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MIGHTY SHIP CONSTRUCTION
 

Special to WASHINGTON April indicate shipbuildng to O the  
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BRITISH CONTEMPLATE COMMENCEMENT OF
 ATLANTIC FLIGHT IMMEDIATELY

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SEATTLE COPS
 ING BOOZE FROM GOVT s1oREuouse

The Associate Press SEATTLE April 15--Poce Sergeant Iahlat,  District fourth thirty the Appraiser The alleged to It
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NEW YORK. N. Y.--n is conserva- lively estimated that, over three mil ion people annually in this ,eoAltry alone ere tailng Muxat1d Iron. Such astonishing rseults have been reported from its us6 by both doctors and lay men. that Q number of physicians in various parts of the country have been asked to explain why they prescribe 1t SO extensively. and why it apparently were obtained from tho old forms o6 inorganic iron.
 Extracts from some of the letters received are given below:
 pr. Ferdinand King, a New York Physician and Medical Author says: "There can be no vigorous Iron men without iron. Pallor means anemia. Ansmia means iren dellci- eney. The skin of ansmic men and women is pale. The flesh dabby. Tho muscles lack tone: the brain flags and the memory fails and often they be- come weak. nervous irritable. de- spoadent and melancholy. When the iron goes from the blood of women, the roses go from their cheeks. Q
 'In the mout common foods of Am erica the s:arches sugars. table syrups. candies. polished rice. white bread. soda, crackers. biscuits, mac degerminated cornmeal, no longer Is iron to be found. Refining processes have removed the iron of Mother Earth from these impoverished foods, and silly methods of home cookery, by, throwing down the waste pipe the waiter in which our vegetables are cooked. are responsible f"r another grave iron loss.
 Therefore If you wish 70 preserve your youthful vim and vigor to ripe old age. you must supply the iron deficiency in your food by using some form or organic iron. just as you would use salt when your food has not enough salt"
 Dr. A. J. Newman, late Police Sur gson of the City of Chicago and form CT House Surgeon. Jefferson Park Hospital. Chicago. in commenting on Nuxatsd Iron, says: Tt has been my particular duty during the past six years to assist in keeping Chicago's i've thousand bluecoats in good health and perfect fighting trim 70 that they would Do phyGically equipped to with stand all manner of storms and the rava4es of natural ele-..ents.
 Recently was prompted through an endorsement of NuxAtod Iron by Dr.. Schuyler c. Jaques.' Waiting Sur geon of St. Elizabeth's Hospital. New York, to give 1t trial. This remedy has proven through my own tests of 1t to sxdAll any preparation have ever used for creating red blood. building up the nerves, strengthening the muscles and correcting digestive disefdsrs."
 pr. E. Sauer, a Boston physician wAo hos studied widely both in this country and in great European Medi- col In1titutions says: "As have said . hundred times over. organic iron Is the ereateSt Of all strength builders If people woald only take Nuxated Iron when they feel weak and run down, insteaA of dosing themselves with Aabit-forming dru9n, stimulants and alchoolic beverages.I am cenvinc- cd that In this way they could ward o6 disease. preventing t becoming or ganic In thousands o6 casss and there- by tho lives Of thougands might be sAved who nov dc every year from pneunlania. sr1ppe, Kidney, liver, heart treub1o An4 efh6r eangsgpus maledieA T1n III au4 1suo CnaSo when o6hxeed - neo Was ncAin8 mofe nSg ls9s
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than weakened condition brought on by lack of iron in the blood.
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AUTOPSY FAILS CAUSE OF
 DEATH OF ANCHORAGE WOMAN
CLOSE CAUSE OF


