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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
Nervous SPELLS:
Near Heart Failure
EatoniC Stopped 1t

Mr.. c. b. Losts, writing from his
home at Lay. Nd. says. II had been
taking medicine from four specialists,
but believe me. friends, one box of
eatonic has done me more good than
all the remedies have ever tried.
/ was in awfully bad shape. About
half an hour before meals, / got nerv-
GUS, trembling and heart pressure so
bad / could hardly walk or talk. One
box Of eatOnic stopped It"
Eatonic quickly produces these tru.
ly marvellous results. because 1t takes
UP the poisons and gases and car
ries them right out OF the body.
OF course. when the cause is removed,
the sufferer gets well.
Everyone that wants better health Is
told to have Just little faith-enough
to try one box Of eatonic from your
own druggist. The cost is a tribe,
which he will hand back to you II you
are not pleased. Why should you suf-
fer another day. when quick. sure re-
Lief, Is waiting for your Adv.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
Tn. MsresnarIes,

Brander Matthews, the famous crit
ic, discussed at Columbia tea the
American short story.
'The American short story would
be better" ne said. "lf the American
short story writer were less MERGE
nary. I'd like him to think more Of
beauty and less Of cash.
"A short story writer read me OF his
tales the other day. 1t wasn't bad,
and l told him so.
al like the thing said. It's real
istic.'
'"The short story writer beamed.
RealistlcP he cried. That's the
word / want 10 hear. And how much,
Mr.. Matthews, do you think It win
realizef"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
Flyer With Summons
0VerhauIS Fast Train

Denver, Colo.-Harry G. Saun-
ders, attorney, chased a Union
Pacific train In an airplane to
serve a summons on ]. d. Bird.
who Saunders says, was fleeing
Jurisdiction Of the Denver
courts.
Learning that Bird was TO
leave the state. he hurried TO
the Union station, but missed
the train. In a friends airplane
he chased the train. speeding
100 miles an hOu~. They
reached Hudson ahead Of the
train and served the summons.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
LESSON FOR AUGUST is
rAE SINS AND SORROWS OF
DAVID.

LESSON TExT-II Sam. 1880; lst-sA
GOLDEN TExT-Whatsoeve n man
n-2o ~
PRIMARY ror1c-pavid's Grief Over
Absalom.
JUNIOR ToPIC-David and AbsaIom.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
--Absalom's Selfish IAfs and How II
Ended.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Elements Of Weakness In David's Char
Rcter.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
Fooled Him That Time.

''How did you come to put this poem
on the back of Liberty bondr asked
the editor.
II was tired Of hearing you say my
poetry wasn't worth the paper It was
written on."-Boston Transcript.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
ahave Wlth cutIeuru soap

And double your razor efficiency as
well ~ promote akin purity. skin COM
fort and skin health. No mug. no
nlimy soap. no germs no waste. no
irritation even when shaved twiee
daily. One soap for ali shaving.
bathing and shampooing ADV.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
Thought He Had Treasure Trove.

Thought He Had Treasure Trove.
Harry Lee, a negro laborer. helping
to pun down an old residence IN Bal
timore, unearthed a metal box about
a foot in diameter. expectantly re-
moved the rusty lid, and found inside
sack containing several old coinA
dated in the early part OF the eight
zenith century. and two old flints.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12
strIna Holder.

A convenient string holder may be
made of a small funnel hung in a cor
ner Of q kitchen. A ball Of string
should be put in the funnel the loose
cord extending down through the
Eem.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12

Some men aren't even four-nushers.
They're trying to draw to three cards
Of . suit.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1920-08-12

Third Glass Troublesome.
The third group has given the fed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
TOMATOES HID SUIT CASE
FULL OF MONKEY RUM
Revenue Officers Also Find Suit to
BE Pressed Covers Water
Bottles Filled With Booze.

