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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
DECISION IS REVERSED
IN GREENV|LLE ACTION
Man Who Made Threats Against
President Wilson Escapes
Punishment.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS RULING;
Judge Pritchard Says That Its Ad-
mission Would OF Necessity Gre
ate False Impression on Minds OF
Jurors.

In an opinion rendered by Circuit
Judge Pritchard, the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday re-
verscd the case Of j. X. Hail VS.. the
United States of America.
Hall was convicted in the United
States District Court at Greenvillc S.
C., of various violations of the cspi-
onage act. When brought to trial in
that court he was charged with making
false statements, with intent 10 inter
ferc with the operation and success
OF the military and naval forces of
the United States, with attempting to
cause characterization among the SOL
0iers and sailors. with obstructinc re-
cruiting. with making false state
fnents in order to obStruct the sale
OF government, bonds and with maxi
ing a threat to inhct bodily harm on
the President Of the United states
Embraced in these charges were
statements made by Hall TO the effect
that he would like TO get an oppor-
head Of Woodrow Wilson, thai Lis
crty bonds would mot be worth A
penny after the war; and that the sol
dicrs should rebel against being sent
TO France"
COUNT IN INDICTMENT
ELIMINATED ny COURT
The count in the indictment in which
han was charged with making the
threat against the President was elm
mated by the District Court. hut ncvcr-
the!ess in the trial under the other
counts testimony as to these threats
was admitted by the Judge. The adj
mission of this testimony ono Of
the grounds OF reversal, JudSc Pritch.
ard saying:
The introduction of this evidence
would OF necessity tend to create a
jury"
Another point on which the Circ,,i,
Court OF Appeals rcverses the case is
statement made by the district at
the District Court failed 10 modify
BY requested instruction.
NO TESTIMONY WAS
OFFERED ny DEFENSE
Tne district attorney told the jury
Shat II was significant that defendant
his behalf who has ever heard him
make a patriotic uttcrance. Not a
single friend or citizen has come here
10 testify in his behalf No man has
intercedcd with the office OF the I-nitrd
states attorney in his behalf Could
a man DC innocent and be put on his
triai without numerous friends or citi-
zenS protesting against it,
In condeinninG this statement Of the
district attorney. Judge Pritchard said
If this policy should ever prevail
!; would DC tantamount to substitute
ing the will OF the populace for tina,
or the jury and the court We deem
II proper to say in passing that a
proceeding OF this character at a time
contest wherein we sought to destroy
autocracy and accomplish the freedom
or mankind would be inconsistent. TO
say the least ~
In a time like this when patr;o,
ISM is a high pitch and many pcoplc
nave. TO cetrain extent lost Their.
mental poise. courts and jurors should
DC exceedingly cautious when required
20 pass upon the rights OF an inliridr,1
charged with an ofense affecting the
welfare OF the government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
HOUSE COMMITTEE
FAV0RS IRELAND
FnrorhbiE REPORTS RESOLUTION Asking
srif-netc rminntiOn for
Emerald Isle.

:. ASlilNGTON. Feb e-Thc uouse
fhoreign Affairs Committee TO- day or
hered favorao!y reported a resolution
expressing the hope that the peace
conference would ''favorabiy consider
me claims Of Ireland TO tho right OF
sci determination" u
-Four Of the seventeen nemhe,s ~,
Ine committee attending the meeting
we're understood 10 have voted acaingt
the resolution.
The text follows:
RESOLVED, by the House OF Repre-
5srGntAi!Ncs (the Senate conci,rrine,.
ma IL ~ the earnest hope OF the CON
EFeaS OF the United States o! Amcrir.,
mar The peacc conference now sitting
IN Iaris In passing upon the rights
~ various peoples will favovably con.
Of self -dcterminatio ion = &c -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
AMERICA MUST SAVE
Former Senator Chauneey W. D.,.w
'riffci1es VAST Expenditure
OF Money.

