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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
Louisiana Gas Well
Belches Wealth
Into Space Daily

Shreveport, La, May l6.-Ap-
proximately 10000, 900 cubic feet
Of eas are going to wast daily 40
tho result Of we'll near Roe be-
Ing on fire.
Tho we'll Is the property Of the
Ladei OIL corporation Of st. Louis
and has been buraiag siaos struck
by lightning several days ago.
Company officials say Il Will be
several weeks before tho blaze Il
extinguished. This 10 the third
big gas we'll fire In the Monroe
field In several months.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
Ex-kAISER IS ROUTINE
STtCKER, is REpnaT

Doom, Holland, May 16.-(By the
associated Press)--The death Of form
er empress Augusta Victoria has
wrought no radical change in former
emperor Williams daily routine. he
continues his wood saving, reading and
inspection of the Doom estate. =.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
FRENCH SEEK LOAN

New York, May 16.-The French
government, it was authoritatiyely
learned Monday. is negotiating for an
other loan in this county. The amount
OF this undertaking. it's terms and gen
eral details have vet to be settled
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
BELL CO. ISSUES sTOcks

Montreal, May 16.-The Bell Tele-
pnone company of Canada announced
Monday issuance Of $5,72J,OOO in new
stock to be offered shareholders at mar
IN the proportion of one new share for
each four shares or record Nav ri
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
TENNESSEE PASS TEsTs

Rockland, Maine, May 16 4-r,he
superdreadnaught Tennessee e,..4-;s ~
cally driven, and equipped with : air
battery Of ~ fourteen inch er.s ~
mounted in triple turrets, todav ns.., n'
81 most j. the tests set down fnr hsr
"A her Standardization trial III this
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17

Associated Press Correspondent Hears Thrilling
Experiences Of Mountaineers in Trouble Zone;
Houses and Stores Shattered With Bullets;
Mine Foreman's Wife Heroine Among Miners

Frankfort, KY, May 16-Governor Edwin p Morrow late
Monday night telegram to the department Wash
gon requesting that federal troops be sent the Tug river
district which has been state of virtual guerilla
for four days.
Governor Morows request for troops followed receipt of
message from Governor Morgan of West Virginia containing
demand by the sheriff Of Mingo county for dispatch
federal contingent In his message Governor Morgan said that
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
FIavoring Extracts
Patent Medicines and
Perfumes Are Popular
Against Too Drastic Law Before Volstead's
Committee; Beers Friends Absent

Washington, May 16-The extremes to which some 60
satisfy the craving for strong drink since the country went
ing the Vosead bill to make the prohibition
law more drastic
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
Evidence Of Clashes
Plentiful on Border

Williamson. W. Va. May 16.-Firing
IN the Crystal Block Coal Co. head
house at Rawl, w. Va. broke out early
Monday night, according to reports re-
ceived here by Captain ]. r. Brockus.
at state police headquarters. It was
the first disorder reported during the
day in the Kentucky West Virginia
border trouble zone. The shots were
fired. Captain Bfockus said. from the
Kentucky mountains and lasted but q
few minutes.
Shortly before the report Of the
shooting at Rawl was received. Cap
tain Brockus. had sent message to
Governor Morgan at Charleston, say
ing that all was quiet but that the sit
uation was distinctly threatening all
along the line"
Buildings Riddled.
An Associated Press correspondent
had traversed the trouble zone from
Rawl to Sprigg with Captain Brockus
and detachment of state police IN
hour earlier without hearing a shot.
Evidences of the battles Of tie last
few DAYS. however. were plentiful at
Rawl. Merrimac and Sprigx. ]. Houses
and stores in these towns were ritlelled
with bullets and windows, mirrors and
showcases we're shattered.
A coat hanging in one house a 81
Sprisg. in which six men and S.
women took refuge from the fira
said to contain II bullet ho26
eight persons escaped ipina
the house had been shatt7
Pretty Wemaa De1
A pretty young womi
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17

