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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


Notice Of motion for Judgment was docket
Cd yesterday In the city Circuit Court by
DAVIS Bro hers. Inc. a. a. and Lola I
Mckay The suit concerns the payment OF
some notes and entails the sum of SSTS
Members OF the Richmond Dental Society
MI Nh meet tonight AZ o'clock at College
liali Tenth and Marshall Streets when
1r 70. g H. Miller will speak on The
Basis of Immunity"
Though an error 1t was reported thar
me Chesapeake and Ohio passenger train
80 no: 10: operating between Richmond and
Shariottesvi!ie and other points north would
n lSsrs the Broad Street station at 3:s1
o'clock This change concerns stations al
Charlottesville. -
Reports OF comp,i,tecs appointed a, The
iast meeting OF the Richmond Community
E n TO make final arrangements for the
Tip 10 the Billy Sunday tabcrnaclc AT Nor
ION VII! feature the regular rehearsal To-
Srecial Week Of Prayer" services are be-
!uE, neiu each night at the First Prasby-
MEL Shurch by the pastor, Rev. T. T.
nv, service or next SUNDAY at the morn
through Friday night. ''''u'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

EHectiVe Immediately, promotion or
.hree Richmond men connected Wiz
me chesapeake and Ohio railway was
annonnced ycsterday at tho NM, Cr
j. w Sert SUPERINTENDENT q The
superintendent Of tho EichrmCpS AZ a,
VISOR. Mr. Crawford was tra!nn,stn,
Of the Eivanns distric, and viii be-
socceeded by T.. W. Lacy. who u,as
train dispatcher. ". : Wutins5o WdS
cteds the latter. "H|-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES
mond.
Nan Alswoise Wilson (oc). Richmond
Joseph A. Default (25p. Richmond
Pearl II. Bocvck t32). Richmond.
Omcers Are Installed.

Members of the Virginia lodge OF
the. Fraternal Aid Union have elected
and installed the following officers for
the ensuing year: r. A. Blilcy past
president; Edward Kahn. PRESIDENT 2.
u. Buckcr, vice president: :. l. Hirsh-
berg, secretary: William p. Sullivan.
treasurer; O. w. Ball, chaplain: Il. r.
Bickers, guide: j. y. Pedrick. inside
guide; Charles A. Gardner, outside
guide: John Krausse. John Amrheim,
and w. r. Tyrce trustees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
NEW OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN /,
FOR HOME FOR INCURABlES
Mrs. II. m. Hnbliston Elected Ms Prcsi-
dent of board at Annual
Meeting.

Mrs. w. NJ. IIabliston was elected
president. OF the board OF directors of
inc virginia Home for lncurables at
Inc Inc annual meeting yesterday. Mrs.
IIiapiiston succeeds Mrs. j. Jordan
a aeahe VINO has served for two years
ana VINO declined recollection.
Mrs. Aubrey Young was elected first
s sace,pres,dent and Mrs. a. l.. Straus
Mrs. J. Jordan Icakc IL now record
ing secretary. Mrs. Alfred S. Cary cor
ES np secretary. and Mrs. Frank
me list OF vice presidents on tho
S Genn; n caGh Of which represents her
Episcopal. Mrs Aubrey Young; Heb
IeM, Mrs Tec, a; L. straus: Catholic. Mrs.
Dunston; Baptist, Mrs. n. a. McCnrdv.
CHRISTIAN. Mrs; S: =. Waddili; Pres,
a., MISS Nellie Bargamin: Metho-
occupational training for tho I'm.
mates mat Of the institution has been be-
Earet Brskine Miller. '''s' Niae-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
Plan Dinner Friday Night.

