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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

tWANTED-Raw furs. We are in po-
sition to pay highest markes price. Or
ders taken for all kinds of dressed furs
made from fancy northern skins r. f.
Jones, Kinson's harness shop, 28 Flat St,
Brattleboro. BOB If
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
WANTED.

WANTED Waitress. Hoadley's Cafe.
3-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Glenwood range, Winches-
ter rifle, railroad watch. c. l.. Howe 7-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12
NEWFANE.
March Blizzard Reaches Newfane.

The March blizzard reached Newfane
Friday night, beginning with rain and
followed Saturday by heavy fall. of
snow and low temperature. Not single
teamaMas seen passing through the vii
lage ON that day. The few pedestrians
who yentured forth made their way slow
lly through deep drifts to their places of
business. Railroad traffic was entierly
suspended, nd train having passed over
the road from FRIDAY night to Thursday.
All church services were given up Sun,
day. On Monday the snow rollers were
outSand traffic is being resumed slowly
overs the highways where in some places
drifts are reported to have been found
as high as, the horses heads and impas-
sable until shoveled out. Not until
tuesday. was the Newfane hill road
plowed out so d team could pass over it.
food walks have been maintained
through the village generally although it
has been impossible to run a snow pillow
over the sidewalks as usual Each family
took care of that portion near his own
home.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

SALESMAN WANTED-Man with
own car, to represent worlds largest
auto supply house, carrying everything,
standard quality, in and around sur
rounding territory. Good drawing ac-
count furnished to proper man. Apply by
letter or in person. Also be sure to give
experience. Address Times Square Auto
Supply Co., 443-445 Broadway, Albany,
n. y. 9-l4*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

WANTED-Dishwasher and kitchen
man. Scovell's Restaurant. 5-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

LINEMEN WANTED--Fo high ten
sion and distribution work Only those
accustomed to handling distribution cir
cults alive need apply. State experience,
married or single, nationality, and salary
desired, in first letter. Vermont Hydro
Electric Corp, Sc Clinton ST., Springfield,
Vt. S-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-12

WANTED-Beef, hogs, calves, and live
poultry. w. +. Richardson Co. 305-tf
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-04
|RODAN gUENTA COMO 10 REC|BI0 Ell REY ALFONSO
Ell CASTELAR, argentine recuerda SUI vista al monarca
hispano hace diez amos

II
maestros en- Ell arte de hablar, Sc acor-
do de CASTELAR,.
Estabamos los argentinos en- Wis
peras de celebrar nuestro centenario
y de pronto me dijo:
-Tanta es la impression producida
por usted, que para las fiestas argen-
tinas de mayo proximo, voy a demos
trarselo asf su gobierno: habia pen
sado enviar un embajador a Buenos
Aires; pero he cambiado de opinion:
ira la propia infanta Dona Isabel. !.
Puede usted communicable.
Hablaba sin afectacion, sonriente y
jovial, interesandose por todo cuanto
me ataiia, sin descuidar los detalles
de mi vida, en- Madrid, precaviendome
contra los frfos de la coronado villa
y los peligros que me exponfan los
banquetes demasiado repetidos, y que
va habian inspirado algunos GRO
nistas ciertas rogativas versifcadas
en- pro de la integridad de mi tubo di-
gestivo.
Habiamos hablado de todo. Una ho-
ra, mas menos, llevaba la entrevis-
ia de duracion; y en- un momento en-
que 5. M. habia callado, me parecio-
ioh ell criollo antiprotocolar!-que era
llegado ell momento de retirarme; y nj
corto nj ,remiso, ignorando que de ta-
les besamanos no Sc va ell visitante
sino cuando el visitado Sc 10 indica,
me puse de pie... Y por cierto que
no era este gazapo-que muy luego,
bien enterado de las formulas, aprecie
en- toda su importancia, Eel primero
| que cometfa. va en- ell curse de la
conversation Sc me habfa escapado al
gun "usted" en- vez de "majestad"; y
20, apercibido del traspies, lie habia
pedido disculpas asegurandole que
hasta entonces no habia visto reyes 81
no en- las operas.
La despedida no fue menos cor
dial que el recibimiento. Aun me sue
nan en- ell dido las ultimas exprecio-
mes del rey valiente, quien de de-
finir y luego/tal como 10 vi aquella
manana de- invierno, locuaz y expan-
sivo, con sus grandes ojos chispean-
tes y su reir fraternal.
| Salimos, por fin, otra vez con ell
edecan la vera. Y he de agregar
que este tlltimo no me abandono hasta
mi propia alcoba del hotel, donde me
hizo, para concluir, la Ultima reve-
rencia, sin que la mas leve sombra
de una sonrisa lie suavizara ell rostro
grave de funcionario que hace las CO.
sas como 'deben hacerse. -. Y me sa-
cue la levita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-04