Va, May 16-pe-
TN situation in Minko
snouldering volcano" with
~ eraPel94 M the more imminent,
becauss ot the expected demonstra-
tions next Thursday, tho first anni-
versary of the battle Of Matewan, Min
20 county anthorities Monday asked
Governor Morgan for federal troops.
The appea. il the form of ! tele-
gram and signed hy Judge r. p.
Bailey of the Mingo circuit court.
Sheriff A. G, Piuson, and 8. d. Stokes.
prosecuting attorney, NJ Givsn nut
from the Office Of the governor, FOL.
lows:
Appsai 10 osvsrasr.
Absolutely NO change for the
better III situation hare since ar-
rival of tAe kentucky militia.
6uspension 0e hIinG regarded by
6ese pested ,aad iaHartiGl officers
M dtia ~ Int tempo fary and
y - a1ntarily ~ I.
,At ri lAes
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-05-17
/. ~ a.
WEATHER

Uasettlsd today aad We'd
ssseay; probably showers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
HEALTH OFFICER ISSUES
WARNING TO PUBLIC
Spread OF Smallpox is Hourly In
pcctcd-Nnccinati Is Only
Sure prCNCntinn

Or. G, g. iiudeon, city health officer.
yesterday sounded q warning to Rich
mond'rs TO cooperate with the health
authorities and physicians nf The city
IN an effort Ia prevent u further
spread Of smallpox The numhcr Of
cases. reported Friday as four. was
Increased 10 possibly niue upon re-
port that five others who had boon
exposed 10 those known TO have do
v"lopcd tn" disease were removed to
the SMALLPOX hospital as a prccaution
Three other persons In tho same
hous"-a father ANA two children
had been vaccinai"h. and, in cousc-
Gu"ncc, escaped the maiady.
That there is grave danger Of n
spread OF IN" disease is the opinion Of
Or. iiudeon. expressed yesterday. He
said he expected new eases t" de-
v"iop almost hourly. Vaccination. h.
said is IN" one ANA only sur" pre-
ven'ion. THE public" he said. should
ID" alive 10 tn" danger and cooperate
with rs III every way possible
All OF III. cases reported :" The
health othc. ar" of Whit" persons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PLAN GOVERNMENT HELP
FOR COTTON AND SUGAR
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover,
However, Opposes Export Cor
poration Bill.
EUROPE DEMAND LEssENlNG
Expert Declares He is Against EN-
port Corporation Bill as Not
Calculated to Relieve Agricui-
tural Situation i'm L. :.
Try Associated Prcss.l


WASIIINGTON. June 25.--while cx-
pressing diSapproval OF the Norris
bill To create n 100000. 900 corpora
lion to aid farm exports. Secretary
Hoover told a Senate committee to-
day that tho administration rccog-
nizcd tho economic pliEh, OF Amer
"mobilizinE private banking credits to
prevent tho forced liquidation OF farm
commodities. particularly cotton and
sugar
Let us FIRST attempt" nc said. Ito
prevent forced liquidation of these
commodities by mohilizinE private
capital. as has been done already i'm
the cattle industry, and then II we
fail. there will be time enough TO
get the government to take UP the
burden directly"
Pointing ont that the United states
had sen, 10 Europe sl,0Oo.o0o 900
worth OF foodstum in the last eleven
months" MIR. Hoover said /, was
evident that the governments and
peoples there find money for foods"
but conceded that the situation as to
cotton was worse. because they tend
to reduce their normal requirements
OF tcxtNr."
Securities Not "t-1."
zone wishes TO make many mental
reservations upon the possible re-
cuperation in Europe" Mr. Hoover
said in the course OF general dis
cussion OF tho economic situation
overseas. hut tho securities possibl.
10 obtain cannot he classcd as Al"
Chairman Norris referred TO the
administration hills which Congress
has been asked to pass. empowering
general steps to fund all OF the war
debts which the United States holds.
The object OF that bill is to get
these loans in some sort OF shape
for handling MIR. Hoover said. and
when pressed for statement "a to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Y. M. C. A. BOYS PLAN
TO ATTEND SUMMER CAMP

