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Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

Braves Make Clean Sweep
 BOSTON, June 11-Boston made it three straight from Pittsburg, getting to Hamilton in the eighth for three runs, all that were made in. the game Score by innings: R. H. l. Pittsburg 0O0 900 000-0 0 Boston .... 900 900 03*-3 10 Batteries: Hamilton and Schmidt, Fillingim and O'Neill
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
CARDS MAKE II I IN 4FROIN PACEMAKERS.
A AGiants Take Last of Series From Reds; Quakers Win
 Fourth from Cubs

BROOKLYN, June list. Louis bat ted three Brooklyn pitchers for Is hits and a total of 21 bases
 Score by innings: R. 1T. F. St. Louis - oo0 PIP so2-1O 15 I Brooklyn -.... 900 1O1 o00-2 Il 1
 Batteries: Goodwin and Clemons; Smith, Mitchell, Miljus and Miller.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12
Giants Take Series, 3-1

NEW YORK, June 11-The New York Nationals made it three out of four from Cincinnati.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-12

Batteries: Sallee, Fisher and Wingo Toney and Snyder.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
AmethYsts for Mournlnu.

Amethysts will be much worn in
this country during the postwar pc
Rod as mourning jewelry. Amethysts
and jet are the most widely used
mourning stones. The vogue of anne
thysts in the mourning was fixed after
the Franeo-Prussian war. when the
gems became popular in France and
Germany.
An abundance of good amethysts are
found in the mountain region of the
western United States. The best anne
thysts come from Cambay, in India,
from Ceylon. Persia and Siberia. There
are also large amethyst mines in
Uruguay. The war which curtailed
imports of all gems to the United
States gave American amethysts Wild
er market than they ever had before
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-04-30
The Stream OF Prisoners.

Robert w. Chambers was reading
at the Century club about the capture
Of Lille when pacifist interrupted
him.
I'VE don't want to destroy Germany
utterly, you know" the pacifist said
Wen have peace soon and then all
this bitterness will be forgotten. I've
just been reading an interview with
the German crown prince He seems
a pleasant-spoken chap. Expects to
come over here to shoot grizzlies ef-
ter it's all over. Says he's got lot
of friends in the countries Of the nj
lies"
He has, too" said Mr.. Chambers.
with a grim smile. why, his friends
are pouring in on us now at the rate
OF about 10000 week."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
SMITH OPPOSES Peters
IN DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
Prohibition Commissioner. to Have
Strong Rival When Democratic
Legislators Vote Thursday.

Friends Of both ]. Sidney Peters
and Harry B. Smith arc sanguine Of
success as the time draws near for
tho nomination of a Commissioner Of
Prohibition. to fill that Office from Sop
TEMPER i, this year, to the same date
statute. Z, -
"The rumor that I will Withdraw
my namo from tho consideration Of
night is absolutely unfounded," Mr..
smith said last night, when he reach
cd Richmond from his home at Gull
peper. ~ am in the fight to stay. and
am confident that will VIM"
supporters Of DR.. J.. Sidney Peters,
VINO lis candidate for denomination
to the office he now holds. arc like
wise sure of tho success OF tho pros
emit commissioner. 1t Is claimed that
he will have q majority. OF about
fifteen, even admitting that those
doubtful all will vote for Mr.. smith.
Mr.. Smith formerly was a member
OF the House OF Delegates, and at the
1918 session OF tho General Assembly
was chairman of the Committee on
Roads and Internal Navigation. Act
ing in this capacity at tho special
roads session of 1919. he took a prom
inent part in the legislation that car
ried into cffoct tho Statc's ambitious
highway program. lie has boen known
throuEhout his career as a dry" man.
since the creation of the Office in 1916.
His supporters contend that, knowing
tho situation, as he does. with respect
to the enforcement OF the prohibition
laws he is the logical man for the
remainder OF the life of the Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS HAVE
: SELF. GOVERNMENT SCHEME
classcA Elect Representatives Who
VIII Confer With Principal
on Scheme TODAY,

