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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Keyboard Touches
Real md Pedestal iccccntricities.
BS FRANK ii. HuUOIIS.

me more man knows The more likely he is
10 have an alteration. y good, old country doc
Tor At u religious reviva! hearing the evangrl-
isl ask What shall do 10 be saved" wrot,
presCr ption and PASSED Il TO the brother who
sat next You can never explain an cccen; rio
~. II may be- natural II is mere an; 10 be a
species OF esotism. The cunning use u or effect
to mask bad break, II Is the vcnccrin.. OF
the humbuS. j. has been aaid--I have no facts
10 WARRANT the aSSrrt!on--that aUthurs arc NOR
apt 70 be erraiic than othcrs. An elderly scholar
IN whose company II was my good fortune
DC recently, in an answer my question as
What he thought on the subject, related this:
l don't Know. Nobody knows. The other night
we had al! author at our dinner who was asked
10 say grace lie did IL in this way: '.,lInighty
God, sending tho first natarncnt Of a So
RES OF articles. Please hold it until Won re-
ctivc tho next, and make us thankful for the
same. w. ask il in the name Of thy Son
minen. We ali sat down at the same moment
ihefc was nothing in the authors countenance
70 indicate that he realized his break. But he
may nave studied what he said In order to
MAKE US think he was unusually eccentric. Au-
,m"rs, IRE some preachers, are tricky Frequent
~ u MINISTER slips in sentence that is the only
thinS in his sermon worth talking about. and
nay" noticed that CITY preacher in sending
an abstract of his sermon TO the daily papcr
never leave" out the sentence that, as he thinks
contains the nrc-crackcr. In fact. he is an; TO
unucr"c0re IL think Shakespeare had the
r!Sht idct when ne said. All the worlds u
stage sometimes think tina, ali of us are
payers. tiui most Of us carry the smear and
ess. "a, man is sometimes called eccentric be-
cause he doesn't follow the multitude. Rous-
s"au So 'If better. I am different -
ANA INC world called Rousseau eccent ric
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
News Of Fifty Years Ago.
From the Richmond Dispatch Feb. ). 1870
=. The cley Ward conaervative cluh has elected

INC 'iay ward ConScr tive Club has elect ed
Wiiiiim ~ ltcveridHc president; j. II. Cau!der
ana j. iATHer vice presidents
John a: pizzini has been added the local
sian 81 me Hchnond Wing. This bright young
man mas. been doing newspaper work but n
short while.
Married: January 27,h by Rev +. q. Ware
all OF this city
Married; In Eichnond at Sycamore Church
on the 2c'h Of January. by Rev. Mr.. Dearborn
Mr. l.. W. Relationship To Miss Susie s., daugl-
ter OF Mr.. George Turner, OF Hcnrico County
. in lynchburg. according the I.ynchburg
New; News, people nave quit asking each other when
thcy meet on the street "IIow is your healti %
hat Office are running for?'
Colonel Samuel G. Goodson, long n promI-
mont citizen of Southwest Virginia. died at his
nome IN .ioodson. Washington. County, on sun
day night. aged II.
George Schenk and II. l.. Chandler were yes
tcrday nppointed EauIers in the Third (fich-
mond) Virginia District.
IT Is terrible storm that has been
ginia
The Richmond Tobacco Exchange has APP
pointed a strong committee to look into tho
whole matter OF tobacco inspection and TO
prepare bill for the Legislature. soon to meet.
regulating the inspection methods and making
them uniform all over the state.
Candidates for various city officers are get
ting thick long timn before election In fact
hold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
A Daily Once Over
Interruptions aud Your Work.

