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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Melodrama Opens
at Metropolitan

Ghosts. villains. old maids. a ner-
vous wife. her Irish companion. and
an asplrant for the United States
senate are presenting their melo.
dramatic experiences at the Metro.
polltan for the rest OF the week in
Revelations OF Wife" which
opened "Wednesday night A matt
nee was staged Thursday for
women only" and excluding Eiris
under IS years OF aEr The play
was written by Grace Hayward
who staged st Elmo" and "Crnu
stark"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

Elsie VI" writes: Il have such
short. stringy. struggling hair and
my scalp II full 81 dandruff. Please
advise what 20 do"
Answer. The best advice I can Of
fer " simple. Get at n wcll-stock ed
drug store n oz. jar OF plain yellow
Minyol. directions nccompa nying.
and use II regularly. " promotes n
healthy. vigorous growth or hair
and abates dandruff itching scalp
luHtrelcss hair and stops falling
hair. IL the hair IL harsh and strag-
Cling " restores n soft, fluffy APP
pearance. and brings back the In
tense natural color
"Hazeiie" says. ~ would certainly
appreciate something that would in
crease my weight and take away
subject to most Of the time. My
blood Is weak and watery and my
appetite is poor"
Answer Your condition is very
easily overcome II you viii follo
the directions given below Ask
your druggist for 3-grain Hypo-
/ Nuciane Tablets and take according
1 to the directions and your weight
should Increase. These tablets pro.
mote assimilation, absorption and
I aid Indigestion, transform the com
I pleXion and figure. They should be
taken regularly for several months
%. T.. g." writes. My rheumatism
I is getting worse all tho time. l am
getting so stir that u makes II very
hard for me TO get around"
| Answer: Get at the drug store the
ingredients named. mix thoroughly
and take n tcnspoonful at mchltime
and again at bedtime and you should
soon be entirely relieved OF that dis
agreeable diaease rheumatism. Pur-
chase 2 drains OF iodode Of potns-
stun. u Oh. Of wine of colchicum; 4
drains Of sodium salicylate; oz.
comp, fluid Balmwori; l on. comp,
essence Cardlol. and ozs. or syrup
sarsnparllla. This has satisfied thou
sands.
"a. j. C." writes. Il have suffered
with = chronic cough for almost a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Robber Attacks
Spokane Woman

SFokANE, Nov, a0.--NEHnuItlnR
and gagging Mrs. c u. Culver IN
her home late yesterday. an un
masked robbor ransacked tho house
Throwing the woman into the
basement. the robher continued his
work while fouryearold daughter
OF Mrs Culver ran for help.
The thug escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
MASKED MEN HUNTED

Two masked men who held ~ and
robbed X. Regina. G6l Washington
IT., OF n silver watch and $40
"Wednesday night. were being looked
for by police Thursday. The holduI
occurred at Sixth ave. f. and wash
ington ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
SAUNDERS TALKS AT
MEETING OF LEAGUE

"Diroct Action and the couHtitu
tion" was the theme OF n speech by
United States District Attorney Rob
oft c. Saunders Thursday noon nj
the Masonic. club rGms. Arcade
building. 20 mcrabcrs OF the ConHti
tutIonal 0oNornment longne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Doctors Recommend
Bon Optic for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home
remedy in the treatment OF eve
troubles and TO strengthen eye
sight. Sold under money refund
guarantee by all druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
COUNTY GRAND JURY
HEARS COMPLAINT

Walter c. Thayer. former special
investigator for She prosecuting at.
torncy. special agent for tho depart
mcnt OF justice and former Burns
detective. appeared before the county
grand jury Wednesday. He had pre-
viously written n letter 10 the grand
Jury. saying the !. W. VS. charged
with criminal anarchy were not prop
crly prosecuted. The jury visited the
city jail wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

In Moroccan encampment-, the
tents OF persons of note are often
topped with copper balls and deco
rated with arabesaucs OF cloth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
FREE TO
Sufferers

Don't he Cut--rntiI You Try This
New IIomc Cure That Any One
,aa Use without Discomfort or
Loss OF Timc-->impiy Chew tp n
Pleasant Tasting Tablet Occasion
ally mud hid Yourself OF Iiics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
NAIL nus coUroN NOW
paid ADVERTISEMENT