NV YORK. FEB. G.-Former Scna-
t Sor chauncey NJ Depew criticized the
an address before the NeW. S,rti
chronological and Typographical So
Giety. declaring the country's prcsen;
uuty Is 10 'coGomizc
mink nc have hccome too oc
cuh,oited 70 talking in big nsures."
t $40 ;N.r, i'cpcN. The figures are so
~ i'oi We cannot comprehend Them
Il" enormous expenditure Of billions
s nnS T;Sachrd the stage where the
IL ;S OF a mere SEQ. 900. 900 for Z,
snip;aru tEat has not turned ont :,
single shin doesn't seem to he Of very
anncn colrcrn. Unlcss we can appre-
80. 80 "hu iaF stress upon small things
thlS county, cannn, siIrviun !. e"."s"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ANNUAL MASONIC MEETING
ARRANGEMENTS OUTLINED
Grand Working Committee 10 Held
Three Sessions Dnil.
ntil Tuesday.

Preliminary to the annua! meeting
OF the Grand Lodge, = + A y. NJ. OF
Virginia. which viii convene in lis
14lst annual session in Masonic Temple
Tuesday evening. The grand working
committee Will meet tonight III the
Masonic Temple and continue to hold
sessions daily at 10, 3 ana $50 O'Clock
until Tuesday evening. Most Wor-
shipful Past Grand MuSter George W.
Wright. of Marion, the grand lecturer.
is III The city, and Viii have charge
Of tine committee sessions. Ia add.
ton 10 MIR. Wright The members OF
the committee are A -. talCot;, Nor
folk: William Ice baviI Portsmouth:
:. r. Crews south Boston; James
Bowman. Roanoke; Thomas G. Nelson.
RustburE; Or. John G. I'runcr, Dante;
DIR. r, l. Page. Batcsvilie; ". +. Key
scr, Luray; Charles 9. Davis Lincoln.
and Otis w. Douglas. Eeedvillc. Com
E.ueRer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BOOST D. D. WHITEHEAD
FOR PURCHASING AGENT
Business Wen hacking Man Who H.,
Had Wide Buying
EHperiencc.

T., i. Whitehead is the lates, citizen
20 income candidate for the Office OF
Ivy purchasing Agent. and his candi
oacy IS being strongly backed by bust.
ness men OF the c!ty who declare that
ne IS enlncntly qualified TO diSrharre
"a, ,. functions Of this important posi-
Nix whitehead wa. born ana
IN JeHerSo" Ward. For seventeen years
ne mas Decn connected with "A local
mn! supply house as cost and uroGt
as = buyer and mill supply man. Ills
aoi!lty mas been we'll recognized
mar i"r years ne has done much Of the
cry and supply Dealers Assocjation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
One PHYSICIAN INDICTED
IN PRESCRIPTION PROBE
J.gJ. Hartley, Negro Doctor. Charged
49, With Failure to Examine
III Patients Carefully.
RECOMMEND LAW CHANGES
Grand Jury Reports Convictions
Arc Difficult to Obtain Under Pres
Ont Statutcs-Wuuld Have State
WI Officials Sell Liquor.

.tistAftcr examining the liquor prcscrip-
ton files yesterday the grand Jury in
tho Hastings Cour; returned an in
(tiictnent against J. i. Hartley. 4 negro
physician, and rendered report TO the
effect that it will be difficult TO convict
In cases connected with liquor pre-
scriptions unless : change i'll the law
is made. The grand jury's report. in
full. is AS follows:
The grand jury find that there has
been much laXity in the selling OF
whisky. but feel that rho trouble lies
iii the law. and that under the law It
is pra CT lea lily impossible to convict.
We recommend that the law governing
the dispensing OF liquor be rewritten
in the hands OF the officers OF the
STATE OFFiCIiLS TESTIFY
As TO ILLEGAL SELLING
Tho report was signed by Edgar II.
lrerEusson. foreman OF .hc jury. In
tle indictnicit returned by the grand
jury. Hartley IS CHARGED with nnlaw.
Gully issn!n= divers prsSeirtp'i%ns ,,b for
steal exams nation required by law.
Among the witnesses examined yes
into Liquor pres,riptions we're Ser
Scant J. |. Wiltshire. special invcsti-
sator for commonweaith's Attorney
hibition Commissioners.
u; was reported shat the Richmond
druggist. VIII" is licensed 20 sell liquor,
Imported many harrclS OF whisky from
Baltimore into l:ic.urond during the
rush just before III. holiday season
rETERs SAYS MrnnTArioN
u. by DRUGGIST * Legal.
In regard o this. Commissioner Fe-
;e"s stated tha; such Importation was
entirely within the Jaw. any druggist
with authority L. sell being permitted
TO cNcrcisc his oun discretion us TO
a.
lat!on being tina; a permit must first
be procured from tie Prohibition De
pa ;nIcnt.
I, is stated ;hai Sergeant Wiltshire
rccenuy visited a number Of places
given a home addresses by those pre-
seHting LIQUOR prescriptions, hut was
Unable 10 una that the men named had
ever lived ~ these Places. An in
dictmcni was returned against George
Williams. charging HIM with trans
porting liquor y pet!t jury. in tho
Hastings Court. yesterday acquitted
Il. l. Nash, VIII I" man. who was
charged with violation .: the prohibit
zion law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
HUGE STRIKE THREATENS
TWO Million Men shy They VIII am,
'h'rhn Demands Are
Met,