SUFFOLK. July 26.-rwo men. n
mule and buggy and Il horse aud bug
sy. with six waten bottles .ull OF
nrry liquid. ana II suitcase full OF
;lonRey rum, are just some OF the
BOOTY railing into the hands OF Fed
erai Officers Wagner and Duncan
friday morning after a weary wait
on the road 10 crittenden Wharf in
Isle OF Wight County.
Andrew Bailey. ambling II 10
wharf with TWO baskets OF hi. rel
tomatoes in the foot Of his buggy.
was hailed and asked by the officers
what he had
Just some tomatoes for the New
port News market"
The officers looked under the f-uit,
winch was piled high. and found che
suitcase full OF Monkey RUM y
rue to Bailcy's home also disclosed
The fact that there were four s,,ii.;
near it.
~ little later. John II. Thomas came
along with Il horse and buggy. Tn.
SEd OF patrJoIrd box prot rude /
from under the seat OF the buggy
Give us look-scc." said tn. OF
Ulcers
Jus, Il suit | am taking over 20
Newport News 10 have pressed" w,s
Thomas declaration.
bottles fun OF liquor
RAtcy is now ont under n $1,000
pond Tor his appearance at the next
lerm OF Federal Court. and John
ih"mas put up bail in the sum of
SVoV Tor his appearance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
.0PEN-TOP CAR EMBARGO
HALTS BUILDING WORK
Director Tells I[ivnnians of Difficult
ties Encountered by Contractors
Awarded City Contracts.

But 10 per cent OF the stree, i'm
Eprorement work contracted FOR ly
BRichmond this year has been COM
Spietsd because OF Inability o! con-
tractors 20 get materials with which
30 do the work. Charles T.. Boiling.
sDirector Of Public Works. told the
tiwanis Club last night =; the week
y meeting or the organization at
Gthe Business Mems Club.
ii. Mr.. Boiling told OF the system OF
improvements which now are being
made by the Department; OF Public
works. The day OF the asphalt road
Is over. according to the director, and
good gravel Or concrete roads are
sthc best that can be constructed. he
Horace s liawe.L of II. :. Halves
2 &. Co: NJ. 5. knight. OF The Times
Dispatch. and Edmond &. Massie. OF
5arrett Massie Printing Co. were
appointed on a committee to co or
crate with the Chamber OF Commerce
IN Establishment OF the Richmond
New York boat line.
Fonr new members We're intro
sand Frank Jones.
no Put the Rich in Richmond?''
VIII be the subject of talk whirh
Ea!ph i. Harrison. president or the
ciuo, VIII make n the next meeting
Of the organization Mr. Harrison
mas JUST returned from III. kiwanis
tconVentio in Portland, Ore. and his
Iaik VIII De along convention lines
Hls impressions. as Sketchel al the
meeting last might. were thar Rich.
snonh rs rich in patriotism manuf;tc-
turlnE transportation facilities. geo
Srapalcal!y. cduCatiOnalv. CONNER
cia!!!, financially and hiSLCr!caIly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
OFF TO FIND MOTIVE FOR
WASHINGTON TRAGEDY
Detective Kelly VIII Assist Norfolk
in Quest Of Light on Deaths Of
Two Wen and 81 Woman.


EASH!SGToN. July 2G-D-t.ctivc
Sergeant Kelly left here tonight pre-
sHmah!y for Norfolk and Whining
t0H. -. g., whtr. h- VIII Investigate
gents leading up to the triple irag
.dy IA which Katherine Odiscus.
Theodore ADOSta!Os koukos aud Jca II
pdi"cus were Killed here Yesterday in
q roouing house. lie viii also work
on the possibility Of Il fourth person
being connected with tn" murders
VIII the death Of Ddiscus who re-
c-ivcd three bullets through his head.
but VINO remained unconscious at "a
hoSp.th! for twelve hours the police
"er" without any explanation OF the
trascVE. the mystery Surroundin =
the killings decpcncd when word was
received By the police that the wom-
an IN the case was married to q man
whose first name is Philip" and who
with his father and brother. was said
to he in the fruit business al VIII
mins,on. y. c. koukos had q draft
teg!stra;ion card bearing the address
Of the y. NJ. G.. y. at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
USE STREET FOR SPEEDWAY,
PUTTING COPS TO FLIGHT
DnnNiiic Officers with Drawn Re
NotNcrs No Terror to tutoist
SmashInE Trnftl, I.uM