Belisario Roldan, el gran orador
argentine, a quien con justicia han
comparado muchos con CASTELAR,, fue
recibido por ell rey- don Alfonso, por
llamaniento de este soberano, al dfa
siguiente de una aplaudidfsima con-
ferencia en- el Ateneo de Madrid.
| Roldan acaba de publican sus i'm
presiones de aquella entrevista.
| Mi 'valet" comienza refiriendo ell
afamado orador-me desperto con
cierta emoci3n aquella mafana de
enero, en- el, hotel de y Puerta del
Sol donde me hospedaba.
-iEl se1ior edecan de S. M. el rey!
me dijo.
/ La vispera habfa pronunciado yo
mi conferencia en- el 4Ateneo; y no
.tengo por que ocultar que esa noche,
una noche cruda de invierno, ell via
,jero habfa dormido sobre sus laure-
les. El anuncio del criado me sor-
prendi6 en- pleno despertar. Arregle
un POGO las ropas de mi CANA, me
restregue los ojos, 'adopte la posicion
mas protocolar, que me fue possible
dentro de las. inevitable horizontali-
dad; Y lie df orden de que 10 hiciese
entrar.
| No deje de advertir en- los ojos del
sefior edecan, asi que levanto la cor
tina que separaba mi alcoba de la sa-
lita Immediate, una cierta sorpresa
Con todo, nos saludamos cordialmen,
te.
-Su majestad ell rey-me dijo-
espera a I'd. dentro de media hora
Yo me dispongo a acompanarlo has.
ia su despacho.
-Entonces-le conteste-va I'd. a
permitirme que me vista en- SUI pre-
sencia.
Y salte de la CANA, en- traje de RI
guroso camison. Mi desparpajo crio-
llo-lo supe despues-causaba admi-
racion al visitante, que Sc habfa SEN
tado mientras yo me lavaba cuyo
atavio militar, abundoso en- condeco-
'raciones, contrastaba seguramente con
mi indumentaria demasiado matinal.
Cuando abrf ell ropero para elegir
ell traje que habfa de enfundarme, ell
seior edecan tuvo a bien intervenir:
/ -Trai ie de levita-me dijo.
Obedeci, naturalmente. Y asf
que me hube puesto la prenda indica-
da, me dispuse tomar un bast6n de
la bastonera. Me parecfa tan pro-
pio...
/ Sin bast6n-me dijo ell edecan con
cierta sequedad.
I Obedeci nuevamente, no sin una va
ga protesta interior contra ell hecho
de salir la calle de levita y sombre-
ro alto Y sin NADIA en- la mano. iY en-
marcia!
Durante ell breve trayecto hasta pa
lacio conversamos POGO mi acompa-
nante 20. Pude darme cuenta de
q. era un funcionario grave hasta mas
no poder Y me parecio irreverente no
respetar su gravedad. Mi primera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-04

