davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
La Bebida del Hogan
MALTA Y LUPULO


Preparada especialmenke por hom-
bres de experencla y recommended pa
"a bebidas del hogar. Es RIGA de esa-
puma y tlene u verdadero SAILOR y 60
garantixa que da r~esuitados. Los In
gredientes para hacer cinco GaIones
Sc remitiran al recibo de $500, sufis
ciente para yeinte ualones So remItl-
ran al reclho de $3.50. So mandan Ins-
trucciones completes con cada orden.
Haga I'm prueba y Sc ~convenceran.
Advertencla NO usEN LEvApuRA.
Es 4ncontra de Ia ley. Sc enviara un
libro con toda clase do formulas al
reciho de $500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Para ed Ldnes proximo, "a de No
lyiembre SO anuncia el enlace matri
monial de Ia simpatica Sehorita Jua
nita Garcia y Ell j0ven Felipe Chavez
ambos de Lamy. Apadrinaran el actt
Ell Sr. v la Sra. Felipe SaIazar. 70
hoyia es hija de Don Bias Garcia
Dona Julia Gurule, v ell noTio es hiit
de Don Margarito Chavez y Doha TO
nita Martinez, ambas familias muS
d~istinguidas 81 j6yen novio es IN
yeterano de la guerra mundial, y tie
ne a su honra haber estadO 0 las
fuerzas expidicionarias de allende los
mares, habiendo sido descargado del
servicio militar con todos los homo
res de un bizarre soadado. Esta re-
dacci0n felicia a la nueva pareja y
les desea una feliz luna de miel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
los OFiCiALES DE CONpAD0
SON LLAMADOS A SANTA FEE
PARA cOMFERENciA DE-
TAsACioMES

Una conferencia de la comisi6n de
estado sobre tasaciones, 81 cuerpo de
comisionados dc condado v ases0res
de condado serA tenida en- Santa Fe
los dfas in, lis v 10 de Ddciembre.
Noticias de esta conferencia fueron
enviadas Ell dias pasados por la co;
mission de tasaciones.
Tambien fuerdn invitados los mayo
res de las ciudadas y plazas no obs
tante que eli objeto de Ia c~onferencia
els grandemente con Ell fin de lIegar
a IN acuerdo equitatiyo de prOpieda-
des, raiz y personaIes, afuera de
las municipalities. Sc ha creido
propio, por 10 tanto, que los mayores
atiendan Ia conferencia en- 81 dltimo
dfa de la sesion-el IL de- Diciembre-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

isado cuando 81 Secretario Lansing
hizo una a~pelaci0n ante las naciones
~civilizadas del mundo para que dc.
|clararan al regimen Bolsheviu como
una hampa de bandidos. Y afirmado
con enfasis de que no era possible
p0der haber c0mpr0mlso con los boil
schevikis, agregaando prominentes
ofieiales que 81 reeiente rOmpimiento
radical en- los Estados Wnidos habia
sido grandemente debidosa la influen.
ella de los Bolsheyikis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Ell Lines pasado 10 del corriente
unieron sus destinos y corazones la
Sra. Tohita Garcia, anteriormente de
Las Vegas N. MI y Don Juan M. vi
gil. prominente c0merciRnte de Po-
joaques N. M. La ceremonio tuvo lu-
gar en- Ia CapiIla de Santa Cruz, a las
X de la mafana. Apadfinaron el acto'
81 ST.. Genaro Quintana y la sra. To-
sefita de Qnintana. EEta reduction
les desea a los nnevos conyugues una
feliz luna de miel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Noticias Oficiales
be La CAPITAL DEL EsTARo
-UN REQ DE LARGA sENTENciA
iES REcIBIDO EN- LA
PENlTENCIARiA

Walter Cox, sentenciado a seryil
de a so amos por incesto, principle
SUI sentencia Ell jueyes pasado en- la
penitenciaria del estado. ri fu6 en-
viado del condado de Roosevelt.
Recientemente tambien han llega'
do como internos dc la penitenciarfa
Manuel Reoios. alias Manuel Rojas
u Lseandro Flores ambos del condado
de Lincoln, Ell primero sentenciado
a servir de i'm ano q Is meses por
ropo de caballos Y ei ultim0 senten-
ciado d servir de cinco a sells amos
por rapt0.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Ell vATlcANo REcIBE A uN pi-
PLoMATA BAvARo

