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NEGRO is CONVICTED
Isiuh Fountain Is Sentenced to Hang
for -tssnuIttn. Small
Girl,


EASTON, MD. April elisha h
Fountain. tho negro who criminally as
saluted thirteen ycar-old Bertha Simp-
son and who escaped from the in il
here Monday night was rccapturcd
Yesterday and today convicted and SEN
fenced 10 be hanged
The Jury was out only nine min
utcS. There was no demonstration in
the courtroom. Fountain, after SEN
tcncc was pronounccd1 continued to
protest his innocence. State troops and
u special detail of twenty-five police
men from Baltimore city guarded the
jail and surrounded the courthouse
Tonight the negro was taken, heavily
guarded. in an automobile to the
steamboat for Baltimore, where lie
Will be kept in the city jail until!
execution.
No announcement has yet been made
concerning the distribution of the So
900 reward for the capture of the
negro. y movement is on foot to have
the fund turned over to !; guardian
for the little girl whom the negro
assaulted
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girls wcre carried on. They have not
folk.
This. SAYS the Gazetta. was done in
the name of tho naturalization of
women.
Many other instances of tho fam
tastic operation OF the law not to
speak OF lbs inhumanitics, arc cited IN.
the Gazctta. Enthusiasts for nattonali-
zTtion. naturally all males. raid whole
villages. seize young girls and demand
proof that they arc not over eighteen
AZ this proof is difficult to give. many
OF tho girls are carried off and there
nave been suicides and murders as a
result.
Wage Yindictivc Campaign.
IN the town OF kovrov a campaign
without parallel since the Trojan war.
was waSed between the vcngcful rela-
ives Of an abducted nationalizcd girl
and her prosecutors.
IN this town the Register OF nation
aHscd women" was opened on ueceJn :
her j. but UP to February l. last. only
TWO women, both over forty and nett n :
or or whom had ever been married
registered themselves as willing to ac
cept the first husband the state sent
On the committee which il now IA
revise the decentralization decree or
TO recommend its COMPLETE nhropa .
ton. sits Anne. Vera Arkadieff. a Roi
shevist enthusiast. who commanded a
detachment Of women soldiers d,,rin O.
the recent obfiterations against Al
Iniral kolchaks army at Perm. She
mas oecn twice wounded.
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BUTCHERS AND DRlLLERS
NOW PRACTICE DENTISTRY
Americans In London Aim to Prevail
Upon England to Staudnrdizc
Profession.

LONDON. April "a (Specialp Butch
crs drillers and turner's are practicinr.
strlction, aside from possible damage
suits. is that the Operator does NOT
"a =. II nimSeif a dentist" or dental prac-
tittoneI. 1t Is unnecessary TO regis
ter. and any one may start in the bus:-
ness.
This condition, with its resultant
remedy but a, last ii has been invesl
msitied by governmental committee.
MANY american dentists IN London are
hopeful that Parliament will standard
III" the practice Of dentistry as il has
ME- dentistry as profession. There
Is no such recognition now.
SOM OF the American dentists in
London enjoy AN exclusive clientele
but the reputation Of the United states
Toy good dentistry has been seized upon
hy unqualified persons in their fam
do advertise american dentistry" and
escape TIE tcchnicaliiics OF the law by
not using the word dentists"
nhs Hennr'm nSni fommii ~, OF the
tors" work one had twenty can
vasscrs. some of whom carried their
tools with them, so ;hey could "orer-
other made a specially OF correcting
the front teeth OF young women
usually muni,ion workers with new ~
found wealth. The system was to cN-
trac; or saw OF tho objectionable teeth
and lit new oncS.N
Large profits, arc made, and there
is a constant flow of recruits TO the
ranks OF unqualified operators. while
the number of licensed dentists has
not Increased in hfteen years. The
committees principal recommended
tionS are:
Prohibition of the practice of den
tistry by persons not registered
Establishment OF "a public dental ser
vice
Increased grants 70 dental schools
Provision for dental treatment for
cXpcc.ant mothers and children under
i've.
adequate system OF schoo! dental
rcatment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
WORSE THIS SPRING
Owing TO Rundown Condition Cane.
by the War.