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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

ju,'' a usmal Sc ma VaclaVa.
"Vy vite, kdo hodil kane
mem 20 cetnikovi?" ptal Sc sta
ry pan n~edockave.
oak bych nev6d6l milostpa
ne, kdyz jsem hodil SAM po-
vidal Lhotak S uprimnou vese-
losti. Gale S tim cetnikem, to
ie prosim mylka. ia hodil pc
spravci a trefil jsem cetnika,
ktery stal vedle neho. Ia to ne
mohu, re jsem 81 nemohl lepe
zamirii pro veliky ramus a
strkanici."
"Zaloba tedy vztahuje Sc
ma vas" rekl soudce potesen,
re liCeni vzalo tax neoGekava-
ne priznivy obrat.
"Jak Sc jmenjete?" zacal
vyslech.
"Vincenc Lhotak, ponlzene
prosim.'
"A jste?"
"Havirem."
'Stavkujete?"
"Uz ien dnes, prosim. Ultra
zacneme delat.'
Petrik podival Sc tazave ma
Lhotaka a tento prisVedcil kyv
nutim.
* emu Sc priznavate?" ia
zal Sc soudce.
"Ano, ponizene pro3lm, re
isem cht6l uhoditi spravce,'
odvetil Lhotak stave Sc zkrou-
Senym.
"PiSte,' obratil Sc stary pan
ku svemu pisari, diktuje mt
rozsudek: "Cht6l uderiti spra'
wee a trefil cetnika. Nebyl $ t
dobre zamifiti pro velike roz
cileni." 49, ~~a
"Cinu sveho litujete?" obri
til Sc soudce k Lhotakovi.
"Do smrti budu litovat, *
jsem toho darebaka ~netrefil.
Pisar a VacIav Sc usmali
soudce delaje jakoby poznam
ku Lhotakovu preslechl, dikto
val dale: "Cinu sveho lituje
V celem rozsahu Sc priZnava.
"Byl to kamen nebo cihla
elm jste hodil?' ptal Sc zas'
Lhotaka.
"Myslim, milostpane, re t
byl ien kus letny," povida
Lhotak dobracky. "Kdepak b.
Sc kamen nebo cihla vzaly n,
halde.'
Soudce uedy Ease diktova
dale: "Jako polehcujici okol
nosti dluzao uvesti mimo I'm.
meme jiz rozcileni take, re OF
zalovany hodil ien kusem br
dice, kterOu sebral ma haldt
kde stall. LIE tedy emu jeh
spatrovati jen prestupek lehk
no ublizeni ma tele a odsuzuj
sc ma diva dny do Vezeni."
Lhotak Sc radostn6 usmal
rekl: "Ponizen6 dckuji, milo.
pane
Tres nastoupite hned?
ptal sc soudcc.
Il hned, prosim, slavny so
de-" ochotne svedcil Lhotak.
"Kdyz w isem tady, odsedi
81 to pr jcdnG cest6."
Lhotak $ Vaclaycm vySli /
chodbu.
"Jednal isl $lcchetnd, vi
CO.. rekl Vaclav, tiskna so
druhovi ruku.
"Snad isem tG nemel mech
neyinnc bruG9t, kdyz jsem
praydu hodil ja," rekl Lhot;
upfimne. "To Wis, ty bys
dOstal vic, ale mn6 navcdl X
bias, kudy ma to-
JeSte Lhotak oZnamil Val
VOW, jak to dopadIo Sc st;
kou, potion no soudni sluha
vedl do cely a Vaclav vydal
ma ccstu k domOVu.
Xi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-18

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OLD
chod S prodajem doutniku,
5kolnich potreb a podobne. Ty
dni vydelek $4,000. Musi byti
prodan nasledkem rozchodu
spolecniku. BlizSi Sc sdeli pc 7
hod. vecer V elsie GIT Wade
Park Ave. 9-23
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ZPRAVY z CECH
Byvaly decent prazske uni
versity spachal milionovou kra

