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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

BEALE-D!cd, at Grace Hospital Rich-
mond. Va. September = 1921. after u
long Illness. Frederick Page BCalr aged
- years ln'crmeut at IIIymarfct. y Is.
BEAlCLEEK- Died, after q shcr; Hines.
at his homo IN Amelia. Va. Charles 2.
John BenuClerN. lie Is survived hy his
wife who is tho daughter OF the lU;o
Edward Coleman OF Amelia
WlLkINSoN-DieG at the residence Of
hcr parents. September 10, S.+5 T.. NJ.
Helen Dalton Wilkinson. ago years
MON rs. the only Chlld a.: Lewis Il and
Myrtle H.rudu0 Wilkinson. Services
wTcc conduct ~ ine Evavc IN Hollywood
C"mtcry sunday afternoon at o'cloc\
by the Rev {. l.. King. paste! Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

r EDUCED rates on
storage. Are you
interested in saving
mon ey? w e can
save you money on
your auto storage.
ireproof garage,
convenient to West
e II q, at reduced
rates. Communicate
with us at once.
Hermitage Realty
Co. Boulevard 300.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

YOUNG LADY. H!in several yrAfs' Aprrl-
enc. CasuIcT. StHrT". u.I.vv wutn aud
bookkeeping. V.,u t.. position. al!
I.U9IvNasu !J!"-h
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lNDENED FOu QUICK
REFERENCE
Use the Tclcphonc-Call randolph I
AK for MINT Adj Tinker


CLASSIFIED advertisements ordcrc,
for THE RICHMOND TlMES-DiS
PATCH daily morning edition vii
appear in the next edition OF TIKI
EVENING DISPATCH. The rate:
given herewith cover morning an.
evening service in all instances. viii
tho exception Of THE. SUNDAY
TIMES DISPATCH. which is price,
separately.
Schedule of Want Al Rates
:l.c a word daily. minimum
30c. set solid
SC "a word daily. minimum soc.
agate cans.
sc word Sunday. minimum
3GC set solid.
IL a word sunday. minimum
Zoe. agate caps
J consecutive insertions price
of -. insertions.
consecutive insertions price
OF 81. insertions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
Far Away and Long Ago

Classified ads were born abou, 1000 ago-and
re still going all
- '
The first known classified, ads found on stone
'billboarts' that have Roman
city buried by II volcanic
here few of ads und in Pumpci by Pro-
lessor David NJ Robinson, - Uniycrsity
ITO RENT, from the fin upper
tpln1nher rnN house Polio
tinasus Mnrus." -
Md the earliest M ads:
"a COPPER POT is missing &c shopo OF An
toniiS Whoever brings o.
when you nd-clition
Of 1o2I-ca Randolph IN adj take
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- -
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

business Opportunities 30
CONFECTIONERY business for sale doInl:
good bus!ness on the busiest block OH
second Street. Rca- for selling other
business. Randolph cSi..
IF YOU want - sell or ony, i business. nee
liChniond Business Exchange. $40
i nmsriea e. Sn'i1 sIai Bank Building
REORGANiIlEG - Broad Street corpora
lion my thousand dollars subscribed.
Good position open 10 one who TAX.
ten thousand dollar interest. Please do
not answer unless YOU nave III. ca sh.
ION as. care The Dispatch.
WANTED. SECURITY BROKER OR
BANKER
To underwriic OF sell $4,000 issue OF pre-
feErtd and common stock in inancia! cor
poration now operating under conservative
management. paying quarterly. dividends
Money needed for Increased business Per
!ndnent connection offered on uplc ton
OF placing this issue IL desS-d. Qualified
in Georgia. South Carolina and Virginia.
VIII uuaiify In other States for right party
or sell issue outright letting buyer ar
range Tor redistribution. VIII consider
esta blishing branch loan Ollie. In your
section. This is an excellent opportunity
Tor young man of means and ability TO
make a substantial permanent business
yonnec,ion. Closest !nvcs;igation Invited.
Furnish full particulars ABOUT yourself
l.. u. B. 81 Wall Stree; Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

CLERICAL. WORk--YounE lady thor
oughly experienced desires permanent
position. Al references. +. .. Box
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
Moving, Trucking Storuye ..