NJ" YORK. FEB s.--Two million
nnl'hins trades workers throuenon;
T. n'o aouniry WI! strike In sympathy,
y vas declared today hy William !
t""cn' prcs'dcnt OF the JDurnnv,nc,
Masons and BricklaycrH' and Piast.
.fcrs International Union. unless Tho
.e1ins ot NE $4,000 hricklaycrs against
morn u lockout order was issued for
honday. are met ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
UNITE RADICAL FORCES
Elements In Russia See Hen,. IN ur,
h"ont Moderate SociaiIstIc
Rule.
by Associatrd rrc,s

E'ADiNoSTOE. Feb. C-Indjra;ions
nsrc point 10 the Inauguration OF q
movement having for it's purpose Tho
, "a oi radica! elements in Siberia
tnu RUSSIA with the Bolshcvik! on Tho
,aSis OF election by universal yufTrare
~ q constituent assembly since IT,
7 ,rEoaht'H constitute q majoritv in tho
!c.nch's opposed 10 the Boishevik j.:
= though, tina; Il sovcrnmcn; scrurcd
~ inns wa would be Of a rnoder,,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
BRIGHT Is MADE MAJOR
henrico County Coroner Promoted in
Medical Corps. OF yirsinh
National Guard.

pr J. phlmer Bright. formerly com
handing officer Of the Eicbrnrnd
tIrays later "A part Of the one Han
dreh and Sixteenth United States In
the Medical Corps. EirEinia Na,i,,a,
Iuard, according 10 announcement
made yesterday BY Adlutsn, -GaneraI
10 Lane stern.
Major Bright is ore n, the b,.,
known military men IN the State hay.
ing seen continrou: serNtcc since his
mond LtGh: Infantry Eiues Battalion
on January 10. 1901. ia zS6ttion TO
MIS- military duti"s. he Is coroncr or
.Hcnrico Cqua'y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
THREE ENGINES FIGHT FIRE
Blaze in Richnond Cedar works Keeps
Fircmcn Husy for Three
Hours.

a small fire at o'clock last night
in the plant OF the Richmond Cedar
Works. at Second and Orleans streets
caused but little damage although il
took three hours to oXtin2uish it,
The fire started IL the north end OF
one Of the wood drying kiaS. The
nature OF tho building confined the
s,noGe in such way that il was inn
possible to approach It's source Streams
of water were thrown into the kiln
from every opening by three engines
from the city Fire Department and
those Of the plant system. The nrc
was never out OF control OF in danger
Of spreading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
WALF0RD FUNERAL TO-DAY
Remains Of Delinquent Tax CoIIector
St VIII lie Inferred In lakewood
.,tl Cemetery.

Funeral services OF Thor.s G. Wal
ford. coliector Of Delinquent Taxes Tor
The city, who. di.d suddenly Wccncs.
day. VIII be held IN lakewood Gene
tery this afternoon "a, O'Clock. Jhc
spaHbearers. Will be- i T. Walfo-d -,
z Walford, Jr ilawes Coleman. II.
q. Frischkorn. Charles Collier. I, :;
Crenshaw and ]. u. Francis
~ Mr.. Walford's death was n sboc,.
TO his fellow official Al the civ jI,li
for he had been ~ his Office ,rst -
few hours before he died and ,vi,;,a
working as his desk seemed in re
best OF health. City Collector H,,,rc
and al The ATTACHES Of tho ,as col
to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
WILL START FOR POLE
Man Who iiuntrd German Submarines
WIZ ir. I" I.Ornie rIacc Dr.
Cook Missed.