versity spachal milionovou kra
dez? Pred lublanskym soudem
kona Sc sensacni process inzeny
ra Hugona Uhlire prot dozen
tow doktoru Michalu Rostoha-
row. Uhlir obvinuje Rostoha-
ra, re pri rijnovem pfeyratu
zkonfiskoval rs millionu kor.,
ktere neodevzdal statu, nybrz
81 je privlastnil. Process neni
ieSte ukoncen, nebot' inzenyr
Uhlir prohlasuje, re provede
dukaz pravdy. DR.. Rostohar
byl docentem filosofie ma praz
Iske ceske universite, byl orga-
nisatorem jihoslovanske omla-
diny Praze a vseobecne byl
vazen jake mlady a velice ma
dany ucenec.
Nedostatek zbrani u praz-
skeho policejniho reditelstvi.
4 rad civilnich detektivu Wy
sla nasledujici stiznost. Cd sa-
meho prvopocatku prevratu
prijati byli mnozi z mas do stu
| Zeb beZpecnOstnlhO Oddelenl
pri prazskem policeman redi-
telstvi, ale do dnes neobdrzeli
jsme zadnych sluzebnich brow
ningu, ami obycejnych revolve-
du. Jedna zadost stiha druhou
ale patrne nekde mali hlubo-
Ike pTihradky, kan zadosti bez
odevzdy zapadaji. Nekteri z
mas test Sc, re jim zbrane ma
deli Mikulas, ale mono tax
dlouho vykonavati tezkou bez-
pecnostni sluzbu bez obran-
nych prostredku?
Navrat zajatcI z ItaIie. -
N. L. pisi: S navratem byva-
Iych zajatcu z Italie bylo "a
pocato V techto dnech a jest
.udiz podavani zvlastnich "a
dosti 0 rychlejsi navrat jedno-
tlivcu ~zbytecne. Navrat ten je
organisovan We vetsich tran
sportech, ktere dojizdeti bu-
dou do Ceskych Budejovic,
kde vsichni prislusnici nasi re-
publiky budou cd pfejimacich
komisl odesilani do svych do
movu bud jake demobilisova-
nj, bud ma dovolene. Pocet re
patriovanych q ICalie cinl "a
900 muzu.
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni zehliGi
ma zehleni kabatu a diyky ma
stafirovani a priSivani knofll-
XII. Haste Sc V elsie 3716 E.
40. ul. I?
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Xi.

Trctiho dine 20 SVEN propu.
stem q vySetroyaci vazby ubi
raj Sc VaclaV veGer do cvice-
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"Diblik, sotek z hor", zaha-
jovaci predstaveni Dram. Sb.
Tyl v nedeli %. zari v c. N. S.
MA Broadway. Predprodej list
kI II p. Vacka tamtez, kde SO.
be mIIzete zamluviti j listky Sc.
zonni.
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ohnivzdorna pokladna We vaze
as 100 liber. Haste sc V elsie
1902 Fulton Rd. 9-18
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Lhotaka.
! "Uz jsem to odbrucel," vo-
lal Lhotak ma Petrika, uz z da
leka.
:. "No, odbyl's to dobre," u
small Sc Vaclav.
"a snadno," svedcil Lhotak.
"Dopoledne jsem nosil vodu a
odpoledne jsem Stipal drivl, V
: noci jsem Sc natahl ma slam
ink a byl jsem diva dny xiv bez
starosti 0 zivobyti. Stale to "a
to, re jsem 81 hodil pc spravci"
"Jen iestli to ten Nemec ne
Dude ted hledet odplatiti," re-
XII Vaclav.
Lhotak mavl rukou, jakoby
odhanel mouchu.
"Malo strachu," pravil ne
|dbale. Dude Sc mi vic bait nez
Liza jeho. Uvidis, re mi da j ma
dobre misto, kde bych hodne
vydelal. Poznal, re Sc nebojim
, kriminalu."
Lhotak Sc rozpustile zasmal
a take Petrik musel Sc DAFT do
smichu vzpomenuv 81, jak Lho-
tax vyvazl S mirny mtrestem.
| Ma dulu pracovalo Sc jake
obycejne, mebylo tn vlastne ia
| dine Zmeny, nez re delnictvo o
treti iodine vylezlo z dulu a 70
zeSlo sc k domovum. Cekalo
: Sc dychtive, jaka Dude v soho
tn vyplata, kazdy oGekaval,
e re akordni vydelek Dude vetSi.
> nee byvala denni mzda. V so.
botu dostal kazdy delnik sku'
tecne vetsi obnos pence, ne5
n dostaval jindy, ale zaroveh 0,
znamil pokladnik novy zpusot
: v%yplaceni. - Akordnl mzdl
o nelze .jinak spotitati, nez al
= pc mesici. Ably delnictvo ne
muscle cekat ma penlze. eel!
4 m6sic, Dude Sc vyplaceti diva
rat "a mesic, vzdy patnacte
e o a prvniho, pripadne dru
on a ctvrtou sobotu V mesici
j., I polovine mesice dostane k;
l. .dy delnik zalohu ma svuj pla
pomeru k udelane praci, ia
a TO oZnami dulni dozorci a n
>" onci m6sice doplati Sc mu zb.
TX.
,e Jak byva S kazdou novoJou
ylo i s timto novym ZpusC
20 EN- vyplaceni. Kazdy tom
al ozumel Poole sv6ho, ale ma
" , KIDD dObfe. Pokladnik {
Ia lusel vysv6tlovati asi trikrat
ma konec uz cely rozmrzel
al XXI: "Akordni plat jmak Wy
J. laceti nelze, ysak tomu ca
j. I'M vSichni poroZumite.'
DGlnici Sc upokoiili. Hlavl
i }ci bylo, re NELL zas V ruko
& anlze. Nekterym sc 10 ovSel
10 otom V hospOde V Have 70.
e ,zelo.
ie IS tou zalohou ted newt
dix vlastne "a tydcn vyd,
No." minil jeden.
Isl INA konci mesice sc dow
Ilik isl vydelal Ia mesic a
snad dovedeS rozpociSti, k
k by to priSlo ma tyden,' V
III. Gtloval mu soudruh.
Nekterym zas bylo proti n
j. re mali S platem vystac.
rnact dni a ne jake drive j
M den. To byli tact, kteri BY
"ykli, ~dati zcnG ma zivoby
in :zde Soboty urcitou castku
,u e MD va ostatek ned
opiti a prohrati V karty.
lat ted neslo, protoze bylo L
o. 2amo, kolik kdo 2 mich bu
al konci mesice dobirati.
by Take sc ozvaly hlasy, re
<a 81 spravce pomstil delnict
into novy mvyplacenjm
ella tavku. Ale platbyl zaveden
av. edalo sc prot tomu mic de
Sc Kterysi rozvazny clov6k
IN vSechny rozsoudil, lie k
lde delaL, take hodne vyd,
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MUSf BYT PRODAN do :


