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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-11-17
MISTAKEN FOR
DEER, KILLED
Wisconsin Hunter Loses Life
In the Woods

Baromet, Wis, Nov. 17.-Christian
Hanson, 20, was shot and instantly
killed yesterday when Robert Brown,
veteran huntsman, mistook him for a
deer. Brown said he thought Han
sens gun was the horn of 2, deer:
Rhinelander, Wis, Nov. 17.-Anton
Benlow 4( of Clintonville, Wis. was
instantly killed last night when rifle
fell from wall in his tent and ex-
plOded
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-11-17
Today's Weather

For Twenty-four hours ending Nov
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-20
Theatrical
ALLAN DWAN IN "a BROKEN
DOLL. AT THE BlJou TO-DAY

Allan Dwan's newest comedy-dramai
"A Broken Doll" which comes to the
Bijou Theatre today, is replete with
thrills and attractive bits of excite
ment. The action takes place in one
night and particularly beautiful night
effects of a rain storm carry out the
mood of the story.
The story concerns chap who sets
out to buy a new. doll for . little cir
whose toy he haplessly broke. He is
mistaken for an ex-convict and finds
himself in all sorts of difficulties but
as one trouble piles on top CT another
his only thought and desire is to get d
new doll. II is full of charm and drol
lery and contains no end of fun. Ro
nance. excitement, pathos and humoi
are some of the ingredients which Al
Ian Dwan has mixed in his most skin
ful manner. Some Of the thrills show
the hero throwing wild steer just as
II charges down upon tiny child: a
leap from elf onto horse and rider
who are passing below; and dash
OFF of bridge BY horse and its rider
The story Is such clean. refresh
ling aud amusing type that il will
please al ages and send them away
with smile.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-20
HE is LOOKING EN- OVER AGAIN

Eight years OF stomach and rver
trouble reduced me to walking lskel-
eson. MY skin was dried up and as
yellow as III iyepty.dollar gold piece
was filled with gas and had severe
pains in my right side. could not
think and had lost all ambition 70 do
anything. Doctors medicine did not
touch me. .dy cousin advised Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. which snatehea
me from the grave. have gained
sixty pounds, eat like a hired man
and am looking EN- over again. IL Is
simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucas from shs
kAalsas Jos 49, aaAsgSs ~ .nllaltF
nation which causes practically al
stomach. liver and Intestinal ailments
Gnclu3ng appendicitis. one desc viii
convince o. money refunded. sold by
al druggists
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-20
the EFFlclENT WOMAN.

We hear great deal nowadays
about the efficiency OF women. In the
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
novels OF fifty years ago. who ever
heard woman praised for her execu.
tive ability, force and energy, in the
sense that It is used today? The frail,
delicate, helpless ideal of womanhood
has passed away. How Is 1t possible
To measure up 10 the ideals of mod.
ern womanhood? In the first place,
we must keep our bodies IN the best
possible condition.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Have an ice cream and cautsI0upe ar Ne''o~'s summer garden.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
NEWS AROUND THE WATERFRONT ANN IN AND ABOUT HE HOTELS.

Mary CouIcy is also bound from the south for the interior Fairbanks being her destination
 Mir. Ted Olson. a bro.her-H-'aH n. \. G. Hanson of Hatuos. is I...- long trip. He will sail down the Yukon as far as Nome when ho wa take a steamer north 10 the town .. Candle. Here be v.G sE.a1 .". long winter nights and the short winter days of the north in taao.- ing the natives and whites ot '.# euterprising town tho rudtweu.s O. education.
 Nr Olson has taken ..rae Ea..s work in the University of Waz..ue- gou. and beIuE on a visit Go Ha.a.z this opportunity oC teaching for a year came Un and Eo so.g05 .-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
l--r I,EINNES EnYNL-

