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New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Thirteen Arrested
In Liquor Roundup
By Federal Agents
Saloonkeeper Charged With
Drawing Revolver on Rev
enue Man When He Took
Bartender Into Custody

Thirteen saloonkeepers and bartenG-
ers arrested Sunday by Internal Rev.
cnue agents were held in bail upon
arralgnment yesterday. Five arrests
were made in the Brooklyn district and
iive in Yonkers. John Herald, pro-
prietor of a saloon at 81 Dock Street,
Yonkers, was held under 81 900 bail by
united States Commissioner Hitchcock,
OF Manhattan on a charge of "oppos-
ing, impeding and interfering with a
revenue agent"
The complaint against Herald, filed
by Peter B. Olney, Assistant United
States Attorney, alleges that Anthony
Copollo, revenue agent, purchased a
drink of whisky from Frank Tremble.
Heralds bartender, and that when
Copollo placed Tremble under arrest
Herald drew a revolver, aimed it at
the officer and pulled the trigger.
According to Copollo the weapon was
loaded and only the jamming of the
trigger saved his life. Tremble was
arraigned before Commissioner Hitch
cock. and held in $3.50 bail. Others
arraigned we're:
Philip j. Harvey, 434 South Broad
way, Yonkers, arrested by Revenue
Agent Herman Wittenberg; Joseph
Kali, 65 Main Street, Yonkers, arrest
ed by Revenue Agent Felix REFS
enberger; Christian Schlobohm, 10
Buena Vista Avenue, Yonkers, arrested
by Revenue Agent Isadore Einstein;
Sylvanus Bailey, bartender, II Palisade
Avenue, Yonkers, arrested by Revenue
Agent Aired Ketcham. All were held
in bail Of $3.50 each.
Arrests in Manhattan were: Charles
Knichrihn, 2171 Eighth Avenue, in whose
saloon revenue agents seized eight
bottles of whisky; Mitos Chrondro, l p
James Street, arrested by Policeman
Cornelius ]. Dwyer. Commissioner
Hitchcock held these men in bail of
$3.50 each.
Arrests in Brooklyn and tie Brook
lyn district we're: Joseph Fetel, 1116
Manhattan Avenue, and his bartender,
David Schwartz. United States Com
missioner McCabe held Fetel in $1,000
bail and Schwartz was required to fur
nish bond in the sum of $500 for serv-
ing liquor William Schildt, 1906 Ber-
gen Street, was held in $500 bail for
possession of liquor Gustave Weller,
l243 Myrtle Avenue, and Gustave
Coluris, | Broadway, Elmhurst, were
held in $1,000 and $500 bail, respec-
lively.
Revenue agents report that the sale
of liquor in the metropolitan district
is becoming more open each day. Six
teen lnformations were filed against
liquor law violators yesterday in the
Federal District Court in Manhattan.
All had been previously arraigned.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Woman i'm Wanderer
Case Now Sought:
Officer Is Indicted
Wife Slayer, Confronted
by l7-Year-Old Girl, Says
She Was Only Side Issue;
May Be Tried in Month

CHICAGO, July 12.-Carl Wanderer
former army officer, will go to trial
within month for the Staying of his
wife and an unidentified stranger who
aided him in framing fake nold-up,
States Attorney Hoyne said to-day
after two true bills had been voted Ivy
grand jury.
TIE indictments will not be returned
until later In the week on recommends
tion of the State Attorneys office, to
permit further questioning Of the
prisoner
efforts to find woman in the case
and to establish the identity of the
stranger. 1t was thought for a time
that he was John ]. Maloney, of River
Point, r. l., but the police said a
description of Maloney did not tally
with that of the man whose body is in
morgue. The unidentified man was
not more than % years old, the police
said, while Maloney was said to be
about 40.
Wanderer, who had maintained a
cheerful composure since his arrest, is
weakening under the strain of events,
the police said, When questioned to-
day his replies were hating and he
complained that he had not had a
square deal.
He still insisted that he did not know
the identity of the man he shot.
II went through the locality where I
met this fellow" he said, "to pick up
the first bum l could get to agree to
accept my offer, determining that, who
ever he was, would shoot him to make
it appear that the robbery I intended
to stage was real.
"To make the whole affair appear
more reasonable, I had my wife draw
ST 800 from bank so that it would be
a motive for the man to hold JUS up"
The police questioned Miss Julia
Schmitt, stenographer, after it was
learned that Wanderer had written
letter to her, but she was later re-
leased. Both Wanderer and the young
woman denied anything more than
casual friendship between them. Miss
Schmitt said she did not know Wan
derer was married.
Believing that an alleged love affair
with Miss Schmitt might furnish the
possibility of motive for the double
Staying, the seventeen-y -year-old girl to-
night was taken again to the Criminal
Court Building, where Wanderer was
made to confront her.
Wanderer admitted having taken the
girl to an amusement park several times.
''Was she the cause of your killing
your wife and the stranger" he was
asked By Assistant States Attorney
Prystalski
"No; she was merely a side ISSUE"
Wanderer responded. II was tired of
married life"
Later Wanderer was subjected to
mental test and pronounced sane.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