Student government has been inau-
gurated in John Marshall High School
to. go Into effect tomorrow after the
principal, James c. HARDWOOD, meets the
delegates chosen from the various
classes In the school. One girl and
ono boy was chosen from each class at
q meeting held in the home rooms of
the pupils just before the close OF
school yesterday.
Mr.. Harwood plans to do away with
the present system of having teachers
supervise pupils outside of the class
rooms and will have them governed
day, it is stated. Thus the pupils will
make their own rules through their
representatives.; The cooperation of
pupils and teachers will be necessary to
carry this plan out, 1t is said.
&. This Is thought by the pupils to be
q more democratic form OF government.
For several years the various classes
pave been trying to obtain permission
tos.-a trial of the plan. and the present
gT pupils are sI enthusiastically in. favor of
ing of the delegates and Mr.. Har-
wood today. the plan will be given
out In detail. Tomorrow Mr.. Harwood
plan and tell the pupils how TO put IL
lnToperation, 1t Is announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
INDICTED FOR THE MURDER
OF AN ENTIRE FAMILY
Slew Farmer Near Aberdeen, Miss,
and Killed Three of Four


ABERDEEN, MISS, March L.
Charles Marshall was indicted by the
Monroe County grand jury here late
teday on four counts. charging muir
der, and a fifth. alleging assault and
ton with the quadruple ;ledlling near
Amory. in January. of the Miller fam
liy. His trial is set to start Thurs
DAY. Marshall is accused of numbering
Robcrt Miller. farmer; Fannie Green
Miller, his daughter: Leonard Miller,
ms, son, and William Miller, infant, and
or attempting to kill Pearl May Miller,
Is. the only survivor of the family,
VINO witnessed the tragedy.
The baby Is alleged to have been the
son OF Marshall and the young woman
he is accused Of killing.
Marshall, 1t was announced tonight.
VIII be brought to Aberdeen Thursday
under guard Of State troops, and no
one not directly concerned will be per-
mitted In the courtroom during his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
RETURNS ON VISIT AFTER
TWENTY YEARS. ABSENCE
Attorney n FauntIeroy the Guest of
l.. HI. Kemp, Henrico County
1srcHanrer.

Attorney r, Faqntleroy. youngest
Fauntleroy. of the Virginia Supreme
Court, is visiting Richmond for the
hrst time since he practicet law here
twenty Years, ago and served as one
Of Richmond's five members in tho
:, MIR; Fauntleroy Is visiting L. II.
his country residence. WILLIAMSBURG
Road. near Richmond. He will also
visit Judge Edmund c. Waddill, of the
United States District Court. and a
friend of. his father; Second Auditor
Roswell Page: Colonel 2. o. James,
Secretary OF State, and Eppa Ilunton.
Mr.. Fauntleroy is a schoolmate of
pr. Stuart Mcclure. Mayor George
Afnslie, and Frederick Boatwright,
president Of Richmond College,
DR.; Mcclure entertained yesterday
at luncheoG at his residence on Grace
Street In honor OF Mr.. Fauntieroy.
Many of his school friends were in
Mr.. Fauntleroy has Just returned
from the bedside Of Delegate E. p.
Buford, who is dangerously Ill at his
htme In Brunswick County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
COBB LECTURE PROCEEDS
FOR WORTHY CAUSE FUND
Am 'r Foremost Huu,orist VIII
OF Presenf-Dny Conditions
In Address Here.

