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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
NOTICE OF SALE.

Mint Cola Co. bankiuyt viii offer
for sale the Norfolk Mint Cola BOT.
Ting Company, thoroughly equipped
nothing plant, consisting Of Truck
Miller Hydro Soakcr. Shields Auto
matte Buttltnr Machine, H. ~ II. Car
honhtor. tonrcyor and Accommodating
Table. Motors. Eottlrs. Cases and
ntntr miscellaneous equipment at
fuhiic Auction To the highest bidder
Tor cash. subject To confirmation by
the court. on FRIDAY, July
TW ENTY- NINTH (29TI). al IL
o'clock noon. at the location OF the
plant. Twcnty-fourth and Fawn
streets. For further Information. adj
dress the Trustee.
This tho 7th day of July. 1921.
J. y. kEELlS. JR.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
REAL ESTATE FOX SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 88

SAiNiNI " w.
Very desirable river
plantation of 500
acres; 10-room Colon
ial residence; artesian
running water in resi-
dence by gravity flow;
overseer's and serv-
ants quarters; large
brick barn; absolutely
the best duck and sora
shooting in Virginia;
railroad station, store
a n d post-office on
property. There are
about $50 acres open
land, balance in heavy
timber Of considerable
value. This is a par
ticularly attractive
property, containing.
many historic associa-
tons. 1t is a typical
country gentleman's
home and farm. A
very attractive price
can be had for a quick
sale.
$4,000 will buy a very
attractive property on
Petersburg car line,
Al. acres and good Z
room residence, with
electric lights and fur
mace heat; large grove,
usual outbuildings.
$4,000 buys a country
store with 30 acres.
Residence of three
rooms and large hall;
large store, 30 \ 50
feet; also garage. This
is a dandy business
stand, and is offered
at a sacrifice.
$1,000 for 3 rs acres
near Taylor's Cross
ing, siX-room residence
and usual outbuild-
ings; some fruit. Good
terms.
$4,000 800 acres in
Caroline County, 2l2
miles from station, on
improved road. 100
acres in good state of
cultivation, balance in
healthy growing tim
Der. About one-half of
the property is under
fence. Residence Of
eight rooms, barn, corn
crib, smokehouse and
all other necessary
outbuildings. This is
a very good farm and
is offered at a cheap
price.
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.fIC7IOSS-LEG.fL.S
Legal Notices
BIDS FOR %oRT!i CAROII%A STATE
fRiNriEG BINDING AND DIE


FRlNrIEG BINDING; AND DIE
STAMPING.
sealed bids for printing. b!ndin: and
Gic-staiHr!Hg Tor the State OF NOrtn Gar.
DINA tor period ~ two years from
AUGUST 90, 1921. viii h" received q, the
nHcc 81 jh. Commissioner Of Labor and
Printing, Ii.!c!gh. y. G., up to II o'clock
noon of Angus; =. 1871.
b'iGrTs ar" requested 10 submit bids
ipF ihc whole ana portions less than the
who!e ia HtnounD OF said printing bind
Ing AND dicsthmping.
Specification blanks and Information
MAJ BE had hy addressing tho under
signed.
Parties submitting propositions are re-.
IniTc1 20 IcroS!t with proposal certified
check Tor $3.50 drawn TO the order of
rs u. Lacy stat" Treasurer. which check 5
VIII b" returned to unsuccessful bidders 80
soon as contract ~ awarded. Successful
bidders VIII be required to substitute FOR
check Justified bonds io- faithful! perform
anc" OF ContTac'. IN sum 20 loo determine.
oy the Printing Commission
Right Is reserved 10 reject any or all
NJ l.. SHIPMAN
Commissioners OF Labor and Printing and
SECRETARY TO Printing Commission.
STOCK pEKS--Watkins-C uttreIl Com.
pany. The arnua! meeting O! the stock
holders OF thu Watkins Co:trcll Com
pany Will toe held in the Office of the
company. Fourteenth and Dock Streets
RIchinond. Va. on Tuesday August ..
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
real EST11E FOR SALE
Suburban for Sale

