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DiSPL.n CLASSIFIED
By ". :. ROBINSON * CJMpA\
Eca! Estate .tuet!oucers

In execution Of certain d.ed O.
trust dated March l5,n. 1918. ani
r@S"rGed IN The clerks once OF the
va, in Deed BOOK No 50. pnge "a d.
!"uit having been made in In. M.
mrnt .; part az the debt th.re5 :.
secured. ana being directed SO to do
ny ~. beneficiary Hereunder. ~.
MI ""rr :or sal" on III" premises at
tt ESbAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1922.
Al l. o'clock Noon.
10 the highest bidder. the following
described rca! estate. to-wit:
that certain lot or parcel OF land
sinis. in D""cr Magisi.T!a .T'' njs,ry, III
about two 80 miles nnrthesS; o.
Ainita Station, on the James River
DIVISION OF IN" Chesapeake apl ohio
ana Fifty-ionr G;+) Acres. more or
less. and bounded az .oliors ~
Wit; ON tn. east by ;he lands now
owned h. Thos II. Jones ana IN. "s-
th- north and south 10y III" lands ~
Alfred Crump's estate ana on ,hc
west by ;hc lands OF -. VI. Knoll: IN
ANA others. subject. however. 10 M.
reservation of mineral rights. etc.
contained in deed fron Francis
son. dated July 18th 1905. and 10
corded in the said Clerks Office in
Deed BOOB; No. 40. page 2s0.
TERMS: cash sufficient to pay note
.or $4,000 due March IL. 1870. Interest
trustees commission OF i per ccnt,lm
on the gross proceeds OF sale Here.
under. any del nquent taxes and a
rniahlc proportion Of the taxes and
leN!es for The calendar year.
". 5. ROBINSON.
FRANKLIN II. ROBINS.
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synopsis

STEPHEN ctLPEPEV--snn Of
tho Did aristo"racy ~ RiChmc nd.
veteran OF tn. late war. walk
ing through the capitol Grounds.
In Ia" winter twilight
PATTY NETCH -,!nurhter OF
GIDEON VETcH -;ho Governor
Of Virginia, former circus man.
sp"ilhind.r and politician. Patty.
rescuinG nm injured pigeon. falls
on tn" lcc-c0vcr"i pavement. and
stephen assists her back TO the
Hov"rn' r. Mansion stephen finds
himself Interested IN tn" girl IN
spite ~ the fact tha; he con
slders her not Of his class ana
heartily disapproy"s OF her.
ON HIS way from the Governors
Mansion. stephen s. accostcd By "a
strange old woman in dllapidated
mourning. Sh" asAs him :, mum
h.r ~ 1u.Sjirrs-wh lives IN the
GovernoY's house. what ia" GOV
errors name is. VITO is the girl
who lives there. is the Governors
daughter pretty?
He leaves the woman. who is
not beEGar. ana heads for the
Did pr.n, shop to see his cousin,
Corinna i'aS"
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'str"t'Yo. based on the sound bust
MES r"licy uf proper budget organ
i""'i"i' an" rprJupritt gnr ih.
"Ilnf f"r the Hs.ul s..r la.g.gY
i-SS Inn" nn"-ihirb 'h.t rpr uur ,rp-
i"lh-kut nearly ts rr,nt "a raut..,l.,r
las h"en accomplished In mo NAV,
in az directions, sHNr only ,u IN.
proEisi"n Tor tho ear. OF th,ao ~.
fought the war rur ne. thar. hay.
h""n similar economies, Ia t1u4gn..
provision ," cHrs Tor tho r.hablAtn
ti"n OF wounded, diseased ana ~.
hhi"d men II The ssrvlc. no e.u.t,,.,
mas been spared that was nv..ssa,.
T" p"ri'r'" th- fpu national Hpt.
.''ht"iu!'y nnG generously. Tha MA
ti"nnl hscni policy hnH hecn niroct.,
10 "rT"Et tho too rapid GaH..i.,,
which had cot IN. ma To- ibfs on,
Nor" was pr"grcss!>" reGucti.,
-" F"d"rn fssarSa d!sryup, r,
- result VI these policies. Liberty
'"""S nave progressively rls.n I'm
."."e IN" general nnnnclul s!,ua-
t'"h has Ht"ndiIy improved ma -
day ho country has u nr,r-ht"r
''r' ahead az It's business, lndustry
an" SI!Su!iure than at any tim.
I'm" va" mistaken program az Grus
u" H"nation adopted b.. thps. w.h,
~ '""h a! Sonsro! OF government
10 tIctgB
mere = 'eas"U for tho most cor
"'"' commentator OF The program
20 measures enacted by tho Courrcs.
Ter IN" rehabilitation or agriculture.
IN" financing of tn. faru.rs' n,,5s
IN" opening Uf foreign markets. for
'h"!r products ana tho Ecn.rnI stu.
Oiiization OF tho Industry. the alr.
cultural Interest WAS perhaps frn
worst sufferer from the s!unn which
followed the restOrutio. o. peace. and
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Trustees Auction Sale