You arc constantly complaining that you do
accomplish what you set out to do each
week
when YOU made your plans to do certain
things each day. did YOU also take into consid-
Grafton your ability 10 make things 20 accord
Ing wishes"
DO YOU know that you are necessarily inter
rupTod work?
DO you fall down the job yourself through
indifference or pure iaziness. or do matters
quite OF your control stop you?
1t would DC we'll for you to take stock and
classify your obstacles.
Arc you compelled by circumstances 20 he at
the beck and cal! o. door bell. telephone, agents
and what not"
II you attend these matters. study
how you settle them courteousiy and
quickly.
There are so many persons who do not know
how crd their converSation--they can
speak with nnality.
II all depends whether your work Is OF
FIRST importance whether you half glad
to use the Interruptions as an excuse for la"i-
L:n&s.-(: opYrlght. 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
No Sacrifice or Principle.

To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-When the suffrage question M N
the Leg stature Il few days ago. X Vas men
toned that senator Glass would De invited 70
address the soions on this all-absorbing topic.
At tho same time The inference drawn
that Mr. Glass would advocate the pasSaE =
from the point OF political eNpcdieucy.
IL occurred to the writer that the gentlemen
who made This suggestion We're not OF
the fact that MIR Glass. Notwithstanding his
devotion and admiration of President Wilson,
was the last man they would approach 20 sacri
lice a deeply set conviction OF moral ethics and
constitutional state rights TO sacrifice MIN upon
tho altar OF political eXpedency.
In The eyes OF the public Mr.. Glass possesses
back bone as firm as steel and mas heretofore
regarded the policy OF centralizat ion OF power
as a principle which secures temporary
strength. but ever ends in the destruction or
the States.
ain firmly convinced that tho men who on
pose the sufraGi list question are the staunchest
and truest friends to women: their opposition
springs from a lofty regard for the prescrva-
ton OF their high ideals
Pill. =. BROWN, ST.
Richmond, Va. January 81. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
SEEK GUNMAN'S sLAYERs
"MOSSY" ENRIGHT'S MURDER
MAY RENEW CHICAGO FUED
Plumbers Union BusIness Agent HID
Stormy Career md Served Time
In Pcnitentinry.
ny Associated pressl

CHICAGO, Feb 4-The slayer of
Maurice y. tMossy) Enright. Chicago's
most notorious gunman and labor
feudist was sought by the police to-
day.
Twu' men trailed Inright through
the streets and fred eleven slugs from
sawed-off double barrcled shotgun
into his body as he sat ut the wheel
of his automobile in front OF his home
last night.
two neiGhbor boys. witnessed the kill
ms. ~ closed, black automobile slow
ed down eight feet. from the side or
two shots were fired. and the black car
raced away Within thirty minutes
scores of gunmcn, labor feudis,s and
known enemies and friends Of the gun
man had been arrested by the police.
y number OF them were held for in
rcStigation.
Oustcd After Gun Battle.
Euright for nine years was n Icadcr
months ego. WAS business agent OF the
Plumbers Union. \ meeting Of the
Plumbers Union tried TO Dust him.
There was a night in which forty re-
Noivcrs were IN action. and four men
were wounded. Enright resigned then
The police declared today that IL WAS
their opinion Enrights murder was
the outcome OF IL labor controversy.
and that i nresased the opening OF
.thothci Bunlhtn ) war.
'Mossy, was So His first killing
was made IN lJil. when hc walked
into 1t barroom and shot Vincent Alt
man, SAID TO have been ''onc OF his
own dynarrters, ard siuggcrS." Two
months later nc shot and killed
''Dutch" Gentleman. another gunrnan
and his pal" For tic Altman muir
der EnriEht was sentenced 10 life i'm
prtsonrnent at Joliet. He was par
doncd after two years.
Witnes, Admitted r.rjury.
petition signed BY 10000 labor
union men and others, and the death
bed confession OF a States witness.
who admitted perjury. wns laid before
-" prison hoard TO free Enright OF
the sentence for the Altman killing
After he quit he position OF bua.nrss
agent for the Plumbers Union. En-
right started AN adver, isinE agcncy.
IL bought and furnished home.
which cost linn 10000.
Mrs. Enright declared he was de-
voted TO his :an'ly. and that h. had
not sought trouble" since he quit the
iinmbers' Union. But, 1t was said ne
always carried revolver. II was in
the right hand pocket OF his ovcrcon,
and the fingers OF his right haud
ciutched II when he was found dead
IN his automobile last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Stirred Up.
Watson