FOR SAi.E-i'ctersbure Pike. Stop %.
small ,s,nnsalow; modern conveniences.
I Im@u nn,' a" "1re iS,; irni' rrisc ,,3ooo
star. Mad 1873. Room 2l3 l.. o. bldg
HIGHLAND PARH--' rooms. modern.
S Sas pay iYs,lyeG Soc r1 h go" small
Main Street.
HIGHLAND PARN-scvcrnI new G.roon.
modern residences. near park. To bc com,
pi"ied soon. Price. $500 smali cash
payment See Chas. T.. Kurh..nund. Room
~. Allison Bldg. sOji2 Eas, Main
HIGHLAND IARK-IG rooms ANA baths.
no, water heat. hot ana cold running
nom. io' snNcfa, aEIrim"nts or boarding.
9 GS%sc' r'ISS: M2,Seg. Zoo, Coo. ;erms ses
hntldinE. sos /: East Main Street.
house. iiNe rooms. i2 acres. si.Joo:
station. sale or trade. s5..5o' j.. s
i."ake. Glen Alien. Va
NORTH KIcHMoNp-7,room and reccp-
ton hall! beautiful location Siucco:
lash, SEC cnas. +. H S siIE" i MconE
-. Nilsson Bldg. sos l.: Eas, slain
NiRGiNiA--Mld. hcaithful climate. clear
SH, ,js vIkiawn cement mouse. rooms.
fronts str".ts. buyer can suhdivi,!.
pure water, tine trees. center town. nigh
school. trolley Richmond. State roads:
Se.SOV. Barbour, Highland Springs. va.
Wantcu-kcai Estate 80
sale or Tor rcnt WIN l. l.. Schmidt ~
Co. .. North Eixhth Street.
FOR BEST RESULTS. list your urDu-r,v
with Us. Garrett " Co.. lIi2 Eas, Ala,n
FOX RESULTS. Nst your properly WIN
o. c. Taylor \ Co. IL Ncr,h Nintn So.
FuN KtsuLrS list your fasins ana cit,
propsrty WIKI Pollard ~ Baguy. Rich'
HOMES on easy terms. Matter Scn..r
Central Hnt"na Bank bu..ding.
h. -. BOX sos. N
HOUSE OK COrrAGE.-Smaii nous. q,
coii.s. Ia suburbs. J.. O. Box >ys.
HOuSE-want TO buy "a nous, : 10 /.
rooms. on Grove Avenue OF Grace can
pay $4,000 cash and s. Il month. Prefer
'iyiiI!nS direct with owner. Box j as
.IhG Dispatch.
Sael@.. Co - N4rin Nintn Street
u. Ter sal" T Or rent ' i. P fSsv!.. WA
Co.. Inc. hi7 East Franklin Street -
List your pJEoperiy With US Tor sale Of
\ ]. S. marv.e ii2 Ma,aa 'r Gai;dlnr
soai, East M~n s,f-r:. "'e"'"u"d
kiSHMoMp tkLsr CO. K-a! r:syare DE.
seventh aud Mar Streets ''''
WANT To hear from owner having f,-,r
igr s''r ,oo%%Nf Eafr,ignIHr. ana loves;
Ghippcwa FAILS. WIS.
WANTED to buy largc lot o. small
acreage near Richmond on car lin.
!,ric" must b" reasonable. HoA r. 1aJ
Thc Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
FARM BARGAINS.

