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9SorrGthc Deroerbeu.
6aoona, 26. Oft.


,5m 9oien non 6uOona lleaen sur
5cit amcrifatiihe Gre3ugniiie ir
0erthe BON Willioucn Collars ouf9e'
itopelt, obnc oaB gtusiidt it, oaB lie
in abIebbarer 3clt abgeIieiert nerocn
Sunoerte 3onnen Qehensntittel, Dill
in Suba nod nit ariegspreiien be
sablt muroen, muBten bereito olIs
8eiun0beitsriiflihten ms @aiier &c.
morien meroen. Iie God Inlager
itn0 10 ilbcrh0uIt, 0dB cs theilmcllc
uidn mogIidi lit, ourd; Die tmmcr
nod nntpnhienoen 8er9e bon after
uno ,fdiieru al manhe Der 1dlifte
duf 0eneu @anrcn perfallIen, bcrou5u
fomnlen. 9ie Rcgterung hnt al
anerifanlidle Grporteure oas BRING
lihe eriud)cu qerid1tet. porIdufif
teine mcitercn @narcn nebr git idN
den.
Gin euogUItiga5 Abfomnien mi
0en anterttauiihen gaufeu. Die Gub.
cine anIejbe ;u geben bereit iino, II
nod nitlt 3uitanoe 8efommen II
&roouftenborie. Die ieit GrfIarun.
| loes gtoratoriunls 3eihIoiieu mar
tDuroe 1ni gtont1g mieoer ge0iiuet
! icit ibrer ShIieBuna Daren Die sc
lbeusmittalprciie trot Der (5elotnapp
lbe,t um - Biz 30 3ro3eHt IN oi
6ose geJoH5en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
- gt'lliDncn 6inlaacn bci oer 3c'
to'uor Grc.3inarfniic.

ser bcrld)t Ger Lcltomc
rei4iporioiIc iigr 1919 id)licBt nj
ulu G,nlaatu5ctano pou 2@Sa
Yt1 gla1f cJ, Der iih lu3luiide
aui il.ar 300 NiGjonen crh01t hoi
Ter ,}nraf3 an ,5parGclocyn be
rug Inn u0riaca ,5oayc etniblicblld
Der 3ulaidjrictclUu ,3iuieu 7i,9 4tIiI
ioncn Ter Gurdi.1ni.tsbetran enc
Ein3ohIm9 crhJbtc it'd non 31S VI
.at Iohrc 1918 aui nidt mcujaer al
20 4i. Der clucr hid labluu1 iaH
aou 72t oui clI " DC .11bl 81
1pnrbjhcr ire3 lm Gno2 ami 276.
80. Huf 100 arcisbswohuer clt
'Iclen 81 5parbufer, 70 NAB oiio
.cocr }we;te Arcisjuaiic 5parer Der
Zsltoucr SiTciei eiporfnlic i't 1us
Iurhifuj.ts 1libabeu ciuca 1par
buds II, qelcn 1918 rpn s39 an
1851 Wi gcltic3eu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Gun SrciIidDt Wmienm.

GINS oer ib0uiten oeutiden Sreie
lidt,Ntuiecn bat Der 8ereiu ilr Sci
matpiIege IN Dem slunueriduoer
gauerHbnuie 5u 3milaeuatn (OI-
ocnburg) Qeihnifcn, uno guar lit
bier oo5 ,ocaI ciues Yle6euoiser
V}uicnmS" crrci6t, in Dem it'd cir
ciiriges Im mo Trei6en IN oieieIu
id0nen Mnbmeu cntfaItet. esSn oem
Souic pirb Gcpirtid)aitetsa sauie in ocn
anoercn Woucrubdliern oes 4mmer.
Ianoe5, mo 10 erblidt man Die @e'
qeuitGn0e oer uIte BolfStuttur in
lbrer prdtiiiden &crlDertiaa. Giueu
btiouocrcn 8crt obcr belitt Dies
5rcilid)t Wlielm iiir ole 0eUoIte-
rung nod oaourdI. oa6 Ia ilu al a
dbrljd oo3 Mcimaticit gefeiert miro
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Gin Gcnfrni brS G!cuoe.

