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and strikes be ''outlawcd and penal.
lied but only after fun protection
Of the workers had been prov idcd.
operatives should be, urged TO organ
nc. he said. adding, that even some
Federal government departments would
DC hettered by decree of "dcmocrati-
cation. which gave the workers IA
voice i'm aueAtion Of adm n istrativo
policy and disciplinary matters.
FINALLY MIR. Wilcox said he had
reached the conclusion THAT mo ulti.
mste solution OF these questions could
he reached unless We undertake local
transportation as a public function"
Fnrors MunicirnI Owuershir.
Public control had reached such a
point. he said, and IL point from which
there could be no reccdns. that \nri-
Ea'r companies could not he given tina [
freedom which alone insure them sue
cess. There could be- I've continued, no
conservative financial policy under pri-
Nate ownership and the profit sharing
enterprises such as the New York Rapid
transit agreement. merely embodied
the had features Of both private and
public enterprises
Members of the commission ,oucs-
toned MIR. Wilcox as TO what he
would recommend to meet the imme-
diate needs of the trolley companies.
lie said a declaration OF an uitimH te
municipal ownership policy would
clear tho all" to be backed un by
legislative steps to clear tho way FOR
ultimate acquisition of existing lines.
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dcnler sells you bottle OF Dodgon's
Liver Tone for a few cents under my
personal money-back guarantee thrt
each spoonful VIII clean your sluggish
liver better than dose OF nasty cnlo.
mel and that IT won't make you sick
Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine. You'll know It next morn.
Ing because you will wake UP feeling
fine. your liver will be working; heal
ache and dizziness gone: stomach vii,
be sweet and bowels regular.
Dodsons Liver Tone Is entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and oan.
not salirate. Give It to your children.
Millions Of people aYn using Dodson's
Liver Toae instead Of dangerous caio,
mel now Your druggist will tell YOU
that tho sale OF eulomel Is almost
stopped entirely hcrst-Adv.
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AWAITING FULL REPORT
ON KOLCHAK OVERTHROW
state Department. VIII Henr from
Ambassador Morris Before
Taking Action.
NJ JAY LERoME M1LL14Ms.

WASHINGTON, August l3.-Thc state
department. is awaiting 4 complete re-
port from Roland $ Morris American
ambassador TO japan, and Gen. William
5. Graves. commander OF the American
forces in Siberia, both OF whom are
whether or not the United States can
do anything in connection with the
ovu!throw OF ADMIRAL kolchaLi
With the rout OF Kolchaks forces
by the Bolshevists. and conSequent
preparations for the evacuation Of
Omsk. the capital OF the "al!-Russian
government which was the name by
which kolchak styled his regime rrac-
tically all of productive Russia will
pass INTO the control Of the BoshcviSts
The NrchanGel EoVcrnmcnt--a sub
Sidiary OF the kolchak government
is doomed 10 immediate oblitcration.
Today the State Department. received
from il a call for assistance. but moth
ing can be done. Soon after the Aneri-
cans withdrew from Northern Russia.
the British, due to the insiStcnce OF
the population At home. began prcpara-
tons FOR their evacuation, and the
French followed suit. There are prac-
tichlly no allied troops in Northern
Russia at this time, and there is little
hope of deSpatching food or supplies
to the $4,000 or 10000 Russia troops,
who sworc allegiance 10 lIolchak he :
bound before food or munitions could
be sent there.
kolchak's retreat in the East more.
over. has been on such a large scale
that II is not believed he Will be able
TO assemble his scattered forces or
care for the refugees from Omsk until
he reaches either Tomsk or lrhutsk.
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MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
HELD AS ONLY SOLUTION
Franchise Expert Tells Electric Rail.
Way Commission That Is Only
Way to Solve Problem.
NOT SPECULATIVE lNTEREs r
DcI.os +. Wilcox Declares Shares
Should Yield Fixed Returns and
That Service Should BE the Govern
ing Motive OF Operation.
lRN .Axsocia,eh prc,lN

WASHINGTON, August l3.-Munici-
pal ownership is the only solution for
the American street railway problem.
control rf private lines having bruk cn
down. neLuS T.. Wilcox New York
franchise expert. today told the Federal
Eclectic Railway Commission. Drawing
from an experience with trolley mat :
tors running back over many years
and particularly upon his present con
nection with investigation OF the af-
fairs OF the Public Service Company Of
New Jersey. Mr. Wilcox said there WAS
no escape from tho logic OF conditions
pointing 10 the handling of urban trans
rortaton as an essential public ser
vice and not for private profit.
The question narrowed down to four
questions h-st, whether tho investment
should Ne regarded as Il speculate
one or be guaranteed: second whether
the business was TO he conducted pri.
nlarily for service or for profit; third
whether continuity Of service vas not
10 ec guaranteed. outlawinE susnen.
sion through strike and fourth
whether public or private agencies
should own and operate the roads.
Would Outlaw strikes.
Answering the first question. he said
street railway investments should not
hc treated as speculative, hut should
Weld fixed return. As To the second
he declared service always should be
tie governing motive of operation. Dis
ruption Of street car service through
strikes should be prevented, he said,
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! am Sincere! Stop Ca|ome'!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calonel sckens and you may lose a
days work. If bilious, constipatcd or
headachy read my guarantee.

