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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-12
INCOME TAX ON
SALE PROFITS

The big profits realized in 1912 by
sales OF dwellings, apartment houses.
machinery, farm lands, and other pFa-
party are subject to the income tax
Every citizen or resident who made
such sales mustf now figure UP tine
gains, as prescribed in Form 1870 or
1904 and consider this profit to-
Eether with other gains and income in
dstsrmining the liability for a return
and tax
The sale OF part or farm or part
OF a pa~ce LOT land brings with II the
responsibility Of figuring equitsbly the
gain realized Consideration must he
=ivan. not only 10 acreage. but to the
quality or desirahHity OF the part
sold In its relation to the entire tract
or farm
Many persons disposed Of stocks and
bonds during 1919. Auk gains or losses
IA such transactions affect the net in
come.
If the rroats from sales. Plus other
income. received in 1873 BY an IN
married person was $1,000 or more.
return Is due A married couple must
file a. return IF profits from sales plus
other income was $4,000 or more
Returns and payments must reach
the Collector Of Internal Revenue by
March -, 1920.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-12
KEEP URIC ACID
OFT OF JOINTS
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
to Eat Less Meat and
Take Salts.

rheumatism IS easier to avoid than
to cure. states a weiI-known authority.
We are advised to dress warmly: keep
the feet dry: avoid exposure. eat less
meat but drink plenty Of good water
rheumatism il direct result Or
eating too much meat and other rich
foods that produce uric acid watch IS
absorbed into the blood 1T is the
function OF the kidneys 70 litter this
acid from the blood ami cast ID out in
the urine. the porss of the SKIN are
also \ means of freeing the blood Of
this impurity. In damp and rhiftv
cold weather the skin pores are closed
thus forcing the kidneys to DO double
work, they become weak and sluggish
and fail TO eliminate the uric acid
which keeps accommodating and circuit
sting through the system. eventually
settling I'm the joints and muscles.
causing stiffness. soreness and pain
called rheumatism
At the first twings Of rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ouncss Of Jad Salts. nut tablespoon
ful in a glass Of water and drink he
fore breakfast each morning for
week. This is said to eliminate uric
acid by stimulating the kidneys 10
normal action, thus Riding the blood
OF these impurities
lad Salts is inexpensive. harmless
and IS made from the acid Of grapes
nd lemon juice. combined wsth Hthfa
and is used with excellent results by
thousands of folks who are subject 10
rheumatism. Here YOU have pleasant
effervescent lithia-water drink which
helps overcome uric acid and IS hen
e6cial 70 your kidneys ais wet-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-12
HOBART

A son was born Wednesday to AR.
and Mrs 3 Finding
Little MisSes' Shafer and Tttei. who
are in the Same class at school we're
taken III yesterday With scarlet fever.
Mrs. n. Holben who underwent an
operation yesterday al them ORGY hos
pitaI IN Gary is getting along nicely.
Mr. f. RelsSig transacted business
IN Chicago yesterday
Mr. "a Hicks 81 Chicago visited
v1th friends here yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-12

tied her children here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foster were
Chicago visitors Yesterday.
senator Thomas Grant went to In
d ianapolis cu business Yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-12
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing NIusterole

When those sharp pains so shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as If 1t would split, Just RIB little
Musterole on your temples and neck
IL draws out the inflammation. soothes
awaythe pair. usually giving Guickrelief-
MusteroIe Is clean. white ointment,
made with oil of mustard Better than
n mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Aluste-ole fer sore throat,
bronchitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, congestion, pleuriSy, rheun1-
tisrn, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back CT Joints sprains sore muscles,
bruises, chilbl aims. frosted feet-colds
Of the chest it often prevents pneu.
nonia). Il Is always dependable,
soc and 60c jars; hospital size $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
VIRGINIA FARMERS FORM
PROTECTIVE WOOL POOLS
Hold Quarter of Million Pounds
sse for Better Market.
FEW BUYERS ARE IN FIELD
Dan Il. Owen, Director OF City
Markets, Predicts Movement Will
Spread Throughout state.
Lamb Pools Arc Successful.

