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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-07-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. O.. Bray, accompanied by his
family, arrived in Caldwell Tuesday
after having motored from Billings,
Mont. Mr.. Bray will be general fore
man OF the paving construction work
which will be inaugurated here short
" by the Warren Construction COM
pany.
]. w. Barber of the University OF
Idaho exerimental farm staff at Mos
COW spent tuesday, in Canyon county.
Together with George Dewey, county
agent, he visited Franklin, Marble
Front and other rural districts inves-
tigating grain diseases. Particular
attention was given to the various
wheat rusts found in this section
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Rice OF the
Palm and their family and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. K Heath and family left
Monday for a two weeks vacation al
Payette Lakes and vicinity.
Mrs Frat McNees OF Wilder un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
at the Caldwell hospital last week
/ She is doing well and will soon be
able to return to her home.
DR.. George Bishop went to Twin
Falls Saturday to conclude his rela-
tons with the federal hog cholera OF,
flee there before taking up his work
in Canyon county.
Miss Gladys Vernon of Pueblo
Colo. visited her cousin, Mrs. ]. c
Thrailkill, Wednesday. Miss Vernon
is enroute to the coast
A building permit was issued Non
day to A. E Laughlin for $50 frame
garage to be built at his residence or
himball avenue
Mrs. Fred Boyes and Mrs F. L
Crews and small daughter are spend
inc xtended vacation at Payettt
Lakes.
Ross Madden and family returned
early in the week from Payette Lakes
where they spent few days.
| FOR SALE-Two good milk COWS
one 8 years old and one 4. CAN at 10.
Cleveland Boulevard. 7llt
| E. H. Plowhead and family have
gone to Payette Lakes to spend a cou-
| pie of weeks on q vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Jordan OF Wilder
were visitors in Caldwell traders day
R. T. HURT is home after spending
six weeks in California.
Accident and health insurance A
L Myers, Caldwell, Phone 1873. 72S-Sl
Burglary insurance. 4. |. Myers
Caldwell Phone 1873. 725-Sl
For hay and grain insurance see
Fred Mitchell. the insurance man
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-07-25
GERALDINE FA2RAR SCORES
AS ALASKA DANCE HALL GIRL
In Shadows" Goldwyn Star Once
Again Proves Her Art Knows
No Limitations.

Geraldine Farrar in the environ
ment of Alaska-and dance hall at
that's not the easiest thing to i'm
agine- Yet not one of her admirers
will doub hat she can aceuit he.
self as well. dramatically, there as in
drawing-roorn or on the desert. Her
personality knows no limitations. nor
does her art
Her new Goldwyn picture "Shad-
ows." has one important episode laid
in the northland. vet for the most part
1T is played in New York society
where, needless to say, the star has
the opportunity to wear magniffcen,
a""arel and Jewels But for that mat
ter her costumes in the dance hall are
OF exceeding richness 1t is a we'll
known fact. as Miss Farrzr discov-
cred when planning TO appear in
Shadows" that the dance hall girls
frequently spend as much for .
snowy evening dress as a society ma
tron expends. Only OF course the
girls are vastly oyercharged and fire.
quently choose something which is
short Of stvle but long on gaudiness.
But for all that the Goldwyn star is
at her best in the dance hail scenes
She Is dramatic tornado, alive with
iccIinR anu expression Those who
have seen her only in opera or as
The He'll Cat" will see a new Geral-
dine Farrar AS she says, the Cine
ma takes one to scenes new and
strange and If someone had told me
that would one day appear in a
mimic Alaskan dance hall OF the low
est type would have laughed AZ
them One can't conceive an opera
being ICED there even though Puc-
eini did set to music The Girl of the
Golden West"
As II happens, the interna,ions Al
celebrity does some of the best act
ing in the production right there. She
is wistful and appealing as the girl
cast Off by the man she trusted and
contrives not only to reach a higher
summit in her acting. but looks quite
unlike her familiar self. All the noise
and wi'dness OF the place only seemed
TO bring out more within her. and al
though the scenes were taken when
the weather was bleak and rainy and
at the peril of her delicate vocal
equipment, Miss Farrar suffered no
III effects Shadows comes TO the
Bungalow Theater Mondav. July "a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-07-25

