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Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-30

3 4 r Y -l
was In town one day last week en-
route to Strawberry Point, Mr. Gould
was engineer for As years on the /.
G. r. r. and is now pensioned.
J. G. Schoon, a cream separator
man, Of Monticello was here Satur-
day.
c. r. McCalley was in town Mon
day 'enroute from Waterloo to Edge
wood where he held an entertain
ment that night.
Grant Brayton OF Spring Branch was
a passenger to Delhi Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Hendrickson Of Arling-
ton is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. A. Spear a few days.
Mrs. S. c. Franzen Of Vinton, ac-
companied her husband Rev. Franzen
here for confirmation exercises Sun
day.
Swedish Ladies will serve dinner
also have an apron sale in the hall
March 14th Everybody invited.
Leola Benda spent few days last
week at the A. E. Larson home in
Earlville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arvid Bergman were
business callers in Dyersville Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Wall of near
Oneida spent Sunday at the Fred
Wall home.
Hod Coe was at Earlville Friday
his aunt Mrs. Lain returned home
with him and on Monday returned to
her home at Edgewood.
Mrs. John Meader Of Earlville was
a caller at the Ida Crosby home Satur-
day morning while enroute to Edge
wood
Lew Davis and family and John
Ortberg were Manchester callers last
Saturday. Mr.. Ortberg went to consult
a DR.. about his right eye which was
bothering him and was informed that
a cataract was growing on it.
Harry and Herbert Lundin Of Cedar
Rapids visited relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riley and sons
Peter and George Edward Jr., of Oel-
vein, and Mrs. Ted Battin and chill
dren Edwin and Vivian Of Edgewood
came Saturday and Olaf Person and
family and Otto Person Of near Dun
dee came Sunday to spend Easter at
the parental home.
Mrs, Harry Young and daughter
Juanita of Waterloo spent over Easter
with home folks.
Thursday afternoon at Manchester
occurred the marriage Of Martin Claus
and Margaret Carroll Of this place.
Mr.. Claus recently went in partner
ship with Mr.. Malmgren in the black
smith shop, so they will make their
home here amnog their many friends.
Best wishes for a long, happy and
life is extended them.
Pete Malmgren was caller in
Manchester Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson Of Manchester, John
Swanson and family and August John
son and family of Barryville, attend
ed confirmation services here Sunday. |
Mrs. Binning mother of Mrs. Bond |
is very sick at this writing.
Miss Gestel teacher in Earlville |
school went thru enorute to her home
at Sand Springs for over Easter
Miss Roloff niece of Will Roloff
who has been visiting here return
ed to her home at Arlington Thurs
day.
Ray Shambaugh the Churchill drug
Co., salesman was passenger to
Fayette Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Correll was in Man
chester Saturday.
Robt Davis of Manchester was a |
caller in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Beddow and little daugh-
ter Harriet returned to their home
in Dubuque Sunday evening after a
weeks visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Gienapp.
Alvah and Walter Davis of Du-
buque were in town Tuesday evening. |
Fred Binning of Dyersville was at
the Bond home Monday to see his
mother.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-30
WANTED.

Men or women to takt orders among
friends and neighbors for the genuine
guaranteed hosiery, full line for men.
women and children. Eliminates darn
ing. We pay 75c an hour spare time.
or $500 a week for full time. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Write INTER-
NATIONAL STOCKING MILLS, Nor
ristown, Pa. 6-1O
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-30

9-tf,
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-30
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY
NOTHING so GOOD FOR A COUGH
OR coin

Everyone who has used Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy speaks well Of
it," writes Edward P. Miller, Abbotts-
town, Pa. People who once use this
preparation are seldom satisfied with
any other. 1t is excellent to allay a
cough or break up a cold.-For sale
by A. G. Philip.
Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-30
A Safe Place.

