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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22
Garages for Kent TIA

SHEpQARD sT.-FoF rent brick cs,a :.
with water. on Sheppard. between uroat
and Grace Streets. 40 per month.
Phone Madison gao.
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tho exception of THE SUNDA
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separately.
Schedule OF Want Ad Rates
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ALook WinMeanaLot

Look through the list OF building sale i'm
the real estate columns oday-youI one OF these
attractive locations for that home going
Wise buyers estate know TINT tho 60
lection of In md aroupd
the city Is getting smaller oil
Many OF them buying the properties
regardless OF whether planning build this fall
ncxt spring.
The lowered abundance labor
make this logical time begin building
into action.
DO your picking while the picking is good-decfdc on
your property today
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BOOKKEEPER-Lady desires position as
bookkccpcr or any oilicc work: would
consider clerking In store: references;
moderate salary. boulevard a267.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wanted-,ialc

OFFICE WORk-Young man. -, married.
years experience general office wori; ;
quick and accurate at figures. Al ref
erenccs. HoS II 1913. care Tho Dis
t,h
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Notwithstanding 10
GARAGES. hook car es. shelving 49, 49,
niture repaired and painting Reason.
able pr.ea. Satisfaction. Madison .r;,
TO use thee want Ads !A l.. si,-.. =;
results.
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Statesmen and Agents


SALES Wanted. salesman, expert.
'hc"' N candy business; must lie able
!" produce. Only ones with past ex
rrfi"nce ~ this line need apply. Apply
~ letter 10 i. .. Box AS, Durham.
\ g. ''''
@NLhHs hH--Fioor- covering salcsIncn for
i''hh trade In busy store; splendid on
h"r,unity for good mon 10 earn "A salary
SVh"i'htuTa'c with their ability. Apply
IN person Garcy's. 80: r. BROAD
SA!-EsMEN-Overall busine.s boom,nc
r's 'ast.sG!ing. DISCRIMINATION. repeat
Wr"eF s'deline Sell all general stores
Write today. Cincinnati Overall N,y
60. taleD. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ShLESMt,N-Sc" j. x. Page, Richmond
Hotel. Room $50. to IL. to {.
Statesmen who need money and, will ce,
"". ana hustle. Don't reply unless you
Gun produ:e. els East Main street.
YOU roo can p.oa,abIy use e,,s.,sed
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100 ACRES-Farm. 100 acres so cleared;
improved; good 4-ro0m house, outbuiid-
fnss. fruit. ETC.; suitable for machinery.
Bargain IL sold at once Write for par
ticulars. Owner, f. W. Williamson,
Coiuiubia, Va,
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Are Some Attractive Building Lots Offered Classification IS Tells Where
BUSINESS SERVICE
neutrality-suspicious.

GARAGES-we will build you an :, ALL
steel garage cheaper than tho shipped
ones. James w. Render, thoS Metal
Ceiling Man. us West Main Street.
Randolph sac.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

cECIl.-Thc funeral services Tor Pr'Vaie
Robert Cecil. who was killed in oati'e
while scrying with Company ~. Three
Hundred and Fcrty-touTtn MachIhe-H u'
Battalion, one Hundred and SEVENTY
ninth Infantry brigade. y. Il. r., VIII
take place from his mothers residence
King William County. sunday, october
~, y. Nj.
YOUNG-MrS. Matte Lee Young died ut
the home OF her uncle. Charles u. Ben
mc,t. 1901 Beverly Street. At 1:3p y. NJ,
Friday. She leaves to mourn her loss
husband John Irwin Young, aud two
children, Leroy :. and Gertrude NJ.
Young. Funeral from ST. Lukc's At
$3.50.
Gone. but not forgotten.
Asleep In Jesus.
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HERE Is YOUR CHANCE

tIEKE + YOUR CHANCE
To maze some rcai easy money. as aim
going {" give $40 FOR the name of cnch
prospective automobile buyer that Is for
ward"d I'm to the below address and TINT
We are successful! in closing. This is d
good opportunity TO pick up a few s,o
bhls II you viii only get busy Box q III.
car" The Dispatch
IN EhESTlNG commercial wri,in. tina Z
mas repeatedly paid me S25-tjO !. day.
.ausht educated men and ladies' for
~. address RoM q !64. care The Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-22