De Dice r. Anderson. president elect
90 hamdo pm. Macon. and Mrs. Ander-
Son WIZ DC the guests OF honor at a
dinner to be given by the Randoinh.
S Maco IIc Aiuinnae Club of Richmond Fri
ish room of the jefferson Hotel. Mrs
Arthur ;. Brinkley is chairman of the
committee on. arrangements for the
students desiring to attend arc ssIcd
TO telephone their reservations to her
az her home in 1nElesidc Court apart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
Hold AnnunI ucc,,nr

Ncmbcrs o. thD R,,I Et,.,o r.
cnanEc VIII hold their annual m OF
ing ing TINS evening at Gao o'clock nj the
T., aSr e,ani', bnlidine When officers viii
~ daii,ou ana louf-minute talks will
to mehSsrcd by contestants for tho
n'hHr OF representing the Exchanges
at inc national convention i'm Eans5 ),
city III June. H""e"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

as rE-u1Ilg-1u- wnt,-s a,1H vls7z4.G. ne,
a1-r-- -a-s- A-uuie Craig B01n IL and
Ms GresnlsH@ nuTe made mEnE
1usnfis eT-1nE their smart -esidsnus
here, WIN WISH them SUCCESS and
happIness II their new hume
The H-E meeting n1 5kUwnHEzr
4 au1Ens clEn VII De held Iris u ed
ueEl.Ev a41Ernuun u L-fe pR-iEn.s OF Inc
pUnilc l1tra-v a Fec Cruss speaker
VII ne present and speak III the
'f-sJI-lts Of Ei1s Fed C--a# Aa-sr ne
"a ~ The dz-.Crnrs VII serve 1+.a
Gnfi q s0CiA- muir VIII ne enluvsa
sheriff Jntzr l. Mupers and me n
rumluE County A-1rnEv, James
TTharaa q Madison were II P1E-Edeid
IN GfhEiaz business T7nt.saE-
There VII De m r1nre Sessions II
the sEs1DGiE R1-e- THIS y trtneHl1ar
morning 11r LnIE weak az tine nsacterE
70 - Bangor LaIg R11H-nngn where
me aEuual -sRchssx' CBrrsuri8n VII
De naiE 1ar -tas remainder u the wask
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Fill Your BloodWith Iron
HYou Want oBeShong
WITH PLENTY OF ENERGY And POWER

vru---- WITH anc uttft~ Strains N Buftn M
ETsEl--t- zl,c aealtn ny t1fz IuE uy.,Hnsr INN
suzzITeC iFBn-fuT ] cuuxsgler z uur nj TN
nTrrnuzr 1suu aIsu zzfts1-3niifAEsz. 11fr n=kr -
wnI'-i1 HIVE -sv-r mac r--uurE.
Tr-. Iuu-z Francis Sullivan. furmf-sr my
ssrisn ~ aelicTus aMustal tgstrrEiuM D-u1
view NTx znr +isr W-xsrnexsrr Cnurrrr z4Es-
Bib zisE lave xrTunEtg cmy,fsuSszes rife
s-czT n---xTry U uiIysscYanR uzzksinr niD.c
COMMUNICATIONS 0f -lsezr w-usI- azznEMIC- -uR-
unwn F1x-Ic.IfE- TfsmaEanfix nj uc.Esm - I'm
Feszx, aTzr- p<.r zlf5e-lus fsum u1yvzsf5sl wczas
Ness ENC = nirTl.y nrr-nK cuur;i1m Cur IN
NIX m sufnrrcm ITun IN -sier En hsuur
crrrfxrtz To xuDnfr <niE sTrTm rfArscn-y
Huu N hrfp nnlfn Es7xmE nrzft.itr- men Hnn
wurrz-n. nss-1rr aisfe uiinzBraiar N mrcf -sse
urT,sssfIis N -sryzr inv Itsrffrsc ufz,Ess-iHyn
x2sufiu ~ c0rsy HuuH'-z1f-g uyrzc-7ss arzansr
gTun-AfxHIk1 srun--fm m mr es-IEY7rnr-e
II - une nj rfsr B=sz tun5r and r.n hsuna
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hUw fuIlE ynu cMn WITH m nuw 8r vun rzxD
walk wzxnualr fs.-wuiac rzr-tl- %t.ss4 tnise
Twn tre-E-Hln .At1it.zk nj Erxssfmrw AuzMte1
frun TlIyrr tsmrx gsr- ltur far 1He wrerzk. tsrsn
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vul nzSe sAInrtt.
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y reruznfnE1zrlrd zlfnve - NM NEzzzE rrr1s ma
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

