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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1919-05-17
SALES, TUESDAY, MAY IS.

Booth-500, y; 1000, IS.
Consolidated-1000, 81.
C. O. D.-5O0, 4.
Florence-4O0, As.
Fraction-1oOO, Z; $500, 8; 1000
8.
Grandma-500, g..
Kewanas-200O, A..
Lone Star-400O, IL.
Red Hill Florence-600O, 5.
Silver Pick-70O0, 10.
Mayflower-9O00, 8; 1900. 10.
Spearhead-S000, II.
Cash Boy-10,00O IL.
Great Western-25,000 6.
Gypsy-30o0. 6.
Halifax-1000, 25.
Jim Butler-2000, As.
Mizpah-1000. IA.
Midway-5500, SO; 1900, 81.
MacNamara-6OO0, 1.12k.
Monarch-10O0, 8.
North Star-8000, II.
Rescue-1500, 81; 5000, %;
5000, "a.
Tonopah Ex.-600, 3.15.
Umatilla-1000, 2.
West End-700, 2.45; 1900, $50;
1900, $50; 500, 2.62.
Amalgamated-1000, 2.
Man Con.-10O0, z.
Morning Glory-200O, 3.
White Caps-11,5OO, "a; 1000,
%.
Ophir-2200, 81; 200, 2.O5.
Mexican-S0O, 81; 1000, 63; 100,
"a; 100, SIS.
Nevada Hills-S50O, Z.
Divide-100, 1880.
Hasbrouck-42OO, 1.15; 1000,
lily. 800, 1.2O; 1000. b30,
1.2O; 1900, 10.
Divide Ex.-600, "a.
Dividend-1000, As; 400, 4S.
Brougher-100, 2.15; 1000 2.1o;
500, 2.12h; 500, 2.07k; 200,
2.02h; 1000. 81: 500, 1876.
Gold Zone-S00, 100; 500, 1.25;
1000, 1.22h; 700. 1.17k; 1900,
lis.
Gold Reef-30oo, 65; 5000. Sc:
1000, CT; 1000, b30. 68.
East Divide-1500, 43; 5000, AZ.
1900. Al; 1000. 40.
Rosetta-2o00. SO; 5000. 81:
5000. so.
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Alto-1ooo, as; 5000, IL.

Alto-100o, As; 5000, IL.
Gold Wedge-7000, IA.
High Divide-40oO. IS; 5000,
81; 10000, Is; 1000. "a.
Silver .King-3500, 80; 5000, 2S;
1000, b30, 20.
Ben Hur-25oO. IS; 1900, SO;
1000, 80.
Sutherland-20o0, rs.
North Divide-soo0, is; 1000,
10.
Divide Annex-eoOo, II; 1000,
16.
Divide Junior-1s.eoo. Is; 5000,
16.
Allied Divide-10oo, Is; 1000,
"a; 1900, %.
Revert-25oo. 4s; 1000, 4s.s.
Grimes-1ooo. b3o. as; 1850
80; $4,000. 80.
Reno-5000, IS; 1000, IS.
victory-10o0, IS; 1000, 81;
1900, So; 3o0e, So; $500, so.
Verdi-100O, SO.
Silver-5000, 40; 1000. ~.
Belcher-50o0, go; 500. IS; 1000
"a: 1000, So.
Trilby-1000. 10; 1000, b30, Ii.
Keystone-33,000, 20.
Wonder-3500, "a.
Operator-5500, IA; 5000, Is.
Western-7000, 20.
Harmill-4000, %.
Chariot-S000, Is; 5000, IA.
Homestake-S000, %; 1900, 81;
$500, b3O, "a.
Hennessy-s000, %; 1000, %.
Eureka-12.o0 9.
Liberty-2000, IL; 5000. IS.
Calumet-1000, 10.
Belcher Ex.-6500. As; 5000, SO.
$500. 80.
Royal-10oo. 81; 500, %.
Apex-12,0 900, "a; 500, %;
24.500. %; 1000, IS.
Hercules-5000. 20: 1000. IS;
$500, II; 1000, Is.
Bevis-5000, Is.
Giant-s50o, 20; 1000, 10.
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BIBLE STUDENT VERDICT
REVERSED BY HIGH COURT