In execution of a certain deed Of
rust from Marian H. Gil'n"r and
husband. dated september .. 1921, ana
July recorded in the Clerks. Office Of
>lhemarla County, Virginia, Scptcm-
ser -. 1921. default having been made
II the payment ut u portion of the
icbt therein secured. and being 80
:cquired by tn" beneficiary. | shall
sell by public auction. in front Of
'ailroad station at lIowardsville. Nir-
sinin, Il station on the James River
Division OF the c " y. Railroad. Oh
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1899,
mt o'clock l.. M.
those three certain tracts. pieces or
parcels Of land lying and being in
Abemarle County Virginia. near
mcnts thereon. rights, ways and APP
purtenances thereto belonging. or in
my wise appertainimE, said three
tracts ngSreSating together 391.2
icres. and described in three parcels
rs follows: 2S5 acres. more or less:
)6.4 acres. more or less. and 1873
,icres. more or less. The said three
tracts of land being All of the same
zeal estate that was conveyed TO
Marian II. Gilmcr by deed from Lud-
yell IL. Gilmcr, duly recorded in the
,fflce of the clerk of Albemarle Cir
quit Court. Ia u. T.. l76. page 2Sl.
For mctes and bounds and further
description of the said land special
reference is hereby made To deed OF
trust from Marian II. Gilmcr and
husband. above referred to.
TERMS: Cash AZ to the expenses Of
executing this trust, any taxes and
insurance that may be due. and the
proportional part of the 1922 taxes,
md to pay an interest note OF $50
]uc September Q. 1922, and a credit as
10 following notes: three notes of
$3.50 cach. due. respectively. at IS. "a,
10. SO months from September ., 1921.
Ind one for $4,000 due three years
! Rom September Q, 1921. Any residue
II purchase money to DO paid In cash.
JOHN c. EASLEY.
Trustee.
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by :. W. ROBINSON. JE..
Real Estate Auctlonccr.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF )
ACRES AND DWELLING.
NEAR FORT LEE. VA
III execution of "A certain deed o:
trust. dated September -. 1877. ami
recorded la In" Clerks Office of The
Hcur!co County Court in Deed
Kook 2lf-R, page 400. to the under
signed trustee. 10 secure payment Of
certain notes therein described de-
fault having been ma IL in the pay
ment of same and being required so
TO do by the beneficiary. ! viii sell.
AT pubic auction. Oh tho premises.
on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18TH. 1922.
At Il O'Clock Noon
tho property described therein. To-
Gated on the Charles CITY Road near
Fort Lee. containing acres and
bounded by the Charles city Road
and the lands az SarIk. Mcclure
Grubbs and Maycur.
TERMS: Cash.
$. W. ROBINSON.
TRUSTEE
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j. u oAisNGAl. < sons.
CIihS X Willis & 90.
ls,u. I-fa'. tLr.ftgl.prS