Tho Princess Royal Capt. s H. nrwf-rou reached port We5uosdaN murnfr at Caw minutes before ', o'clock She brought over ono hun Irau passengers to this port most. af whom were tourists. A t~atnload took the trip to Bennett and the T.su Arm umarouud. These will return this afternoon in time to catch tho Royal outbound
 Those registered from the Royal at tne Golden North are as follows. Elizabeth A. Smith. ". R Post. and Mrs. Post. F. l.. Procter. and P. .1l Proctor. Ida skinner. W. B. An do-sou and Mrs Anderson. Mrs. Clara Redgate. who is on her way ta Dawson. l.. Peterson and Mrs. Pet er,on.
 Mrs Holmes Wheeler. wife of To-Hort Wheeler. manager of the White Pass and Yukon Route. ntth Evelyn and Mike. Jr. will ho pas sa.ears on the Princess Royal They have boon visiting SEagway and WMJoho~so and Atln. for several weeks during the summer vacation
 Roy. Leo. Walsh. who has haou y.stma with Father Edgar Gallant of rhc local Catholic church for the summer with Nr. Wilhelm. will TO- turn to Mount Angel where 2Ir. Walsh is a 0r0tess1r.
 Mrs. Jane Thu-*rur will Ira~o sraeway on .na Royal tonight for nor old Hom" uoar Providence. E. | rcr mother IS in poor health and Mrs Tnurstou is eojug east t' take care or her. Mrs. Thursrn has live oa aa SGaeway for 8 uumGor ut years aud win he missed here.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Among the passengers that arriv- ed on She Princess Royal and who are making their home at the Puueu House gre:
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Harmon. Mans field. Ohio: Jacob D. N. Scharz. Gin cirnau: Miss Edna |. Dugau. Wells vile. O. lIr. Michal Ryan. East Lfsertord. O.: Miss Clara B. Gregg. and Miss Mary Helms, SteubenwIle. Ohio. Margaret Sinneu, Calgary. Alta: Miss Mary McIsaac. Letherid.e Alta: II. A. FrcelinEsdorf, and Mrs. TrceHugsdorC, and son. St Louis. J. J. Mustard ad Mrs. Mustard. Olym- nta. Wu.: Miss Grace c. McCrackeu. SrouheuyilIe. O.! Mrs. Geo. s. Sheets. and Mrs. Cora p. Gounny. Lansing; F. W. Smith and Mrs. Smith. New Tor, City.
 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Snow. were arrivals from Dawson on last nights tram. They are guests of the Gol- dan North.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Mrs. F. F. Hermann. Mrs. Herr mann. and Mrs. c. M. Leghorn made the round trip on the Peterson yes terday. While in town they called at the Alaskan office, as Mr. Herr mann is at the present time on the Capital stan at Juneau. Mir. and Mrs. Hermann are spending a vaca- tiou in Haines. They returned to Haincs on the Peterson late last night.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
.fu. U.L GIVING J3.
...r -.. ... n.... ou rnr Verge

-..ar -.. ... r.... 0u rnr Verge
 ... .. ....- ... miserable
 .... .... ...-. ..~. al. day.
 .. ..... hurts r.
 ... H..... dizzy spells.
 .. ...... ...... .r. 6.s.r".-rl
 ... .. I'll. e..n ..n kidneys ... .. 1T. ..... n. .r .-
 ... ". ....a... Kidneys mood.
 Is. ..-aa ..d proven kidney
 N.. endorsed ... uom.s ud-
 .... #-. r..."n. r>-- o-ard Nra. >.. Pedro. .a.. says. - can recommend m.ar- Kidney Pills .... rrm..a-r- know they wi. Ga w.a. .s s.~.. ..r them. My kidneys wa.a v..a and had dull H.sa...ns and felt tired and had no a..... ".. headaches made nc mls..... and my kidneys acted .na frequently u. caused mo much e.- aaEan.. .... n- nnan.s Kidney nUs ... H... ..am. They heIpad ma r.aa. aw.. and ] continued to use r.om ur" was cured of all signs .. fEa ru...a"
 Price .... II. .. dealers Don't simply ask .ar a kidney romady. get naars N.6r.. r|.sEha same that Mrs N.u.mar had. FastarNfrun "n. NEa-s. U."ara.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
mn --L----L

Capt $. E urm'#.... ... ... Enarear Hu O. r.r ",....s "... !. in aomwr. with ,... a.a.s a.. Woaagadav 5n -.. r.r...... -.... ou A B mountain n. ....-- .. port a good find O. n.r-.s. r...... .fu views from Tho a.--a- r.... as you climb r.a #u and . -... n..- ftahla form O. exercise ..-. . ... aseanr and r.a a.-sart .. rho ....- tain
 Both a-.5 .r. ..-.. ....... ..-. with rra ma ..-. tr..w-..... .. berries and arc r.rr. tn ...--.r of thr many memories w".. r cluster around t-a ra.a r-.s -... will eat from their pals a. ...... this winter
 They are n.arr.-a . second .-a . the future.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
~uT, rr~v OF ~r,-r