sorpresa al empeZar a subir los pei
dafos de la escalera de entrada fue
un formidable golpe que produjeron
los alabarderos dejando caer al suelo
de una manera estrepitosa sus apara-
tos respectivos.
-Es en- su honor-me dijo ell ede-
can.
! Yo di las gracias con un gesto Y
seguimos subiendo. va arriba, en- la
Ipenumbra de un gran salon tapizado
| de rojo, vi venir hacia mi un grupo
i, de caballeros que salian de la sombra
~ Sc me aproximaban. Fran viejos
senores de la nobleza, amigos del rey,
que me estaban aguardando ahf para
ifelicitarme. Recuerdo que ell abrazo
mas fuerte fue ell q. medic un anciano
de harbas abiertas y ojos vivaces, a
quien yo habia visto aplaudirme la
ivispera en- forma impresionante.
Ell seiior duque de Veragua-ha-
bfa dicho a su tempo el edecan, que
nj aun en- presencia de aquellas ma
nifestaciones calurosas perdfa su lfnea
imperturbable de funcionario que ha-
ce las cosas como deben hacerse. Y
! fuf pasando asi de los brazos de uno
a los brazos de otro y oyendo> EXPIRE
stones que la modestia impide repe-
tir. I'm POGO arrugada mi levita y
Ibajo las impresiones CONSEQUENCES, me
disponfa a departir un ratio con aque-
Hos amables seiiores, cuando ell EIDE.
can me conmino seguir con un "ade-
Ilante, seiior" que asumio para mi to-
dos los aspectos de una voz de man.
do. Me despedf del grupo con un ges-
to y continuamos avanzando, 20 ade-
lante Y mi cicefone un POGO la iz-
quierda, con paso militar. Cruzamos
un salon, y otro, y otro. De pronto
entramos a uno en- cuyo testero de la
derecha Sc alzaba una gran percha
que me parecio indicadisima para col
gar mi galera; pero cuando intente
hacerlo, el edecan me contuvo ell bra
20 en- ell aire y me dio una nueya voz
de mando:
Con ell sombrero en- la maiiana, Sc
fior..
De nuevo me incline ante el proto-
colo; y un instante despues, descorri-
da de golpe una gran cortina, Alton
so XIII, de pie en- medic de una peque-
ma sala-escritorio, con los bfazos abier
tos en- toda su amplitud Y ell rostro
juvenil lleno de la mas ardiente cor
dialidad, me lanzo estas palabras tex
tuales:
-Venga usted los brazos del rey:
ha llenado usted Espaia de emocion
~ de admiration. Sientese usted.
Me sente. Y he de agregar que la
Isimplicidad de maneras del monarca
me hizo olvidar por complete los
arrestos demasiado palaciegos de SUI
edecan! Hablamos larga y simple
mente. Me repiti6 casi textuales al
gunas expresiones de mi discurso, me
pHgunto quienes habian sido mis-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-04
GASOLINA Y ACEITES

TenemOs bOmbas y dep6sitOs pro-
pios para ell almacenaje despachO.
Muy necesario en- las Centrales, Cara.
ges, Ferreterias, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO.,
San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-04
JOVEN EXTRANJERO

Con buenas referencias desea
cuartO con cOmidas en- casa de fa-
milia en- San Juan o Santurce.
Dirijase a C. d. Sanchez Mo-
raIes & Cia., San Juan, PR.
Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
LEVY ON WAR PROFITS
TO PAY SOLDIER RELIEF
Retroactive Tax .,gped on b,
House Democrats anu insurscnt
Rcfiublicuiis.

WASHlNGToN. April GA retro
active tax on war profits has been
definitely agreed. UPON by House
Democrats ana "insurgen;" Rcpuiill.
cans TO raise funds for soldier rellas
legislation. REPRESENTATIVES Ea:ney
Democrat. Illinois, ana Johnson, Nc-
publican. South Dakota. In :; sta,c-
mems issrcd tonight. announced /.
bin would be introduced tomorrow
providing for the collection OF tie
tax.
the. pian of tho Republican leaders
has not been finally agreed upon. .ut
it's Mali: provision probably Will lie
the imposition OF II per cent TAX
on s-lcs. Tic battle upon financing
soldier bonus Legislation scheduled
10 commence IN the Ho,i3e May g.
promises 10 i'lnSc upon these two
conflicting schemes for meeting TIE
expense Involved.
Under the bill 10 be submitted 20
morrow an so. per cent tax Will he
levied on individual aud corpora .6.l
incomes over ana above tho pre-
wac income" with an exemption I'll
S2n.000 for Individuals and $lUu.gOg
for corporations
lin case OF an !ndividua!." tho bill!
proooscs. the term war profit
means the amount by which his ave,
age nct Income for the taxable years
1915. 1918. 1919 and 'ae" less his
average income. WEI profits AMI 81. .
cess profits iIAcs for s;:ch years ~
ceed h!s net income for the taxaolc
year 1914.
In ease OF 4 corporation in exist
ence during the rfc-war period the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27