Anxiety and worry have a bad Of
rect on the nervous system, and do
range the bodily functions, cspecia,,,
digestion and excretion. Who oscar,
them during the war? They have mad,
nervousness. palencss. lack Of vitulit,
worse this Spring.
me very best medicine to take nov
is Peptiron. 1t strengthens and tow.
the nerves. 1t gives a good color 10 N,
lips and checks. 1t is the great vi
taller. giving healthy activity to nj
the vital organs.
This good medicine. which is q rc,
iron tonic. makes the blood rich 1,
red corpuscles. an abundance OF whicl
is indispensable to perfect health I
promptly relieves mental and physica
exhaustion creates an appetite, an,
promotes sweet, refreshing sleep Pom
tiron is in the form of chocolatc-coate,
tablets, and is pleasant TO takc.-Adv
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SOv|ETS' DECREE WARS
ON DEFENCELEss WOMEN
Naturalization Order Meets Suci,
Objection It's Abrogation Is
Considered.
MANY GIRLS ARE ABDUCTED
Relatives Of Wrongcd Ones Wage
Nindfctivc Campaigns Against
Those Who Take Advantage OF tho
l.cninc-Trotzky Invention.

LONDON. April 24.-The law provid-
ing for the naturalization OF women
in northeast Russia has been suspend
eli in one province as the result of
popular outory. according TO informa :
ton reaching London from Stockholm.
The commissary OF Vladimir has by
decree, appointed committee of
women who are to inquire into the
operations OF the law and make a re-
port with the least possible delay.
His action has been approved Cby the
, local soviet.
The Krasnaya Gazette publishes an
account OF the results of nationaliza-
ton. The system provides that every
E.r! on reaching tho age of eighteen.
must register her name in the bureau
OF free love. after which she is com
PEELED to select partner from among
men between nineteen and fifty years
old. The law led to lamentablc con
fusion. says the Gazetta. In judicial
notions as to personal inviolability."
Women Ignore Decree.
a few days after the sovict's decree
which women very generally ignored.
Two men known to nobody. arrived
IN The town and seized the two daugh-
tcrS OF "a well known non-bourgcoisic
comcade." declaring they had chosen
them as wives and that the girls with
out further ceremony. must submit. as
they had not observed the registration
rule.
Comrades Yablonovski and Guria .
Kin. who sat as judges on the claim.
decided tho men were right and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
GLASS DISCUSSES LOAN
Tells Chicago People Thut There Is
E:rcry Indication IL VIII lie
OvcrSubscribcu.
fBv AssocinteL rrc.s

CHICAGO. April 24.-Sccrc;urv OF
the Treasury Glass. on Il Western tour
IN the interest of the Victory loan. to-
day expressed surprise at The cnthusi-
asin of mid Western communities He
expressed the belief that the loan would
undoubtcdly be subscribed and very
likely oversubscribed"
= however the ono thing which
should he guarded against is overcon-
fdcnce. the secretary cautioned. y
came from Washington for the pur-
pose of making an appeal he con
tnued, but everywhere | have gone
so far | have witnessed high triumph
or the general American patriotism
The sooner the loan is subscribed
and, put behind It's the better II will
DC Tor the business Of the CouMtrN''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
!. TRANSPORT NtTSONIt
ARRIVES At NEWPORT NEWS

II. Ns-' VIitcu Fr"SS
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 81
The United states steamship MatSonia
from st. Nasairc. France, arrived in
the harbor this afternoon with 3.34i
officers and men, many of them mem
hers OF the Thirty-fifth Division.
aboard
Aboard the Matsonia were sixty-two
officers and $500 men of the one Hun
dred and Thirty ninth Infantry. in
Guiding field SJaG headquarters sani-
tary detachment. ambulance company.
machine-Gun company and Companies
u. F., +. G. and II: the One Hundred
and Tenth mobile ordnance repair shop:
achinc .; of the one hundred and
Twenty eighth Machine-Gun Battalion:
one casual officer; one civilian: medical
detachment Tor duty, and about 200
sick and wounded men.
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ROADS COMMITTEE
ASKS GOVERNOR TO
MAKE QUICK REPLY
OContinued From Firs, Page

