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The state herald., 1920-10-22
Methodist Church

(The Good Fellowship church,
Sunday school at 1000 a. m. R. N.
White, superintendent Of adult depart.
ment Miss Myrtle Bible, superinten-
dent of primary department. Sub
ject for study. "Christ's Gospel OF the
Kingdom"
Morning devotional and preaching
service, 1l:oo a. m. Subject, (which
Is the Greatest Beatitude'"
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m. All
Methodist young people earnestly In
vited to cooperate.
Evening good fellowship service at
1880 p. m. Subject, "Christ's Teach.
ing Respecting Life After Death"
A Very Special Service
Wednesday evening from 1880 ito
$3.50 is teacher training night. This
does not mean that 1t is for teachers
of our Sunday school only-it is the
old devotional service where every
member may he refreshed for the re-
naming days of the week by prayer
and song-but It is for every Sunday
school teacher, and for every one who
will be willing to teach If called upon.
1t is proving of great interest and
value, and the growth in attendance
during the three weeks of its opera.
tion testifies to the appreciation OF
our membership and teachers.
But there is yet room for everyone
who would know his Bible better. and
who yearn for fresh ideas and stim.
uli for further study.
Attorney Walrod is a genius at max.
ing people think.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
WALTER WAYNE rILrou


Tho angel of death called from tho
home OF Nir aud Mrs. Walter J. Tilton
tlselr son. Walter Wayne. on Tuofday,
October 49, The littlo ono was two
and a half years OF asp ard the only
boy In ihc family Besides his parents
no laayos TO mourn his losa, two sis
tors and many other rolatlyos
Diphthoria was the cause OF death,
with which he was sick only a short
time.
Funeral services were held In the
yard nt the home ON Thursday after.
noon. conducted by i,oy. w. u. Bon
mott OF tho Mothodist church. who
spoke from the theme that n bcay.
cnly home had been prepared for thc
deceased child aud that there wnn a
homo for tho loyal ones In the heav'
emily land"
The funeral was largely attended
aud beautiful music was furnished By
the choir of the church Intcrmcni
wns IN lIolyokc cemetery
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OF Interest to Readers
MIRA. Frank MCMAHON, ot Paoli, was

Mrs. Frank Mcmahon, of Paoli, was
here shopping, Tuesday. .si
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Quintet were
at Burlington, Colorado. last week.
Colver Brothers put in a new fur.
mace for G. o. Heck this week.
s. E. Brewer made business trip
to Yuma, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward James Of Hax.
tun, spent Thursday here with friends,
J. L. Dill OF Denver, was here this
week looking after business interests
Mrs. c. H. Powers and Miss Grace
Powers. of Haxtun, were here shop
ping, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Williams and
+. NJ. Walls started for Kansas City
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. +. Guild, of Te
cumseh, Nebraska, were here this
week on business trip.
Special sale on kitchen cabinets
big reduction while stock lasts.-C
A. Mowry.
Mrs. v. W. Clark came Tuesday to
visit with Mrs. l.. Z. Breese and fam
lily.
Louis Weihl went to Sterling. Tues
day to go to his run as engineer on
the railroad.
Charles r. Conlee. of the inheri
tance tax department, was here Tues
day looking after professional duties
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Guild, OF Te
cumseh. Nebraska, were here this
week looking after business.
II. NJ. Robinson moved to the resi-
dence vacated by John Orr, who
moved to Claremore, Oklahoma, Wed
nosday
Clarence Wheatly. of Arapahoe
Colorado. who has been visiting with
Fred Woodlands and family, returned
home. Tuesday.
Duy that kitchen cabinet now Al
Mowry's New low price on Hoosier
Sellers and Helmers lines while they
last.
Mrs. Anna Morgan. OF Clarinda
Iowa, came Tuesday to visit with hel
brother, Judge Painter, and family
This is the first time Mrs. Morgan
has ever visited here.
A. d. Crawford. of Los Angeles
California. who has been spending
several days looking after his lant
near Lamar. started for his home
Wednesday.
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rAmewooo.oLovER

On Thursday. October 81, nj high
noon, At the homo OF the brides par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. George Glover. oc
CURED tho marriage Of their eldest
daughtor Gladys. to Cedric y. Dame
wood. son OF MIR. and Mira. Q y. Dame
wood Of this city.
The happy couple LEFT on the after
noon train FOR Denver. wherc they
will spend n short honeymoon before
they return to the homo which 10 ali
prepared for thcm In the Belmont
addition.
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Amitie Items