The g.rg n. Sua.... ". -.. Line came into uar. ...- about truv-th.rsg WI. a-... . scuEers uostl. tourists ". .. tons of frc.sa. h .u.... n. ... passengers are taking t.0 .... ... and will return to town -u".--." ." time for tae sar.ns .. -.0 @r..... She will leave Saaaw.E 8. ... Friday.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Miss Virginia Wcs, of Wh50nharso came in on the train last night Miss West is sou,hhowd on the Princess Royal tonight
 Nr. and Mrs. E. J. B. Sshubrmg wero incoming passengers on the train last night They aN5Docg to leave town for tho states today.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Blanche Ragodal was an incomme passenger on the City of Seattle. Miss Bagodal is a guest at the Golden North hotel and is bound for Fair banks. She will leave tomorrow for the interior
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25
M, CmrT m a 70 fl Davs

Druggists ra-urd money # TAZ0 OINTMENT fails 70 cure Itching. Blind. Bleeding or T-ot-ud.us Piles.
 instantly relieves It1.f0g Piles. and E.r can get -asr.u' sleep after first
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Dr and Mrs. R. 8. .rr". n. 4.- Francisco. Calf. Wore -...-. arrive aIs m Sh.gwav Tra- sa. .... 4. the future oE SaaaWar and s. .... they had splendid trip mort. ... will como again They also ...--.- iu and r...a..-.# 8. E.n N......
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

l.. n. Henderson and Mrs. Houdev- son arrived in Skagway on the City of Seattle and arc stopping at the Golden North hotel Prof HeDdor- son is making his annual trip to SEagway Co look into the school sit nation
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

a-.u.e rEn passengers r.ar are -.onatmg 30, the Portland hotel are.
 Miss D. Y. Kennedy F. c. La- -f.rr. of Juneau. K. \. Nathar, b.. H. u..sau. Johannesburg. South Ar -oa. Geo #~aut. Vancouver. and u~. $. Hau Young. Mrs. Gibbons. and -.. ~...n.. uC England
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

A A NuN.~ Mrs #. ...-., Mrs W Huston. and Mrs. . ...". all of Winnipeg. Man.. "... .-.... in Skagway on tho Er..0.- H"... ... took the excursion train tn ....... yesterday While ia Town .I.. s.... ped in and rol.a-.rad &. r.. ....... office.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

... -.... ..-.s. ..6 In. #"Esa
 ....... .".. ....5ar See
 ..- .....s s-T.--".
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

Are Ton in mind .0- Alpine ..". excursion r.r Saturday. "..- SEaewagan who can got ana. .- .... date should war. !. . r.... r. .. Treat voa-saIt rr ar. Q. ..a -.. times vuu have arar lad and ... inc ,IuI nrt over n. aid u.#.. .... arc extending for r-a o.ra-n...- n. the new suspension hu.-. .. .... avenue.
 Tho train wi" ...na IT.. n....-.. station at a.00 ar ~.n--.. ..-.. in tho avarsra r.n-. E.-... II. stop on ar Log Canm win .... ... opportunity r- G...- a.
 By a special arrara.~.r. w... ... White Pass. a r.au..r meal viii Tn. served al Bonnet. 5.r s.--..... cents. In order that -.m.-..a.. may he made for ar .Ease E.s-rr to secure rnSa luncheon nt Bennett meal ueEa.s must tro procured .- -.. White Pass Ticket oafer h..rra ... train leaves
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-25

F.. r... -.H- ..r per .... .. ... .... Mrs N.n
 Ls.gu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
NAME KERR TO POST IN
SOUTHEASTERN EXPRESS co.
WIS for Last Four Years Assistant
General Freight Agent of the
Southern NatINuy.