SptriII 10 Tic Tilncs- Dispotchl
i'ANNii.i.E. VA, July o6-Three
poI!ceincn with drawn reviewers were
nut 10 Hight here last niEht by a per
S!Stcht Niulator OF the c!ty'S traffic
law. who passed them ,hr.. iimns
violating The speed limit The gait
OF the large roadster WEE so furious
on one OF the trips IL made that am
osnr' motorist drove across the side
Wa.k 10 get out OF the way
me car. with two whit. men In it,
WAS first observed coming uD Main
street al about forty miles an hour
IA I Jew minutes II came back down
me mn and shortly returned at
brcakncck speed
Ihrec policemen cndcavorci to stop
~ the last time by standing out in
the street. but when tho car showrJ
no s!Ens OF checking up the officers
plunged for the sidewalk and did not
iir" their weapons. The identity of
the driver has not Sc.n revealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
RF, 6 P. TO BUILD BRIDGE
OVER M'KENz|E Street
Council Committee Grants Conn
pany Permit To Construct Niaduct
on Marshall Street Property.

Council CCmm!ttc. on streets y'a-
;orday granted petition of the R:ch~
mond. Fredericksburg and PotonIh@
Railroad to construct a viaduct over
Mckenzie street on the propc-ty Of
the company ON Marshall Norman
call. y!cc-p president OF the company,
arpcared To explain the paper, "nici
was passed without comment, - ~
was found that property on hvth
sides Of the street is owned ny N"
company and no other properly :
FOLDERS would he affected.
By agreement. the committee ar
ranged TO allow the Richmond. Ersd-
er!Cksbure and Potomac ana n"
Petersburg Connecting Gonna mics
ninety DAYS grac" in which u re-
move tracks belonging 10 them from
Rclvidcrc street. between jefferson
anG Canal Streets Rcprescn:"ii"" :
Of the company told III" committee
that because OF the inability 10 So
cure materials 10 replace the tracks
in the street, the work had not been
done.
An ordinance ceiling for the :rov
ing Of tho street car tracks from
Floyd Avenue TO Grove Avenue. which
are used by the Westhamptor tine.
was tabled when 1t vas found no
action could he taken before the
presen: Council ceases to exist. as
il could not he acted upon in time
by the Council Committee on FL
nance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
AT w. & M. ON WEDNESDAY
Second Term OF summer Session Will
begin saturday with Capacity
ttfcudnucr

tSpcCln. 10 The Times DISPATCHED
WILLIAMSBURG VA. July 70 49,
The second term OF the 1920 summer
session OF the College Of william and
day as the first term closes. IS cN-
p"cted 10 BE- the largest in the his
tory OF the Institution, with the cx
caption OF the torn Just closing
flna! examination tor the first
term w!l! be held on Wednesday and
Thursday OF th!s week. Teachers cx-
M'AinItions conducted hy the state
BOARD Of Education VIII be given
Friday and saturday 20 teachers who
afe iry.rS for teaching certificate
b. examination.
The work OF the session has been
very successful, according 10 H. y.
bcnurli director. Their. VIII be
others expect 20 take their bachelors
at the close Of the first term. and
crH languages, Latin, mathematics.
degrees AZ The close OF the second
term.
The number of students attending
TINS session who have decided 10 stay
over tor the next term mounts daily
The second session will commence
July -, and continue until September
5. Courses TO be offered will be
largely Of collegiate nature. and
w!!l include education, biology. mod
crn languages. latin. mathematics.
sociology. Psychology. physics. his
tory English language ana li;"ra :
turc, StrnOEraphy and writing.
Other courses viii bc provided If
ihcr" - a demand for them
s'ons are II. r.. Bennett. -. w Davis.
\. q. williams. w =. Hodges. l.. Is
Gooch. |. II White. r. &. Young and
j. 7. walker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Hear FIELD FOR TUCKER
! IN GUBERNATOR|AL RACE
w. il. Dennis Predicts That lie Will
Sweep Everything Before
So. Him.
|HIsToRY TO REPEAT ITSELF
Belief Is General That. as in the
IS Stuart Campaign, the Lexington
Man Will BE the Unanimous
Choice of Nirginia's Democracy.