the term Of DR.. John L. Tildsley, as
scciate superintendent of schools in
charge of high schools, is expected to
be made tomorrow when the Board
of Education holds its regular meeting
The names Of both DR.. Tildsley and
Mrs. Grace Strachan Forsvthe, admin
istration candidate. probably will be
presented.
Although several members of the
board are away on vacations, it was
pointed out yesterday that the July IA
meeting must be held in accordance
with the bylaws. Mrs Murray is ex-
pected to be present for the meeting, as
is also Mr.. Yeska, who has been i'll,
Mr. Somers, Vice President Ryan, Mr.
Wilsey and President Prall DR.. John
Ferguson, the other member, had in
tended to leave on his vacation to-day,
Lut probably will wait until after the
meeting.
The American Legion, as we'll as
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

pcrations they arc organized to con-
troll and then appoint commissioner
who has done little for the people and
as much as he could, within or without
the law, to aid the corporations
why has he allowed Tammany Hall
to take all the commission Jobs
"Why didn't he appoint his committee
of ono thousand on fair methods in
politics?
Why did he throw into tho waste
basket his promise to put teeth in the
public service commission law by rec
ommending the Foley amendments
why didn't he force the commits
sioners to reduce the expenses of regu
lation and rapid transit?
"Why did he promise to reduce the
state budget if he knew that it was
not possible without constitutional
budget system and reorganization Of
the state department 7"
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

TO announcements under the head
ing or Business Cards' appear dailv in
The Tribune. Consult them for your needs.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

those citizens who have seen in Or.
Tildsley's record as a public school Of.
fetal, an unquestioned stand for Loyalty
to American ideals and American inst.
tutions, will be represented at the
meeting, when testimonials will be Of.
fered in DR.. Tildsley's behalf.
DR.. Tildsley, whose term expired
June 30, is taking no part in the con-
'troversy concerning his candidacy. A
committee from the Board of Trustees
of the American Defense Society has
been appointed to attend the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Germans offer Allies
Fifty Billion Francs

PARIS, July ia Havas dis
patch from Spa says that Ger
many will offer to pay the Allies
5o,ooo,ooo,ooo, francs in repara-
tions, in fifty annual instalments,
10000, 100000 of which will be
payable in building materials and
merchandise.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

make the attempt if he could get
steel barre. similar to the one in which
he made his previous trip. From the
first Leach condemned Stephens's
wooden barrel as unsafe for the 158-
foot drop over the falls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

aches that almost drove me distract ed.
In addition to my other troubles
! began TO suffer with rheumatism in
my arms. shoulders and hips. which
kept mo In pain oil the time. l lost
considerable weight. and felt so tired
and WORKOUT all the time simply
had to force myself TO work
Well, sir. Tanlac went right after
my troubles at once. and now. while
] have taken only four bottles so
far. have gained ten pounds in
weight and feel better every way
than have in years. have a splcn-
did appetite and can eat anything /
want without having sign OF indi-
gcstion. My nerves are IN fine shape.
sleep well. and that tired, wornout
feeling is all gone. / am no, both
cred with constipation, never have a
bad taste in my mouth. and have not
had q headache since | started taking
Tanlac. The rheumatism has just
about left me entirely. and | can get
around and do my work as good as I
ever could.
My wife has already given state
ment telling of the remarkable bcne :
fits she has received from Tanlac, and
am glad OF the opportunity to add
my Endorsement of this wonderful
medicine to hers"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by
Grant Drug Co, Tragic Drug Co, &.
w. Eaton, Twenty -sixth and Venable
Streets. Richmond. Va.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
1t Seemed Like I'd Lost My
Health For Good, But
Tanlac Went Right After
Trouble, Says Peoples.

