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Am II. Morgan. guardian 1, z
Grace Ellen Morgan e a, % a
bert Harf, s, 200. - ~,
sIiaac j. Rice 70 John 3 sun =
haeen. 4 parcel Of land IN the " .
lage Of cayenne. conside ranOn
$1,000. O, :,
elizabeth ]. Rice, husband !. 3
al, to John F. Stanhasen, = ps ass
Of land IN the village Of Jayenne
consid Iteration. 500. !.
Adam spernandio and vile e e
Matt ]. Canjar. a parcel o. lan ~ y
Lincoln district ConsideFauVA
$500.
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D. R. YOUNG,
Order Of Notice Thereon. IS

Ofder OF Notice Thereon. ~
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF WEST;
VIRGINIA, IS: - KS ~;
On this Sth day Of July, An
1920, on reading the foregoing De
tition, Il is ~ \
Ordered by the Court that .
hearing be had upon the sauie; pn
the 18th day Of August, A D. $780,
before said Court at Fairm6ht In
said district, at ten o'clock i1thi
forenoon; and that notice there:
Of be published In The West VIZ
gintan, o newspaper printed b. aid
district, and that all known cfedi.
tors and other persons In interest
may appear at the said time and
place and show cause, II any they
have. why the prayer Of tAB Sttd
petition should not be granted
and It is further ordered By the
Court, that the clerk shah send 81.
mail to all known creditors copies
Of said petition and this ordersS ID.
dressed to them at their places Of
residence as stated. a II ::
Witness the Honorable Aston q.
Dayton, Judge Of the said Court,
and the seal thereof, at Clarksburg
in said district on the Sth .day'.of
July, A. D. 1890. 80 e5,S {,
Attest: - Z. !. SIX
A. T. BARRETT, Clerk
o. s. De- N D. Wa
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Northern District Of west VIZ

!, tSs I;si; sS. states ,,lstr,ss tSSri
IN and for ssld district 4,
In the mater ii \. r .Younr. ma
ine as Manninrton secnnd Find
Store and TSderseIIinr store,
RanSrpnt M. i227 n Bsns
rnntcy,Epetition for Dischsrre.
Tn fhe Honora6le Aston a IN.
ion, Judge Of the District C6trs
NJ the fJuiteS STATES far M
Northern the District q west VI M
einia:
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|ielte. WslSh and FtliIer-and
chen o. ingerscl Of v1lth fame
took { lean toward Henry toro
when Charles 1. Hoffman, dele
gate FINN Michigan, came here va
Detroit and uncorked Q Ford boom
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SIlllGHlSll
Y iIH|RD PARTIES
Whole Flock Of Them are
Foregathered at Chi
cago these Days
By EDWARD N. THlEaRy,

n 8. i. Staff Correspondent
CHICAGO, July IA chap has
70 watch bis step In Chicago OF
he'n stumble over q political CON
Yention. They're spread oil over
ne pace, ~ listed under the gen.
al heading Third Pasty-but
enough to make half a dozen new
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Eorty-sighters are in The Nor
rison Hotel assembly hall. They've
sgot to select a party name as well
as a presidential ticket.
Labor Party delegates are meet
ing out on the West Side in Car
menS Hall
fhgle Tax LeaguerS are meet
b "a the Auditorium. The Amer
lean Constitutional Party which
genuilects to William Randolph
Hearst, got together In Recital
Han.
Representatives from the Non
Partisan League and the Govern
ment Ownership League are seat
ca In the Forty Fighters eonven-
5 ton. And representatives Of the
World War Veterans, Triple Al
lance, National Peoples League
and Farmers National Council are
on the job.
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CLERKS-(Men, women Is up
ward, for Postal Mail Service.
Sl35 month. Examinations July
August. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write R. Ter
~ (former Civil Service Examin-
cry 1856 Continental bldg. Wash.
ington. 1-s-5t-S42s
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Political headquarters Of huge
space, regiments Of upewriters
and flamboyant signboafds are
absent at the Third Party circus.
A. F. Of L. meeting rooms suffice
for the Labor Party. And the
Forty-eighters' reception room IN
the Morrison Hotel Is Just one
room. Il contains a cot, a sofa, a
dozen chairs, three typeyriters. a
match tray, three ypewriers, acn
match tray, a cuspidor, and a
dresser-on which reposes a
framed portrait Of Henry Ford.
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The sheet Is hers: ~
Three" Beneath are portraits Of
Abraham Lincoln, george " 49,
ington-and Beach!
He admits he's Lincoln's sue,
cessor. The page.sd says conf
IDENTITY: Beach will be the PEG,
pies President Of the United
States IN 1921"
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HOUSES FOR SALE
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Three adjoining lots,
finest home location in Fairuont
South Side. Write ". H. Losch:
Jersey Shore, Pa. 7-l.l2t-SSii
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BARNS FOR SALE