Gin IcnfmaI Der 0pier uuo ocs
2ciocu9 rmicrcr 3eit ioa an Der
0oIlus 9lnIage nnipeit oe5 llbr
tiirnheus in 6ranfiurt a W i'll
tiinitleriihcr Torm eriteben. Der
cuBcrc Habmcn lit bercits oOIIenSct.
2m Niittclplwtt scr 9lulnge miro
binneu fur5enl Die oa5 @on5e ob>
id)licBen6c 6iBur nlti0eiteat, -- cine.
iiberIebcnSaro6c.- trouernoc 8eitalt
0ic, in mott policrtcm griinen nor
meaiihcn @rauit ol3aefiiGrt, oen
Sim oc3 TensmnI2 nert0rpert. 9ic
gon3c 9lnloqc. ans 0iittcin 3ront-
iurtcr &iirler inter @eibilfe oes
ainition03 crm6lIidt. 1T ein Berf
0cs bcimiidlcu AiIohoucrs 9ennc
Clan.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
"a SOllettes 2lntmOrt.
Seine nngefnbrten Sbatindlcn criibri.
gen ieSe 9lrt Debate, ioat
Der cn0tOr.

/ StltalOt NppcII u. Nu iNputlIt
Iautmortctc aui Ole @crauaior0eruua
/ iriuea Golegen sSrpinc Nturoot 5ur
Gcbatte, oaB Die Sbatioden in ieiner
| in WiImoufee gebnltencn Nc0c ieoe
Tcbatte eriibrigen. Gen. IA 6onette
Imicoerholt icjne Neidul0j0rmg. 0oB
&euroot 5peinlol5fiir 9lmerifoa Nci'
| tritt 3ur 9totIonefli9a 9eitlmnt hdbC
uno oaB er fir pas CID Gummin3.
| @eicb Qeitimntt Babe, mclde Die Sc
Observation-Disclosures lc0tr6dnllic
| I'M Staotc nm 81 erbOht
Der 0riei oes &erru &cnroot. ner'
IoiicntIiht I'M Otillualtee ScutInel per
0ient fcine 9IntIport
o8emiiie 5iiaeRoie 9Iu@0riide sci.
gen, Dap er niht fohig iii, 3ur gcge1-
m0rtigcn 3cit cine Heae uor elmer III.
parteiiihen 3ub0reridoIt SIT haltcn
9lbcr sur gegerm6rtigen 3cit lei ieIue
Ieiocnidaltlide Sprndlc iIbcricben.
SD ingte, ooB 2euroot filr Oen@eitritt
scr &creinigtcn Stootcu in Die 9}otio.
ucnligo iei. Ter GongreGrecor0 be-
ItGtiqt oieie 2lngabe. 9lIa Der Genut
nm s. 6ebruor 1919 3uiommcntrnt,
crtldrte &err 2enroot sd bin fem
8cgner ser 9tationcnliQo
sd bChau2tete, oaB Henroot 5lpci-
NAL iiir Die 2igo galtimnlt hot. Gic
9lften jeigen, oab fr oaa critic W}ol ON
.i9. 9fopenl6er 1919 un0 am 3mciten
9ioI am 10. Mars 1920 0oiiIr 'timm'
tie, oaB oieies 2nuo IN sic &igu &c.
brod)t pcroen iolte. 9ln 0ieicr Chat
lode fonn feline Gebattc ctpaa 1uoeru.
n8iele Monate bin0urd) bat cr ieine
@ortei oa5u bennett, gelutg StInmcn
5u erlangen, nm ben 2enlotrdten BET
3uiteben, Die 2i9n 5u ratili5iren -
Sen oriifenoIten @ertrdg Der 9teu5cit
SD bchollptete, ooB 2enroot Iiir
oaa Gid -Sunnniu9 .@cict geltintnt
bat. Gr itellt Dies niht III Ibrcoe. Sd
crfldrte, oaB oos eItJ GumntinS'
8cieb ocn gigentbiimcrn Der GiIen.
bobnen in Den eritcn ied)s YtOnntcn
oca 0etricb3 on9 gIeid)e Ginfnmnlcr
garantire mie inter JtcaicrunaS
GontroIlc. 2enroot gibt oico 81. lluo
id bebauptctc, 0oB 6jeie 8arantic aus
oem 9unoeS Shaeomt $630,000,.
1000 bernuSnehme, oonlit bns Gelo an
Ole @nbneigentbiimcr ous9e5nbIt per
ocn. Steut 0err 2cnroot biciea in
Abre0e?
sd bebnuptete, onB Die gohnro
ten idbrIih nm $150,000,000 crhobt
lporoen iiuo."
sd lngte. 0ob2euroot fir Ole Oil
2eolin9 9iu Itinuute uno 8ripotinter
eiien oie Celproouftion oui Hc9;c.
rung5lano iibertrug Ger Heforo
3eiqt, onB 2enroot 10 itinmte.
Die Oel 8romotorcn rorcn oar
iiber 10 erfreut, boB lie 3u Ghrcn ocs
@crrn 2enroot Elm Diner anben uno
| Inn ais Gan0iootcn Iiir oie Vrdijbeut.
iduft III &orid)lng brodltc1. Ties
jmuroc IN Dem SuperiprGcIegrom pcr.
6iientlid)t SD iogte, BOB r5amc@
Gbonlpion, ,mobhdn9iger Republican,
| iher GonOi0ot fir SEN Nuu6caicnot
acQcn ole Notionenligo lei lno baf er
iiir oen @ioerrui oe5 Sid Gunmins
8Ciebes lei.
Nauun abcr ipeiter qeheu?
! 0oS Eublitilm lit intiton0c, git be
1utheiIcn. mo sic Wohrbeit IiClt
@enn iemuu0 mejnc Neoc porninlmt
lun0 Damn Ole Hcfor0s nndriicht. miro
! er Qenilqcno Neuciic fir icoc Fropo
| Iiition fin0eu, Die idI uorbrodltc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
5dj.uf, Tiic,6Orn nbas5raant.