NEW YORK, May IA rever-
sal of the conviction OF Joseph
Rutherford and seven other men,
bers of the International Bible stu
dents association and allied organi-
cations who were found guilty of
violation of the espionage act is
ordered in an opinion by the United
States circuit court of appeals The
opinion states that the defendants
did not have a fair trial. They were
convicted by a jury in the federal
court in Brooklyn.
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SALES, MANDAY. MAY IL.


Booth-5OO, 13; 500, b30, IA.
Cracker Jack-3000, 4. !.
Consolidated-3000, 20.
C. o. D.-50OO, 4.
Florence-9O00, 40; 500, As.
Fraction-60O0, 7.
Junior-3O0O, A.
Merger-5O00, 6.
Red Hill F1orence-1000, 5.
Mayflower-4O,00 900, 9; $500, 10.
Spearhead-4000, IL.
Cash Boy-300O, IL; 1000, 10.
Great Western-11, 900, 5.
Gypsy-10O0. Z.
Halifax-15OO, 20; 1000, %;
$500, rs.
Jim Butler-500, Al.
Mizpah-1000, 10.
Midway-100O. 81; 1000. So.
Monarch-5O0O, g; 1000, g..
Montana-10OO, rs.
North Star-50oO. 10; 5000, II.
Rescue-1000, 22; 1000. 2Si
5000. "a; 10000. rs; 5000. 26i
27; 1000, 20.
West Tonopah-1000. 27.
Umatilla-1O00, 2.
West End-s0O0, $50; 1000
Amalgamated-5000, 8.
Morning Glory-11,000, 3.
White .Caps-12,0 600, "a; 1000
rs.
Round Mt.-1O00. 40.
Nevada Hills-1000. s.
Nenzel-15,0 900. z.
Divide-500, $10.75.
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COUPLE FROM DIVIDE
MARRIED IN GOLDFTELD

William A. Murray and Miss Mar
guerite w. Smith and Edward j.
McNutty and Miss nellie J.. Ouch
aine of Divide were married this
morning by Justice of the Peace
Adams F. Brown in the justice
court room.
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1.o7h: $500. Ito; 1000, 1.12h;
$500. lis; 24o0. 1.17h; 1s.5o0,
E1.2o; 1000. bso. 1.25; 5000, bso.
100; 10000, bs0, 1876.
Divide Ex.-22,200, 81; 1000,
90; 1000, 90; 500, 90.
Dividend-13,50o, Al; 1000, as.
Brougher-4Oo. 2.2O; 1900,
ais; 1900, 2.17h.
Gold Zone-500, LAM; 2100,
lao; 1000, 1876; 1900, 1.32h;
5000, 100.
Rosetta-sooo, SO; 1000, SO;
1000, b30, SO.
Alto-5oo. so; 1000. Al; 1000.
4s.
Gold wedge-3500, IA; 5000, Is.
Silver King-1500, 80; 1000. 80;
1000. b3o. 81.
Ben , Hur-2ooo, 80; 5000, SO;
$500 "a; 1880, IS; 5000, b30.
So; $500. So; 1000. 81.
Divide Con.-2500, 40.
North Divide-2o00, IA; 5000.
Is.
Divide Annex-1S,5O0 Is; 49,
900, 16; 10000, II.
Divide Junior-17, 900, IT; 5000.
Is.
Allied Divide-sooo, Is; 1000,
"a.
Revert-S50O, SO.
Grimes-10o0. so; 1900, 80;
1900. So; 5000, 81.
Reno-16,500, 20.
victory-4000, "a; $50, Go; 1000
81; 1900, so.
Mohawk-1500, 25.
Silver-15o0. 40: 1000. 45; 5000
A.
Belcher-Sooo. "A; 1000. IS;
$500, 65.
Trilby-400o, 10; 1000. IL.
Keystone-1s,00O, 20; 10000.
b30, FL.
wonder-500, %.
10.
Divide City-6O00, 80; 500, 80.
East Divide Ex.-8000, IT; 1000,
IS.
western-200o,. 81; 1900, 80;
1900, 20.
Harmill-1ooo, "a; 1000, 20;
1000, .21.
Chariot-27,oOo. Is; 5000. IA;
1000, 16.
Hennessy-1o0O, %; 1000, %;
1000, FL.
Eureka-5O0O, 9.
Liberty-6OO0, 10; 1000, 49,;
1000, IL.
Calumet-3000, 8.
Smuggler-7500, 81.
Belcher Ex.-12,0OO, 48: 1000,
At; 5000, 46; 1000, 49, 1000, A;
1000, 43.
Royal-1O,0 900, 21.
Nevada-10O0, 16.
Apex-4ooo, %; 5000, "a; 500.
20.
Hercules-20O0. %; 1000, %.
Bevis-3500, Is; 5000, 16.
Giant-550O, "a; 1000, %; 5000
%.
Ophir, 900, 2.10.
Mexican-20O0, 65; 600, 60.
Con Vir.-2200, PTS; 1900, 2.70;
1400, b30, $50.
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MARKET
SALES. SATURDAY. MAY 10.