Harry st. George Tucker, candidate
Tor nomination in the Democratic
primary next year for Governor of
Virginia, will sweep tho Southwest.
regardless of any opposition he may
encounter. W. l.. Dennis. OF Grundy.
Formerly clerk Of Buchanan County.
said yesterday during ais stay in
IJtichmond.
leading Democrats throughout the
State. tina; Mr. Tucker Vii! have u
Davis as the unanimous choice OF his
party. But. whatever may be tic de-
iSelopmcntS between now and the time
for the lists 10 close. he is ot the
opinion that the Lexington man VIII
be an easy winner.
i followed pretty closely after Mr..
Trucker on his recent visit 10 south
west Nirg inia." Mr.. Dennis said and
the State is Just about unani'uous.
Noters out there believe he j. the
man for the high office he seeks
,Moreovcr, they are confident h" VIII
ton risSe'Se '"e "om'"'''o" 'E ''e'"'"A-
Reports OF Mr. fuckers strength in
southwest virginia are duplicated by
those II ON other sections oi the state.
state senator Matter Tansil oliver.
Eos FAIRFAX. declared on - recent visit
Ito Richmond that he viii command
the support OF the Senator's section
almost to a vote, no matter who may
oppose him. Leading Democrats from
Norfolk. Petersburg and practically
eSe"y city and congressional district
In Virginia are of the same opinion
with respect 10 their sections.
They are confident that the history
OF Henry =. Stuarts campaign vii!
be repeated. and that Mr. Tucker
%ill be acclai lined the nominee with
out opposition from any quarter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
R. F. & P. INCREASES ITS
PAY ROLL MILLION DOLLARS
br'isi"n Of Wage Board WIN Mar
hrNult IN Laying ON OF Any
o' Carriers I:mpIoyrcs

More t"4n Sl,OV0.0OO Increase. In tn.
pay ron OF the Richmond Fr.dcr!cty-
burg ami Potomac Railroad viii he
'""S,M ~ action - tn" wage board
~ washington in Increasing the
M"rcs ri railroad men aJproxi;uo,.;,,
:" p.r cent. Norman cal yiTn.,r.,.f
Urni o. 'hc ""mpany stated ye>'..r-
,."A ii-puen the Richmond ,srcd.,;.,..
"h't ana Potomac employs ouiy Uoo
n,'h ~, !iS entire system, ." nor Ccu.
u' VIZ" live Ia Richmond ~. un.,
~ "l me company per nuiIufn 4;
F"poe'"co An I,crcas" OF - r.s-
,,n' ~ TIA" rat" of pay Viii mean
Sl.-v"'v"p additional c>rvnsn to ~.
company. or some SGup.O0p for in.
- hp'oNtrS OF th- company living In
:, NJ '"i stated last nigh; thH tin.
80 mont Frcd"rIcksburg and "a
/ 10. "as no Intention Of LAYING III
;'.I ,nrn n"tarsc 81 the decision, Of
~" pntH board, as III. force nf IN"
company IS only sufficient ,o :.,.
''r' O.! 'E" needs %: the ROAD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
RICHMOND TO ENTERTAIN
5000 STATE EDUCATORS
Teachers. Superintendent and school
officials Meet Here Tbanks-
giving Week.