Kryptok glasses at Laughlin Opt
cal Co.
Noaey to loan at ? per cent A. L.
Aurphy.-Adv.
Cards, congratulation, birth an
nouncements etc. Laughlin Jewelry
Store.
J. A. Elstou returned Monday from
Payette Lakes, where he spent about
a week on an outing trip.
Phone 81 for your drug wants We
deliver the goods. Tom Poole Drug
Co., H. K. Altman. Mgr. 6Utf
Attorney and Mrs W. A. Stone left
Friday evening for Portland and the
coast, where they will spend cou-
pie of weeks.
Mrs. F. C. Boyes and Mrs. F. L.
Crews left Monday morning for Pay
cite Lakes, where they will spend
about a month or six weeks on a va
cation.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Van Duyn
leave August l for San Francisco,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer. They will 60 by au-
tomobiie
Messrs- Frank Black, w. P. Kelle-
her and Lloyd Harden returned the
first of the week from Jordan Valley
and Silver c. They spent a few
days over there fishing.
Make q regular habit of eating slow
ly. masticate your food thoroughly,
and you may have no further trouble.
If you should, take one of Chamber
lain's Tablets imme diately after sup
per.-Advertisement
Roy Nash OF Portland and Claude
Gentry San Francisco have rented
the Griffith's barn on Arthur street
They will do a general livestock bus
mess. The lease is for one year with
the privilege OF extending it to three,
Mr.. and Mrs. William March and
son left Saturday moruir- for Payette
Lakes. Mr.. March returned Monday
but Mrs March win remain a couple
of weeks.
Bales Bros. have started work on
the garage OF Messrs. Monk s. Spur
gin. The garage is on Arthur street
between Kimball and Ninth. 1t will
be 25x50 feet, concrete, with brick
front. and up-to-date in every par
ticular.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. McAdoo lef,
Saturday for Jordan creek, Owyhee
county, where they will spend the
next three or four weeks Mr. Nc
Adoo recently sold his interests in
the spring and auto repair shop to
Messrs Schwartz Bros. of Middleton
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-07-25

This a;lmeat IS asnaiIy caused by
rheumatism of the muscles. All that
is needed IS absolute rest and few
applications of Chamberlain. Linz
u,ent Trv H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
AMERICAN AVlATORS SHOT
AT WERE NOT OVER LINE
Wnr Department Receives First Oni-
cint Report From Commanding
officer ON HOrdcr.
ley Associa,clrrcssl

WASHINGTON. Sept 4.-Thc Amer
lean army airplane fred upon by Mex
leans TUESDAY was "at no time over
Mexican territory" the War Depart
mcnt was informed today by Major
General pickmin. commanding the
southern department. Mexican oiti
Gals claim the machine had crossed
IN" international boundary line be-
fore the MeNicans opened fire, wound
iug Captain II. W. McNabb
The message WAS the first received by
and did not attempt to Identify the
McNicaNS. oiiiv AIS ON the Mex lean
side OF the border have admitted. how
ever that the shots were tired by Men
lean federal troops. who. il was claim
ed, were acting without orders.
'l,ieutenaut Johnson Captain Nc
Nabb. observer. fired on by MeXicans
n'nch Mexican side OF the river.
twelve miles upstream from Laredo"
said the message. plane was dying
at 300 feet altitude when pilot noticed
that the town on side opposite l.cycu-
doCkerS ranch contained an unusual
number or people. Plane descended TO
altitude OF 100 feet above river to oh
on. Radiator was puncturcd and pilot
made forced landing on American side.
captai Mc\abb slightly wundod above
right ear. .\irp!anc was at no time
over MEXICAN territory"
Regret over the firing at an Amcri-
can army officer on the border Tues
day has been expressed by the McXi-
day at The state Department.. Assur-
ances We're given that an immediate
inVc>tigat ion would he made with Il
view 20 satisfactory adjustment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
MUNICIPAL PROBLEMS
ON LEAGUES PROGRAM
tendance mt Annual Convention
September 23 and "a.
ICIT1zENs' TICKET Is NAMED
'Ipenocratic Forces in AppomattoN
County Will Have Opposition at
Primary-Oth,r News Notes From
Points in NirC inia.
fsnec;al a &c TLmes D!sNaichl