SALES, SATURDAY, MAY 10.
Atlanta-50O0,. 5.
Booth-100O, Ia.
Blue Bull-200O, 4.
Cracker Jack-7O00, 4.
Blue Bell-2O0O, 4.
Consolfdated-40O0, 10.
C. o. D. 1000, 5.
Fraction-22,0e0, s.
Junior-1000, 4.
Kewanas-S0OO, 5.
Lone Star-500, IA.
Merger-S0O0, g..
Red Hill Florence-4000, 5.
Silver Pick-300O, 10.
Spearhead-4000, IL.
Cash Boy-7500, IL.
Gypsy-5000, Z.
Jim Butler-1000, Al; 1000, AZ;
1000, AZ; 1000, As; 1000, AZ;
1000, 4S.
Midway-1500, 54; $500. so.
Monarch-2000, s.
Montana-3O0, rs.
Rescuee5O0O, 20.
Seventy-Six-50O, 20.
Umatilla-5OOO, 2.
West End-600,- 2.10.
Morning Glory-1000, 3.
Mayflower-11,5 500, 8; 500, 10.
White Caps-6500, 90; 1000, "a;
5000, %; 1000, %.
Round Mt.-2000, 40.
Nenzel-5000, b30, Z.
Nevada Hills-1000, s.; 1000, q;
5000, s.
Yerington-3000, 5.
Divide-2o0, b3O, 1875; 800
1915.
Hasbrouck-15,2o 1000, 81; 1000,
1.02M; 1000, boo, LOS.
Brougher-2300, EOS; 100,
2.1O.
Dividend-1000. As. 1000, AZ.
Zone-5O0, 1921; 2700, 1876.
Gold Reef-1OO0, 81; $500, SO.
East Divide-30OO, At; 1000, AS;
500, 40.
Rosetta-4oo0, So; $500, 32.
Alto-10O0, As.
Gold Wedge--7900, Is; 5000, IA.
High Divide110, SOC, 25.
Silver King--2O00, %; 5000, 80;
5000, b30, 81.
Ben Hur- 1900, 27; 5000, %;
1000, 20; 1900, 80; 1000, b30,
81.
Divide Con.-3O00, 80.
North Divide-60O0, 13; 1000,
IL.
Annex-12,00O, Is.
Junior-SO00, 16.
Allied Divide-50OO, 25;. 1000,
%. .
Revert-55DO, so; 1000, 81;
1000, As.
Grimes-6O00, IS; 10000, 81;
10000, %; 5000, 20; 5000, 80.
Reno-95OO, 10.
victory-7000, So; 1000, GA;
1000, 65; 1000, Sc.
Syndicate-6OOO, 10; 5000, 20.
Silver-200O. 43; 1000, A.
Belcher-1O00, go; 1000. 81;
1000, So; 1000, 65; 5000, &c.
Trilby-1000, IS.
Keystone-3OOO, 20; 1900, 20.
Wonder-2000, 20.
Operator-3000, II; 5000. Is;
5000, b30. 16.
East Divide Ex.-1000, 16.
Western-55O0. 80.
Homestake-70O0, 21; 500, 20;
1000. hso, %; 1000. 30.
Hennessy-4500, 81.
Liberty-S00O, 10; 1000, 8.
Calumet-1000, 8.
Smuggler--1000, 20.
Belcher Ex.-5O00, 80; 1000, 81:
1000, 80; 1000, SO; 5000. 35; 7o0s,
sc; 1000, 81.
Royal-2000, %.
SALES, MANDAY, MAY ~.
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SALES, WEDNESDAY, MAY II.

