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FINANCIAL
Bus,l,es, u,.,,,,r,u,..,,.,,


Business ori,,,r.u.,.ics. IA
hA SsIi, W,,A 1S.5nA, good chance FOR !.
not write unless You mean business. Az
Cross l. 600 care Times Dispatch
BUSINESS MAN wanted with pIiijtc :,
3pth district sales Office for old es.s H.
!,HHed. Eeii-ratod manufacturing ilr,i, Nm
Gcriul opportunity for right purty "a q, n
hecL with entirely nov line Of busius.s
without competition: $1,000 10 s3OoS Cali;
REQUIRED Should net least Sl0.o0G ,rS,
ff ,sit;;,oM1c chanical Machine O. Tool Works.
BUSINESS MAN-Herc - "a chance for :.
rear business man with Sle,0 0O canitni ~
suy interest and be active psrtncr in
9oVsry prosperous concern with more thai
$4,000 assets We desire an active artnnr
who ts willing TO devote his who'll. timc -
the interest OF said business. Firm rs we,i
s taeiished wholesale and retail. 4 fac
erected in the near future. Write ar one &c
Box 32S: charlottesville. Va.
CONFECTIONERY-Wa to nnrcba.e
small. uD-to-datc confectionery and IiSHt
grocery business. Address with price mi
full particulars Il sol. care Times Dis
patch Ia"
PATENTED INVENTION OF unusual InorI,
"ltyerlo" Adjustable Window Shade ~
tachment. Universal application and ia.
samples Just out: Half Interest 5000
I. 4. Il. Trustee. COX a2. Coldsboro. n g
THE QUICK WAY to get what YOU want
Times Dispatch classified sdR.
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Poultry and supplies.

MILIioLISE is not 2 now p,oduc, ), &,
.o Sst,aO,ishsd and proving !ts marvellous
NTH 10 hcnared3 81 hoC raiscrs. among
ssntnpefs IN Alneriei'. AT Your dealers or
Street. 40
"InANDoTTES--Pe of genuine White
:, w fahdottt hens and bullets fiayiuy) C':,iI
Maoiton el'0-J or ia Chamner!syne Ave
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and rob!oGk Your hat like new. We solicit
your parcel post orders, go East Tain
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Tailoring and Pressing. 80

mo new rn Gsspa; 81, Clothing. etc. made
!. 3tGHany Msdison 2IS3 ViI " Ninih '' III
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EMPLlIfM
Help Wanted-tcmaIc. .


4 LADY
operation: requirements: social and tinounoS1i on
landing; educatioi II huent comverssi ionst
and solicitors not wanted. Give nI",rs
DiJpatch. 'c iincs-
cASsdmnIE;HI! AND CLERK wanted. AnnIy
LOON wantcd: room; with bath. on place
CO9dKIManicd room on premises ARMY
2aol Eloyd Avenue Aopiy
MitD--Wantcd. q maid. Apply 9I5 LJ7.I,J
Avenue between 10 and 1e s. NJ. or and and
MAID 1ND NURsE-Wanied, cxnc,;eae.,
mag ~ ar nurse; Good homo and good pay
HURSE-Wsnted. experienced nurse Good
WAKES. Apn!H l04 West Eranklin street.
STENOGRAPIIER wanted State sInn-i
cnce and salary expected Good. ncr
lnanenL nosI.loM.- Address boz 1896.
STENQGRApIfER- Wanted expericncc1
yemna lady stonographGr, with neat np-
'nros. SIS Elast Main Street W. iaF'or
roDAY'S NEWS OF metonandiee and ssrv,
lee oneeed for yoar pleasure or nrofft I,
told today by tho classified ads
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.1UCTiONS-LEC4L
Iega, Notices,

VIRGININ STATE INSURANCE; 20, - NJ.
=, m2nd. w January, :, .ls:S-The annual
pany VIII be held at the oClco of the Vfr. /
glnta Trns. Cyl. iio6 lEas. Main STREET. In
January 20 ia:0. "a: IL O'Clock noon. VII
Ham x. Nil,cr. Secretary 80
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.