cour1 rom Z = Esu-tsn af tt1s hide
BssIassni E4spol-rzr "a. E7r,esided End
= Z A-wDuG ac1ad Is ss.c.,H-zl--y
E.alA-,kS ware made rv Hun Imam
L Wa-1H- Esav. Ee-.pszy-- L Nict1aIs.
MaIur JoEn x FaE1sr. E-sv F'r. i
-.auIE 4 EaIa-aa and Mrs Freq @
LA-0n- The nominating COMMITTEES.
made NJ If Fey F. EanaaG. 2 L
ATWOOD and HIM, L.vu1ar l. Wat-gIn
sI3T.lz--s.2 their y'Epn-'- winch was ar
ctsp1s.d and -ne 1nliDw1nE officers
1n. t.z--err8rs ware elected F'--eal-
llHTE- T 2. ZH11----z7iE-- 4saE.-,ssEZ--v FIRE.
Dora levin u--easg-E- rt.ur-rH a
Il 0orE- T,l--ngrrzJr-g, George Va EBw-
s- Va II Cummings. z 2 PEar.
=1be1T ElE@- Ss.i5as1Er 3iasu1
5au--v BgI1i-r-lI-2a. Mrs. r "a BncK-
nm. LIHE LOUISE Il }'oSu--n IL
Cheney. Ms Z r L5E1t g---sh. Mrs
Ruth E.a-Hn- F-al1 Fggn-l1z1e Mrs.
Thomas Green WAY ZeceI1a F70r--la-.
M-s- Annie p E51zal:ilt47-. Fred Epr-nf
AL-s. E1tnaI N Eight Mrs L L la
ep&ss. MrE- = Il Jenkins a z Jew
s-- Mrs II {. JaaRRs Ms Esi=n
Knight Mrs. James LswIR Mrs
"A .-IIEce J. Lashan- Esnrv LsNIa
Dr. M L LORD = ? Merrill Ea4-uId
). Phillips, Dr. A-rnH- l. ED6aan-
MS. SRruut.l Eoderlg.k MS Elmer
E1wHeE Mrs. PAU ElnugiE-L. a-en--gs
J. H Smith. l. I. 5lL118rE- "a 2
Es--cwav, MHzs Gertrude Z AgEIuzl,
lzt-grrR Duw IND ! A Chabut- The
officers and a1-ecrars a-re 70 meet ind
mako a---arEsraEEs and appoint
Committees tB have charge Of -ne
winter meetings. a -ts FaurEu-
A-s- austin E.a-nes WIS gwen q
bi--hdET SURPRISE uE--rv az me hulI1t
81 nsr husband pa-anzs. AL- and Ms
Met=a ERrnes or Lsaz.1-I 511-7sszt,, MINI
aa- evening Mrs EaTnes WIS 11le
EIIs-sF- al supper Il nar 1-.lEnG- Ms
DurisE- and upnn hts- -E1u-n u Lns
E4znes hume she WIS g-ssa1lT sur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Derser-i-uSnn

4 Vz1IsEr wedding raek plaza n the
CONGREGATIONAL TlR-sunaEe m Lsf-HT-71-
ss---e+sr las SE1u--liH- a1-sI-1Igson - Isl
c'ciBcE when E1ptis E1uI-naTs -'ttt:izts,-.
s5ids- SIZE Of N Enf Mrs Finer Deck
= fsF C-I31rnn and MISS E4ssspfr AIlIl
irving uf Ean-Hn wf,-se un41s.E II nntZ-
rrIRr-rrrluuy TX lHv c.ilH-.iss 5rvez- Mr.
EIIt .ney-, aEsucIE1a pEETnr II me Fed
e.r-a1..t cfl4I,-ch. VINO mas ryr4gr,iIeu u11ssn
az the EszncElt-v hmm ct7ur'r:tl, where
me E-DuIn . +aEn9EE ara members The
tiuu.liss ring stsr-v1rH WIS Es+t.G and Gilt
vurInE GuUpls WIS unattended. M
Decker Is g--anuE1a OF 5zwnnEn CO.
jt.r.. y.iExss IF "a He n now n pH-T-
uss-silE7 wlzh MS father n a genera
saarn business and farming N Gin
ran AEs Irving Is q E--1aCiI Ef1a -ruIn
rtIs f-IlnEnn ElEh scnfsnl snd i5tIT,iiRIr
Normal schsnl and has bssn mast
z,,r.nsssssu5 taacfsr. Hugn Inc vtEGnE
rsearpie are vary gapulaT and mnnh
I5fsan n C-1u-8n E-lu .serznr- They
left irrTns.G.zR-eiv a4-ae- me ss-eInHnT
IN q snur-- honeymoon. g.-sr winch
Lnsv WI reside WIN rg1e g-pHTn = M
--sr1Es Al EnBe Wishes Err rhe spIen-
dln ysuug peapls 1--nn a host o.
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