ROMA. Noviembre 16,-M Papa y
Ell Cardinal Gasparri r~ecibieron hoy q
Monsehor Aloisi, que ACADIA de re-
gresar de Lisboa, Portugal, donde ha.
bfa residido durante TODD ell periodu
de la revolucion. permaneciendo ALI
hasta que Sc reanudaron las ~relacio-
mes diplomaticas entire Portugal y Ia
Santa Sede.
P0r primera vez desde ell c0mien-
Ia de la guerra mundial, Ell Papa Be,
nedicto recibi6 hoy oficialmente a dos
representatives de los Poderes Cen
trales. Ell baron Johann Won Gebsat-
tel, Secretario de la Legaci0n de Ba:
Tiera, fue honrado a este ~resecto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
UNA BUENA MEDICINAL PARA LAS
TosEs DE Los NlNos.

Mrs. ]. w. Phillips. de Redon, Ca,
telefone0 a ]. M. Floyd, 81 comercian-
te de aquel lugar, ~pidiendole que 70
mandara una bptella de Remedio de
Chamberlain para la Tos, pues que ha-
bfa comprado otra botella en- 81 item
,'da y le estaba hacienda tant0 bien
a sus ninos que guerra seguir 81 ira
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
ny N 2 8 4 a N 7 {

Puhlicamos EN- dos columnas
noticias EN- espanoI en- la pagina 4ta.
de nuestra seccion inaiesa. Tomen
nota de este nuestros susciptores que
nos mandaron communicates durante la
isemana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

tamiento. No podria encontrar NADIA
mejor para ias toses o reafrios de los
ninos o de I'd. mlsmo. Sueita Ia ne.
ma, facilita la e-xpectoraci6n y prontu
liberto del resfrio al sistema.
pc venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

la pregunta: testa I'd. enfermo?.
recibe muchas yeces esta sofia res
'nuestas les IN simple restrict como
~ fueIa un refrl0 cosa de pOca monta.
Pero Ia gente esta va c~omprendiens
DO que I'm resfrfo comm no es asun-
70 con 81 que So pueda jugar, porque
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

eos tenian en Kutayo, seg0n dice
w despacho reeibido De Constantine.
Am r~scientes ~despach0s recibidos
aqut, 81 habla do las ca0ticas con-
diciones que exikten Ell Turuuia. y
~ deria due recientemente habia To-.
nldo ltIgaf I'm choque entire las tro-
pas turcas y las francasas cerca de
Anfotra en- otros lugares
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
VEL G0BiERNu pE LOS ESTApoa
uNlpos MO TENDRA NlNouN
COMPROMISE CON Los
sOVlETs

WASHINGTON. NOV. 1s.-No habra
ningdn compromiso con Ell gobierno
Bolsheyiki de Russia por los Estados
unidos, segdn fue sabido hoy en-
Ia secretaria de estadol
La actitud de- pals es la misma
ahora, Sc diio, que 10 era 81 aho pa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

de UNI resfrfo pueden originar muchas
de las Intermediates mas peligrosas.
En- euant0 So presenter los primeros
sintomas del resfrfo, t6mese Ell Re-
medic de Chamberlain. Acuerdese Dc
que cpanto mas pronto Sc liberte del
resirfo meR6s seTa 81 peligro, v este
remedio IL ayudara a echar fuera o.
resfrio.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
cAoTlcA SlTuAcioN EN- eli I'M.
PERlO TuRcO

LONpRES, Noviembre 12.-1Las
tropas inglesas On 81 Asia Menor han
c~onfiscado 800 carros de ferrocarril
careados de m~uniciones, que los tur.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

.. N, Montoya, de Springer, viait0
Santa Re q martes.