DuSIICSS opportunities. SS
SiORE-fcr sale. lease grocery and con :,
fccuoncry store. centrally located. j 800.
care Times DISPATCH.
WATER GRtST MILL for sale: tunninr
order: good watcrrower: In rich grain
section. Nshpoud stocked with Young gov
trnincnt bass Good tWo-gtory dwelling
rooms: 81 acres 6 Or S tiilab,.. rest IA Wood
enough for iirsTood. Good ouepinR TO stab
ash store aud st-olllce ppshannock
hlShway VIII uass, near. ro:sibiy ny prop
erty. Twenty miles from k;chrlond. on
p1biic road. Price reasonable aud ;chrns
Madison 22t0
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investments, Stocks, Bonds. 80
SIARES-Eor sale. nine 90 shares OF the
stock OF the First National Bank OF Rtch-
mond. Va. Write Col. L - Keller. Adnr.
No. IL East High street. Chariottesville.lV Va
NluiitA ssVstii. HI
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Help W anteti-Siale.

DRUOOIST-Wanted a yooI --- --.,,.-;--.,,.-,
u druKslst 10 work In city OF Htchmond
nSistHnce required. Good hours: ago msEoY
patch. 't'"'s-DiS-
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DRUGGIST wanted; registered state SAL
DRUGGIST
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Tailoring and Pressing. 80
t.hASiSS sMd pr,ssng HariI's TouIs
yard $50 Work ind prices cuaraniess
SEHAr !; oGLEAN:N0 wOKKS-I.aU Nad
es l9-1 " Eroad A o DIssa PROP
SUITS Dry SiSaned and pressed 81" called
FOR snd destySred EXpert dyer, oul,
-, to"n business solicited. Howard, IA
rA!LORG-A, Want & Co iaI;or. go
cleaners. Expert repairing itST ,s snH
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Repairing.
Renovating ana Dycin..

sIoE KEpAlhING Of the better class
:, TaSGdI post speciality Draws Shoe
factory. 1l6 East MUM Streat
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-. - .'.in.In 49,. a tlnna.
Dispatch Went AID Tekcr what 700
cent SMELL help you write a Complex
so tnat wiz : 'irTiv csf Good -esuIta
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Houses for Sale.

CHURCH. HlLL,--For sale. ei1-room frame
mouse. Possession at once. Prico reason
able Call boulevard 1852.
FOR SALE, Brand-new. 7-roorn house In
East nlRhiand ParE ON Byron Street.
and clectrie lights, Small cash psynsnt
and balance long time. See 4. J, Duuch-
trey 1905 Mutual Bldg.
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Notwithstanding.
pr,ntlns-sta,iunrry.

DCsINEss ,CARDs-lo00-ss5o 30: positively
the 51oo kind. I.easc Printing COMPANY
6ih East Main Street.
ENGRAVING, priu,.ng. Steel ding cabI-
ns! furniture. q. W. lIcradon Co. 1915
l.. Haln St
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THE QUICK WAY 70 get what you maud
when you want IL Is to read and uss
Times. DISPATCH classified sds 1''
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70 uAs
selling
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hUr-Manted. a boy, about II. for bank
9 p% , hsendwritinS Address 81. Post-Ofiee
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Fat. Possession to be effective March
or 1April. All conycn!ences required.
and must be IN good locality IN
Church Hill. For man and wife
with no children. References will
be given upon request Apply G.
40s. care Times Dispatch
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22
Look these Facts in the Face

Mr.. Property Owner-Do you
know
THAI-Tornado Insurance is
just as essential us fire insurance
and costs much lessl
THAT-No Locality is immune
from this calamity, a fnct which
has been demonstrated Time and a
gain, The country over9 See the
millions Of dollars property loss
in IA states March %, 1920.
THAT-Care and watchfulness
will avail you nothing in the pro
lection. Of your property apainst a
tornado or cyclone2
Be Prepared
See or telephone Wagner & Sly
mnnski, who represent reliable
companies.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22
Pc OTOGRAPHS

