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, 1920-10-20

~companied by Government Secretary
IimmOnS.
Ensie1 Charles ". Fox, Supply Corps.
u. S. Navy, entered upon duty as Des-
patching Secretary in St. Croix, y%ester-
day.
Judge MaImin who ha been i'll in the
Municipal Hospital. St. Thomas. return
ed to ST. Croix on the u. S S. Vixen
yesterday.
Aoyernment Attorney Keyser returned
to St. Croix yesterday, He will return
to ST.. Thomas probably the latter part Of
this w8ek..
Lieutenant Donald r. Evans U. S.
Navy is expected to arrive soon from
leave in the States.
The u s. S Gu!fport is expected to
arrive during the next few days and will
be followed shortly by the u. S. S. Han
cock.
, 1920-10-20

The $. S PARMA" is expected to
leave New York to-day Goth for these
islands, emitting Demerara.
, 1920-10-20
OFFICIAL NEWS.
October 10 1000

Governor Oman attended the meeting
of the Colonial Council for the Municipal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Sim FEM LEADER IS
SLAIN y 'iIAsKED MEN
irish Leaders Charge Mccarthy,
Killed IN Ills Home, Is Victim of
Band OF Tcrrorists.
LAWRENCE GINNEI.I. ARRESTED
Many Prisoners Taken 10 Mount joy,
While Coroncr'S Jury Is Holding
inquest on Magistrate Bell, "Shot
Down Like q Dog"

nation % lam 't' ,rccartny IN" nro asSass,
S :.d roi" !.;'Ler IN ,Tip:'crary: VII"
;yi,., sa s ana Killed b masksd mon
"nriA this irorninE. Sim I'ein men he rr
,,1,,n To s.e dintinc, evidence oc The
tcIroris,s they say Mc,Snr,h% was
Killed il exactly the same way az Lord
Mayor MncCnrtain., Of cork.
Er"a'er activity today than nt am.
1::mc since tn" Easter rising oc 1916.
TlG chief. rcasoi. for ,h!s .ncrcnsei
ing o: Magistrate Alan He'll ycstcrdu V.
Many prisoners were taken 10 Mount
Joy prison IN this city during tho daE.
Ain"nE those arrested WAS l'hiiiD shan
formal verde, that death WAS due
TO bullet wounds caused by some per
roroncr's jury which Investigated the
murder OF Magistrate Boil. slain by
mask! men yesterday. The mem
b.rs OK the jury expressed abhorrcncc
"a, the crime and rendered their SYM
PATTY to the. widow
attorney Ford, REPRESENTING tho rcl-
,he crime as "heartless and savage"
iic declared Magistrate Bel! was de-
h ,aG yin less I'EaTI Than ~ he
splracy.
The coroner stated that Mr.. Bell had
been engaged on quasi political work.
which appa- cntly was deemed Il suf-
nc!cmt cause to mark him for destruc-
ton" He expressed the opinion tina.
none concerned in the outrage would
b. identified. although II was com
United In broad daylight. Witnesses
testified that after tho murder tho as
satlan's strobe quietly OFF. They Were
rot rough looking. but appeared 10 be
ordinary. respectable men. the witness
said.
laurence G!unell. Nationalist NOM
her 81 the House of Commons for the
north division Of Wes,meath was ar
rested today for the second time ~
the military and police. Mr.. Ginneii
gas prnv!ously arrested In 1917 for
ccntemi't OF court, and on conviction
was sentenced TO SIX months impris
cnlnent He served the term az the
jail at Dublin.
\ full and com p!etc investigation or
the whereabouts of the police on the
night OF the murder Of Lord Mayor
MacCurthln. OF Cork has proved that
none was OF his beat or =. his home
q. tho critical hour, the government
counsel Mr. Wyl.ic told the coroncrs
- which Is conducting an inquiry
.rto tho murder today.
Mr.. WyiI.e said that 4 system o..
books was kept at the barracks In
such manner that the movements o..
tho men were checked, and showed j.
TO 10 Impossible that tho crime vas
committed hy a police officer. Sum-
hsrs OF police rifles had been taken In
aids. 80 that II was possible they Were
seed ~ others than the police, Mr.
t''i-. ADDED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
IRISH SITUATION IS GRAVEST
IN WHOLE HISTORY or ERIN
London Press Takes Pessinstic View Of Governments
Attitude Emerald Isle, Under Cloud of Murder
Drifts Into Era of Anarchy