- T7 ---T- W. "
~ Monioya az SPRINGER Visi''
santa fe n martes'
y 4.
- .'"
e7'n"
:, ....u ranana, ra,.aa pono
u A~suuAnsv nv usas.a I, sSs.taa 4
Leslvsv " Asv"duS wy 1 ss 4 !
uonue hapia1iuo evn Vhieiaies
Manana ylsraes rs un'ran w ianoms I,
" hlorss i% nl''a rpta Is sna~
1oysn Esar'Ss Y N S@pai"
~ uaiislVV ~ Y
go. y. "
l LAc. q, u o.clV S ~ I 4, I
los ~usiesauVs poIs WY MsAaNo NJ u
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
UNO DE LOS PRlSlONEROS
FUGlTiV0S cO0iDO EN- UN
M CUART0NElRo CERcA
DE COCHITl

Daniel Flores, que Sc fug6 del ram
chic de la penitenciarfa dfas pasados,
Sc hnllaba otra vez tras de las rejos
Ell viernes pasado. I'll fugitive fue
cogid0 en- Boone i'm campo cuarto-
nero al n0reste de Cochiti. p0r AL.
barado Mont0ya y tue traido q IA
penitenciarfa por 81 captain de Ia
guardia de Ia misma.
Flores no ACADIA de llegar al campo
cuando tue a~prehendido. El diputado
Guardian Pat Dlgan va habfa esta-
do en- aquel iugar y habia dado to-
das las sefas necesarias, las cuales
~ayudaron en- capturarlo de nj vez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

dents: James B. Read. cajsr0s Charles u pcksrt caiaro asstsute
Dtrsctorea-LeF A HuEhss. ArsAr ssngman. y eptA Paul A. y
wsltor. Benjamin y Rnnkey.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

III ST. b. Romero, de Las Vegas, fue
i'm yisitante de IA capital durante Ia
semana.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

I'll Ayudante General James Baca,
regres0 do Albuquerque 81 martes a
donde habia lido con ~negocios 0ficiales
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Ts's ! ANDREWS Ts's !

Ell precio de las carne esa reducido. No existen precios especiales,
sino los precios acostumbrados. Recuerden Que no tenemos Ell exis-
tencia niguna clase de carne native, NADIA mas que u mejor del surti-
do az ArmourAs' Carne Engordada con Maiz. Nuestra Carne de
Cerdo esta toda especcionada antes de que Ia pongarnos en- venta.
Hacemos nuestros propios Salchichas de Carne Pura y Fresca de
Puerco todos los dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Mariana viernes Sc uniran EN- lazos
de flores la Srita, Flora Anaya Y 81
i0yen Evaristo Anaya, en- la capilla
&c Galisteo. N. M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

I'll Sr. v la Sra. "A. A. Sena, despues
de una vista a sus amistades en- esta
capital ~regresaron al lugar de su re-
sidencia en- Las Vegas q sabado.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
0. B. WATSON TO BECOME
HEAD OF CLAIMS DIVISION
VIII Succeed j. Vaughan Gary In In
dustrial Comm sSion Or
SaniyItion.

:. Owing to the resignation of ].
Vaughan Gary 20 accept the position
Of executive assistant to the State TAN
Board, the Virginia Industrial Commits
sion Yesterday selected .. j.. Watson
TO head its claims division. Mr. Wat
son has been with the commission
since December.
The work Of the Virginia Industrial
commission has grown 10 such an en-
tent that ii was found necessary TO
create a division OF accident and in
surance statistics: and Marion y. Fish
er, OF Richmond County, has been
chosen by members OF tho commission
Tor this important work Mr. Fisher
was recently released from military
service. having served as second lieu
tenant in tho coast artillery.
With the exception Of the field force
Tor the Inspection and adjustment OF
claims. these appointments practically
complete the organization of the com
mission. which has been in process of
Development since the workmcn's com
pensation act became effective last
January The field force Will continue
10 he created gradually as the scope
Of the commission broadens ont ana as
the necessity for larger field force
arises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
LEND AID TO WIDOW
'ohtrinntionS To Assist Mother and
fhmily of seven Come 10
Fund.