Ia execution 81 a certain deed OF
n cl"rk's office, Circuit Court OF
Icurico County. i'm deed book 2la-Is
'agc 81" default having hccn mad.
u payment q. 1t portion uf TIA" d"ht
herein secured, ana being required
~ the beneficiary 50 10 do. "c win.
THURSDAY. OCTonER 10. 1921.
~ o'clock T. NJ.
Proceed 10 sell. on the premises. ia,
property described IN aforesaid d".ll
u follows: "Ali that lot OF land
yith tho Improvements thereon. near
re northern limits Of the Guy OF
Richmond. lying in II"nrco County
"a. known as WASHINGTON Park. be
ng lots . and In block II. front
ng, together, so feet on the south
Ode of Walker Avenue and ruunins
'ack between parallel lines 40 feet
- an alley 10 feet wide"
Terms: Cash sufficient To pay ali
Iosts OF sale. insurance and taxes
% day OF sale. and II debt OF SGy : =
low due. balance OF the EuIn secured
n the deed To he paid in 40 consrCi:-
ave monthly notes "f $40 each. the
irst one becoming due November -
i9.2, and one note for Sl2 due Jan
lnry II. 1899; balance. II any. To- be
iaid in | and . years. with interest
occurred 10y deed OF trust on the
aid property. Or for all cash, at the
Iption OF the purchaser.
T. SITTERDING.
!. u. CARNEAL.
CHAS. *. WILLIS,
Trustees.
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THOMAS l.. GAY.
LEWIS G. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT III. TALLEY.
Special Masters.
United States If Amerlco.

o
o Virginia
joseph T. brady
the foregoing advertisement
cIorL rn,tod J..
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Expenditures I,rd,.rrd.

\" "Iher b"II'EO rrilt country IN.
S'h'' IN" restoration OF pcucc re-.
a"'"d IT'S expenditures SO rapidly ms
h"S our own. For tho year ru,iuc.
Jun" 80. l'"o. our public expenditure.
"SSr"sat"d 81, iu5,3i3.OOG: "A y.,r l.,
Ter Sal lh,a20.UoO For tho fiscal Won,
i'Z2 sJ,S73.dp7. This has boon
p"SSih!c through united and deter
mined effort legislative and admin
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by II. Il CHAPLIN q co. INC,
Real Estate AUctionccrs.
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RICHMOND. FRED SB'Q & POTOMAC R.R.
iBroad street Station. except where
Othcrwis Use indicateuJ
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Main Street Stationl

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
sI0E. Main Street Phone Randolph Il4
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HARDING PRAISES
WORK OF CONGRESS
IN LAST SESSIONS

NCont.nuea I'rom F!r., rnsel
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tTo BE Continued Tomorrow1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
CONTEMPT CHARGE
N STEEL. MERGER
CASE IS DROPPED

NEW YORK. June S.-Thomas
T.. Chadbourne. lawyer. who ncgo-
tiated In the Midvale- Inland Re-
public Steel merger. has purgcd
himself Of the contempt charge
declared against him yesterday by
the Lockwood Legislative commit
tee when he refused TO turn over
data on four other steel companies
originally contemplating entrance
into the combination. samuel
untermycr. committee counsel. an
nounced today.
MIR. Chadbourne turned over tho
desired data. Mortimer l.. Schlff.
Of tho banking house Of kuhh.
Loeb and company. VIII not he re-
called for further examination for
this reason MIR. tntcrmyer said.
Tie added that the data on the four
companies which did not enter the
merger would be treated contiden-
TALLY.
The experts report on the three
companies entering the merger.
which were submitted by Mr..
Chadbourne. showed that the com
ranies had an annual average net
earning capacity Of sls,O0O.Oo0
over the last ten years. The high
point was In 1917 when the com
bincd earnings were 100000. 900.
and the low in 1891 when their
combined losses were 81 1000 900.
Combined assets OF the three
companies are approximately 1864
900 900. Mr.. untermyer said he
proposed to subpoena Wall street
brokers In an effort to ascertain
how n came about that stock In
the merged companies was offered
for sale In wall Street before the
merger was completed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
TO HAVE
MANY CATTLE FOR
MARKET IN SPRING
Agricultural Depart
ment Forecasts Rec
ord Shipment in Re
port