The Tabor Studio is opened e.
very Saturday aft+rnoon and Sun
day. All work is finished in FIRE.
mont, Neh,, by experts aud artists
This insures first class work and
mp to. date work. No need Of go
ing 10 larger towns or cities rs Yen
cannot get better work anywhere.
Samples Of our work IN display
case at the Studio. If you can
point to better work. we would
like TO see il. Come to the Tabor
Studio for your photos. -. /,
Dvorak 6 Blachnik. ~
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22

Mrs. Frances Pesicka died Sum
day at 5 a. IN. at the family home
seven miles west Of the city. The
funeral was held Tuesday, the Rt.
Rev. Msgr. E. A. Bouska officiat-
ing. .Interment at the Lakeport
cemetery.
Mrs. Pesicka has been Il resident
of this county for 80 years; her
husband died four years ago. The
children are. six sons, Vincent,
Frank and John all of Lake An.
des; Thomas, Anton aud Joseph
Of Yankton county aud four
daughters, Mrs. John Peterka,
Mrs. Albert Kaiser Of Yankton
county; Mrs. FIR, Horacek of Ia
Dor and Miss Frances who resides
ut home, The deceased was very
highly regarded in the community
aud deep sympathy will be extend
ed by many friends to The child
rem IN the loss of their mother.-
Y"nkton ? & D.
We take this means of thanking
our friends who have in any Way
assisted us during the Illness and
funeral of our beloved mother,
We also thank RI. Rev. Msgr.
Bouska fur his words of consola.
lion ut The funeral, donors OF
flowers and all who attended the
funeral. Many thanks!.
The Pesicka family
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22

White rose gas for sale at pump
and by barrel. Tabor Garage.
Flour for sale, ut the Farmers
Elevator. q d. .E"'.f Adv,
We pay highest mark et price for
cream and eggs. Kostel & Go.
Frank Halla and Wm. ''Beran
we're Yankton visitors Monday.
Joseph Musil of Dante was here
Tuesday on business
For sale, house and lot in Tabor
/. Koletzky. Adv 48f
We do welding and alI kinds of
repairing. Tabor Garage.
Red Crown gas at 26 cts. per
gallon at the Tabor Repair Shop.
Rouen duck eggs for sale at 81
per setting of Is. J. E Janda,
Lakeport. @ X 4-29p.
Will take cattle TO pasture, plen
I ty of grass and living water. Mrs,
Ainry IIlavac. 4-22p
Get the gopilers with Strych
nine. For sale at Tabor Drug
Store Adv
z q 4
Treat your grain and seed pota
toes with Forlnaldehyde. 1t pays.
For snle at Tabor Drug Store.
Gasoline, kerosine. oils and
greases for sale by Cedar Rapids
Oil Co. } F. Horacek, agent.
Adv. 7 III
Piano tuning voicing and all
kinds of Piano player and organ
repairing. Write I T.sunard Krall.
Tsndall. S. D. b Adv.
Wedding pictures, up-to-date
poses a speciality at the Tabor Stu
tiio. See J. A. Dvorak for ap-
roiiltment.
II you need some Of the finest
kind Of cup, transmission and wa.
gon grease, then come in and get
FIRE test and ! will prove to you
that il is the best on the market.
John Souhrada. Adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22

