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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
FORTY WARRANTS
ISSUED FOR MINERS
IN WEST VIRGINIA
Charged With Bringing on the
Violent Labor Troubles in
That State.
ALL QUIET ALONG BORDER

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Logan, w. Va. Sept. s.--About forty
warrants have been issued here for
the arrest of men who last week are
alleged 20 have formed part Of the
armed forces whose march ON Logan
county brought Federal troops into
thA West Virginia coal fields
Sie warrants were issued by Magis-
trate Gore. at the instance of John
Chain. prosecuting attorney of Logan
county
Special Grand Jury.
A special grand jury has been sum-
moned for next Wednesday, when, ac-
cording to county officials, the whole
question Of the disturbances in the
eastern part of Logan county will be
Investigated.
Witnesses are being summoned and
IL was stated, an exhaustive inquiry
win be made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
SOLDIER KIDNAPPED.

Belfast, Sept. s.-Prfvate EIobsou ~
tne Essex Regiment. was kiduappe,l
at Brandon, county Cork. yester,,a,r
and Il is claimed the Kidnapping u.,s
carried out By the Sim Feiners a. /.
reprisal measure.
It Is explained that two members
CT the Irish Republican army war,
stopped earlier in the day near Hrau-
Gon bridge by two policemen. VIM
orandished rcvoivers ana tnresterea
the two men. The kidnapping lolioW-
ed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
WINTER STYLES FOR WOMEN.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Chicago. Sept s.-Gay embroider-
les on dark froeks. lacy effects for
evening wear. and striking color COM
binations. with skirts down To ten
inches from the ground, win be char
acteristic of winter styles for women.
according to the Fashion Art League
of America.
Gowns viii be fashioned after the
lines Of the figure. but not form-fit-
ting. the league announced. Sleeves
will be tight from shoulder to elbow,
with a decided aare below.
The new styles viii be displayed at
the annual convention 6 the league.
next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
CONFIDENCE AND coon Spirits.

Dublin, Sept s-Sigus % c1nnfrn~a
and good spirits were AGAIN -
among the sim Fein leaders az fhs
Mansion House here today. TI,Ir
have received knowledge II the t..t..
tents of Prime Minister Lloyd Oaorru-.
reply 20 Eamon de Valera. whiah trni
be made public here this evening ~
the same time. that the note - etvrs
out by the British.
50 FAR as could be iudEod the rrira
leaders were not disturnet - .,-,-
prised BY Mr. Lloyd Georue.s rors.
munication.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Inn WIN Nat cnmnete.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Philadelphia, Sept. S.--Iehiya kuma-
gae. the Japanese tennis star will not
compete in the national tennis cham
pionships which will begin tomorrow
at the Germantown Cricket Club. This
announcement was made today by the
tournament committee, which learned
that the Japanese was taken i'll Mon
day after his Davis Cup match with
William T. Tilden. End
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
NEW PARK LIGHTS.
Bronze Lanterns to Be Erected Ii
Rodney Square.

The bronze lanterns that viii sur
mount the posts of the enclosure OF
Rodney Square have been received al
the Public Building by the Park De-
partment, and iii be placed in posi-
tioh next week, according to Superin-
tendent Mack.
six inches high and nearly two feet
i. 3ian etsr ana will give a finished
appearance TO tie enclosure Of ths
park Wien installs5 and the electri.
lights adjusted in them.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Morris BogIa. Boy. Hurt.

Norris c. Bogia, aged IA. fractured
his left arm below the elbow yester-
day in a fall on Madison street play
ground. The boy had mounted one
Of the amusement devices and became
confused and fell when one of his
playmates mischievously removed the
ladder which led to the top. He was
treated at the office of DR.. ID. l. Nc
Colley, 800 West Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
REVISION OF TAXES
BEING CONSIDERED
Important Matters That VIII Be
Considered at Today's
Cabinet Session.
hy Associated Press to Every Evening.