Ia3 0cm GIriten 2idtenIteir &C.
5rige ,SdIoB IiId)born bel 8rud
Elu501D lt obgebrauut Sitten
itcin tauite oa5 ShloB ieiner3eit
iontt @rn0 ANT Is YdIlioncu Morf,
@ertpoIle5 altertimlide5 Yiobtliur.
rarunter eiu 9ctt ocS 9jihOf5 pOl
ReqenaGurq. lit ocrbrannt. Germtt
Iih lit ser 9raro OGrh SEN Gunit
ccrlr'adt perosU.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
SertidDlaubs 5arbcninonitrie.
gSyaillillaton. % Of

<NhlHtAhIuHf ~ IL
Der ReQlerung in Y8uibtugtnu
giuq am Wlttpod) aus nmthd11y
GueIlc Der MortIout cincs Grloiics
Der oeutihcu yicaierunq 81, ourdt
Uelhen Die Ero0uftion pom aobIcn
tbeer 10 gut nie ooQitdnoiq io3iolI
iirt miro. Gpemiidle 5adjUcritQn0iqc
ser Hegierlng ieben in 0em Grlob
einer Geriudy IcutidIanos. ieine
0orhcrrd}nit in Der d)emiid)cu IN.
0uitric 3uriif3uacpinnen. Gincmaar
tea idnimtIlf1r III 6roge fomnteu.
ocn ,<n0uitric3meige miro nol'tdn.
oige Goutroue Der @erthclIllng Der
gum Aaifinircn pou aobIenthcer notb.
DcuoiQeu NoFiioTie Dcrlieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
0cridptsbuf eutacheifen.
@riiIiel, 27. Cft.

Der Nu8ituB Der Nationcnli9o
hieB am 0ienstoQ in @riiiiel 6eu Ont
wurf fir eiuen itduoigcn interuotip
nolen 8eridtshoi i'll ser Don 0tc ISll.
riItcn-Gonieren3 ISn @oaQ ona2nnn
menen Sorm gut NIT 9luSnnhmt Der
geItimmrngcn iiber obliQotoriih, }u
itGu6iafeit uuo ciniqcr 1npcicntlihcl
Fimfte. 3ie GbciIe beS Gntprrf3
Die gIihu Moot 5ugeihrieben m}rocn
muroen ale ongenolnnlen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
SeItiame NntnreridIeinnna.