Ca. Case 30 !. that Of q widow and
through The Times Dispatch relief
iun6 and contributions received from
DAY 10 day through the fund for this
widow and her little ones are acknowl-
edged each day.
In each case recommended to the
iund ny the Associated Charities :,
goal, believed TO be sufficient 20 !ncc;
inc needs of the individual case. Is
set ana when this is reached the cas-.
me assistance which is asked for
me widow and children has Just started
to come IN i is expected that the
goa set ny n" Associated Charities
Will be met within a very short time.
Aoout one year ago the father of
this family was killed while al his
work, and since then the mother has
reared the little group as pest she
could. The case was, however taken
over ny the Associated Charities in
me nope Of holding the family up to
the same standard o! living that ihev
We're accustomed TO before misfortune
came TO the home Checks 10 aid his
together and giving them the things
llncs- Dispatch relief fund.
k"ccipts for Yesterday were:
l-eEoy Goldberg * On
Previously acknowledged. .......3 06
IS on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS
lENGTHENING VACATIONS
Measure Providing for Repeal of
Automobile Parking RuIc
Also Docket.

Tonight the city Councils Commit
tee on ordinances Will meet to consider
councilman English's resolution. which
seeks 10 increase the length Of citv
employees vacations from ten to fift-
teen days. The committee is also eX-
pccted To take UP the measure proyid-
inS Ter repeal OF the ordinance which
authorizes the Director of Public Safety
20 designate tn" places at which for
Hlrc automobiles may stand waiting
for employment.
The Committee on Streets meets at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon for the
consideration OF the matter of closing
foddin street, between Creek street
and the Seaboord Air Line tracks. and
TO take NJ the question OF reducing tho
width OF an alley that opens on Fourth
Strcet and lies between Cary and Main
Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
HOLD CONFERENCE TODAY
ON BUYING ARMY FOODS
Citizens VIII Meet with Mayor to
Discuss High Cost OF
Living.

Mayor Ainslie today will hold a con-
ference with citizens TO discuss the
question of taking advantage OF the
opportunity to secure foodstuis for
Richmond at cost from the surplus
stores of the War Department. The
conference will be held in the Mayors
Office at o'clock this afternoon. Those
who have been invited to attend are:
John {. Easlcy. president Of the Cham
Der of Commences: r. w. Merchant,
secretary OF the Renters and Con-
sumers Protective .Associa ton; Clar-
ence T. CABOT. president of the Bust
ness Mems club: II. Nee. Burlington.
president OF the Rotary Club: W. y.
Clarke. Jr.. secretary OF the Retail
Merchants Association: Charles r. Nor
man. president of tho kiwanis Club;
Frank Kruk and y. NJ Black, repre-
scntinc organized labor: ~ i. Wilmer.
W. Sunders. who is experienced in the
distribution of supplies.
il is stated that under its charter the
city cannot engage in the purcha Sc
and sale of food supplies. hut in order
that Richmond may he on an equal
footing with other cities in securing
surplus foodstuffs il is proposed 10 form
a citizens organization under muni-
cipal auspices and supervision, and this
Is the main purpose OF the meeting
this afternoon.
The Mayor yesterday sent a tele-
gram to tho United States sugar equa-
!ization board at New York, requesting
immediate allotment Of ten car loads
Of sugar. or about 100000 pounds. to
Richmond. If the allotment is made
cash will be paid and the sugar dis
posed of at cost. The Mayor has been
Informed that the board is prepared
10 allot approximately 5000. 900 pounds
Of sugar from government stores TO
virginia. In View of the acute short
age here, he declared that he felt JUS
tined i'll asking for 500 600 pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
DanuiZIe Men Plan
Virginia Air Lines
Charter for Aircraft Cor
poration Gives Right to
Carry Passengers.