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list OF
arms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
locking for a farm, large
CT small, see rs.
Z. l. & H. L. DENOON.
S07 +. Main st.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
FOR RENT.
Desirable apartment in
Westchester; heat and jan
itor service. Best to be
had. See us about this.
G. l.. & H. l.. DENOON,
INC,
S07 Main Street.
FOR RENT.
ron RENT.
....,., I~s.. ETnn-

Apar,m9S"i;; Frs Frs; Floor.
No. North sixth street. oprCsi;G; cham ham
her OF Commsry" rooms enth; ,.' mTn
dents; OF physicians office Rental. SIZE
SOS south Fourth street: Apartment;
S SS;Sf :u"r%nG'sshod Eyn,al. 500.
1925 Gr9ye Aysaas aas :, 'aiFe s 1SSas
bcE LIST.
rcr rem. 100 Park Avenue: fnrni.r q, :. :.
iichJs possession September ist
io- rent. large gn.ce room. second f2.aT,
ms Eas, Main StIs%,, corner I"e'''h
r nIG'' N,3s;s T psSsl,n G9n
pocahon;as street South R!ehmond
FOURTH srhEEs-i:;i@auetnan Apart,
mems near fTanhIin. een,ai3!ns !
bath: rooms li.tcheneWs and BATH
Possession Ssp'S NIB ri3qs eng b isi.'
miner. second Glov. Fms; National B.nH
FRANKLIN. EAST lc6-nAshslor apart,
hsth hyu. .ad tight Et5 Mad. l5i'-j
GRACE 81, ". is-'-nr.snt. airy com
p.cie sTsr;,nen; no ch.!iieh' N"'' 'e-
IR,Tr ST " .ebi-Unfu-ui>hcG apart
men; ot ;Nvo -oan,s, Niyeh.nstie and bath;
immediate possession. Phone Boulevard
GRACE STREET NEST 100 BLOCH
!t-Ea rooms Ntch.net-e. bash. i"'tA
newly vaTe-si t-Aer.ita. ,9Ha- "'l
Ps5as osjwssa ana :. Boa tss3.W.
MO<UMGN. AVENUE ives, o.: me bogls-
y.-a eca'A!aiaE Te2ms s"t eaIa
81, - .ar .t.stg Q. Morton q. TeaIh.mes.
-s:-- ca-- s.rs; Nations Hs"" hu''I-
ssE6Nr essr aat ,hFee ia.ss 10 .oo'n rs;
c7.E ana Es.sa-a. iiy ! Ssi,sN.o" -
~,s.a .s- F.anSIIr street. San ee
So u-ly ~ ,slsrHonia- Kan. -.;5-J.
STUART Avt. ,2ll-.Npar-'T;'1n EnS.
s - s 1870: M 'BoaIits '. !no,J,
THIRD FLOOR apartment, ;wo .s-s"
furnished rooms bed and !5yLnE.Fn2ih
Sha;.- Ran. li5tJ.
ua:arai-nsa, modern. West End, n hra -
-ht an. water lu-",,sh-d' Rent E''.'''
BoN \ 80. cage The p,spate!
rwu !arse rooms furnished fox housH'
arerinG. GOOD location A"a central"
uodgEn ,lg. oft;A . h"rHSS@ moo, , Hgy5S
~ near Boa.cyAri boN = H. rhs
pLs'nlga.
E3GM Al ;os!Sa osaF , Ia;mO Ss;a
electric fights: separate entrances: iron;
and back porrncs Immediate Posses
sion Morton g ThalhiIrer, rus, Na-
,iona! San, building. Fnonc Randolph
Business Places for Rent a.
FOR RE%T-Auton.ohMc s,orast good
building concrete :ioog. s. month. Rus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

), 10 aud 9O-ac!c poultry. fruit and truck
farms on L.. i = l.. station: run
ning water fronting highway. $35 per
ac,. ~. Terms. $40 per month. Phone
Madison @2lJ fuT DESCRIPTIVE. circular or
write j. =. I5yars. No. East Franklin
Street. Richmond.
50 ACRES--Faru 80 acres on national
highway, IL miles from AShla nd
90 acres cleared splendid residence.
Win lhTg. rooms, hot and cold water.
with hnth' rTttiy avn iarS. Darn WIZ
chicken runs. Price, $500. Good
terms buildings now would cost more
money. nice orchard, grapes and berries.
WIN. Miller Co.. i2J North Eighth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