LL0ntlnUed From FIRST PaEc.)
quest Of this committee. made ON
March IL. 1919. and n prompt decision
on this important question is vital.
the Executive Committee OF the Nir-
ginia Good Roads Association earnestly
fcncws It's former request to the GOV
ernor. that he call an extra session
OF the present General Assembly at
once 10 consider making adequate
provisions to meet 4 part of the Federal
aid for road construction now avail
able and TO be made available during
the year 1920: and be il further
Resolved. That Governor Davis is
respectfully hut earnestly requested 10
make known his position on this most
important matter at once in writing
giving his reasons therefor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
WILL WELCOME UNIT
University Of Virginia Hospital Grew
Due to Arrive ut oClOck
Today.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, April 24.--
University OF Virginia hospital unit
and nearly 5000 heroes Of the world
war when the transport Einjdam docks
here at ] o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Rinjdam is bringing back the
first Virginia unit TO return through
this port. and the city is planning to
give the men IA royal welcome Al
ready there are scores OF people here
from Richmond charlottesville and
other Virginia cities. and hundreds
more are expected in tho morning.
Advices tonight stated the Rinjdam
would pass the capcS at IL oCiouk
in the morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SWALLOWS TABLETS
Dnnviiie Man i'm Serious Condition,
Suffering From BIchlOridr Of
Mercury roIAOninB.

pANNlil.E. VA. April 24.--Joh;i
Eui!cr. middlc-aGed man. who on
Tuesday afternoon swallowed sixteen
tablets Of hchloridc Of mercury, ANA
VINO was taken 10 the hospital. was RI
mood TO his home last night by his
"iic on learning that hcr husband
could not live. Doctors have given up
the case. but say that hc may !ingcr
several days. Mrs. Entlcr said ihnt
she saw him. after dinner TUESDAY.
t;Lhc bottle from a suit case, EMMY
some pellets Ia his hand and swallow
tnem. Shortly afterwards he became
violently III and was taken 10 the
hospital.
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COMMANDERS RETURN
Hear NIbiack md bum
Arrive in New York
BHrbOr.
fRv Associntcd pr,ss

NEW YORK, April 24-Rcar- Ad-
mirai Albert =. Niblack, who was in
command o. the American naval forces
III the Eastern Mediterranean during
the war arrived here today on the
steamship AQuitania Admiral Eib!ack
Was recently relieved OF his command
10 become chief OF the bureau Of naval
intelligence ut Washington.
Also Oh the Aquitania was Rear
Admiral II y. Dunn, who has been
serving with the American fleet in The
North Sea, and RriGadicr Gen era,
Henry w. Thornton, who had charge
OF the movement Of British troops and
general control Of British railways
during the war.
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AQUITANIA. WITH NEW Work.
CITY TROOPS, IN PORT

NEW YORK, April 2i.-Thc steam
ship Auuitania, carrying the rangua ri
OF the seventy seventh CLibcrty) Divi-
Slon-compoScd oil drafted men from
New York City and vicin;ty-arrivcd
today from BreSt
Tho AQuitania brought a total Of
1855 troops. Units included the Three
Hundred and Fifth Infantry. complete.
Tor generalization a. various camps
including Jackson, : G.. and Cor
don
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REPORT VESSEL IN DISTRESS
COnst Guard Cutter Ossipec Coo, "a
Aid of American Steamer
NntHuEa.
lie M.sociated ,.ress ]

NUSToN, April 2i.-Thc coast euar,i
cutter Ossipc: left here. at noon to-
aaE 10 go TO tho assistance Of the
American steamer WatauEa in distress
twenty miles of Nantuckc, Hghtship
tn" steamer. which sailed from hero
yesterday for Norfolk TO load coal
tor Porto RICO, reported by WirclcHs
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idcal!sin into territorial acquisition
and disposition OF unwilling peoples
secretly agreed upon during tho war"
tho Senator asserted. 1T is my hope
that he will persist in his refusal 10
recognize JapanS secret bargains or
Italy'S secret bargains"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

1he craze for waistcoats goes mcrrIiv
On: ana taeV are made of every sor, or
labrlc ircm fiimy chiffon TO Glittcrinc.
uphotsteiS cloths. y new one IN Of
Gncrry rcd poplin. with an inset OF
icrsian AZ and ornamental with III :.
tie black s.!k buttons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

BERLIN. April pa message 20
Germany BY Herbert Hoover. director
general Of the intcr-allicd relief or
EaniZation. has been published in Bcr-
lin. In ii Mr.. Hoover warned against
Il continuation Of the strikes and dis
orders. saying they were en,lan@cr;uc
q continuation Of the food supply.
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70 Cure Inhltunl Con.tipnt,,n

Take ''LAN-FOS WITH PErSIN" recu.
iarly for Il to u days y Syrup Tonic
Laxative. Pleasant to take. soc. II
reGulatcs.-hdr.
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WASJIIS(:rO< -,

WASHINGTON. April 24-Co,np.
trollcr OF the Treasury Warwick, in an
"pihi"n today, discouraged tho pro
n"sal of tho War Risk Insurance Bu-
rca" 20 require persons receiving al
iotintnt ana allowance checks 10 BtI'r
on tho back Of 'h. check the rcIot ion
.hip 10 the soldier or sailor.
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NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April "a
CHARLES H. iiabcr, Of tho National Sol
dicrh' Home at Hampton has been
elected department commander Of tho
Virginia ana North Carolina Grand
Army OF the Republic.
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Faces Mall Robbery charge.