Chicago. Feb. G. Lieutenant
piorc|. hunter Of big game and for
the last two ycars hunter OF German
submarines ia his own armed yacht.
returned !" MS home here to-day ana
announced tina; he intends 10 be OFF for
The North Pole again as soon as he
gets his business affairs shaped up.
His yacht the kanawha. had 40 days
Of actual duty at sea
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
KILL RATIFYING RESOLUTION
Hh"dr Island senate Drfcn,s ProhIbi-
ton amendment, Twcnty-Efyc
to Twelve.
ny Associatc1 rrn.. l

PROVIDENCE, f. /. rch sTh.
hh"le Island Senate to-day killed the
resolution ra,ifying the prohibition
amendment 20 the Federal Consti;u-
Is the third successive Federal amend.
incnt which he State has refused TO
fatty. no ether two having been The
SiHtccnth or income tax amendment
IN 1910, and the Seventeen. providing
FOR The election OF United States SEN
atnrs by the people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
CUT WAGES 81 A DAY
i've Principal Mining Compnnie. Of
lutte district Announce
Reduction
10y Associated Press

J1E. MONT. Feb. e.--rhc tiv.
H. mining companies OF the
t2ytl@ nistrlct day arc posting no.
ices 4, their mines announcing n re-
pucl'on Of '! day in wages, begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

BeEinninE tomorrow. Miss Grace Sake. OF
Inc sunday party. Will hold "A weekly Ribjc
study class in Gin,cr Park. Tho meeting
VIII take place a. II o'clock in the old
schooihousc. In succeeding weeks the group
Will NEE; on Thursdays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

A. Fields. colorcd soldier. held on a
f,i,iJ OF e99tlsgEinE. has had his case
Hrlu over until February IL iii order 10 sum
mon woman witness who is alleged To
have sold him pint of whisky for S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
sugar nonrd Moves TO New York.

WASHINGTON Feb G...-Thc sugar
sGua liHaiion board Of the food admin
i9tTatton. located In Washington since
itt organization. nnounccd to-dny the
romoval ~ i,s Office 20 III Wall Street,
New York City,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

lieutenant Taylor l.. Lafoon Is now vou
enough TO see his friends at the base hos
pitai AZ Camp Meade. Nd lie has boon
very Ill for the past two months. aficr
undergoing a serious operation there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Rank Wins Decision

&.fIp the Circuit, Court ycs,a,d,y
JudRment. for the. plaintiff for tss 81
was rendered in The case o! ST IuEg'
Psnuy Savings Bank vs. S. j. and II 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

:, The The store OF L. Tibbana. at lsl7 East
tr"ad street. Was entered yesterday via n
smashed back window. The thieves car
rled the cash register into the backyard. but
TO carry IL $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Meas Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

York, and will preach at Roth Hh,h,S
SSEi iI might on Tho Acid Test OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

Or b. l.. liisman has returned here
alter being released from military scryice
lie held the rank OF major. and was in
SharEc o. mobile field hospital No. T. first
on uutN Behind the marines IN til. I ham
naEnc sector; and later going with the Third
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

