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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17

Highest IS degrees, at II so p. M lowest
TO degrees, at l :40 a. m. /; average, 72 de-
gress; average same date last year, "a de-
grees; average same date for thirty-three
years y degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
Sail Tuesday

~ nenenol Lisbon 49,. 100 AM 12:OOM
= pa santa Marta. 200 AM 1900 AM
st Michael, Natal ..... l2:O0M 200 PM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
Weather Report

Moon rises IL :18 p. m. Moon sets. IL AT q m.
Local Forecast--Local showers and thun-
der storms probable to-day and tomorrow
not much change in temperatures gentle to
moderate southeast winds
Local Official Record.--The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-08-17
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

NURSE, practical In all cases. Blackburn
l3i East +3d st. Phone Vanderbilt 2741
SECRETARY- STENOGRAPHER POSSESS
ING INITIATIVE. EXPERT PREFER
ARLY PRINTING OR KINDRED LINES;
ESTIMATING; $50 1856 A-4s. TRIBUNE
OFFICE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
REVENUE AGENTS SEIZE
ia STILLS DURING JUL \
Outfit With Capacity of 500 Gallons
Ncnr oronto Is Largest
Found.

Illicit liquor, or "moonshinc" dis
tillerics destroyed by the Department,
Gt internal Revenue in the month OF
juicy. according 10 the report OF the
department. completed yesterday.
SHOWS that III We're seized and de-
StroE"d by revenue officers Propcrtv
IN IN" shape Of automobiles. horses
ana wagons and mules seized and CON
hscated throughout the State is valued
IN The report AT SlO.6S2
me largest still DESTROYED was roupd
near oronto. ana was reported 10 ba"c
capacity OF 800 gallons. The owner
was accidentally shot and Killed by a
revenue oihccr few DAYS after The
sun Mas destroyed The revenue niIn
Mtrc rldinE along mountain road
IN an AUTOMOBILES. when = "a hbii loannJ
49, hhu ran across tn. road into some
pushes. one OF tho revenue onirn,s
Jerk"d a gun from his holster ana ,n,.t
WwEh,ns SPOT at tho rabbit
W hen the revenue men wop, ,o 90.
Mnh' iuck they had had. if any, thev
.ouuu me old mountain.cr sho,
..nnoush the he..r'. He was aftcrw,rds
,TTu',u 10 nave other stills secreted in
'" mountains. The report asserts
t,o ~ gM" rhid in Wise County. in tho
~, o~,.H "aSI riCt' twenty.onc arrests were
,i"ue i"r alleged violations of mo 80
nue. laws; In skirrnish Win :, I've,
o. noohshiners TWO revenue mo-, 80"
MMpuhded and one nnoonshirnr III,
Z n- n!oonsh!nerS were armed NIL, ~
Sea !ihcr Springfield ri:,ns ~
neaNIcr than the army riGa w.b ~ uGH
only 3O-30- Caliber ""'Ch !"
81 ne largest number Of stills sovo-a,
o -. mem as large as 300 p.Ii1,se - q
capacity. were seized in vvi Sa"ons IN
and FRANKLIN Counties ,he ratrick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
WAGES so SMALL, CARMEN
CAN'T CONSIDER MARRIAGE
Labor Commissioner John HirschbcrE
Talks TO Union Of Trolley