-. (SNeC.ai 10 Inc L4N''S' Is - '''l
DANvILLE, SEPT, t.-rhS full rvo..
League OF VIZ. "a NuntetpAiii!es.
which will DC held ii psnv.ile on sep
.temoer IS and y. ftlS been ANNOUNCED
by Frank Talbot, i.niS showing :. W.
,portant municipal Tt'oHlcnS, Mir raj
bott is looking Tor large attendance
this year As CsNtc questions are per.
maps more numerous under the Ner!oN
oil rec0h snonr 1hc more ,,imror;sn;
napers 20 be read bn men prominent;
in the conduct % Virginia ciiE AFFAIRS
are The Wo7kmeWs NompehS 50 TO-"
Law and Virginia Mu0:cipA .itle>
:'Public Health, in Nirs.nl" Mun'el-
securins housing ,"Bus.ness Man
,eEement OF Cities" sire; and Side3
State Highway Plan" and raX Eduau-
cation and HON to Secure II"
Ali of these probleioS VIII be as
cussed by men who Nave Won rcpu-
Hoyt. OF Reed. McCoolS \ Hoy. law
'yers OF New York Ci.y. experts on
municipal finance: ana representing
pany; Il. i. Blake. OF The independence
bureau, New York an author and
speaker with considerable experience
on industrial relations DR. H. II;
now chairman of the industrial Com.
mission OF Virginia and a, student OF
economics; Colonel G. y Kelley, field
secretary of the Virginia Council! Of
Highway Commissioner, Hon; George
S5-Ainslie. Mayor OF Richmond. Hon. Roy
srSton Jester. Mayor OF Lynchburs. an"
s.'ChaTles +: ASheburnsT' Sly mana n ger
Isnoke. lawyer. is another Of the
( Speakers secured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complex ion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin to the use
of simple toilet article called Der
willo. There is nothing like it for tam,
fr"cklcs. shiny nose. sallow. da rlt,
rough skin. 1t takes tho place lof face
powder. stays on better. as pcrspira-
ton does not affect 1T. and il Instantly
beauties the complexion. Ono appli-
cation proves IT. If you want a nice
lily white skin with rosy checks. get :,
bottle OF Derwillo today: YOU will h.
delighted. Dcrwillo is sold ut all up
to-da,c toilet counters. BE sure 10 read
large announcement of Miss Clayton's
soon to appear in this paper. II tells
how to instantly have a beautiful com.
plcNfon and soft. white. veivcty SIX i'm
everyone Just loves to touch ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
NO RELIEF FOR SUGAR
SHORTAGE NOW PREVAILING
President of United state, EuunIixn-
tion BOnrd Gives His Views
In Letter.
10y Associntcd Prcss.l

WASHINGTON Sept. 1. Sugar
shortages now Experienced in many
parts of the country cannot be relieved
for some time to come. George y. IA
briSkie. president of the United States
Equalization Board said in n letter re-
cciNcd today by Senator Hitchcock.
Democrat. Nebraska.
''fhc demand is enormous and largely
in excess of retincrS' ability to supply
IL at this time" said Mr.. Zabrisk ie
complaints regarding the sugar short
axe come from all sections of the
country and we fear il will be practi-
don for some time TO come
Sugar from old beet crops. MIR. IA
hriSkie added. is practically exhausted.
and shipments from the West Indies
seriously embarra sscd" by the ma
rine strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
CHARGE AMERICAN FLYERS
LOST HEADS IN FLIGHT
Rockwell ficid Officers Assert Water
house aud Connolly Could Have
Landed safely.
IMv As.ncintnh rr,ss