Many boy members OF the Central
y. NJ. & ~ are planning 10 attend
the summer camp which will open
July 6. According 10 plans now be-
ing formed, the association will take
approximate forty boys TO the camp
or n period 81 twelve days and show
tho members one ~ the best times
ever known on camping trip e. l..
Keeton. physical director of the as
ISOLATION. will he in Charr" OF tho
camp and viii direct all activities
during the tuo weeks. The camp is
situated at Point OF Rocks. on the
AppomattoS River, about four miles
rom Us mouth
According TO information received
Yesterday from tho boys secretary.
Ernest *. Epps. this is expected to
~ the largest camp ever conducted
~ the local y II. g. A. Plans are
already being made for the ac,iyi-
Tics 20 be carried on at the camp,
I'd all probabilities point 20 this he
rs thu best trip ever given 10y tho
local association. All OF The boys
Who expect 10 attend the camp viii
D. tahen in larg. auto trucks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
ANNAWOM TRIBE. |. o. R. NJ,
TO INSTALL OFFICERS JULY 2

Annawon Tribe. No. 30. Improved
order Of Rcd Men. will celebrate its
hfty-hfth anniversary in Columbo
lIall, Allison and Broad streets. Sat
urday night at & o'clock. Tho pro-
gram includes public INSTALLATION OF
officers and those OF Gray Eagle Tribe.
No as Officers will hc installed in
FULL Indian costume The ceremony
viii hc performed by Past Sachcm
John T. 1iudgins, of Norfolk.
The following great chiefs Of the
great council OF Virginia will he pres
Ont: oscar l.. Powell. great sachcm.
Newport News; Roscoe r.. Hughes.
great senior sycamore. Richmond: Ed
win Il, cole, great junior sycamore,
Portsmouth: Albert NJ. Tennis. great
'hicf of records, Hampton. and Josh
-. Reed, great keeper of wampum.
Nortolk Great Sachcm Powell will
lie the speaker.
officers 10 he installed for the com
Ing term are Sachcm f. :. Parrish,
senior Sycamore y. i. Royal. Junior
Sycamore j. l.. Heath. Prophet w. T..
Lawson. chief OF Records r. T.
Hughes. Keeper of Wampum j. w.
iicwct;. and Collector OF Wampum
W D. DV.rcaSh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PENINSULA MAS0NS HONOR
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST DAY

The Masous OF The Peninsula cei"-
h-atet 81 Jcnn the BAPTIST day with
An outing az historic Moore h"uSc,
near YORKTOWN. Friday. They were
accompanied 10y ;he!r families aud j,
IS estimated that between seven and
-nt hundred were present. the
party went % Moore House ~ train
ami aHtomohie and In other vehicles.
An nld-fashlonod barbecue, with all
Tie "sidc dishes, provided tho as
3 mblRge with food. Hathin: dtnc-
:nS and baseball were also cnsolcd
So cchmakirg foilowcd the u!nncr
L " Wustcad presiding as toast
,ra:,lr Pas Grand M'ur-r Er:,csr
a CunniuCn- - New ~. N.ws
mad= The h'ress ~ welcome .nl IN
'rouuccd Right "orshiptul Charles
" Callahan and Past Grand Master
J Alston Caboil, the former telling
tn par, that Masonry mad p'ayed u
the american Revolution, and IN,
latter giving the history ~ tn" NOV"
mont which led 10 INC colonization :"
America and the birth ~ new ua
tion Hoih the couu,ry's birth an,
freedom were Masonic accomplish
ncntS. asserted Nj Cahcll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Ity Dan Heard.