For sale, 40 acres Of fine land
(SEA Of SWA, sec 36, twp. "a,
Rye. SO Christina Kozel. Ia
Dor, S. D. 4-22p
We are informed that Mrs.
Stella Jezewski, who had been ia
ken to the hospital at Yankton,
has been taken to Rochester for an
operation.
The bricklayers have begun
work OH the new residence of A.
}. Velat lust week, but had to a.
bandon the work. Reason: Toe
much water in the mortar directly
from the skies.
The following have bought cars
from the Tabor Garage during The
past few days: Lad. Clmpl and
Victor Becvar. each, Dodge tour.
ing car, 4 cylinder; FIR. Kronaizl,
Jos. Boska and F. j. Kortan. eacl
lOverland touring rs, 4 cylinder,
John Souhrada, Buick roadster.
6 CYL; George Dvoracek anc
Lnis Koupal, each Buick touring
cars, 6 cyl.
A recent advertisement says
THAT Peruna is worth it's weight il
gold. We believe it, especially
nowadays. II was not worth thai
much before Il recent session OF
Congress, being rs it were, that al
that tine you could get s"methiae
just as good. and little stronger
for less. Yep, "prune Il" suffer
ers are increasing.
Old gent Ignace Koletzky, one
Of The early pioneers Of this com
munity, died at his home in tow,
Wednesday afternoon after pro
longed Illness. at the age OF 81
years. Funeral will be held from
the home and burial in the Z.C.B
y. cemetery south of town Frida ,
AFTERNOON, al 2 o'clock. Furthe'
mention will be made next week.
We are informed that one da,
last week, thirteen cattle cars were
sidetracked at Janousek. Here j,
Tabor, shippers have not beef
able to secure any as sfar as w
know for II long time. We have
wondered during these severa
moons whether the shortage ("
cars is really the cause of Lh'
lshortage of cars,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22

Remem ber, that the Tabor Gar
age, repairs, recharges batteries
and sells the famous Willard bat.
teries. ~" --'. s ADV. =
Mrs. John f. Homer of Kaylor
spent the early part of the week
here visiting relatives. They con,
duct a general store there and are
doing fine business.
Place your orders for corn p ant
ers at once, as the factory cannot
keep up with orders. BY placing
an order now, you will get it ir
time. Petrik & Straka. Adv
Rain all day Saturday, Sunday
and partly rain and cloudy Mon
day. This item could have bee,
run for the past three weeks
And it may yet he forecast,
Farms for sale. Several i'm
proved farms near Dante and Lake
Andes, in Chas. Mix county, from
2 to 6 miles from town. For fur,
ther information write or see l.
A. Cermak, Lake Andes, S. d.
Adv. 4 22p
Now is the time 10 get youl
tractor and machinery in shape f"l
your spring work. One Of the
best grades of lubricating oils. anc
greases for sale liz II gallon Il
barrel lots. Prices right. John
Souhrada, Jr. Adv.
Peter Petrik bought the ole
Sturma hail from DR.. Dilger las
week and the firm of Petrik &
Straka, of which he is senior part
ner will move its implement busi
ness there. The building will Ell
Lher he remodeled or new build
Ijng put up. :
For sale One Fordson Tractor
new and unused, complete will
pulley, Oliver plows, etc. Fol
quick sale, $Io5o.oo. Write
phone or see the Janou SEX Stat'
Bank Janousek, So. Oak. 4 8
l wish to thank all persons wh'
gave their support ut the last cleo
ton to myself and other town off
GERS as their appreciation of ou,
work while in office. We assure
our successors of our goodwill
and moral support in their effort
to make this the best town in on,
stste. I. Koletzky. Adj
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22

Stop! Look. Listen!
Storage battery charging and
repairing specially. The we'll
known Willard and Ever Ready,
~ Year Guarantee battery for
sale. Batteries in stock to fit any
make of car. Prices reasonable.
A. J. Yelat. - Adv. 19f
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22
Large Supplies
Of
New Goods
nInNNuHNIHIn

From time to time we are increasing and
replenishing our stock with seasonable. up-
todate goods. Come and inspect our line OF
plaid ready-made dresses and aprons for la
dies, girls and children. Silk Camisoles and
petticoats. .a<s
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1920-04-22
See the rlOvies
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Sunday
DANCE
DANCE

A dance will he given ip The o.
pera House, Saturday, May LIST.
Music by the Nikl's orchestra. A
cordial invitation ~ is exteuded tt,
all to attend. 90 fr o..
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
.FINANCIER HAS
THIRD ROMANCE
James c. Brady Marries
Long Island Beauty in
London.