PIANO TUNING. repairiny r.hu,,d,.r
Expert, efficient employees. Guarant,ra
workmanship Now is an excellent lin,
TO have pianos repaired Wei! r., vo,,-
!hstfumcnt. bring II to our factory r..
pah OF tebo'id 1t II you so desire and
denver Same 10 your new address nm.
saving you the cost VI moving, E.,,
males without charge. Crait, Ii.n,
Factory. Twentieth and Franklin. s.Y,.,s
Randolph 700.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats II
FOURTH ST. 3o7 SOUTH
Close to CANDLES nm Park,
rooms. bath. heat. water furnished.
Rental $500 annually: sH.s7 per
month. Richmond Trus, Co.,
Seventh and Main Streets.
FOURTH ST. NORTH II-For rent.
desirable apartment OF two rooms fur
nished or unfurnished. with kitchenetto
and bath. In tho New EIizabethlan
Apartments. Phone Madison 1910.
GRACE ST.. WEST
Six-room modern apartments In
The Boatwright. 1856. and Tho
IIollincs. :l.4 West Grace Street;
newly papcred throughout: all
front apartments; heat, light and
big reduction tor Immediate
Possession. Brooks q Richardson,
Inc. IL North Eighth street.
GRACE ST., WEST
We st!li have fcw apartments
on Vest Grace Street. and
rooms and bath. SEQ Pollard &
Basby. Inc.
'INGLESIDE COURT APARTMENT-Scv
rooms, two baths. pantry and closets;
thoroughly modern; jantor service; heat
and water furnished. On Davis Avenue
near Monument Avenue. Phone Ran
dolph 5l46.
MONUMENT AVE-
Three largo bedrooms. lilo
baths. rooms in all; best in
town. SEQ Pollard & Dasby. Inc,
1909 East Main Street.
very desirable apartments In the
wes,cnesser Beautifully located
on Grove Avenue. at tho corner q.
Norris Street. Elevators. heat and
janitor service. Tho wcstchester
IS among the very best of Rich
mond's apartment buildings. and
the location. service and character
of tenancy arc all that could be
desired. c. L. s II. l.. Denoon.
Inc.
HUNDREDS OF users voluntarily testify
TO tho good reauits obtained from Times
Dispatch Want Ads.
YoU can save moncx ,by. regular DTS,
patch Want Ads.
READ ALL tho 8indelsI sciass.ned ads.
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EMPLOYMENT

Situations Wantcd-Female 30
BOOKKEEPER and general Office work; |
have had several years experience; can |
furnish reference. Box Il lSe, care The !
Dispatch.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31
Mrs. J. B. Cochran,
Wife Of Methodist
Minister, Is Dead

Mrs. .. y. Cochran died AT eight
o'clock yesterday morning from peri.
toritls which sct IN following an 0p.
DAY. fne Il the wife % Dr J. n
Cochran. presiding elder % tho Ale.
thodist church. south OF the Aibu.
uuerquo district She h survived by
one son. Albert ". Cochran. Of Clovis
who was here whom she died. and by
four brothers. J. n. Lawson. Will
Lawson. I'd lawson. an ~ Navhaota.
Texas. and DR.. 4. d. lawson. OF
Orange Texas.
Funeral services viii be held al the
Central avenue Methodist church
with Rev. W. y Nanderpooi In charge.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31
CHILD WELFARE
SOCIETY ORGANIZED
Paul A. F. Walter Chos-
en- Chairman Of New
State Institution.