The questions answered below are
general in character: the symptoms
or diseases are given and the an
swcrs should apply 10 any case Of
similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free.
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addressed. stamped envelope for re-
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names viii be used In my answers.
/ The remedies can be obtained at any
4 wcll-stock ed drug store. Any drug
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year. and catch n fresh cold every
/ few weeks. Nothing the doctor gives
me helps me, 90 ! write to you.
l Answer; You need thorough
I laxative cough syrup, ono that not
only relieves. but surely drives "
regularly used Will GUST any durable
cough or cold promptly; obtain a
- on. bottle OF essence or Mcntho-
iaXcnc. mix " with n home made
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tons on bottle.
Secretary" writes: Il have pains
in my spine and frightful headache
In back 81 head. faintlng spells.
twitching and trembling. nervous
ness. slooplesHnoss. loss OF appetite
and strength. and in fact arm "A has
been when II comes to performing
accustomed work and duties"
Answer; In all such cases the as
! similativc functions have not kept
I pace with waste functions and n
powerful harmless tonic treatment
is needed. ! find three-grain Cndo-
meme Tablets uncNcclled and aston
ishingly beneficial in such cases and
advise them for you.
"weaknoss" writes. Have been
doctotinE for kidney trouble and
now want your advice. Frequent de-
sire ir followed by burning pain and
am very tender and sore over region
of bladder. Also backache affects
me dreadfully. Can hardly move
when | awake IN the morning
Weakness. too. ~ a symptom
Answer: | think IL you viii take
Isalmwort Tablets regularly for n
few weeks your kidneys and blad-
der will become normal and such
symptoms vanish. This Ia un-
oaualed for such complaints. in my
estimation.
poor H." writes. "My health d
very poor on account of long-stand-
ing ronstl pation. | have to use pills
or something all the time. Can you
prescribe something to take thai
viii cure chronic constipation
Answer: Constipation is probably
the cause of more illness than anA
other thing. Most remedies only ag'
gTavate the trouble and never cure
always prescribe 3-grain sulphur
tablets mot sulphur tablets), anc
have found them most reliable ano
gradually curative. They act pleas
antly and tone up the bowels anc
liver while purifying the blood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
TINT AWAY
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ro-calird "rcatofrrs." but there is
only one "Erownatone" Hair Tint
cafe. harmless instant in results,
easy % apply and preferred By every
woman who has tried ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

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lilt Sd Ave: downtown. 9I3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

The smallest bone In the human
body Is within the drum OF the ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20

"a. J. C." writes: Il have suffered
with = chronic cough for almost a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Unusual Document
Is Filed in Court
Father Relinquishes A..
Rights IN and To Foau
Minor Children.

Wi%ciiESTER. Nov. l5-An unusual
document vas recorded today in {, deed
book ~ the Office Of the clerk OF Nh.
circuit Court of Frederick County. In
which Nj. II. Trplctt conveys TO his
WE Mary r. Trlplctt. all OF his right,
tlt!c ana interest in and to his four
minor children TO their mother. lie
hiSo conveys TO her his intcrcs, i'm n
piec. on property, on which there ia a
,,nHrtEaE"' the wife and children 70
- IN" in"r;gaG" over: also the father
inb,tcs never TO interfere in the col
.ect,"ii al the chiidrcn's wages
VS." l" convey inani!nate property
ilSht 10 IN. children terminates. how
eyer whcn they are twenty-onc wears
oi hSe- The agreement is silent as
-, 10 "hHt occurs after that period. hut
sht inference is that he viii have moth
ing 10 do with them, rs they sin be Of
ago. go W VI
The consideration named in the
heretlncnt IL for the four boys. the
property and the mortgage.
rms rs said to be the first convey
ance ever made at the local clerks
once OF children and property under
document which is recorded in the
Same way and same deed book as that
Inc relinquishmcnt or his title and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
SAYS HOGS AND CORN LOWER
BUT IT is NO HELP TO PUBLIC
Governor of Nebraska Declares Farm
ers Arc Hurt Without Bene-
1T to ConHumer,
LBy Associated Pres..l