proceeds from the sale of tickets for
the address which Irwin S. Cobb an.
t .noit, and humorist of international
torium Monday night. March s, under
inc auspices of the Kiwanis Club. viii
pc added to tho reserve fund which
the Organization has established 70
meet callsi.,n it for worthy Causes re-
Quitting financial assistance
rms decision has just been made nv
fhs BOARD Of directors. OF the club.
Rlchmond featured the weekly meetinG
OF tho Kiwanians at the Business Men,
Siub yesterday afternoon at i O'Clock
EDWARD Ragland, chairman of sthr
program committee, which has cbarrs
OF the arrangements for the lecture,
audressed the club and told Of his e.,
dorts and those of the COMMITTEES 70
nave q capacity audience greet Cobb
On rus 1rst appearance here A vote
or confidence in his efforts was given
Cobb has named the address which
he Will give here. Made in America .
ana he will deliver 1t in fifty Of the
largest cities In the country. It will
treat OF present-day conditions in
America in the mingled humorous and
serious veins for which Mr.. Cobb's lee
lures are distinctive.
ricketts, are being disposed of RAPIDLY.
reports indicate that large audience
VIII be present to hear Cobb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
PETERSBURG PASTOR TAKES
new CHARGE In TENNESSEE
Rev. Lewis NJ. Roper, ID. d., Pastor Of
First baptist Church, Goes
to johnson City.

lSpeclal TO The TImCS-DfSpatCh.1
PETERSBURG, March 1.-Rev Lewis
NJ. Roper. D. D.. for tho past eight
Church, of this city, will sever conncc-
tons with the church on April /, he
having rendered his resignation to tho
congregation last night. DIR. Roper
goes to johnson City, Tenn, AYhere he
has accepted the call TO fill the pulpit
in tho Central Baptist Church OF that
city.
Tho resignation Of DR.. Roper was &C.
copied with reluctance.
Richmond Man Is Fined.
b. G. Halles, young Richmond man,
was .arraigned in Police Court this
morning. on tho charge of recklessly
operating his automobile in the city
yesterday afternoon: while intoxicated.
He paid flne Of $50 on this charge
and on an additional charge of speed
ing he was assessed $40.
HalleS car dashed past the traffic
box. at. the corner Of Sycamore and
Bank Streets late yesterday afternoon,
and crashed into smaller machine
pants OF the small car were slightly
injured and the machine badly dam
aged. Halles escaped unhurt.
Given Year for Forgery.
Rufus Edwards. q Chesterfield Coun-
ty negro, was today convicted in tho
Husl:ngS> Court OH forgery charge,
and sentenced to one year in the State
pcnitentiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Hospitality Here
Pleased Pershi,,g.
Commander 8 of K.asks.
Sends Message to Mayor
George Ainslie.

Mayor George Ainslie received yes
terday from General j ohm j. Pershing,
CONNIE Coz ander-in- chief Of the American
thanks and appreciation for the hos
pitality afforded him on his stay here.
The letter was mailed from the gen.
top, Mass. It read:
ut was a. privilege which gave me
historic city and to thank You anu
your people for the loyal and patriotic
support rendered the army during the
most enjoyabiSg / appreciate the wei
come and real Southern hospitality ac-
corded me by your citizens, and desire
courtesies which you personally Sex.
tended to me and my staff"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
CHURCH survey REPORTS
PRESENTED TO PASTORS
Scott County Ministers Get Less
Than Messenger Boys, State
81 Conference IS Told

Extent of the task that faces tho
s uetaS RSs only IN
Protestant ministers representing q
dozen denominations In Virginia at the
Of the sass
terian Church. In conjunction with the
pastors, conference, a meeting of rep-
Of the State, mum bering 200. is being
held at the Seventh street Christian
Discussion Of the racial question In
American featured tho session last
night, Dr.. Plata Durham, of North Car
1lina. delivering an address. in which
ne revealed the steps that were being
ttaken to bring about more IamicabIe
relations between the white and negro
Of an organization which Is success.
fully bringing this about.
unless we work together as Chris
By ESTE M 30 be
leader or the interchurch World Move
m me team Of speakers secretary Of
Southern Presbyterian Church and
former Richmond pastor. in opening tn
conference me, Yesterday, afternoon.
The afternoon was devoted cntfreIv
to the foreign mission surveys, the bro,
gram being under the direction of Rev
}aano sur Seeoo I'm Ssneker. in charge OF
church World Movement. nv in'ef-
After revealing. through remarkable
the church, Rev. Seneker was Followed
py missionaries directly from the coun-
tries portrayed in the illustrated lee
THOMAS S Donahue, for seven years
z Methodist missionary in Africa, and
E Ne. :: L. .Ierdine, for seventeen years a
Dsplorab!e conditions in Scott Coun-
ty. va, where Rev. James Buchanan,
completed a survey, were descriSc5 20
the conference at the night session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
PROHIBITION AGENTS MUST
BE REPUTABLE CITIZENS
Amendment to Abolition nil Adopted
by HOuse Calls for Higher
Cnlibcr,s Men.