SANTA ~. May si.--At meetings
heli ln the library OF the museum Of
New Mexico Sunday and Monday eve-
nlnEs. the Child Welfare Society OF
New Mexico was organized and steps
taken for its Incorporation. ranl A.
y. Walter was chosen chairman and
Mrs. George w. prichard secretary
A vommittee on permanent orEaniza-
tion consisted % Mrs. Max Nordhaua
OF Albuquerque; Mrs II. y. Donohoo.
president OF the New Mexico Fedora .
tiun of WOmcn's clubs and accredited
to rucumcarl: Mrs. y. u. Iaughlin.
Dr. Edgar l.. Howett and Mrs. GeorGc
W. prichard. This committee met In
the palace Of the governors on Mon
day forenoon and adopted "A form of
Incorporation and by-laws which
were Submitted to the meeting on
Monday evening and adopted.
The papers will be flied immcdi-
ately and the title 10 the Child We'll
fare house at Santa Re. valued with
grounds az $40. 900 viii pass to the
new organization, In which the wo-
mems clubs that have contributed 10
tine purchase % tho house will be-
charter members ana which viii be
devoted In broad sense TO the well
fare OF the mothers and children of
New Mexico. The charter provisions
are broad and cover an the activities
that go undc- the designation Of
Child Welfare" Authority IN given
60 maintain child welfare centers.
hospitals. schools for nurses and
training, libraries. branch societies
ana all other activities along socio-
logical and educational lines. Among
tho incorporators named In the char
ter are Frank Springer. Max Nord-
hHua Francis q Wilson Edgar l.
Hcwott. Levi a. Hughes. Mrs u. T..
Donohoo. Mrs. Frank W. Parker.
Mrs. Mile Taylor OF Springer. Mrs.
A. a. belong OF Gallup. Arthur
Scligman. Mrs. George W. Prichard
and others.
The board of managers viii consist
of representatives, from womsn'a
clubs all over the state and "a acoTe
or more OF men Of prominence In the
state who are heart and soul behind
the movement.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31
Utah Indians in
Peace Conference;
May Avert Trouble

MOAB. Utah. May si.--Ean Juan
county 0fficinls and Indians of the
southern part of that county have as
cOrdlng 10 word received here from
Monticello hy Ions distance telephone.
The call FOR tho conference was issued
by J. w. Perkins. county commits
nioner. The conference was called "a
meet NJ Handing and sheriff R Lynn
Hyde. who returned 10 Monticello
sunday, went back 10 Handing for
the conference.
Joe Dutchups. "a ycnrs old Indian
who was shot early last saturday
morning while attempting 10 escape
from a aherlfra posse. tried 20 escape
from the hospital az Hlandina. accord
The evening herald., 1921-05-31
cemtery. The funeral VII be IN
charge Of G, r. French.
Valencia County
Agent Finds Crop
Conditions Poor

LOS LUNAs. May SIR. r. con-
roy. county agent Of Valencia county.
has Just returned TO los Lunaa. after
n tour of the western part Of the
county. ana reports that crop condl.
tons are only about 50 per cent Of
normal
The rnnre lands are very dry. Mr.
'onroy reports. and unless good
rains come within 30 days serious
losses VIII result 20 afockmen who
depend on the open ranges. II the
The evening herald., 1921-05-31

DRY weather contlnnea ihere nIn be
serious shoriarc o. hay ana fefds
In the county. W
There 10 much travel over the A.
buouerauo- Gallup road. Mf. Conroy
uavr. and many new conveniencea for
tourists are nclng built along the
route by merchants and garage men.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31

ing to information received here. ro
u now guarded BY two deputy sher-
sffH. Ills attempt 10 escape caused
his wounds TO reopen and he lost a
considerable amount ~ blood. Sheriff
Hyde II apprchenalvc that N Dutchups
dies further trouble may be caused
BY the unruiy element of the piuto
band. and he h having every prccau-
tion taken 20 prevent another effort
TO ESCAPE.
The renesadc Indians 81 southcaa-
crn San Juan county are piutoH and
tics. according 10 statement mndc
here today by e.. l.. Christensen OF this
town. vino for forty years has been
an Indian Interpreter In this section
of the state.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31