Especial to Tn" Times Dispatch.l
DANNli.LE. VA, March lJ.--An-
uouuccmcnt waS mad" this afternoon
at headquarters OF the Southern
hallway. northern division, OF the
appointment Of George " Kerr as
traffic manager Of the Southeastern
Express Company. Mr.. Kerr. for the
past four years. nag been assistant
general freight agent Tor tn. South
.rn.
j. ". Bray has been appointed to
succeed Mr.. Kerr In the position nc
has just left. Mr.. Bray has been di-
vision freight agent at Greensboro.
The following appointments also
were made: Z. Wright, formerly dis
trict freight agent al Atlanta. to be-
come assistant general freight agent
there. ". L. Turner, to be division
freight agent AT Greensboro succeed
ing Mr. Bray. Hamilton baxter to Toe
division freight agent at Norfolk.
succeeding MIR. Turner; l.. X. RAIDER.
formerly chief CLERK IN the ofic" OF
freight traffic manager at WaSL Lang
ton. % be commercial agent At Wash
luSton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
CUT THIS OUT
Old ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TARRH, CATAKHHSE DEAFNESS
NOISES

II you know of some one who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness
mead noises or ordinary catarrh. cut
out This formula and hand it TO them
saving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. In England sci
entists for a long time past have rec
oEniZed that catarrh is II constitu-
tional disease and necessarily re-
puircS constitutional treatment.
are liable TO irritatc the delicate air
passages and force the disease into
the middle ear, which frequently
means total deafness. or else the dis
ease may be driven down the air
passages towards the lungs. which is
epnhiiy as dangerous. The follow
ing formula. which is used extern
sively In the damp English climate. is
4 constitutional treatment and should
prove especially cnicacious to SUI
tcrcrs here who live under more ia
Vorabie climate conditions:
secure from Your druggist ounce
or fnrmint double strengtm. Take
hot wat:r and little granula ted
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times day. This
VIII often bring quick relief from
distressing head noises. CIogEed
nos'riis should open. breathing be
the Inflammation in the eustachjan
tubes Is reduced. Parmint used in
this way acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system
and has tonic action that helps 10
nbta IN the desired results. The prem
and is pleasant TO take. Every pcr-
son who has catarrh or head noises
or is hard OF hearing should give
This treatment trial,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
MAY SET ASIDE RECORD
DAMAGE SUIT VERDICT
s5U.oo0 WAS Awarded In bittrri!
Fought Princess Anne tn>e
Charging betrayal.

Especial o The Times. Dispatch.I
NORFOLK VA. March i5.--One OF
the largest vcrdicts ever returned IN
d, damage suit in "A state court IN
Virginin-rivcn in tho Princess Ann.
circuit Court Saturday night-mhy
bc SGT aside by Judge H. -. Waite.
motion to SGT asid. and grant NJ"
trial being maj" by JudE. WILCOX,
Of defense counsel Argument OF tn.
motion is TO be heard at a da,c So,
10 Dc hNed.
: The verdict was returned after a
.tVo DAYS trial. in which sensational
Testimony vas heard, involving al
legged betrayal OF Annie Moore.
daughter ot Mrs: Allie Wo9dhouse,
and conspiracy 10y l.. 6. Balm. a
wealthy Portsmouth business man;
uis wife Emma Balm. ana Arthur
Conrad, who were joint defendants.
Mrs WOouhousc was plaintiff. She
brought suit Cor S5V.u00, charging be-
ltrayaI by Ba :. 81 her daughter. The
'Suii WAS filed IN the princess Anne
court last November.
/, was bitterly fought and many
exceptions noted II ,hc verdict IS
laustaiued hy Judge White. the de-
.J"nGaut VIII appeal 10 tn" state SUI
emo Court Of Appeals al Richmond
Ills stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
R. H. MANN CONTESTS
REMOVAL FROM OFFICE
President OF south Side Virginia Fair
A-sOrintIon Obtains InJunr-
ton From Judge SOuthnlI.
Special to Th" Times Dispatch.
lbI,,I L. ID :IlI,RI. Ni-.rnh l., Nh. -.