BY RUFFiN Is SLOAN
Real Estat. Nuctictcrrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
StOrc
SALE OF HoTTI.lNG PLANT.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE.
UNITED STATES. WESTERN Dis
TRlCT ~ NORTH cAROLINA-In
re: MlNT COLA CO, Bankrupt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

= BARGAIN, 500: small house. corner
Boyd Street: large lot: in good condi.
iion. Call Madison 3:SS or boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
business Places for Rent

FOR REST-AUton!on!r storage. good
building concrete floor s. month. Rus
-, WavmRck !t. Decatur -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

Farms and Land tor Sale ~
\ RANG .;$-Sm.u farm. with Improve
uru,, ga near cts. Call up Mad.-
son lrS1-.I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

100 acres splendid seven room
dwelling usual farm buildings:
good orchard. SO acres in cuitiVa-
t!or. convenient railroad. schools:
we'll located. Sell on $3.50 cash
payment. balance long time.
Chance get real bargain.
Might consider improved city prop
erty ia exchange.
CtO acres. lagEcly cut over: plenty
water: fine orchard: close railroad
ana village. soil naturally fine.
VIII MAKE nice stock farm.
Wei! located and the price makes
IL "A snap. WI. exchange for Inn
proved city property and take
some mortgage.
MORTOS q. TnALfIIMER.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK HLDG
RICHMOND. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

GROOM FLAT. located u-a. CA!moot~zo
PARK: b.!.N construction. t!.d nain,
electric Nrhts: s=oaEate enhances; IRON;
and bac; porrnes. Immediate POSSES
sion Morton g ThaIhiIrer, rifs, Na-
tiona. Ban. building. Phone Randp!?a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

W ESTHAMPToN-I.ost to be gotten on
easy terms; just a few left: $50 cash,
$50 month. he ready to build. Price
will advance on these lots very soon.
Box ID IA. care Tho Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

l85 ACRES--Fiuou- orchard at auction.
y part OF tn" Diamond Orchard lands
a, Salem. Va. will be sold at auction
acres: 200, Works Loo Ben Davis,
Lands - hnc condition. Unexcelcd air
drainage: 5000 TO 1.500-Darrcl yield
for past years For Information. write
W. II. li.il & Co. BOX lliI. Roanoke.
Va. Selling Agents
-, ACRE farm for sale. Gently rolling
farm. ryc m.lss from orange. on ma
cudam roLd. with water In every Held.
Fine house IN large grove Of oaks. spleen
ala dairy o. grain farm: $1,000. Terms
Is W thaIp"4-a!. D.iaplaHc. Va.
:7j ACRES Dairy. stock grain farm. 27j
acres. miles Richmond. 2o0 acres
cleared, Improved. with good Groom
house. modern dairy barn. milk house !:
SIS aCr". II you want TO double your
money. Investigate this Monday morning.
Miller co 1873 North Eighth. Richmond.
50; ACRES fo' saie by owner; fenced for
hogs. sheep and cattle. 200 acres in
cultivation balance IN pine md oak tim
Der. groom dwelling: large barn and
other ou,bulliings: mile to depot,
church ard school,! buyer obta in
practice lly any terms desired. For par
ticuiars write Box 81. Petersburg. Va.
Houses for Sale "a
q BARGAIN. 1900; small house. corner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24
Farms for Rent
Houses for Rent
Garages for Rent

FOR REST Forces, Mi!, mod,ln seven.
room nous. september is'. f5p Mad
son i4.".W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-24

FOR SADE-4.room cottage. Stop II, Pc
tershurg car line.
FOR ssls, by owner. scven-room bunga-
low and acres on Hilliard Road,
miles from city. half mil9 from Lake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
FOUR STILLS IN CHURCH, COL.
ORED DEACON CAUGHT