NOV ING, storing. Grating and shippinr
10" rates. Expert wora. Phone Madison
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

SEEING is RELIEVING.
The Best Used Car bargains
Ever Offered.
on sccoun; o, having to vaca,c
our sa!">r"cm. SIS West Broad
Street. and awaiting the compile
ION q, GU: now nom" NJ No :
poraTily located at the Kline Fac
tory seventh and Cary Streets.
on accoun; OF yIom arc slash
ing our prices on used ears. as
!ist"d below:
KLINE TOURING; newly paint
T rsal 1 5arsh masI ss3o 4 riseh
ancc $50 per month
ytLiE TOURING now tires.
runs and looks like now. 500
$500 cash, balance $50 per month.
KA!NE '-ras;cqser chummy
sto0-S5oo cash and balance $50
monthly
1919 KLINE TOURING. LOOKS
ana runs ike now ana the price
IS only sl,0no-Si00 cash. balance
$50 per month.
ASK ABOUT rus cAH-rtyc-
passenger lieht siN touring: new
tires and newly painted: ton and
upholstery Ike nrw. Tho price
tcrn, to sui, you - '""
er il 81 ( da! yo 'r ,,;sl, Mi,h star,
dii.uu; $3.50. \ real bargain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

JUk Is EErER-I desire a position "a, "A
or assistant bookkccurr ,,an
give the best OF references. Box /. 400
are Th. dispatch. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13

REMOVAL SALE-N. arc reducing o.r
Co's"ts ana accessories pr-palnIuI. guI
moving iHtS ugr new store 80. ia EI-,
Graz street. Tar Corset SHOP ~.
North fl;;h. Mfs y. J. PYLE. Prop
THE mothcg 81 hlc late Gcorg, H. iEcE.
man acknowledges viii. grateful np;irr.
citation your "NuTcsslu' uf sympathy li
her bereavement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
wa You Want When You Want It, Use Ad Here Get
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-MaIc !.

YOUNG man. technical education. six
years practical engineering expcTicn nee
along mechanical. electrical and metal
iuHical lines. some sales experience.
Desires position. Anything considered.
BOX y az. cnrc Tn. Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN wishes position around gar
axe. drive any make car and do minor
repairs. Phone Randolph lSi7 or call
30o East Franhln Street.
YOUNG MAN. experienced in clerical work
and shoe salcsinanship. desires position.
Madison i5lS-J.
YOUNG MAN wants work with wholesale
firm. with opportunity 10 work up TO
Main Street.
YOUNG MAN with cXpci cncc In book
keeping and salcsmanship. desires posi-
ton. ioN Bs2i. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN. with some cNpcriencc de-
sircS position in auto rcpui shop. Box
9lJ. care The Dispatch.
YOUNG MAN with experience. desires
work In factory. Boa 32t. care The
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-13
EMPLOYMENT
Situations wnntcd-Fcmalc 81