The shade of Sherlock Holmes stirred I'M
easily
Watson! The needle. Watson. tho necdo.'
"A new casc?" inquired the Doctor. making
ready an injection
Precisely Watson. orr inventor Conan
Doyle. Is telling tho world I've has discovered
how 10 get in touch with epirits And Watson
I'm going to trail him until find out where he
keeps IT. I'm dry"
Pulling on a plaid cap. he dashed ont into the
Milky Way and started for Earth, Watson run
ming fcverishy after.
We KNOW who dead set against
the immortality of divorce that he commit [ cd
biSamy 20 test tho courage OF his convictions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Peace, There Il No Peace

X/lTHlN week from the final eycbanre
w Of notifications of the peace treaty he
tween the allies and GERMANY the rcncv,,,
OF diplomatic and commercial relations with
each other and the cclebra tons which at
Tended the contamination Of peace neeotia
tons, the ominOus clouds OF war in tho Mid
die East lower over the world and discourage
The hopes Of tranquility upon the earth
european PremierS. meeting in Paris have
summoned their naval and military chiefs
ana nave given warning to their peoples that
more troubles for them seem inevitable The
Boishcvist madmcn OF Russia drunk with
success over their domestic enemies b,yo
begun the conquest OF nciehboripp n,,jo,v
Fhey have invaded Poland, ukrainia and
nave swept through Siberia toward v!aai-
V"atoh. ihcy have set up a regime in Tur
Key and are now seeking TO destroy the con
servatlve Socialist government OF C,ermanv
rms menace must he met OF that M
""nnl can ne entertained. Poland must he
saved from the domination Of Russian Rode
austria must be fed and its hungry millions
gwen their opportunity to live and TO thrive
once more Otherwise, Bolshevism will
Seize mat diamemhercd empire and rrash
ierrors for Europe will have TO be- ,nct Ana
SIBERIA. apparently, must be safcruorded
against the further rncroachmcnt Of tbc So
wet armies % the MOSCOW government
These arc some OF the conditions Witch
the allied powers OF 2uropc INNS, doo1 u;,,,
u Is probably too late TO deal with tbo,p
Without Il grave expenditure Of blood ana
money If the Bolshevist outfit had heon
beaten down Immediately after mo .i,n;ny
W ''' al '''St'ce INC present task would have
oeeh easier. If military aid had been p;vcn
10 me opposition TO the Lenine-Trotzkv gov
eminent at The time recognition was ac
corded Admiral kolchak. i, is uossibIc ,bo,
INC SOVIET tide would have rcccdod ana ~.
r.nropc would have been spared the neces
% Il prolonged struggle against the
forces which are now novinp ian,a.,
against the weaker nations sci nm Ia, ~
'!heS us huHer against Russia on ,be one
iiahd ana The central powers, on the Other
Apparently. Bolshevism can only be com,
ba(ed by force, and if this conclusion !,
! DEFINITELY reached by European powers tho
sooner that force Is applied The better i,
VIII be for the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
HELP AUSTRIAN CHILDREN
Italian Train Takes Another Cnnsirn.
mcnt Of Iiitlc Folks south
to ItrcUpcrHtr.
tDy Aszoclatci prcs-. !