Norfolk. Va, July 6.-Four st;lls, 8
quantity of corn whisky and 80 gail
Ions of mash We're seized by police oil
ficeirs this morn;ng in the Disciples of
Christ Chunch (colored). Deacon WiEhe
Bl'cwn, in whose room the diStiGG:ng
was being CARRIED on, was arrested.
Brown atanpftted in police court to
day that for $25--iinto the taking Of
which, he SAID, he had 3een tisnpted
by the devil-he had allowed caae
Henry, also cclored, to make use OF
his room i'm the church for moonshm
mig. He denied however, that he 'had
taken pant in the making of the
whisky.
When the officers raided the s.:ll the
deacon hid under the church. In order
10 give him an opportunity to bring
the mysterious Henry to court Po!sce
Justice Simmcns continued the case
until Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
TEACHERS REJECT MOTHER
HUBBARD

Des lIoines, Iowa, July G.
School teachers here attending ,hc
national education conference lod2"
were advised to put Ounce CAP n
Old Mother Hubbard and chase ner
cut of The schoolroon,.
Miss Katherine d. Bake, Ne"
York. pleaded With her sister teach
crs 10 baaiza the old time tales
from the schools and snppiant them
with stories about real people.
"Who cares whether Old MothHr
Hubbard discovered no bones whcn
she went 10 the cnnbcard?" askH.!
Miss Blake. "Tales like that and
the one about the old LADY in ire
shoe are absurd. Let's get sonir
real people iii the con- books.
Miss Blake. WHO IS chairman II
the committee on elementary scnoo..
also recommended in her reporc,
which was presented today, that
stories about kings All generals n
histories be minimized and new in
,entions and discoveries emp!l".-
sized.
Training for parenthood !,
schools was also recommended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
Mass Meeting Saturday
Prominent Speaker TO Make Add 'css
Fer American Legion

alexandria will participate !
ihe State Wide Service Campa!en y
the American Legion Saturday night
when speaker OF nat.onal rlLrta
zion and state officers # the legion
viii hold mass NEE .ng in this
,ity, presided ever by John T. W2C-
thington, commander of Alex2:lria
Post No. "a.
Every cx-service man, Or wl7i':.,
in the city is urged 10 attend ihiG
meeting and any man who has at
already allied himself with thc
American Lcgiol is expected to do
so. John T. Wor!'1ington is COM
mander, Charles Nj. Sheppersoa.
vice commander, and Douglas Lind
sey is treasurer OF the local post,
and application cards can be obtaina |
from anv Of these officers. or from
George II. Evans. al the chamber of
commerce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
ASIATIC CHOLERA SPREADING
RAPIDLY IN RUSSIA

Stockholm, July 6-Asjat;c cholera
is spreading rar5l,y in ti1o whole of
European Russia, according to the
public health re2orGs! There were g.
600 cases reported up 10 June %.
Towns are mere subject TO the IN
fsc::cn than nural districts, Pe;rograe:
and Mcscow recently became infected.
...'al.e Cl;soase spreading quickly and De
jrg propagated by the unusually not
wtaa,.hsr and refugees who have fled
from THE famine stricken districts.
According tc the Rosta News Agency
IN Moscow, al .ahe imperial castles
s.fi country houses CT the nobility il
the Cr.mea will be converted im:o hes
p,t21s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
SEES AUTOS OF COTTON, COAL
DUST AS FUEL

Chicago, July 6.-Automobll; 5
built of q composition of cotton ard
orcrated with coal dust for fuel are
a possibility, according to Rogc~
". Babson. statiStician, who is.
visiting here.
The principal factor in the de-
cline of the automobile business ms
been the increase in the price If
gasoline" he said. "The car of the
future will be run BY other fusi
Already the use OF coal dust has
rassed the experimental stage.
Lighter cars mast be manufac-
tured to cut down the cost of pre-
duction ard maintenance. 4 compo-
,ition Of cotton, formaldehvde AM
glue is being used to produce :
material that may solve the prob.
lem.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
DUEL TG THE DEATH FOUGHT
IN COURTHOUSE