tydnu, dvourodinny dunn 0 A
svetnicich S koupelnou, dole s
krbem a 0 A svetnicich S kou-
ielnou nahore. Vyhrevnl pee,
garage, bridlicova strecha, lot
ic 40 pr 100 strevicich, male
ia Sc ma yych. 1902 ul. mezi
Union a Kinsman. Cena $4,000
o blizSi zavolejte, pfijd'te ne
DO dopiste do uradovny J. f.
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.Vedle boulevardu. Tel. Union
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 ety.
rech pokojich pro bezdetnou
rodinu. Haste Sc V elsie 45l0
Champa ul. 9-18
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PRODAJl Sc diva mladi taz
II kone. Haste sc V elsie 3744
1871. ul. I?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
NEW BUILDING PERMITS
GRANTED FOR S51 500
Proposed Erection OF Dwelling, and
stores PrcsnGeS Hrisk Busi-
ness Period.

An earnest OF what may be expected
IN the building line when business i'm
richmond again rcgainS it's normal
stride, IN reaction from war conditions
vas given yesterday with the filing. i'm
inc Office OF building Inspector BuiIcr
plans Tor the erection OF dwellings,
ana stores 10 cost. in the aEgregate
4 lis, OF the permits granted is as
Mrs. rocahon,as w. wrigh, 70 cree,
a concrete and tile dwelling a, 5l5
$4,000. ~ w 'o"'
II. NJ. Anderson & 20. TO cree, two
frame ana Stucco dwellings on the
east SIDE Of Noble Avenue. between
i'rook!and Park boulevard and DUPONT
street 10 cost $4,000.
e. IL. Sprenkle. .jr.. TO cree; a frame
ana stucco dwelling at the southeast
corner o. Terrace and Rodgers Streets,
TO cost $500.
Muhleman & kayhoe TO erect n
frame and stucco dwelling on the east
sac OF EGSewood Avende 40 feet
north or Essex Street, to cost 81 900
Muhlcinan & Itayhoc TO erect "A two
story brick dwelling al the northeast
corner OF kcnsington and Sheppard
streets. 10 cost $4,000.
\. L" Sirnus. owner. and T. h.
Sprcnkic. contractor, TO repair two
brick stores, els and 220 East Broad
street. taking out partition between
and putting in beams. also new double
'front.' and general alterations. TO cost
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
CITY SCHOOLS WILL AID
SALVATION ARMY DRIVE
County schools Also Arc Advised 'rhnt
Their So-Operntion VIII Prove
big Factor.