~ Virginia farmers are holding for n
more stable market more than 4 quar-
ter OF n million pounds OF wool. ac-
i cording to Dan i. Owen, Director of
the Bureau of Markets mere. Wool
pools already have been formed IN
fourteen counties OF the State and
4 several other counties are forming
y pools, MI. owen declares. ana, be-
cause OF the absence OF buyers and
the, very low prices being paid for
their products, the farmers are in
clined to hold their wool clips until
later date.
~ Speaking OF the situation ycster-
3 day. AIR. owen said:
The wool market is still dormant
and prices. quoted seem 10 be merely
nominal, as all reports snow no ;rau-
& ing is being done 1t is hoped that
q the decision of the Federal Reserve
Z paper through its member banks viii
1 have tendency 20 stabilize the wool
.m ma dnn Ny: Owen estimates, that
< ned in pools lg' the farmers.
I.oudoun Wool Graded.
s ) ,oI ION pis.ion OF The grading in Lou,
by Federal Investigator from the
c e Bureau OF Markets; was also
fin ra3or &c by by Mr., Owen. The inves-
gusta and Rockbridcc County wool
pools Is = The The work which he VIII do.
the Suitability at a good price % Of The the
total product OF The pool. From
aEockbridSe County he will 20 10
3 iSaana ssaS where a pool from both
5iFrinGe William and Fairfax Counties
rs peinE held. and afterward will CON
Iinue his work in the other count!e;
et0f the State.
Farmers in Mecklcnbur-. Lunen-
burg and Brunswick Counties have
asked Director owen to come 10
eSnase CITY Monday. where it is Dlan
.sneu 70 form large wool pool MIR
owen has accepted the invitation Hc
( predicted yesterday that the move
I nent VIII spread throughout ;hc
lGNnlous counties in the State until
Kali are organized.
Lamb Pools Sucressful
it, Lamb pools have also been cspcc-
IaHE successful this year, Mr.. Owen
says, the farmers in the State VINO
nave organized benciiting 10 Tho cx,
Lent OF one-half TO one and a bnlr
5SentS a pound on the sale Of ihc
staInp s ny cooperation with Their
e. =, RockbridGe. Carroll. and Scot,
.ssS Souhty farmers shipped the lar.cst
1; ftuuoer OF lambs ever sent 10 narl;rt
In one shipment from Virrinia In.,
E5WSek, MT owen declares rho ~,
equipment being 525. BY shinnln~ 90
tine cooperative bass the farmers
kdi1 me advantage of rates on car
x Expense accounts are kcnt san,
sGSy LOT each shipper by the con
SrSnee and the farmers Who howa
ssG!eG the cooperative plan have I".,1
:In1uch pleased with it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
WILL OBSERVE fourth
Highland Park Citizen. Finn chi,
Cclebrnt ton of independence.
49, DnY Monday

EThe tenth annual safe and sane"
Eourth Of July celebration Of High
4nnd Park citizens viii he hold on Inc
piazza, under the auspices Of tho High
gand Park Citizens Asrociation
Monday starting with a baschalI game
az $3.50 O'Clock. All entertainments
Are free. -
exercises will hor;n
promptly at o'clock Community
gtnging Will he led hy Edward =
Shnmway and moving pictures viii he.
SHOWN free from : to N o.cIoc,.
Monday night. The park Will be hriI.
5lan.iiy minated with electric lights
enu supper and refreshments viii ho
Served on the grounds by tho Wo
mans and Mothers Clubs.
asDayis Bottom is Drcsidcn. Of Tho
Essociation and In charge Of the AZ.
fatr, g w Vaughan. general chair
man: A. +. James. director of cynn,e,
1t1s.E. BUCKLEY. secretary. and T.. VI
sdcClure. director Of rrizcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
GREEK SHOOTS GIRL;
Says IT WAS ACCIDENT
Proposes Marriage and Is Rejected,
Whcrcupon Pistol
ENDlOtIcS