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Sept. 4-That
l:icutenantS Frederick Warehouse and
{: II. couuelly. Rockwell Field pursuit
ni5@is' miSstng n Lower California
ran Wild when they discovered they
had lost their way was tho opinion
expressed today by Colonel II. L. Wat
son. commander Of Rockwell Field
Rock we'll Field authorities are in
possess on OF facts which they say
nrov" Conclusively tina; Waterhouse and
Connolly could have landed in a hun
dred different places in Lower Cali
fornia with safety, but instead con
tinucd their n.ght southwark.
Near Trinidad the aiI-planc flew at
an altitude OF 200 feet. MeNicans wav-
ing a them as they passed by.
DEPUTY Customs Collector w b.
Evans. who accompanied the America
motor lorry detachment TO trinidad.
Lower California. SAID on his return
mere today that il is his OPINION that
WatcrnoUse aud Connolly will be found
iar 10 the southwark Of san Quentin.
der.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Don't Try to Hide
the Little Pir1ples
Nor Cover n Dark, SaliOw,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder or
Rouge.

How embarrassing it is for ono TO
have pmples appear on face. ha nds,
neck arms. Just one little pimple
is bad cnough-mars the attractive
ness of a pretty face.
Everyone can quickly remove PIN
piles and other skin blemishes by touch
ing the spot or applying Black and
White Ointment to the part affected.
This simple but effective home bca uty
treatment quickly clears the skin of
pmples. liver spots. tan. freckles and
similar blcmishes You will be delight
ed with the results and should always
Keep a package on your dressing ia
BILE ready for instant use. Black and
White Soap should be used and will be
found delightful aid to the Oint-
nent..
Soap can he bought at all good drug
stores for csc each. or the manufac-
turerS will mail direc; postpaid on re-
Ccipt Of price. Clip and mail this TO
Black and White. Box 9l3, Memphis.
Tenn. for free sample and litera ture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
feeling BLUE?
LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CALOTAB
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic You Feel After
3 Taking This NausealcSS Cal
Omei Tablet.

Eff you have not tried Calotahs YOU
7sshaye a delightful surprise awaiting
|Ifyou. The wonderful livcr-Clcansiug
Land system purifying properties OF
p1caiornH may now be enjoyed wIfhon,
nae slightest unpleasantness. A Gallo
49, at bed i'm" with swallow, Of
quSSier-thats all. No taste. no salts
the slightest unpleasant effects
49,? wake up in the morning feeling
~ disood that you want TO laugh about
SKI Your liver is clean, Your system
s 49,. purified. your appetite hearty Eat
- Hat you wish,--no danger. Tho ucA
ssSSne ne you feel lazy. mean, nervous bIu.
lfgAh discouraged give your liver a ,hor-
.eIIgh cleansing with Cnlotal The
lire so perfect that your druggist Is
.gLuthorized TO refund the price as !,
that YOU VIII be delighted
~ Calotabs are sold only H. original.
packages. Price thirty-nvc
Al all drug storos ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
boIlcs Of these Victims had becn thrown

bodies OF these victims had been thrown
after their execution.
This physician. Il DR.. Robin. decla res
the victims heads had been crushed
with hammers. and their bodies badly
mutilatcd. Many of them, he says.
were found with broken legs and ribs.
caused by blows with slcdgehammers.
specimens of which were found in the
vicinity.
The physician tells OF the case OF
one officer who missed being struck by
the firing squads bullets and Simu-
latinE death. escaped the BolSheviSts.
who came along bayonetinS the
wounded
The Bolshcvtst organizations In the
city had been headed by workma II
named NaliaNka and various Chinese.
the report adds. and the principal posts
of the Soviet administration under them
were in tn" hands of young men and
women Wholesale piliaEinG is de-
clarcd to have occurred in the town
before it's evacuation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