term fwar profits means the amount
BY which it's average net income for
the taxable years 1917. 1918. 1919 and
l?2o. less It's average Income. war
profits and excess profits taxes FOR
such years exceed its acreage ret
income for. the pre-periJGl (the ci,l
enaar years Of 1917, 1879 and l9ia),
plus or minus. as the case may be,
10 per cent OF the dirrefence between
its average invested capital Tor The
pre-war period. and Its average in
vested capital 70 rthc tlxable Years
l91T: 1918. 1919 and 1920"
Corporations. Under the counter
revenue bin OF the Democrats and
"insurgent" Republicans. Includes
associations. joint stock companies
and insurance compnh!cse
Mr.. l,nincy said the measure would
raise S2,G09.G00, 5000 for carryln. out
the soldier relief. and would have
the solid support OF the Democrats
In the House. No ANNOUNCEMENT
however. was made as to the nun.
Der of 'insurgcnt" Republicans cx-
pectcd to support the couutcr.rcve
nue. bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
STOMACH so BAD She
HAD LOST ALL HOPE
Suffered agony for 8 years, and
then got wen in hurry.

suffered from stomach t-oublc for
yexrs--had acute indigestion for
gcTs. All that time have not sleo.
a wink before Q in the morning. and
lived ON milk and soup. My stomach
wss cne solid sore.
y .Dbctors said had caterrb aud
-1etaEAls'a Of the stomach. also female
{ rrousfe, for which / needed an opera
4on- i was nothing hut living
I sHeIeton and had given up hone.
Then my husband brought home a
5bottle Of Miihs Emulsion. From the
second dose began eating. and now.
after 10 bottles. ca, ANYTHING
!. atok3ac slnce the FIRST dose. and nv
female trouble is fast disappearing"
matte Cartwright Tyler. Texas.
s. r-Enes blessed relief which Milks
ssnfision gives In stomach trouble Is
only part of it's good work. The
4 bensft is both prompt and lasting
sit costs MOI hing 20 try
Miiks Emulsion cIennses the stor,-
|. acf and bowels OF all Impurities. re-
satokihk healthy natural bowel action
9and-d6tnB away with all need OF Mills
and physics. II corrects the dircs-
Rftiye organs and Improves the anne.
.st,te. Thus IL helps nj ture to build
UP tho blood and tissue and 10
StranEthen the throat, stomach and
Z beEeIs.l 1t helps build flesh and
{ stp4n9th. and Is powerful aid in
fesietfnE and repairing tho effects OF
T4AttnB diseases. Chronic stomach
tfoqble aud ns'ipation are promptly
|. enthusiastically in ore day
Thts ts the only solid emulsion
Z made. and SO paistable tina, IL is eaten
4 9th ~. spoon Ike ice cream. Truly
iswondtrfnl for weak, aicklr children
ss1 mp. matter how severe your case
.SOu are urged to try A!lns E,nu,sior
NaSer this guarantee---Take six hot
4 kJns home With you, use IL according
{AptdtrkctsSns. and II moi satisfied witt,
<4AAs. Fesuits. your MONEY viii be
2 $rctkpty .refupaed. Price soc and
St{sTqpsr bottle, TIE MiiEx Emulsion
ss4e.s TkTre Haute, Ind Sold by drug
4 tss eytryvhere.--Ady. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
WOOD SEEMS FAVOR|TE
IN NEW JERSEY PRIMARY
Edwards Will Easily he Reelected
on His Evef Popular Wet
.> Platform.
NJ i,nlyersal .ervlec:l

TRENTON. y. j.. April 2G.--On the
eve Of New Jersey primary election,
the following things appear TO stand
OUT
Major General Leonard wood is the
favorite in the contest to determine
Che preferences OF Republican voters
for the nomination for President. He
is tile only caiididute on tho tftcpub-
lean side for whom II complete set
of delegates has been nominated in
each or the twelve districts and for
the four delcGates-at- large. senator
johnson has drawn a large following
In Il c;,mpaiSn that did not begin until
he had won the preference in Michi-
gan. Ila will get Il large vote in the
Industrial communities. lf Johnson
should win against tie obstacles that
have been tho creation or circun-
stances, his victory viii 90 much to
sound the death kncli OF Genera;
Woods candidacy.
Governor Edwards will win the
Democratic preference almost without
Opposition. He is s,ill as strong hi
Tie favor Of The people rs he was
when elected last rall on wet pa L
form.
lioorer's nanic viii be written I'm on
some democratic ballots, Hoover is
particularly strong among the NO
men. but the women viii not vote In
the primary. New Jersey hts no;
ratified the suffrage amendment The
vote in the Democratic primary will
he light.
state Chairman stokes admitted TO-
a!sht ;hat the progress of the John
son boom was q natter OF concern 70
the workers TO. Wood. .'If Johnson
carries New Jersey. it will give him
prestige that may make him e
dominant iiGurc vt Chicago" he added.
"Thcre IS nothing denliitc Oh which
ia base forecast. \ victory for
Johnson would be victory for the
radicals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVED
WITH FITTING CEREMONY
.amcricah Legion and ..naniSli War
Posts Turn Ont to Honor
Confederate Veterans.