1Iumdrum travel through Virginia
on railroads ana livvers may be ma
tcrially curtailed within the near flu
turc when the Danville Aircraft Cor
poration gets under way plans for
furnishing the public with airplane
passenger service.
Initial steps in this direction were
taken by the corporation yesterday.
in fling with the State Corporation
Commission Il petition for Il charter.
permitting it. not only to engage in
carrying passengers high above the
muddy. dusty roads. but to do all
sorts of aerial advertising, mapping
and photography from these machiucs.
The corporation will manufacture.
buy and sell them. under the terms
outlined in it's prospective charter 1t
will use them for exhibition flights.
The charter does not say so. but it
may bring Danville folk to Richmond
for the thcatcr and then take them
back home for midnight dinner Its
ma ximum capital stock will be sc5.-
600.
officers OF the corporation will be c.
Bruce Williams, president; j. y. Her
man, vice president: w. r. Harrison.
secretary and treasurer. These ot'i-
GERS. together with Frank Talbot and
Grasty Crews. will act as board of
directors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
CASE AGAINST LUMPK|N
ENDS IN N0LLE PROsEQu|
Charges That Policeman Accepted
Money In Liquor Trial Are
Dropped.
LAWYER AND OFFICER CLASH
Judge Fines Detective Wiltshire and
Attorney Lovcnstcin $40 Each
When Epithcts Pass in Hastings
Court Ante Room.

Commemorative Attorney Wise. in
the Hastings Court yesterday entered
nolle proscqui in the case of Police
man Nj. +. Lumpkin who was charged
with accepting money to compound Il
felony In connection with the Moran
Cozart liquor cases.
1, is believed that it was deemed
useless to proceed further with the
evidence to offer beyond that which
was presented in the Police Court
Monday when Lumpkin was freed in
a companion case.
The dismissal of tbs case clears the
dockets Of the two courts of this mat
ter. Director of Public Safety Myers
has stated that his investigation OF
this and other affairs in tho Police
Department was only awaiting the
termination of these cases in the
courts. and it is expected that the
Investigation Will be held at an early
date, probably some time next week.
Myers Next to Act.
Director Myers stated yesterday that
he had not yet determined the date for
beginning his invcstiga ton. but would
soon make an announcements. An in
cidcnt OF interest in connection with
the Lovcnstein- Lumpkin cases took
place in the antcroom OF the Hastings
Court yesterday when "A controversy
arose between Attorney Benjamin Low
enstcin and Detective j. l.. wiltshire
the latter of whom is an officer espcci-
ally assigned to the court. Bystandcrs
declare that Detective Wiltshire heard
Mr.. Iovcnstcin make a remark and
thought that he was speaking to him
The detective applied an cpithct TO the
attorney and the attorney returned
one of similar Kind, and the controversy
waXed SO warm that the court took
actual and judicial notice OF ii and fined
each man $40 for contempt OF court.
.Arauittnl of Alfred wyatt.
Judge Richardson yesterday issued
an order committing Henry Breil to
the department tor the crimiually in
sane at the asylum at Marion. Brcu
was charged with housebrcak!ng, but
his sanity being in question. an inves-
tgation was made by committee, and
upon its recon- the court
issued the order
j. c. Register. charged with trans
porting liquor. was convicted and sem
fenced 10 pay n $50 fine and serve one
month in jail.
Court entries show tho acquttal OF
Aired Wyatt. charged with reckless
driving Of an automobile and tho con
viction of T.. W. McMinn. charged with
disordcrly conduct. The latter was
fined So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
SEVEN ACCUSED OF BUYING
STOLEN EXPRESS PROPERTY
Merchants Arc Arrested in Connection
with Thcfts of Tires and
Silk Shirts.