Labor Commissioner John Hrsch-
berg. REPRESENTATIVE Wilcox. f. T..
MaX"y and Howard r. Colvin were the
speakers AZ the second meeting OF the
street Carmen Union, which met last
night in the Colombo Hall on Wcs,
Broad street, 10 perfect the plans for
the union.
Many men employed BY the Virginia
Railway and Power Company joined
tn" union last night and aHiliat!on with
the Central Trades ana Lab Dor Council
and the Virginia Federation .: Labor
waS decided
In his speech Howard Colvin told
me men that ne believed that the
Virginia Railway and power Company
XIII cooperate 20 greater extent
"'ith IN" men in the future ~ the
present rate Of salary, ne asserted,
young men could hardly suppor. them :
selves and ina, It was Impossible Tor
them TO look forward to marriage be-
caus. o. this. He expressed little
fa!th IN the government inVcstigat ion
Of prices and told The men That after
the Investigation prices would prob
ably 70 W "a per cent, as in the past.
Safety electric cars came in FOR n
scoring Al the hands Of Commissions"
iiirschh"rr, "ho stated that u Vas e
serious rrOhlE'n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
Rrbn1ut10 GirreS -Dispatrh
Motors Must Haze
Adequate Muffzers
Lieutenant Sdmuels Out
lines Misuses Made of
EThdusts By DriUers.
BY LIEUTENANT sAMuELs,
Hcnd of Richmond Traffic Department

Hcnd of Richmond Traffic Department.
The law says that every motor
vehicle operated on the streets of our
city shall he equipped with an ade-
quac muller. which shall not be cut
out. Misuse by autoists Of mufliers
was the reason this law was passed..
Experiments have indicated that the
muller cutout has not added to the
efficiency of thu automobile. and a
great many makes Of automobiles are
now being made without any mufiier
cutout.
Scveuty-fivc per cent of the COM
plants on traffic violations are Of
muller cutouts. Many automobile
owners do not know when their muller
is cat out or that their exhaust pipes
have become loose. which has the same
effect and makes the same noise.
II motorists would only get Il taste
OF the discomfort they cause others
by making unnecessary noise they
would he more conSiderate. Because
OF leaving windows open many addi-
ional complaints OF noise tends are
reported TO the police.
Several autoiSts have been convicted
III court OF using their exhaust wills
Ties. which Is against the law in Rich
mond. HospitIl zones are most FIRE.
quenily violated. although the law
plainly inStruCtS the motoriSt to drive
slowly and only sound horns when
absolutely necessary and make no other
noise.
Using too much oil has caused many
fines 10 be paid in Police Court, as tho
overabundancc Of oil makes exhaust
fumes, therefore violating the smoke
ordinance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
THIEVES TAKE FOUR CARS;
OFFICIALS RECOVER ONE
Lock Pricd on Garage Door and Au-
tOmObilc Valued nj $1,000
Is Taken.

r. l.. Peters. Of 100 North Eighth
street, President Of the Common Coun-
ell OF Richmond. and y Z. Stutz. "a
travelling salesman. OF li22 lakewood
Avenue, were the victims picked out
last miGht by automobile thieves. and
each lost an auto. The car Of Mr..
Stuiz wns in from. OF the ball park
Yesterday afternoon, will. Mr.. Peters
!cf, his automobile near Robinson and
Broac Streets about . o'clock yesterday
afternoon and found it missing at .
O'clocE.
Thursday a large automobile belong
Ing 70 7 =. Johnson. OF 1917 Grove
Avenue, was stolen from his garage.
when the lock VAS pried off. and an
automobile belonging to :. K. Hianch-
ard, Of Woodland. y. G, was also stolen.
Mr. Johnson's car was valued AT ~
600.
y large expensive automobile which
va reported stolen here yesterday
morning. ana which was taken from
another city was recovered yesterday
afternoon by ratrolman j. j. .Ien-
uiugs. \ general alarm had been is
sued on the police Bulletin for the car
i man dressed a. a sailor. and who
gave the nm" Of John OBricn. OF Phil
adclphia, Mas placed under arrest
charged witn being suspected Of q
felony IN connection with the theft OF
The automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
ADVERTISERS CLUB HEARS
TALK ON MERCHANDISING
Incide Speaker Declare. Plumb
Plnn W ouid he Defeated nv
nhinS<d ItHiIroadrr.