Cine icltiamc J}amrcriHcum1
Dur6e I'M Garerieeagbiet bcobdttct
elnc prGd lIc arHc NuGd. cinen
rotalillcHoen 5dUci 1ah Ndj ste.
heno, 0Hrtiaule I'D sr0hdler 5tid
anq DEN it.rncaflqrcn @imMels
-aum Cie 'Ac.mHa mar 70
tart. 0cb oje 4cica8aricH- mo Ga
emorsraptr sai z@uH0en in Drij
QnaoIldt sctau.t iG]'eeea
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
anOdlentrDden.
Ulouirpol. 2G Cf

Mcutreal, 2G Eft.
Iie pier conaoideu EropiujcH
Wanitobu, 9ll6crto, SosfatdjaDan
uno 9teu ShottIono hoben am
Wontaq iur tnohcntrodenc 8romb,
tion Qcitimmt. Die Den Eerfala
nlfoholiifer 3etrdufe serbieiet, Die
Gjniu5r iitr priDate ,}tDefc le6otl cr
lnubt 9jtr3lid Dur5e eln (Seiab an
qerontmeu, Uelfes ja6er Trouiu3 qc
Itottet. 61rlber ab3uitimmen, o5 aud
bic Giniuhr gsiitiJcrt3ctrdnfe ous on
0ercu Erooin3eu ODER Dem IusI0u6
rerboten merocr ioue o0er uitt.
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Nnnocrbare Ncttnue ciaer 0amilie

Gle Gumilic oc5 Snttlers Guua
IN 9eilitcin. g8urttemb, eriuafte
turd) Nrahcn uuo Gciben Der Eopetelt
Gus tieiem 5hlai. J}idt8 Gute5 ob,
reno, pcrlleE oaa G6epanr iont Den
pier Qnocra no.oiirftig an9efIei0et
6as @uu5. 4enile Niiuutc1i ipdtcr
iliir3tc Der 9oocu 0e3 9nuieS i'll Ocl
Geller, allcs nit lid reibeuo sine
1tilepauo D. Hcaers lotte uodl'
legebcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29

2&enn i'm GongpronliB 81 Dicl NADIA
gcbell mar0eu iollte, I'M aH Gjntritt
in 0je %igu iid]tr SIT '.tl2n damn
t0nuc 0a> &olf ieIbit ipat,r 9lcnNc
uuIgcn lm0 &erbciIeruN1tn uorlleh
men
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
S0niq ltranOcr an ben Osen enes Aenes gObeu; YrnS
Saul Der Oridlede SObn Oes Gr= &Oni9s SOntann, fir
ben egeworbenen Sbron anserlebtn. Stnano lcgt Der
Naonen=Naa Nbidrm bon Sebu peribieOenen Sertrdgcn
init trcrOeu Hegernngen Dor.
SOnig aleranOer seiturben.
Grf0nig 9Dnitantin iuiro uGbrIdleln'
lid ge5mnngen iuerbcn, anf ben
Sbrun furmell su berSidJteu.
Q(tben, 26. 0ft.