New York. Sept. flames Cox
Brady, multi millionaire, has sue
cumbed for the third time to
romance, according to cablegrams
from London tonight which an
nounce his marriage to Miss Helen
McMahoa, of Flushing, Long Island,
The young financier and his bride
will return to America on the Aqui-
tania in a fortnight.
Mrs. Brady, who is a statuesque
blonde of striking appearance, is
we'll known as a young woman in
terested in the greater and lesser
lights of literature and drama,
Beautiful Helen Mcmahon" was
what Broadway called her.
Details of the ceremony are lack
ing but it was the climax of a years
romance Mr.. Brady, who is 81, was
married twice before. His first wife
was Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, OF
Albany. N. Y. She was killed in a
New York. New Haven and Hart
ford wreck at Westport, in 1912, and
was survived by a son. His second
marriage in 1915 was to Lady Vic
toria May Perry, daughter of the
Earl and Countess of Limerick, OF
Dromore Castle. Limerick, Ireland
His second wife died of influenza
two years ago.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
MOVING NGDENIED
BY VANSCHAICK
Former School Head In
tends to Keep Home in
Capital.

The Rev. DR.. John Van Schaick
jr.. former president of the School
Board Of the District, who returned
yesterday after a vacation at Sea-
bright, n. J., said he intends 10
make Washington his permanent
home. He has lived here 20 years.
There had been reports he had
moved from Washington.
He knows nothing of any ap-
pointments to be made on the
School Board, he said.
There is no man in Washington" Z"
said DR.. Van SChaick, better fitted
for the school board than DR..
Charles p. Neill." DR.. Neill said
last night that he could not con-
slider an appointment should it be
offered. -
DR.. Van Schaick will devote his
time this winter to writing and
lecturing.
He will interest himself in Red
Cross work, local improvements,
the housing situation and other
matters of public interest.
His work in Belgium directing
Red Cross Relief will be the sub
stance of a book he will write this
winter.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
JEALOUSY TOLL
TAKES3LIVES
Husband Kills Wife and
Self-Policeman, Investi-
eating, Falls Dead.
Especial to Washington HernId.)


Baltimore, Oct. "A woman and
a man were found dying-murder
and suicide-with a policeman lying
dead across the form of the man, by
a squad of police answering a
frenzied telephone call for help by
the 14-year-Old daughter of the
woman today.
The man and the woman were
Kenneth Tucker and his wife, Hat
tie. They had separated and he
shot her in the breast because she
refused to return to him. Then he
placed the revolver to his head and
sent bullet crashing into his right
ear. 1t failed to render him even
unconscious and he fired again, this
time just back of the ear. The
bullet entered his brain and he fell
dead. His wife died in an ambu-
lance on the way to a hospital.
Not many minutes later Patrolman
Michael ]. Egan, in advance of an
investigating police squad pushed
open the door of the house of death.
clutched at his breast and fell dead
across the body of Tucker. He is be-
lieved to have been stricken with
heart failure.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
B0RAH T0SH0W
LEAGUESTAND
Speech, at Danbury, Conn.
Will Reveal Attitude
Toward Harding.
CPublic Ledger Service.)

Senator william E. Borah, of
Idaho. at loggerheads with man
ayers of the Harding campaign
over the league issue, intends to
make his position clear in the speech
tomorrow at Danbury. Conn, when
he enters that State to support
the candidacy of Senator Frank
B. Brandegee. another one of the
league irrecOnCilables.
The Idaho Senator said Senator
Harding and his managers would
be able to tell from his speech where
he stood.
1t was announced that Borah in
tended to address while in Connect
icut a meeting under the auspices
of an independent Democratic as
sOciation, and that before that
gathering he would urge defeat of
the treaty as a whole.
Senator Gilbert II. Hitchcock re-
turned to the Capital yesterday and
announced he had been carrying the
fight in behalf of the league of
nations to Republicans as we'll as
Democrats. The Nebraska Senator
said he had appeared by invitation
before several meetings arranged
and attended by Republicans, who
showed sympathy for his Treatment
of the subject as had the Demo-
Gratis.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
0XDECLARES
FOR FREE ERIN
America Need Not Inter
vene In Irish Struggle,
He Says.
CBy Universal Ser,icc.n