sSeseSNSNS~SNsSSesrS~sS
CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal:
lovay county, Missouri, with full
description and price for each: in
MlssoaFi's best grain and bleu grass
county. Koontz & Palmer, Fulton,
No. 5-2l-52L-7SSS
FOR SALE-Fine Maryland farms,
fertile and well improved; a
state having IN excellent climate,
beautiful scenery and perfect roads.
Catalog on request. Potts & Grit
fin, Realtors, Frederick. Md.
6-15-26t-S2lI
FOR SALE-Six, twelve or eigh'
teen acres OF land. fronting on
Tygart's Valley river and reach
Ing Pleasant Valley Development,
two miles from court house. Ap'
ply W. G. Faust, 1O1 Locust ave.
nue.. 7-1O.5t.S43s
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MAI,E HELP WANTED

WANTED-Good reliable man tc
take up our Tea and Coffee route
In Fairmont and suburbs; very I'D
eral commission paid, good oppor'
tunity for a man wanting to get
into the Tea business. Personal
bond and reference required. Ad.
dress The Great Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co, 81 18th street, Wheeling,
W. Va. 1.ls.2t-S4i4
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The hrst electrically welded ship
ever built IN France was launched
recently At Caen.
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A prominent British arts, say
that IN the perfect hand Of y. 3 ,s SS,
man the third finger Is longer, y !.
the the first, or index finger. while ~ u
a an man the perfect preparation, a.; ste
q longer first finger than the tnilo'
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coal, AND TIMBER

TENNESSEE on LEASES IN tef
rltory, geographically approved
from 50 cents to s. an acre; con
tiruation great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field: free maps
and reports. Write Tenlokla Co.
Dickson, Tenn. 7'lS-2st'S44,
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AuTo.-lCCEsA JGIES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Late
1915 Ford Sedan, run 5000
miles. Al condition. Good tires.
Address box $500 West Virginian.
7-7-6t-SSsS,
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FOR SALE-Small r.ock Of high
grade Freeport and Mahonnins
coal on railroad; has good location
for siding. Positively q high grade
property: Address Box sac IVES!
Nirglnian. 7.l2.6t.S44g
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FOR SALErCash Registers and
Credit Files. Easy payments. Ma
tional Cash Register Company.
'Clarksburg. ". Va. 2-lS-tf-72Sl
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FOR SALE-Twenty five acres o.
coal lands, Pittsburgh No. Eight
Vein. Mine ready 10 operate; close
to railroad at Cadiz, Harrison
county. Ohio. A good proposition
for some one. Call on or write
Allen L. Adams. Cadiz. Ohio.
et-pIhq
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PERSONAL,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Electric Ian. Cal
4405-J, 7-1O.St-SS29
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A. 7. BARRETT, Clerk
Q. s. De- N D: We
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Candidate talk among I
Fighters first centered on |
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a0 9.as ts sr T reu. ass.- ~ 75ooO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

Merith dea fl contribute din oate putere Ia reusta
cestu act soric 81 de Fl nut treaza constna natona in
poporul ron de dncoo de ocean, fara indoa al conduc
torior 81 precto1 prntr carl inertia sd fe aint in prmu
rnd parinee loan Podea bucurator faptul ca Dumne
hrazt turme sale mprasae asa mari indapartar
pastori vrednici, carl sal poarte de grije.''
81 nam avut dreptul cnd am zs de Ia inceput ca ar
colu tendenos Ca fost ticu scoat la veaa in pr
mul r7nd melitele parntelu loan Podeae
fl avind parinele loan Podea meritee lu's in sevar
actuui de congresu bsercesc din zc deg 81 10 Marie
1918 LIE char fos de fata vaz lucrat
multa neepcune 81 Eel la evarsrca actuu dar in p
mul rnd Cetori pot trage concuza cine meru in pr
mul rnd
Cit prvese pentru time trcaza constnta nat onala po
poruu romn de aceste paur fapul daorese Organ
zatunlor muncore Uniunea Solicitation Ronne Gle Aju
81 Cultura din America, Asoca unea Iga 81 Autoru
zarcor carl ost cuzte de prncpi 81 sentmente nao
male gazatunile 81 zaee fos tribuna de Ia
propovauia tare iubirca Gle 81 soidaritaea nao
naa 81 reazarea eauu nosu Preot afara dc foartc pu
tine eXcept vazu Gle buzunaI lor parte dn eli
ocupau upte conesionac cid sa deschis dru
mu pare pasit 81 poporu bserica, gnd anga
mai curind acasa incapa in slujbe gras retrbute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
DIN fUCA CONDE|uLU|.