Ey Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Sept. s.-The whole
subject of tax revision was up for
discussion today, before Secretary
Mellon and the Senate finance COM
mittee.
The committee had before il the
original suggestion made 10 the House
ways and means committee by the
Secretary of the Treasury. the revised
estimates presented after the White
House tax conference, last month, and
the tax bill as passed by the House.
Mr.. Mellon went before the committee
without a prepared statement, but
ready to answer specific questions on
any of those subjects.
For use at the conference and the
future information of the committee
treasury experts had prepared tables
ious sources of taxation as well as
government expenditures. These were
TO be made public after the conference,
which was behind closed doors.
After hearing the Secretary, the
Senate committee will begin its task
of rewriting the House bill. 1t has
been engaged for ten days in con
sidering each section and hearing a
detailed explanation from DR.. T. S.
Adams. treasury tax expert. Decis-
ions on the House proposals have
been withheld pending the discussion
with Mr.. Mellon.
Taxes on Spirits and Beer.
Senator Calder. of New York. to-
day explained 10 President Harding
his proposal for inclusion in the bill
of a tax on distilled spirits and beer.
Senator Calder said he would propose
amendments to levy a tax of $40
per gallon on distilled spirits and IS
per barrel on ESQ per cent alcohol
beer. These new taxes, Senator Cald-
er estimated, would raise s175,o00.-
600 and enable the finance committee
TO solve a hard problem in its revenue
raising work.
President Harding's advice regard
ing the tax was not sought by SEN
ator Calder, who merely explained his
plan TO the executive before Offering
IL formally in the finance committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
ALLEGED MURDERER IN JAIL

by Associated Press to Every Evening.
Richmond. Va, Sept. S.-Dr. VIII
marth Amos Hadley, charged with
killing his wife, whose body was found
in the James river, near here, Decem-
Der 80. 1918. reached Richmond today.
from New Mexico.
He was lodged in the Henrico county
jail to await trial next month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
RAN FoR BIG STAKE.

by. Associated Press to Every Evening.
Hartford, Conn. Sept. S.-Charter
Oak Day at the Grand Circuit meeting
on Charter Oak Park track today. was
featured by a 2;o4 trot for purse of
$4,000. This event was eligible to
horses which had made 2:06 or better
since September 5. and entries were to
be made prior TO the calling Of the
first heat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
RETURNING yACATIONISTS.

Make certain that delivery
service of Every Evening is re-
sumed. Telephone the Circu-
lation Department, or your near
est news dealer.
Complaints regarding delivery
should be made direct to Circu-
lation Department. for only in
this way can same be corrected.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
REPORTED RICH FIND
OF GOLD IN ALASKA
BY Associated press.

Fairbanks. Alaska. Sept. b.
Reports here last night describe
the richest gold strike since
Cieary Creek days along VIII
bur creek. north of here. A
stampede Of miners and pros
pectors was under way inn
mediately.
Adviccs reaching the Fair
banks News Minor by telephone,
mail and in person, indicated
sensational discoveries. Ex-
perts left 10 investigate. The
purported bonanza was n few
miles from Brooks. Details
we're meagre.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
TYPHOID FROM CHICKEN SALAD.
BY Associated Press to EVERY Ryenina

d Etsat7Nfstttl I 15s % ~ IT ? ~ NAEitla
Trenton. N. j.. Sept s.An epi-
demic of typhoid fever in Burlington
county was attributed, today. by the
State Board Of Health to chicken salad
served at a harvest supper in Jacobs
town. July ~.
The boerd stated that 1S5 viruient
cases. involving 116 homes located in
2s municipalities. We're due to the
salad. -Four hundred persons were
served at the supper
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
COTTON RE eoRr.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington, Seat. S.-Cotton IL tha
1921 crop, ginned prior 90 ptombor
I, amounted 70 4s1, ,7SS running bales.
including S6.20S round bales. counted
as half bales. the Census Bureau a.
nou1ced today.
Ginnings last year 20 September l.
mounted to S5l. $50 bales Including
p, ,143 round bales.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Wills Back From Vacation.

Harry n. Willis, chief clerk in the
office of Robert B. Elliott, prohibition
director, in the United States En-
gineer Building, Sixth and King
streets, has returned from a two
weeks vacation at Rehoboth Beach.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Fine Kent County Grapes.

AS an evidence of what Kent county
can do in grape culture, Frank II.
Maloney Of Camden today sent a
hamper Of them to Every Evening.
The grapes are large. healthy and
luscious,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
MEMORIAL TO PILGRIMS
DEDICATED At PLYMOUTH
by Associated Press.

Plymouth. Mass. Sept. B.
The General Society of May
flower Descendants today dedi-
Gated a granite sncophagus as
n permanent memorial TO the
pilgrims--half the Mayflower
bnnd--who died in the colony's
first winter on the plymouth
shore.
The bones of some of the Pil-
grifns which were taken from
the canopy over Plymouth Rock
last December have been de-
posted in the memorial.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
Amusements ronirht

Playhouse =" Uncle Toms Cabin"
Maiestic-"r Old Nest
Queen The Whistle.
AlCliuG-'W Way Down East
Arcadia-"fhe Great Mumcnt"
RialtO--"rhe FrecZc-Out
Sayoy--"rhc Man of the Forest"
Parkway "fndiscucti0n
strand" Broadway aud Home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
MURDERED By BoLsHEyIKI.
sixty-one, Including IS Women Exe-
euted For Alleged Completely In rlol.