WASH NGToN. June a.---Ap-
proximately 100000 head of Ari-
Eona cati'e will be available for
market this spring. according 10 .
forecast today by the Department.
of agriculture. the first 20 BE- made
by the department. :, was aid.
since the organization OF n nation
wide livestock reporting aerviee
was placed under way 10 inform
producers and buyers Of prosNec-
east compares. u was said, with
81 ooo head marketed last spring
and "a. N0O the preceding season.
Organization OF the livestock
reporting service. tho purpose OF
which. the department said, - 20
stabilize the livestock ana meat
Industry by permitting closer CO.
relation Of supply anu demand,
contempiAtcs division Of the live
stock producing area Of the cqun-
Try into fofir or five dintricte,
each 90 be manned hy experts CO
operating with marketing eKen-
oies, producers and state Officials
In earning the market muvcmeutH,
available supplies ana condition Of
tho animals. "A h expected that
monthly reports will be issued for
the corn belt sectlou when tho plan
ib perfected. Il ives said.
Details Of the entire plan viii be
worked out AZ a conference a. state
and federal offlcAais and reprsaen-
tativee Of the industry at Denver on
uiy "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Prisoner Executed
After Appeal for
Pardon Is Refused

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. June .,
--Nick Obiixaio was executed az
the Utah state prison at SOS
o'clock this morning for tho
murder of Marco taus. miner.
who WINS stabbed 10 death and
robbed OF 1890 In lonely spot
on the outskirts OF the city August
3. 1919
Obiikalo appealed 10 Governor
NRbey of Utah yesterday Tor a re-
prieve but the state executive. after
confcrrins with members OF tho
state board Of psrdonA, refused 90
intercedc The board had prev
ieuaiy declined to commute the
death sentence
steve Masiich who perpetraicd
the murder with OhllEaio. was exec
ruted 81 the prison January 20.
Roth men chose execution by
shooting Instead of hanging.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Probe Is Started
Into kidnapping of
Couple From Auto

ANDERSON. :. C.. June San
investigation was under way here
today into the kidnapping late last
night Of Robert W. kaliiran and
Miss Ruby Fioyd. who reported 20
the police that they had been
seized while seated In an automo-
bile In front Of the Young wOman's
home.
Sullivan, who H. secretary o. q
cotton raili and also secretary OF
the south Caroline Cotton Man
ufucturera association. told the
police that the abdnctors wers
dressed in regalla resembling that
OF ku K'uN klanSme-t- lie was
suhuantiated by Misn Floyd and
her mother. Four OF tha men
placed sullivan in one machine
while three others took chnrKe Of
the young woman and placed her
IN Another automobile. Both we're
taken three miles into tho country
whore they were left. after being
given n lecture" sullivan was
warned not to be seen In the
young woman's company again.
sullivan tod the police he Ind
not been beaten.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
Il. D. DECREE.
IS CONFERRED
ON PRESIDENT
Dean West of Prince
ton Pays Tribute to
Harding

