS CRITICS
FJatIy Denies Charges That Federal
Employment Service liz Incom-
pctentIy Handled.
inv Associatcd prcssJ

WASHINGTON. June 27.--Jehn B
Densmore. director general of the
United States E;cployment Service APP
and Senate Labor Committee, hatly
denied charges made by Representative
RlHnton, OF Texas, and several wit
hesses that the Employment Service
was incompctcntly managed and that
ppblic funds had been wasted
Mr. Densmore said assaults OH the
service. made principally by dissrun-
tIed employees. were vicious and UNI
and that he would well
come a thorough Investigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Lime Company Chartered.

HARRISOSBURG. June "a char
ter was granted by the State Corpora
Lime Company new organization.
the max imum capital stock Of which is
$4,000 and the minimum $i,40o. This
company will build . lime burning
plant near Mt. Scion. The following
are the officers: e. g. Cliendenst,
president: Levi Michael, vice-president;
!. y, Ralston. treasurer. 4. Nj. Horn,
secretary. The above named men. to-
gether with j. H. Witz. S. E. Sirk and
w. l.. Crum. form the board OF direc-
tors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Sells Four IIo,,,c.

DA WILLIE, June 27.-R II. Hern.
doh mas sold four houscs al the corner
o. wilson and Loyal Streets I, {. ~
Hordish, the consideration bc;rr
sI-.Ooo. Tne purchaser has alrsadS
necn approached with view to resell,
Tor an apartment s''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
WILL PAY MATURING DEBTS
Raiirond Administration Announces
prn>ision Made 20 Meet Obliga-
TONS Due July I.
.LRv Assnciated Pressl

,TASHINGTON. June 27.-The rail-
that IL would be able to meet the OBJ
legations falling due July !, although
the appropriation bill carrying funds
for the railroad administration recently
psssed by Congress has not been signed
by the President. Ii was said THAT
necessary arrangements have been
made 10 care for expenses maturing
next Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
WOULD ExTRADITE THAW
New York Authoritie. Make H,,. q.
Bring About Trial on Old 70
Indictment.
tRy Associated Press =,

NEW YORK, June o7-p.n \;
sended to bring about the extradjtin,,
OF larry Is. Thaw, from PennsvIvania
u, n nave him tried here on The indict.
ment charging him with assaultins,
frrederick Gump. OF Kansas cir ~
NV lork. several years ago. were
oraered prepared immediatei,: bv bis
trIct ATTORNEY Swami TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
KAISER's PICTURE REMAINS
One of Crown Prince, However, rs Held
Too Immoral for Children
TO See,
lev Associatad Pre.s.I

by hssoCisten Freth'
BERLIN, juno 2T-After discus
sion at Nuremberg about the removal
of the pictures Of the former Emperor
and crown prince from the schools. 1t
has been decided that the pictures can
remain. with the exception OF one of
tSe crown prince, which is too i'm
moral for children TO see, according
TO the Neue Berliner Zcitung.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
APPROVES TWO SENTENCES
Manasers' of German Steel PInn, N,.,
spend SIX Months In
Prison.
tBy Associated Press,

COSLENZ, June 27-Sentences inn !.
poIea upon Julius Mayer and Hugo
Uenier' managers OF German steal
WORKS near Prum, within the occ,int. Il
sIea, were approved today by Lieuien.
n,nrGsr Hunter Lizgett. com.
r,," nusr OF the army OF occupation. The
tlsh were convicted OF charges of fail
Ing Ing 10 deliver 10 the Americas forcev
ooo,ooo shells and she'll forcinKs frbsS
we're sentenced 10 six months' imnris
military commission ~" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Pellngra Proyss Fatal.

died here last night at his home on
stokes street after suffering for thr.a
he developed pneumonia, which proved
fatal. He was forty-one years OF age
and native of Ringgold. having lived
here for several years. He Is survived
by his widow and three children, Rev.
" G. Smith, OF Shelton Memorial
Church, conducted the service this
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

LfNCHBURG, June n7-C,r n
BAILEY. who is in the Russell County
Jaai, charged with robbing a pos,
ordered to be brought here for ,rini
a. the July term OF the Federal Court.
with the robbery With PAU Jon enar Ecu
- Is reported TO the. court here to be a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Wi, Paw TearNers Bonu..

DANNILLE, June 27.-With the pay
ment of q bonus TO the Darville school
teaching faculty h.X:e signed CONTRACTS
for another year, and the critical situa-
ton which vas alarming to the school
board has been overcome. 1t is said
that every high school teacher has
signed for another year. William
Brown, recently discharged from ma
postmaster, has been appointed prin
cipal OF the school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
POLICE CHIEF is SLAIN
Head OF Pensacoln shipbuilding Com
pany's Department Killed by
Another OmreF,
.IRy Associated Press. /

Denton, chief of police at the Pensar
Cola Shipbuilding Company's plant, was
SHOT and killed today and w. r. Cox.
t,lso on the police force, II was said
held on the charge OF murder
y, Reports to the city police state the
f-&potins took place I'm q house occu-
,pIsd Jointly by the two men and that
there were no witnesses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Report Of 1918 Cotton Cron.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The cotton
crop OF 1918, l2,04o532 bales. accord,
ing 10 bulletin issued by the Bureau
OF Census. The production in all the
cotton States except Texas. louisiana
Oklahoma and Florida. showed in
creases as compared with the preced-
ing year. South Carolina showing the
greatest increase with $50 per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

NORFOLk. June 2T.-For the =,
o. var savings and thrift stamps from
me me, ocean View post-ofice, Herbert !"
rank Martin 10 four months in iaii
~ Judse Waddili in the Cnitcd 81 ,ins
District Court here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
ELECTED VIce-pr.,,d,,,

OANNlLLE. June 27.-John p. swan
son was yesterday evening elected yirn
president OF the Commercial Bank TO
succeed the late Judge n. w Pcatros.,
Ing declared a dividend OF s Der cen;
ubon the Eapital stock. free OF tan.
paEan!e July J out OF the earnings OF
tue pahk Tor the past six months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

slipped and fell on polished Xoor.
2he was arranging TO Visit her son.
ur. JameB j. Russell. in New York
Mrs. Russsirs chiidren-hirs. Gardner
w. Brown and Or. James l. Russell
ahd Marshall III. Russell. all OF New
quite serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-back
offer. Tastes fine, costs a tribe. De-
livered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. e-Nunnamaker Co. Phone
them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Negro Pay. Penalty.