BY Associated Press 70 Everz lcvenin..
Riga, Letvia. Sept. S.-sixty-on.
p rsons have been put 20 death hy IA.
Bolsheyilzi, being charged with partlc-
iDation in the recent Petrograd pIot.
according TO the official list printed
in the Pravda OF Petrograd. Amone
them were sixteen women. most IL
whom were accused Of shelteriag male
participants in IL plot.
Others executed included Prince
Constantine Toumanon. aged %. ana
Prince Sergius Oukhtomsky. aged s5.
the latter being a widely known
sculptor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
weather Forecast.

By Associated Press 70 Every EVeniaK
washington. Sept S.-Forecast for
Delaware:
Fair tonight and Friday mild tenn
peraturc; gentle 90 moderate northeast
and east winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
LARGEST CROWD OF
WEEK EXPECTEDAT
STATE FAIR TODAY
Bright Sunshine. Races and
Big Exhibits Prove Magnet
to DelaWareans.
SUSSEX co. IN EVIDENCE
-BIG THURSDAY AT
DEIAW ARE STATE FAIR

Sussex county day and Poll
ticians day.
Demonstrations by Sussex
county children.
Harness races. vaudeville,
hand concerts.
Tonight
Running races.
Vaudeville and band concert.
Fireworks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08

Tomorrow at this time many people
viii nave got what they want by
reading today's classified ads,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
WTAM|NES IN FOOD
HELP TO CALVES
When Fed TO Hens Sparingly
Tend to Bring Forth Weakly
Chicks, Say Chemists.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
New York, Sept. S.--Adsulxi. or ORR
entail beans and vitamines came in
for discussion. today, at the various
Society at Columbia University.
sessions of the American Chemical
The adsuki bean, which is prac-
ticaliy new in the United States. was
declared 10 be superior in protein
matter to the old fashioned navy
bean, or its big brother, the lima
bean. The subject was taken up in a
paper prepared by d. Breese Jones, A.
J. F'inks and c. E. j. Gersdorff of the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington. The paper declared
that the bean lacked, however, suf-
ficiency of the important sulphur
bearing acid crystine, and should be
served with foods such as eggs, milk
and meat.
Food That Blinds Calves.
Vitamines were discussed in two
papers, one by Professor j. S. Hughes.
of the Kansas State Agricultural Col
iege, Manhattan, Kansas, declaring
that calves nursed by cows that were
fed on food containing a small per-
centage of Vitamtnes We're Hkely TO
go blind. He described experiments
carried on at the agricultural college
to prove his point. and declared they
showed that while cows that ate few
vitamines might produce fairly
abundant supply of milk, the quality
was so poor that it was not adequate
food for their young.
MIR. Hughes said vitamines in hens
food had a great effect upon the
quality of chickens hatched from their
eggs. Low percentage of vitamines
means a low percentage of strong,
healthy chickens. he declared, while
experiments proved that the hen fed
with food containing plentiful sup
ply of the invisible food factors
usually became the mother of husky
chicks.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08
nAzLETOS's CONDITION GOOD.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Charleston. W. Va Sept. s.-Cor-
poral Alexander c. Hazleton OF VII
mington. Del, fifth and only surviv-
ing member of the airplane crew, was
reported at Coal Valley Hospital
today to be doing nicely"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-08

Have you tried Clover Dairy But.
teri Telephones l5s0-l541.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WINCHESTER BOYLSLODGED
IN JAIL BY SHERIFF FOR
STANDING UPON HIS HEAD
fIileen-l ear-Old Youth Alarms Whole Town bv
Walking on His Hands and Executing Other
Stunts OF Boy Life

pense ana on arriving; found no less
than 700 men surrounding the house
and pceping in the Kitchen windows
The officers entered with drawn re
vo!"ers. followed by the crowd.
BY that time the Vines bog had
fallen asleep az a table. and was
snoring when awakened by the
sheriff. who demanded AN explanations.
The boy insietcd that his bean" was
all right. and that hc only had been
reading and looking "a; pictures OF the
days OF real sport In the ncwspapers
:.''len the idea came to do some of The
stunts other boys do. When Madisan
saw the lad walking on his hands
and standing on his head he conclud-
eel, he said. the boy had lost his mind
and thought the sheriff should be
called
Sheriff Pannctt said today he was
more inclined to arrest the crowd
than the boy. but would hold the lat
ter until state reform school au-
thor!ties indicated whether they
wanted him returned TO tina, institu
ton. Vines said he was from PAGE
County. Va. and that he had been
working in apple orchards in the
Winchester district unit! carly last
winter. when he began working for
Madigan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
WILL TRY TO INCREASE
TAXES IN PETERSBURG
iousc-to-liouse Canvass Will BC
Made and Valuation Placed
by ASSESSORS.