y. Thomas Lyons Of Baltimore, VAS
the principa spta kcr h"fore the Al.
at their weekly meeting q. tho RusI.
mems CLUB The suulec' ~ bus address
Was Merchandising
That the Plumb pan ~ '-i-par,t,o
ownership % railroads vas npr.c,ical
and would be voted down by Tia. raiI-
road employees themselves Z unh ascd
In their opinion on inc subject was the
principal feature ri his address
Spcakin. on advertising nc told tho
club that the advertisement l'sclf Mas
purported only TO make one sale. and
that tho merit Of tn" goods them
selves would create the demand ana
bring IN the second ana following
sales. Mr. Lyons stated that The con-
tinued advertising Of poor goods would
be more than useless.
The next meeting Of tho Advertisers
club vii he held OIL Friday. August
-, Al tho Business Mems club and
VIII be addressed ny Dr Douglas Free.
man. who VIII give tho iifth az a scrjc.
Of lectures on The Psychology OF .td'
vertis!ng."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
EMPOWER RAILWAY MEN
WITH POLICE AUTHORITY
Six Employees OF r., f.. and p. Take
Oath Following Trouble at
Shops.
CASE is PENDING
United States District Attorney Smith
Says Matter Has Not Come Of
ficially Before Him-Shopmcn Re-
fuse TO Work Ten Hours.

City Clerk Alfred II, Mcdowell yes
terday administered the oath OF office
10 six men who have been granted po-
lice authority while they are in the
employ OF the Richmond Frcdericks
burg and Potomac Railroad. The men
arc Neal Dcherty. 7 j. Cousins, w. -.
Jennings. r II. Ball. Il. :. Woods and
j. Adams
on these men is believed 10 be due 10
the recent outbreaks at the Richmond,
f'rede rickshurg and Potomac shops,
where IL is claimed that some of the
men who We're on the strike have en-
deav9red to intimidate and black list"
officials and loyal employees who had
while tho strike was in force. Never
thelesS. II was stated yesterday that
special police officers that have been
on duty at the shops since Tuesday
VIII be withdrawn al once. as the gen
eral committee OF the shopmcn has
guaranteed that order would be main
tanned. and no further outbreaks Of
the men countenanced.
The case of II. Il. Heckler, an ap-
prentice charged with being one Of
Clayton. n ward foreman of the Rich
mond. fredericksburg and Potomac
KailI9ad is pending. on the docket Of
suggestion that United states District
Attorney SmiNh would take this matter
before the Federal courts. but Mr..
smith stated yesterday that the case
had not been officially brought TO his
attention. and that he had not hecn
advised that any Federal question en-
tered into it,
Chesapeake and Ohio shopmcn here
have refused 10 extend their working
time from eight 10 ten hours. despite
the request Of railroad officials 4
large number OF locomotives are said
to be out Of repair. owing to the bur
den which the Chesapeake and Ohio
has of carrying so many OF the soldier
trains. 1t is said that the action Of
t-e Shopmen was unanimous. despite
the fact that overtime pay is in effect
after the first eight hours
In addition 10 administering the oath
OF Office 10 these special officers City
Clerk Alfred II. Nc Dowell admins
tered the necessary oaths 10 two men
who Will be regular members of the
Police DEPARTMENT. They are Charles
l.. Brock we'll and Carl II. Sutphin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
DIRECTOR MYERS SEEKING
FIRE EQUIPMENT BIDS
AdvcrtiseS for Purchase OF New E1uip-
mcnt ia Completely Motori1c
Department..

Director OF Public Safety Myers yes
terday began advertising for bids for
apparatus 10 be used in motoriZing the
fire department. The apparatus Will
be paid for out OF the SltS.O re-
Gently appropriated for the motoriz-
ing of the department. The bids :hat
are being advertised for arc on the
following:
-Four pumpor of 1000 gallons per
minute capacity. one pumper of $50
gallons per minute capacity. one
pumper OF 600 gallons per minute
capacity. Two triple combinations of
$50 gallons per minute capacity. Four
triple combinations Of go TO 500 gal
Ions per minute capacity. Two aerial
ciShty-tive foot extension ladder. hook
and ladder trucks. one tractor for use
in connection with siXty-fivc foot hook
and ladder truck. one combination
supply and wrecking wagon or truck.
Director Myers is planning 10 give
Richmond "A fire department which Will
be second 10 none. in efficiency. in the
United states. He expects to save the
city at lcas, $50. 900 a year by reason
OF the motorizinS Of the fire depart
ment and has informed the city, coun-
ell that this saving may reach $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
ASSOCIATION TO PROTECT
LIBERTY BOND OWNERS
Working on PInn for Lending on Gov
eminent Securities TO Prevent
Selling.