7 AI,nnr TZl-tra-n NJ P'f--zflaiG ware Il
/ 1sFW-n SEnliEy me GUESTS II IL
! E-nHm,s Mere and her hEs:sHnc-.
NJ and Ms E r EaE1es Of MlaGle
E--se-
NJ ana Ms Wilbur " z,-HE1Dn
entertained 81 Their home IN Mad
son Evsuue the 1sIlpwlrg CHESTS
SUnGET- NJ and M-E- William Il
s=-sn1nn Eun Henry anG GauEr-zsr
Georgia Of Fsa--r1lnr-1n and Mrs.. "A
L EraR-8r s nephew. Marie smell q
Student q KsrS Ell, EnG Mr.. and
Mrs. W-alsAr Ez1.1n and Gg1ginzs.I'
Ecll Of AzsEsn
AiHs Era MppGy MS -,aEIG--nea 1-.un
Madison, where she las been Iile
E11as1 CT her sis1Hr Ms Ear Mandy
R<v. r r Ps1sr,su1.- III of BDs-
TN daan a the summer school u
Methods HI 0rsar PARK znd Il
rsctEr IF religious e6nEa-lgn II Tne
stare Of MzssnC.nElEHr-s VIII Visit me
Sunday sctonl eiRsE -zuEtIt 3E Miss
Clara WIIl1anE Of Las ElEa ss.n0gl
EaCEIrT T. G1e Bethany Baptist
church ur Thursday WCV L Dr.
Peterson rs uuch rrze-es1sc - ne
sr-ig.1al Msland USED by AisE Wi
hHms II giving -sIiEiUus INSTRUCTION
End he Is making rizEs vEsI- a TINS
time ra lnEpeGr me ciaaE and 1oH
manner II winch MIsE u Illii1I-IE
-sncf1as me lHssun. There VIII ne a
resull- LESSON Terind and s1scsal
music anc Z u hDpnd -nH- DR. PHTar
sun VIII give III Address e. -nE cizBse
" tine service A supper Will ne
ss-vaE e. the church Enr Lhs ciasE.
rs tancnsr and the guests 5ef3le M
evening maaEaE F.-uf Il r Pr
1ny1ur. Id N Lewiston his been
tuy1zad Il he present and sps2k-
NJ and Mrs Elmer T. ERr--,s.
Mrs. t5a-r-sE marhs- Mrs CIznenzR
v sss-un. NTlss Lila weston and Miss
Curasie Parker want 70 U iHcnaHe1-
Bz1h. Mau-za1lR anG EaEacuua.
EE-ur-Ssay and returned 5UncuT
a ! EunnHwsI whp nRs charge If
the CONSTRUCTOR af the a5ntulsE--a-
rsun building IL Ias u 07ua1E' STATE
Ea1Br-nE1arv -s-ErnHa 1-um 9nrz-
innG- MnndHg wasre ne had passed
the weekend with his 1amIsy
Al members af the Ella r MI
chel Phala9nea caaEaE WIN wIsn 1-z1s-
por-z1pn or wiac CHI -aaa others IN
their cR-z 70 E1snran Thursday eve
nz1S. Clcr .s IL winch TINE tina
cinas and Their gentlemen are aG, De
entertained rr me Esassei p J8Elkls
Pr5iE--nsa EiaEk 81 the Baptist
church ere rsEneszad II Monty the
cnmmz-1eE. Miss
Marie g FaerEher MlHs Dururi1r
Day and Mrs Edward Clnlga mt
lzz1s.r Lnzn noan Thursday End be-
.nre Z puHHifle
Mex 5R-H-tHv a--ernnun III 2.;3B
o. clnrk -1e First Ph5zathea ciaB III
Ths FsEderzeed church VIII hind &
FOND sale IN the safes -oGzns NJ the
ElnisaeE Aiu-unohEis Cz-
L. is EzperreE rna- the new admin
isr-x-inn building e. the MiauEns
Ezfurraa1urv VIII Re rsa1sv tur errr-
pancr EE-sE In DerEnfssr
My-un G. JewEar1- Mzsunir district
deputy nj the SnsDn GiETnrr wzrr ID
Fnrraand Tuesr.nv where he is sx H.
uend a school M rnH-uc-71r.
On Nnndzy Ms Mary EExuR-6
Sr1ncffEi6 began moving her new
EDrk af bpufz end sisaes meD the
sare IN me Dodge building wncx1=d
IRst Waek ssr the Dyer D9r EnDfis ca
Mrs. SrsncnnEi6 .urruHrty nundnrrad
4 r-naz business an Ma6zsun arEnne
wr1rzrsn SnE uuia surr nur-suw m sshe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