RALEIGH, n. c., June .1-Tom
Gwyp, a negro. convicted in Catawbs
County of an attack upon high school
girl al Hickory. was electrocuted al
the state penilentiary here thi,
morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28

WASH INGTON. June 27-Comman-
dants OF navy yards and stations on
the Pacific Coast were directed today
BY Secretary Daniels to make surveys
o. their stations so as to be ready
when he reaches the west coast to sub
nit recommendations for extensions
and improvements necessary to now
care for the new Pacific fleet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Virrinfn Cir, Decorated.

WINCHESTER. June e7.--A British
Royal Red Cross, the most coveted dec
)ration of the nurses connected with
,he British army, has been presented
by the British government through
lhe office OF the surgeon general at
Washington to Miss Anne l.. Carson,
laughter OF Captain and Mrs. Joseph
. Carson, of Riverton. Va. Miss Car
son was formerly assistant superin-
endent of Winchester Memorial Hos
pital. and volunteered in the Red Cross
service before America got into the
fighting in France. She served In
the British army hospitals. as did also
her younger sister, Miss Bella Carson,
formerly of ST. Luke's Hospital, Rich
mond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Mrs. Ru,.e,I Iriured.

WIECHESTER, juno 2T.-Mre, Jamas
d. Russell. wife OF q prominent WIN.
chester fnancier and banker, fractured
her hip severely yesterday when she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Two Prisoner. y;.c,,.

PCLASki. June 27.--Lester Titus
and Willie Wilson. TRUSTEES in con-
Wet camp IN Botetourt County, took
French leave on Sunday. That night
they stole Maxwell touring car from
=. ID. smiley with view TO escaping.
coming Into Southwest Virginia. They
were apprehended today across the
North Carolina border by Sheriff
George Edwards. Of Carroll County
Va. who, learning they had passed
through Hiiisrille. gave chase Ser
seant r. L.. Carter. in charge OF the
camp, and Mr.. Smiley, owner Of the
car. reached Pulaski last night en-
route TO Hilisvi!!e to take the men and
car back. Lester is twenty-three
years old and was sent up from an
Eastern Virginia county. having twelve
months to serve, while Wilson IL
twenty years old and was sent I'd
from Norfolk having only four months
10 serve. in phone communication
from Pulaski Sheriff Edwards advised
Sergeant Carter that the men con-
fessed they we're the escaped con-
r!CtS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
PIN, for Uor, sbo-

CULPEPER, June 27-All arrange
ments have been completed for the
horse show 10 be held a Monte Vista
PARK. July and 5. this being the
hlst exhibition held in recent years
program includes light harness and
saddle events, and among the entries
are the horses of Mrs. Allen Potts
some horses from Leesburs, Warren
ION and Baltimore also are entered.
The program provides for five races
ach day and concluding with steeple-
chase over the famous course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Heavy Fall of Rain.

PULASKI, June 27.-One OF the most
severe rainfslls ever known swept over
large area OF Pulaski County We'd
nesday afternoon late. For two hours
and longer in places the rain fell as
never before known. Even the small
est streams became roaring torrents.
while bridges and fences were washed
away and fields and roads badly
washed. Trafric was Interrupted along
ali the highways. An incalculahle
amount OF damage has been done TO
crops. especially wheat. which was in
process OF being harvested Already
severely injured by infection. con-
tinued wet season, followed by the
storm. is proving further detrimental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Refu.e. to Fay Bill for .puy.n,,,,

LYNCHBtRG. June 27.--Because the
state Board OF Charities and Correc-
ton did not sanction the sending Of
juveniles 10 the local city farm State
Auditor G. Lee Moore has made
claim on the farm board for Sis, paid
the board for board for the period be-
tween last October and April. and has
rejected similar bill OF 1854 for
May account All the statements were
ordered paid b. the Corporation Court
issue the farm board has asked Dr
]. !. Mastin, Of the charities board, for
disposition for ten boy. now at the
city farm. The turn OF events means
that juveniles viii go TO the city TAIL
TO be held for the pleasure Of the
charities board. and unless DR.. Mastin
sanctions their presence there, SO the
cost OF their maintence will not fall
or the city, the boys viii be returned
10 the iail In the cltN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-28
Buy. Large Orchards.

WINCHESTER, June 27.-The pro-
perty OF the Mooreheld NruSry and
Orchard Company in Hardy County.
W. Va. has been sold to Bond Broth
ers and William S. Hiett. o, w!nches-
ter and Berkeley County, w. Va. in.
ieresis for around 100000 The pro-
per;y contains about 500 acres of
which 900 are planted. there being
1900 apple trees and 1900 peach
trees. Upwards OF 10000 bushels o..
peaches will be gathered this year,
and the outlook for apples is GOOD
the manager and several stockholders
dying during the influenza epidemic
las, fall Victor Chancellor. formerly
Of Parkersburs, w, Va. is 10 be the
act!ve manager o! the property.