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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
NOTED JAIL BREAKER AGAIN CAPTURED
Political Spotlight Is Turxned Gx on
Wilson as He Rifles ,,I Is BirthdQu
BY HARRY HUNT
NEA Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. - His siXty-sixth
birthday anniversary-Dec. 2s, 1929
finds Woodrow Wilson again in the
edge of the spotlight.
Whether the spotlight again will
swing 10 put the former president in
the center OF its radiance is to many
the most engaging question before
America today.
There seems it'll, doubt that Will
son today is physically better than
since his collapes in 1919
Though his left side still is partly
paralyzed, Wilson now is able 70 stand
without his cane and he even walks a
few steps in his garden without Its aid.
His color is better. He has taken on
weight.
Abreast OF Affairs
And there are evidences that his
stronger physical condition is permit
ing a more active following OF national
sffairs.
Wilson has been writing letters on
public questions-notably on the late
eleCllOlls. ALSO ms AIlilIstiCe CaJ
speech to admirers gathered at his
home revelaed he does not yet concede
defeat in the cause In which he sacri'
ficed his health, and indicated his ex.
pectatlon that American participation
in world affairs would become the
dominating issue in 1924.
Wilson unquestionably is the leader
of the Democratic party today. His hold
on the rank and file of his party has
been strengthened by his illness and by
the difficulties in which the world has
found itself the last two years.
VIII Guide 1924 Policies
II seems certain Wilson will lay down
the lines on which the Democratic par
ty win attempt its comeback in 1924
and that his influence on the choice OF
candidates will be most powerful.
But for his remaining seated" said
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
TRANSPORTATION FOR
EDITORS Is OBTAINED

Tranpotiaulr tcr editors to aud from
~, midwintcr meeting Of the okiaho.
ra Press ASSOCIATION IN Oklahoma CITY
January and . has been Offered BY
three railroads IN exchange for sd.
ysttising. according to Secretary 3. =.
bronson.
Tickets viii he furnished by the Rock
Island railway on an advertising en-
thanFe lasis. white the Frisco and kA.
y roads will furnish the editors with
rereiits for paid fires. which will Il.
,tr b. refund \ IN exchange f~ sdser.
i'sins. 1. was hnisd also 10 make sin.
liar Arrangements With the sents ~
,silway
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Emry Promises to
Take Message War
Tax Up at Session

A letter has been received by John
Easey. secretary OF the Chamber OF
Commerce. from John l.. Emry. secre'
tary Of the State Chamber ot Com
merce. stating that he will take the
matter up with the Oklahoma repre-
sentatives.
Mr.. Easley. az the request OF several
Ardmore citizens. wrote MI. Emry IN
regard to this matter some time ago
There has been some question as 10
why the tax on such messages has not
been repealed as have the other war
taxes. and as soon ss tie matter can
be taken TO proper authorities 1t VIII
be settled.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
JOCK MALONE WANTS
CHANCE AT CROWN

ST. paul. Minn.--jock Malone. Nho
is eager Tor chance TO kuock Mickey
Walker OF his pugilis,lc throne. does
not thinnk very we'll OF Brltton's con.
uueror The new title holder, In the
opinion Of Malone, IL In the class Of
Johnny Wilson. who Is Familiarity
known as the cheese champion"
Malone gained a decision over Walk.
cr recently In bout at Boston and
says he Is ready to repeat the very
first time that Walker steps into the
ring with him.
walker had the luck" says Malone,
there are half dozen better welters
In the country than Walker and | am
one cf them"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Mrs. MacSwiney Is
in Possession Now
and De6eS Police

NEW YoRK--Alrs. Muriel MacSwi'
ney. widow OF the former lord mayor
OF Cork. and Two other women who said
they were acting for the Irish republic,
today entered the Irish consulate In
Nassau street and defled the attempts
OF Lieutenant Gegan ot the police bomb
SQUAD. and Lindsay Crawford. free
state representative, to eject them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28

more than score Of years ago as a
member OF Henry Il. Dixcy's company
in "Adonis." Later. when her husband
as nallen and Fuller. she played vau.
deville houses over the country for
% years
Friends found h.r last week In a
hotel room Just of broadway. pennl
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
MASONS IN CHARGE
OF FUNERAL RITES