Special to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBtIu;. Feb. l6.--With
twelve assessors working the six
wards OF the city. the personal prop
crty assessment of Petersburg WAS
begun today In AN effort to increase
III. assessment. At the present time
IN" PERSONAL property assessment in
fc'"rsburg liz the lowest OF any city
IN the STATE" ii being s. per capita.
n c-to-hoUsc canvass Viii be
made by the assessors and the Ealua :
non Of III" personal property placed
ny The officials instead OF allowing
heretofore. through inspection %!
ohch house VIII be made 10 place the
value Of the personal property.
The new plan is expected to in
cease the assessment fully 900 per
cont ana hundreds Of automobiles.
IiFtcG VIII Ice found, IL IL believed.
Members Of The Real Estate Tax
I'aycrS' League and other real .a-
tate owners In the city. claiming that
~" recent assessment of real estate
mere waa unjust ana out of reason,
tax r;,i"
NJ the present time individuals who
haze grievances against the prop
.rty assessment have had TO GO to
Judge j. NJ Muli"n OF the Hus,inr
tests from several hundred real cs-
tate owners throughout the city the
move TO ask for relief from the coun-
ell wns started
In many Instances the assessment
Of property here WAC increased over
iuo per cent. and In the majority Of
cases the valuation was greatly in
creased.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
Ellis Gains 25 Pounds by
Taking Tanlac and Is
K estored to Perfect
Health-Believe 1t Saved
His Life.

III tho pcopl" who nave sutfcrcd
ana tried other medicines until they
are downilcartcd and discouraged
only knew what Tanlac has done for
me they would lose no time in get
ting bottle" declared +. T.. Ellis.
the well-known building. papering
and painting contractor. living at sol
Word ST. Southeast, Roanoke.
Honestly" said Mr.. Ellis. Il don't
believe would bc alive today IL |
hadn't taken TaninC. | used TO think
all the statements about this mcdi-
cicnc were exaggerated. but now I
never doubt anything good / read or
hear about 1t. Two or three years
ago my appetite weakened and be-
gan TO fall of In weight and Strcnrth
From that time on | grew steadily
worse and got so | hardly ate any
'hinS- suffered 80 from i,alpitation
thought my heart was affected. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ADOPTED SON TO INHERIT
FORTUNE OF J. /. GRUBBS
Luther Virgil Lucas Wns RAISED ny
Wealthy Couple, Who Died
RcCcniIN.

ISDocial o Thr T!mos- Dlspatch /
LtkAI. VA. Feb i:-Thr adop-
Non OF Luther Virgil Lucas. son Of
Ezra Lucas. now Of I.appahSnuoC,<
county. several years ago Il resident
OF i.uray, by the late James l.. Gruh,.s
ana wife rs their own enid. the pro-
cr'!inSs taking a legal form in the
rag" county Court abou; eleven
years ago. is the means by which the
boy. not more than /. years OF age.
comes into possession Of Il comfor-
table fortune in the shape az the wall
U"p.c tFubta farm. three miles south
east OF Luray. and in one of the
Nca ithicst sections OF i'a.c County.
M;. and Mrs. GruhbS died ahou.
,nrc" weeks ago. la addition to the
iruhhs farm. II is believed thai ;ho
hoy VIII get all Of tho other vaiu-
ah!cs hclonGing 10 the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Grubbs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
ROANOKE CONTRACTOR
TELLS OF BIG change

Was so nervous ana my hand shooi.
so could hardly hanGl. the blue
prints uscu in my contracting work.
] dreaded for bedtime 10 come. for
sleep was almost out of the question.
Finally. had to xiv. up and take
to my bed. where lay Hat OF my
back for six months ana my suffer
ings were beyond description My
wife and children were terribly wor-
ried over my condition and actually
thought my tim. had come
We'll. my wife finally got me Ia
taking Tanlt1c. and the iirs; bottle did
IN" so much good ! got another. and
then another until had taken sin
bottles. ard by that time was a wei
man and didn't have AN ache or =
pain OF any kind. | actually game,
twenty-five pounds in weight and fell
as well as I had before my trouble.
began. That was two years ago. ant
| haven't had "A return of my trouble.
TO this good hour. Words can't cX,
press my gratitude To Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by tn,
Ira gle Drug Co. Grant Drug Go
stores. 6, w. Eaton. 10th and Ven.
able; Eurion's Drug Store. 1900 Yves,
| cary: in Chester by Chester phnr,
macy. and in Toano by Banks Drug
co.-AGV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