Atanta-2000, 5.
Blue Bull-1000, 3.
Consolidated-1O0O, 20,
C. o. D.-2500, A..
Fraction-4000, 8.
Grandma-1000, 3.
Great Bend-12, 900, s..
Junior-2000, 4.
Lone Star-1000, II.
Mayflower-14,000, 8.
Spearhead-12,000 10.
Cash Boy-30OO, IL.
Great Western-70O0, Z.
Gypsy-20oO, 6; 5000, 5.
Jim Butler-3500, As.
Monarch-500O, 9.
North Star-5OOO, 10.
Rescue--1000, IS; 40Oo,@ "a;
5000, 20; 10000, %.
Tonopah Mining-180o, sos;
100, BOTH.
Umatilla-7000, 2.
West End-2100, 2.75; 500.
$50: 1900, 2.S5; 700, $50.
Man. Con.-7000, 6.
Morning Glory-200O, 8.
White Caps-100O, %; 5000, %.
Nevada Hills-1O,5OO, Z; 5000, 8.
Nenzel-200O, 6.
Ophir-160O, 81.
Mexican-800, 60; 100, 81; 500.
55. i'll
Con. vir.-2O0, 2.60; 200, 2.55:
400, $50; 500, 2.52.
Divide-10O, 1000.
Divide Ex.-50O, 81; 5000, 81.
Hasbrouck-1O0O, ITO; 1000,
los.
Dividend-1500, A.
Brougher-600, 100; 1900,
1871; 1000, 1884; 1900, 81.
Zone-17OO, ITO; 5000, 1.o2k;
1900, bio, los; 1000, LOS; 1000,
b3O, 81; 1900, 10.
Gold Reef-2500, 81.
East Divide-40O0. As; $500. AZ.
Rosetta-60O0, 80; 1000. b30.
81.
Alto-2ooo, 40: 1000, 80; $500.
80.
High Divide-15oO, "a; $500,
90; $500, %.
Silver King-1500, %.
Ben Hur-1500, 81, 1000, 80.
Divide Con.-10O0. "a.
Sutherland-1000, %.
North Divide-2000, IS.
Divide Annex-2000, Is.
Divide Jr.-35O0, 16; 5000, rs.
Allied Divide-1O0O, 20.
Revert-1OO0, At. ;
Grimes-4000, 20; 5000, 1T;
5000, 26.
victory-3000, so.
Silver-400O, 40.
Belcher-5000, So; $500, So.
Keystone-3000, 20.
Operator-500, IA.
Western-5O00, IS; 1000. 26.
Chariot-20OO, IA; 5000, 10.
Reconsideration, %.
Liberty-2000, 10.
Calumet-3000, 9.
Smuggler-1000, %.
Belcher Ex.-2000, 33.
Royal-5o00. 81; 1000. 20; 1000.
10.
Nevada-1000, Is.
Apex-15oO.; 20; 10000. Is
5000, 10.
Hercules-2o0o. 1s; 1000, IS:
1000, IA; 5000, Is.
Bevis-4000, II.
Giant-1000, 16.
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Red Hill F1orence-200O, s..
Silver Pick-350O, 10.