LYNCHBCRG. Sept. ~ cItizons"
ticket has been named in AppomattoN
County in opposition to the regular
Democratic ticket which was nomi-
mated at tho August primary. The
candidates are: For Commonwealth
attorney. Courtney Franklin! House Of
Delegates, II. Rabcock; county treas
urer II. c. Rabcock; county sheriff.
Herbert Coleman: county clerk. j
Abbitt. and commissioner OF revenue.
Walter Scott. The Democratic ticket
is as follows: House of Delegates,
j. e Horsely: state Senate. :. l.. Fer
guson; treasurer. l.. f. Burke: county
clerk, c. w Smith: sheriff, IL W. Nc
Kinney: mmonwcalth's attorney.
Joel Flood and commissioner of revc
nue.. Enamitt Ahhitt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
-
Present P0rtrnit TO Court.

- l. X FL T. y { Is : II / II @, Sept. -
"A portrait OF the late Judge John T.
Mason was presented to the County Of
King George TO be hung on the wall
of the courtroom. \ large number OF
the members OF the Mason family We're
present to witness the presentation.
which took place on the opening day
of the September term OF court this
week. This portrait viii he placed in
the courthouse building. where Judge
Mason for so many years presided over
the courts. The presentation speech
was made 10y ". =. Rose. !, was ac-
icepted for the county by William ]
Rodgers Short speeches We're also
made by Judge K H. l.. Chichester and
SSrhomas J.. Hunter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
No Kids on Road job.

LYNCliBuR,;. Sept. AFTER advcr-
Using for several weeks TO let CON
tracts FOR tn, Improvement OF see
zion OF the Ward Road. between
Lynchbu-s and the city farm the state
Highway Commission failed 20 receive
single bid FOR the work. The road.
20 he improved lies convenient 10 rail
road facilities for the movement q;
materials. hut II is thought the reason
;hcrc we're no bids for the worlS is
luc 10 the fact ,ha; local contractors
a ready haV, all ;hc work they can
handle At the present;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

DANNILLE. sept. i,--JudEc +. Wall
ton Brown announced this morning
that petit jurors in the Corporation
Court need not come back until tney
were advised, as the suspension Of tho
session here seems likely TO last for
several days The Cour; today received
wire from John W. Carter. prose
cutting attorney, who has been sum
moned TO Manassas as "A witness in the
Hall case, stating that IL would be-
several days, but that the trial would
be concluded more quickly than he had
expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

DANN IL. Il. Sept i-Within
sthe next few DAYS a subscription cam
spaiEn will be started mere for $50 400
Ito defray the expenses of the new tu-
aberculosis sanatorium which II is pro-
posed 10 erect on ground donated 10y
r.. L. Dibrell some years ago. The site
Us some miles from the city on the
Yanceyville Road. Mr.. Dihrcll has
headed the list with a generous dona-
s1ion, and several other wealthy people
8are contributing literally. II is pro
opposed to put UP - seres 81 bungalows.
Negro Found Hanging in Tree.
A NJ II T. l. st sept 4-'relloy
SSparrow. colorcd aged twcnty-sc en-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
ONE THOUSAND PERSONS
SLAIN BY BOlSHEVlSTS
IIcndS Crushed With Hammers md
bodies Thcn Cast Into
Deep Iits.
tRv Nssocintcd Prcss.

CONSTA NTINOPLE (via T.ondon>.
Sept. i.-Morc than 1000 persons were
executed by the BolshcviSts before
they evacuated the city of Yckaterino-
slav. in Southern Russia. according
TO a dispatch received here from that
city. giving account of the mas
sacreS by physician who was tho
principal medical expert present At the
opening Of the pits into which the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

'NNTVN, U, sop. i.--JustIcD N-Il-
liam H. Day, OF the United states
supreme Court here today denied a
the case of the state OF Ohio against
The Columbus Packing Company. i'm
which scvcnty-nrc tons of pork. said
TO have been held ~ violation OF the
law, was seized by the prosecuting at
torncy Of Franklin County. 1t is "a i
the pork Will hc placed on the uGrket
and sold at once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Tobncco MARKED nco,c,.