,
BOOK kEErEk-I desire a position a, a
! give the best OF references. Box /. ici.
Observation-Disclosures in single or
%sI s",Ty or lss nd OF clerical
| wants clerical work; Good aid accurate
| a; figures: good bill clerk; can use
,ypewrLSsr., bcs, references. Call Ran
Ci.ENicAI. WORK--Young lady. thor.
Sashiy s@psricrsSd desires permansn,
CLERICAL WORH-founY lady. with ex-
ptrirncs. desires oriicG; or clerical! worS.
Accurate al nsures Furnish references.
COOK -Colored Woman wants place a,
look look and pain no ge"sewor; ns.I ana
EXPERIENCED LADY DESIRES Posi-.
Madison 5Gi5.
child wants position as houSehecper: riiy
or country; sona5!I pay; Apply MIS-.
MENDlNG and darnlns .: az! kinds done
al reasonable prices Call k.ndu.pn
NURSE, experienced WOULD care FOR IN
valid OF chilLr.n over !. years old. Mrs
cottrcil. Iic North ninth street M"c'
orEKATOR-Youns lady desires position
as private, switchboard operator. also
shpsrienssd IN ,ypswr'tins aud cieEit.l
me Dispatch.
SETTLED. lady, wants position as house
keeper for widowsr or small tami!y Or
ccEi or sick. Madison dIse:W.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, young Lady
encrs. Madison $32:-J.
SrENotiRAPHER--Yo lady sieno-
Eraphcr; several years experience: de-
s.r-s position; can iurnisn urst refer
.nccs. Cali Madison cSla-J.
srENoGRAPHER. capable and expert
"mced IA a.. ome. work. ""s'res pos
oiiieS tor .eSn"ftomvS: M"dttsie s Sal
at inst. fhVn" Madison l:35.
STENuGRArHER. BEGINNER. desires posi-
zion al one. AL i'ouisEath -"-o.W'
SrHNoGRArHER ana Edsihonr operator
,Srer,s"e"d rI.s.s.Sss: ds.itsS position
TEACHER WInicG. position by teacher.
ru..,at autI Raid u .h- .,ncon \, oin.Ii's
~. II. i. -. !. 100. -. if'acos ,o.e, "a,
TEACHER 81 .Nrerenred primary
o. -. dsi ae'.o",. = ''..s- ...ss ~ ~.
y, h..e, .srw ''!i,u... -.
\ rE&uIRAIiihH w...:.a :. rlalc Ia an
once 20 ,sl,.r.cnce. >rna!. ...s,s q.
net. I.DA -. s.y ,t;r D.-I.a.s!..
s-.rtnr.n wito~ !ady OF '"in' mem,
OF "a ."'"..d. !'V> 49, enI" ..e
.inuro. o.. count. 49,. SIS. :" a.a." "a.
Meas. i'ox Al .y!. .ue ,.s.."te..
..l.DE..i.. !niy wou.i N"- 10 -, ...n-
ter.a a: hon,e. 1895 .vur.a ..s,".y
!.a.'.ast s.!".
iusitioH as iypisi. Erno.ai o.iicc a"d
v...t.-. |nrn. .."..! 80. p-a9-,..
r"s.,.".' 10 a. ,"'.r ~ ID 100" ~
wt"i. Hs''I".,,S "'' $40 ~,
~ -, i..i'. Nt'rlr@. wen. .-.. n.;t.. ..1>.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-09-20
DON'T SLEEP ON YOUR JOB

TO THE EDITOR:
I want to say a few words through
your paper about some necessary
things, precautions and limitations i'll
Scotland Neck.
Just a few days ago we had big
week or two before it came when it
would come. We had a great crowd
of people and hot as it was the town
failed to make any provision whatever
for drinking water on the street in
the business part of the town. In
fact, the drinking fountains were cut
off to save a little water. There
could not have been very much water
saved in this way and it would have
and it would have been great
convenience to the people. Now,
while the drinking fountains were cut
off to save a little water, there was
big, wide, deep, long, dirty morse
| trough flat on the ground running
over with water nearly all day vast
mud hole full of water. Now, if this
is the best Scotland Neck can do to
meet the needs and convenience Of a
big crowd Of people on circus day,
or any other day as to that, I would
say may the Lord help the town, for
it's management seems to have gone
by the board. No drinking water or
public toilets on the streets for the
people, but plenty of water all the
time for that old, dirty horse trough
flat on the ground where the street
dogs wallow in it.
I believe that such dirty place
for horses to get water at is dis
grace to the management of the town
and public opinion should demand a
better place to water the horses.
We will soon have pretty, paved
streets now and look out for a lot of
street laws; so many that the makers
of the laws will not know them them
selves. This did happen once in Scot
land Neck. Now, why not have just
"a few street laws as are absolutely
necessary and enforce them. We GER
tainly need some speed laws and have
them enforced with heavy fines if ne
cessary Wild reckless driving should
not be tolerated and especially around
the dangerous corners. Most other
towns have cars to come to a stop be
fore entering Main Street at certain
dangerous corners. This is real
good law and I am aston1shed at ou1
lawmakers that they have not made
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-09-20