Principals OF all cit! schools OF R!ch.
mono nave ncen Instructed by Assistant:
Superintendent, Albert H. H.ll relative
70 the Salvation Army drive which be-
aims next Monday. The Salvation Army
VIII also have the cooperation of the
county schools through Superintendent
w l.. Prince, % IIenrico County
The text OF Mr.. IIll's letter to ;h.
principals of city schools follows:
Please keep in mind the school col
lection authorized by Dr. Chandler for
the Salvation Army. The campaign be.
ems in Richmond on Mas 70 and con-
,!nucs through the week. Please
change the date Of your collection TO
Wednesday,, May Il. ana discuss the
matter tevs"al times previous 20 that
date with Your teachers aud pupils.
This organization a. YOU know
yer! well, has done mos, cxccIieu; SER
wee both 81 home ANA abroad and
inns The only time that they have
appealed TO the public for aid in this
way. SiAi! per cent Of the fund raised
WEI be spent here in Richmond for
u permanent home for The salvation
Army.
lie, US see ii We can not raise .
substantial! amount al each school 10
aid this good cause.
ANY. returned soldier Will tell YOU
what the Salvation Army has done for
MIN and you viii at once feel that
YOU want 10 help him show his apprc.
cation OF its Invaluable services to
himself and his comrades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
VIRGINIA ODD FELLOWS
BEGIN ANNUAL SESSION
Sovereign Grand Secretary Goodwin,
4of Baltimore. Makes Opening
@sss,:s. Address.
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR
Decoration of Chiyalry Is Bestowed
Upon Six Womcn-Crand Lodge
. Meeting TO Be Held Today in Jcf-
fcrSou Auditorium.

The annual sessions OF the Grand
Bodies OF Virginia Odd Fellows began
yesterday having been preceded on
Sunday afternoon by. exercises held in
tho jefferson auditorium in observance
OF the Tooth anniversary Of tho found
ing of,.thc order in America. The prin--
cipai"speakrr was the Sovereign Grand
secretary OF the Order General John
IS. Goodwin, of Baltimore.
The military council OF The depart
mont OF Virginia held lis opening SEES
cncampmcnt OF Virginia convened.
The officers for the coming year are:
Colonel ". l.. Martin. Alexandria, grand
Patriarch.
James. r. Goodrich. Dcndyon. grand
high priest.
Leslie II; Drew, Eichmond, grand
senior warden.
fred II. Cole. Petersburg. grand jun
for warden.
EN-, Bunch Lynchburs, erand scribe.
George w. Hill, Norfolk, grand treas
Charles u. Fox. Of Roanoke. past
Grand master and past grand patriarch.
WIS elected representative 10 the SOW
eressn grand lodge for two Years.
&C., Receive OHlrial Visit.
~; ;he afternoon session all ohicial
nes, Of Bins hamton. y. y. the head OF
ihe military branch Of this order; he
vac accompanied by his adjutant. Col
pnei Fred \. Groom. OF Baltimore, and
s.srsbury, OF Alexandria.
" S:Sc l. M, in the Jefferson aud
lartuir. the decoration OF chivalrN vas
conferred on the following candidates.
AIRS. Daisy j. Jones. Of Norfolk, pas
president OF HE Eebekah Assembly o.
Virginia.
Mrs. anpie NJ KELLEY, Norfolf also
Mrs. Zutcika J. por,lock. OF Norfolk.
Nrs. Annie NJ. Gray. Roanoke. pres
ds2l OF the assembly.
Mrs. James J. Hancock. Richmond.
Miss Mamie Brown OF Richmond.
n the evening a bail was given in
i-Ts same auditorium. General Quincy
sAd sstaT participating.
Grand Lodge Meeting.
the Grand Lodge OF virgin!. VIII
'i'sn sessions in the Jefferson auditor
tuW. at 10 oclock today. and at the
same hour the Rebekah Assembly VIII
meet ia me ODD Fellows Hall. Fousheo
!tnd, Grace Streets. These bodies viii
ne IN session ;wo days. The final scs-
sion OF The department council Will
~ held in Harrison Hall on Tuesday
At u. Nj. ;onigh; ;he imi,iatory and
second degrees vii. be given in the
Jefferson auditorium and At the Same
hou: the Eebekah degree will be ey-
emplthed in the I. q. .. T. Hall. Fou-
shee and Grace Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
FIRST CHARTER BUDGET
ON LAST TAPIS TONIGHT
Board OF Aldermen Meet 10 RntirX o-
reject the Action Of Common
Council.