spearhead-4oOo. 10; 10000, O.
Cash Boy-100, 10.
Gypsy-3000, 4; 1000, s.
Halifax-1000, IS.
Mizpah-200O, Is.
Midway-5o0, 81.
MacNamara-100O, 1.02M; 1000,
81.
Montana-200, rs.
North Star-1000, IL.
Rescue-5oO. %; 5000. "a; 5000
%.
Tonopah Ex.-1200, $500.
Tonopah 10000, IS.
Umatilla-40O0, Q.
West End-2o00, 2.s7; 500. 2.S7;
500. 2.s5; 200, $50; 500, 2.7o;
1900, $50.
Man Con.-2000, 6.
Morning Glory@3000, 8.
White Caps-18e0. 81; 1900.
90; 1000. 90; 1900. 30.
Round Mt.-1ooo, b30, 40.
Mayflower-1S,5 500, 9.
Ophir-100, 100.
Mexican-20O, 81.
Yerington-5O00, s.
Con. vir.-7oO, $50; 500, 2.52;
800, ECO; 200. 2.62.
Divide-100, 9.95.
Hasbrouck-3500, 81; 5000.
1.o2h.
Divide Ex.-35oo, so; 500, rs;
500. II.
Brougher-soO. 81; 800. 1871:
100. 1.S0; $500, Its.
zone-1oOo. Ito; $500, 1.o7k;
$500, 1.O5.
East Divide-15oo, AZ; $500. AS.
Rosetta-500, 80.
Alto-350o. 38.
Gold Wedge-2000. 16.
High Divide-2000, "a; $4,000.
2S.
!. Silver King-500, 20; 1000. b30,
20; 1000, 81.
Ben Hur-3000, %.
Divide Con.-4O00, 34;5000, 80.
Sutherland-1000, %.
North Divide-300O, IS.
Divide ~Annex-300, Is; 5000, IA.
Divide, Jr.-7000, 16; 1900. Is.
Revert-2O00, As; 1000, 40;
1000, as.
Grimes-12,Ooo, 27; 60oO, &c.
Reno-5000, IT.
Silver-2OO0, Al; 1000, 40.
Belcher-10O0. So; 1000, 81;
5000, 55; 500, So.
Keystone-4O00, 20.
Operator-700O, 13.
Divide City-10O0, 25.
Western-25OO, 27.
Harmill-2000, %.
Chariot-30O0, 10; 1000, IA.
Homestake-10O0, %; 1000, 81;
$4,000, b30, %.
Hennessy-35O0, %.
Eureka-400O, 8.
Liberty-2500, IL; 1880, 13;
500, IA.
Smuggler-30O0, 20; 500, Fl.
Belcher Ex.-2500, 40; $500, Al:
500, AZ; 1000. 43.
Royal-2000, 20.
Nevada-2000, Is.
Apex-SO00, 20; 5000, 10; 1000,
1S.
Hercules--8OOO, IA; 1000, IS.
Bevis-1000, IA.
Giant-200O, 20; 1000. 10.
Myra-300, 16; 5000. II; $500,
IS; 1000, b3O, 10; $4,000, 10; 5000
b3O. 20; 5000, b3O, 20; 10000, 20;
1000, 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
Cured His RUPTURE