Funeral services for Carl Saunders,
the Young man who was killed In the
airplane crash Tuesday morning were
conducted from the Broadway Baptist
church this afternoon at s:5o o'clock.
by Rev. Dr. Davidson. with interment
at Rose Ilill Cemetery.
The Masonic fraternity OF Ardmore
and Healdton had charge OF the ser.
vices at the cemetery.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
ADMIRERS SEND WIRE

Honorable Woodrow Wilson.
Washington. ID. g.
your disciples in Carter county,
Oklahoma. tender their deepest feeling
of respect and sincerest appreciation
that you have been spared TO the
world.
I'VE wish you. for this. your sixty
eighth birthday. perfect health and
long life, f0l OF activities for the bet
terment OF mankind.
NORRIS SASS.
Local Chairman
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Mollie Fuller Stages Comeback
Aid of Her Friends Makes Return the Stage
Is Well Received.

less. alone and blind. They arranged an
act. provided a setting and obtained
engagements for tne former Broadway
fsvorite. The part is inseniously ar
ranged to conceal hei blindness.
Il thought never could act again
Miss Fuller said. "put next week. we.
he going back to broadway. 1t seems
too good &c be true"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28

Georges Clemenceau after his recent
cali on the eX.president, "he was the
same Wilson / knew in Paris. Slightly
fatter, nothing else. He showed him
self thoroughly abreast of affairs
or Wilson's famous II points--hls
creed for establishing world peace
Clemenceau said:
"Yes, | mentioned them. And Will
sons face lit up. He was u firm believ'
er in their ultimate triumph"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Wilson Plans a
Quiet Occasion
For 66th Year

WAaHINGTON.-Former President
Wilson. planning quiet observance OF
the occasion at his street home, was
receiving congratulations today on his
sixty.sixth birthday. The only schedul'
ed event Of the day for the former pres
ident was the visit OF delegation from
he Woodrow Wilson foundation at )
o'clock, to extend birthday greetings
and inform him of the progress made
by the foundation in raising the ST.
600, 900 fund to be used in perpetuating
the ideals enunciated by him while
president. 1t was announced at meet
ing OF the foundations board Of trus-
tees in New York yesterday that $500.
900 OF the amount had been contributed
with another 100000 expected in re-
ports not yet in hand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
Scottish Head Dead

NEW YORK 49, Word was received
here today by members OF the order OF
Scottish Clans that its founder. James
MacCash. died last night In st. LOUIS
at the age Of IS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28

PAR1s-The condition OF Sarah Bern.
harit showed marked Improvement to.
day. The doctors believe she Is out OF
danger. but she must remain In ted
for some days. perhaps week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28

Observation-Disclosures debate and
with a chorus Of ayes from democratic
senator's and silence from most of the
republican side, the senate today adopt
ed q resolution offered by Senator iiar-
ris, democrat. Georgia, expressing the
pleasure and joy OF the senate upon
the recovery toward health OF former
President Wilson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-12-28
PRESIDENT SAYS
ACTION ON B0RAH
PLAN NOT READY
Harding Claims Reparation
Question Is Very Heart
Of Matter in Letter
to Lodge.