r"ominencc 10 accounts Of the muir
der OF Magistrate 1881. willie some
,rcat the case oc William ui;ricn. :,
i,nDHn Alderman. who j. on hunger
!t-tnc. rs equally serious
Th- DAILY News uenvunt.c.; The treat
n"n' ot % i;rien as "cr!,niiai lunacy.''
ana r"fcrr'ng 10 Andrew Bonar LA y: =
St.tcniar: in tho House az Commons
mput.a 10 him tho same spiri; rs act
49,! Magistrate I;sl!s mu:ucrcrS.
Tn Times also condemns tn. gov
ern'n.ntH n;tituh. towards O'l;ri"n. M
ralcuiatcd 10 'niiane thu, body o:
Irish opinion whrisupon. II Says, the
|ai Ta'ion @: Ireland must intimately
depend. The paper declares Itself
forced TO believe the uituatjon has
passed entirely beyond the go"crn
ment Is control and thinks that Irish
men have begun 10 accept with sulieu
ncTuItsc"rcc opcn. wc.r on tho govern
mani.
The Dali" Chronicle and Morning
Post. on the Other hand, defend the
:. ca;:ncnt VI OBricn.
The Pos. ,ga!n sharply scores the
failure % the administration 10 gov
ern ireland. IL advocates stringent
met hOdS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DRYS PLAN TURKISH FIGHT
Abraham I:ncndi. Heud Of MusIcm
Church. Outlines Campaign tor
IrOhlbitiuE

'pN*TANTiNpPLE. Maryh -. Thr
prohibition cnmpai:u launched IN
TurHry and throughout TIA" Mph.t:n-
ir"dun world VII! D." conducted alOus
two distinct lines. Abraham t.TcndI.
Sh'ck- ul-i Islam. spiritual head ct Toe
Mos!cm chur"n. with 1o.unn.u0" aa-
nGrrnts. said 10 outlining the program
Of The campaign:
we arc going - icIpr; TO tAo sorts
application Of laws aud polio. r.ruIa-
Cons. We are 4D.uS also to make Il
wild" campa..n about the physical.
mora! nni social effects ~ drinking.
We nope TO get successful results
from titS campaign. II Viii Influence,
Of course. ali Mohammednn countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Quality Preserves

Pure fruit and sugar confec-
tons of the delicious Hermann
Schmidt kind. The prices
quoted are based on old sugar
values.
Homemade Peach and Raspberry,
:S9C
A real food for children and
srown-up5.
Apple jelly, jars, 15c
Welch's Grapclade, 35c
Florida MnrmaIade, 1Sc
Apple Buttcv, a0c
Fig Preserves, o1c
Whole, fresh Texas figs, Special
Monday and Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
nhe Chi Chanter "a Met

Rho Chi Chapter, OF T'hi Gamma Del
ia Fraternity OF Richmond College, will
hold smoker Thursday night al tho
Commonwealth Club TO discuss plans
here April so and May l. Berk einy
Adams. state Corporation Commits ION .
or. viii be one or the speakers o. The
evening. Chapters located at the Uni. .
vcrsity OF Virginia. Washington and
Lee and Richmond College will attend
the convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Nut Meats

Shelled, plump kernels pack
ed full Of nourishment. If you
want high protein value and
don't care for meat. consult our
big stock Of fresh shelled nuts
at exceptionally low prices.
ShclIcd Almonds, Gao
For sailing candies, salads, cakes
SheIIed FilbcrtS, SIC
Delicious salted or glace.
Pccnns, Il h., 40c
Rich, large, whole meats.
Palm Nuts, i h., soc
English Walnuts, Il H., zoe
Excellent for salads and sand
wiches.
Sailed Peanuts, soc
Peanut Butter, TIC
Nut meats crushed in their own
rich oil. Fine for growing chill
dren.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Health Foods

Taste a whole lot better than
spring tonics, make rosy cheeks
and relieve that rundown feel
ing. Just give them a trial and
see.
Whole Wheat and Graham
Flour. loc
Bran Cookies, &c
Cooking Figs, d., 29c
Agar Agar Waters, 35c
Bran Krumbles, Csc
a crisp. delicious cereal
Large Prunes, 34c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
SUPER-W WIRELESS MAN
british Eaprcs. Admiration for Tech
nique Of Marc"nf 0ncrninr Who
Controlled Ir;jS.