Word has been received al The Offices
of the war loan organization here Of
plan 20 protect Liberty bond owners
who are obliged TO borrow Oh their
bonds. Recognizing tina; many bond
holders who are forced 10 borrow on
their government bonds are at tn.
mercy OF unscrupulous agencies. the
National Federation Of Remedial Loan
Associations has appointed a commits
tee 10 confer Sth the United states
Treasury officials and d-aft Il uniform
plan 70. handling TINS problem through
out the country.
/, is the Purpose o. the National
Rened!a! Loan Ass ociatlon 10 work ont
a plan for lending on bonds that viii
enable ne original purchaser 10 r."
ta:n his bond Unill maturity and pay
back the loan n small inStallments.
This action = entirely n keeping with
the constructive WORK OF ne assoc.a
tion ~ the past and u Is confidently
expected that The plan which the com
n.tte- w!ll .. able % Work out, m
conjunct!on with .rs.sury officials. ~ili
do r1uch TO rein":'.the .t.csen, situa-
ton, further the - -. = Of the govern
ment tina, Liberty bombs be ncld. 50
far possible. by their original pur.
caascrs tnc CnccH TN operations %
INSCRIPTIONS dealers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
DISTRICT ATTORNEY SMITH
RELEASES MORE SUGAR
additional Barrels PInccd on Mnrke,
Yesterday for Snlc to
Public.

ujrnm smi,I ycs,trday secured the
release % ilftccn more barrels of sugar
being held by manufacturers. and had
it put on the market. 1t was distributed
around among the mercha nts as far
as u would 20 Speaking Of the matter
Yesterday, Mr.. Smith said:
II am afraid that this lot of sugar
is the last that wc can place on the
market We have about reached the
limit | don't know what he people
ar" going 10 do. for the sugar situation
seems worse than it was during the
war"
Notwithstanding the fact that the
shortage Of sugar in this city con
tinucS Their" was Il fair amount of the
commodity for sale in tho retail grocery
stores here yesterday Inquiries at
several places developed the fact that
customers were being supplied each
with two pounds of graduated sugar
and many pounds OF brown sugar
as they desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
CIRCUS DRAWS CAPACITY
CROWDS AT TWO SHOWS
Richmond ~I<ids." Young and Old. See
Clowns. trrohnrs and Hnrc-
Back Riders

Richmond "Eids"-n including those
from two Yeas " TO e!=nty-spen, 4
busy day Yesterday.
Both performances Of Johu Robin
sons ci-eus wcre viewed from packed
seats. and last night the showmen
were compelled 10 dose the gates and
'urn away several hundred seeking
admission because the big top" Mas
hiled TO CAPACITY
This years SHOW differed m, slight
~ FROM hose Of past seasons. except
that ,ar effect ~ tho war uas uotic
able ny lack OF equipment paint
and new furnishings bat there vas 4
galaxy % clowns tanned animals and
horses. and the kids ~cr. tcca,od
with the usual slars,ict ~ the tun-
makers inc Eh..-Ii. ChaDliu" pre-
performance entertainer anu halky
mules
There was plenty Of bareback rid
Ing OF tho better sort. While the audi
ence wss given numerous thrills hv
the aerial performers one family
ttrou?e OF ncIohats proved the big
The show arrived late and 1t was
noon before IN" psrad" started. hu,
there were hundreds n mothers and
children along the inc OF r'arch 10
view tho camels End elephants. tho
ponies and Mild animals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
NORTHERN NECK BUILDING
NEGRO TRAINING SCHOOLS
Lancaster and Northumberland
Counties Arc in Practical Educa-
tionaI Movement.
SHOW SPLENDID COOPERATION
Colorcd People Contribute Literally
to Meeting Costs OF Construction.
Many Private Bcncfactions Help in
Effort