several years ago. Doctors said my only
hope OF cure on operation. Truasen did
me no good Finally ] got hold of some-
thing that quickly and completely cured
me. Years have passed and the rupture has
never returned. although I doing hard
work a carpenter. There was opera
ton. no lost time no trouble I have moth
Ing TO sell, but Will give fun in:orma t!on
about how You may find complete cure
without operation. IL You write TO M.
Eugene NJ. puilcn. Carpenter. ln02-E Mar
ccl!us Avenue. Mauasquan. -. !. Better cut
out this notice and show X 10 any others
who ruptW-d-you may a life
ut least stop the misery OF rupture and the
worry and danger OF an operaton.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30

Jacobson, Mauriss r. Rishmond. Va.
Ruin. John T.. Durham. \. e.
scott, Clarence T.: Jordan Mines Va
ll"ll. walter s.: untcsvillc. y. e.
Atwat,ta. Haywood: Method. y. g.
Messer. William T.. Angler. ~ {.
Oliver, Oscar H.; Bristol, VA.
Strothcr. bctts: Washington. Va.
Woody. Charlie Spruce Pine, N c.
Chant lee. William, r.; Ashoskic. n. {.
Diilard James r.; Hays. N. G.
Earp. James L.: Wendell. -. e.
l.nnrI, Bcrkct: Lucama. y. e.
McMilion, Early e.; Cana. VA.
MITCHELL Robert H.: Ashcvilie. n. C.
callahan. James. Stafford. Va.
Kelley. Jesse w; Henderson. N. c.
coblc. Joseph. burlington. y. e.
Howell. Charts" H.: WilkcSboro, -. z.
Eagle. David H.: Winchester. Va
Jackson. Lewis IL; Plymouth. y. G.
Greer. Leonard: Dandy. Il. G.
Hobbs. Henry G.; Durham, y. c.
lanan. Taylor; Sunburst. y. &.
Lam. Clarence sidney: Richmond, VIA.
J;yrd. Almond s; Duke. y. {.
Croker. Willie r.: Asheboro. " G.
licirn. Char:cs d.: Richmond, Va.
JACKSON: Ncrney u: Augusta Springs. Va
Mcssick. Russell Ii iinrrsonburg. Va
Palmer. William G.: Coinjock. y. e.
Presley, Daytont Dcskins. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
The Horrible
Handicap Of Catarrh

40 effect whatever upon the
blood.
S. S. S. is a purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots
and herbs direct from the for
est, which combat promptly any
disease germs or impurities in
the blood.
Once you get your blood free
from impurities-cIeanscd OF
the catarrhal poisons which it
is now prey to because Of its
unhealthy state-thcn you will
be relieved Of Catarrh-thc
dripping in the throat, hawk
ing and splitting, raw sores in
the nOstrils, and the disagree
able bad breath. 1t was caused,
in the first place, because your
impoverished blood was easily
infected. Possibly slight cold
or contact with some one who
had cold. But the point is
don't suffer with Catarrh-it is
not necessary. The remedy
S. S. S., discovered over sixty
years ago, tested, true and treid,
is obtainable at any drug store.
1t has proven its value in thou
sands Of cases. 1t will 90 so In
your case. Get S. S. s. at once
and begin treatment. If yours
is a long-standing case. be sure
to write for free expert medical
advice. We will tell you how
this purely vegetable blood
tonic cleanses the impurities
from the blood by literally
washing it clean. We will
prove to you that thousands Of
sufferers from Catarrh, after
consistent treatment with
S. S. S., have been freed from
the trouble and all its disagree
able features and restored to
nerfect health and vigor. Don't
delay the treatment. Address
Medical Director, 157 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
COMMANDER REELECTED
George e. FItHhuGh In Named to Head
Spanish War Veterans


George c. Fi,zhush was reelected
commander OF 1'ltH Leo Camp, No. /,
United Spanish War Veterans, at the
regular meeting of the organization,
business Mems Club.
othe- oii,ccrs named are r. Ih Nor
yen, senior vice comma ndcr; j. T. Fail
ing. junior ice-commandcr; +. j.
Schurz' chaplain; +. Frayscr, trustee
George w Cummings. officer of tho
day; II. ;. ellison. officer OF the guard
and George G. Merryman. battalion in
StructOr.
Appointment by the commander are
l. I. Matthews, adjutant; L. b. Low
ing. fuartcrmastcr: Dr. G.. Howard
Lewis. surgeon: w. NJ King, sergeant
major; George o. Shacklcford. quarter
master-scrGcan;; Major Joseph lie Ma
surfer, histori ian. and T.. A. Bnshon
color sergeant.
Speeches Were made by B. NJ. Hert-
man. Major LeMasurier, NJ g. Trice
L. Loving. G.; W. Cummings, w =.
Nenable: j. Il. Failing. a. W. Miller.
O.. i. Shackleford and others.
The camp determined to organize 4
rifle club, the details Of the organiza-
ton 70 he worked out ut an early date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
FEDERAL OFFICIALS TAKE
MAN BLAMED FOR BAD CHECKS
Aision Rex Johns Alleged to Have
Made Fake Statements M TO
Military Fitness.