Before I commenced taking Taniac
had not seen "A we'll day in six years.
and was almost complete nervous
ana physical wreck said w. Il. Peo-
pies. 32s Tweniy-second street, Hunt
ington. w. Va.
1T Just seemed like I had lost my
health for good. and could neither
eat or sleep with any satisfaction. |
suffered from indigestion and was in
badly rundown, nervous condition.
had sno appetite and Just had 10
force down every mouthful | ate.
Even the small amount ! managed TO
eat in this way began to sour and
Torment almost at once. would be-
come badly nauseated, and bloai M
with gas until ] had intense pains In
my stomach and chest.
II was SO nervous the least lit:le
thing completely upset me. and il was
impossible for me 10 get n good
nights sleep. was always badly
constipated. was never free of a bad
taste in my mouth, and had head :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

remedy. Mt. Knight has wide ac-
quaintance here. He said:
For about Is years ! have. been a
great sufferer with stomach trouble.
and UP to the time when began to
take your Plant Juice. never knew
what ii was to be in good health. !
had no appetite, could not sleep at
night, was so nervous. had head
aches. was bloated with gas and in
terrible pain most of the time. was
constipated and got so weak that l
had Just about given up hope of ever
being well again. a neighbor OF
ours. who knew what / had suffered,
begged me to try Plant Juice, as he
got such wonderful results from It.
the irst few doses i took gave me
so much benefit that l continued to
Jake II ana have gotten so we'll now
that l am able to eat ANYTHING 7
want and digest H.; l sleep fine at
night. am not constipated and have
gained 10 pounds In weight. Plant
Juice has certainly done wonders for
me, and l am glad to endorse IL pub-
licly in the hope that 1t will be OF
benefit to Others"
Plant Juice Is a vegetable prepa-
ration, extracted from the roots.
parMs. ocrrles ana hbers OF numerous
medicinal plants. It Is Natures own
remedy and works wonders. II pivos
almost Immediate benefit and lca da
to permanent relief In practicalIv
every case where people suffer ma
above outlined
Tho Plant Juice Man Is at the Ira
gle Drug Co.'s store. In Richmond
where he is daily meeting tho local
pubic ana Introducing and explain
Ing the merits of this remedy.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison
me Drug Man,sapd in Chase City by
tne Chase a' cfty Drug co.-rAdy. c u.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH; WRITTEN
Make Lemon Lotion to Double
Beauty of Your Skin

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
n bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. which can he had 4
any drug store. shake wolf and you
have quarter pint OF harmless and
delightful lemon bleach for few cents.
Massage this swcctly fragrant To-
ton into the face, neck. arms and
hands each day. then shortly note the
beauty of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use lemon
juice TO bleach and bring that soft.
clear. rosy white complexion. Lem
ons have always been used as a
frecklc. sunburn and tan remover.
Make this up and try it.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