to fall
the Of
ditch at the lower end
paving should of street Mr. Prys
to This is
thirty of water off and
time this deep
in
know all
of md
of andt might
tile bridge
may in fronto
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-09-20

would like to know why the ton
should allow the sidewalk to ron,o.
like the paving force left it tb;,.
or sixty days ago in front of AIsbroo,
and Walston's market. Don't
think if it had been a little further IN
town the hole dug out by the pawn,
force would have been filled m 1on
before now? The people in this end
of the town are getting tired of bar
ing the sidewalk in such bad cona;
ton for so long a time.
We think when men assume resnon
sibility they should certainly look a.
ter certain important things and MT
60 to sleep on their jobs.
j. D. RAY.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-09-20

A place to drop your small change
at home-a Liberty Bell Savings Bank
with each account of ST. or more.
Have you yours vets
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-09-20
MUSIC PUPILS

Mrs. w. r. Bond will take Piano
pupils at her home. Those who are
interested please phone 161.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
To Discuss Recognition
Of Mexican Government

Mexico City, May "7--Through an ar
ranGcment made By tho Mexico Foreign
office. George I. Summertime. America n
charge d affairs in Mexico Guy will
meet President ObreEon probably tomor-
row to discuss the memorandum con-
crrninG recognition Of McXiCn by tho
United states. which il Is understood
he brought 10 Mexico City this morn
Ing.
This mcmor& 7dum. il = learned from
IN author!tativ" source in no sense Is
an ultimatum for IN" signing OF Il treaty
or protocol. but 4 nero suggestion from
the United States department OF state
as to the basis upon which recognition
might be extended. II is declared there
is nothing in II to offend the SuSccpti-
bliticS Of the Mexican people. and Tat
il does not cmhody N" terms laid down
by the Fall Suh-ronmittrc.
Secretary Of State Hughes and Under
Secretary nr state Henry I. Fletcher Il
was said. dra ft"d the memorandum Il ftcr
conferences lasting moro than month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Hundred Rifles Issued
to the Volunteer Police
Mingo Man Who Cursed Mar,
tial Law Proclamation A..
rested By State Police
Operators Welcome Con-
gressional Probe

Williamson. W. Va. May 27.-CharGSd
with violat.Ni OF Governor E F. MOT.
can's proclamation Of martial law Tor
Mingo county, Hobart Allen was arrest,
ed today at War Eagle by state troop
er. Private Inslow. who made the A.
rest. testified that Hobart cursed the
proclamation. and Captain J R Brockus
Of the state police ordered tho prisoner
committed to jail without bail
The captain reported tonight that the
Tug river section on the West Virginia.
Kentucky border. the scene OF fecsas
shootingS. was quiet.
Captain Brockus announced that 70
date 10C rifles had been issued here 70
the citizen state police sworn In Tor -
emergency About 200 rifies, he 0liN.
had been sent to towns in the trouble
zone. They will be used TO arm citiSeaS
in the different mining villages-
welcomed BY Operators.
Harry Olmstead. acting chairman Of
the labor committee Of tho Wiluamson
Coal Operators association. In . etate-
ment made public here today dsclAro4
that the employers welcome the pro.
posed senate investigation.
I'VE. have sought" he said. "since the
beginning Of the present disordero4
conditions. dating back to last July. 10
reach the people Of the country with full
facts. We have nothing to col al. atd
welcome any impartial inyestiEatiop,,
which the one proposed to be conducted
by the congressional committee 10 Ger.
tain 10 be-. We assert with ali
candor when the truth is given to the
public. no blame will attach to
the operators in this field" -,
aas N6oonshins Cache.
Major Wilder OF the Kentucky Ma.
tional Guard returned to his headduaf.
ters here after investigating condlttoaa
on the Kentucky side opposite Nolan.
where West Virginia trooper. .
ruardsman and a civilian were kiiIsl
in a fight Wednesday night. The mA30P
said that an effort had been made 70
locate an alleged moonshine cache.
where the men in custody In connection
with the tight are said to have obtained
liquor shortly before the shooting -.
Cured. ~,
STRIKER P1acard Removed
Carl A Dodge, state trooper, to-
night entered the headquarters Of the
United Mine Workers Of America hero
and ordered David Robh internationA
financial agent Of the union. to renove
from the wall a card bearing the dsn.
milton Of striker" -
Mr.. Robb said he had copied the 0tn.
milton from a dictionary. declared th1f
he removed the card TO his own oAio1..
The trooper later demanded the eaf4
and took II to Captain BrockuS o6toOi
Robb then consulted AttornEy~fhaaaAD
West. representing the miners unioA. -
to the legality Of the procedure.
Captain Brockus said tho mattig
would rest. as far as he would be coas
cerned. until Major Tom Davis, repre-
sentative Of Governor Morgan In the
Mingo region. returns to WilliamsoN
from Charleston. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
PLUCK Of THIS
MINISTER SAVES
NAN FROM MOB