n, Those who are In a run down. condi-
the,, WI WI notice that Catarrh bothors
CSea heaitn. This fact proves that while
,.s..n ,Sss.arrn y a local dinease. Il IL greatly
,an1nv,ensed " BY constitutional conditions
lonic and Blood Purifier. and acts thro,,vh
ne blood upon the mucous surfaces az
ne oody. thus reducing the Inflammation
ana festorlnE normal condiflonn
Al .drufEiaia Circulara free
y o. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31
At the TheaterS
Today
IDEAL


Murioi Ostr he former Than
hauscr and world star. will play the
ingcnuc role In The Sacred Flame"
az tne Ideal today, the new schooner
Ross photOdrama IN which Emily
Stevens is starring. During the last
two years, Miss Ostriche has taken an
active part In the work of the Stag"
Nomens War Relief and lately she
has been busy working for the re-
employment ~ soldiers and sailors
Her brother Is "a major OF the old
New York seventh regiment. which
served abroad with the form infantry.
"B"
Mae Murray. one OF the foremost
dancers ana picture stars OF today
g. seen iu a. picture The Gilded Lily" q"
a Paramount picture that gives both
opportunity fOr her tcrpslchureau
art and her shadow art In the role
of q cafe dancer Of New York WHOSE
love affairs form tho big part OF her
life and those who cross H. Mae
Murray BE- az her best. ~ ~ said that
thor, b. ga unexpected turn To- tho
plot that sets II apart among screen
stories of the day.
LYRIC
without Limit' at tho Lyric to-
day stars Anna . nilsson boz the lead
fcmiuulc role. Without Limit
ls the screen story of a Saturday
Evening Post story Temple Dusk
ana that 10 h absolutely different as
well as unusually strong rs tho uu-
animous opinion Of reviewers and
thos. who read the story. II ~
strange without being wierd, strong
without q touch of unrcality. The
story was produced by Reginald
Barker. Mind Your business" a
Vanity romcdy, is being shown on tho
bill also
Pastime
Al people Who were addicted 20
Mrs. r. -. ~ Southworth's stories
remember "lshmheL" This famous
novel has been screened by william
Fox under the title OF Hearts OF
Youth Harold Goodwin II starred
In b.. Lillian Hall plays the Head
feminine role. The comedy reel. a
Mutt a Jen cartoon and reel Of
Fox NeWs will be- shown here today
also.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31

You are reading thIs ad. Other
people win rcaS yours. Phone
$40.
The evening herald., 1921-05-31

HERALD WANT AID TAKERS
Are thoroughly trained ad writer's.
II you 80 desire, they will gladly
assist you ia wording your ad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
Yard Wide Silk Poplins
sl.lf

A very satisfactory fabric for personal attire or
household drapery. etc. Todays market value 81 25
Silk Dept. Main Floor Rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Ridxely. Dover: Mrs. r. L. Holiday.
Mrs. John w. Brassin8ton. Wilmington:
alternates, Mrs. H. d. Waller, DelmAr; !;
Mrs. Allen Jones. Milford: Mrs. Fred ID.
Bach. Wilmington.
The League voted 800 10 the fund
of tho National League. and Will ap-
propriate more later.
In addressing tho women at tho Gem
tury Club. Mrs. Maud Wood Park re-
ferred to the national organization a.
being "all-pertisan. instead OF non-
partisan or bipartisan, and explained
wherein the League was helpful to the
members in that II afforded clearing
house for the discussion OF AL ques-
tons affecting women. Tho League OF
Women Voters. Mrs. Pnrk said. Is now
thoroughly organized and functioning In
each of tho forty-eight states.
Mrs. Pinchot stressed tho Importance
of members OF the state leagues paying
their dies to the National League.
On their arrival at Dover In tho fore
noon, the women from other sections
of the State were greeted by tho repre-
sentatives OF the Dover League. Lunch
con WAS served at the Century Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
ENERGY
AND FELT TIRED
Feels Like a New Person Since
Taking Modern Tonic,
Hypo-Cod.
HIS WIFE ALSO
FOUND 1T GOOD