Alsion Rex Johns. who Is alleged TO
have victimizcd former Governor H. c.
Stuart and others by getting them TO
taken In charge by Federal officials
lie IL now in the cage In tho marshars
office In the Federal Building and from
theret will be taken to Roanoke the
charges against him requiring trial
in the Western District
The specific accusations against
Johns are that. he made false state
mcnts and certificates rs TO his tltncss
and liability for military service and
that. ut tho time OF making these
statements he certified that he was
then employed by the State Executive
Committee o the Y. NJ. G. A. Of Vlr-
ginia. and. further. that no declared
that he was then n regularly and duly
ordained minister of the gospel.
At the marslial's Office Yesterday
Afternoon Johns gave long, ramb-
ling account OF his experiences and
verbally visited his wrath on the y,
NJ G.. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
NAVAL AVIATOR TO BE
BURIED HERE TO-DAY
Ensign james 4. CInrk. Killed in Ac-
cident Mt Norfolk, VIII lie In
TERED In Hollywood.

Tho funeral OF Ensign James a.
clark. United states Naval Aviation,
who was killed in an airplane accident
at Norfolk Tuesday afternoon. will he
held in. Richmond this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock from the home OF his
fathcr-in law, Colone! John W. Rich
ardaon. 1926 Grove Avenue. The body
or Ensign Clark was brought to Rich
mond yesterday evening. accompanied
John W. Richardson. and John VI. Mil
Ter, III. Tho intcrment will be In
Hollywood
Ensign Clark. who was married 20
Miss Laura Richardson here last May
entered the air service INN cdiatcly on
the declaration Of war by this coun-
try. He formerly made his home in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
JOHN SKEI- TON WILLIAMS
RECEIVES DENOMINATION
Eichmondcr VIII he Fought before
Senate for Clash with lnnu-
cutinl bankers

The announcement made Tuesday af-
tcrnoon from Washington that Presi-
dent Wilson had rcnomiaated John
SHELTON Williams to be comptroller OF
tho currency for another term Of four
years met with the hearty approval
OF business men in this city. Comp
trolicr Williams was II member OF the
banking hrin OF John l.. Williams e
sons, IL numb OF years before his ab-
pointmcnt. lie maintains a country
nome here OH tho Cary Street Road
Press dispatches from Washington
ncht is being planned by.:l number of
Senators. The opposition is said to he
based on official acts Of the comptrol-
Ter which resulted in clashes with
influential bankers. What effect this
opposition Will have on tho coniirma-
ion OF tho Presidents appointm ent by
the Senate is, OF course, unknown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
VIII PLACE Hal CHASE
ON TRIAL THIS MORNING
~Cu known player Faces CHARGE OF
iampcrinis With baseball
Games.
,,Irl,. Nnnr -

NEW YORK, Jan. 2H.-'Thc trial of
Ha! Chase first Dnseman OF the Gin
cnra. Reds, accused OF tampcrmIg
With bah games. will start to- morrow
morning a. 10 o'clock according TO an
announcement made ut National Lea quo
headquarters to day
PERSISTENT EeydlcT said that for the
best interests Of baseball the hearing
would he secret Eal Chase, Who ar
rived in town -o-day, says that he
has No doubt that ne can quickly con-
vince President Iieydlcr OF hiss limo
ccnce
= am no longer youngster." said
Case, and haven't very long TO
remain IN baseball hut l certainly do
not want 10 10 out that way. I have
said right along that il could have
a few minutes talk with Hcydier l
could quickly convince him tina, l hay"
done nothing wrong"
In addition 10 rcadinG nmdavi;s from
Cincinnati PLAYERS, including OutGcldcr
NeNle and Pitchers Ring ana Regain
Manager NcGr5w ana Pitcher Pcrritt.
Of .,ew York. Maye been summoned to
appear
-haac's attorney says he viii make
public whG. happens at the hearing
II The le.EC.. decides not TO do 80.
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You Must Drive 1t Out OF the
Blood to Get Rid OF Ii
Permanently.