Lexington, KY. July 6-NathaH
Cambs AZ Demccr3: .ea&or cf Wc!fc
2cunty, is dead and Arlae Malorey. -
i n hospital here in a serious ccH-
diticn as result of a due! in the
WCIfa Ccurty Courthouse :rt Camptcn
Monday. Pai::.cs caused the shooting
It is sad. Ccmbs was shJt five times
Through the stomach by Maloney, who
was sho.. once through the r'gh, chest
y Combs.
Mstorey said tc:ay he hai !r2vef
seen Ccnrbs before the shcc.'ting. TX
s&:d he was gc:ng UP Tie a.a:!w@y G.!
ne Courthouse when he met mar
who drew a pistol and fined a: hl2
without saying a word. Malcrey ,'ael
t,rew his p:std! and. emp;:ed It me-
his ASSISTANTS stomach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
National Fruit Product
Company Manufactures
Vinegar
EMPLOYS so MEN
Plant Has Capacity of 100000 Gal
lens Annually-Forty Tanks Used
Fer Fermentation.

The plant or the National Fruie
Product Company, located in tho
northwestern section OF this city, S
i the present time running, at rs
maximum capacity. Pure apple
idcr vinegar is the only production
If this plant. The apples used n
he manufacture OF this vinegar a"e
hipped mcstiv from the Piedmont
section of Virginia b. way Of tie
southern Railroad. About 100000
gallons of vinegar ar; turned ont
annually at this plant. Shipments
are made to the solth at the rate Of
bout fifty ears per month. This
nlant supplies practically al IN,
rade in the southern and south
western sections OF the United
States.
Plants Of tnis company are also
coated N Winchester Va, and in
%Iar.insburg. W. Va. These plants
,rc also engaged n the manuGac!r.e e
Il Jelly.
Frank Armstrong is president Of
he company and CocDer Dawson IS
ne general manage:. r. T. Woods
suDcrintend9nt Of the local p!4rt.
Tie plant is fully equipped, nl"
.g forty tanks for the fcrmenta.
ION of the cider, each tank having
I capacity Of 500 barrels. The cider
allowed tc i2rrncnt cor five weeks
nd is then drawn out and pastuer-
zci at Il scmnora:Ure of l40 degrees
Earenheit. This pastGcrizaticn pro-
.ess kills all g."'as that NAV he n
he vinegar and also prevents N
'ormatiCn Of mother.
An experimental! laboratory is
'lso conducted under the supervision
f-Dr. f.. G.. Grab. who was fr"-
nsriv assistant 70 the chief Of the
Inited States Bureau Of Chemistry.
Fifty men are employed and t!:e
'l&nt !, being run both night ani
:ay.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
HUNGER STRlk Err DIES
MOUNDSElLLE PEN

MoundsviAe, w. Va, July G.-Con-
victe.l cf rcE5ery and murder and sen
seGced 70 serve a lie term III the State
Peni,.ent:a1:y here, Tcny Gradisc@n
died IN the prison hospital today, :!
c,u1.yer striker
Clau:scen. according to Pcn3temt!2'.y
Officials, refused to cat June 20 the
date eff his arrival here. ard Eever
swa.lcwed anything afterward. Food
was forc5E?y administered, but the
prisoner Continued to Become we:sk"r.
Gradsscen. was arrested and con-
v:ctss! IN connection with 4 !umbeE
camp he'd up at Marl:r:on, W. Va,
la,.t Writer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
iTSPECTS BALD HEAD WINS.
FREEDOM FOR HIM