Liven w your sluggish liver. Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full Of am
tit.on. But take no nasty. dangerous
caiomel. because It makes you sick aud
you may lose days work
Calomel is mercury or qulcksllver
which causes necrosis OF tile bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it UP. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and
crampins.
Listen to me. If you want to enjoy
the incest. gcntlcst liver and bowel
cleansing you over experienced Just
take spoonful OF harmless Dods3n's
Liver Tone to-nisht. Your druggist or
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Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

lhat splendid actress now appearing
ior heT beautiful complexion. She At.
tributes her wonderful skin 10 the uae
or simple toilet article called rDcr.
Tillo. There IL nothing like il for tan
freckics, shiny nose salloW darh
rough skin. II takes the place Of face
powder stays on better, as pcrspira.
tion Goes not AFFECT ~ and II instantly
heau'ifes the complexion One appli
cation proves II If you want nice
iily-white skin with rosy checks. get a
botpe or DorWilio today: you will be
oenShted Derwiilo Is sold at all un.
to,datc toilet counters. BE sure 10 resd
urge announcement OF Miss Clayton's
Soon 10 appear In This paper IL tells
n3S 20 instantly have beautiful com.
nlerion and a soft white vcIy,iv IL j.,
everyone Jus, loves to touch"-Adv.
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MOOhSHlNERS WHO SLEW
FARLEY JOIN OUTLAW BAND
Battle nct~ccn Sherin's Posse md
Gnhk lacked (or AZ Any
Moment.
Gay A>sociatedrrc...l

Aki.ESTDS. August f1.-The three
moonShinc-a who shot AMI killed
nerut% Will Farley in the he'd Mon
DAY night have Joined 4 band Of out :
laws known ~ the McCloud gang and
the mountaincers nre Ia rricaded i'm :,
rendezvous I'm tho mountains Of Logan
county where they IRE expected TO give
oaitlc to posse OF twenty armed depu-
ties which is hunting them. accordiuS
10 report here this afternoon by ".
: Ha'lahan. state prohibition COM
missioner.
The posse which left HUNTINGTON last
night for the Kentucky border was
expected to come into contact with the
outlaws lHln tOha y.
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FORMER EMPERoR'S YACHT
SORRY SYMBOL OF REIGN
Crnn Now Lies IN Thamrn with It's
Glamour Conc and It's Brnss
GyeeN.
Ky un!yersa, Serric,l

NV NTI'FVTNd' NtTNINt''
LONDON. August IA sorry sym.
boil Of tho flohenzollern cSash--the en-
kaiSer'S YACHT, the Metcor--iS now ly-
inS In the Thames. u WAS brought 10
England last month by an escort OF
British destroyerS.
Gone is her glamour Her brass is
green with neglect. or missing alto
gether. Her paint Is nskinE on. Shes
nothing but Il dirty white vessel with
4 hanged funnel Her decks are un-
clean md tho cabins arc in filthy
state OF neglect.
The dining salon. where der tag
was probably toasted with man,
llocha. is faded and shabby like the
concert room. which ro-cchoed to the
strains of "Deutsrhland Uber Allies
The state cabin OF the all-highes'
is simply a rubbish dump.
The Meteor is theme for the NOR
a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14

The Board OF Aldermen OF Hopcwell
yesterday afternoon declared tho seat
OF !. H. Lucas vacant. and elected
Fred Robbins to ill the vacancy. MIR.
Lucas has been out Of tho city and un-
able TO attend the meetings for SOW
cral months.
hollywood Camp, Woodmen Of the
ORD. Will have picnic at Falling
Creek tomorrow. :. Is Latham. of
norfolk. state manager o. the order.
will be present
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Proposed Aviation Field.