Es;ablishmcr: of county training
schools for negroes in Lancaster and
Northumberland Counties in the White
stone and Fairhelds' districts was the
subject OF conference this week be-
tween Dr. Frank w Lewis. district
superintendent of schools; Arthur d.:
Wright, State supervisor of colored
schools OF the personnel of the State
Board of Education. and members Of
the school boards of Fairfelds' and
Whitestone districts.
The present negro school al White
stone represents an outlay OF about
$4,000 OF this amount more than
$4,000 has been contributed by the
negroes themselves.
Bcncht. from slater Fund.
In consideration OF the Whitestonc
School being merged into the Lancaster
County Training School. ii Will receive
annually $500 from the John +. Slater
fund, to be expended for salaries for
school will also receive $40! from the
General Educational Board, of New
York. which amount is to he spent in
painting the building. completing "a
domestic science room for III. girls;
and in carpenrring and agricultural
courses for the boys.
This school has already received 5000
from the julius EoSenWaid fund for the
completion Of the building. The addi-
tional cost TO tho Whitestone School
Board TO make necessary changes Will
amount 10 less than $3.50. Private
agencies are contributing $1,000.
New school ut RcedviIIc.
The new negro school at Recdville
will receive considern bly, more from
private subscriptions than Will the
Whitestonc School owing. first, to the
fact tina; it IS considerably larger
building. and second. that IL is not
nearly complete
In its present state of incompie1ion
this school represents a total outlay OF
almost $4,000. and OF this amount the
negroes themselves have contributed
over $1,000.
Besides the annuity OF $500 from the
John +. Slater fund for an additional
teacher. The northumberland County
Training School Will receive 500 from
the General Education Board for roof
ing and industrial equipment. and $1,000
from the julius Eoscnwald fund for
the completion Of the building and
$1,000 from private subscriptions. The
extra cost 10 the school board Will be
less than SIS.
Disregard District Lines.
In consideration of these facts. the
local boards have agreed to have these
schools open 10 any children OF their
respective counties regardless Of dis
trict lines, who have completed the
sixth grade work in their schools.
Supervisor Wright expressed the
opinion that these TWO schools were
TO begin AS training schools with the
brightest prospects in the way OF
buildings, equipment and capable
leadership. and that in but few com
munities had the negroes themselves
shown such Il splendid spirit Of CO.
operation and Scli-hClp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
DIR. R. H. TUCKER TO MAKE
COMPENSATION ADDRESS
Chose Virginia Commissioner 10
Discuss Administrative Prob
lens mt Toronto.
is INTERNATIONAL
Workmen's Industrial Legislation to
BE Considered by Gathering of
Leaders From United States and
Canada in Thrcc-Day Session.