Adam never had n handker-
chief is another way Of saying
that Catarrh is an ailment that
we owe to civilization and the
effects Of modern life. Catarrh
is not disease like pneumonia
or typhoid fever. Catarrh is
caused by impure blood, laden
with irritating and poisonous
matter acting upon cells lining
the nasal passages and throat,
that have already been inhamed,
irritated and caused to over
work, by exposure to dust, dirt,
sudden changes Of temperature,
abnormal dryness of the air,
and germs. Catarrh cannot be
cured by spraying or douching
the nose and throat. The I'M
healthy condition of the blood
must be overcome. purified and
restored to a healthy condition.
You must realize that the dis
ease itself, and not it's symp-
toms, is what you have to cure.
OF course, you know that when
YOU are cured Of any disease its
symptoms will disappear.
Catarrh manifests itself by
inflammation Of the delicate
membranes Of the nose and air
messages which choke up and
make breathing very difficult.
To get rid Of these distressing
effects you must remove their
cause.
The blood is laden with the
Catarrh germs, which direct
heir attack against the tender
md delicate membranes of the
rose and throat. These germs
rannot be reached by sprays or
touches. which. Of course. have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-30
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

ui'ly Suudh, rrcnchc. on "Fcr,i-
INK the Ff'" Th"u>nnd" n' y. md
~" "toh'S detectives" at 1:?0. City
Nudiforiuu,
'"uIs Grr .curc.. rrrI'"re. sings
urdrr r'r.'''rr> IF NusirinnS' Club
JcNcrscn ;i0tc! nuditorirnn. ut =.
Mrs. Wiii'nm Asher gives tnIi,S to
business a'si> aud women. Seventh
Street c,"Eistinn Church annex.
so 10 i;:!o.
Niles Grace Sure conducts BibIc
.tuds isr"up on Platform at city
Auditorium, 3:30.
Meeting "f Virginia industrial
licensed '.cnhrrs' Association At n.
I:nsi IInrshaIi street at .;:,H aud al
Nurrhy'* !i"tci ri S;:I0.
Annrni State convention OF Grad
uatc Nurses Association of Virriuiu,
Jefferson Hotel, "a; \.
hoard ~ managers ar ttctrcat for
Sick mcc;a at fic hospital at II.
II. Ii. pitncr and Homer nodc-
h.n.cr Will speak 20 railroad men
-. uichm"mG. fredericksburg nnd
Potomac shops Il; ~.
IIoamr demonstration Club meets
nt II. E""m GRO. Jefferson Hotel.
isirhmond Association OF Credit
Men holds bimnntt,ly meeting, I,G,i-
ness lien'S fluh, H:i5.
Sprcin, Committee on Charter
Changes meets 1T city Hall. :.
Womnn's Auxiliary, Wnr Cnmp
Community Service. hoids monthly
meeting. PALM Room. Jefferson
Hotel. at IL.
Weekly dnncc. Loyal Order of
D." hSc. Moose tion:r. S.i5 to II 80.
E>rcutiv. coirmittec of Numnn's
iand army rf Virginia, Jefferson
Hotcl. Room GO, 81: .;:;:u.
Quarterly meeting at Group No. @,
Middle District baptist Association,
Ncathcrfcrd Church, II.
billiards toHrnnIicut. iinsISinS's
pariur, :.
.cndcmy OF hlusic--"Thc Drat,"
$3.50.
Lyric--Nnudcvii!c and picturcA,
$40. $50 and 81.