National BOY Scout Commissioned.
These arc tho days when all boys
think of building and stocking an
aquarium. To my mind there 5 more
FUN To the square inch in gathering
specimens to stock an aquarium. han
thor" is IN almost amy other form OF
collecting
All your specimens are caught
alive. and k"r, alive. ami none of
Thorn suffers If YOU arc careful In
collecting moths and butterflies Won
hay" 10 Kill the dainty creatures to
Toe ahl" I" keep them. and in collcct-
ing birds eggs. YOU have 20 rob tho
poor mother bird Of at least one of
her treasures. ana doubtless make her
feel mighty unhappy.
Just Like Sruw.
Tn" simplest aud. 20 my mind. best
form OF aquarium is the land and
water aquarium. built According to
tho diagram above. Make vori-
table Scow about Eve or six feet long.
This can be done by cutting Two
boards into the shape Of sl.d rum
ncrS. Fig l.
50, these sid" pieces four foe,
apar; and nail two temporary cross
pieces on 10 hold thorn in position
While putting on the bottom. Fig >
sec that the bottom boards 1T snug
= together ami after they are all on.
: is well 10 give tho outside Of tho
bottom coating of hot tar
Get the tar from tho towns roofer.
heat II IN an old tin can over a wool
nrc in tho back yard and smear il
on with mop OF RAGS tied to a
Stick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
WILL RADIUM AT LAST
OPEN The DOOR OF
The GREAT UNKNOWN?

If you are sick and want 10 Get
Well and Keep Well. write for liter
aturc that tells How and Why this
almost unknown and wonderful new
element brings relief to so many suC-
fcrcrs from Constipation. Rhcuma-
tism. SCiatica, Govt. Neuritis, Neu-
ralEia. Nervous prostration, High
Blood Pressure and diseases of the
stomach. Heart. Lungs. Liver. Kid
ncys and other ailments. You wear
pcSncn's ioActivc Solar Fad day
and night. receiving the Radio Active
Rays continuously into your system
causing healthy circulation. over
coming sluScishncss. throwing of
impurities and restoring the tissues
and nerves TO 4 normal condition
and the next thing YOU know you are
getting we'll.
Sold on test proposition. You
are thoroughly satisfied il is helping
YOU before tho appliance is yours
Nothing To do hut wear il. No trou-
hle or expense, and tho most won
dcrful fact about the appliance Is
hat il is sold 80 reasonable that i,
is within the reach of all, both rich
and poor.
No matter how had your aiimen,
or how long standing, We will be
pleased to have you try il at our risk
For full Information, write today
not tomorrow. Radium Appliance Co
-? Bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles. Cal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
Buy Any of These Re-
frigerators on the
Club Plan:
Bohn Syphon
Cold Storage
Bedding Hall
Phillip Levy RefrigeratOrs

The Ynall first payment on our
Club Plan delivers refrigerator
that saves many dollars in ice
bills, food and perhaps big doctor
bills.
The Nationally Advert iscd
makes included in Phillip Lcvy's
Refrigerator Club are built to pre-
serve food-bccause the constant
dry cold" air circulatcs in all
food chambers.
The patented insulation within
the extra walls makes it imposs-
bic for the cold air to escape This
is only one OF the many reasons
why refriGeratorS shown here are
tested and approved by good
housekeeping institutes.
Phillip Lcvy's Refrigerator
Club brings to your home SAN
itary metal lined refrigerator
the snowy white porcelain lining
is easily cleaned-no cracks for
dirt or germs to Turk in.
Any Of the rcfrigcrators listed
above will use less icc--will save
more food-and in this way. as
we'll as in the original low price,
these refrigcrators cost you less.
Another thing, too, you can
trade your old wOrn-Out ice box
in as part payment on a brand
new sanitary refrigerator-gct-
ting n good allowance for il and
still buy on Easy Terms.
Finally. Phillip Levy's - years
Of accumulated thought and judg-
ment and wholesale buying exper-
ienco is bought into" every re-
frigerator on display Every re-
friGerator, whether you pay spot
cash or pay while using it-either
way. you get our iron-clad guar
antee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26
PASTORS APPEAL TODAY
/, FOR R|CHMOND'S NEEDY
Will Urge Their Congregations tn
Rally tn Support Of Assoc
ciatcd Charities.
SITUATION is DESPERATE
Unless Money Is Forthcoming at
Early Date Association Will BE
Forced To Disband. Leaving Many
Families i'm Dire Straits.