suffered from lack Of energy and tired
feeling but since taking Earles Hypo-
Cod feel like a new person. Ny wife
ulsl took II and she does not complain
amy more. - recommend this tonic be-
cnusc il Will build up and make you fee
Ike q new person declared VIM. Gill
bcrh0f an Insurance Agent living atLS29
North Seventh street. Harrisburg, Pa
Iderly people and hurried worried
business people really cannot appreciate
how splendidiv they can feel after beng
hult lp with real good modern and
up-to-date tome tins time of year
People 10 al walk of life are taking
Iarles llypo-Cod Millions Of people are
turning 70 Hypo-Cod from old fashioned
weaker touics Thousands in this vicinity
pay glowing tributes - H. Esrle's Hypo-
God Is indeed by far the most powerful
and effective tonic money can buy at the
present time Take home couple bot
lie. with yol tonight and see how quickly
Il puts YOU back on your feet feeling full
~ cucrgv ard ready for the days work
The cost is trifIDg compared with results
E4rle's Hvpo-Cod Is sold here BY
Eckcrd's Medicine Stores. 2 stores and
thc lcodirr druggists il al nearby towns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
LETTERS or TEssIE AND JOE

Dear Joe
Well Joe tho allies seem 10 be having
a hard time to mako Germany pay up,
don't they. l suppose poor Germany feels
it was bad enough for her 10 lose tho war
without having insult added 70 injury by
being asked to pay lot Of indcmnities Or
else maybe she inst wanted TO prove shes
not merccnary ration, like aIl tho other
countries sAid, and maybe she's refusing
to pay n cent just TO show she don't care
anything about money 20 the Other ooun-
tries will havct admit they wcrc wrong
nll the time. Tho Germans are deep
people, don't you think 40 Joef Any ma
tion that can talk that language hucntly
must have a certain amount of intelli-
gence
I'm still taking ice skating lessons to
help me reduce. | tried TO do o figure
atoday don't exactly recall doing an 3
but ] did almost all the other numbers
while ] was trying, so anyway, ns | re-
marked iokingly to tho instructor, ! could
add couple Of 4's and make an 8 that
way. The instructor didn't laugh though.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

of the Consumers League addressed
the legislators IN behalf of the women
and children In industry. stresaing the
necessity and desirability of the con-
tinuance of the mothers pension fund
Dean Robinson of tho Delaware
Woman's College made an eloquent
plea for an increased appropriation for
that institution. where IT'S Delaware
girls are now enrolled. Tho College
is asking for more money for the MAIN
tenance of Kent and Sussex halls.
Miss Elma Dame spoke on tho
Mothers Pension bill. saying tho ap-
preparation must be Increased, or tho
benefaction would fnil of its purpose I'm
tho state. There are now on the list
in the State 1877 mothers of dependent
children.
Delegates Elected.
Following the speaking at tho State
House, the Delaware League of Women
Voters met In the rooms of the Dover
Century Club. Mrs. Henry Ridgely. tho
president. In tho chair. The League
elected the following delegates TO the
national convention 10 be held April II
NJ Cleveland. Ohio: Mrs. Henry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