march from 'Lohengrin." Little
Miss a', Peggy ,Solley. daughter OF Mr.
ana a, Mrs; w: Toiar Motley. was flower.
OF sweet peas. She was dressed IN a
dainty empire OF lingerie frock with
pink ribbons. Little Cabcll Lawton.
Oliver Twist suit. carried the ring
ia the heart OF "A rose. Miss Parko
Morrh. Of Miller School. acted as
maid OF honor and wore "a dress OF
net embroidered In silver. over pink
and pink Georgette. She carried an
armful OF Killarney roses.
The bride entered ON the arm of
gave her away. Her wedding gown
was made with court train. an
fashioned OF white Duchess satin
with old lace and pearl trimmings.
Her veil of tulie was fastened with
old lace. and orange blossoms. ana
she carried shower bouquet OF Bride
roses and sweet peas. Her only or
hament was pearl necklace. gift
was Or. w. Newcomb. OF Norfolk.
After the ceremony tho guests were
Informally entertained. Mr.. and
Airs. Newcomb left for New York
Out-of-town guests were
:. Mr.. and Mrs, cabcI La~ton. OF New
e. I;aw,on. Jr.. DR.. W. Heweonb. o,
rfoiss,or Lloyd Newcomh. Of tn. Uni.
Mrs ). +. wia'sefley 3. Of 'i Rocky "S Maun,
shower for bride.
y pretty affair given recently was
the miscellaneous shower at which
Miss Matte Ncwcomb. OF 1918 Park
Avenue. was hostess. II was a most
unique entertainment in every DE-
f.4i Ot In NJ n
Nina Haven Wells, whose marriage
to Benjamin Coleman Scwcomh was
celebrated last Friday. The decora-
lions were effectively carried out In
red roses, and tea was served at Z
o'clock.
Among those present were:
s : 81: 9 s:?.., e.: $::.'. :,
Ms, M".'som,v Z + rrl @",'"
Robert Aisop
Home Wedding.
beautiful home wedding was
s9iemnized at Eagle Rock Monday
afternoon. juno 3, when Miss Louise
James w. Milton. became the. bride
OF Alexander G. Nnbers. or Atlanta.
Ca. the Rev. Thomas A. Burch ON
eating. The par!ors were decorated
The bride wore a travelling suit Of
dark blue trrot:n. with hat Ia
match and carried shower bouquet
Of Bride, roses The wedding music
Held. aunt OF the bride. and imme-
diatcly after the ceremony n supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahers left FOR a
at Eagle Rock. after July 10.
Among the out-of-'own guests
were: Mr.: and Mrs. r. L. Winrfeld
and Radcliffe w!nEneld, OF RI imonh,
OF interest here is the wcddln.; OF
Mss Ruth Virginia Fudge. daurhtcr
o! MIR. and Mrs. Robcr, Andrew
Fudge. OF Montgomery. AMI William
which took place last Wcdn-sday J
evening ~ o'clock in the Calvary.
Episcopal Church. Rev. joan Lowry
iindy onicia;od.
color scheme OF whit ana yellow
Was artist!2al!y rtrric! out both in
the interior decorations 81 :hc church
ard In the bridal procession. TIL"
wh!.s rosss. rarnatons sni da ,efns'
over the &ouple WAS hung carry
bridal bell which showAred -ose
petals upon the bride as,cr :hc cere :.
money.
The bride. gowncd in dress OF
white SILK crepe chiffon over white
satin embroidered with pearls. enter
cd with her father. Robert Andrew
Ethel DuLaney. sister Of the groom.
She wore dress OF white Georgctie
crepe and carried IA shower bo I.ue t
Of daisies Ted with tulie and narrow
Fudge. Jr., brother OF the bride. act
ed az best man. There were four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Movie Calendar

DIJ0U Alice Lake. In "shorc
Acres"
n1.uEBIRD- - shirley Mason. In
"Noiiy and J."
BROADWAY Wanda Hawiey,
In "Miss Hobbs"
COLONIAL ouEfns MncLcnn
nna Doris May. In "Lets He
Fashionable"
Isls-Iouise Ginun. In "sex."
ODEON-Dorothy Dalton, in "a
Dark Mirror"
RES--"rhe N'hirIwind."
'iCToR-"Thc bottom OF the
World,
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A Qualify Picture.

Sex" the Louise Glaum photo
vehicle now showing at the Isis The
atcr' was nine weeks in the making.
us producer. j. Parker Read. Jr.
having determined his star should
make no more than five productions
year. IN order to insure a high
quality and resultant low-ouantity
output. Sex" according to those
interriewcrs who have seen the pie
ture. expresses the beneficent results
obtainable from the application OF
such a policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
A FULTON CITIZEN
WAS WELL PLEASED
Relates How Plant Juice Re-
lieved Him After Suffering
For Thirteen Years.
HAD BAD STOMACH TROUBLE
Can Now Eat Any Kind Of
Food, Sleeps Fine, and Is
No Longer C0nstipated.

Considerable talk has been stirred
up locally regarding the wonderful
relief experienced by Mr.. Charles NJ.
Knight. OF No. 3l2 Nicholson Street.
Fulton, Va. through the Use Of Plant
Juice. The famous herbal stomach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Popuinr Overnight.

No motion picture star has en-
joyed such "a meteoric rise into pop
ular'ty as Thomas n. ipce's youthful
CO starring team. Douglas MacLean
and Doris May. The TWO cStahiishe ed
themselves firmly In the nlm firma-
ment as the result % their very first
picture. 'rwcnty-Thrcc and a Hal.
Hours Leave" Their latest vehicle.
Let's BE Fashionable" will be shown
at the Colonial Thcater thc remainder
OF this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Al tho Biucbird.

'Moliie and l." based on Frank r.
Adams novel OF the same name. and
The silver Ring" will be shown at
the Blucbirh today and tomorrow.
with Miss shirley Mason as the star.
Miss Mason's previous success was
Her Elephant Man" In this pic
turc. Miss Mason. as Shirley BROWN.
has one OF the most lovabic roles OF
her screen experience. and her work
ia said TO surpass her best previous
efforts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding a1most my
topic. executing on LEGAL md medfcnl
subjects. nrc answered free. Az NIL
Inquiries are answered directly ny
personal letter, setf-nddresscd
stamped envelope s. required. Adj
drcss The rimcn-DIsputr Informn-
tIon Bureau. Richraond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Unusual Phctopiny.