Seven merchants were arrested yes
terday afternoon. charged with receiv-
ing articles which they knew We're
stolen from the American Express
Company These arrests followed a
number OF arrests within the past two
weeks for the alleged theft from the
express company OF numerous articles.
{. q. Pearson. OF 600 East Nine
warrants. Three OF them charged the
receipt OF automobile tires and tho
fourth the purchase CT three silk shirts.
Six automobile tires were said to have
been received by him in all.
Mark Boyd. of iO5 East Canal Street.
was taken into custody after two war
rants. charging the receipt of stolen
goods. were served on him. Four auto
mobile tires were alleged 20 have been
bought by him. The total value Of
the goods, stated hy the express COM
pary. was $3.50.
Sam Bambacus. OF % North Seven
teenth Street. also faces charges of
receiving stolen goods. lie is charged
with buying s2S50 worth OF cigarettes
from some unknown thief.
n Rothenberg, OF lsl4 East Eroa Il
Street. was charged with receiving
three automobile tires.
j, caplan Of 4 North Eighteenth
buying five silk shirts. valued by the
complainant at S32.50
], a. Iauft, OF @l6 North Twentieth
street. is charged on n warrant with
receiving three silk shirts worth $3.50
ana Harry iorwitz, OF 2l5 North
| Eighteenth Street. was charged with
/ the purchase of a half-dozcn shirts
/ valued a $3.50.
/ Today In Police Court William Davis
aurelius watkins and William II
Smith, all colored. will be tried on the
/ charge Of the theft of quantity nj
dress pins from the Richmond. Fred
erick sburg and Potomac Railway. valued
at 500 Other charges of theft are
penang. In which the American En-
press Company or similar shi,n,M.
agencies are named as the complain,
ants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
I as stated above corn was
ALLEGE FAILURE TO STOP
harSes Against Virginia HALLWAY NM,
rover Company In Police
t0urt Today.

he Virginia Railway and Power
otnpany will he tried today in Police
onrt on a chars" Of falling TO maxi
mnn, NJ az h"ninson Street and Momu-
III. ~ venus when signaled to do so.
ne car was Broad ana Main S,rc.,s
ana ~ said TO have ignored signals
~ STOP made by pedestrians. EdTyard
nee ness Hr l., n Levy ars named as VII
p"ned AT s:+5 o'clock vcsi"rGa,. mnp
ms according TO the docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
CROP CONDITION REPORT
SHOWS FIELD WORK DELAY
'""ed StmtcS "cnther Hurcnu Synopsis
Indicates Progress since
RninS Ceased

Ihe synopsis, OF weather and crop
conditions in Virginia for the Week
Snulns jay 20. shows that field work
mas been delayed The report statns. =
fic!d work, though somewhat bo-
anna IN Central and Southeastcrn COM
lies. mas progressed rapidly since Tho
!sSSat OF rainy weather early in
me week. Wheat threshinC has hen
resumed and in Montgomery G,ouniv
! nc sowing 81 the new whea; crop ha :
begun Further reports on the nTn'.'
81 inc rams OF last week indicate that
The damage TO some crops was Droaiar
tHan ~ nrst reported. In Middle Vir
= !nlh ana some Great Valley counties
ni,nrh wheat and oats was caught in
Snpch IN the fields and seriously in
J"rfm because, OF the. sprouting OF the
gram. Considerable lowland corn snf.
dcIrI from the flooding OF IN. rnlds
anu TOBACCO was generally more or les :
lxeepi as stated above corn was
p'hcilted rather than injured bv ,Hn
nnchNy rainfall, and is nov in
condition generally throucb'
9 BY. inc state. Pastures are thriving
hllEht has attacked some whitr No.
Toes locally In the Southwest, ana g.
some southern border counties - NJ
ron IS badly In need of cultiv,,inn
-" RUE. however. il is doing wall a +:
- SMert potatoes, also. Peaches ara
.oillhE and dropping In some lncaIi-
iltS' probably because of tho rora, +,
vet weather. Al! growing crons 80
LOW Improving under the Influence :
abundant warmth and sunshine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31
COURT SETS 100000 BOND
IN GRANTING WRIT OF ERROR
Richmond Horse DeuIcr. ArpenI ycr-
dict I'm Claim Awarded seton
X. Brresford

Smyth Bros McCleary- McClcllan Co
richmond horse dealers. were reouiroI
Yesterday by the Supreme Cour, Of
Appeals 10 put up bond of sos 600
when the tribunal granted them a wri,
OF error and supersedeas 10 the judG-
ment or the Law and Equity Court
which awarded Seton r Bcrcsford NJ
Eng land. the sum Of so0.25O for alleged
services in placing horses for the tlr,n
in war markets
Bercsford claimed he secured sale
for 10000 horses 10 France and pei
gum. for which he should have ~
ceived 50 head. The firm contested
this claim