Bill Sfctsos. alias Buell. Spietson.
% years old. n Greek. OF Norfolk.
shot and probably fatally injured
Lima Goodwin. aged 20. at her home.
10 China street, about $50 o'clock
last night. using the girls own gun.
Sfetsos works in a restaurant in
Norfolk.
lie called yesterday evening and
proposed marriage To Miss Goodwin.
The girl refused the offer of matri-
lnomy. Sfctsos. who WAS seated at
the piano. arose and picked up Il
pistol which was lying ON table.
"c .pniin , TO- the r,iite; ,,o, 49,.
loaded Miss Nora johnson. who was
in the room. told him. The gun cN-
ploded. the ba entering Miss Cod
wins right shoulder. Piercing the
pecioral muscle and entering the
shoulder joint
Sfctsos pulled the wounded girl on
out to the street AMI from there a
half-block to Pine street. where he
nailed a car.
In leaving the house. Sfctsos. ac-
G sSr t? the poiirS: , threw aawny
which the police found and are hold
ing for evidence. The pistol used
was a rs.
Sfctso$ directed tho driver to vir-
sinia Hospital: where he took the
girl y physician took tho girl into
the operating room.
While SfctSoS was talking to the
Physician officer Il. Clarke, of the
First District. arrested him for at
tempted murder lie was taken TO
The Police Headquarters. where lie
maintained that the shooting was
accidental.
When questioned. Miss Goodwin
stated that She didn't know whether
lhe shooting was accidental or not.
The mother of the girl stated to the
police last night that Sfctsos had
threatened her daughter Il number
OF times If she didn't marry him.
n l2-Ncar-old sister OF Miss Cod
win told tho police that when she
heard the shot she hurried TO tho
Yer sister out, She s ;,ddsG hRaiir hs
saii he was going 20 take her out
and finish the job"
Virginia Hospital authorities stated
iaSt night that tho bullet had hccn
found and removed. and that the
patient was rcactinE from tho Of
ieciS of the ether. Their last report
10 the no ice last night stated Thai
INC wound was probably fatal
Effort is being made to apprchopd
nc man running tho car. but nj :,
ialc hour last night no trace of hin,
mad been found. The license num-.
per oil the car. Ford. is not known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
REVENUE DISTRICTS ARE
MERGED At RICHMOND
Eastern and Western Internal
Revenue Offices Now Under
Collector MOncurc.

Approximately s5O.S72.?i9 was col
lectcd in taxes during the fiscal year
ending june 30 by Collector OF In
ternal Revenue r. c. l.. Moncure. and
S6,96o.i50 for the month of June. it
was announced yesterday.
Completion OF merging OF the
Eastern and Western districts OF the
state for the collection of revenue
was made known by Collector Mon-
cure yesterday. after a conference
with Assistant, Supervisors Brown
transferred from Collector J. s. Per
singers office in Roanoke to the
kichmond headquarters.
MI permanent deputies under Col
ness June 30. will he retained. Col
lcctor Moncurc announced ycstcr-
day. y sufficient number OF deputies
Will be left at Roanoke to properly
the reports for the department for
tho month of June. ana such other
necessary work.
Schedules were made by tho in
spectofs from Washington of all gov
crnment property held by Collector
PcrSinEcr at the close Of business.
June 80. and receipts given for them.
Collector Moncurc stated that he was
much pleased with the handling NJ
the transfer. which probably Will
cause the Richmond for:e to work
overtime in order - completely
c.can uD the work evolved.
Mir. Mcclure is contdrnt. however.
that ii will be only a shor. while he
fore everything is c."LightcnAl out
and that he viii have soon a large
amount OF special tax stamps and
narcotic stamps forms from the other
district properly verified.
Many employees of the Roanoke
force. with records and equipment
from that office will be brought 10
Richmond within the next fifteen
days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
WILL PRESENT PLAYLET
Home Talent Dramatic I,,,,,
I WIN Display Its Histrionic Wnrcs
TOmOrrONH NiI-ht