Der arie6iid)e Shron, melher ourh
Sen SOD a0nig NIeronoer irei &C.
moroen lit, miro @rin5 Yaul, oem
orittGlteitcn Sobn oe5 ebemaligen
G0uig2 Sonitontin, an9eboten mcr,
ben, mic am Iienstog in 9ltben amt
li6 anqcfiinoigt lpuroe.
9ltben, 26. eft.
Sonia 9Qeran0er uon 8rieheulano
Itarb an WfontoguadJmittug oil Den
,Solqen bon @unoen, Die er ourd)
@tIie eipeS 9lfien erbalten bate 9lm
Sonntos muroe ons Ser5 idpp06cr
uuo ihndher, es trat aIlgentelner
&eriaQ elm; Montag gtittug mar ea
flar, oaB lein 3uItanO boiinun8s-
los mar.
Mannigfofle Sfrpierigfeiten mer-
ncn iiber Die 3bronfolge eutiteben
2llie 9lBeifcn oeateten om Gien@tog
in 9ltbcn oarauf bin, ooB Grin5 Saul,
Scr orittGlteIte .Sobn @rfonig &on.
ituntins, ser Sbron augeboten lperoen
miro, ood) miro ais 8eoingltng &c.
Itelt perocn, oaB &onitantin forntell
oboonfen lmo Hrin5 8eorg, Der 0ltere
@ruoer Yrin5 9auls. uuf ieine 9fad-
iolge per5id]ten muB. SohItmohr-
Iheinlid) miro 9onig &onltantin lid
oniangs lpeigern, ollf oieie 8eoln-
Ql1nqen ein5uaehen bod glaubt man
oaB MiniIterproiibent Genl5eloS int
itunoe Iein lperoe. itber5eugenoe Nr-
9llnente oorsubringen. @ie eS heiBt,
miro er iid) bereit erfloren, oaB Soh.
Itantin icine Beniion lpieoer erbdlt,
meld1e gegenlpdrtig einbebalten miro.
Inaciid)ts Ser olIbcfonrten 6inan5
idnpierigfeiten GonItuntins oilrfte ell
iold,es 9Inerbieten cine bereote
Sprodc ipreden. Brin3 Banl miro
i'm OeSelnber t9 Sabre alt.
Hepublif MIR i'm inFcriten Sail.
9tur i'm ,Soll elmer unabdnoerlld)en
@eiqerlmg @rfGnig 9onitontins mir
Be oic ,Sruge Ser @rridbtltng elmer Sic
publif aftuen meroen; lit es ooh be
fnnnt, Dab &eni5elos 8riedenlano Tilr
oieie Regicrltngsform nod nift rel'
eradtet. Iie brittle Wtogliffeit, nanI-
lid ben Sbron einem oualdnollhcn
9rin5en an5ubieten, finoet ntht Den
9eiioa oc$ Miniiterproii6enten. Die
ShubnlGd)tc @nglano, Sranfreid NM
RuBlono batten i'm Sabre 1917 ihr
8eriprefen lpie0erbolt, baB feiner If
rer @rin5cn nod Dem griediidl1n
Shpun itrebcn tperoen, uno cine dbn-
| llihe 3liage lit lebtbin icitens Bel
oicns gcid)ehen, nohOem 1rin3 aorl
Der 3lueitGlteite Sobn &0ni9 9llbeit@
! Iols Gauoioot genannt iporoen mar.
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.,Ratifisiruna Oas @idtiqfte. "

Tas @itt;aite iai 10 erfIdrt or
Gor. 0ab oia Ter. Stoaten ioiort Der
Ei1o beiireteH. Die 9e6rgurgen Der
Tati'ijirn1 icieu nebeniadljh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-10-29
Sarbing iibcr r0emofratic"
@aibington, 26. 81.