Miss Pauline Bellamy returned to
her homo on Saturday after having
spent 4 week with her sister, Mrs.
Webster Mitchell.
c. d. Colglazier and family spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hur, of near Wray.
Herman Poe and Norman Stewart
were on the sick list last week.
Mrs. II. II. Lock. Mrs. Geo. Arnold
and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lock spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ar
terburn.
Webster Mitchell is now filling
silos for Chester Kelsey.
Roy Barnes made n business trip to
Sterling on Monday. .r..
Russell Smith. Herman Poe and Cy
Stewart and son Ross spent Sunday
with MIR. and Mrs. Norman Stewart.
Roy Owens is threshing for Ollie
Han this week.
Milt WorIey, Mrs. Robinson and two
sons spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
s. $. worley of Holyoke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barnes spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Holland
Of Holyoke.
Fred Burrier is thrcshIng for John
Shultx.
Mrs. Fred Borland Is slowly i'm
proving. She is able TO be around
some now.
Herman Poe and mother left on
Monday for Durango. Colorado. Mr..
Poe has been here looking after bust.
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Mitchell
spent Sunday Ia iIaNtun visiting her
mother Mrs. r. NJ Bellamy.
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Julesburg Route Items

MIR. and Mrs. Ed Derks went to
Sidney Nebraska via auto, Monday.
Frank sprague was over branding
his cattle. on the place he used 10
own. this week.
Axcl silvorborR arrived from Genoa.
NobrnBka. Thurgduy for fow days
visit with friends and to look after
hiH farm, whore Henry sehollonbcrs
lives.
Visitors at a. Dctmora. Sunday
were: Mr. and Nrs, lIniny. Mr. and
sirH Hlnk and children. Mr. and Mrs.
schollcnborg and baby and Miss san.
dors.
Visitors at otto Brandt Sunday
were; Mr.. and Mrs. w. and j Dct.
mcr and families. Mrs. Charles Avery
and children aud Mr. silvorbcrg.
Callers on Mrs !. Dctmcr. Monday
afternoon were: Mrn. r. and u. Brandt
aud Mrs. II. Dctmcr.
MIR. Ensphure dug two j.boy londs
of potatoes iast week,
ono os Mr.. Halrs horses died last
week.
Mrs. Charles Avery and children re-
turned TO their home at Kimball. Ne
braata. "Wednesday.
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oEhRiNoeR.sTAMPeR

Cards announcing the marriage OF
Miss Lillian NJ. stamper and vern o.
Gehringer at the home OF tho brides
parents at Longmont. Colorado. on
Wednesday evening, October 81. have
been received.
The bride Is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. u. stamper who formerly
lived east OF town. and Is well known
hero. The groom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs J. e. Gchrlnger OF this conn'
~. and holds position with the Am.
herst bank. They win be nt home IN
Amherst after November l.
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ExrRA FINE oREooN AppLEs

There will be q car Of Oregon
apples on sale at the Holyoke Meat
Market. about November I.
These apples will consist Of Roman
Beauties, Wine saps. Delicious, Yellow
Towns. etc.
Apples will be boxed and wrapped
in paper. with guarantee that none
are specked or wormy.
They will keep until next July or
August with no waste.
II you want the best in apples, wait
until this car arrives before buying
George Propeck, Freewater, Oregon
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Presbyterian Church

Sunday school at 1000. Lesson
subject, What the King Requires
study of the Beatitudes.
Morning service at 11:00. Sermon
subject. THE Transforming Power OF
the Gospel"
C. e. meeting at 6:45.
Evening song service at 7:30. Sc
lections from the famous story. "The
Wanderer' will be presented.
Special music will be rendered both
morning and evening.
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cARrER. R.ELLior

On Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
the Presbyterian manse, Rev. l.. c.
lllsley performed the marriage cere-
|mony for Miss vesta Eula Carter and
Marvin Elliot.
This young coupele were attended
by Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Herbaugh. The
bride Is from Wages. Colorado aud
the groom from Haxtun. Their many
friends are extending congratulations.
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Hospital Notes

Mrs. Clyde Ide Of Grand Island. Ne
braska. was admitted to the hospital
this week for medical treatment.
Mrs. Mutchie and baby daughter
from Haxtun. returned to their home
on Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Wash was operated on
for appendicitis. Thursday morning,
and although a serious operation. II
was a successful one.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
MRS. LESLIE SLACK ENreRrAINs

The Swastika ladies were very
PLEASANTLY entertained by Mrs. Leslie
Slnck on Tuesday afternoon. All OF
the members were present but one,
Mrs. strls was the guest of the club.
Ralph Anderson presented the club
with box Of choice candy which was
highly appreciated. t
The usual two-course luncheon was
served by the. hostess.
Mrs. A. Scheunemann will be the
next to entertain the club.
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SCHOOL PROGRAM AND OPENING