Among the important matters dis
cuSsed last niEht AZ the meeting OF the
establishing an aviation field for A
landing place for airpianes visiting Pc
tcrShurr. While no DEFINITE action
WAS taken. 1t WAS pointed out that "A
suitable landing PARK could he cstab-
lishcd on property Owned by the city
near Wa!nu: Nll.
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ASK FOR RATIFICATION
North Cnrol.un InboV Federation
Attacks Alleged .kutorrnttc
nuIc In Nome ChUrchen."
Cry Associated I'ressD

RALEIGH. y. c.. August i3.--lndors-
ing tho league Of nations. calling for
the States ratification OF the Susan
r.. Anthony amendlncn, aud rcncwins
its fight for IN adequate" child labor
law In North curolina. the state Fed
Grafton Of l.obor in it's second day's
session here adopted ii resolution at
iackips alleged "autoCratic rucl in
some of the churches OF North Caro-
lima" which according to tho rcsolu-
ton. prevents ministers from preach
ing and teaching tho brothcrhooJ of
man from the pulpit. \ committee OF
tive WAS appointed To confer with
minister's
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Undecided About Cont,,,

LIZ NCHBURCi Ausus, !s'-W:h,,b,r
4 contest VIII be made OF the recent
urinary election in Amherst Comfy
when resulted in The defeat OF State
senator Aubrey l.. strobe. a major
IN Inc army. jus, back from Fam.
eS pr J. Is. Woodson. viii! depcnd uoon
me ability 0: Major STROBE 70 retnrn
~ lEe county before Friday as Thai
w! pe inc !aSt day in which a contey 81
tou.o be started. 1t is alleged that
irregularities occurred al the Madison
neishtS precinct. and IL the vote there
- thrown out Strobe would receive
Inc nomination by twenty ma ior,,v
ING ohicial canvass gave W'Codson
seventeen majority
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Seek Home for Bnb,.

u y FIHUNG, August lS.-Thc In.
foned last saturday near an Indi.n
settitment in Amherst County. hay
oetr brought ~ Luxembourg and turned
oNeI INC salvation Army. An effort
Wtl be made TO rt, som, onc ~ .,ao.
the infant. which Is hut month Old
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Child Injured n, Automobile.

N tnrte- lcur-oIU son OF II. 7.
Stanley, yard brakeman OF the Coast
Line Railroad. MAS knocked down and
sevcrel? cut and injured by An auto
Mobile in Lawrence Street this morn
ms The child WAS playing in the
street in front OF his home. The auto
MAS driven By the chauffeur rf former
Governor Mann.
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nsla~ Money for uo,pi,,t

H.N-N IlT.E, AUgust l5-Thc coIorrd
people OF l'dnNiiic arc conducting a
..nNaS this week for $1,000. the Dur.
ppIe nelns TO buy piece Of property
aHu coiIcr; Il into hospital for ne
sroes More ihan 5000 wAre raised
AZ q mass mceting OF colorcd pcoplc
nela aunda!, and nearly S.O0n add
"ond! nave been added since then.
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Firing on r,ane. Ineonaru.d

WAsiilNGToN. August i3.-Amori.
Ssn consul At calcHico informed Inc
Gta' department today that ta.rc Vas
no information there 10 confirm re-
sorts mat MeHic*n troops mad t,red
~ Hinerlcdn appliances near ,ndraJe
fuaet SATURDAY while the machines wcr.
on patrol along the hu,dfr N''e
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NEGRO HELD ON CHARGE
OF FEL0NIOUS WOUNDING
Another, Suspected OF Taking pnrt In
Rohbcries Of business Houscs.
Discharged.


PETERSBURG. VA. Nucust Is
Dixie Tildcn. colorcd. is under arrest
and held without bail on tho charge OF
teioniouslH woundinS Matte Jackcon
Solorcd. las. night At her home in
Third Clinch Alley. Tildcn and an
other negro. William Malone got into
a hEht. and the woman went to the
lattcrs aid. She was stabbed and cut
and her left hand almost severed at
tho wrist She Is under medical care
and in serious condition.
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WILL AGAIN SAVE DAYLIGHT
rresident VIII Veto Inv Proponins
Repeni of "SettiHE-Up Ciock"
Act,

tBy Associated prcSs,
WhSIilN,iTON. August i:;.-rresidont
wilson. 1t WAS said today. viii vato
the la" proposing repeal of tho day
been before the President since Angus,
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Gi,e SIR. oau -, 49,,

:. FAN VILE. Aurust Ia.-The CIV
Couhc'! proposes 10 meet the rnn,,i,r
ma fo' immediate stree, Improve.
m.nls .! putting at the disposal OF
me Si'tct committee 1t once the ,um
OF s"'nno, 20 Dc supplemented in Six
months tune ny IKE amount
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lantn. as general counsel for tho rail-
road adm lnistrotion to succeed Judge
John Barton Payne. who has become
announced today by Dircctor-Gcncral
Hines Judge payne will continue to
act ~ special counsel for the ndminis-
tration,
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nnhher Sn.nrr1 uIschnr.cd.