VIENNA. Feb i.-.hn Italian train
has just arrived TO take 2.5po starving
children or Vienna 10 Milan for the
remainder or tho winter. The train
brought several carloads of badly
needed American liod Cross Kupplicr
Tn" drpartur" OF lhes. children com
plctcS the tenth consignment sen. 10
Italian towns to rccuperatc.
Thousands OF children, too feeble TO
undertake. the long journey. have been
assembled in hospitals, where they VIII
benefit greatly ~ the medical supplies
just arrived. For some tim. past the
sole food OF the hospitals has been a
quantity OF condensed milk sen, to
Vienna by the Junior Red Cross ~
America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
17-YEAR- OLD GIRL BlGAMisT
T'tcnds Guilty 10 Charge In Jnckxon-
vile Court and Is Held In
$500 IiuIl

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb. 4.-Iu-
ellie Howard -Chitwood Monroe u.
this morning pleaded guilty 10 a
charge Of b.gamY before :, local jus
tice Of the peace and was held in bail
or $500, Will" Joe Monroe. whom sho
married here few days ago, ana who
pleaded no. gully to a similar charge,
also was held for criminal court.
The mother q. the gi-s, Mrs. Eva
Howard. OF Atlanta, created scnsa-
ton on ono OF the principal business
streets yesterday afternoon when she
hcld Monroe At pistol point until IN
officer arrived and demanded his ar
res; on charge OF cruelty to his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
RIOTS CLAIM TWO VICTIMS
ID Demonstration In limerick Causes
Deaths of Nan and Young
NOnin,
lHy As,cciated prcss. ]

LIMERICK. FED. two persons arc
dead rs e result al the rioting here
Monday night when demonstrators
ciasned with an armed military patrol
and conatabulnry
Richard pwyc.. a publican. was killed
during the disturbance, ana Lena John
son, young woman, who was wounded
by q shot. died yesterday.
The authorities withdrew the milf
tary patrols last night. continuing the
troops To their barracks. The motion
picture thent"rs were closed, and IN
some Of IN" Catholic churches the poo
Pile were advised to keep of tho streets
which they did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
JUSTICE FOR PRlvATEs
biii In House Provides Investigation of
War Hecords of Men in
Ranks.
Ey AssOclAt.N IresA. /

~ Nksp'IAItu I'resA
WASHINGTON. Feb. i-Appo!ntmen.
Of t"o !mpaTtia! boards by The Score
tITicS OF War and Navy 10 investigate
ara recommend the number OF enlisted
men and nurses entitled 10 recognition
Tor war service Is provided for in a
pill introduced today by Rcurcscuta-
tive Wclty. Democrat, Ohio
There is no greater autocrncv than
among our military and naval officers
In times OF war" Representative Wei
~ said. and the chas.n between these
officers and enlisted men is ao great
II is impossible for them 10 give the
proper recognition TO the enlisted
,fl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
BLAND0N SCORES GOMPERs
Texan Says Rules Of Fnfr Piny Prc-
vent PerHoHsl Attacks son Old
Women mud crippIcs."

"ASHiSfTON. Feb. 4. - Samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation OF Labor, was attacked in
tie House again today by Representa-
ave !ianton tDemocraD. OF Texas.
Mr.. Blanton declared that this radical
wolf has been posing too long in
Sleeps clothing"
TakinS exception TO being called a
ilar by Gompers." Blantor said that In
MS state tho rules of fair play pre-
vented personal attack ION woman,
old men and crippics"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
PLAN TO RAISE 100 MILLION
baptist Propose WhiriEInd CnmpnIs
In Connection with Inter
Church movement.

w -ka5UCItkk
CHICAGO. Feb. i.--Plans for tic
raising Of sl0o.000,000 within the Bap-
tist denomination between April II and
May has been indorscd hcrc at n
meeting Of Baptist state promotion sec
retaries from twenty-ninc States. The
money Will be spent for the vigorous
application or Christianity to the prob
lens confronting the world il was an
nounccd.
The BartiSts will raise their fund
simultaneously with other denomina-
tons as part OF the Intcrchurch World
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