Tho grade school is going TO give
free musical program Friday even
Ing at 1880. the 22nd. as nm opening
for tho school.
The program viii consist OF vocal
numbers by each room. Many people
OF the town have been wanting to 20
through the now building. and aitor
tho program 1t is going to be open
TO all.
We hopc all parents and folks In
terontod in the school viii bu present
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Private Sale

Having sold my ranch, will sell
at private sale: 400 head high grade
cattle. reds and white faces-150
heifers in fine shape. all with calf by
registered Beau Astor bulls: some
two-year-old steers; three good reg.
istered bulls. Also registered Duroc
Jersey boars. sired by choice Model
No. 3494O5.--Carl Millage. Fri.-64-2t
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NOTICE

All De Laval Cream Separator Owners
A representative from the factory
will be at our store. on October 2Sth,
for the purpose Of looking over and
repairing their machines.
No charge will be made, only for
the repairs actually needed. Bring In
your separator early, so you can take
1t back the same day.-Colver Bros.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
G. A. R. VETERAN VISITS SON

Charles Hillyard and family are
enjoying visit with his father OF
Superior, Nebraska.
Mr.. Hillyard and wife are far past
the seventy year mark, but that did
not deter them from attending the
National G. A. r. encampment at In
dianapolis. Indiana, a short time ago
Mr.. Hillyard is a staunch republican
and had the pleasure of seeing Mr.
Harding while in the east.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

DR.. X. c. Sapero. the well known
Denver specialist, will again be I'm
Holyoke one day, Friday, November
9th. Consultation and examination
for glasses free.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

There will be meeting of the
stockholders of the Non.Rewinding
Reel Company Of this vicinity, satur-
day evening. October. 23, at eight p.
M. at the Gayety Theater. Haxtun,
Colorado.
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BRING Your School Children

To the Sears Hotel, Friday, Novem-
ber 9Th, where DR.. X. c. Sapero, the
well known specialist. of Denver. will
examine their eyes. ears and throat
and yours, free. Glasses fitted sci
entifically. Call early.
The state herald., 1920-10-22
MRS. FORREST HETHcoTE
ENTERTAiNs At LUNCH

Tho iIyperian ladies' were guests Of
Mrs. Forrest Hctheoto on "Wednesday
afternoon. This was very pleasant
meeting Tho hostess served deli.
ciouu luncheon Of sandwiches. salad.
chicken and pumpkin pie. Mrs Myron
Smith will he the next 10 entertain,
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NOTICE

All persons not yet registered will
have an opportunity to register their
vote on Tuesday October 10.
Voters in West 2 will register at
the power house. and in East at
the court house.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-01-31
MINISTER'S CONFERENCES.

The Minister'S Conference of Rioh-
mond and vicinity held it's annual
installation exercises at the Moore
Street Baptist Church last Wednesday
night. In spite Of the Indictment
weather many Of the members OF
the church were out to witness the
programme. Rev. r. n. johnson, B
ID. delivered the nrincipaA address,
and tho installation speech was made
by DR.. VIM. II Stokes, after which
splendid supper was served by the
committee of the conference, jointly
with committee Of the church. The
conference is pleased that pastor r.
0. Johnson has improved so we'll in
health.
This week Monday. the meeting of
the conference was indeed spicy. Aft
or some reports were made and dis
cusscd a resolution was adopted by
the body, condemning persons who
have come into our city recently styl
ing themselves to be Black Billy Sun
day. We feel that such mockery on
kin to the Ananias type and should
not be practiced.
The conference is asked to meet
carly next Monday to hear three very
important reports.
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FIRST MI. OLIVE NOTES.

Ncwtown, Va, January 27th.-The
b. Y. p. u. OF Mt. Olive will meet
Sunday at 300 p. M. subject for dis
cussion '"rhc Power Of Faith" open
ell by the President. Don't miss the
meeting YOU are needed.
Mr.. T.. w. Wilson Of Little plym
outh, Va, returned few days ago.
Mr.. Harry Hill Of Philadelphia
came home last Saturday,
On our sick list are Mrs. Dupont
Berry, Mrs. John Dahney, and Mr..
Nusco Harvey. We are glad to say
that all are improving
Master Edward Roane who has
been confined to his bed for several
months is now able to sit up in his
room.
Mr.. Philip Roanc slipped and fell
ca the ice Il few days ago and broke
a bone In his shoulder
Deacon p. III. Nublc spent a pleas
ant afternoon in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Jones n few days ago
Misses Lizzie Booker and Nancy Il.
Holmes andl MIR Edward Washing
ton were guests in the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. George Holmod last Mon
day afternoon.
MFR and Mrs. J. II. Moore OF Indi--
an Neck. announce the marriage of
their daughter Miss Pearl, to mr..
William Johnson, January 2S, 1920.
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Hex Liniment Kills rheumatism.
FARMVILLIG NEWS.