Probably the best way for man
to hide his money from his wife 10
to conceal It in a sock that needs
darning.-Dallas News.
Poison In Bees Sting.
TIE secretion Of honey bees sting
Is about six-thoussndths Of a grain,
two-thirds Of which is water. The rest
Is the poison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
DEBATE IS COMPLETED
ON ACR|CULT URAL BILL
Measure Provides $1,000.
100000 for Expectation of
Farm Products.
lily Associated Press. I

WASIiINGTON. Aug. 20 General
debate in the House on the S.nat.
agricultural relief bill was completed
tonight. With a vote scheduled for
Monday.
When thc llous" adjourned a mo-
tinn by Representative Winco. Demo
crat. Arkansas. 10 rccoumit the
measure WAS pending. He contoudcd
provisions should he addc.. 10 author
lie tn" war finance corporation to
purchase s200.00o.0nh OF farm loans
ana Ia max" loans directly to agrl-
cultural producers
The till would make $1,000. 600. 600
available to the corporation for ia
cili,ating tho cXportat/n ot farm
products. y number Of changes have
been made in IL by the House. and
II passed. the measure will sn to con
ference.
Representative Luce. Republican,
massachusetts. assailcd the bill to-
night, charging that it would work
out {" the benefit OF German manu-
facturers in their new commercial
warfare"
lie particularly opposed :. section
which. he said. would permit. govern
mcnt loans to foreigners engaged in
expectation OF American farm prod
ucts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

, repeal Of the tax on electric fans
ihesc. too. would be effective whc,
TIE bill becomes Il law
y reduction from 10 to > ner ca,,
ia the tax on all yacht with mo,o,.
or other craft less than ,Isr,v-twn
ic"t in length or of less than uvc
."hS carrying capacity. exempted
from th's tax. This provision also
would be cnectivc upon cnactrnon,
OF the bill.
exemption from the income tax of
All allowances from the Federal GOV
orhiheht for the service OF the ben.
chciary or another in the military or
naval forces of tho United states. Of,
i"'iive Immediately tn. bill becomes
u law.
Put ON Mnnufncturrr.' Tax.
hcpcal of all Of the so-callcd lux
nry taxes collected by retailers. and
INC SUBSTITUTION Of manufactured
YAK OF per cent on the following
articles when sold by tho mauufnc
'urers ut the sums given: Carpet
and rugs. $500 SQUARE ward.
trunks. $40 each: valiscs, travelling
bags, suitcascs and hat boxes. So
i'''''''-'' wv fN'AhbbkS. shopping
bags and handbags. - each: portable
iiShiinE hSturcs. $40 each: umbrcl-
las and parasois, $3.50 each: Fans
81 each; house or smoking coats or
Jackets and bath or lounEni.: robes.
So each.
These changes would be effective
upon the signing oil the bill
l'cforc tho lii was brought IN ,
'inal vote there WAS a turbulen,
scene with the rctuIt that one com
mittce amcndmcnt--that prQposinc a
tax invcstigativc commission. was
lcit NJ the post. II is understood that
an effort VIII b. made to have the
senate committc" Insert II In the bin.
Connolly and MondcII Clash.
The House was thrown into tiisor-
der when Representative Connolly.
Democrat Texas. undertook to rcpiy
to prepared address by Rcprescnta-
1--WE Mundcll. of Wyoming. the Re.
put lican leader. prais.ng the tax
measure. There were jccrs and calls
from the Republican side and pro-
tests from the Democratic side that
Mr.. MoHdcll was intcrrupting the
Texas member without obtaining rec
oenition from the chair
Order finally was restored bat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