PRINCETON. n. J.. Iune a.
cited by Dean West Of Princeton
law school n a seeker for truth.
a solver of complicated difficu-
ties and a man OF 'immenrc pa.
tience and self-effacing modesty."
President Harding was today
awarded an honorary princeton
aesre. OF doctor OF laws.
an presenting President Harding
with the honorary dcgree OF doctor
OF laws, Dean west spOae as tot
lowss
Warren Gamaiiei Harding,
trained IA boyhood to habits OF
thrift and labor, guided hy nappy
Influences at home, schooled In
youth. both ns student and teacher.
IN the elemental lessons OF our
civilization neiplng always in the
life OF his own community. learn
ing and forming public opinion IN
has editorial career, he further en-
larged his view by travel to OBJ
ser.c conditions ia European states
and by continuous services state
and national ana with markcd sue
Voss In United states senate. Path
ful from the first over lew
things he has beet. made ruler
Osc. many things as the president
Of our rcpuhIc.
Whatever differing party Judg
ments may properly be held. as tu
poncies. our ncvple are one In hon
oring his readiness TO seek the
best acvicc. his strict cndcavor "a
npd tn, real truth. his capable
handling OF complicated difficult
ties. his immense patience and sel.-
effacing modesty. The sweepina
away OF extravagant waste ana the
forming OF n budget system show
him a master In finance. His vote
as senator for the anti-rtriks
clause in the railroad bill and his
atiitude as president ON the Donui
reveal his quiet courage. and tns
great work Of the conference fol
.imiting armaments assr mbled al
his caii, has won the gratitude %
the world.
"Hla charter In things politlce
Is tho constitution. His guide u
things spiritual IN the Blbte. l'irs
rceing to make American .ibartl
, H,lfAna, he 10 well aware thst charigl
begins at home but does not c'i'
there. He stands In the tradition
Of Lincoln a man of the people
leading the people. needing th,
will of tho people and the need .
the world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
CuT FOR CLEBICL
IORCIs PREDICTED

CHICAGO. June a--kaiiway
teiesraphers will not be Included IN
the third wage reduction order OF
tho railroad labor board. accord
ing to Yumors today OF the new
contemplated slash from railroad
payroiis.
The teicgraphers number ap-
proNimately ~ geo. So many local
conditions on various lines have
to he considered that deliheration
Of an order affecting tho tele-
craphers would necessarily con-
sumo weeks. it was said
chief among the groups are 220,-
00O clerks. $4,000 men In the
signal departments and 10000
freight handlers ana trackors.
Although beard members made
no direct statement regarding the
next cut. rumorr were persistent
In predicting a smaller reduction
for the clerical forces than those
affecting the shop men because the
clerks did not receive increases
proportionately as great a. other
groups Of employees when the wage
scale was going up
outside the board rooms rail-
road gossip ccntered around the
possibility of strikes A. "A result Of
tho wage cuts with the tele-
grapher- remaining ~ their Keys
II was predicted IN rome quarters
that the Likelihood OF a strike
would be leusened.
Hailroad officials continued "a
doubt the probability Of o strike in
the near future. even ~ IN. refer.
endum which started Tuesday
should favor one. owing 10 ths
general employment situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
STRIKE BALLOT
TO De COUNTED.
ON JUNE 25
Executive Committee
to Meet to Canvass
Votes

CINCINNATI June s--tBy the
Associated Press. The executive
committees Of the six railway shop
crafts unicna In each uf the coun-
tryH three divisions VIII convene
In Chicago on June % preparatory
20 canVa-sing the rhopmen strike
vote. which h returnabic June IS.
II was announced By n. NJ. Jewell,
head of the federated shop crafts
here, today.
A triple-hnrrciled strike baiiot
IL now in the mails on which the
10000 shopmcn Of the country
will cast their votes. The gues
tions include that Of accepting or
rejecting the $50. .O0o, 600 pay cut
ordered By the railroad labor
board to go into effect July 1. Tho
ballots. originally made returna BILE
June so. were showed up five days
20 that the membership could be
advised OF the result" before
July 1.
Union leaders declare that ~
means walkout on the first OF tho
month II the strike vote ia 'yrs"
Five general chalrmon from each
Of the stN crafts ON each division,
the east the southeast and the
west. compose the executive com
mittoe, a total Of ninety mon. In
their hand. lies the power 10 ISSUE
strike order IL the ballots show
two-thirds majority IN favor OF a
walk -out. President Jewell said
today that the result should be
known by the night Of June IS
4 subcommittee on program IL
working on an appeal TO President
Harding In which the leaders of
I zoo .Os0 employees Will contend
that the new wage rates are IN
adequate 10 maintain an American
standard Of living
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
|MATRON' S B0DY
+ FOUNO WITH
HEAD CRUSHED
Axe and Razor are
Used in Brutal ag
Murder