LONDON. March 2T-CaD,ain IT, J.
Round said the other day that Br.tish
naval Intelligence operators would like
TO meet the one operator who IN the
war controlled GCrMan XcOpciinS and
"arsh!ps. They Imagined he said
il was one particular man who MAS Il
super operator or several occasions.
with nine or ton Icppclins in :; rad. III,
franticai!E communicating with home
for bearings. th, wireless got into u
terrible tang!c. II that moment. saic
Captain Round. the 'supcrnnan" would
arrive. take control ana III Il twinkiing
all would be order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Arrcst Altered pIckpock.t

Captain OF Detectives 4. s. Wrigh,
and Captain j. J.. Zimmerman. OF the
third police district. arrested Rich RI!
Square. colored. at Fourteenth and
Main Streets yesterday. charged with
being suspicious character, gus
pected Of being pickpocket He was
arrested after several complaints OF
pockets being picked near this locality
had been received by the police He
was Identified at headquarters as II
u similar charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
BUILD MOTOR FREIGHTERS
Holland Shipyards Tnrn Attention "a
New Type Of Sea

ROTTERDAM. March 27.-Somc o..
Hollands biggest sh!pbuilding plants
have turned 10 the construction or
huge motor freieh,crs, equipped with
oil engines, which they believe will
soon drive steam or the sea one
Norwegian nrm has ordered sixteen
motor ships Of l"o,4Jo tons 20 be bull:
in 4 Dutch shipyard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
RUINS or YPRES CLOTH HALL
TO SERVE AS A MONUMENT
HrmiGLrr or savascry Of Germany
Will br Preserved as q Lesson
Ia Future Generations.
As."cio'c: :I"'

WIRES. BELHCM. Murch 27.--a
'"rEH party % skilled workmen wi!.
s"ph he sen, here ty the Belgian gov
c.nin"Ht To make permanent the ruins
81 the ancient Cloth Hall and Inc
famous church OF Sa!n, Martin. as q
'asi!n: monumen, to the inartyrtom
ot the ;Owr % Yprcs.
The ruins "tll be left essentially as
they are today. but will be skiiifu!ly
serve their present appearance.
King George Of England has de-
Siiea 10 come personally to Ypres u
present /? the heroic town tho British
Military Medal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Springtime Salads

Must have just the right
dressing to be at their best. A
clear, golden olive oil of mimi
table flavor for simple French
dressing-a good domestic oil
for thick, creamy mayonnaise
these make or mar a salad.
Make yours with one Of these
recommended dressings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
MEXICAN TRADE LARGER
Imports nnd :iNpnrts Het,,rcn Amer
len and Mexico S43 1IG.iII Moro
Than IN 1915.

MENlCo CITY March -; I,npor,
states and Mexico In the year 1919 to-
tailed S43.:i6.lli more than In the year
1915. according 10 figures announced
by tuc American Cha o! Commerce.
in Mexico. The total trade in 1919 in
United states currency. WAS S9SO,37S :
~ Secretary w. T. Saunders OF
crease is due 10 The entrance of an
proximately lou new American firms
into Mexican trade during tho past
Two wears
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
KRAUsE SHOWS SCHEDULED
hcnrft for Jewish SyuaEogue In West
End 20 tontinue Whole
Neck.