With the adoption OF Senate
amendment, the House yesterday after
ing for abolition of the state Depart
nent Of Prohibition on September /,
The amendment provides that mo
person shall be appointed a deputy or
Inspector by the Commissioner Of pro.
Mbition unless he is u citizen Of Vir-
gtnia. OF good moral character, civil
5demeanor, good Intelligence and have
mad at least common school educa-
,tion."
.xnoapacity, delinquency In the per-
tormanoe OF duty. INSTRUMENTATION, dis
obedience to lawful orders, incivIiity
'ind discourtesy In the performance Of
duty. acts performed without due au-
tbority OF law. conviction OF a criminal
oIense, or conduct on or off duty pre-
lggicial to the discipline, good name or
slIlciency OF the department on the part
q any INSPECTOR or deputy. shall be
Sause ior SUSPENSION, dismissal or dis
the Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
RIVER SERVICE TO DEPEND
ON BUSINESS GIVEN LINE
Oh Dominion Ships to BE Retained I'm
VI clearly Demonstrated That Com
.ss, pAny IL Losing Money

continuation OF the James River SER
vice OF the Old Dominion Steamship
Company Will depend upon the to-oper-
alton Of Richmond and Norfolk bust
ness men and shippers, according to III.
B.tWalker. president OF the Old Domin-
ION Steamship Company ut a meeting
held in the Chamber of Commerce yes.
terday morning in regard to the ru-
mored discontinuance OF the river boats
between Norfolk and Richmond
Mr.. Walker made 1t clear that the
company is operating at a loss, and
that unless II can be made to pay, the
service may be discontinued later. The
business men at the meeting explained
the great need for the river. service,
and II was agreed by all that to ac-
compHsh the best results the business
men must throw all the business they
can to the company
q. John Kerr Brunch. president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. presided,
and the meeting was attended by the
Chambers committees on traffic and
Improvement OF the James River;.
n committee from the Richmond Grain
exchange and representatives OF the
City Council and state Corporation
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Association Preservation yirsinia
Antiquities meets at Marshall
House At~11. N,
Executive committee. meetinr Of
Woman's Club of Ginter. Park at
607 ChnmilorIayne Avenue ut n.
House eonvenes at Capitol ut IL.
Senate ceuvenes ut Capitol, Mt II.
Rotary Club meets at Business
Mems Club, ,at p 20
Mothers Club OF, Elba School
meets MT the school At 2.45.
Council OK Jewish Women meets
at Beth AhahAh At, J.
Community Recreation Associa-
tion meets at john Marshall High
school, at 4. - -
Equal Suffrage League meets At
the headguarters,g Fsurth and
franklin Streets, Mt $3.50.
Meeting OF members OF the
Church Hill Athletic Club and
former members OF the TuiliEht
League In clubrooms OF Fairmonnt
School at 8. i.', Il 53 5 q, )
Auto show at Grays' Armory at 8.
Fairfield Civic AssocIation at
Fulton Hill Methodist Church st 8,
Notwithstanding, 2, y.:so and o.
Strand---"Geinx Upr Mt Sic0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
BOY ARRESTED IN NORTH
FOR THEFT OF AUTO HERE
Sergeant Thurman Leave. Tod.y :.
Bring Alleged Thief Back for
Trial.