itrhmond again Will be the con-
ysniion city for the Virginia safe
Education Convention Thanksgiving
week. Albert II. ilill, superintendent,
/ Of schools, told the Council Commit
+ Toe on Advertising las; night, when
I ne appeared asking for an appropria-
/ ton OF $50 for entertainment; OF The
educators Mr.. Iiiil stated that he
had secured the convention for Rich
iHond and thai definite decision on
;hc meeting place OF the organization
mad just been made. Be. wecn . 500
and 1900 teachers superintendent
and school officials attend ,ha con-
Ecni:on annually. The request OF
MIR. H.ii was granted ana the an
Precipitation approved
Bins contracted hy The American
Federation OF Business Women ana
''' American Cotton Manufacturers
"ii '"h'tOhS III Itic!IIoHd this year
h"d authorized 10y The committed.
Wvrr approved and ordered paid
l.rpi e>eltttt.iNrs Of the American
- 20" We:e expected 10 y. present
~ &SH 'pi An apron. at!on o aid Ii.
.t' -. !iaIniUcnt o: the LeEiora!res
VINO convene ia first annual COnv.r-
ION here y. September The expect
90 Ge.egailou, however. failed to put
IN an appearances Members o. the
committee arose and told the com
iAi'iee mat something DGgh: 10 be
cone ABOUT - and Thar an appropr!a-
ZION should be made for the Legion
William 7. Dabney, business man
aS"F OF me Chamber o; Commerce.
20" "'S gre+cEi also Spo." = good
word Tor 'nr Legion Because " m.
absence OF an? one :, petition .h.
Accy :or funds, however 1h% com
A.iier ouuid d. nothing This is ;ae
iasi meeting o: he committee. the
chairman. william II. ADAM D-G---
!hE the minutes % tn" 'u-e,.-s '-i5
and approved af-sr t.- IH..-5rs AMI
iu-g signed 'H-iU, closing III. b.s:-
ness % ;ae committee foE ihe y..r
Mo-" than 81 $50 sin remain ~ Ike
iHni allowed for advertising gtur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
Today and Toni ht
in Richmond

Richmond branch. Virginia War
History Commission. State CIpI-
t0l building. IL.
Woman's Advertising Club.
Murphy's Hotel, I.
Federation of Mothers Clubs. ut
Fresh Air Camp. near Forest
mn. =.
Rotary Club. Sputicss Company
plant. Eleventh and Canal streets.
5:,'.
upcn-air motion pictures. att
spices Community Recreation A.
>oriation. MOnrUc Park. y.
council Committee ON Public
buildings, City Hall. y.
Lyric, vaudeville and motion
pictures, :::3O, y and a:tU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOMAN
FIRES BULLET INTO BRAIN
Miss Carrie Enxio". Expert VIEWER.
Ends Life in Fit of
DrspUn6cncy

'nDr"I.I 20 Tho Times -DispltchD
,ttAii. pl rESElLl.E:. VA. July %.
cNpert weaver in the employ OF the
tnar!ottcsvi!lc Silk Mills. fired a bull
l"t !n,o her brain early this morning
aitct'noon. Despondcncv. foiIowint.
III health. Was assigned as the cause
nT her mother. Mrs. NJ. W. Enston.
WIZ whom she made her home
Miss l;aston was alone in her room
rhen she fired the shot. and was
partially disrobcd Tho bullet tore
us way through the skull above the
sides her mother she leaves ono sis
ter. Mrs. T.. Harlow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
STUNNED BY LIGHTNING
non Kills Cows mud Severely shack,
Wen Who Were MIX
ri

lIARltiSoNBURG VA Juit. o.,
J"..cph Trunk and Guy Shirk w..e
severely stunned Saturday evening
~ IN" lone - Mr.. Erunk. near here
men Iiihln!n: struck aud killed
TWO cows they wcr" milking m"
S'oin, cam" AZ III" lose Of the hot
lest day OF the, wear. and while there
."S - hnaNN downnour of rain and
some naiH tile damage was done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
GIRL is FATALLY BURNED
IN GASOLINE EXPLOSION
Rosa May Alley Lighted Match in
Room Where Clothes We're
Being Cleaned.
Sperial, t" The imrs-pispa,ch.l