~ FssN-r'.hl''' . 1891
ATLANTA. GA. April .6.-Hcterans
OF the worlt. ana the Spanish war
turned out In fall force mere today
20 DO honor to their fathers who foi-
lowed Lee.
paradc andtlaein".ial exercises typ
iGai OF those In the Southern states
.nat ceiebrate the occasion on April
:" Eora among the ;.rees; ever lioid
neEe The STAFF q. Wi,iam y. Wright.
sdG toini,trSlier-Gcneral. and a Con :
marshal OF tie Gag. was co,nposed cns
tire!S OF mctnbers of thc American
i ~: Directly behind him came :,
9G,c,achent OF the fifth Division.
den.
Confederate veterans. many riding.
t nui numbers trudcinc along on foot.
a i.pt.,,s; nS.t. waving ins!r hats and
they answered tie cheers Of the
crowds. Every lulcrican Legion Post
nero and the two Spanish War Vet
erans' Posts completed this division.
school children. each carrying II
eopiedera,c nag. preparatory schools
enh military academy. Sons of Con-
icder;uc Veterans. and ti.e various
i:tuiHs organizations completed the
lne of march.
Judge Peter w. Mc.drim. Of savan-
nth, Delivered tho address =, oakland
Cemetery. where graves in the Con
icHcr:lt1 section We're decorated and
tanS" were sounded ~ regular army
bur!crs.
scores of 6tlicr Georgia cities and
towns observed the day. Pheasant r..
Stovall. forircf Minister 10 Swi.."r-
lnnu. delivered tho principal address
IN savannah, wncrc~ m"mhcrs. OF the
American EcEioi and ether rniriotic
organizations toSt par; in the services
apI decoration OF graves.
Ra'n interfersd with the Observance
'"i the day In Mon;cumor.. tho era
dc of the coiifcdcrncy." aud also cur
tailed the 'pnrad. IN birmingham.
Jackson. Miss. itnd other cities aud
hohored the jaS. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
ST. MARKS PLANS NEW
HOUSE OF WORSHIP
Con.rc@ation TnI Erect EdiGcc oil
Houir'nrd, Near :,cusinstOn, at
Cost az SiN,NNN.

Plans for erection OF II new church
on the Houievard. near .tcrsii S;on
Avenue. We're discussed last night u:
Z rongrcs n,ional meeting OF Sain,
Lee School. Although the linsi eos;
has MOI been determined, the church
has. raised slightly over si00On cor
DuiidinS purposes TO he added TO AT
trr the cdiiicc is started somctim in
the summer. The report Of the sun.
day SCHOOL. super!n lcndcnt. trca siirer
and oihtr officers OF the church were
received showing The church in n
splendid working condition and It's
growth gratifying.
/NeStrymcn were rc-clected - to!-
lows: :. 7. Eerer;dgc. W. A. Srider.
!. II: Evans. W. Z. Prrer L. ii. i.,I:.s.
G. n. Davidson. g. T.: WhitZel. Il. H.
Williams: +. l.. EcvcridSc. \. s. Graf:
and u. r.. J.. Erittnn Rev. ". d.
smith Is rector OF the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SIkN FEINERS BOMBARD
POLICE BARRACKS z HOURS
Five county Wcsfora Police uout
;;uo AsaatlHnts and There Are
No Cn.ualtics.
NY 4ssociaj,i Press. !

cLOSEC ECIlE. COUNTY WEN
FORD. LEiNSTEE. IRELAND April
a6-rhree hundred men attacked the
police barracks here early to,iuy and
rifle and revolver firing WAS inces-
SAINT Tor two hours. MI of the WIN
dows OF the barracks wero BROKEN.
The five policemen who occupied
the building successfully repuisci
the raiders wi;hou, casualties. The
latter had a large SUPPLY OF bombs.
but did not use them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
100 DIAMONDS IN LOOT
FROM BASKERVILLE HOME
Detectives Bcl,cvc Two I.ur.,sr.
We're In isaId i'uIIcd on
Sunday Morning