calls for capability and the compcu-
Sation Is vastly less than in private
pursuits. have Lcen ut some pains
~ assure myself that there is no
nvcrpaymcnt in selecting men for
specific places. and believe can
assure Won that this ovcrpaymcnt
has been avoided in recent appoint
mcnts
IL do not venture Ia make promises
for the Shipping Board. would like
Congress to know we are speedily
arranging the discoutinuancc OF
many lines OF service which are be-
ing operated ut a loss to the gov
"rnmcnt. and we are hoping soon TO
have an end To all the unfortunate
charter contracts under which the
chartcrcrs are made whole and share
in the profits. II any, while the gov
crnmcnt bears the Lrunt OF all the
losses. This is Il very intolcrahlc ar
ranGcmcnt and is being ended as
speedily as the situation Will permit.
Not Responsible fur CupditiOu.
1T must lie kept in mind at ali
times that the administrative agents
who are now asking for the conf
dcncc and the cooperation Of Con-
gress are in no wise responsible for
the condition of affairs which have
shocked the country and given the
Congress such great concern. They
have only recently been called to the
service OF correcting the intolcraOlc
state of affairs which We inherited,
after which it is very much hoped
they may make gratifying progress
toward the firm establishment OF an
American merchant marine.
1--WE must not fail in our efforts
now There have Eccn unspca kahle
losses and unuttcrahlc waste. These
things must he charged to tho great
war emergency and the fcvcrishncss
of the country to build ships in u
period of great anxiety and 10 then
establish n merchant marine on the
rasTs OF the abnormal conditions
which prevailed during the war
emergency.
1--WE have time to think sobcrly
now, and the correction of This situa-
tion is matter of firm resolution,
and capable hands have undertaken
the work The waste can he halted
almost instantly. The losses must
be brought TO a minimum At II very
carly date, and very much hope that
the co operation OF the Congress and
the administration Will lead to graft
fying results in the establishment of
American carriers by sen which VIII
meet our aspirations in founding n
new and ample mercantile merchant
marine.
1--WE cannot allow the discouraGing
things which have gone before to
prevent us facing the situation frank
~. and think il wholly, consistent
To resolve that the solution Of this
task is not an impossible thing to
American genius and tenacity.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
TENNESSEE MAYOR SENDS
HOT LETTER TO ACCUSER.
Executive Denies Charges of
Soldiers Home Head That
immortality Exists.
ADMINISTERS IiEAyY FINES
Mayor ELLISON rrliS Colonel G. VI.
Pcnrsai1 Tint same Conditions Car
ricd ON at Ills Institution ns Speri-
fled In Charge.
lbs Associnteh rrcss.l

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Aug. 20. In
reply To attacks upon moral condi-
tons in Johnson City, Mayor W a.
Ellison has written a warm letter to
Colonel &. NJ rcarsail, inspcctor-gcn
erai, national home FOR disabled vol
untccr soldiers. johnson City. Tenn.
In which the Mayor bitterly excori-
atcs the colonel. ~ copy Of the letter
has been furnished the Associated
Press.
Feels II Ills Duty.
personally" Says the Mayor. Il
would never expose the smoke screen
which YOU have erected to conceal
your attack on the Bureau of War
RISK Insurance when you go before
tn. Senate Committee that has al
ready heard Director Forbes version
% the situation. but when YOU and
others in order to save your own
'hidcs' attempt to Islander this city
tJohnson city,. feel it my official
duty to expose the deception"
The Mayor denies the truth Of DR..
klotH' statements which he says
F,ar"nil claims To have verified that
liquor and drugs are freely vcndcd
in Johnson City, and that prostitutes
are not restrained. but admits that
some drugs and liquor have been
clandcstincly sold. II condition that
exists. perhaps, he says. in all cities.
Charges same Conditions.
The Mayor charges that the colonel
las the same conditions To contend
with on the sanitarium grounds.
Law breakers. the Mayor charges
have been driven to seek new
fields and. according 10 the in
vcstlGaiiou OF tho Bureau Of War
RISK Insurance. they found n mar
kct. bootlcgEcrs especially, on the
sanatoriim grounds The Mayor
alleged he has received Il letter from
sanat orium inmates conveying the iu
formation that nine bootlcggcrs We're
captured on sanatorium grounds in
one night. Another wrote:
Colonel Pcarsali suggests yon re-
sign. but if he wishes the patients
here To he properly fed and cared for,
would suggest he resign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
HAMPTON ROADS SHOWS
GAIN IN FOREIGN TRADE
Exports Through Port III Per
Cent Higher Than Figures
Reported Last Year.
">I.I.~ormEn GAIN ar TAMPA
Statement Includes Hmsin-Ss Through
N"rf"ik. Newport News md Ports
M"utha-Ncw York Loses One
Fourth In Valuation IL Months,