Clyde Il. Hutcherson, 1926 Cham.
street was arrested yesterday, charrod
WIN being q fugitive. from the INF a. !
robbing tho malls. eeu WIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

his resignation has been accepted u
the Sultan. Premier Rushdi Pasha n,
sumed ofIice In 1914.
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Wage yiudtctiyc Campn,rp

EEyptinn Premier Resigns.
CAIRO. April 24.-Rushdi Pasha tho
Egyptian Premier, has resigned and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Apr. 1T
IN" victory loan campaign committee
mere today put the failure Of the city
70 get bchinh the loan squarciy VI 10
I'll" people, announcing that lcas ihn;,
sl0v,o0O worth Of bonds have been sold
IN four days.
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NAY DELAY RETURN OF
PRESIDENT TO AMERICA.
my Associated pres,


WASHINGTON. April 24--Condden.
'ial dispatches from Paris 10 ad.
ninistra;ion officials here ,odav ,ndi.
Geo that the crisis brought about BY
lta!E demands. and the unal,erablc
rninhsion OF President Wilson not
sect treaties. had so upset the plan.
o. the peace conference that the i,-ss-
dents return 10 the United states
PROBABLY would DC considerably de-
!ayed.
Eeli,t was expressed in Official quar-
Obliged to recede from her dcynanJ for
hume and the Dalmatian coast
.hough II was recognized that FOR .hc
moment Premier Orlando and ms do,e~
ssnon we're Obliged TO maintain an
unyie!dng attitude or face rcn,Idia
i!on at home. The decision OF the
Italians TO withdraw from Paris 49,;
temperate one, but was forced. ae
torh!nS 10 the view here. by tho on
position In Italy 10 the present Cabj
Withdrawal Not Necessar,.
II was pointed out that the with
draual Of the delegation did no, me-, r
the withdrawal! @: tho Italian govern.
heai IRON participation in the neacc
NEGOTIATIONS or from the league Of ma
Ions, itaiy might agree 20 abide b.
me decision OF the other aIlies AM
satisfy herself with a protest ar.;ns g,
the loss OF Fiune 'S
President Wilson's attitude ,ou.-c
italy was Endorsed in "A statement, r.
day by Senator Johnson, OF C,aiiforn In
republican. who declared the pres.
tnt situation IL the supreme tcst -
ne profession OF our purposes whicl
the President has so often voiced"
TO my mind. nothing moro dcpres.
nag or humiliating 10 US could occ,r
fhan 70 tFahsmute our 1nuch-vaunte,
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

VA S II y {; TO y. Apr;l ~,
the Weather Bureau tonight ordcrc
storm warnings disp!ay we'd on the ~
ianiic coast from Norfolk TO Bost OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

COPEN EN, Apri, oA-K;cv. the
capital Of the Ukraine, has been wrcs; :.
ed from the Bolshevist forces, il is
learned late tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

TOPEKA, KANS.. April GA re
guest that the Attorney General OF In
United states express an opinion ol
the legality OF tho movement to re
strict cotton acreage, with view I,
ma intaininE prices" was made b
Governor Henry J. Allen, Of Kansa,
al the request OF j. S. Wannamakei
chairman or the South Carolina Cot
ton Association.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
HOUSE ENACTS
BUDGET MEASURE

Washington, Oct. 21.--A. bill Great
ing :, budget bureau having jurisdic-
ton ovel all department estimates
was passed today bS the House and
sent tt 1he Senate.
The vote on the bill was ga to- 2,
Representative Moon, of Tennessee,
and Representative Blackmen, Ala
BIZ ma, Democrats, voting in the mega
tive. The important change sin the
present methods of estimating de-
partmental appropriations as emb"id-
ed in the bill are: t.'
All departments must submit to the
budget bureau for approval before
sent to Congress; an independent audit
Of all department accounts is provid-
ed with comptroller and assistant
comptroller appointed by the Presi.
dent to conduct the audit, and abolish.
ment of the present auditors and con.
solidation Of their work under the
comptroller.
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ing today, but it was the subject of
serious private discussion among Off
cials generally. Some of them search
ed the records to see what action was
taken in similar disturbances but ev-
erything was held in allegiance until it
was determined whether Mr.. Wilson's
cancellation efforts would bear fruit
Reestabljshment of the fuel admin
istration, which ceased to function
last spring was discussed by officials.
1t was contcnded that the Food Con-
troll Act gave the government full
power to require the miners to remain
at work pending adjustment Of wage
demands.
1t was not thought tonight that the
conference would continue in session
after tomorrow. All government plans
waited, therefore, until its close, with
full expectation that should no results
be obtained, the government, through
Congress- or other agencies would step
in and keep the mines in full opera
tion,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
NS5Vl
KING SEES WHEAT FIELDS