Practically every minister in tho
city will today appeal 10 his Concrc-
cation TO lend what aid its members
are able TO afford to the drive now
being made for funds with which Il
continue the work OF the Associated
Charities. The organizations treas
Mry is practically empty, and /; must
hav" money Al once II il is to 30 on
with its various and constantly in
crcasinc activities The situation is
desperate. but it IS believed that tho
appeal ~ the ministers IN bring
ing home to their CONGREGATIONS the
urgent need for relief will have a
salutary effect.
Since January of this year the As
Sociat"d Charities has been called
upon 10 assis; more families than was
the case in the entire previous year.
The 1921 fund amounting TO $4,000,
has been exhausted. and there is still
SIX months 10 so. Many families
whose members, through no fault OF
their own. have been depending upon
the Associated Charities for heln are
in dire circumstances and viii hc
forced tn undergo stan greater suf-
f.rinr !: the charities organization
is forced to diShand.
The Associated Charities has a long
LIST of SIctjy and undcrnourish"h
families - care for. among them be-
inr tho following:
Man out OF work. has good record.
four children ana Wife just out OF
hospital
Woman. earns 50 week: deserted
w huSs and. has two children 10 sup
port: children and mother on vcrr"
"f physical hrcakdown. Associat cd
Charities provides s. weekly; woman
should stop work. because OF health.
Woman physically disabled; no
Wage Garner in tho family; has three
children: Associated Charities gives
regular allowance.
Woman. oauuo; earn enough To- pro-
Vide for herself ami eight children.
Nhn MIL grow up sickly and under
0nurished II Associated Charities
W;hdraws support.
There Is = large number OF other
eases ~ the l-s,, :hc figures showing
mat there : cors.de-2ol gneIrp.oy-
meri IN this City. Nauy steady men
"ith families aye out AZ work. These
men aye coo4 workers and provide
FOR their fam los 10 the hes, @. their
ahilits when they can get iots. l. is
hoped that ;ciays a7Heal by the min
listers NIL 6e the means OF h!!inc
the Golfers of the Associated Chart
ties with q; least enough money 10
carry on It's work for the remainder
al the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

whether the Treasury intended to per-
mt exchange OF German PREPARATIONS
securities. he said:
wen. IL Is quit" possible that the
Treasury conld get better securities
by exchanging some OF the SECURITIES
OF new nations for German bonds :.
England owes $4,000. 00o. 900" SEN
at"r Norris said. ''Do YOU mean to
say we would be asked Ia take Ger
man bonds against this debt and thar
they would be hcttcr?"
NO. MIR. Hoover responded. 81
SAID exchanges might he made which
W"uiu give us better security. No
one proposes that the United states
should exchange good securities ror
less good. so far as l know"
mere ~ marked tendency in
Europe To live on their own foo,, 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Buy your refrigerator now--on the Phillip
Levy Club Plan and get full summers out
of it. The cold dry-air' od-savng circulation
in rcfrigerators will save you enough in dol
lars and cents to pay for your refrigerator while
using it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26