Under the direction of Harry Park
the Catholic Home Talent Dram
tic Club has made such a suc"css
Bia La q, E ION n,,,s Hunters" the new
E1mp Lee tomorrow night ny rco,,cst
n me purpose d" Of the Club is to raise
FAINT Joseph's Orphan Asylum and
am am reters Boys school Monday
islt me play Will be presented ~
TederickshurG. also by request
The club has just started rch.,rs;n.
"a new drama 10 be prcsrntcG
eome time in the early fail. The SIM
fng OF Thomas Heavy and Miss Eiean-
will feature tho currcn,
s4oW. Miss Katherine sullivan ie
musical d!rcctress -
SSThe cast of the present MAY &c
composed of the following mcmbors
pfsthc club:
misses Grace Sullivan. BESSIE Oman
game Dale Luche, Margaret Powers
Eleanor Meyers. Agnes Balm. Mary
Z Messrs. Lawrence Del Papa: William
covers. Aubrey Noble. Thomas Ecav-
1aX. Harry Parker and Henry cara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
0PEN-TOP CAR ORDER PUT
STOP TO ROAD BUILDING
approximately 125 Contracts i'm
Virginia Will BE Shut Down
for Want of Material.

Order No OF the Interstate Com
mercc Commission, placing an en-
barge on the use of open-top cars for
handling Of materials other than
coal, mas, according 10 the statement
OF q. l.. Coleman, State Highway
commissioner. practically stopped all
road building in the State for the
next sixty days. This order has not
only tied up all contracts under way
IN the state. hut will seriously delay
the letting Of other contracts, thor
onEhly dcmoralizinE highway work
This embargo applies TO the use of
al opcn,iop cars east of the Mis-
sissippi River and. the highway CON
Struction and maintenance situation
IN the state of Virginia is much
worse than at any time during the
period OF the war. according 10 the
commissioner. There are approxi-
inatcly 10 contracts in the State
which VIII he shut down. which Will
seriously delay the construction OF
approximately COO miles of h;Ehways
AT the same time stopping the main
tenance OF roads already construct
cd: MIR. Coleman says.
The Highway Commissioner feels
that TINS Is 4 question which should
DC brouEh; to the attention of ali of
the citizens of the State, since their
whole highway plan is involved The
delay in carrying forward this pro-
gram, Mr.. Coleman says. is caused
~ the Interstate Commerce Commits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
TAYLOR HEADS LEAGUE
FIl>hnrdt Man * Made President OF
community l.rnguc-llnns of
OrEanIHntiOn.

j Sterling Taylor was chosen prcsi-
ncnt OF the Community League OF
EIkhardt School ut a recent meeting:
~ j. Wood. icc-prcsid.nt: Mrs l.. C.
n iSSon. secretary, and Mrs. G. w.
Boyer, treasurer
EcorEe w. Guy. executive secretary
OF Inc cooperative education Assoc
cation, spoke on What the Commun-
ny leagues are doing in the various
sections of the state" and Gaius ~
lESES dwelt on extra appropriations
LOT f.lkhardt School. The board plans
me addition Of twelve rooms To tho
School and the citizens feel that IL
VIII be economy to arrange for two
additional rooms.
IL was agreed at this meeting To
ralse $1,000 to enable the school to
rave four years course when
"c"ihcd advisable. President TAYLOR
.Hlied Tor ten men to sign SlO0 notes
"nn'h was responded to at once.
MT Hester. Of the Hester Electric
tW;,,i.'pamE' gave "a moving picture cX-
htpitl"h showing progress in rural
HE in the past decade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
NAME FATHER SHAUGHNESSY
hrcn Appointed Pastor Of Parish
"i catholic Residents OF North

hev. r. i. Shausnncssy has been
n M pastor OF the distinct
nr among the Catholic residents
nf,hivh includes Catholics OF Barton
c,"iEnts' Hinicr rark and vicinity.
nrsGiai sunday services have been
cba',i ior them in n temporary
SiSrsy OF Saint Peters Church, win
men parish the North Siders hovn
nor! I"r INC most part. been Identified
az ',ipprafy chapel. 1T the corner
VI cnNail Avenue and Essex S;rcrts
MI be continued until ad,ouatc
o o, ana school buildings can he
Shaughncssy. who was cdu-
IIa'tH at me American College pon',
i."!S, VIII be succeeded in his dniin:
w., o",nl ictcrS by Father Richard
W nS!,iimei9n' who was ordained Ia TIC
wnsEim,." several weeks ago. Father
ION Is expected to begin Ifs
"oEh AT SAINT Peters ,omorro,,. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
pos,ponc I,nIon s.r-,.