Special To TIL" Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. March i5.-Richard
~. Mann. president OF the South Side
Virginia Fair Association. Of this
city. having obtained an injunction
from Judge SOuthali restraining the
board OF directors % tho fair assoc
ciat!On from removing him from Of
nee. no action VIII II" taken by the
board until the matter is argued be-
for" Judge Mullen OF April !!
meeting OF the directors Of the
association wili be held Thursday
hui aolely for the purpos" of calling
Il meeting OF the stockholders
Mr. Mann was requested hy the
board OF directors 30 resign. follow
ing his stand on the acceptance. Of
the Guys demands for 81 per cent Of
IA. association stock. and that the
iair be controlled by the city. He
refused TO resign and obtained an in
junction from tn. court to prevent
the other directors from removing
MN from Office. Mr.. Mann and three
"thcr directors were opposed 10 ac-
ceptins the citys demands and
wanted dissolution rather than ac.
ccpt them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
|M0ONSH|N|NC ENT|CES
MEN FROM FARMS BRAME
Leagues Bearing Fruit, How
ever, "Dry" Officials Say.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANVlLLE, VA. March l5.--'rhc
formation of law ana order leagues
iin the Southern States is beginning
20 bear good results" declared 5. X.
lErarnc. head of the revenue officers
Ia Virginia and adjoining States. to-
day. Alr. Bramc Is attending Fed
era! cnur, here.
lie said however. that he could
~" no definite Improvement in some
quarters of rural virginia ana thIt
I'mooush!ninr," because OF tn" ihrE.
trUnts In it, was attracting EOoi
fnauy men who otherwise would be
Turning. III" cooperation already
afforded the law enforcement oihcrrS
I by the leagues Mr.. Bran. continued
I. ALREADY is showing results, but u"
indicated that the government IL
.orcly hampcrcd by AN insufficient
/, force.
The revenue derived from Illicit
liquor deals Is 50 large as u" refhl'
tnc bloCk8drrs 30 perfect ara organ :
'iHhtion which Is q vcrlthniH nrhhc"
\ rho stills hav. their outoosts ana
4 Signaling code the rural tcl"!hon"
, lines arc used To advanths" ny
fratcrnizr with tn" differs h.ims
:bio to give hints as 10 prosperity.
raidr
Tho officer declared further tina, ii
!, Us largely uow "a matter of cD-opcr;i :
: tjnn ny the communities as 10 whrth +,
or tn" evil shat! y. curbcd. ii" paid
, ., warm tribute TO Judges Carr and
webb. tn Nprih caroliud, and init-
..ntcd that the Sorth Carolina eitua :
Mon is better than that in Virginia.
Referring To alleged "Gorts 10 cX-
nose tho alleged liquor ring In Roa :
iuokc. n" declared that tn" officers APP
ipnrcnilv singled out are working I'M
der him and n. characterized pro-
Seedlings AS "a tr!tinc-up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
TRAVEL HALF WAY
FUND WORLD TO TESTIFY
Civ Evidence In Case az Nor
i Men no. tmprrSon:ttin' DRY
! it:crt~. It.iGcd Japanese, SAip.
{ Special ~ The Times D!spatCE.l
I Or i!nIk Va MnrrM l5.--COm :

~ Special ~ The Times D!spatcH.l
Z? ORFDLk. VA. March t5.--Com-
; 1 h"!t-way . around IN wor!d Z, to
\, ar "a hnlf-dOEcu members Of
z 4 crew al The Japanese snip kaishO
J Jru The! ar" expected 10 reach
F5rfolk tomorrow. having left Ncw
Jrieans on the last les of the long
Journey last night. They are III GUS
rody Of un!,cd States Immigration
agents.
The Japs are wanted as witnesses
in the case OF several Norfolk men
- hG are alleged 10 have impcrsonat"d
prohibition agents and 10 have ra!dcd
nc kaisHo Ntaru last November Will.
she was at Il dock here. During the
raid Hadi SaSaki. a member oil the
crew. was killed. The ship had sailed
before the alleged siaycrs were ar
rested, ana was not ovcrtakcn until
She reached Honolulu. II is from
mat port the witnesses are coming
for In, trial:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
ARREST SUPPOSED ROBBERS
IN ALLEGED STOLEN AUTO
Prinonrr> Taken Srnr FrrdrrI,.ks-
burg said {" Have Confessed
several iiUrginrics.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; VA. March
Tile c'tptdr" OF two supposed
highNhymcn was effected in this
city. when officers held up a stolen
autOmobil" on the Free Bridge and
placed under arrest Two men Oc-
cupants. After cross questioning on
tn" pant OF the police. the men are
said to have confessed 10 the theft
OF AN automobile in Newark. y. j..
robbery OF a general merchandise.
stor. at Lor;on, Fairfax County;
rlu!ng OF cOttai;" near Garrison
vile. stafford County, and breaking
into tn. store OF ]. Mccaila, Boul-
ware " son. ia this city, and app!o-
printing automobile supplies.
they gave their names as Charles
McNauy and Albert DcBauu. 81:
Newark, -. j. The two mrn were
taken 10 Stafford Courthouse Mon
day evening and indicted. plead
guilty and each sentenced TO serve
three years ia State pcnit"ntiaf y
ly Judge Chichester. all within 1t few
hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
PLAN IMPROVEMENT OF PIKE
GEORGETOWN TO lEES8URG
Ruad From Langley Ia Drnncsrilir
VIII lie UrSurtarrd-il0ld
Highway Meeting.