>Sn eIner ON Utonta4 Ibcn0 III
@oihington oerofIelttIiften grfla.
rllug on oo5 omerifaniihc GoIt inat
Senator Saroiitq, onb Die rcpubII-
faniihe 4artci rnor bas &oF trltt
in Ser Ieiten 3llperiid)t, bab es ihre
lleberlegenbeit als 8erpaltuugS SSn
ltrument ancrfenneu uno ibr oa5 Mt
teIt iciuc5 Rertrducns ansitencn
meroe." Der repubIifaniide Trdii-
oentihait8-Ganoioat friii'irt Die De-
motrntiid,e M0ntiniItrotion ltno CT
fldrt. 0aB Die 9lation cntidlloiicn 1T
nit Ieuofratie, Die inter Der Iecren
Mo3fe ocmofrotiIdcr 1Sornen cri.
ltirt, elm gnoe SIT MAIDEN" Die re.
publifaniife Fortei, 70 Dcriihetr cr,
hat ein Yro1ranln1, apeldes gleldlc
@elcgenhcit iiir gne bcSpeft uuo Die
Sdb1oen Ser 9lu9beutuuf un6 oc5
Yroiitgrobihc3 qnerfenn:, in ihrcr
4lattiorm ouTgcItcIlt un0 hl>rt bie
IReocn ihrcr tSiihrer ipciter cutpifell
.IoIicn."
'eil1en iolhen Hationenperbnno boz
Iipelhcr in m0QIifit gpedndBlAcr
0eiic oie Scbniuht nod 0ouern0cu
@cltIrie0en ucrluirflifcn Miro, otrnc
lrQeno cincrShcil ser llnobhanglafcit
Ser onerifaniidcn Station 3lt opiern
Sic aloubt. 0aR Nmerifo Icinen pol
len Nntbeil alt Den Gernnttuortlid}tci
ten ser Wclt traQen fam un6 mlii,
0od lie gIaubt' itets un6 immer6or,
! oaR 9Imerifa nllcjn entid1eioen miIIIe.
meld,en Qlntheil es iiberncbmcn ioll "
Gpr fir Goboc 8urbebnltc?
S5untindtou, u. ga. 2G. Oft.
CSouperneur Gor lunternahm am
Dtontad 9l6en0 in 6untinaton, @.
ga, eineu ncuen &eriutl, fit pon
Griiioeut @ilions unnad)qiebiger
5tellung Der Rdtionenliga aegPnilber
irel3urlohen. ,Sn elmer Grfl0ruul,
| Die cine oilun oerihIeiertc Rritif on
| l4rai. billions unoeriohnIiter sal.
| ltung iibt. laBt Der oentofratiide FrG-
Observation-Disclosures flar erfenner,
oaB or berelt iei 10 melt ais trgcn0
! ln1oglih entqcgen5itoumcn, nm Elm
lle5ereinfomnlen NIT 0en Senat 3ll
erjieIen, 0eu s5rleoen PROMPT 81 rati.
iii3iren. Chne os ojrcft }u iagcr.
oeltct Der Boupcrnctt an 0rb er,
Imenn un0era Gon,promjiis unuloqI,d
limo. sic Qorbehalfe 5snotor Go65es
/ 0ic cr bishcr berurthelIte. alneh.
Ime. un6 pelhe nodl Der grtlaruuq
lQrln6cut MJlions ore 2iga mi
Iuao nidrti8 MAIDEN miir02u
nRatiiisirune oas &idtiafte."
Tas g9itt;dite iai 70 erfIdrt or
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Die rgiOrOiterH" 3eitunseu
ha'len Die 6eidlidlte bon Ga
6rONe Hidlt nur mitidlrribcH,
iUHOerH and mitmadDen bclfeu.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-30

81 atr { a5ower vested IL
m~ J. lat deed oftrustexecuted
t. III. - the % Il. day Of April,
1907. II Sip Hill and his wife,
Minerva Hill, [ will, on Tuesday.
the 9th day Of April, 1920, sell
in front Of Burroughs Pittman
Wheeler Company's Store, in the
town Of Scotland Neck, North
Carol IT y clock TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the fol
lowing described lot or parcel Of
land, lying, beng and situate in
the County Of Halifax and State
of North Carolina, and more par
ticusarly described as follows:
Ii being hat lot which tie said
Sip Hill purchased from Joe Fer
rcli, AMI bounded BY the lands Of
Laura Green. Violet Johnson.
Moses Webb and Fl e. IIilliara,
and said to contain onehaif Of al
acre more o. less.
This the 26ah day Of March
1890.
c. SPEED, Trustee.
s. 4 Dunn, Attorney.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-03-30

LOST-THE CAP OFF MY NEW
Waterman fountain pen. It has
the clip cay, lost on the business
part Of Main st. Return to
The Commonwealth office and
receive reward. w. 81. Lindsey
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
OLIVER CASE IS BEFORE
HUsT|NGs COURT TODAY
Comes Up on Motion To Set Aside
Verdict Against Prohibition
Officer