La intrcbarea unui curioS, IN
sziar american raspunde:
DE la Casa Alba sc zice ca
Presedintele Wilson nu vorbastc
nici 0 limba strainj, dar citeste
francesa 81 germana.'
I'm Indicator din Kansas City
"a condamnat Pc m tmar dc -
ami. care in viata lui nu lucrasc
o ri. ca sd lucreze orr Sc maar-
"a la inchisoarc Omul s'a hora-
rit sd mcarga la lucru. dar peste
citcva zi!e a cerut judc:atorul,ll
sal trimita la inchisoare.
Pcste Sase mil de aplicatillG!
pentru a doua hartie Americana
sunt suSpendatc 81 nu So vor re-
zolva pima nu Sc va ratifica pa
cca en- Gcrmania 81 Austria. -
Numai in Cleveland.
Acci carl nu stiti vorbi, scric 81
ceti limba Americana 81 II ali
trecut peStc ID ami. bal4bati san
femei. pregatiti-va dc scoala. I.p
gea s'a votat 81 mdata ce Sc vol
face prcgatiri!e necesare Sc a.
olica.
PreSedintelc Taft a avut IN
salar de $4,000 pc an; salarul
oreSedintelui Wilson @ de $75.
600.
Croitorii vor Sc desfiinteza
buZunarele de la spatcle panta-
onilor. Odata, cu aplicarea legci
oentru prohibirea bautlys'ilor
spirtoase. zic ca buzunarele ace
9 au dcvenit ncfolositoare.
Martens. amabasadorul Rnsici
sovietiste zicc ca Russia deva-
nit destul de tare sd bata toats
lumea. Asa ziceau ,pe timpuri 81
dermanii.
Magazinele de. moda anunta
ga rochiile de primavara vor Fl
,,destul de scurte' dar .,fara a.
brevatiuni." Geo mai Fl 81 asta,
Doamne!
In cetitor al ziarului nostru.
loan loncscu, din comma Cura-
gea, Dobrogea, Rominia, ne face
cunoscut ca primeste foarte re.
gulat ziarul. Faptul foarte sem
lificativ. ne bucura. 81 vom re-
veni asupra lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
lNFORNAINJN
Hot sare de IA al doilea eta.

Hot sare de Ia al doilea etaj.
- Strigatul dupa ajutor al unci
femei care a fost inspaimintata
dc aparitia unui hot. a facut pc
acest vizitator ncplacut sd sara
de la al doilea etaj, lasind in ur-
ma lui prada care valora la Q
mic dolari. in jllvaere 81 vase de
argint.
D-na Gustavc Osackery Ia va
zut in camera eli de durmit, in.
rercind ca sd arunce prade pc
fereastra afara. Cind femeia a
strigat, hotul a sarit pc fereastra
afara, lasind in urma lui cei dol
saci plini. Lucruri 81 bani in nu-
marar, Gu totul la doua suite do
lari all fost luati de hot.
ri p3raseste copuul. De-
scrierea unei femei care yi-a pa
rast copilul de zece zile, a fost
trimis8 IA toatc sectiilc de poll
tie din orasele yecine.
Cooilsynl . fort lasat la dina
Hassl Sanders. Mama 4 xis ca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