WYE recommend this new kind Of
w Pattern because We feel that II
marks a step forward in the prog
ress Of Home Sewing. 1t IS the new,
the modern, the improved Pattern that
all horne dresSmakers should hear about
And those women, too, who have
looked forward to sewing hesitatingN,
for il offers sewing guide unusual in its
supreme simplicity and accuracy ltwlIi
enable more women to learn how 10 sew
Before. It has always been necessary
to learn the translation OF the perpleXlng
perfOrations Of the old Pattern. Il has
taken unnecessary tine to figure out how
parts are to be cut and parts to be put
together.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

He was holding me up az the time and
suppose that took all his energy.
After | got through skating ] weighed
myself, and can you imngine 70 Joe the
very scales that said was pound lighter
yesterday said ! VAS pound heavier to-
day. The very scales joe II just goes
70 prove you cant trust anybody IN this
world.
Thanks for your advice about reading
Poor Richards Almanac ns nn MD 10
thrift, but guess BENZ. Franklin couldn't
Of been 10 great on thrift himself or he
wouldn't of had 10 make living working
for the almanac.
Love from self and child,
Tessie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
Special Subscription Offer
McCALL'S MAGAZINE
10 MONTHS FOR Sl.OO

Subscribe TODAY Pattern Department. Main Floor Centre
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Now comes an entirely new and
different kind Of Pattern-on issue
paper. OF course with all instructions
for cutting and sewing printed rignt on
the Pattern IN words that you can read
as easy as 4 B c. Oh, the tine Il
saves and the patience-and the Wor-
yl
Its just what you've always thought
a Pattern should be simple and easy
to follow Beyond this. il IS far more
accurate and dependable than the old
kind OF Pattern.
You may hesitate to change from the
Old 70 the new. but its fair guess once
you've used this Pattern you'll prefer il
to the old kind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Mrs. II. l.. Holiday presided. while
number of three minute talks were
nadc by some OF tho women. including
Mrs. Lena Jonoa. Mrs. George Pierce.
Mics Clara southwfck. Mrs. Edward
Mack. Miss Jeanette Bckman. Mrs
Henry Ridssly. Mrs. Maud Wood Park.
Among the wonncn In Dover for the
day were Mrs. Thomas G. Mum. Mre.
Frank 8. Hughes, Miss Mary Fletcher.
Mrs Donald Ashbrooke. Miss Mabel
Golding, Miss Jeanette Dckman. Miss
Clara Houthwfck. Miss Helen Hart.
Mrs Robert Tonlinson, Wilmington: |:
Mrs Thomas Whiteman and Mrs
William d. Jester. Delaware City: Dean
Winifred Robinson. Newark: Mrs.
Howard Poole. Miss Marie Lockwood,
Mrs John y. C1eaver, Mrs Edward
Mack. Middletown.
Mrs. Henry Ridgely's tea Mt tho
Ridgely home on Dover Green, In
honor OF Mrs Park and Mrs Wood.
completed the afternoons program
--l----
Tell Il 70 all Delaware through Every
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25
All Silk Crepe de Chine


4 beautiful assortment OF day colors and evening
shades; 40 inches vide. Todays market value. So
Silk Dept Main Floor. Rear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-25

Tell IL TO all Delaware through Every
Ever ing want nd6.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-09-10
MAGISTRATE and DEPUTY
SHERIFF ARE SUED
Orangeburg Woman Charges Officers
With Breaking Lock and Taking
Property Without Legal Rights.

Magistrate Fred w. Bauer and Dep
uty Sheriff c. M. Devore with Mr..
James s. Summers, president Of the
Kentucky Bottling Company, are de-
PENDANTS in damage suit for $500
filed in the Mason Circuit Court late
Friday by Mrs, Emma w. Bramel.
The plaintiff charges in her suit
that the defendants on September 9Th
forcibly and without right cut and
broke open the door and lock Of the
house belonging to the plaintiff in
which pool tables were stored and
without right, tore open one Of the
tables and removed parts therefrom."
The plaintiff prays judgment for the
recovery Of the property taken and for
damages in the sum of $500. Because
local officers are involved, there will
be much interest attending the hear
ing of the case.