d, t'' o'iHE released from military
charge Q: mobile field hospital No ar N
Army into Gcrmani Wv" '"' "''o
Two airnlancs one from Langley Field.
E New % and S the other fISm
CHM @h inc in city t,r yss,S s morninE The
late in the afternoon for the rctarn rim 's ~
Langley Field, '''p "
Two automobiles were stolen from N.
corner corner OF Ninth and broad yesterday. The rn
G Chi OF East Grace strest, The other
cred Ssi il bore is,S license nc: &c. ISIS sSs0v-
@ f!Sa sS 70 F'2s OF Nah walst 81
"n%n and The iiluo- earFied or in an auto.
B.icher faced trial in connection M,,h ,b::
eas4 yesterday III uus;inEs court Part II.
r, rolicem nan Davis and Inspector Hall ar
Ruin T se HToad s-e M ssseion and
IN nS phs h Of weIe ~nsy
rrsn3 no,h !"IS.Sn..s, were sent on to the
lss JohnSen. Of 1919 ives, Leigh Street.
MsIi and 3,, FeGsiyfh total OF six months
man M, q; an apartment, house he took a trunk.
from :, g Joqss Among ,ho Ha'I aiies ~ 80 %
n o. ben ,yiei,;ni2ed are: c. II. Weber. r
= West. II N. Smith. l.. G BIasc and
La:nes Nowiand Some OF the articles were
EuSHne Walker. who is lighting 40 e.
,Sr, OF MS w:ts 20 get divorce. was ar-
,ySt:u Tor Profanity by the order Of judge
W %i!S 81 Hustnss Court. Part IL. yeste.-
tAE !'Ncitcfnent over the case caused him
"a nSs 3rotaae language while in the jude,
a,nS'r once ana IN the presence OF his
VIZ a5n dauchter. Sergeant Willard .S.
co-t"d Walker % the City Jail. and ne viii
stSsE tncrc until H. learns who il running
I.!s court, IN tho words OF the Judge
the CemFnnuiy House 70. Cciored paon;c
a. West Marshal! Street This ias;itu.
t;on mas been ests blished for wweifars wrn,;
>;r3nE the negroes OF the city Donations
ri-i D" Tsociv.d from 10 o'clock In the morn
Ing u;iii night. The officers 81 N. hors
HTei jpdEt J. iiere Ricks, president: Nj
" Nnnro!d. Ms " l. Wake. and Mrs
~ L. Walker and Mrs. J. Calvin Steray,
vice-p;Iss't.ni; p; " H Hughes seere.
81: v" N H.D!lston. treasurer and Mrs
Lillian II. Payne. cxecut:ve secrc.a-T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
ASSISTANT TO CHIEF
IIALlEAN COUNTY NATIVE
Drive start. rebruar, %:

1t has been finally decided that IN.
Blue Triangle Investment Campaien''
Of the Y; W. c. a. will begin in This
city on February II and will extend
To February 81. l; was planned 10
conduct the campaign earlier I'm the
month. but il was later agreed to de-
lay II owing to influenza conditions
Marriage License
John Francis McSorley Richmond
hary Agnes Michigan. Baitimors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07
NAME j. FRANK FOOsHE
\ DIRECTOR OF MARKETS
Eormcr Roanoke Man Selected Blu
rcau Head by Department
vN of Agriculture.
is INEXPERIENCED IN
WORK
Dan BlA Owen. DR., Selected Assistant
to New Chicf-Isurcau for Purpose
OF Connecting Grower and Farm
Produccv and Buyer.

J. Frank Fooshc. formerly market
agent of tho Roanoke Chamber OF
Eoinmercc and later connected with
bank, was named last night by the
executive committee OF the State
Board of Agriculture as director OF
me bureau OF markets. Virginia De-
MI rooShe becomes the successor
of l." w. Wilson. who resigned sew
erai months ago to accept position
lIe will take charge of the Office with.
III the next few days. IN the menn
Tune, it's affairs are being, directed by
Dan Il. owen. Jr.. who last night was
BUREAU CONNECTS BUYEh
WITH GROWER OF PRODUCTS
The office Of director of Iparke,s
WAS croltcd by the Legislature US the
competing link between the producer
OF farm produce and the man who
with both the farmer and the mar;iet,
and seeks to bcncft them both In ur
onSra,i9n OF their business. AN
AR; Foshcc is South Caroliniau
TO accept the position with the Eoa-
noke Chamber OF Commerce Before
that time he was connected with one
81 the leading farm publications in
has been actively engaged in work
connected with that which he row
takes up.
ASSISTANT TO CHIEF
HALIFAX COUNTY NATIVE:
Mr.. Owen is native OF Halifax
n ,n,' ana graduate OF Washing
ing his academic training, he has been
engaged in practical farming.
BENJAMIN e.. Moomaw. Ir.. first di-
rector OF the' bureau: and now OF the
Federal bureau in Washington vii;
hold 4 conference To-day Win NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