Efforts 10 write the final chapter OF
Hesitation relative TO the hrs, civ
budget to be prepared under tho nro
VISIONS of the new charter may result,
loniSnt in determined fight by tho
MINORITY opposed to its passage when
me board OF Aldermen meets 10 ratifv
Council
The budget. If approved in IFS
present form. commits tho city to the
policy of borrowing enough money 20
reinforce the estimated revenues in
paying the current annual EXPENSES
OF government. This plan is in lieu
of increasing the rate or taxation ~
make up the years deficit. and has tho
aEo"ed opposition of Alderman FULLER
VINO probably Will lead an ATTACK on
its passage.
Under charter provisions the vote
Q: eight members OF the board is rc
CURED Tor ratifyins tho budget as
that Alderman Epps viii! no, be ahir
TO attend tho meeting. and AIdcrn.n
EaH! mas reiinquishcd his seat With
Mr.. RULER counted out; this leaves
nine members from whom 10 secure
eight votes.
Mayor Alnsie has given no int>.,,.
,:on as 10 his attitude toward signing
INC document. bat Il is known that ,,,
vigorously opposed The plan of Dor
rowing as inconsistent with the char
&c! provisions. The organic law OF the
C!t!' ne says. provides that revenues
,or running the government must be
,itE Attorney has ruled that the mud
get, as ii is drawn. IS valid and this
!, Is pointed out. may influence thn
Mayor IN attaching his s;cna;urn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
Police Find Booze
Cache in Bushes
Also Young Arsenal and
Operators IN Environs
OF the City Farm.

Police summoned on hurry call
yesterday evening to a wood on Shen-
andoah Avenue. found 1874 quarts and
nifty three hints OF whisky. and Benja :
min Dc Santo. all hidden In the bushes.
il was said. The call was sent in 6y:
); }. Crostic. an employee of the City
Farm. who asaerts that while crossing
the wood with his brother. II. II. Cros-
tic, he was held up at tho point of a
gun by four men and brutally struck
across tho face with the butt of a re-
volver.
When the two brothers stumbled
Upon the alleged bootleggers and
their liquor. :hey assert that the boot
ieSScrs took them captive and marched
them go feet. While held captive the
two men assert that three OF the boo;
leESers put ten cases Of whisky in an
@uSonooile and drove away with them
hen the police were summoned
tney arrested De Santo. who they as
,eri; mad beer left to guard the liquor
AZ me time he was discovered in the
pushes he had two large calibcr re-
NoiNers IN his possession, according
to the police. He was charged With
having the liquor in his possession.
carrying concealed weapons and
threatening the life of j. J. Cros,ic
y search is being made for the au-
tomooilc and the three men in il, De
Santo asserts that he is from Boston
and police believe that the other three
arc from Baltimore. AL! of the alleged
hootiesgers were described as Ital-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
PROHIBITION INSPECTORS
DESTROY THREE STILLS
Arrest Five md Spill 1000 Gallon.
Of Berr Near
Norton.

'Lohib!iion inspectors. working in
iTers reported 20 prohibition head.
quarters here yesterday tina; on Lass,
Cd ,urdaE they had destroyed three
men were arrested in the raid and
",0oo gallons Of beer destroyed by the
clhcers, as we'll as quantity OF Other
ardent spirits -
The prohibition inspectors reported
NAT one OF iae stills had twenty-five
tarsc fermenters and one OF the others
r.ieen: Bradford Standard. !. y XII
gore, J.. d. Hampton, John Bome- and
u. Sioiard were the men arrested.
,;;"ScoFainS 10 the report received the
oiiccrs nave spcn; several days raid
ING !oc3!i in the Pound district. and
nave planned extensive operations 10
be carried out SOON