NORFOLK, VA. Aue. 2O.--llamp.
ton Roads is tile only por, on tho
Atlantic seaboard which showed an
increase in foreign trade during the
fiscal year ending June 50. over the
same period last year.
The Increase in foreign trade in
Hampton Roads was ~ per cent.
New York. philadelphia ana BAL
aforementioned decreases ramgin,
from IS yer cent TO & per cent
These figures include tn. trade
through Norfolk. Newport News and
Portsmouth.
only other Gain nj Tampa.
only ono other port on tho East
crn coast OF the United states. which
showed a gain. was Tampa. where
tho additional business was small.
In dollars and cents the increase
~ Hampton Roads was S9S.3Gl.49i
tA" greatest uNr;iuu "r 'n, gain
WAS IN exports. tue Increase being
from S--".n0S,1>N 20 $32LTHS.@li. or
$sS,Ias.5a3
Imports decreased from so.2s7elG
!" Sa.>5ai59.
William holmes Davis. president
aud the general manager OF the Vlr-
sinia Forwarding Company. who
"mDilcl, the figures from official
''NH!tS' >d1d TINS afternoon that the
gain for Hampton Roads was large
~ due to tho Increase in tobacco cx-
PORTS from Norfolk during the year
i'2o-2l. The heavy coal tonnage last
iall and in June also aid"d IN in
cr"aSIng the value ~ exports.
Volume Increased More.
ON tho volume OF foreign trade
tho increase Will be much larger ror
Tho decreasing prices made ncccS-
Sary heavier TONNAGE to bring about
gain OF nearly slo0,o0o. O0u during
tho twelve months
One Of the fatcors in the increase
through Hampton Roads IS the grow
ing tonnage to German ports. The
total for the year ending Juno 80
shows six times as much as for the
preceding twelve months.
Mir Davis said his reports show
mat tho foreign trade business or
TN" Virginia Forwarding Company
mad increased 200 per cent in the last
year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
OF INVADERS
is MARCHING INTO
COAL STRIKE AREA
continued from First pagc.)


cd the miners were to have Il meet
ing a; Mormci. but that ne had not
been invited TO attend
81 wash my hands of the whole af-
fair hc declared. rive interfcrcd
time and again To stop such enter
priscs. seem to have halted them
only temporarily. This time they can
march 10 Mingo, SO far as | am con
ccrncd"
The miners president added that
he had little faith in the ability of
the men 10 Withstand the hardships
of march eighty miles across noun
famous roads, ana discounted reports
her" that miners in Boone County
were digging trenches and patrollins
Il seventeen mile front lie said the
president Of The union local NJ Blair.
Logan county. reported to him tina;
the Rcone- Logan border was quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
German Communists Make Use
Of Children to Aid Propaganda
IRy' Associa ted rrcss.l

2Orhc little for
rem articipntc
nam
carried
cno; AGAINST
with special reference police.
then
the
the Communists
iro" h''d TO heel have
banners OF protest
case which Is
Ihe police have incrccd these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Clemenceau Prepares
His Academy Address
IBy United News.l

MACCIO. CORSICA. Aug 90
Georges clc,ncncCau has come To
this quiet place to finish his vacu-
ton amid the scenes OF Napolcon's
early youth, and devote himself To
the delicate task Of composing the
address which he is to deliver on
his reception into the French
ACadmy in the Fail. The dill
Guilty about this speech will Ice to
eulosizc his predecessor. Emile
FaEuct. who hated the old man
and said all octogcnarians wcr.
useless dotardS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
From A to Z