Fsirmort, ". Va, July G.-To
he fact that his. head IS bald. .]oe
.arossa, Of Fairmont. owes his free
!cm possibly his life.
Larcssa was ac1ued OF being oMn
f the men in the murder car from
which Rocco Vcrdig!ione was shoe
death on the night OF May 30.
l.. C.. Straight, the only witness
Introduced BY the State when Laros
a was arraign"d today before Mag
strate Billin2ica, said that LaroS-
as features. figure and clothing
Yere identical @ith those Of one Of
ne men he saw in the murder car
3ut the men we're not the same. ne
aid, for the participants in ne
shooting affair had black, curl;
air.
Larosa car boast but few hairs
n his head but last night he was
| free man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
Some Talker
Colored Couple Fined s5 Each In
Police Court Today

Spectators in the police couctl to-
day were given treat to q yer?
talkative person when a colored W.,
man answering to the name of Ida
Hawkins was arraigned to answer
charge. of disorderdly conduct
and fighting, and the man who cnl-
ployes her as housekeerer giving
the name of Henry Clay. also was
arraigned on the same charge.
Clay told the court ne was simply
trying to "govern the woman" ami
simply put his hand on her. An en-
tirely different story was told by
the woman which was to the effect
that Clay cho!sed her. Clay tried
10 get word in cdgcways and mis-
efforts were unsuccessful. Justice
Snow also made an effort to say
something and gave up by saying,
"Five Dollars each"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-06
To POUR OuT III
QUARTS. Of VBISkEY
U. S. Court Orders Hooch
Turned Into the
Sewer
BOND IS FORFEITED
BOND is FORFEITED
S25O0 Bond of Arthur Daniel King
Charged With Violating Prohibition
Law

Afts. returning four indictments
| .oasy HE 2lanl jury III thz Uni.c:i
ag,:::s cur: fer sGe Eastsrn district
Of Virginia, JuGge D. Lawrence G-o-
I.er p..:..s.';ng, -Htss discharged fer the
.:lm Taz pet jury was aijcurne;:
oy;c :.li September, as q number OF
9ssi;ls aGte 20 sc G!esarted at th$;.
:is7,m.
Indictments were returned by the
graEa jury as follows: Ernest Tyler.
f.c-sly cf a treasury chick; Edward
]. Hess ard Howard W. March, lar
Gerry OF government property and
ilas'.1g in .hl;:r possession stc?en gov.
s'sa.n,ent property; Hubert Smith, vio,
Eating Mann Act; D. c. B2wman Y3o-
a.:ag Harrison narcotic ACT.
Tyler was sentenced 10 serve ere
yssr and one day in the fec5zra! prison
at At.anta; Hess was sentenced -
serve three years and March .
serve a year and a half.
Leslie 7. Payne, indicted for lar
caay Ercm the United Soates mail,
was sentenced 10 serve s:X months ii
the city jan. The case against James
W. Wccd, for an alleged violation CT
THE proh:b:sson act. was dismissed Il
was also the case against J. W. Rus.
&C.! for am alleged violation Of The
prohibition act. Tie case agarst }.
Benjamin Waters, alleged 70 have
government property IN rs posses
s.cn. was dismissed.
Bond in the sum cf $500 was de-
c!srad forfeited ~ the case of Arthur
Darrell King charged wS5if an alaegei
violation of the prohibition law.
A total. of 1T quart bottles Of rye
whisksy, recovered several months 2gc
by ti1e fejsrgI authur:T:es IN Airing
.cn county. was ordered poured gu.
Jy The court. This wcrk viii! be il
charge Of Marsha! Clarence G.
Sm!thers.
n count today a number of Gases
against the Pennsylvania ard Barr
nya,.e and Oh!c Railroads charged WITH
y;a}atiyy the .wenty-e:ght hcu: vet
ssyt'tad.
The many friends CT Clarence g.
sn.:ars.s, who was reappc'"ted mar-
,.s! cf :his court, greeted nm yes
ter;5sv and today Marsk&. SmlthcHs
qisa.ppc.inted W3.s;am $. schcsni cerutE
marshal CT tbs court.