In" krause Greater Shows perform
ing for the benefit OF the building fund
- new syraIogu. to be built in the
Nest End. sill begin ita 1920 season
IN Rchm"nd on Monday. April ), with
Tn" sho" viii be located at Broad and
Mulberry streets
twenty cars. loaded to capacity, Will
hiring IN the paraphcrnaita OF the show
There Will bc twenty attractions, in.
Guiding the newest and largest riding
devices AMI two bands. These cater
especially TO the women and children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

OF Petersburg. died Thursday after
noon al O'Clock III hib home, 24l High
street, Petersburg, after sar.ous ILL
nosS Of several days
Mr.. Evans was twice married. His
Hrst wife died some years ago In
1917 ne married Mrs. Bessie NJ Moody,
.:idow OF Major Ashiey r. Moody, OF
chesto rticid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Not GUILTY or stealth. Car.

Mark Boyd, arraiSned in Police Court
yesterday morning on charge OF The
theft Of an automobile. was acquitted
His defense was that he had hargained
for the purchase OF the car and II was
left on his hands before the deal was
closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Mea1tgsss9sSilee

Homemade. Large glass jar
Olive Oil, 4Oc
Real Italian Lucca 4 small shin
ment secured before the embargo.
First in stock for many months
Wcsson Oil
Douglas Oil
Muzola Oil
Three pure vegetable products that
make fine mayonnaise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

George W. Stevens and g. T. WILL.
president and vice president respect :
lively, or the Chcsapcak and Ohio Rail
road. returned TO Richmond yesterday
after an extensive survey of the line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
I,ob,rt =. Nrnefec.

HARR1SONBCRG. March 27.-Robert
J. Mcnefee, "a =. * .. Railway fireman,
died vest lay in the Rock
inghayn Memorial Hospital here follow
ing an operation Funeral services viii!
I've held here sunday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
TWO FRENCH SHIPS MISSING
Feass Expressed That Hurricane on
Mediterranean Cost Lives OF All
on Doa rd

PARIS. March 2;.-Two French
steamers, the Lux and the v!dauban
hurricane rrtI the Mediterranean ard
!; is believed they were lost with ali
hands. There were III persons on board
IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
David IL. nlnrc.

WINCHESTEK. March 27.-Davi1 D..
! !tinGcs. aged as. Confederate veteran,
for many years secretary 81 the Valley
Presbyterian Church, died n, Middle
/ town Thursday evening Of paralysis.
He was recently i'll OF influenza.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
II, r. Harden

HARRlSONBERG, March 27.--D. +.
Rorden. Il successful milo: and bust
ness man. died at his home at Toms
Brook. Shenandoah County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Missi sara Alexander McNutt died in
Johnston Wills Hospital yesterday. She
waa the daughter OF j. r. and Mrs.
Adrc!ta McNutt and niece OF Mrs.
Thomas A. MGtoTk'c. Of Richmond. In
tcrmcnt will be made in Lexington. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Mrs. sn.an I,oade.n.

TIA ItE.IS'JNBCEEG, MarCE -..-Mra.
Susan Roadcap aged 80. wife OF Jacob
Roadcap, died yesterday OF heart
disease at her home at L:nvNle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

CHAIlINOTTESN MATCH "7.-MrH.
Myra virginia Morris. aged A.. vito
OF Mr.. Charlcs l.. Norris. Of near Car
tcr'S Bridge. this county. died last night
at :, local horpital. after an illness OF
several months. The funeral Will be
held Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

z. Smith. colored. 90 years OF age,
was shot In the leg Mt $40 last nigh.
by AN unidentified negro. who escaped
Smith WAS treated by . physician on
the city ambulance and taken TO his
home, sos North Harrison Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
John W. nox.r. ~.

CHARLOTTESVILLE March 81. -
John ". Meyers, Sr.. aged 80, is dead
at his home near S:auurdsvi!le. He vas
:, son OF William II and Laura Bea-
dies Meyers and spent his long life on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

WTE' IlESTII MNrch NI'NIN-
der Neville H-"G 81, died ucHr Ijii-
wood, Clarke County. FROM t." M
i"riti"s 81 advanced aG". surviving
are (" widow. "" sous aud tW" 'iuusn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
q. I:rnr, I,ur,lninh.