st. Louis, Oct. 21.--Having passed
through the great Kansas wheat belt,
whose golden harvest helped sustain
his country during the war, Albert,
King Of the Belgians, with Queen
Elizabeth and Grown Prince Leopold,
today stopped at st. Louis. The Kings
interest in Americas resources and
vast distances W IS unebated as his
train rolled eastward over the wheat
covered prairies despite honors and
presentations that made him honorary
State commander of the Missouri
Branch Of the American Legion and
enriched the fund for Belgian wal
widows $25 900.
Downton st. Louis was gaily deco
rated today for the monarch's visit
when the train arrived from Kansas
City. Thousands of persons lined the
streets.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
RELIEVE
SUGAR SHORTAGE
MA

Washington, Oct. 21.--Adviscd that
the, Navy Department has in reserve
100000 pounds of sugar, Secretary
Daniels today intimated that he would
release one-third of the stock or g.
100000 pounds, for public use to re-
lieve the situation resulting from a ma
The present supply Of the navy, Sec
retary Daniels said, was sufficient fol
six months. AS only three months
supply usually is kept on hand, Mr.
Daniels indicated it would be unjust
to retain more than that amount now
when the entire country IS experience
ing q shortage.
The War Department, however, un.
like the navy, found that its supply
was running low, the supply being es'
timated as barely sufficient to last
until December IS. Quartermastcl
General Rogers accordingly wired al
zone supply officers that sales Of su
gar to an yone person in the service
must be limited to not more than 81,
pounds per month and not more thar
twcnty-four pounds per month fo1
each family.
Secretary Daniels also said that h'
had sent q message to all ships ant
sections Of the navy calling for stric
economy in the use of sugar, as vast,
fulness by the navy, even in its abun
dant supply, would mot only be no
pardonable but would reflect discredi
upon the navy ITSELF
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
SENATE PASSES
DEFICIENCY BILL

Washington, Oct. 21.--Laying aside
the peace treaty the senate today took
a deficiency appropriation bill carry
ing approximately $42,00.000. an i'll
crease of $4,000 900 over the House
bill. The measure now goes to con-
ference.
Among the most important pro
visions in the bill are appropriations
Of $15 100000 for the army air service
SIT 100000 for the completion Of the
Alaska railroad, $5,000000 for the fed
cral board for vocational education to
be used in the rehabilitation of sol
dicrs, 100000 with which to pay the
expenses Of the American peace com.
mission and $l08.212 to be used in
defraying the expense Of the present
industrial conference and the interna.
tional labor conference.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
STEAMER CALLS FOR HELP

Jacksonville, Oct. 21.-The United
States navy radio station here today
picked up S. O. S. calls from the
steamer Coulter, which stated shew as
in distress in latitude 1929, north
longitude 74.04, west, with boiler room
flooded. Later messages stated that
the British steamer Star Of Scotland
steamer City Of Columbus and Roger
Caldwell were standing by while the
vessel was being towed to port by the
U. S. s. Topeka. The vessel is prob.
ably cd. owed to this port, although
tn ~ be verified
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
ACUTE INTOXICATION
RESULTS FATALLY

Columbia, Oct. 21.-Gcorgia John
son and John p. Allen, both civilian
mechanics Of the motor transport
corps at Camp Jackson, died at the
base hospital there today from the eff
fccts of acute intoxication caused by
drinking quantities of methyl alcohol.
Both men were % years Of age. John
sons home was said to be Hope Ark.
while Allen was from Mayo, Fla.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-22
OFFICERS FIND LIQUOR
VALUED At ST., ,00s

Miami, Fla, Oct. 21.-FeGcral Off
GERS today brought to Miami from
West Parl Beach truck load of high
grade liquors valued at $4,000, which
they say, was taken from the base
ment Of millionaire winter resi-
dents home. Arrests and prosecutions
ere expected to follow.