On last Tuesday. 10Th Mr.. Steward
Carter OF Cumberland, Va, was burn
cd to death. He was living by himself
and when his home caught Attire If
was no one to rescue him. He wa,
quite ageable.
Mr.. Lawrence Jones OF Blackstone
spent few hours in our town. visit
Ing Mrs. Susie Foster on Grove St
Little Martha Humbrick got her
leg broken during this icy spell. She
Is ooing nicely as can be expected.
Mrs. Harriston and Deacon p w
Moore are out again
Mrs. Hilton and Ida Boiling. are
still on the sick list.
Mr.. Willie Walker OF Burton street
was buried Sunday. He was a st.
Luke.
Miss Annie Rcdd is now in New
London, Conn, for while.
Mr.. a. w. Mosely is now living
in his new residence on the corner of
Spruce and Franklin streets.
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WESTUAMP'TON NOTES.

The Tuckahoc Sunday School held
their union service at the Good Hope
well Church. last Sunday. Rev. S. l..
Burlcigh. the president PRECEDED.
The board OF officers were present
Deacon John Carter and Brother Rich
ard Th"!rl kinS, Missionary for the
schools; Deacon Archer Bradford,
Arthur Houston and +. ID. Norrcll,
Directors. Hymn, "Thcrc Is royal
banner" cl>oristcrs. Mr.. John Carter
and Mr.. Archer Bradford. organist
Mr.. Joseph Price: collection Fitted
by Mrs. Ollie b. Courtney and Mrs.
Pauline w. Bland.
The solos and rccitations were
we'll rendered.
The awards from the Union wcrC
presented by Miss Marion Randolph
t" the following persons: Mrs. Louise
Bradford. Misses Fannie Johnson.
Queen Brown and Thclma Moss.
Addresses OF Welcome were dcliv-
cred by Mr.. Henry Jones and Mr..
Richard Thompkins, closing solo. MIR.
Archer Bradford.
1t was indeed Il lovely program for
the first meeting in the year. May
God help us through this year to dc
even better.
The Christian Social Club wishes
to thank Mr.. Archer Bland and Mr.
Benjamin Allen for the money they
gave in helping to support the club
Mrs. julia Allen, presidents; Mrs
Pauline l.. Robertson secretary.
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FOR FLU EMERGENCY.

The Advisory Committee Of tho
Community House, 2 West Marshall
on behalf Of the Directorate OF the
institution lhas offered It's building;
and its every facility to tho city
through DR. Levy, Board OF Health
It's contribution in the combat against
the Flu epidemic.
This offer has hcen accepted ana
tho institution is to be utilized for
Emergency Hospital or any necessary
purpose.
Workers both volunteer and for
compensation are urged to register i'm
mcdiately at the House giving hours
that services can be secured. Phone
Ran. 2727 or call in person.
CIIAS. II. HANNIGAN,
Chairman
LILLIAN II. PAYNE,
Executive Secretary
DIR. VIM. II. HUGHES,
Surg. in Charge
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SHEVICE.
The Extension Course of tn eSchool
of Social Service for colored workers
is now an assured fact. The course Is
to open in the Community House, the
first week in February. Applicants
are urged to seek information and
enroll their names Immediately
l.. II. PAYNE, Elk. Sec.
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NONE DISTURBED

lie told him about the affair and
stated that so far as he knew mono or
INC pa'hphletS had gotten GU. un
iesS 'ncy had gotten out at the white
ONCE "hefo they were bound. The
next morning Editor Mitchell went
down to United States Commissioner
Melvin Flcgcnhcimcr's office. lie was
not ready to proceed with the case.
holtor Mitchell told him, he would
come down at any time. All that
was necessary for HIM 10 do was to
telephone him. lie bowed himself out
"hlie the United States Revenue
officers looked on
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cd citizens had come to hear the case.
Dr. a. ~. remnant spent the morning
ana the afternoon there and Attor-
neE Giles b. Jackson. Rev. w. T..
Brown, Rev. S. G. Burrcll. b. +.
\andcrVall, II. w Whiting and 9TH
crS were interested spectators. All
filed out and vaulting into DR.. Ten
nants car, Editor Mitchell was soon
mt the Planet Office. AS Il sequel to
IT. all and as IN emphasis to Editor
Mitchclfs positive declaration, I
have violated no law" the following
clipped from the Richmond Va.
News Leader Of Wednesday. January
Is, 1920 will be interesting reading:
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BLANKET SALE
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSE,
800 North First Street.
CASH OR CREDIT.