Due 10 Inability to secure soat,n.
80 phc!ty AT Monroe Park, the union
churches have been pos.poncI frnm
tomorrow night until next sunday
ll'f"totorc the churches have been
arnic 10 secure the benches nj tno
ar Grounds, but this year tho man
aro'ncn, is having tho bcnchcs -,
Pared and i is impossible 10 u.s..
mem. Rev II NJ White. of Park
race Methodist Church. is chairman
1i tnt committee. and Rev. w. II.
ch rnna'a,: OF Grace Episcopal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
win Have Chnrgc Of uo,..

NNlCai Director G. l.. Keeton wriI,
H. ,i,a Z" OF the boys camp OF thn
s@ciaij"onn" l2nmE Mons Christian As
,"i ~ H"Shcr's Dam july & Thc
Ha'c OF the camp is above E;chmo,,,,
Mi iHo h"rt side OF the James. Thcr"
WI De ha:hirr. boating. fshins. ma
r"creat!ve features. Informn.
r,,nn ~. o secured concerning the
'"ip ny ihrcnts or boys at the AS.
'n'"H building. or by calling =
30 Hpps' boys secretary. Randolph
!, u T. McAlpinc. who has sp.r,:
-'"o wears in Japan. Will ,c,I
-. his experiences at tho Rnvs' Nv
.-IE-NE CIEh muntinc Sunda,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
C. & 0. R. R. HANDLES THIRD
OF COAL TO THE SEABOARO
G.G,i.1 Toms Shipped Through Rich
mond to Newport News During
Month of juno.

More than 1852 carloads of coal
were hauled through Richmond on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad
last month on their way to Ncwpor,
news for export or constwisc ship
mcnt, according TO the monthly coal
statement compiled by the company
yesterday.
Total number Of tons OF coal
shipped through Richmond for New
Dor; News during June. the rcpd-t
shows, was GT6.4I7 tons. an increase
over the corresponding month OF 1919
OF los per cent.
This statement shows th-t the com
pany hauled almost onc-third OF the
entire amount OF coal 10 the scaboard
during the month that was dumped
there, and probably more than any
other road during the period.
Total tons OF coal dumped durinG
tho month, all roads includcd, num-
bcrcd 100000, or about $4,000 car
lnals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Veterinary Society Meets J,,r g.

INC NlrHin!i Veterinary Medical
association viii hold Il session nj tho
ocean View Hotel. Ocean View N-ir
rinia, July and .. Lieutenant COL
onel Stanclift. of tho United Statcs
Army; j. Il. Hutchcson. director Of
extension work at the Virginia POLY
tcnic Institute: DIR. William Moore,
state Veterinarian OF North Carolina:
Dr, T. y. Robinson. Of Petersburg
and Or. u. Il. Smith, of Portsmouth
VIII be among the speakers. II. a.
Dunn. Newport News is president.
r. Nj. Owen. Norfolk, first vice prrsi-
dent: j. r. Rage. South Rnston.
second vice president. and w. q.
Chrisman. BlacksburE. secretary and
treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
w. v. BENNETT ADDRESSES
ADVERTISING MEMS CLUB
n. VI. Rubcnstcin and Ralph Dunn
browcr speak on Personal Expert
cnccs md Local Conditions

w. v. Bennett. OF the Buttcricls
furnishing Company, addressed the
itlchinond Advertisers club ycStcr-
day afternoon at the weekly meet
ing at Murphy's Hotel. Mr.. Bennett
spoke on the general conditions of
the country existing today.
~. NJ. Rubcnstcin and Ralrh Dunn
brewer also were speakers, each
speaking three minutes on his re-
speciiVc business Mr. Rubenstcin
started with one small store and
prospcrcd until three stores now were
under his control. Mr.. Dumhrowcr
spoke chiefly on his experiences at
the recent convention of the .AsSoc!-
htcd Advertising Clubs Of the World
Edward l.. SUBWAY. OF the Com
munity recreation Association. led
the musical program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
PLANT CHANGES HANDS
Purity Icr Cream Company Transfers
Property at Jefferson md Cnry
Ia Chnpin-SncIks COmnnnN.