AnythinH-from automobile IL zithcr-can be
bought through the Classified Advertising columns
The Dispatch
There's practically nothing that you could
KIND OF store and can't through this
pay you to remember this the time you
thiHg Tor your homo, Or yourself.
Think how OF the things you want from time 10
timc--n refrigerator a talking MN.
chinc-woud shit you Just well, If they slightly
lhem think of the money will by gctt ting
Tor half or less than hnlf OF their original price
You can buy anything you from some follower
oI E' Dispatch classified section Read
today and see the things offered yon
III yon don't find what want, Il WANTED 10 Buy"
al OF your own--caii Randolph an al akcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Ererydd.y Id Ventures
Thoughts Of n 1917 Limousine

Thoughts Of 1917 Limousinc--
81 ccrtninly am getting good
rest these days-I hnrcnt been
run nifty miles In three months.
All ] do Is sit around md witch
lint new chr come in aud ont.
Whit need in cSercine.
"you wouldn't think I used 10
br the life OF this housrhoId-
three years ago. They never
went anywhere without rnc---wcd-
dinSs. parties. shopping trips.
I've seen some life In my time,
IL feel ms young az ever did,
nut since that new srdnn's been
around here they never take me
out any more. And used to he
the hrSt-iookinG ear In this town!
oh well. Encss that's the why
things go.
""hat wonld yom mnkc OF this,
howf Wy owner has brought
some mnn in 10 look ut inches
telling him TINT I'm In prrfcct
running order That. me nIl
over.
"soid! This man say. he. vo-
ing I" put an express body on
me mud usc me In his business,
I've never worked before, hut I'm
NOT proud. Anything for n Hide
action.
NJ! owner snys he could have
sold me long nEo if nc bndp.t
vailed I'LL tOdny 10 ndycr,j,. mr.
in The Dispatch.
Gle hato known thstIr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
I.lnI NinIntc TrnnIc I.n,,s.

ATLANTA, GA.. Aug. Come thou
sand one hundred and seven persons
wcr" convicted OF violation of local
traNic laws, and fines aGGrcgating
S..:16 were imposed in Police Court
during the week ending tonight As
the result of the campaign against
reckless driving OF automobiles. fol
lowing the death recently OF j. Doug
las Edgar, the Druid iiills golf pro
fessional, during the Junior Chamber
of Commences ':no-acciIcnt week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
sln.. shcrin. ,yonna, ncrnl..

Los ANGELES. CAL. Aug. 90
Sheriff y. -. McMart!n. Ventura
County. was shot and Killed tothiy.
and UndcrShcrin william l.. Kelly,
Ventura. dangerously wounded by "a
man they attempted 10 arr"s: at
Owcnsmouth. the sherini'S office AN
nouncei. The man WHO shot thcm
was later shot and killed IN II battle
with pursucrS. 1t WAS stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Get 0uMrt III IiniiI.

4 quart Of whisky. complete still
and a quantity of mash were seized
by police Of the Second Station yes
terday in "A raid on l.akcvicw Ave-
nue.. The raid was conducted by
Policemen Caldwell. Deoppc and
Ford, who brought their find 10 the
station house. No arrest Was made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
HIGHEST MEXICAN COURT
TO PASS ON OIL CASES
Hearings Begin Tuesday on
Injunction Suits Brought by
Foreign Concerns.
ALL HINGE on ARTICLE
Provision OF CONSTITUTIONS. of Combs en-
tory Character. Is Declared by
Alien Interests Viointivr or Fundn-
mental Rights
lBy Associated Press. !