Judge ID. G.. Richa rdson. i'm IIust
NE" Court. will this morning at 10
oeioek hear Il motion. TO set aside,
as contrary to the law and the evil
ISnce. the verdict in the case OF J. !
Oilfer, State prohibition agent, who
was convicted In HustinEs Court
March 10, OF transporting and Offer
inE Tor sale ardent spirits. and his
nne liked at $3.50. with a sentence of
one month In Jail.
conviction of Oliver came after a
triai that consumed the better part
OF three days and one night and after
the jury had been out only twenty
minutes. Oliver was represented by
state Senator q. Walter Mapp. OF .Ac-
coinac. and former State Senator
Louis O. WendenburE. senator Mapp
made The usual motion to set aside
the verdict. and Judge Richardson
set THIS morning II 10 o'clock as the
uate upon which the motion would
be heard.
oliver has been out on $500 bond.
furnished by Senator Mapp. Bond of
Lee Chase. associate of Oliver. who
IS charged with the same oTcnse-
mat OF offering To sell moonshinc
WHISKY TO William stuart. colorcd. 10
West Baker Street-also is on, ON
Sooo bond. furnished by State l'rohi-
bition COMMISSIONS j. sidney Pc
ters. Tho case OF Chase set is to &c
heard.
The prohibition agents charge that
they arc the victims Of II ''framc-up."
TheE were arrested by Policemen
Shinault and Porter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

hampton Citizens Association. viii pre-.
side at the annual meeting and dinner OF
Monday night at o'clock. Members are
urged To wear business suits.
4 Joint meeting Of ST. Mary's and ST,
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. Tho
m G.nslns VIII be held a, ST. Gsr!rnds'f
Street
Rev Ralph Aubrey Williams. the in
coming pastor of tabernacle Baptist
morrow. Preaching every night during
tho week at o'clock. \ large chorus
vice.
Rev. Garrett r. Murphy. chaplain in
the United States Navy. is the guest Of
als West Grace Street, Father Murphy
Wi! sail in q few weeks for the Orient.
dnd Dry Sd%: and of 'eS Esh
81 the Trade Extension iiurcau. yesterday
,h., ,e Aaj Din General Jo Lane stern
employees to join the military organiza,
ton Of virsinia and no, counting time
mon, aEans, tho mems VACATIONS
Notice Of the following presidential APP
received 10y Postmaster Hay r. Thorn.
Ton yss.rr'lay: James $. Asn.w. burke
amber "Si iE, CLAD drS spr Dsnrn a,ns AsT
Richardson. o. Marion: John +. Saul.
s"i ,,ir.t and ro LisSts T. LGary' Ncrdon;
elected at tho regular meeting OF tho
chamber OF Commerce Calf CLUB TO i,,.
held in the auditorium Of tho chamhcr
This morning at 1890 O'Clock Claude
k.,k is president q the organization rho
distribution OF calves To members will
bc discussed at the meeting today
Mall for army officers ambassadors
relief organizations of the Y. ~ = A..
knights OF Columbus and other welfare
"rSaniEa tt"ns outside OF territory vrru-
I"u 10y America In Germany are not sub
jet 10 domestic rates postal rates. nc
c"ruinE To an order received 10y Postmas-
IT,! nay 7. Thornton yesterday from
Mashinft"n Mall addressed to soldiers
or persons connected with the American
Arm? or Occupation ar" subject ,u do
nestle postal rates. however.
~ Grace Street baptist Church to-
morrow Rev Henry a. Ciiescmcr. ID. d.,
~ baltimore. viii deliver .a sermon. al
IN" morning hour on The Greatest Text
~ ,n" hih.c. and at the evening hour no
VII, preach on Twice Born Men
, The annual meeting ot the Wright,
HISTORICAL society viii be held al tho
Snchtys house. M East Franklin Street
On ,h Lmcsday afternoon a, O'clock. ono
~ 'ns most interesting things OF the wear
Tor the society is tho reading of t.an,ain
A,r1ahcs annual report. Officers Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
STEEL SHORTAGE HALTs
TRACK IMPROVEMENTS
lmpossibility to Get Rails Causes
Hallway and Power Company to
Postpone Repairs.