For the sum OF sd .OOn. tho purity
Ice Cream Company. Incornornted.
yesterday transferred. by 4 Iced re-
c1anc>ry Court it's plant. bull tirss.
machinery. equipment and stock on
hand - the Che pin Sacks ComnVnv
The following also is incluhsi IN
tho transfer: Lot on the west line Of
Jefferson Street. % feet north on
Cary, fronting on jefferson 81 feet
aud 10 IL inches. with tho main fac
tory OF the company: lot at tire
northeast corner of Madison ana
Cary street 81 feet: n lot on the east
S.dc Of Jefferson Street. he'we"n Cary
and Canal known as i09-lil-113
South Jefferson street: and the lot
and stables ut lO3-l07 South Jcrcr-
son Street. together with all equip
'ncn;. machinery. supplies and per-
sDnal proDcrtv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
HAIL STORM VISITS CITY
stones ns Bis M birds Egg. Descend
WIN Suddcnncss and Severity
Upon Richmond

AZ $3.50 o'clock yesterday attor-
noon after the heavens had been
dark for some time. an old-fashioncd
hai!storm burst upon the CITY. Al
,houSh 1t lasted only few minutes
lasted. ~
Inc telephone and street car COM
n"hIcS report no damage done, al
tnouEh a few poles and wires were
blown out of their course
After the skies had clcornd ~, 49,,
thc city was enjoying a brief cool
hrcat mr. spell. another showed do.
seconded. which. though sudden AMI
hcaNy, lasted only few minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Arrange for Air Tournnmcnt

An inVita'ion 70 The American Flv-
ing Club Of Virginia to attend the
first air tournament of the American
Flying Club Of Baltimore. which will
he held ut Dundalk Field July to
10. has hccn received nv Secretary
Richmond. former service men. have
arranged to attend the meet \ clos
Cd tournament. in which 6. T. SIS:
Nieunort 2Ss. Fokkers. Curtiss D.
II. 4's. Avro's and Handlev-Pa-cs
Will participate, will no hold by form
or service men. Considerable interest
has been aroused throughout the East
and IN exceptionally interesting pro-
'Cram Of events has been arranged
for the affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
RnId Illicit SIM

.ggfn Illicit still was raidcl 49,
.iGhtfoot, York County. YESTERDAY ~
FEDERAL prohibition officers No ~.
restsswere made in connection Win
mo- raid. Two copper sfi'ss, ahou,
twenty-five yards apart, were found.
onaE with fftcen-galion fcrrncn.c-
sndsth second with Il nine gallon fer-
'nenter: Approximately 5000 gallons
IL nagh was ready for use. although
.he still was not in actual operation
y the time OF the discovery. From
OF things. the Stills
IA ~ been in operation for several
months. The amount of whisky made
b unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
DRUGGISTS TO MEET
FtsEtnin Pharmaceutical ,>xoc;,,to,
gs9Sshi Hold Its Thirty-Ninth An.
nual Convention

acting secretary Of Inc
Association. ,-binh
VIII hold it's thirty ninth annual CO..,
MENTION ht Natural Bridge. Jiiv ~
IL ana -. WITH several hundred ~
Ine states leading druggists IN nj
Tendance. II. L. Scaglc. % pul,ei,i
rs president of the orEanizatior: 7
~ Glover. Of Woodstock. and " =,
keeyes or South BOSTON. vice-i-osi.
poke, treasurer, and r. y
kcanoke, local secretary Dal.pa.
9aons from Richmond Norfolk 70
carhburg, Danville. Alexandria Ivnrt
RMEg. stanton and Roanoke. are cy
pected to attend the sessions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-03
Eulcrncp club Plans sho,x

rams Tor an entertainment for the
tho Virginia Council. No . Sons anJ
daughters Of Liberty. June O. were
ulScnSsed at q meeting Of the Fuller
rep t!uo or he council at the home
Among those present were: Misse s
u hclma Erooks. Gertrude Wade. Ar
ne GU. Kathleen BARKER. AIR. and
MrS, Nal whit low. Edwin Davis. Mrs.
Moore. chairman ~