PETERSBURG. July %. At the
pom, of doath ana suffering agony
Rosa May Alley. l2-ycar- old daurh-
ter OF MIR and Mrs {. T.. Alley. lies
III PETERSBURG Hospital tonight with
her entire body 4 mass OF burns, re-
CciNcd today a. her home when she
struck - match III a room where her
mother WAS cleaning with gasoline.
Physicians stated tonight that death
IS inomcutar!ly expected.
Mrs. .\lCy WAS also badly burned,
and was removed TO tho HOSPITAL with
her little daughter, hut She was later
able 10 return 10 her home here
The little girl MAS playing in the
room VIII her mother and in some
NAY s@s no.I ~ q ,naieh and siruSk
com pieic.y cnNclopiug the child and
burning the clothes from her body.
Screams of the little girl and mother
attracted The attention Of several
neiEhhorS. VIII" rushed in and man
aged TO eNtinguish T.. fire after CON
s s;'.t;, r!e i nsni. The house WAS
Guard Rr,Iew This Morning.
Governor Wes;mcrcland Da.is. Adj
juiHnt Genera! 10 Lane stern and sew
cral other State officers Will review
The Virginia National Guard tomor-
row morning when tAe state troops
VIII bring their annual training pc
Rod 10 close AZ camp Lee The
closing drill preparatory 10 the re-
view w"s held today, AMI tonight the
nent IN shape Tor the final inSPec.
ton.
carried by Petersburg with a mark
o. isV.cs l:irhmond ,i:ish,h Com
f"nH fourth. 1881; charlottesville
i>2 Richmond tfi:th Company
$50 80, Blackstone. 1888: Lynch.
burg. 1855, and Roanoke. I75.ss
M"jor-Gymcrai Omar Bundy today
congratulated Colonel GIN command
j.
men;. and the officers OF the com
i'anieS upon the snowing OF the men
on the dill Held and the manucr in
which Inc boys have been condu ting
themselves III the camp and on the
streets OF petersburg
Washington nitS at Camp Lee.
According Ia information received
today from the national capital the
District -: Columbia National Guard
VII train ihis Year AT Camp Lee. The
soldiers w!ll begin their training pc
riod August II and conclude il .(n.
aust SO. The National Guard camp
VIII or IN charge OF BriSadicr-,;eurral
Anton stephan. commanding general
To Discuss New Gas Rate.
WI. Tier or not the state Corpora
ticn commission VIII be requested 10
Gas COMPANY. whicl corporation re-
Gently raised the rates here. viii be
decided at meeting OF the Business
Men caHn tomorrow night People
nov charged Tor gas is cNhoroitant,
ana continuous efforts have been
mad. 10 have the cas-. rcopcncd
Young Soldier Arrested.
Henry Bolt. young soldier. who
recently enlisted ri Camp Lee. IS he
ing held here on Il charge OF passing
worthless checks 10 the amount OF
500. HE was arraigucd in court and
ordered held FOR the Washington uu-
r1o:!tlc*- The boy viii bc taken back
TO IN" national capital tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
LAWYER RAPS REVENUE
NAN IN BO0TLEGGER'S CASE
Government Agent Criticized for Per
shad!hS DanSilir Negro To NIU-
late the Law.

D-fNN TI-I.E. w. .Iuly &c r.
oBr!en:. Federal revenue officer
from WASHINGTON. principal witness
arains; Louis Robinson a negro
charged with selling him liquor. wos
sharply assailed by the Negroes coun-
sci today. C'Br!en testified that he
met Inc negro on tho street. agreed
10 bu! liquor from him and did so.
Win CIT officers nearby. who then
arrested Robinson
The hearing developed that Wits
ihE.or 10 whom O'Brien admitted
giving drink of the liuuOr he
nought, declined to testify in the case
anu the hearing was continued until
NEXT Thursday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
War History Commission To Wee,

Coli"horators of tae Richmond
Commission viii me-; a; II n.ciori,
toGay in n" COMMISSIONS hcaiquar-
t.rs IN tn" state capitol HuiIlinp
Mtnnrrs OF IN" Richmond commissinn
"rc Gt"IE" Cole scott chairman Dr
EhdrlLs X. Robins and W. q pnIiia,n
Mf. Scott ia now abroad. and in IN :.
absence Dr. Robins and Mr.. pniu.n,
nave organized the collabora,ors ana
the f!st held by them. :. wa oe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-27
opr,-,ir Movies in Monroe rarh

Nc es Will be exhibited tonigh, ~
tue Community Recreation As-u,la-
ton ~ Monroe Park. tomorrow night
ny VIII Sh.It TO the South Richmond
Playground Thursday night ,h,y viii
ut shown a. Tho DoloTrd Community
'iuL 90 clay street. ANA Friday night
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Recreation Association has ordered a
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