NharicS ATcNandcr. vnIored, lrrcstcd
on SUSPICION Of implication III recent
wholesale robherics III this city. t'r
which there have already hocn three
convictions. was discharged in the 70
lice Court this morning. the CN:dc nee
going 10 shoe. his Innocence Of the
crime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14

claiming to suit tho taste Of
every smoker. Fatims
makes no such claim. But
you owe it to yourself to
try Fatirna, tho founder Of
the whole Turiah blend
family, before you decide on
your final cteady orucke.
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Bolsheri.t Omcer Arrested.

cor AGEN, August l3-Ccn-
erai Natat!s. former commander in
chief OF tho Boishevist forces, and his
chic. OF staff have been arrested by
order of the Bolshcvist government
according 20 = HelsinEfors dispa tch
qu"t!n: report from rctroErad. The
TWO officers We're charged with or
sanizins Countcr-rcNolution.
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CALLS COAL STRIKE OFF
Yorkshire Mlnern' Council Recon.
mends 2OI,OOO Men 10 Back
to Work,
tBy Associated rre%t)

tBy Associated Fre<t)
LONDON. August l3.--rho Yorkshire
miners council recommended today
that work be resumed by tho moro
than 100000 men who have been on
strike in that district for several
weeks. refusing to accept tho settle
ircnt reached by the government and
mincrS representatives.
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Every mans taste is his own and it is, of course,
rather ridiculous to find some cigarettes actually
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14

cigarette does come nearer than any
other to meeting the normal" taste.
The reason may be that Faurna
contains moro Turkish than any
other Turkish blend. This would
mean, in other words, that instead
Of containing too much Turkish as
straight Turkish cigarettes do, or
too little as In the poorer Turkish
blends, Fatima's famous blend con.
tains just enough Turkish lust
enough to taste right and just enough
to leave man feeling right even
after smoking more than usual,
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Fined TOR Fighting.

IAN lLLl., August l3.-CIaude and
Mason Lee, brothers, who precipi,attI
a tEce.for-ali hSht AT the fair grounds
asi Saturday night, mere fined $50
mony developed that Mason Les dr..
4 pistol on circus employee. TN.
po;ict arrested the armed man. who
eaned Tor his brother, ana began nght.
ING. ne Two policemen were so hard
nrssseo that ope OF them fired mis- MS.
toI IN the Al; 'to bring assistance. this
arA"lng tarse crowd! during which
blows we've freely passed
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1t may
| or may not
be Fatima

This is the only cigarette above tho cheaper
brands that has ever won tremendous, nation.
wide popularity.
Fatraa's sales nearly double those of ali the
straight Turkish cigarettes combined; and no
other cigarette costing as much as Fatirna has
even one-half Of Fatima's annual sales.
Even at leading clubs and hotels and at the
fashionable resorts such as Palm Beach and At
lantic City, Fatrna Is today outseling the fancy,
expensive, straight Turkish cigarettes which for
raerly enjoyed leadership among smokers with
plenty Of money.
- -
No. Fatinaa does not claim to suit every one.
But tsbgsales and high standing indicate that this
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s. and he Is expected to return it -
Congress before the end Of the ueek
Efforts To pass tho agricultural bill
with it's -epeul rider ovor tho PreSi~
dents veto tailed last month.
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---+--T--------'& - -
NAME RAILROAD COUNSEL.
Announce r.. MnrNiu Underwood m
Suesess0r 10 judge John
barton Payne.

Cry Associated Press)
WASilINGToN. August lc.-Appoint-
ment OF T.. Marvin Underwood. OF Al.
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Expect HnIf Cror r,h,-.,