LINCOLN. NEB.. Nov. l5.-Announce-
ing IN letter TO United States At
i0rucy-General Palmer Tat he had dc :
cided to postpone probably indefinitely
a conference requested BY Mr.. Palmer
between Federal, State an other Off
Gals on the high cost of living prob
lem, Governor Nick civic said there was
no way OF telling the amount of in
jury that has been done Nebraska pro-
duccrs by the ill-advsed agitation of
iAose who would lead the country to
hci.,vc that it is possible to effect an
Artificial regulation Of tie laws of
economy"
Il have no doubt that the decline
IN The price Of hogs and corn has cost
Nebraska farmers at least $50. 900, 600,
and yet no benefit has accrued to the
c nsumers because OF this decline" the
Governor wrote
The conference was to have been
held here November 25, and the Gov
ernor's letter was In reply to a tele-
gram from Mr.. Palmer. asking IL the
meeting could be postponed until De-
cember 10 permit his attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
LYNCHBURG HISTORY
COMMISSION READY
Colaborators Arc Chosen and Work
Of Compiling War Activities
Will Begin at Once.
FIND NEGRO DRIVING TRUCK
Wanted on Charge OF Stealing To-
bacco Two Are Arrested in Another
Stakeholder News Notes From
Virginia Points.

LYNCIrBURG, Nov 15-The local
war history commission has completed
the selection Of coiaborators and the
work Of compiling for the state com
mission Lynchburg'S part in the woTld
work has been started. The work mas
been divided as follows:
Veterans or distinguished service
men in the service and civilians
walter r.. Addison. editor OF Tile News.
rre-war conditions and activities.
editorials and statistics-Car,er Glass.
jr. managing editor The Advance.
Virginia churches in war time, scrv-
ice Nags and serviceS-f;er. G.. Hubert
Stced pastor First Chris tian Church.
Virginia schools and colleges IN war,
Auspach. principal high school.
Men in service. volunteers and draft
cd mcn---Captain a. f. Barksdaic, at
torney- law.
Economic conditions in war time,
financial and ccOnomic---D. H. Ryland
business manager OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Miss Helen owen.
War work and relief organizations
John A. Faulkner, Suhling d Company,
tobaccon!sts.
War letters. diaries and incidents.
original contributions and clippings
Robert c. Glass. managing editor The
Ncwc
Postwar conditions and activities.
editorials and statistics Thomas A.
SCOT, secretary of the Chamber Of
The local commission is composed Of
Mrs. Dcster Otcy. Mrs. John H. lie wis
and Herbert f.. Miley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
RAILWAY STRIKE BROUGHT
ONE BLESSING AT LEAST
Enforced EHerc1scS Helped Thousand.
of Londoners, who Never
Take Any.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE great rail.
va strike brough, on. bless.ng. en-
ers who rarely take any. Thous;,ids u,
business men and women derived bene-
IL ~ rom me NECESSITY of walking to ana
Big appctites wcrcsthc Immediate re.
S i, IN ne case Of Londoners forced
Px 5, 'h @b raI'w az srriH. 10 walk TO work.
down 20 lunch they found that lie
strict rationins regulations made their
ugninG vas enforced ever more riEidly
during the strike than in wartime
ONLY tiny portions Of mean could be
Tor each customer. it was difficult to
get milk with coffee or tea, and in mos.
places no sugar could be had at ali.
lishmcn detest. were the ONLY "sweei
ening" procurablc.
WITH f fooa w ,ns PHDn mesy sDBnls4
n nrs Of the government: Two men
controller who arranged for food 10 be
SroIisht IN TO the country; Sir Philip
Miss Eleanor Hopwood. who was given
the job OF feeding London. When Miss
Hopwood took over the task OF seeing
wa: cquitably distributed. her message
TO LCndoners was Don't Worry" They
According 20, government officials.
nc :taders of the railway strike, for
land now has thousands of big. pow-
cr:ui trucks able TO undertake, ali the
essential transport of the nation
Eight years ago" one OFFICIAL de-
clared. the railwaymens chance OF
starving the nation into submission
may have existed, but Il certainly does
nLt eNist today. The lorry has broken
the gir!kc"
There was no scarcity OF men needed
70 drive the iorries; host of dcmobi-
lizcd soldiers who learned the trick in
France quickly responded to the call
Tor driver volunteers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
SCHOOL PUPILS TO GET
INSTRUCTIONS IN VOTING
Teachers at "a md T-H Grade. Re
uurstrd Ia Emphasize
Qualification
~ Il sDccial lesson in al,