LIZ Ganr-H O Car. Mrs. Razia
~ and Miss Li-.n Carr If g7nr-
1geaock were II tuwn AanI.ag
--tar1Bun
AZ ALIuR E5nckiev IF Az1ur WIS
Z -nw1 AlBndav rlE.1 Hn her way
oruE-lIls. where she E,s5I care far
TO- auus WIRE. M-s. F1avd HEnr.klay-
l. aRs D-sn IL &gr me past TWO
,--s
Az Ernest Az1Z-L anG. eEiaGr,eE.
-i'lie .zsaGzs and Ca--E1il IF -l1El--itsss-
11L ara ,rues,s af hsr parents. Nj
l'y 8-s r,na.'ies EZlee un ztle Island
III anG Mrs. Thomas @. Lara and
-.a urge " GfsHar. whB hive
--er - 5es1ln aaa NaT-rur- where
7-.ail.-G cntl- GizlE,tslE--s-- N-lEisszss
'i47Tlr &nG HaIen Lard and Cairo
war whs Ere students II
HF-4au -nIlaEa. haze rHEu-neo
Uas r7n6i= IN Lhs Lard .ar
H e j Ennl-sun Tnd 5s1GEil-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

p-2E-t.a Is find -ns --8pfus hsau--1s.Lllly
,is..nI,a1s.l. and zBuu1 - II my 1-1ends
assssTnnitG. Games and uTHEfE ware
.IlJ0Esssti E.s--'esf1lne--zs 81 tfBuE1I7lL1s.
pumpkin me and apples we-e served
ThE Euesrs tvauEtIz Ms. .E-ErntsE IL
ssls.gG--lc gil she -ans5-Te-1 MANY u-n-
~ n1--rhaay gifts The a---anEEnaE1s
fur me pE---y HTa-H made trr her SIS
ls--In-lav Ms E@er-lev Stevens. and
-le pAz-rv wRs another ef ne n1EuE
en- jGvElT9iss EaZlBv-s an pa-"li-as hfa3G gT
rtls. vuung TRuple this 1Gf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
Hunts for Heavenly
Brides Disturbed
South ThornaSton