Two airnlancS;. one from Langley Field.
near .N"wpori News. and the other from
W ';hh,nst ; few or.; the western portion
chino in charge Of Lieutenant Bradford or
lat. IN the afternoon for tho return Trip to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-07

Two automobiles were stolen from the
1iGT seeoy " The one telonEinS TO r. ii.
was the ,ro3c.;y OF r. NJ. Wh!ttet of 5ls
nc mont Avenue. AND has not been rccoy-
c'cu YET. Il trtc 1915 license No 3Sis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Ask for Bargain No. D.1O38.
C1CE-Mason G Hamlin
~ i EO Chanel Organ

Ask for Bargain No. D.1O38.
C1CE-Mason G Hamlin
pILO Chapel organ.
| Very sweet, powerful tone.
This Organ is richly worth
much more than the price
We ask for it, but is priced
TO move quickly. Would
make an excellent Organ for
Sunday School, Chapel.
Lodge Or any fraternal or
Ganizauon. Easy Terms to
those who do not wish to
| take advantage of a liberal
cash discount.
Ask for Bargain No. D.1O31.
c0cn-Kingsley Upright
0kOU Piano in Mahogany
case. Although it has seen
considerable use, this Piano
is in good condition and
would make an excellent
Piano for your children to
learn on. Later, We will
accept it in exchange, allow
ing the full amount you have
paid to apply onto any new
| CRAFTS CABINET GRAND
PIANO at regular list prices.
See this bargain the first
thing in the morning.!
Ask for Bargain No. D.1O3S.
c000-Kimball Upright
WILL Piano. Large, mas
sive, machine carved case,
ebonized. If you want to see
a bargain in n used Piano.
investigate this one the first
thing in the morning. Easy
Terms can be arranged, and
we will be glad to make free
delivery. This Piano has
had considerable use, but is
not a discontinued model.
| Write today for further de-
scription OF any used Piano
advertised.
Ask for Bargain No. D.IO30.
| tI9Q--Itolmes e. Son
Q~fpO Player-Piano. This
instrument OF well-known
make is in good condition.
| The case is somewhat mar
| red. but not disfgured. The
| interior is In first-clsss con-
dition and is absolutely
| guaranteed. We stand
squarely behind this instru-
ment and point to 1t as an
unusual value. Any make
OF Piano or Player-Piano
accepted in exchange on this
or any other bargain adver-
tised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
SAVES FLU" VICTIM
WITH VAPOR REMEDY
Denver Nurse Saves Life Of Six
teen-Months-Old Baby With
Drame's Tapomentha.

1T made me very happy 70 save the
ii.tle one" writes Mrs. II. T.. pell, a
,.elncd nurse OF Denver, Colorado, in
/, letter to the manufacturers OF
Dramo's Varomentha Group ana Pneu-
monia saire. telling how she saved
The life Of u I6 months old baby who
Fad pneumonia after innucrza.
Tho baby was turning black and
almost dying. / rubbed some of the
s,alvc on the baby and in about half
Or hour the baby vomited very large
nmourt or mucous and II improved
Very Tapidl%--:n fact ropidly THAI
he attending doctor was greatly as
founded az he had given the child up"
Mothers everywhere would do we'll to
.,roi!t by the experience OF this trained
,acntha in the medicine cabinet ready
racntEa in tho medicine cabinca ready
10 combat the nightly Group attacks
ard 10 prevent and overcome pueu-
members of their families. Brane's
yapomcntha 10 a perfect. quick remedy
and preventive for these two CERTAIN
and dangerous diseases, and unlike
other external Group and pneumonia
salvcs, will not stain the clothes.
gramc's vapomcntha gives alnos,
instant relief in cases of Bronchitis
Head Colds. Deep Chest Colds, Asth.
ma, Muscular rheumatism, Sore Throat
Neuralgia. etc. Don't delay, get a bot
lilo now.
Sold and recommended by leading
drug and general stores cverywhcre
or sent prepaid by Brame Drug Co,
North w!lkesboro. n. c.. upon receipt
OF soc for 4 trial size. or $l.o0 for the
Largo Size, which contains six limos
as much as tho trial size.
Bramo's yapomenthn Salve rs on
salo at TraBle's Drug Store Grant
Drug Co, Cholf Drug Co. and other
le1ding drug stores OF Richmond.--Adv.