The people having taken to hot drinks
made with lemons instead OF whisky the
Federal food administrator has warned all
that evidence Of unfair profits in lemons be-
cause Of this epidemic demand. OF which
there is plenty, Will he vigorously prosecuted
by the Federal government. What's the use :?
Neither threats nor prosecution has had the
least deterrent effect on profitcnrng III any
OF its forms up to the present time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
PUBLIC DEBT is REDUCED
Decreases Nruriy BjIlIou DoIInr,
Fi"atInE Obligations Falling $780,
MU,ON0 In Five Mnnfhr

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.--In the last
shown 4 decrease Of about $500 ann ma
and the floating debt about sT30. 0on
600. Secretary Houston announced To-
public debt on August 81, 1919. vic,
the debt reached It's peak, and on last
to salvage and taxes ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
TO STOP COUNTERFEITERs
stringent Laws Enacted in Fiuinc WhcI
'f0,OGO,UD0 Lire Are
Faked.
GBy Associated Press

BY Associated fress]
FIUME. Feb. 4.-Stringent laws have
been adopted against Justification Of
money OF the city Of Fiume. OF which
been counterfeiied. Gabrielle dan
nunzio. the insurgent leaders in COM
mand Of the city, has issued =. decree
prohibiting the publication OF news
papers without tho consent Of his staff.
Preparations are going on for the
conscription OF five classes Of Fiume
citizens for defense of the city" re-
Gently authorized by the National Coun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

The Actors Equity Association Is alarmed
lest the hectic spirit OF reform may include
the theater in the list OF social cXcrcscenccS''
that must be cut out. And there is just
ground for alarm any institution that con-
tributes to the pleasure OF mankind is open
to suspicion and 10 suppression by Legislative
enactment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Mr.. Gompers finds one great objection TO
the Bolshevists in the fact that they have
gained lap two on him in study of the
science Of government They have discov-
cred that no country can be operated unless
somebody works with some regularity and
with limits on wages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
SEEN ON THE SIDE
III HENRY EDWARD WARNER


The world is full OF drivcl.
inconscuucntial stun
Revolving on Il Swivel
OF false prctcnsc and blun
And all the solid fellows
| soily, seem 10 be
Reduced to two-that's Me and You,
Or rather, You and Me!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
ITS NAME is UNCHANGED
fIousc Declines tn Make .Wnr OF til,
Rchcbi"a" the ..Mnr Between
the States"
By Assoc!ateA rres,s. ]

WASfII.J,t'J., ~, S,u,i,.
m"mhGrs OF the House failed today 10
have the term war of the re- f~,,''
..ninated for the general deficiency
bill.
In considering an item Of slJ,50o
publication Of records OF Union and
confederate nav!cS, Representative
iiudspcth, Democrat, Texas. wanted
War between the States" substituted
but his amendment to that end was
knocked out on Il point al order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
SELL 3 SOUTHERN CAMPS
Camp Eustis, Va. Among Those Or
der-d Disposed OF by Act Of
Congress.
IEy Assvciat-d Press.

WASHINGTON. Fob. 4.-Tm,r cd,aie
sale o. Camp Eustis. VA. Gordon. Ga.
and Taylor, Ky, Is provided for in I.
House bin passed today hv the Senate
was MADE FOR the purchase OF the Cur
! ,ss- EiJnw"od airpiauc plant at Bur
fa!o, y. y.
other appropria lions In the measure
were SS35, 600 for the infantry school
at camp Benn!nS. Georgia, and Si.l.3
600 Tor Camp Bragg. North Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Surely the last word in ingenious reason
ing is furnished by the Boston preacher, who
EXPLAINS that the failure OF recent revival
meeting was caused by the scarcity OF peni-
tents, resulting from prohibition. Appar-
emily he has no glmmcring of the grim
humor OF the suggestion that the saloon was
the chief reliance as feeder for the mourn
ers bench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :. 1920.