R3cllanG- Ne. Oc- g5-I IIb=-t X
AuEpia1G- VIM WAS Monday sen
1Hncsd ID q muu1iIs zzrz.srsslunsur IN
K1ux cuuury 3a-l. III tine change VI
ZaE-lncv 1ald 5uGss Miller du--IEzr
the --ual Laa1 hIs aCziEns- ID winch
South -huuasr8n pe1nie nae aI,9ss-s-
ed. ws-'H Al inspired ~ me Eeavar,lT
Father
NasEcbnrE mad not an3e..tsC n ms
--HTD sI1I--L11a1 wEIvsE ane Of v.nRrr
WIS coming rum y a-rsr n zr AR
plEEns- ne sH3a- bur Ellsv aid 4t.ssl ss.s-
vur-Del wnHn ne hHu1-.a rre wsaEs N
the night Ezas End ~sIz4d va-1nns
homes lDpkzuE 1Br Inc -z-1v br1ri=s
Anspia11E VIII be examined as 10 MS
sarx-y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

Ms Ea--lH LewEsE Mas Frances
EAz.sfT-rn ana Miss .Tz.sHle led Ct Nar-
-ldEHwocE ware n zDwn TucsI.aT Efll--n-
laE
Miss G--ans EaEs-E WIN has bear
hnspg-a. returned I'd aer home II Ear-
-fsgewsrE MnudHv
Mrs LIL11an MAlRsun pf GresrviIse
was apsrz-sG uprr FL rns Somerset
nns,lz-z1 Nunfinv murnsng
The Maf,:sun 5uvs 5a-ld, w4aaci is
ts go IN 2augn- ID piET ~ -tle STATE
Tsacnsry CauEHr-Inn fses.a IN 17Ez cfrv
-i1E last H9 This we<s- Il u ---vs q .uu-
ns-- IN Pt-Hfisla en- -nursnHv evening.
'-tsc- ~
Mr xnE Ms. E1inn x EaaEE. M
and Mrs. Enfse--t EeTrwnr--h Mr and
Ms. JOHN 4 Jenkins ana In and M--g
Fred @. SAWYER hREe rg.ta1sr,l-r T-ar,a
an au-nmBisils Trip To Essus11n and acn-
g 4--nsHEBnk cnur-y psiI11-z. x'ae-s Zfaey
pasEer wt.ek huu1nE
M- and Ms Ira a Nor-1nr and
Mrs. Charles n. Day Hsian went n
5uE-nn SUNDAY IN ire Nn--1n ca
Ere sxpec1ed ID -s1a-n hurne -zsEsr
W-aneHdzw
Fe-lEnnE II 1x5wn II nj and Mrs.
Sherman g E-aanisa1. VIM navs.
ETsE here sznrs sa-sv last sTlr1nr VIII
be sur-v 10 lznuw thar they ARE 70
rernuve 70 Bethel where MI GrHau-
ls.af hHE purchased a rarisrv Store and
II undertaking hrszness- Mr. Ess,san-
lsHe has HnaE hzs undertaking s-nc.k
- MI Murray -he undertaken ~
Nar-eA Ansun- The zs-eEniea1s 7aare
made rnElr huuae n ting 7 r VII
Izzsus huuse an Nnzruz PIensant ar-
ennE- ThFr plan N "a m 1ha.r new
lncz-ann rne sas nf r1zis wss.k Mr.
Ezreeni1Ee weE hF aunumpaise ~
B0EtEl nm aaussnezs TuezzEv ae1ernpun
WEM Gr1@iaa1 wsut wirE him 80 rnr3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

F7a--nsrE Tnann- Mrs S-1nc.tatisslc. :
-ag-,x friends and l5lislr1s.sE assssuCIa-s.s
Wish EEr Ins btzsT 81 sUc1.eaE II It's
new business su1ar-srIsE
Mrs. Lara LlgE-s IF Ea,,-1 rl--Ls
WING mas heen TIE gnesr al her SIS
1zzr- HRS. Charles smith ~ Eesel-ar
E'l-aeT want u Norway Tues.1aT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-06