Thia zone. dig Il hole for tho
trouch-likc tank in the shad.est spot
IN tho back yard and after placing
the tank. pack tn. earth we'll around
l. Then get some sand. rocks and
srav", ,avoii salty soashore sandD
and cover tn. hott"m Of the tank.
"uiidin@ "a picturesque little island in
tn" center. N"Nt fill tn. tank with
water aud let it stand for "A day To
clear and settle
Put Plants In.
Meanwhile" YOU can start I" collect
Your specimens First gather all
tn" aquatic plants YOU can. auch as
pickorcl wr"!. COW lilies. arrow
n"ads. huirushcs and tho like. and
plant them in the earth at the bot
tom OF the tank
II YOU can secure enough marine
growth the plant life Will keep sutfi-
cicnt oxygen in the water to make
Il always fresh and YOU will never
nave 10 change tho water in the
,ank
II Is time now to 20 after your
frogs. suniSh. catfish. minors. ;ur-
Ties and almos, any other aquatic
cr"atur" OF tho fresh water variety
will I've c"nrcn,c.ily in this form q!
aquarium and you VIII always hav"
great fan watching them. studying
'hcir actions. and feeding them.
t'opyri=h, 1921 by News paper Enter
pr!sc.D
Next sunday Dan Beard viii toll
girls how TO make baskets from old
straw hats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

sources. and make their harves.
stretch as far as possible through
the year, which Indicates that tho
American farmer must carry here
after his crops for a longer period
through the year because the Euro
p"an demand will only come ut later
months" MIR. Hoover declared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26


the popular Phillip Levy Club PanPeope who could
clear Refrigerator
Phillip Levy Refrigerator Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-26

Buying refrigcrators as we do--CarIoads mt
time-for orr stores in Washington d. c..
Savannah, Ga, and Norfolk, Newport News and
Richmond Nirginiat goes without saying that
we do buy for lesS-much less than the small
one-store merchant and-buying for less We can
sell for less Come in today and see for yourself.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
Prices HaveDeclined

If you trade at the Forage Pot you get the benefit at once. If an article drops in price to- day we change our price today, not week or month from now. We follow the market. Our great volume of business permits us to do this We have no old stock, only fresh clean goods. You get the benefit
Arizona republican., 1921-04-29
FILES ANSWER IN
 SUIT ID DETERMINE
 CONTROL OF FUND

Declaring that he is the lawful owner and holder of the certificate or deposit for s5o0o in the Phoenix savings Bank and Trust company, sneged by state officials to be funds or the Arizona national guard. and has the sole right to possession and 10 receive payment for the same, Snaries w. Harris, former adjutant general Of the state, yesterday through his attorney. c. s. Cunning nam. filed his separate answer and cross complaint to the suit of the Phoenix Savings Bank and Trust company against himself, the state of Arizona, Walter s. Ingalls,. adju- fant general, and Raymond R. Ear hart, state treasurer asking that the superior court decide the rights of the various claimants to the fund and to give the proper directions for pay ment
 The refusal of the bank to pay the certificate, Harris alleges, was made to gratify a wish of the governor to prevent him from receiving his off cial salary as adjutant general of the state. He asks in his cross complaint that the court give him a judgment on the bank for S5100, the s10O repre- ~~a~<A-6 AAAeCiCct AC IlcAtlhS Is due on the deposit.
 In a second answer and demurrer Harris alleges the money was his property alone and only a small amount in his possession was held for the Arizona national guard. The funds. he alleges, had been derived from money acquired by the First regiment of the guard and was placed in his possession as disbursing officer of the guard. Prior to June 13, 1919, he alleges, he paid out large sums from his individual moneys for the use and benefit of the regiment and expected to be -imbursed from funds on deposit in the bank Harris alleges he made these expenditures from his own money in order that the funds of the regiment would be in creased by interest from the bank On June 13, 1919, he alleges, after a long and bitter litigation, he was busted from office and claims that he delivered all money, property and .ef- fects of his office to Ingalls as his successor, likewise, he says, many Of his personal effects were seized and he is unable to determine the exact amount he spent for the regiment from his own funds without the use of his papers. which he claims are held by Ingalls,.