Siu,jDC. SICtS ICtTIDulUc.
Sal tina d-na Sanders cepilul 0i
ma Sc va intoarce. Mai tirziu d.
na Sanders a afiat aceasta nota !:
Re rog time copilul. Eu nu ma
maj mtorc:ss
Politia a aflat ca en- a paraslt
orasul. Copilul Sc alta la institu-
tut pentru copm st. Anne.
Amiralul Reuter- PRINT ca erou.
= Wilhclmshaven. AmiraIul
Won Reuter-, seful Otter al fIotei
germane care a fost scufundata
in Scapa Flow, din ordinul lui.
aiuns aici pc vapOrul Lisbona.
Amiralul, care a fost liberat
de c;itra cnglezi. fost salutat
de mil de oameni carc-l asteptaa
in portul decorat in accst scop.
Sefui amiralitatii, amiralnl
Won Trotha, in cuvintarea lui de
| primire zis:
Am VENT aici adinc misaat
ca sa-ti zic bun VENT. din par
tea marinei sgermane 81 a scum
| moi ooactro 4S,.;
,,Stai inaintea mea ca ultimfl
erou al Flotei noastre de raz-
boiu, care adinioara era att de
obicinuita en- Victoria. Vapoarele
nu la-ai ad.ls. inapoi. D-ta la po-
stul d-tale ahas,ratic al dat or
din ca Gle sd fie scnfunaate.'
Armata poloneza in uniforne
Americana. Paris. O suti
de vagoane de materiale de raz-
boiu, au fost cumparate de "a
armata americana. de gtvernui
| poloneZ. Materialul a sosit in Po-
lonia. Acest material este desti-
nat ca sd echipeze armata Polo
niei. Acest material mai fos,
insotit 81 de flanele. syetere 81
clorapi. facute de catra cruee,i
Rosie Americana.
Cam la 100000 de unifo.me
complecte a ufost tu.imise. O iu-
| matate million de ciorapi facuti
de Crucea Rosie 81 un patrar de
million de sfcdere.
Uniforma americana este pur-
tata de eel mai multi soldati po-
lonezi, Gle Pc front.
| 4~
Cine pcatc vorbi Gu o alta pla-
meta? - Paris. - Academia sti-
inte.or din Paris consMcra comu-
nicarea ell 0 alta plancta ca 0
poslbllltatc, pcntru ca STA luat
rolul Gle judccatoare pentru pre-
miul de suta mil dc franci pc
care-l va da accluia care poate
da semnale altei planete 81 va
primi raspuns dc pc ca. Era O.
biceiul acelei institutii ca sc re-
fuze pcrdc timpul eli lucruri
pc care lc considera ca imposi-
bile.
Francezii Sc bat Gu Marocanii.
- Paris. = Trupele francezc on
alungat mai multe triburi care
'au strins la Tiflct, in Maroco.
dupa cum spunc depesa primi-
ia. Francezii au perdut douazaci
81 sase in mort, pe lfnga un ma
re numar dc raniti, lar inanlicul
a lasat pc cimpul de lupta sase-
zeci de morti 81 foarte multi ra-
niti. La rasarit de Fcz ayut loc
0 alta incaierare, care rczultat
in incunjurarea triburilor.
Austrla caut4 imprumut de "a
0landa. Viena. Autoriza-
rea unui impr1lmut strain, cu
monopolul tutunului ca asigurd-
re, fost data de catfa adunarea
nationala, lar gatvernul q decis
ca sa contractcze Gu institutii!e
financiare olandeze IN innpralmut
de 3O,O0O,OO0 florini.
Guvernul Sc ~ bucura de We.
nitele monopolulni = ii Va reti-'
ne dreptul ssupfs Auprayizt,isii
finantelor. Minilrnl NJ finsntc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