Official recognition is accorded Nir
ginia in the work of industrial accident
boards and commissions in the place
allotted to pr. II. II. Tucker. chairna n
of the Industrial Commission of Nir
GINA. on the program for the sixth
annual meeting of the international
Association of Industrial Accident
Boards and Commissions.
The association will begin II three
day session OF September % in Toronto.
Canada. at the King Edward Hotel
There arc approximately forty MEM
bcrs of workmens compensation com.
missions in tho United states and
Canada. who Will be present and who
Will take part in the discussions.
Dr Tucker will speak Of admi lis
trative problems from the standpoint
ton Of the workmen's compensation
act. which went into effect in January
of the present year the Virginia COM
mission having been appointed last
To Discuss LcEisIntion.
Officers OF the international Associa-
ton of Industrial accident Boards and
Commissions are: George \. Kingston.
Board of Ontario. president: Will j.
French, of the Industrial Accident
Commission Of California. vicc-presi-
dent. and Royal Mcckcr. United States
Commissioner OF Labor Statistics at
Washington. secretary and treasurer.
ON the executive committee besides
3.
Illinois; Fred. NJ. Wilcox. Wisconsin.
r W. Armstrong. Nova Scotia.
The general subject for the open
ing day is "Workmcn's Compensation
Leg islatiou." and :hc first speaker is
the United states Commissioner of
Labor Statistics Royal Mceker. who
Will address the commiss toner's on
Minimum Requirements in Workmcn's
Compensation Legislation"
Consider inform Act.
Harry \. MackeN, chairman Of the
Workmcn's Compensation Board OF
PENNSYLVANIA. viii be the second
speaker His subject will he Som.
Comparisons OF WOrkmcn's Conpeusa-
ton LeC!slation." and he Will be fol-
lowed by Charles :. Andrus, chairman
Of the Illinois Industrial Commission
who will talk on, is Uniform Com
pcnsation Act Possible or Desira le? -
on the program with Or. Tucker
chairman of tho Industrial Commits
sion OF Virginia, on Tuesday, Scptem-
Der 49, are William q. Archer. deputy
commissioners in charge, Bureau Of
Workmen's Compensation. N.w York:
7. j. Duffy. chairman OF the Ohio
Industrial Commission. II q. Wilson.
commiSS Toner of the Workmcn'S COM
pcnsation Board OF Manitoba and John
+. Gardiner. commissioner of the De
partment OF Labor and Industries Of
Minnesota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
HEARS ECHO OF WAR
n nn"c. Alleged Draft Eradcr. T,
,Scd From Custody
After Hearing.

There was an echo =,
e. TTn"n iobe Moore was brnu,:b; 81
n epF" IL ited States CommissioneE ~ E,a BE-
port 70 his is i i, GhaT dc . Of falling to re-
caring the testimony thn nltcr
s,,t,icLi ne!a th2t the evidence VA M,
;hn.'',ient 10 make out a case ar,, ne,
---..Ha NJ ana he was discharged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
TO DELIVER LECTURES
VIII Address Cotton states Merchants
SsSOria lion In Session In
Memphis, Tenn.

Norman Johnson. editor Of tho Me-
chants Journal OF Commerce, left
Richmond last night for Memphis,
Tenn. to deliver a series az four !cc-
lures on merchandising and it's prob
Ions before the Cotton states MGR
chants Association in session there
Mr.. Johnson viii he gone from Rich
moud for q week shortly after ~"
Memphis convention he viii 20 10 SC"
orleans to lecture he!or" a trade a.
ISOLATION IN that city No is secretary
az the Wholesale Dry Goods Assoc!a-
ifpu Of tlr South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
RAID MOONSHINE STILLS
Prohibition Agents seize Two Large
DutG's In southwestern
Virginia.

Prob hitinn headquarters was u"ti-
He'd yesterday Of the seizure OF two
large "moonshinc" stills. not far from
i.lS Ston" Gap, ana the ,rrcr Of
three men al Appalachia, for vIolah Gus
OF INC prohibition law.
an automobile VAS also reported -
counscatoh and tho owner fined S20J
and given u sentence .! thirty days
~ jail. Two gallons OF whisky wcr.
said TO hay" been found in the car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
PARKING RULE CHANGES
For Hire tnrs May Now stand on
Eighth Near HroHd

Amendment OF the ordinance reru-
lating stands IT FOR hire" cars MAS
announced by Director o. Public safety
Myers last night. The change in tn"
ordinance now permits cars To park
On me east side Of Eighth street Just
north OF an alley south Of Broad street.
Three automobiles may us" this space.
but not more than ono car owned by
any individual. firm or corporation viii
hc allowed to park At this stand II any
one Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16

IhhrGcs OF NE mot o. $500 In cur
rency against sarah Foster. colorcd, q
maid in downtown hotel were dis
missed IN Police Court Yesterday as a
mistake Carl !. Ahbott. a former ma
rinc, en- route 10 his home IN the West
was the complainant. The money Was
found later