WASHINGTON w President Harding
informed the senate today that action
on Senator Borah's plan for an eco.
Monies and disarmament conference
was not advisable in view of what the
executive branch Of the government al.
ready is doing. ito be helpful"
Just what the steps are TO be taken
or in contemplation by the administra.
ton may be. however, the president did
not reveal lie said members OF con.
gress could learn IL they inquired in
the proper way. but that state depart
ment communications on SO delicate
subjects obviously could not be bulle.
tined from day TO day.
If congress really wants TO help"
he added, II might well free the hands
OF the debt funding commission. which.
under the act creating 1t. cannot alter
the interest terms or date OF payment
of The war debts
Heart OF Situation
The reparatlons, Mr. Harding said.
was the heart OF the European econom.
ic situation, but he said the United
States could not dictate the terms OF
reparations settlement and that It would
be futile to call a reparations confer.
ence until II has been ascertalned be.
forehand that u basis of agreement
could be reached
The views OF the president were set
forth in a letter to Chairman Lodge OF
the foreign relations committee. sent
to the capitol 20 be presented at the
lopening OF the second day OF debate on
the Borah proposal. which IL embodied
In an amendment TO the annual naval
blu. The amendment also requests the
president To call another limitations
conference but this suggestion. MIR.
Harding also rejected as useless In
view or the position taken by some ol
the powers at the Washington confer.
/ ence "A year ago
Evening star., 1922-07-02
Miss Marion Taylor
- Among Briides-to-Be

The engagement of Miss Marion
Taylor to Mr.. Langhorne Gibson is
Of interest in Washington. Miss Tay-
lors parents, Mr.. and Mrs Moses Tay-
lor Of New York. announced the en-
gagement yesterday. Mr.. Gibson is a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, the latter formerly Miss Irene
Langhorne Of Virginia. and is q
nephew Of Lady Astor and brother
Of Mrs. George B. Post. formerly
Miss Irene Langhorne Gibson Mr..
Gibson was captain OF this years
Yale crew.
Miss Taylor is a granddaughter Of
the late Mr.. Henry A. c. Taylor and
made her debut last season. She
spent the late winter and spring In
Europe and Egypt with her parents,
who will go to Newport in August
and will be accompanied by Miss Tay-
lor.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin H. Day announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Helen Marie. to Mr.. Walker s. Clute.
son of Mr.. j. NJ. Clute Of Los Angeles.
Calf.
Evening star., 1922-07-02
The Linen Shop

Bar Harbor Chair Cushions;
regular size; filled with cotton
and covered with pretty Gre
tonne; all colors. Special, $l.25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
VA. VOLUNTEER F|REMEN
! OPEN MEETING TODAY
Hampton Dresses Up in Gay
Bunting to Greet
Delegates.
rLAN ZIG ENTERTAIN
Hosts VIII Give Dnnccn md Excur-
sious In Honor OF visitor.-Throc
cities Are After Next Convention
or the Ahsocintion.

Especial to The Tlmes- Dispatch.
HAMPTON. VA. Aug. 22.-The
thirty-siH1h annual convention Of
the virginia State riremen's Asso-
cation Viii convene here tomorrow
m"ihihs, h"d there are about 200
hrcihcn In the city to attend IT,
Tonight the city is gayly lighted
and filled with bunting and flags in
h"nor OF the visiting nremen Com
phn!"s here are Charlottesville
alexandria. iiarrisOnburg, Staunton.
Lexington. Clifton Forge. Pulaski.
.spHnoHe, Wayncsboro. Phoebus and
N""poTl News. The Richmond Cedar
WORKS Company Is expected tomor-
row.
When the association meets to-
morrow morning cry Manager
George L. Rlnkiir. Harry Il. iiou..
ION. John Weymouth and Captain
Frank " Darling. chief OF IN.
Hampton department. VIII wclcom.
IN" visiting hr.m"n. and Waiter
Nok"rIy. OF Lexington. viii max.
IL" response. President REID Aynor.
~ Lexington. VIII preside at the
sessions The local commi,tc. has
"'fhhs"H quit" Il program Of en-
''t'hin'n"nt for tho visitors. inciud-
NIX "r"n-air. street and block dane
ing. as we'll az trips to Huckroc
Ji"ach. Langley Field and o,bnr
c!ose-by resorts. Tn. election 81,
officers viii occur Wcdncsdav ,f,.,.
noon.
'"vington. Roanoke and Frcder-
IcNsburg are bidding for the nex,
convention. Thursday morning the
Hnnuh! parade VIII take place, when
N" Commute" expects at least 800
volunteer :ircmcn In line Of march
r!Hay the hOse-rcti races viii con-
r."de the last days session. To-
''sht th.rc was a Ect-acu.aintcd
f''>IHn' IN which all the arcmcu
~" mere We're given AN opportunity
nist' each other and wcr" greeted
~ IN" Hampton nrcmcn. The state
association is made up o. tho voIu,
'oeT departments for tho y.rIous
c,'!g. aud counties throughout IN.
old Dominion '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
To Sell Famous Estate n, Auction