go Aa;xsst ax.4..s.;s..
Reisch STA exprinat mn!tumiri
le lui ga aliatii a,l acordat a face
acest imprumut.
Mlnistru jugoslav la Washing
ton. 1ondra. - Guvernul iu-
goslav nunlit pc .Jovate .Jova-
movies ministru plenipotentiar IA
Washington, dlrpa cum spune d
depesa din Viena.
Rivalul lui yudenich arestat.
- Mo@ova. % radiograma pri
mita din Moscova splne ca Gen.
Balacovitch fost arestat de ca
ira autoritatile estoniene. Ball-
covich un fost Otter din arlna-
ia nord-vestica ruscasca. care 81
zice ca arcstat pe Yudenitch.
Tn rapport semi-eficialD spune
ga Yudenitih care a fost coman-
dantul armatei rusesti nora-ves-
tice. fost liberat la interviews
rea Estoniei 81 la presimea .ex-
sercitata de Franta 81 Anglia. A.
restarca lui Yudenitch Il fost un
Fezultat al unor amos;tati persp-
male intre eli 81 Gen. Balacovitch.
Trupele aliete al ajuns IN ST.
lcsla. Copenhaga. - Stiri!e
primite din Breslau spun ca pri-
melc cortingentc de arlnate ALA
te an ajuiis deja in IONA cvaca-
alta din Silesia. Silesia este: zona
unde Sc va face un plcbiscit.
}I;}M
oras distruc de. foe. -, Roano-
Ike, Va. Tn incendiu a distrls
in intregime oraselul Jaeger. din
.judctul Mcdowell. W. Va. Du-
mineca. Treizeci, de familii au
ramas pc drummi. Focul Sc zice
ca sa iscat din neglijenta unor
locatari.
Amenintare Gu greva la spita-
le. - Viena. - 7Greva lucratori-
lor de la spitalele din Niena a
fost impcdccata de catra autorl-
tatile care au promis ca va da
personalului de mincare n
Doctorii angajati de catra com
paniile de asigurare all pus an
grcva ccrind salar maj mare.
$40 cazu,i de Influenza. =
Cimci suite 81 douazeci de caZurl
noui Gle Influenza an fost instiin-
tate. acesta este numarul eel
mai mare care fost raportat in
doua sapt;lmini.
Stunt pima acum. in total IN
2.237 cazlwi de Influenza in =
cest oras. Teri au rezHltat alte -
cazuri de pneumonia 81 noua ca
Zuri mortale.
Ajutoare rentru tarile din ra
sarltul aproplat. Sc anunta ea
campania inceputa pentru strln-
gerea de fonduri pentru auto
rul sufrrinzilor din tarile din
rasaritul apropiat. progreseaza
de IMMUNE. Campania va tine do
ua s;iptamini 81 Sc crede ca Sc Va
aduna sumo suficiente ca sd Sc
poata da un ajutor insemnat d.
celor tart.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04
Ajutoare rentru tarile din ra
sarltul aproplat. Sc anunta ci
VICTORIA FOREIGN EX.
CHANGE, INC.

156-1Oth Ave-. New York, Off
ciul Rominesc 81 1S5-10th Ave.
Hotelul Rominesc.
DOMNII C.. sIMU, loan HOZA
81 NJ. SCHIOPU II
sunt functiolfarii acestei corpD-
ratiuni. Cine nu cunoaste peg
soanele acestea? 81
Mil de oameni care au plecdt
pc la dinsii au fost multumiti
Romini la Romini sa .mearga. -
Al billet de vapOr, vino la Hote-
lul nostru 81 moi vom cauta sd
ispravesti lutte ell VIA pasapor-
tului 81 platirea darci. Nh al bi-
let Gle vapor, de la moi il capeti.
NJ uita adresa de mai sus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

sal tina d-na Sanders cepilul Oi
ma Sc va intoarce. Mai tirziu d.
na Sanders a afiat aceasta nota !:
,,Te rog time copilul Eu nu ma
maj mtorc::s'
Politia a aflat Ca ea a paraslt
orasul. Copilnl Sc afla Ia institu-
tut pentru copii st. Anne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-04

lcsla. Copenhaga. Stirilo
primite din Brcslau spun ca pri-
mele contingente de armate ALA
te an ajuns deja in zona evacu-
alta din Silesia. Silesia este. zona
unde Sc va face un plcbiscit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
COURT To DECIDE
TAXc CONTROVERSY
SUIT int pkes Assessors
Right 10 Tax incomes
From / Liberty Bonds.

The Dist rict Supreme Court has
been asked tn decide the controversy
between tn e District assessor and the
financial II ,stitutions against which he
levied rec kutly an assesxment on the
income II I'M liberty bonds, which the
banks no ID to be exeunt from sucb
taxation
Suit In the nature of a test case
was died late yesterday afternoon by
the Secu rity Savings and Commercial
Bank to recover from the District of
Columoi the sum of $660.29 paid as
taxes n A3er protest on war bonds.
The District authorities claimed
that ~ sder the act of July 1, 1902,
providi ng Z tax Of I per cent on the
eArnlnf IS of incorporated savings
banks, the banks must pay tax on
their Arntngs, regardless Of whether
part of the earnings consisted of in :
terest received on government bonds,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
u NER1ED.

AantxT. has
It Mount st.
Eg.Md- and
Of military
. University
X Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
STARR, Ex-P0LICEMAN,
ON TRIAL AS SLAYER
Charged With Killing Sevsnteen-
Year-o1d Boy When Firing
on Automobile.