Nicholas Serrano was murdered
about 4:30 this morning while sit
ting on the edge of his bed In the
Grand rooming house on Central
street near the railroad tracks. A
telephone message to the police sta
ton summoned Officer Dan Corbett,
who found the body lying across the
bed with the head to the wall. A
bullet hole leading from the left
side OF the nose close to the eye,
clear through the head showed that
foul play had occurred The bed
was covered with blood The other
occupants of the house, which Is
conducted by Abe Giusti. said they
were awakened by hearing three or
four shots from Serrano's room and
when they ran In that direction they
could not find any trace OF the
slayer
One arrest was made this morning
soon after Chief OF Police Jack Grant
got on the job but an inquiry as to
the whereabouts OF the prisoner last
night and this morning leads TO the
belief that he can prove an alibi.
For this purpose an interpreter was
engaged this afternoon and taken to
the court house to question the sus-
pect Another man who was re-
ported to have uttered threats
against SerranO last night is wanted
by the police. who have secured
enough evidence to warrant them in
seeking his arrest When the Off
GERS tried to get him this morning
they found that he had vanished and
is believed to have left town soon
after the shooting before the alarm
was spread
Justice Grier was summoned and,
with Officer COrbett. made close
scrutiny of the room without find
ing any weapon or other sign that
would sustain the theory OF suicide.
The bullet. after entering the front
of the head emerged back of the
right ear and then went through a
window and lodged in the adjoining
house where it was found imbedded
in the woodwork Of the wall. The
missile is in possession OF the cor
oner other dodgers in the house
were Frank Garcia. Abe Giusti and
R Maroni They professed ignor
ance of what had occurred and in.
sisted that they had not heard any
alteration or disturbance in the
room occupied by Serrano.
Statements Of the dodgers in the
Grand rooming house were corrobor
ed at the morgue where eXamina
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-06
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-06
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WHEN HtT ~ AUTO

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front af bis hume Ia Reno on south
Niruna street sunday afternoon.
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r.val Nuh vas struck By an auto
mobile driven b. Mrs uwea Cough
Ha aud ha HEht tef broken telaw
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-01-06
FOUR BULLET WOUNDS
FOUND ON THE BODY

let went through the upper lobe Of
the right ear toward the back and
entered the scalp about an inch and
a half from the ear and passed out
IL inches from that point. The
death wound was probably the one
first roughly described by the po-
lice This is a large jagged wound
similar to what is caused by the
emission OF bullet. 1t is Of dag
onal entry below the right ear, strik-
ing the large muscle of the neck.
then plowed through the head and
remained lodged inside. This wound
would have been fatal In any event.
as 1t touched the base Of the brain,
The bullet found in the outer wall
is believed to have been q wild
shot which flew wide Of its mark
in the body OF the dead man and
went through the window. Another
bullet was found by Undertaken
Frank J Cayanaugh as he was ex.
amining the body. This dropped
from the union suit which covered
the corpse and was turned over to
the coroner This bullet was partly
flattened.
Serrano was highly intelligent
Spau!ard 2S years OF age, and OF
more than average education, who
worked in the Ohio mine. He was
on the graveyard shift last nigll
and came off at 2:3O this morning,
leaving the mine for home. 1t is not
known if he stopped anywhere Oh
the way to eat lunch but 1t Is be-
lieved that he did This would
account for the time that elapsed
between leaving the mine and the
hour Of the shooting. Serrano is
we'll known here as he was en-
ployed in the Ohio mine before the
strike and left town after the shut.
down, going to Fresno where he
found other work He returned a
short tine ago and was given his
old place In the Ohio. The date
of his return is established by
visit to Judge Grier who paid him
$l1 due after a law suit
This incident recalled the fact
that Serrano was accused by Pedro
Monetti Of having stolen 1000 shares
of Annex Divide valued at $lO4 A
warrant for Serranos arrest was
issued by Justice Grier on August
25, 1913 At the hearing it was
evident that bad blood existed be-
tween he two men and the Officers
thought every moment that the trial
would be interrupted by d fight.
| Serra.o admitted having appropriate
ed ,h stock certificate and the case
was j.. uied when o., consented %
make good the amount In accord
an with this agreement Serrano
delivered to Justice Grier two Ger
tfi lies Of deposit on the Spanish
Bank de Ll.,a OF New York for
Sis The judge then gave Monetti
his cheek for s24 and $50 in cash
and obtained receipt in full Of
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