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. Aux. 20
--i.e"dsvillc. the family scat of the
MorriSons. near Lccdstown. in West
more!and County, viii be sold at
public auction on Thursday. Angus,
81. IL is now owned by l.: \. Nor.
rison. druggist, Of Petersburg The
estate consists OF 1000 acres. with A
frontage Of nearly three miles on the
kappahannock River. Another as.
tate TO be sold AZ auction is SPRING
heid three miles from Colonial
Beach. in Wcs.morcland County.
rms farm formerly was - part Of
IN" Wakefield estate. where George
ashington was born. The muuu-
m.nt 20 Nark his birth is in view OF
Springfield. This property has been
IN possession of the Massey family
'o' more than century. Tho date
"i IN" sale is Monday. August IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
WALTER A. EDWARDS
IS DEAD IN NORFOLK
Was One Of Founders of Nor
folk Public Ledger
in 1876.
ISpeclM to The Times Disnaich. ]

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Aug. Walter
n. Edwards. for more than half a
century prominent In the life ot
Norfolk, one Of the founders OF tn.
Norfolk Public Ledger. predecessor
Of the Ledger Dispatch. and widely
known in Pythian and other fratcr
nal circles. is dead at the age OF so
years. The funeral VIII he at 3 T. NJ.
Wednesday from Precursor street
baptist Church. and intcrmcnt In
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Mr. Edwards had been In failing
health for some time. and his death
at lO:40 o'clock last night at his
home. 1924 Holt Street. was not un-
expected.
Had he survived until October %
next Mr.. Edwards would have
reached four score years. IN his
youth he was apprenticcR 10 the
printing trade and worked at the
case" until the outbreak OF the War
between the States. when he enlisted
In the Confederate army. later be :
ing transferred to the SIKH Virgin
Infantry. Mahone's brigade He
served all through the war. and after
the close Of the conflict returned TO
NoSfolk and again entered the print
ing trade.
Bct"cer 1850 ana 1916 he held the
distinction OF being the second fast
est typ"scttcr In the United states.
In those days linotype machines
wcr" unknown. and there WAC great
rivalry among the printers of the
various cities as to their records. y
national contest was organized. and
Mr. Edwards narrowly missed be
coming champion Of the United
States.
In 1876, with Joseph C. Fiveash
and Colonel Llewellyn. he started
the Norfolk Public Ledger. from
which the Ledger Dispatch OF toda a
sprang. lie continued his active
connection with the newspaper en-
,crprisc until he disposed OF his in
tcrcsts in 1906.
Sowing Mr.. Edwards is ono SON
Walter. a. Edwards. Jr. His first
Wife. who died In 1891. was Miss
Tommy Scott. Of the Eastern Shore
His second wife. who was Miss Rosie
Lee Cabler. died nineteen years ago
The late Captain Oscar +. Edwards
for many years president Of the V!rS
vinia Pilot Association. was a
brother; and a son. Oscar T.. Ed
wards. died in FraNce while mem
b"r OF the American expeditionary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
HOLINESS MEETING
OPENS IN SPOTSYLNANIA