AS we catch the fosition Of some mem
bers our General Assembly having declined
to respect the wishes OF the people in sclec-
ton of one Judge. is to hasten now TO give
the people the election OF all judges, by way
OF squaring things.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
PROBE ARMY AWARDS
Senator Harrison Calls or Secretary
Baker for Details as to General
Stnf Policy.
by N3s0CIdlc I0TCdH.
,y%rnNNt Mt ri

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-rhc contro-
versy over tho demotions of army Of
ficers reached the Senate today with
the introduction OF resolution by
Senator Harrison. Democrat Missis-
sippi. asking Secretary Baker as to the
general STATS policy. The resolution
went over under the rules.
Senator Harrison said there was no
doubt that the departments demotion
plan was In many cases "illogical and
grossly unfair" az we'll as unjust and
highly Discriminatory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
The Waking ~.

y lady red upon the hill
Her annual secret kcons.
\ lady white within the TciJ
In placid lily sleeps!
The tidy breezes, with their hrooms
sweep vale, and hill. and trcci
Prithce. my pretty housewives!
Who may expected be?
Tho neighbors do not vet snsnec,.
The woods exchange Il smile
Orchard. and buttcrcup. ana bird
In such little while.
And yet how still the landscape
stands.
How nonchalant tho woods.
Az III the resurrection
Were nothing very odd.
Emily Dick inson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
ACCEPTS NEW OFFICE
Nc'. William q. rendIcton Uecomc,
iresident OF Virginia Epis-
cOpai school.

Speciai 20 The Times Dispatch
,;o i.f SS.CiiiB BG. VA. Feb. 4-Kev. vii
Episcopal Church. and professor ~
mathematics ut Stuyvesent ScbonI
w Ma RE WI. has ACCENTED the presidency
vice DR.. Robert &. lett. bishop elect
OF thc new Southwestern Diocese OF
the Episcopal Church. VI
Mr.. Pcndlcton, who ia a, oI,,,,,
of Washington and Lee. viii beg his
work here next month. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Matrimonial Elections.

The Diusning bride.
Is one Of our most prominent citizens Groom.
Will take extensive trip.
Is popular society girl. Bride.
Ancestors Mayiowcr.
Lived happily after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Ihe purchase by the War Department OF
$4,000 caskets 10 be used for the return of
our army dead in Europe for reintcr,ncnt
at home, is the first step toward the full
iiilment OF 4 sacred promise made to these
departing heroes who so unselGshly yielded
up their lives at The call Of their country.
The families OF many OF them likely will
prefer that their. ashes fcposc in the land
where they Tell, but in lime all those where
such preference has not been expressed will
oe dlslnterred and brought back to America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

when man ain got nothin' else Z do" said
Charcoal Eph, in mood "hc jos natchclly
keep hisSo't busy lookin round To- sump'n else
T. keep people from cnjovin'. Try Reformcrs
Peanut Sandwich Mistah j."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

II Mars has intercepted our wireless mos.
saGeS and frantically is trying to signal us
u nay be that he suspects something in ns
'oo OF business has been doing on this planet
recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

Georgia deacon, after sitting as fore
man Oh Superior Court jury, and concurrinr
In seVeral VeralciS of guilty for violation of
the proMoltion laws. has been convicted in
moonshine ease himself, and given a fine
OF $I5o and twelve months on the chain
gang When Georgia deacon's right to en-
gage in "moonshning" as side line is uucs-
tloned, things have come to nrctty mass
IN that State. However. il is not unlikely
that lie was convicted because he voted nun
isnmeh' upon others charged with a similar
ohensc. The natives wanted IA mako -,
him n horrible example
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Senate Confirm, Jsn.;nc..

.aStIlNGTON. Fob. 4.--lnc nomina.
} mon of Colonol Lansing H. Beach Ia
the rank os major general. was con
hrmcd today By tho senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Voice of the People

Letters must give the and address of
the writer. Nunc will not be published II writer