JACKSON. Mich. June sine
body OF Mizs Alice Maii0tt. 40.
assistant matron OF the critfendsn
Home for Girls here. was found
with the head crushed and throat
siaahed near the home this morn
lng. An axe and razor had been
used by her aasaiiant and indicn-
tions are that a long struggle took
place. No clue 10 the slayer has
been uncovered but bioodhounda
are being used In the pursuit,
The body was found a short die-
lance from the home. -he cloth
ing had been torn from tae BODY.
the woman having been gaesc1
with Il handkerchief.
Miss Mallott's parents are said
to reside In oregon.
Miss Mallott evidently had been
attacked between ten and t~eist
o'clock last night. A friend with
whom she had spent the early eNe~
ming. accompanied her part way
home. leaving her al 10 o'clock
Blood stains on the sidewalk indi-
Gated she was first attacked while
passing on the sidewalk Police
believe she wns struck from 0niiiud
with an axe and then drsggcd into
the yard
Miss Mallot. a large woman. APP
uarently had given her utmost
-trength In the fight. StreWr
about the ground were tragfnenfu
of her clothing while parts OF u
we're wrapped around her feet.
Her purse. lying a few feet away.
had been rlfled. Police today
planned 90 auertion followers % q
circus that exhibited last night n
few blocks from whore the body
was found and also attaches of a
street carnival that has bceis
showing here for week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
PRESIDENT RESPONDS
WITH pitAlSiNs WultiiS

IHIADI-IOA. n j lIne o
praisc for pr,nrson's mari IN the
word war ana In All urevto,is
wars ~ the ifpi,rd stafe. a. we'll
a. nor arhlevements thro..rh her
-ons in ire nsIhs ~ oeae, was
.',,tc.d 10 ,sre.t .l,.nt usrdinr -
a,v IN n, address n ,onnscti n
Win hi. reeeIxlna an honorarv de-
-, tro,, ,i,e untve,-ftv
~ can NM ~ M ,ro,o ANNA
,.ri,.te a.S-ar, to ne n lar.s.,.L 10
~ pr,nre,on ro,nnu,.ifv The
=, .idhnf S.eiar...l ,h.n IN cx-
,,,,..s1on of earrsst eot,.. tnat n
y, -. l,v., nm 40 ~ s....,..,,,u - and
III ',a,iana ~ 81. f,,,,,re A.. M.
~, t,csiI~ a. ,as Nm. ,n 'ne
-,
"A, uardinr ,ncs, In u,-, n.
:, T. ~.
.'rhe nemor,.s n war and of
l.. eston's rlo~i.1. nort m IN.
.chisvsment AL ,r.,,,,lsnai,c. of
An.erlcan liber,..s have ,vrr t.,u
rlosetv in,crtxytned with inc ira
M, 80 ~ ner m .n,Iii vita 70
An r,can srhl ,rsa,n I-arniux Ina
n,t,,icoi,,ails,n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-09
One Defendant Freed :
Of Liquor Charge

Jesus Crescntc. OF Atrisco. whra
arraien ned before Unifd states Cum 8
missioner Lawrence IsliaE this fore
noon on the charge of illeFn,iN rail-
ing liquor. was found not guilty
and discharged. Another defend
ant from the same locality.
charged with the same affsnEa.
examination and was held Tor
further hearing IN too bail.
Tho two men were arres;ad aa
the result Of raid by prahibifiun
officers yesterday afternoon - Az
risco, where beer and "moonsHsHe"
whisky was discovered buried IN
a cellar ana 3 auuken garden. They
both speni last night in ftll.