U.\i;,iIS n !:i'NU. MnryI = = L
Henry EIndpl 'h. aged -. = c"i.fc'lr"at"
veteran nnd successful farmer, d.,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

AZ 1915 o'clock in home III Far oakr,
Henri:o County. after an illness OF
several weeks, VIII take place this
afternoon at O'Clock from TN. home.
ourial "ii be in Maury Ccrnutcr.,
South Richmond
His wife. who was Miss Irene Daw-
son. died about d month ago after a
bricf Illness OF !nnccnzu. Mr. Mum
Mas son Of the lat. George r. and
Mrs. Annie MUM. OF South Richmond.
lie is survived by four children. tw.
sisters, Mrs. ". T. Napier and afrs.
J.. a. Neal, and three brothers. Charlus
", John H. and George Bernard Mum.
all Of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
~, Agsoc,a.c.! rrcas. ,

LONDON March II. THE sravcAt
,isis in the whole Irish history" IS
>,c description applied 10 the present
situation by the Dublin corr, Spnndcnt
OF Tie London Times. in rc.tcra,In;
that ireland II Cast urift.no .ntc an
archy.
'''rhc Irish puo,ic y.yws currr"t
events wi,n rr"iound d!s... ana sick
Ness az hoh:I.' i,c SAYS 80. amazed
ana frightened AZ TIE lIucDi y
.aiiurc TO recognize Ih' ,. Inc
Situatiou"
i'uhnc officials. /; is su.u .u uulpr
the shabo" OF murder; SD..e are un-
LDic, u leave tncir bones d.. nr :!Eht
Murder societies ar: COmpict.'y or
Sdn'Zcd anu ar. aware o. tie move
iucnta Of al officials, vino on their un,t
Ar. equally cosnZaDt OF ;Acir uan-
gers. knowing that the sympathlca o
IA, ielCEra5hcrs ~ the stat. serve.
arc i.rsciy with tn" conSp!ra:UrS they
lar: not use tn" wIrts - trAnSn,!i OF
!ici.4l Information.
TaC news columns ~ the I.ou,lun
nlorntnt p..p.rs are dominated BY the
ltish trouble. the? give til. greatest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Tasty Fish Dishes

From the cold, deep sea to
your table with a wholesome,
fresh-caught flavor are these
delicious fish suggested here:
Dainty Fish Roc, Zoe
Appetizing scrambled with eggs.
Black and White Tuna. Tic
Especially for croquettes.
Shad. &c
A meaty slice right from the cen
ter OF the fish.
Fish Flakes, Zoe
TO be creamed for breakfast
Shad Roc, zoe
MI ready To be broiled.
kippercl Salmon. 15c
a fiarorsome Scotch novelty,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
Dies In Lynchburc.

john j. Burkcr, Is years Of age.
OF 1870 Floyd Avenue, dropped d.ad
yesterday II FarnlviiIe, where he was
on business for his concern. the sgd
~ IMP ui!o wei! C"HiPahy.
yesterday on leaving his home. II /;
declared. lie ~ survived by wife.
formerly Miss Lillcy Saunders. sister
or United States Marshal Saunders: a
son. Bernard Saunders. and :; dnuGh-
ter, Mrs. Alfred Childs. No arrange
mcnts for the funera had been made
last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

the farm o. which hc was born Go
served 'hr"ughrut Tho war III 10 RANKS
III thu N'OILl.k, l..rl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Funeral services for Frederick O.
Robinson. 81, who died Frida:' morn
ing Al . o'clock III Grace Hospital af-
ter an Illness OF about three weeks.
""re conducted yesterday morning At
lt:3o o'clock In his home, Cos Barton
Avenue. Barton lie!snts, Rev. Hanckcl
Taylor. rectn. OF the Church ot the
Epiphany. officiating Tho burial Will
be- in Peru. Ind.
The following wore pallbcarcrs:
john IL. Frischkorn. Jr.. l. Z. 1aze,-
grove Robert Mitchell, T.. T.. Good
win. w. l. Ragland. Joseph FARLEY,
John Ewing and Mr.. Hall.
Although Mr.. Robinson was z native
IF New HAMPSHIRE. he lived IN Indiana
several years before coming to Nicll-
mund about thirty ycars ago. For
twcnty-eiGh, years Mr. Robinson was
identified with tho Chcsa pctkc and
Ohio hallway In the motor power de-
partnlent. lie was communicate OF
the Church ~ the Epiphany.
John BLACKWELL Evans.
John Blackwell Evans. 81. former
re- la -;,,;. I'll,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Thomas Edward Mum.
-!ucrnl services for Thomas Edward
lru. aged 81, VINO died Friday nigh;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
John blackwell Evans.