ISDtHIiI ~ IIt 7 IIII'0 DIS I'iIVU. ]
pURcELbNlLLE, VA, March ID
.i'lanS are being made TO Improve In"
iGeorgctowu- LccSburg PIKE. The road
from Langley TO Drancsvillc is To be
rcSurfac"d.
Colonel Robert ". Harper. of Wash
,iuston. presided a; meeting held
at the Potomac savings Bank IN
| Washington in the interest OF til.
proposed plan 10 put the road in good
Condition. y number pledged them
selves TO sell sufficient stock To raise
Sod.0o0, necessary 10 carry on the
project.
.,S soon as the road is Improved. a
Number OF motorists Will take this
route. but III the condition II now
y no one travels ii except those
who are absolutely compelled to do
so. This pike is one OF the oldcs;
roads in this section OF Virginia. and
is replclc with rhetorical nsSOciat ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
GASSED VETERAN MAY DRINK
ALL LIQUOR HE CAN GET
Condition Saves Ashley From Con
sequences OF Alleged Violation
OF Prohibition Law
!!Snsclnl % The Times D!snatch

L.
NORFOLK. VA. March l5-Boing
sassed on battlefield In France
saved q. W. Ashley. world-war vet :
Jury for an alleged violation of the
Mapp act today. II also caused "A
gallon OF liquor that Was taken from
mas nome when he was arrested last
H!Sht TO be restored 10 him. Further
more. ne was given Il permit. signed
by Acting Police Justice Wilcox. TO
Transport his liquor through the
streets from police headquarters TO
his home.
Ashley. defense was that n. was
not making the liquor for sale. and
mat he did not HAY" 1T for sale but
t"r MS cwr use. It's use by him. he
asserted. Was necessary He was
tOid by physicians that. to Offset the
effects OF his "gassinE." IL was ncccs-
sAry to drink all the liquor he could
got.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
NORFOLK BUSINESS MAN
FOUND WITH THROAT CUT
Charles W. Koolagc. Head OF iIub-
crtiaslicry Firm, Bclicvc., To Have
Committed Suicide.
,ccial to The Tim.S-DIspa

Spccial 10 The Times piSratCh.i %
NORFOLK. March l5.-Charle, ".
koolaSc. Jr.. aged thirty-cight. prog
idcnt of the firm OF koolagcs. Inc.
hab.rda shcrs. WIS found lying In
a vacant lot off Gates Avenue at go
o'clock this afternoon. With his throat
cut. \ razor MAS found at his feet
DIR. J. Judd Miller. coroner. said that
he had been dead about too hours.
The coroner gave his opinion as
suicide and deemed an inquest un-
necessary
koolagc was one Of the most prom :
incnt business men of Norfolk He
vas son Of tn" late &. W. koolau..
tie is survived hy his wife. mother.
TWO children and three brothers,
Fred. Robert and Harry kool1gc.
Business associates and members OF
the family are AZ a loss 10 place any
motive for the dead mans act. as ne
appeared In good health. Tho con-
dition Of his business is said to be
good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-16
BRING GUINAN HERE TO
SERVE ONE-YEAR SENTENCE
IIau Convicted Of killing u. H.
Hrpwn UrEins Term In
I'cmitcntinrN.
Especial To The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
y PETERSBURG. VA. March Ia
itnhn J. Ciuinan, CONVICTED in tile Hus-
3lngs Court OF this city last week by
B South Richmond jury. of killing
ia. II. Brown here on April 30 last,
and sentenced to one year In the
State rcnitcutiary, has been taken
to the State prison To begin serving
his sentence. The prisoner appeared
nxiouS to begin his time and con-
mt at the short term.
IGuinan was twice tried on the
klarSc Of killing Brown. the first
yrial resulting in n verdict of seven
hecn years. while, at his last trial,
ne was convicted of voluntary man
!, laughter, after a thrce-day trial.
We claimed sclf-dcfensc.