Henry A. Starr. a former policeman,
was placed on trial today before
Justice Could and . Jury IN Criminal
Division l. 20 answer an indictment
for granddaughter. While doing duty
on Penns1vania avenue near 18th
street the night Of July .. 1919. Starr,
in attempting to stop an automobile,
shot and killed Leo Mcleod. seven
teen years Old. who wa 4 passenger
in the rear seat Of the vehicle
Starr claimed that 03ae fer An1v
from the machine attracted his at
tention, and that he shot at the rear
tire to bring the machine to q stop
and had no intention of wounding any
OF tho occupants.
A cofoner's fury sxone1ated hun
but Unftsd St1tes Attorney LaskeJ
presented the case to the grand Jury,
which returned the indictment ~
manslaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
EIGHT HURT |ND.C c.
!. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Automobiles, Street Cars and
Bicycle Figure in
Collisions.

George Shannon. nfty-four years
old, 3417 Holmead place. was knocked
down by motor vehicle of the Po-
tomac Electric Power Company near
1Sh and c streets yesterday after
non. The vehicle was being lowed to
a garage Shannon received an in
jury to his scalp and was given first
aid at Emergency Hospital.
Lucas 9. Lamar. sixty-one years
his home yesterday afternoon, was
Knocked down by an automobile
street northeast. He was taken to
Emergency Hospital and treated for
shock and an injury to his arm.
While working on the tracks of the
washington Railway and Electric
COMPANY tsns!ps !e.a at 18th and p streets yes
ored. e3S X street southeast, was
knocked down by an eastbound car
He received q broken log and injury
to his hand. The injured man was
given treatment at Emergency Hos
pital.
Herbert Dean. colored.s fifteen years
old. IA street southwest. received
injuries to his head and knees yes
terday afternoon as q result Of q col
fision between his bicycle and an au-
t0moOlie of1Vod Oy j. b. Brown, Gen.
trail Heights, near Benning road and
26th street. Surgeons at Casualty
Hospital rendered first aid
Norman John Jones. sos M street
northwest, was knocked down by tht
automobile of HAIRY W. Cohen. COS How
ard avenue. BROOKLYN, N. r, In tn
viaduct near I'd street and Florida ave
nue. northeast about $50 O'Clock We
terday afternoon. After striking Il
boy the automobile bumped against
iron post and was damaged. Tho b
received hrst aid at Casualty Hoepi
for an injury to his head
William H Featherstone, sixty We 4
old, Decherd, Tenn. banker. registe +,
at the New Willard, was knocked d. r
by an automobile last night while or as
ing 14th street between Pennsyiv IN
avenue and r street He receive II
fracture Of his left ankle and injur
his right leg. Frank W. Harper, il
Shepherd street, occupant Of the mi
mobile, took him to Emergency Hos Sit,
M. M. Samuels. nine years old, Is
Vernon place. received m injury = l
left leg yesterday afternoon, Nh
knocked down by an automobile in I'm
of his home. He was given fir 4 n
by his family physician-
Russell Keysef, 1913 Massaci usea
avenue, received slight injuries % 4
head ana arms yesterday afternoo 2 as
result o. q coanSlon oe{Ween ms ) aut
mobile ana q street car at h III
Church Streets he refused trea knent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
RU IS MUSIC A FEATURE.
org1 IN Recital to Be Given at Gen
er1l Civic Center.

nssian music will feature tho pro-
gra N for the organ recital at the gen.
era civic center at Central High School
tor light at O'Clock. The recital will DO
gi' IN under the direction Of Miss Edith
Al hey q the nnsic department Of the
p fbAc scAoois
1lv4tations to the recital have been
e uended to the Russian ambassador
3 nd special reservations will be made
hr official Russian guests. Some Of
he best musical talent In WashinEton
Ifn assist In the recital French and
Swedish musical PROGRAMS will be given
by Miss Athey at future date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-19
o. KS ARMY sENTEN eEs.
President Acts in Cases o;
Officers.
kveral

The President has apDro' I'd the
sentences OF Army courts banartiai
Gaining Tor the dlamise1I F1f u Lieut.
Benjamin L. WoHson, Quart srmaster
Corps. convicted at New Yof3 & CIV Ut
the charge Of improperly tAsDosinx
Of government property; for Che dis
missal OF Maj. Eugene II. Willen-
oucher. neid artiuery,' com q cted at
Camp Grant, H.. Of the N ,ree Of
violating the ninety-sixth "a ticAe of
war, and for the dismissal tSand i'm
prisonment Tor hfteen years 1t Second
Lieut. John c. Gottenkiene field ar
tiHery. convicted at CamI Zachary
Taylor, KY. Of the charges ~ aeser-
ton and Of embezzIemaR [ Of 136,-
051-96. the property OF Ne United
States, while serving in &c e.nauy.