Kansas City. No. OCT. Ireland
has a right to free fjs,lr from Brit
ish rule and establish its indcpeud-
euce under Article Y OF the league
Of nations covenant. Gov. Cox as
serted here tonight in procIaimjuE
the strongest stand h- has y-J
taken on the Irish question.
An Irish revolution against Grrar
Britain. the Democratic Presidential
candidate said. would not come uR-
der the Jurisdiction OF the league or
nations, and the United States
would be under no obligation TO 20
to the assistance OF the BritIsE
At Joplin. Gov. Cox iudprscd
the fourfold optional plan proposed
by the American Legion Tor Federal
reward OF the services OF the sol
diers in the world war.
Previously the governor had said
better plan" that he favored was
dier who desired IL. Today's dcClar-
alton also puts him on record in
favor OF an optional cash bonus. He
said:
i have been much gratifcd to
see that the American Legion. at
Cleveland, has adopted what is call
ed the fourfold plan. II seems to
be practical, it seems to be sensible
and IL seems to be fair, and 7 am
very happy TO give it my indorse-
ment."
The governors speech here to-
night marked the end Of his thirty
days tour Of the West.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-03
Attempted Fraud Charged
Against Victor S. Fox, Of
New York, Who Bought
Whole Fleet on Vouchers
Now Under Investigation.
Cuban Trip Halted.
CBy Universal seryice.)

The United States Shipping Board
yesterday seized the entire fleet of
six steamships and six sailing yes
sells. valued at s6,542,S76, operated
by Victor S. Fox. president of Victor
5. Fox, Inc; the Consolidated Mari
time Lines, Inc, and other shipping
corporations, to prevent them from
falling into the hands of his cred
ItOrs. Fox obtained all these ships
pm the partial payment plan. He is
now under arrest in New York,
charged with attempting to defraud
the government on vouchers.
Among the steamers seized were
the CastlaEood, valued at $751;
O99.97; the COOsa, $262,500; the Iso-
nOmia, $69O,OO0; Armenia, S69S,2OO;
Jeanette Skinner. $1,4S7,614S0, and
Mount Shasta, S1,232, ,S7S.as.
The sailing vessels are Chilli
COthe valued at S192, 500; the Monon-
EaheIa, $22s, 900; Moshula, 1912, ESQ;
Muscoota, s2O6.25o; Arapahoe, $165,-
900, and TOnawanda, Sl56,585.
Operation by Government,
The ships will carry out contracts
under supervision Of the govern
ment
The maritime career of Victor S.
Fox is one of the romanCes even of
the business world. According TO
stories that reached Washington, he
was originally a theatrical cOstum-
er. Sensing the great fortunes to be
made out Of the shipping business
on March 80, 1920, he Uecame the
nominal owner Of the steel sailing
vessel ChiIlicothe, through purchase
from the Shipping Board.
Fox was arrested in New York on
September "a. On the following
Monday he and his attorney, former
Judge Edward Z. Mccall, Of New
York. appeared at the Shipping
a passport to Cuba
Hints of Irregularities.
Soon afterward Shipping Board
oficiaIs were notified that hints OF
Irregularities had been made, and
that it would be well to look into
his departure.
Fox's account with the Shipping
Board was found in good shape.
The Department OF Justice admit
ted the charge against Mr.. Fox was
an attempt to defraud the govern
ment through fraudulent vouchers
and that $1,000 is one of the sums
involved.
District Attorney Cafree, of New
York. is apparently the only one
who has the details.
The board has taken over the
boats because it was thought best
TO protect the government during
Mr.. Fox's difficulties" said Admiral
Benson. "'FOr~the time being Mr.
Fox has no authority over his fleet