A. Special Lesson in civics peculiar
~ arr!icIble at the present time in
Richmond. principals OF the ltichmond
puplc school system have been in
strug,cd TO request teachers Of IA
ana 90 grades 20 emphasize tho qua
hcAtionS for voting. These qualif!ca :
lions are:
% The voter nust lc a iuale citizen
OF the United states over twcuty-one
years Of axe.
ca Ii" must haro resided in Virginia
TWO y"ar3 mad IN The city one year.
90 He must be registered in his
voting .distr."s or pr,ciuct
% IL" mus. be- attic 20 road and
writ; That -. IN" applicant must III
out without help his rc:.istra,ton
blank.
I5l lie must have paid his poll tax
The amount OF the poll lax s., $50 a
part Of which govcs 20 tho support OF
public schools. Soldiers of IN. Wnr
Between the states are not require
to pay the poll tax in order TO vote.
G) In or.l"r 20 vote in the cleo
tions next spring and summer the boil
tax for this year must be paid hefor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
DRIVE OUT RADICALS
Employees of baltimore Dry Dock and
Shipbuilding Company Take
Drastic Action.
fBy Associated Press. ]

BALTIMORE, MD. Nov. i5.-Loy1l
employees OF the Baltimore Dry Dock
and Shipbuilding Company took a hand
ut little boring from within" on the
Reds in their ranks today, with the
result that leaders OF tile workmcn
feel sure that any so-callcd radical
leaders will be absent after tomorrow,
watch is pay day.
After Il Red circular urging the
workers 10 rise and take possession of
The plant for themselves, had been
found there. the plant superntendents.
at the noon hour today. called the
work men together and laid the sit"
ton before them; The men pledged
without outside aid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

In the arrest of Garfield Douglas.
a negro soldier. and Frank Davis i
negro youth. tho police believe tnat
they have succeeded in breaking UP
stealing automobile tires in this city.
Both negroes We're sent on to the
Hastings Court by the police justice
this morning on tn" charge Of break
ing into the garage .: j. W. Long,
ana stealing tires.
Eddie Rcvcrs, and William II John
son the negroes arrested several days
ago charged with highway robbery
were taken to Dinwiddie County this
morning Cor trial Both men were
Identified by their victims when
rsought into tho Police Court thi+
'nnrninE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Negro Murderer Arrested.

Percy Rose. a negro. wanted for
the murder OF II whit" man. on sun
day. November ., in B"lv!derc y j..
was arrested b. Sheriff BoisS"au. OF
Prince George County. near D!spu-
tanta. on Thursday night.
ROSS formerly lived in Prince
George County ana the authorities; Of
New Jersey believed that ne would re-
turn 10 his old home and Sheriff Bots
sean was teicgraphed 10 look out for
him.
Sheriff BoiSscau arrested Rose
Thursday night on the County Road,
on mis- way home.
Particulars OF the murder are not
known here. and Rose refuses 10 talk
He was brought 70 the Jail in this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Still Reported Cut Tn.

ing, weli-known citizen OF Bucking-
ham County. was arrested at his home
Thursday by Deputy Marshal T. l..
Chappcllc and brought here on the
charge OF Illicit distilling. being bailcd
Tor appearance at the January term Of
the Federal Court here. The still al
!cSed. 10 have been operated by Loving
Was raldcd and cut UP by revenue men
last August. hut Loving WAS not ar
rested at the time. Thursday Deputy
found Loving at home on 4 visit and
n: was arrested II is said Loving
mas been out of the State since the
StIl was destroyed last summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
ONE-ACT PLAY is PLANNED
BY NURSES SETTLEMENT
RrhcnrSnI. HIVE started and Orsaui-
cation Also Reports on Work.
for October.

Eehcarsals for the onn-act play 20
b" given ~ Il cast from the cnroli-
mcnt at the Nurses Settlement. at 100
West Cary Street. nave begun. The
playiet will he Produced some time
next month. and is one OF a series
10 b" given bN similar organizations
under 4 plan devised by the Community
Theatcr League to promot" community
drama.
Attendance in the classes ana clubs
at the settlement House last month
totalcd ISL, averaging. .-.,spy.nt - Nv.
per day on week days and from eighty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Two NcEroe, Cnurht.