received speaking OF the great bcnc-
fits derived from the use OF Plant
Juice
one OF the most recent statements
made concerning :his much discussed
preparation is that of MIR. W. w.
Allen. OF No. 1907 North rwcnty-iirst
street. Richmond. n popular engine
inspector in the employ of the {. &.
.. Halfway Company, who has wide
circle o! friends in ;his city. He said.
For The past 1--WE years | have
hccn troubled with my stomach 7
was bloatcd with gas, which ca,Isod
me terrible pain especially after cat
me my meals. and had dreadful indi-
scstion. could hardly eat anything
an" what little did eat did me no
good whatever ! could not sleep n,
night and felt weak and all RIM
down. Since taking Plant Juice
have no more pain. sleep well and
am able TO eat my meals with n
relish. am certainly glad to recon-
mend Plant Juice to others"
Plant Juice is sold Richmond nj
Tragle'sprug Store.
Plant Juice is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man, and In
Chase City by tho Chase City Drug
Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
NORFOLK BALLOON LANDS
IN NEW ENGLAND CITY
Wind shifted, Taking NAVAL Aero
nnuts Several Hundred Mites
put of Coarse.

IIV AsgOCiatcd PrcsN.!
MERiDEN, CONN. Feb. ia bal
loon with tire. passengers from the
naval station In Norfolk. Va. made
a safe landing on Il farm in the west
section of M"ridcn this noon. The
balloon left Norfolk yesterday on a
short trip. but the wind shifted and
carried the balioonists north. and
last night the huge bag WAS still
making rapid progress.
The balloon was In command OF
Lieutenant :. y. WoodfOri, and his
Conpai. IONS were l.icut.uants y. r.
Scwcll and J u. Worthington. They
said they suffered no serious dis
comforts on the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
BAPTISTS WILL BUILD NEW
CHURCH IN PETERSBURG
I:diticc To Cost so .TUfp-Work OF
breaking Ground Has Aircad.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG VA. Feb. ia
new church. costing 10000. viii bc
erected by the Monumental baptist
Church on iIalifaN Street. near th.
present small church. Authority for
the erection Of the church and iinan-
C!al support of the project have been
given by the local Baptist council.
Tn" first ground for the new cdi-
fec was broken yesterday afternoon
and work Will be rushed to compile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17

state their ages az being 81 years OF
age or over without giving theIr
exact age.
An amendment by Representative
McMilian. of Charleston. to the efrcet
hhat the measure apply only to
thcaters patronizcd wholly BY one
race. either white or black. was acs
I"pted. Theatcrs whose galleries ara
devoted to negroes. therefor, will nor
e0nc under the PROVISIONS OF tho act.
Inc bill now goes to the Senate. Na
the Senate adJourns mt the end ~
next week and tho legislative dockot
Is, crowded TO capacity, It is Thought
Ilk"ly that the Jim Crow motion
iiousS, will be laid aside in the upper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CANDIDATES MUST STATE
STAND ON ENFORCEMENT
Anti-SnIoOn League VIII Enter Poll
tfcS AEnin, Says Announce
y Associated prcss.a

WINCHESTER. VA. FEB. lG.-A!l
candidates for public office in Vir-
Ein!a from Governor down to con
stable are to be asked By the state
Amti-Saloon League to define their
position relative TO Law enforcement
before primaries or conventions are
held. according to john W. Roscn-
berger, who attended recent con
ference % Anti-Saloon League officers
and members N LynchburE.
Questioning of candidates hereto
fore has been done ~ general way.
but this year II Is proposed to make
the questions more specific and ask
for detailed replies. These replies
are Ia b. published by the league. IL
WAS statSI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-17
CHILDREN FIND FORTUNE
HIDDEN UNDER CHURCH
Shtrhr' Containing Cash and Jcwclry
Sioich from communicable
iinpk ut NccdNiIlr.

,.... 7 - .NHHVGIdI"V 1'Fra-. 7
kEt.liNIil.:. VA, Feb. 10. - y
satchc! contiuiag sl5.50u in cash ana
Liberty bonds and $4,000 in jcwclry
hns been found hy children under tho
steps of q church here and identified
as part OF ~" loot from tho Common
wealth tank. which was robbed and
burned January 80.
hechuSe 81 the destruction Of all
bank records in the fire the extent OF
IN" banks loss ncVar has been def
nitcly determined. but estimates place
1t at from S2j.O0O to $4,000 No arr
lcStS hnNa hcnn rniil.