Lf = 9 Fl Z Z Z @, Sept 4-Thc To-
bacco market here has reopcncd for the
sale OF primings. and these offerings
will rule light for a short while. as
the farmers do not have tho time al
their disposal right now 70 market
them. The crop moving thus far is very
filthy. the leaf being sandy because Of
the hard rains OF the growing season
With prices averaging about IS the
sales are regarded as good prices. CON
SiderinE the stock and it's condition
The sale OF the regular crop Of tobacco
Will not commence here for a month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Charge The, Found Lionor.

NNNNI..F. SeII. = F-oN.0It'on
and revenue officers Yesterday evening
raidod the farmhouse Of Jesse 7. Rig
ney. five miles west 90. Chatham. and
say they found five sal ous OF liquor.
RiCney was taken into custody aud has
been bonded IN the sum % $3.50 for hi>
appearance in the state ana Federal
courts. He j. charged with selling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

AMWERST. Seut l.-WNIter +. Han 7
-iSon. rural mail carrier on Amherst
route !. and /. L Harrison. or AM
hers; rout" ). have purchases aUtomo-
hilcS. which they viii use IN delivering.
mail on Their respective routes These
cars will mean = great saving Of time
when the roads arc in good condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
CAPRoNl MAKES TRIAL TRIP
Tripinuc, Equipped with Liberty Mo-
tors, Flies From MILAN Toward
London.
fBy Associated rrcss,l

NEW YORK. Sept. News of a
successful European flight of a Caproni
triplanc. equipped with libcrty mo-
tors. was made public here today by
-. 6. Cont American representative
OF the Caproni Company. a TELEGRAM
received by Mr.. Cont from Milan,
said:
"Caproni triplanc fitted with Liberty
motors and eighteen passenger scabin
flew from Milan across the Alps TO
Lyon. Paris. Brussels, Amsterdam on
its way to London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
school hoard Names Teachers.

ASHLAND Sept. i-The Ashland
School Board has announced tho FOL-
lowing teachers for the coming scss on
Se2teu ber .: Principal. David Gjll!onS.
Of Lodge, Va. Miss Mary Howsou. 81.
Frederick burg, Va. Miss Marcare;
Hess. OF Richmond. Va Miss Ruby
Pcarcc. Lot. Va Miss Hattie Haatman.
OF Ashland Miss FrenCes Jesse. Of
Ashland; Mss Virginia Revere. Lot.
Va Miss Leila Mae Green. ~ &c. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Charge lie Made stills.

OF Charlotte county. WAS held under
$500 for The Federal grand jury neat
March by United states Commissioner
NJ. u. Flynu yesterday evening on
charges OF manufacturing stills. sell
iac them and making liquor Revenue
agents traced an order OF brass kct-
Ties, and maintain that Scssler by 4
slight operation converted these into
mooushiDe pcrcolatorS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05

committed suicide "A few days ago by
hanging himself from a tree At his
home near Roses Mills. Worry is
assigned as the cause Of his act Spar
rows dead body. suspended from a tree
a few hundred yards from his dwelling.
was found by his young son. who was
sent in search Of him. lie leaves a
widow and four Young children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Plumber. GO on strike.

DANNILLE. Sept 4.-Plumbers oni-
ployed by Hodneit Nass x Watson, a
local firm OF hardware dealers. went
ON strike Yesterday They have been
receiving So per diem for their work
and now want s.. The firm refused
10 acCcde to this wage increase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-05
Court Name. supervisor.

FREDERlCkSB CRG, Sept Judge
II. n l.. chichester, OF King George
Circuit Court. has appointed NJ y
district, King George Couuty - ii
the vacancy caused by the death %
Supervisor Jesse Newton