We have Just received a big ship
ment Of NICE BLANKETS. THEY
should have arrived ON the First OF
September. Being two months late
we are oyerstocked for the season.
We are making SPECIAL OFFER
to make them e. quick. $1.09 CASH
The Balance SO Cents per week
WHILE YOU SLEEP. Como QUICK
and get FIRST choice and sfeep
comfortable.
Comforts, Spreads, Lace Curtains,
Cloaks, Suits, Shoes, Hats. Bargains
every day. We save you money
Goods from factory to you. Why
should you go without what you need
when our EASY TERMS make it
easy for you to get what you need?
Special attention to Mail Orders.
RICHMOND BARGAIN HOUSE
$40 n. First Street. (1st Il MarshalD
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y FRIENDLY HINT

AS he passed down the han way,
one OF the deputies, who had been
friendly to Editor Mitchell for many
years called him aside and told him
that trouble was ahead for him and
ne advised him to get an attorney
Thanking him, Editor Mitchell was
soon at the Planet office. The next
morning. he had an engagement with
prominent real estate agent and
when he returned his clerk inform
cd him that two white men had been
to see him and wanted him at court
at IL O'Clock. Not knowing Of any
other place but at the federal build
ing, he went down there at Once.
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Seeking TIE TOOT. "

MIR. William Monroe stated that
the commissioner had not been down
mat morning, so Editor Mitchell.
much puzzled returned to his office
when he arrived there, he found The
two white officials awaiting him. They
mad been to the Mechanics Savings
Bank, to the residence Of the editor
and then back to the Planet Office
They were dumfoundcd. when in
formed that he had just come from
tho United States Marshars office
lie then returned there and awaited
the hearing. In the spacious hall, he
saw Attorney J. Rl. Pollard with
MIR. JOS. WcStray
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DO YOU KNOW HIM?

desire TO know the whereabouts
Of Albert Thornton. He has Il broth
or in Petersburg. Va, whose name Is
william Thornton. lie also has a
bro,h"r in Chicago, whose name Is
Charlcs Thornton. Important news
awaits him by addressing
Nj. T. BAILEY, Manager.
The Milton Mercantile Agency.
3G2S South State Street
Chicago, III.
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Trial of John Mitchell, Jr., colored
editor and banker, who was charged
with violating the federal prohibition
law by the publication Of booklets con
tanning formulas for the manuract--
urc of liquors, beers and wines, was
halted suddenly yesterday afternoon
when counsel discovered that the sec
ton of the prohibition act under
which the arrest had been made did
not become effective until January
IL. Mitchell was Immediately dis
missed by United States Commission
CT Melvin Flegcnhcimer.
Before attorneys found that Mitch
' ell was not guilty Of any ofIcnsc there
being no law at the time prohibiting
such printing, counsel for the color
cd editor set up the defense that the
booklets had bcch printed for anotn
cr colorcd man but had never been
delivered because Mitchell was try
ing to learn whether or not such I,
i publication was lawful. The booklets
were found In Mitc"nll's printing es
Establishment. where i.e was holding
them after having declined to deliv
or the order.
After an extended hearing, G. r.
Johnson and George Gaines, charged
with conducting the business Of a re
tail liquor dealer without a govern
ment license, were dismissed yestcr
day afternoon by Commissioner Fleg
heimer. Only n small amount OF
liquor was confiscated by the FEEDER
al agents when they raided the resi-
dence and this was asserted to have
been bought before prohibition be
came effective in Virginia. Albert
Harris, charged with a similar offense
also was dismissed.
The preliminary hearings OF W. NJ.
Milan and c. r. Russell were contin
ued until February %.
1t is an undeniable fact that even
the law that became effective January
II. 1920 does not make the mere print
ing OF whiskey formulas unlawful.
In other words, there was no VIOLA
ton OF law under the provisions Of
the statute under which the warrant
was issued for the publisher.
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Smith about that. However, he re
qucstod Editor Mitchell not to com
municato with Chairman i'll anyway,
put 10 come down 10 the u. S. Mar
Shals Office the next morning at
III o'clock. Editor Mitchell in tn,
meantime went down that afternoon
To see United States District Attor-
ncy Hiram NJ. Smith who has made
Il brilliant record in the conduct OF
the affairs of his office.