MENlcO CITY. Aug. 20.-possible
solution OF the difficulties between
Mexico ana the United states relative
To Article -. OF the Constitution.
witch has to do with petroleum de-
poSitS in Mexico is seen by rcprcscn-
tativos Of oil companies here In the
announcement that the Supreme Court
intends TO hold public hearings, be-
ginning Tuesday next on temporary
Injunction suits brought against the
government hv fnrni,,r al, co,,n,uio.
snr,n ar wbf,,, h,,. ,,,
,; ,n,c
on MN s''''" '"""N 'hat
u 'he court urciSi"h IS iar reaching
enough II doubtle%s VIII tie accepted
~" 80 '""'''''ht
c,,,roy.rs;o, ,,u.
.Il
-" SUITS Up Tor Hcnrin%.
II ~ Understood that approximate
~ $50 OF the suits. most of them dat
ing back To the Carranan regime, will
be called uu for hearings. The ma
iority nf mon, v.cr, hr,,,.h, r,
.c,rr,,y,. ,o,, ,,
-, ,
VI '''N' '"''" subject 10 "e-
"o"'cc'''"t
VIRTUALLY all tn" foreign companies
refused I" make uanircsts. resulting
in almost 200 drnounc,knou,s against
their properties. This rrccipitatcd
numerous legal actions to determine
the ownership OF the propcrtics
When President oregon assumed
power he prohibited IN. issuance oc
new permits for drilling ON do
nounccd propcrtics which yirtn,lIy
rendered them useless on III. main
points 10 be considered iv tho Su-
prcmc Court in its anticf3atcd de-
cisions is IN. matter az 1,p,uuc.
mcnts. embracing. alleged ,onn.c,-
ton.
,, u
u" S"prcih" Court mas been con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

Illinois. tried 10 shut or Introduce
OF the measure. but after a deb
Speaker Gillette ruled that II
privileged. The Republicans CO.
tered with IA motion to lay it ON
table. which prevailed. and then
House got to vote on the Den
cratic motion TO rccommit. offered
Representative Garner. Democrat
Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

when it came time To vote ON tbo
LII the Democrats sprant "a surnriso
Representative Cochran. OF New
YORK. rising to "A question OF the
highest privilege" produced and had
read resolution criticiZing prcsi-
dcht Harding for delivering Il mes
sage l" the Senate on July IL. ur.in.
poStponcmcnt Of action on soldier
bonus bill without having mcmi crs
oil the iiouSt present to hear him.
Representative Mann RcpullIran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21

'''""'' Ii'ii fIrSl rage
We're made on charges OF disorJerI,.
conduc, I'm tn, business ats,ric,
OF me twcn,v.cirb, n.rsor. t,r
10 have h.cn wn,n,., Ia., ,'..M,
,n,.,S,; N'"'.'''e '"S' night
""',-SN we're SEM l" hospitals.
IN" OF these was discharged before
morning ana today two others Were
able 10 80 To their homes OF the
'wcnty-thrcc remaining in various
hospitals tonight. Clarence Leak ana
T.. iiull were reported I'm a serious
condition. while the others were i'm
Va w,.,,,c, !, sa,,o, n.,,, ,
~. rr,., a, 'otn'
-, ~" rom '"e arm"
'c'oneF WIS
"""" p'"ii,h screen door 10 a To-
'"l hinmh'ns establishment this
horh'hS and with IT. note reading:
Here is watch; take that OF negro.
My face creased black: soric, gone
from hcrc."
RcInti,c identifies Instrument. :.
rhc. ,i,nori.c, ,,.a. ;nnn,;"a',
relative and n local ,cmo,o ,.'" ann nS ia
n,rd. ,r,,,.,,o, -, g., 49,, 10
~ ".u S'"ppea
n., ,'sa ,, ''o," nv ""'eh
-,",' "''.' S'Ne" '"e young woman 10y
4" r'l"'N'.
'r'm'n"l court judge Nelson an
noune'd this morning that thc Grim
NAL Court grand jury. summoned TO
mco; mex, Thursday, would consider
"'cry shred Q: evidence connected
with tho crime This s,a,cmrn, WINS
authorized inst after sheriff G,,c ANA
Adi,,,or,-,;n,.,,I pr,,i, 49,.
Trnn.s.,. v,,fnr,l c,,,rI ,a,
,,, 49,, '''' ."
S"'' !" Pi"''St 'ht negro. FRANK
MA ~" an" other criminals In the
l'!I hhd n""h taken.
'h' OF 'he largest dealers IA fire
arms AN! ammunition shipped all OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-21
Luxury Taxes Repcnlrd.

y reduction from > To > per cent
in the levy on candy, and Of from
10 TO per cent in the loVics on fur
articles and art and art works. AMI