Hattirsburg. Mss. May 27.--PiStol
In hand. III" Roy. -. = Harmon. y
Methodist preacher. stood of last ;ght
~ masked mob tn,en, upon r"movin :
',asCy F. Jones from tho Methodist h, s.
p;ral hers"
Jones waS wounded yesterday by ]. 3.
MoS"lcy. after nc had shot and DANGER
ousIy wounded Mrs. Moscly. Or. IIar-
mon. commissioner Of the hospital, upon
learning that feeling was aroused
a Sa,nst Jones. took his stand ~ the
stair head after asking for police pro-
lection. Before the officers arrived. how
"rer. Il number OF masked men slipped
'n,o the building 10 find themselves con-
rronted by the preacher.
Doctor. W" aren't going 10 make any
racket" said one. '~c JUST van. our
man.
L am Methodist pr"a' h"r. replied
tho doctor. IN charge uf This hospital
md rCspnnS hl" for all ia L You dare
not come up those steps unless you
cross my dead body. Now shoot II you
dare. You may xii me. but YOU shall
not come up tho$" steps
The mob d':,rcrsri when the officers
,rrtN ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
THREE DROWN;
FOUR ESCAPE
At MONONCAH
Two Boys and Their Would
Be Rescuer Victims in
River Tragedy.
Special Dispatch to The Intclligrncer.

Special Dispatch to The lntcliiEcncer.
Fairmont W. Va. May 27.-Threc arc
dead and four were rescued from drown
ing only after hard struggle this
afternoon in the water, nf the West
Fork river at MononGah
The Dead:
FRANK LAPINSKY. aged II.
RAYMOND LhPlSSkY. aged ..
CHARLES MASON, aged 81.
The two boys were swimming at A
gravel bar In tho river and were swept
down stream by the swift current. due
to 4 rise In the river. They wer" soon
beyond their depth and began calling
for help. Mason. who heard their cries.
threw off his clothes and leaped into
the water. but was unable to reach the
boys.
In a little while there were score
or more Of swimmers in tho stream,
and II was not long before Charles Nc
Cain. Okey Watson. Dezil Shafer and
Frank Swanson were in difficulty. The
other swimmers were able TO get these
three out after a struggle. and It was
necessary to roll some Of them over
barrels 10 save their lives.
Meanwhile Mason began I" sink
about midStrcam. He called for help.
but before he could be reached was
drowned The bodies OF the three have
not yet been recovered
4 year ago the eldest son OF Mason
was killed when i horse he was riding
in rornficld ran away and he was
thrown off. his head striking the piow
point. which penetrated his skull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
URGES ENDING
Of COAL STRIKE
Lloyd George Repeats Gov
emment's Offer to the
British Striking Miners