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch.
SPOTSYLNANIA, VA, Aug 92-
The opening of tho SpotSylvauia
Holiness camp meeting on yesterday
was marked by a large attendance.
The introductory sermon was
preached ny Rev. Or. John Wesley
Veal OF New Jersey. In the after
noon an eloquent missionary adj
dress was made by Miss Eva Car
pentcr. a missionary from India y
handsome Indian boy. IL years Old.
named Son fash XII. was intro
decd TO the audience, and he sang
in clear voice hymn used by
the converted heather in their devo-
tons
Miss Carpenter will leave this
week on her return to her work
in India.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
COAL SHORTAGE HALTS
INDUSTRIAL PLANTS
Especial to The rin.s.,,,sn,,c,

I"Pecial To The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. TENN. Aug. 22-Morc
IMAM GOO men have been thrown on,
OF work In kingspor, Tenn. be.
caus: Of the shortage of coal n was
announced tonight by Mayor Doh
BINS Most OF these men are en-
hoycs Of the Eastman Kodak Com
pahy. the kingsport Brick Plant.
ia" ruin mill and the Kingspor.
fi%ract Company. Mayor Dobblus
Said the cement plant. which en- =
pl"ys about sixtyive men. likely.
you'd be forced 10 close in the next
'e" days unless relief is given.
The supply Of domestic coal is also
snort ana the city hopes To have :,
rue! administrator appointed in a few
days 40 nope is seen for relief soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Funeral of F. =. wood,on

DANFlLLE. VA. Aug. 22-Thc
body of Frank Sylvester woodson
was laid 10 rest In Green Hill Gene
terry this afternoon soon after the
body had arrived from Richmond.
where he died yesterday. \, the
station were Masons and group
OF newspaper men. some OF them
wh" had been associated with Mr.,
"0odson during his journalistic life
In the ciiy. Included In the num-
hcr was Captain Il. r. Freeman. his
old associate in the conduct Of the
Danvi!!e paper. Rev. NJ. W. Royal
had charge Of the services at tI7k
grave, where the Masonic ritual
also was used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Conduct Mcmbsrshrp Drive

GLOUCESTER. VA. Aug. 2a-
Merton a. Williams. Cholcr CatIe,t
ana H. - c"tlett arc assisting in "a
m.einherhh!p drive for the pcninstlar
Farm bureau. Last week uco,inps
were held at several places Tho
ihnlts OF Norge. James City County.
gave banquet Thursday night. Fri
DAY the annual bureau picnic was
heId AT jamestown. The Pcninsular
hureau has done fine work Thi.
drive liz To increase the membership,
80 as to increase !ts efficiency. Every.
member who Joins now signs a three
year contract. The drive VIII be con
Guided this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
K|WAN|ANs To ORGANIZE
CLUB IN WEST POINT
Richmond Organization Will
Visit Tidcwaicr Town
Monday.

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
WEST POINT. w. Aug 22-Au
interesting meeting OF the Young
Mems business Club was hold on
Monday evening when a committee
of the Richmond Kiwanis Club ad-
dressed those present in the interest
OF organizing = kiwauIs cluL here.
y committee composed OF l.. =. Car
den. w. G. Gouldman. Crosby Thomp-
son. from the Young Mems Business,
club. and Joseph Bland. J. w Mar
shall and L.. l.. Ciuptou. from tho
town, was appointed TO report on or
ganization at q meeting to be held
Friday evening.
The kiwanians from Richmond
were Thomas l.. Howell. Frank
southern. Donald Frazier and Major
George liObble. The Richmond XII
wants Club is expected 10 come i'm "a
body To West Point on Monday next.
TO be the guests OF the town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Woman Seriously Ill
as Result of Hogs Bite

Especial TO The Times Dispa1 CHI.
WOODSTOCK, VA. Aug. 22.--
Mrs. William Hoover, wife OF
prominent farmer. living near
Jadwyn. Is on the verge OF lock-
Jaw from Il bite received from Il
hoE. Tctanus serum has been adj
m!nistercd. The attack by the
hog was made on Mrs. Hoover
on August II. when she got in
the pen TO move trough. In
her effort TO get out OF the way
OF The porkcr, which made Il rush
for her. she tripped and fell. and
Was bitten on the arm, between
tho wrist and elbow. The arm
Is very much swollen and her
temperature indicates that tho
virus from the bite has poisoned
her system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
ThuInus Is. Toy.