More than 100 small diamonds. set
in diamond sunburst. was in the
loot taken by robbers from The home
% Henry IT, Back crvillc. at $40 South
Boulevard, early Sunday morning 1t
";S learned yesterday. Approximate
y Ss."t0 worth Of jcwciry was stolen.
!HsteSiivezScrHeants Louis .Rertuccl
aud Johr pufy, who have been as
signed Ia tho vase, found ono clue
Yesterday which leads 10 the, belief
hat mere wcr" iwo burglars IN ;ha
"anG. Foot prints in the soft earth Of
flower bcd show two different sizes
one monnstcac ring. a string or
IeArls and Il tpurmhlinc necklace. set
In platinum with chin diamonds ana
valued ~ SavcrIl hundreds ot dollars
were tniicH by the thieves. Pieces Of
silTs"warc were found abandoned in
q wocd3ncd sunday morning. Thou
Sands or dollars worth OF valuable
1'oper,y vas left untouched by the
thieves nj The baskerville residence
apparently hccauss 1t was too heavy.
20 make aEay with. Only articles
which could he carried easily were
taken.
Ap;'arsniiy no further clues had
Ecen discovered by the police In re :
sara TO the robbery of The residence.
% Henry W. Rointrce. Sri. al So
Park Avenue. Tic thieves huralarizcd
tho Roun:rcc residence ut about the
sam. Tine Ehat they entered the Bas-
EnTrilie acme: l:ntrauce To tho Roun-
tren home WAS gained through a
ha3cnhnt window, which had hcem left
unlocked. Police are confident of To-
eating the loot taken from the latter
| residence, as practical" Ill is en-
Sr9Vcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
TWO DEAD, ONE DYING
AS RESULT OF FIGHT
Quarrel Over GuuaDlins Game Ends in
General En>ltsadc, Negroes
Erluc Arrested.

COLUMBUS. CA, April :6.--Mils,um
Irving and O. :. williams are dead
and ttonr! Irving is reported dying
g the result Or fight & ( Tip Ton. in
liarf:s County. late yesterday, ncao.d-
ing 10 reports here early today. Rob
G.; and Louis Murray, negroes. hav.
been arrested In connection with the
crime y disagrcomeut over a
gambling game is said 20 have hcsr.
tho cause Of Tho difficulty. Sheriff
Williams is investigating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
WOOD PICKS WILL HAYS
AS CAMPAIGN MANAGER
General VIII USe National chairninn
lf He Gets the Yum iuati0n
in Contcatinn.


CHICAGO. April ?C.-Wiii II. Hays.
Republican national committee :iinir-
man. has been Endorsed by Major
General Lcohlrd Mood "a, campaign
By the convention here June \.
THIS ;innounceDtnnt. made by Wood
hcTdduartrrg' tnday. wna said prlc-
ton. no matter who = nuiinetel
and 10 set at reg; ru1nbra that wood
IL successful! in the rpnv"a don. wuui,:
anpnint Frank Hitchcock. for;ncr
initnGgcr.
Tho national committee mcc;i iicrc
May 10 10 complete plans for tile cun-
NCntion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
one Days Do'ngs
in the Green Isle
Kid',dp Suspected Boab
+ Robbers and Observe
"Open Season."
thy Associated Press. 1
clsTl stf.ls<~psx

-H LIZ ftTITI Z, IOIINIf NUft5N.
IRELAND, April! 2G.-Two hundred
men OF the Irish Republican army
arrived III motor ears carly Sunday
morning and took up positions Ia
various parts of The town. The% cut
the telegraph wires before SELLING,
and carrying OFF six ueople who are
suspected OF Implication In tho hold
up OF several bank officials last No
rember. when tlS.c00 were stolen. 1t
is the announced intention % the Re-
rublicaiis to hold the men until they
disclose where the money is aecrcted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Mrs. rhurI.rr san Unwind,

.EnanccS Tor tlle rerOvEry fif MIS-
Charles Thack"r. who was Slot ,hrei.
lier.. sunday nigh wear their nona
It Harrison a:ti Hcvcriy Streets was
!'por;cd rs sight last night by n:Iic-
i+ls al The virginia Hospital. After
Generations Yesterday. AIRS. ThaciShr
appeared 10 he much irpDroyed. Ply
,,ictshA, however, ~ Z dubious as 10
WOUNDS.