London. May e7.--The prime minister.
Lloyd George initiated another attempt
this morning tn end the coal stoppaSc'
when he addressed a dCputat!on or mine
owners and tho executive BODY OF inc
miners union. urging tho necessity OF
an cnrIy rcsumption OF work beaCuSc
Of the rountry'S alarming increase OF
unemployment and the general slowing
down OF all industries.
1t has been eight weeks Sin'c INC
work in tn" mines ceased. Mr.. l-loyd
ti""rgr rcrratrd the governments oii"r
to gran, lN.n00.n00 pounds 10 tide the
coal industry over the period during
which 4 permanent settlement shall I've
negotiated. but warnrd tn" c"nterch""
that there was no chanc" Of increasing
that amount lie addcc:
"W" shall not put single treasury
note on the table unless We kn"" that
tho terms "f permanent peace are
agreed upon"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
EVADER'S
MILLION TAKEN
BY UNCLE SAM
STACKER MUST COME,
BACK TO REGAIN ESTATE
Grover Bergdoll Is Cut Off
From Absolutely All FL
nancial Resources.

Philadelphia. May "I.-All the PTpp-
erty Of Grover Cleveland Bergdol, dralt
cv.ldcr. who is now IN Germany. as an
escaped convict. was seized here TO-DAY
by Colonel Thomas W. Miller, aticn
propcrty custodian for the United
States government, by order OF Presi-
dent Harding. With il was seized the
property Of his mother. Mrs. Emma G.
Bergdoll and Of his brother. Erwin Berg
doll, now serving sentence In the army
disciplinary barracks at Leaven~orth
Kansas as n draft evadcr.
The action was taken under new rui
ing which permits the government to
take over the property Of those who
have forsworn their allegiance. Grover
having escaped 10 Germany and an
nouncpd himself as Il German citizen,
made himself liable under this law. Mrs.
Rergdoll was given five days TO turn
over the local representative" or the allen
property custodian AN account OF all
Growers properly in this country. both
real and personal. II this Is done, the
remainder Of the Bergdoll property VIII
be returned. to her. II II 10 not, the en-
tire estate Will remain In the hands OF
government officials. and in addition
shc will, be liable TO imprisonment for
contempt.
AO3rty A1A44oA
The value OF the seized estate owned
by Grover BerEdoll Is estimated at 3Ss6,
226.3O. Summarized II was explained.
the seizure means:
All Of BcrGdolrs rralty mortgages
and bank accounts. including his share
In the Rcrgdoll brewery. will BE- admin
istered by the government. instead Of by
his mother. who has held the property
under mower OF attorney,
All Of his funds on deposit in banks
are to be administered by the govern
mcnt
Grover Reredoll is cut on absolutely
from his financial resources in this coun
try. If his mother tries to communiCa.s %
with him in amy way, she will make
herself liable to Jail sentence. II he
wants his property he must return TO
the United States and file L claim. II
hc does that he must so TO prison and
serve his term. Every cont of expense
connected with tho seizure OF the estate
will come out of Rergdolls pocket.
Mrs. Bcrgdol and her eighty-threa
year old mother must vacatc Castle
RerSdoll." Growers home here. from
which he escaped when brought here to
search for the buried pot Of gold"
Chased a. Enemy
Under tn" war trade board license. as
amended last Monday. Grover Bcrsdoll
is clasScd as an alien enemy. which de-
prives him Of any protection or claim
as an American citizen.
Mrs Bergdoll cannot touch cent OF
her own money. or OF Growers money.
nor Erwin's until she has satisfied tho
government authorities OF the exact
, ownership, and until Growers possess
sions have been separated from those
Of Irwin and her own. She cannot cash
a check
When Colonel Miller and a stafr Of as
sistants went - Castle Bergdoll today
and served her notice that her Stacker
sons estate had been seized and that
she must vacatc. she only said:
Well when do l have 10 move"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
Detectives Foil Plot
For Wholesale TheftS

Phlladcl lphia. May :7-Detcctives to-
day seized a warehouse in the central
section OF the city containing merchan-
disc valued at $4O.ono. which they sus-
rect Is booty taken in many recent rob-
beries. The seizure followed the arrest
las: night OF four men. when detail
OF detectives nipped. II is said. plot
to steal $4,000 worth OF motor cars Al
the Keystone Tire Company's building.
1910 Callohill street.
From information obtained whiie
working on tip given by private
watchman. detectives learned OF the plot
and also heard Of tho warehouse, which
they were unable to locate until late last
night.