Thomas II. Toy. formerly OF Rich
nond. and we'll known in real es-
tat" circles here. died on a visit TO
the home OF his son. Fred Toy. in
jamestown. y. Y. Monday, according
TO news received here Yesterday. Mr..
TOY was connected with l.. y. catlln
II CO. and W. NJ. Miller * Go. while
here. He served during the World
War as Y. NJ. {. a. secretary in
France. Mr.. Toy was a member OF
Monument Methodist Church and a
teacher Of the young mems Bible class
in the sunday school. He was con-
Quoting business for his son in Buff
falo. y. Y, At the time Of his death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Dnn.Iilr "Y" Secretary nr,,rn,

bANN LIE. VA. Aug 2a.-Chaures
4 p'FSohncl OF the Dauvinc y. " &
y ar" announced here. Miss caro-.
INC ArhGs. who has been general
secretary FOR the past eighteen
months has rendered her rcsigna,Io,
ana. II Is understood. VIII shor.I,
''"F" Tor AN extended visit TO Eng
IN" Inc local board has appointed
M'Sa fSi"lie Hinchlinc. of IioIyok.,
'"sS'' |" succeed her and she viii he
h"r duties. Miss Elizab.,h ucIyo,r,.
WHO has charge OF H.. various ciris.
Cubs. mas also resigned and ,y,1I 49,.
succeeded by Miss y. Buil.ug,on ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
sun No Trace of King. ,ody

CAFE CHARLES. VA. Aug &c
The body Of James u. King. Wash
ington and Lee graduate in law
this spring. who was drowned Off
Cobbs Island beach. together vita
lis nancce. Miss Rosclyn NJ. Seay.
Of Richmond. Va. about 1880 +. NJ.
August Z, has not AS yet been re-
covered. and about all hopes OF the
body being found have been given
up. Scaplanes from the Norfolk
Naval Base who have been scour-
ing I'll. seas around Cobbs Island
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
begin Cutting Tnhnccn Ea1lx

LfNCHbuRG. VA. Aug. o2.-Cu,-
ting OF tobacco In the dark tobacco
bclt which markets here has been
commenced. this condition coming at
an aonormally carly time. Reports
10 inc warehouses here Indicate the
crop VIII DC one Of the best ever
sr""h IN THIS section. unless some
thing Injuries IL in tn. future Local
"archouscmen are estimating IN.
crop at 10000. 600 pounds. when
would be the heaviest sales here
since the 1908 crop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23
Slot Machine Operator Fined

HoRFoi-k. VA, Aug. 22-One hun
ufe' dollars fine and tho costs was
,ne sentence given the Self Scrvlc.
M'ht- vending Corporation hy Judge
simmons. In Police Court this after
noon after two hours trial Of tho
S.ot-inach.nc test case. jail sentence
% Hil.ch days was also imposed. Lu,
IN" defendant being a corporation.
nc jan sentence could not be cx-
'tu'ed' Immediately after the de-
cis!on OF the court was given. conn
sci Tor IN" slot-inaChin. !.t.r,sts
noted an appeal TO the Corporation
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-23

Millions OF mothers depend upon
genuine California Fig Syrup to clean
and frcshcn baby's stomach and
bowels.
When the little one is constipa ted.
has wind. collie. fevcrish breath.
coated tongue. or diarrhac n half
tcaspoonful promptly moves tho
poisons. gases. bile. sourinE food and
waste right out. Never cramps or
overacts. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs. Babies love It's de-
licious taste.
Ask your druggist for genuine
california Fig syrup" which has
full directions for infants In arms.
and children OF all ages. plainly print
ed on bottle. Mother! You must saw
California" or you may get an imi-
tation fig syrup--Adv