Charged with the theft OF an auto
which was stolen in front of the Rich.
mond post office several weeks ago.
Edward Martin, 49,, was arrested yes.
being held for the Richmond authoris
McGuire's car was traced within a
Laurel, Md, where II was irecovered
tip from woman that two young bows
had driven the car or, set the Officers
On the right track. the police say.
the car was recovered. but a telegram
received last night announcing Mar.
TINS arrest at his home in WIlkes-
Detective-Sergea Thurman win
leave leave today to take the prisoner Into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
LAWYERS PAY TRIBUTE TO
LATE THOMAS p. BRYAN
Richmond Bar Association Hoaers
memory OF Former Member at
Hastings Court, Part IL.

FOLLOWING the announcement OF tho
jury list for the Hastings Court, Part
H.. and the setting. OF the trials which
appear On the docket. and will begin
on next Thursday, resolutions OF re-
spect and tribute in memory Of Thorn
as Pinckncy Bryan We're read before
the court as part, OF tho record by At
the Richmond Bar Association.
In spirit the resolutions depict the
life OF the departed lawyer as an emo
lumcnt OF the highest. standards Of q
noble life enacted with fairness as a
man and as Il lawyer
Judge Wells paid tribute to Mr..
Bryan, saying that he represented an
Idea! OF: manhood and tended to; elevate
the legal profession to compare favor
Others who spoke were: c. NJ. Chiches-
ter. W. *. Matthews, Cyrus Beale. w.
e. Pulliams and r.. ]. Moore. who pre-
sented the resolutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
COUNCIL ASKED TOADOPT
DAYLIGHT Saving plan.
ordinance introduced by Morgan II.
Mills Sent to Com
~ 81. nittee.
ENDORSED BY BUSINESS MEN
Proposed to Set the Hands of the
= Clock Back One Hour on March
5sss..3l and Advance 1t on Septcm-
Der 80.

Morgan r. Mills presented to the
nance calling for the adoption in Rich
mond of the daylight saving law, call
Ing for the advancing Of the clocks on
March 81 one hour ahead of standard
time and the readjustment of time on
September so.
81 Business men Of Richmond want such
an ordinance: and have Endorsed tho
Mr.. Mills moved for suspension OF
the rules In order to get immediate ac-
ton, but his motion was objected to
by Jacob umlauf, on the grounds that
action would be too hurried. 1t was
referred to the COUNSEL Committee on
Ordinances
In part, tho ordinance reads:
BE it ordained by the Council OF
Richmond that at IL o'clock midnight,
March 81 Of each year the standard
time throughout the city of Richmond
shall advance one hour and ut IL
O'Clock midnight September 80 the
standard time shall be turned back ono
hour to conform with the standard
time, and that all courts, public Of
Aces. legal and official proceedings shall
begregulated thereby"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE BILL
4 KILLED BY VOTE IN HOUSE
Mea.ure. Iiber.,,x,,r
sabbath Laws, Meets Defeat
..t In Lower Rranch

yesterday afternoon killed the Ro,chene
Mnlcox bin, which left it to City Coun-
CHS to determine who should and who
a noSid not keep places Of business open
Defeat of the measure was preceded
by by an na, eloquent plea for It's enactment
-t 70 city, and an equally eloauent piea
1or IFS rejection by Delegate 10, T. BON
uu ri.e or Prince Edward. :.
Inc vote was a test Of strength be-
tween the city and rural factions. prae-
.lcaliy every country delegate. and
some from tho cities, voting against
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
PRESS AYERS CLAIMS FOR
COMMERCE. COMMISSION
Southwest Virginia Frtenss of Fer
With Senator Glass.
tspeoial to The Times-Dispatcl.1

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Lieutenant-
Governor. Buchanan, OF Virginia, and
PROMINENT citizens OF that State. were
pointment OF General II. A. Ayers. form
eEly Acknowledgement of Virginia and
prominent business man, on the Inter
ton which was recently offered to eX.
governor Henry c. Stuart and declined
Lieuteoant-G Governor Buchanan and
conferred with Senator Glass and
seemed hopeful that General Ayers
Governor OF Virginia, Mr.. buchanan eS.
pressed himself as satisfied with condi-
lions anu assurances Of support he has
ssetceived from different sections OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Chicken Thieye, AZ -Ac.,v.