NEW CANTON August II The,
80 cohsiocraslc complaint throughout
ms section on the part OF farmers as
me Sonoition OF the tobacco crop,
,EthouSh n" greatest crop in size in
~ uIstoEE or This section WAS planted
..v ."ns speH OF vet weather in July
sSussu EEeat damage set the tobacco
neids with grass and in Other wavs
interfe7ed with tho growth Of ,Ss
.iah!' mere i complaint IN some
quarters that only half a cron Viii he
maze Some farmers. however state
that warm weather. with regular rain
II from this time on vii! serve 10
tT!ns out TIC crop To fair average
y lev growers in this section have
1IFeaoY cut their tobacco. and others
are making preparations 10 do 50. as
last years crop. With tho exception
OF Damage on the James River low
grounds in places the corn crop Of This
section is an enormous one, the hes,
raisco mere n many years. This lis
ne general statement from all classes
oi IA rnlers... The pear blight quite
Ssiious!E aHectcd many orchards In
thls section this summer. causing loss
IN the WAY o. destroying much fruit
OF me trees, especially those OF visor.
GUS growth. orchardists here Gsvt
taken Up the matter with the govern.
noAt experts In Washing ton, and plans
arc no" under way to cope with In,
o!sease:, The apple crop in this sec
non WI! pc fully equal TO that OF las,
Hear' II not superior. while so far there
nas neen no very hot spell 10 sea ia
US fruit as Was the case in Aurua;
1918. Peaches are fairly pienIjini'
a!izcd. '' ~
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blends of various proper
tons; and Fatuna was
the first one OF this type.
Turkish blends"
seemed to be the smoke
that this country had
been waiting for.
Look At the increase
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Unique Trip or Barrci.

itlNCHBO re-. August ia trcShet
recently In three streams in Campbell
County, several mics from I.ynchhurS;
aH An unusual turn for TWO farmers.
father snd SON Last year the father
9, L. Howard, loaned his SON a barrel
10 use at thrcshins time Recently he
asked the son 10 soak the barrel and
return il for his threshinr The son
placed the barrel in Il spring branch
on his place, nve miles above his
lathers. The next morning the bar
rel Was gone. having been carried of
ny nigh water. That evening the SON
went 10 his fathers homo and reported
me diSappearancc Of the barrel He
remained there for the night and the
ioilowinS morning father and son went
20 view The damage done by the stream
rhlch runs through the place and
standing upr!Eh; and full of water,
precisely where they would have Dlaces
u 20 NIL IL with water The barrel mad.
Il trip OF hve miles
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All Siins
point
one way

IIielI1dVe prQVeq, the Tf1ldest
form OF smoking. Nor is it wholly because of the
cigarettes cleanness, convenience and moderate
cost. Beyond question, it Is due very largely to
improvements III the types of cigarettes.
Until about 80 years ago most cigarettes were
of straight American Tor Domestc) tobacco. Then
cigarettes of Turkish tobacco were introduced and
the business took quite jump.
But these clean, mild short smokes did not
really strike their gait until Turkish blend" cga-
rettes came on the market. These arc cigarettes
containing both Domestic and Turkish tobaccos In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-14
SPECIAL GRAND JURORS
SUMMONED IN AMHERST
Trustees Of Presbyterian Church En-.
i powered to Borrow Money for
New Edificc.
rREsHET DOES STRANGE TRICK
Travels Five Miles in Trip From
Son to Fathers Householder
News Notes From Various Parts OF
-. Virginia.
s,.c,s, to The r,mcs.ptspa,ch. !

AMHERST. August lS.--The August
term Of tho Amherst Circuit Court con
vened Monday, Judge Bennett T. Gec-
don presiding. \ special grand jury
MAS empancicd and returned tho fol-
-loving indictments: Commonwealth rs.
zNEil Riley. a true bill: Commonwealth
vs. Esz TinSley, true bill: Com
monwealth rs. Ed SandidEc. not a true
bill; Commonwealth ~. Robert John
son. alias Hurdicy Johnson, Charles
Snead and kinney Coles. true bill:
Commonwealth rs Arthur Tucker. TWO
indictments, Il true bill: Commonwealth
against Nathan Bennett. true bill:
Commonwealth against Giobic Rose. q
true hill; Commonwealth against
Grady t'uicher. :. true bill. William
Angus pleaded guilty" OF violation
OF the prohibition law. and WAS fined
$50 and given thirty days in Tail For
reasons appearing 10 the cvur, salts
factory the Jail sentence OF tho pris-
oner was suspended during good be
havior. The case of Commonwealth
against Major Fontairc Tyler, colorcd.
charged with assault on Sam Morris.
Was tried yesterday afternoon. Tyler
was fined $50. w. r. Dryden AND others.
trustees OF the Presbyterian Church at
Monroe. were authorized TO borrow. Il
sum Of money 10 be used in the cree
ton and equipment of a church build
ms a. that place.
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W your PtcoSIIt CISd1 Cktcs
But do not do this sim-
ply because your first
two or three b1endedcig
rettes do not ring the bell.
Thore are some pretty
bad, as well as some
wonderfully good, TURK
iah blend cigarettes.
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What the
Army Doctors
smoke:

At FG Riley, Kansas, where the
thousands Of doctors from, all over
1Hp u. S 4. were trained for over.
sess service, Turkish blond eiga-
1sftes were almost the only kind
smoked. Incidentally, Fatinaa was
Tar in the lead Eroa, arst to last.