Nividly contrasting scenes are a
feature of The Dark Mirror" the
new Thomas II. lncc photopiay. in
which Dorothy Dalton is coming TO
tho Odcon Thea,er today. Miss Dali
ton has the dual role OF society
girl and her exact counterpart,
beauty OF tao New York slums.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Mrs. r.. q. :. Boykins.-An alter
nate is chosen as substitute for "A
regular delegate to Il national con
vention and performs his duties t..
case the "';oSate is unable. for any
reason. TO attend tho sessions Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

bridesmaids. all OF whom were dress.
cd In white organd!e trimmed with
girdies OF narrow yellow ribbon.
Each bridesmaid carried a bouquet
OF daisies tied with white tu!le. Th.
trademarks were:
Mss Lynn Wilson. OF Concyviiic. Kan
and Sydn, Boiling. NIL OF Montroncrw
vo Misses Emma CHAMP. and janice ,ion,.
Mr, ID. j. Wolf. Of Montgomery. wn,
Miss GLADLY. Bowie., OF Charleston va,
soinis,. was
Little Miss Judith o'Ncal acted p, r,n-
rho nsh.rs wcr.: (,
s'an"y R r.,toi, CRY 81 Richmond
Carl Montgomery and Mon.romery Han.
cock NJ h'ontxomHr~ IAN
bridal party and nanv guests wcr.
served buffet luncheon at the homo
OF the brides parents Mrs. G. 4.
fudHe. sister-in-law OF Robert
and Miss Gladys Schumaker. au o,
Covington. were few OF the quests
other friends from Charleston, W.
"a hichmond. Va. Pcarisburs and
Montgomery were present
MIR. md Mrs. Dul.sney will make
fhn'r home with tho brides parents.
after a short wedding tour to East i.
ern cities
Among those from Richmond noted
IN New York during the past week
have been:
NJ. and an. % ~, E L. w ;.,I,o0
~ s and M MS E 8 4 \ W. S.s,.
Nerers' = r p-,r.h-v~
a. u. f.=-'-",r~ H. ur..h,,s
E 90. prtf'shall Hrn " e s,.,x,rt
g. NJ. Newton
IN AND OUT or TOWN.
MI" Na~Varet co'c ~ Norfolk who
hr. bnsn tho ruca' Of friends hero for 4.
n-i"f stay. VIII l.av" nj. r"or-lrr for
Lexington Ia attend Nra'z ~ V NJ l.
~. a'cr,i1s Roisscau Is visiting fri. nds
in FrrdrricN-hure.
Mrs 1alIu'ah Cudd. "r Srer,,nbury c
g who has hem I'll. ru"'' ~ Mss I.ou s.,
G"r-r"lI lc1vo5 This 'rr--'ar accom-.
r.ni-d "v N'.- C"-,-,.'' ',r i,YIn-,on
who" They VIII attend y. NJ finals
Martin aud Mrp W r Fleming rno.ore1
~ iss, w"rt
Miss San Jett; of Norfolk. ard Thornton
Jc't. NJ Akron. ohio. hav, been tho recent
guests Of Nr. and Mrs ~. e. Jctt.
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Poinr Film Here.

POInr Film Here.
The Bottom of the World" Rob-
crtson-Colc release. which is at the
Victor Thcatcr. details the recent
thrilling Soath Polar expedition Of
Sir Ernest Snackleton. the famous
British explorer. 1t contains five
reels OF human and scientific interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Jconvcntion. Any alternate who sits IN
! the Chicago convention does 80 only
! nv the official substitute of the ac-
! credited delegate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Metro production OF James \. Herne's
Immortal stage play. starring Alice
Lake. Sec IL at the Bijou Theater
this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
The NNhnIr n ,InmmnI.

j. l.. c.. Eastrille.--Scicntiiic au-
thori;ics unite in declaring the whale
n mammal as COW or n horse. and
simply resembles a fish externally.
IT is, therefore. classcd as an animal
/ in scientific works ana dictionaries.
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Tried 10 sink shin.

Hating his daughter because she
disobeycd him. he tried to sink the
ship that was carrying her to sea.
But her life was spared and her
father lived TO beg her forgiveness
us all In "Shore Acrcs." the big
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
SAY DIAMOND DYES"

Don't streak or ruin your material in
q poor dye. Insist on diamond Dyes"
Easy directions in every package.