.NoW that spring Is only q matter
or rev weeks and poultry raisers are
preparing for the early markets.
thieves are trying to beat the market
by assuming charge of the chickens
police headquarters indicate the In
creased activities 6f thieves who oper-
ate before the cock crows with foul
Intentions. Louis Freeman, 73l North
Fourth Street, reported to the police
that he was robbed Of a number OF
shichens. Il. c. johnson, 918 Porter
Street, made q similar com nj q inf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
CITY NEWS in brief

=. special session OF the Board OF Super
nothing eeoek ~ be asd
house. ~ ...s.... 80 - :. eo'
Local. presidents OF the" Hensico, County
Woman,s Chrlstiau Iemperance. Union. win
asa ,eeaanF Of p the
anee Union. will be one OF the SD speakers ise'
Fiji, The WSmsn,s Mlsalo9ary Society ., the
Ss oasas IN ssss si D.se
Rsamsas Aq seess cub St naa
yin bold hold meeting tonishtI at O'clock IN
Grove Avenue 50. : - 49, = =
day at Ss WI es e 5. a isn
r. Soys
OF this city is expected to DO present and
nlssus sss eSnsernans tho bills pending
SSssTs arehhiifsots and s9rssyors vas The chief
Mo Nee IIt fnstif1ie. . 81 ''h meeting IN the
q. s he Z iS IL
S i%s n hish na ana RESTING MSsle II Fsrids
OF February. W. s,Rosa. Southwark, assist
Mr. s ass ct she post
A meeting. Of the. Granite Farmers AS.
soclat ton will be held tonight at S o'clock
at the new Bon Air road schooihouse Need
ered eouny ,Fe on ch the
Riyer Read, Bon Air Road and Broad Rock
and Cominohwealths Attorney Hasxins Hob
son will be present.
Daniel Smith Gordon. OF WASHINGTON, D.
G.. formerly OF Fairfax County, Va, and
sons in Riehnond; Is In the, city for a
the great Improvement in and development
of Richmond. !! l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Mnccabees to Hold Reviev.

:. a. W. Frye, or Detroit, sUpreme
lieutenant-conmand of the Macca-
forward movement" Of the order. Mr.
Frye will be the speaker at a Joint
appreciation review of all the Ricn-
mond tents. under the auspices Of
Tent No. 4. tonight at O'Clock in
Rythian Castle, S13 Marshall Street.
This afternoon from Alto 6 o'clock an
informal reception will be given the
Turner, State deputy supreme com.
mander, of Norfolk, arranged the visit
Of Mr.. Frye.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
/ se.reh for Parsonage r.,e,.,

. Police are searching for the thieyes
Who entered the home Of Rev. G. G.
pastor OF Leight Street Memorial Ban.
list Church. during tho Sunday night
ssyyices, and, fearing that the sermon
would be short. decided not to take
any rfsks and carried off an Iron safe
containing valuable papers and about
s$99tin cash. =,
!. ZEN the preacher returned home he
goHnd that the thieves had entered
thEonxh the side door. whose class
spaHsl had been broken, and the house
The safe was found early
s9rseeIday morning in an alley in tho
st6sSy of TO North Fourth street with
door broken Off. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Only Employer LiabI..

:, WASHINGTON, March 1.-Georeia
supreme Court dccreos holding that
proceedings under the Federal liability
employer. were today upheld by the
Supreme Court. The opinion was
rendered In appeals from the dismissal
e. Lee for injuries while employed bV
tho Central OF Georgia Railroad. but
In which he had also named another
eInployee as one of the Defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-02
Return Etrhte.. mr.. nan.

Eighteen indictments for grand lar
SSeny, fourteen for. grand larceny and
house, breaking. three, for malicious
%o,unding, five for passing bad checks
a .id Two Tor violations Of the prohibit
the llustings Court. grand jury.
TWO not true bills were returned In
,.ne CO eases $; OF John sherman, charged OF
with violation Of the prohibition lsW