ccausc II is Impossible TO get the
steel rails and materials which have
rc@!,,r ordered I" Yake the siaa.aa9 in
lem OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. which were author
lied by the board of directors last
month. all repair work has been in
definitely postponed. il was an
nounccd yesterday.
Al! OF the dividends which accrued
In the last six months were turned
over Tor repairs on the system, I'm :
stead OF being divided among the
stockholders. Now the company finds
itself In position where II cannot
spend the money for improvements as
il desires. 80
Repairs which are contemplated by
The company include the rciaying Of
track between Eighth and Twelfth
Streets on Main Street and the rr
construction OF 1897 feet of Track
elsewhere. Extension Of the double
tracking Of the First Street line from
Roger" and North Avenue to Brook
land Park boulevard and Chamber
layne Avenue is also part of the pro-
gram.
No supplies can be received nv tho
company because OF the tieur Of
trathc between the point OF fIIanufac-
tIrc OF the rails needed and Rich
mOnl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
NEGROES CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF CIGARETTES
Police Find IIOOUS Hays Srcrctcd In
Deserted Little PRGc
Street Home

-Four negroes. charged with tho
theft OF 10000 cigarettes from II box
car on the Seaboard Air Line siding
at the foot of Ninth Street. were
taken into custody last niGi+*- by Of
icers Anthony. and Docppe. of the
First Police District. All four were
Eeld without bail. The cigarettes
were recovered by the officers They
were valued at $3.50
Arthur Butler. Mcichia Stewart
George Stewart, ami Jake Anderson
were the negroes arrested. Their ar
rest was effected b. the police after
a negro. who was arrested on Sus-
pic.on, was persuaded To tell on his AL
legged omradcS. Officers surprised
The thieves at the box car Thursday
night when they had returned for an
other load of loot. y battle with piS-
lois insucd. in which no one WAS hurt.
Inc negroes made good their escape
IT the dark.
OFFICERS Anthony and Docppc found
the stolen cigarettes Sccrctcd in :,
deserted house located AT 1918 Little
rage street. y wagon had TO he sum
moncd To transport the goods to the
First District Police Station after they
were found. An attempt viii he made
TINS morning by the police to get the
negroes to confess.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-17
HAYES COLEMAN QUITS
PEN|TENT|ARY BOARD
Retirement Is Sequel Of Dismissal
Of j. II. Wilkinson by Gov.
- crnor Davis.
STOOD WITH HIS COLLEAGUE
Declines to Discuss Action and Pre-.
fcrs to Have Governor Give Out
Communication Which Was Sent
In Submitting Resignation.

HAYES Coleman. formerly chair
man OF the board of directors OF tbc
state pcnitentiary. has resigned as
asmembcr of that body. following the
dismissal Of j. II. Wilkinson. his col
leaEue. by Governor Davis las; week.
Governor Davis, and his aid. Col
orlel LEROY Hodges. are out OF the
city. and Miss NJ. l.. Hunter. who is
In charge of the office during their
the matter.
Mr.. Coleman. in confirming the
ruinor last night. said simply that ne
had resigned and that he would pre-
fer that the Governor give out what
ever. he may have said IN ScVerinE
h.s connection with the pcnitcnliary
board Of directors.
The Governor. declared in rriuov-
ing Mr.. Wilkinson and appointing
Colonel Leroy Hodges to the va
cancy. tina, he is dissatisfied with
penitentiary arc receiving.
DIR. Herbert Mann. surgeon at the
penitentiary is required under the
statutes to give only part of his
time to his duties surgeon. Gov
ernor Davis believes a full-iimc ply
stefan Is necessary 10 the interests OF
these dependents. y bill introduced
at the last session of the Legislature.
making fu!l-timc surgeon nGtnda-
tory. failed of passage.
Eoth Mr.. Coleman and MIR. Wflkin-
son voted last December for DR.. Mann
TO fill the position OF surgeon against
MIR. Moses Sycle. OF Richmond.
James Bellwood. of Chesterfield. is
the other member who voted for DIR.
Mann. He is the Governors APP
pointee.