DANNlLLE. Nov. l5-Lunnie Stili
and William Ross. Two negroes sought
theft of 500 pounds OF tobacco from
IN" barn Of Thomas IIundley. were ar
rested yesterday evening 10y city Of
hccrs. who went over the State line to
Draper, where Ross was located, driv-
ing a motor truck. The officers re-
turned by way OF Cascade and found
still a, the home Of his grandmother
The police say that both men have
confessed the theft OF tobacco SAYING
That they made an agreement with Otie
Wilson 10 bring the tobacco TO Dan
VILE. Wilson has fled the country and
forfeited $500 bond. The two negroes
are IN jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Tobacco Sells mt Record pric.

pANNILLE. Nov. 10 Toba Geo
reached new high level here yes
terday evening when Pleas Soyars, 4
veteran grower OF Wenonda. in Pitt
sylvania County, sold n pile OF l6G
pounds at the rate of $50 per pound.
Tobacco Company and cheer rang
through the warehouse when the new
price level had been established.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Boy. 10 Serve One nour.

NTNCIlFSTEK Nov. 1.-THE hoys
Of the nigh school at Bcrryvillc,
Clarke County. have been "scntenced':
10 serve one extra hour day for six
days. because they declared strike
on Armisiice Day. after the principal,
Professor -. G. Cooley, had decided
that lie had no authority to close the
nigh school that day. as requested nv
the boys. Failing TO get their de-
mands granted, The students struck
ana he!d celebration during the aft
crnoon, returning TO schoo! tho follow
ing day, only TO be told they would
he required to remain in classes an
hour ionser daily for six days for TAX
ing ;he La W" into thei! own hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Send Guards AFTER Soldier

,,, Wi.SCI Eo F.N. Nov. I5.-When a
the Winchester State Guard failed ~
ohey an order last night to report
for drill, preparatory to a general in
npecsion 70 be held later, the com
'hahding officer sent armed guards 10
many places about town and com
peiied attendance on the part of the
ters and lodge assemblies were y;eitcI
ana the spectacle OF three members
n civilian attire being rounded up and
dlcrs with drawn bayoncts attracted
attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Lynchburs Bo, Shot.

stuart. fonrtcen-ycar-o white how.
was shot and instantly Killed here Iate
i"daS. IN a negro restaurant where
whom he had been hunting Witnesses
say stuart attempted to draw the shot
gun across a counter. when il dis
charged. The boy was shot in the
throat and his left arm was severed nv
me load a coroner's inquest will he
held tomorrow az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

MiNCHESTER. Nov. I5.The first
;'nn inst or the season in this sec
Was seen this morning. a little more
nan a month later than the usual
l '..tiSS troat date-Ociobcr l0--in this
,nnn,oicr ice formed, and the Their
.aat weather has been unusually mod
craeg ana md, mild up to this time. and
Ss Vii ia ruiz mas been seen on many
have developed. nv H'1oiio crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16

yANNIIII-F.. NOV. I5.--J. S. lrvinc o!
EVington. and Mrs. Eva Saunders Ir.
vine nave instituted suit here in the
Corporation Court against J. W. Glib
SON. claiming $4,000 damages for all
ieged injuries sustained q year ago in
! iraihc accident on Main Street Mr.
Irvine asks for $1,000 and his wife
10000. The accident took place al the
corner OF Market street, the complain.
ants elleSins that they were struck
ana injured by motor truck owned
by Nj. Gibson. who operates a bo,tlinr
works here. The case Will come IN IN
January. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
Charge ChnuTemr s,o,. c,r

son ~ n iLLE' Nov. l5.--I'loyd Fcrgur-
.ot hegro chauffeur. has been ar
r"s.Su mere for taking without Tho
PERMISSION OF its owner. an outomn-
ice he ha nds'fp we TO Dr. s. T. Hughes.
.rN, where warrant against in, ;S
wImd'hg' ana another hero The negro
W MnI IS MIA IN Jail, will be proceeded
ny inc Virginia Legislatmre' p"sse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-16
WILL ARREST MARTENS
Soviet Governments Ambassador "a
This Country In Contempt of
New York Committee.

Kew YORK. Nov. 15.-Ludwig {. X
y. Martens. ambassador TO tho United
States from the Russian Soviet gov
ernment. was today declared IN con-
tempt Of the joint Legislative commit
tee which is investigating radical ac-
tivitieS in New York State. and "A war
rant for MS arrest VIII be asked.