Jonn BLACKWELL EVans, O.. forNlc
member Of the Virginia Legislature.
ara nearly twenty years city sergeant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-02
!.
Weakenls !.
The Blood
Breaks Your Vitality-Leaves You
Helpless When Exposed to
Other Germs
These Are Dangerous Days
If in Doubt About Your Blood Take
Pepto-Mangan, Famous Red
Blood Builder

If you are just recovering from a
fight with the FLU it will be weeks
before you're really out Of danger.
Your blood has exhausted it's
strength is in no condition to fight
off other disease germs it may be
exposed to. That is why doctors adj
wise staying away from crowds as
long as possible
You can help your blood get back
its Strengths stability to fight
off disease-by taking that splendid
tonic Pepto-Mangan.
The famous blood builder will sup
ply the iron and other properties
your blood lacks and help you regain
your old time vigor and enthusiasm.
Get Pepto-Mangan today. 1t may
be had at any drug store in either
liquid or tablet form. Make your own
choice as to liquid or tablet. They are
exactly the same in medicinal value.
Take which ever you prefer.
But. be sure you get the genuine
Pepto- Mangan. Ask for "Gude's" and
be sure that the name on the package
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-02
SEVEN PERISH IN FIRE
Mother and -Four ohildren1Victinis Of
anartment House Blaze

Newark, N. j., Feb. 2.-Caught
in a trap of flames that spread 50
rapidly they were unable to reach
the windows Of their third floor
apartments, seven persons were
burned to death yesterday in an
apartment house fire, which demol-
ished double tenement on l7th
avenue.
Another probable victim IS FRANK
Adask, Is; whose back was broken
when he sprang from a window on
the third floor before the firemen
had stretched life net. He"was
reported to be in dying condltlon
at the City Hospital.
| The boy was warned by the lire
men not to jump until the net was
spread, but the flames at his back
drove him to risk everything rather
than remain to be burned to death
Mrs. Helen Kaufman, tenant OF
the second floor, jumped to the
street in her night gown. Then sht
| screamed to her husband, William, tt
toss their Ia months old baby tt
her The baby was dropped from
the window and successfully caugh'
BY the mother.
Kaufman then climbed backward
from the window to drop to the
Ground. In some manner the win
| dow catch became unfastened ant
the sash dropped upon his neck
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-02-02

tesyille,- and after s years came 70
this city, where he lived until a few
months ago, when he and Mrs. Ar
;I;asauia my ID Atlanta to join Viii
III Fan Il E. Krnaua, Prof. Arnaud's
stepson. Prof. Arnaud was at one
time a member Of the faculty OF
Fredericksburg College.
/ shadrack Goode, colored, was shot
and Instantly. killed at Lamberts
Point coal piers, Norfolk, by Special
officer W. H. Hornburger, OF the
Norfolk and Western Railway while
attempting to eyade arrest. The
negro had escaped from the Norfolk
county Jail in Portsmouth ON NO.
.vember %, where he was being held
in connection with the murder OF
Ollie Miars also colored.
More than 500 Washington anc
Les students signed pledges Friday
whereby each engaged to labor tWe
hours each week between April
and June i on the enlargement Of
the Wilson Athletic Field. The
project was proposed by President
Henry Louis Smith. BY translatlnG
their loyalty into actual service th'
students will solve the labor problem
and save thosands Of dollars for TIT
| university. The workers will b'
fully organized within a few week
! and the enlargement Of the athletb
field will be begun as soon as wealth
! er permits. It is. said that othe
projects to be undertaken by studen
labor are being planned.