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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
BIGGEST BOOZE FACTORY FALLS
PREY TO OFFICERS IN SUSSEX
Giant Still. Capable of Running Off 500 Gallons of
Whisky a Day, Captured by Federal Agents.
Pictures Taken on Top of 1t.

Federal prohibition agents last
Monday sma shed u plant that could
have manufactured $40 gallons Of
corn Nluuor IN one daN. II was q
80 gallon "oprcr still. located in the
woods az Sussex County, and. fully
equipped. was in readiness Ia run M
zoe gallons "f corn mash that was
ripr fnr the operation.
The SilI was the largest that Fed
eral prohibition agents In Virginia
have ever seen. II stood seven feet
high. Win Tia" can So broad that The
thrv" officers who made III. diSCoV-
cry stood on ton Df IL at the same
time TO hav" their photoSra taken.
Now what was the hest looking booze
factory ever captured In the state
l. a mass Of badly unused -up copper,
Federal AsSn,s Hannigan. Shugart
and Willis Conducted the raid that
sndsd In tho seizure OF tho atm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
NEGRO | A YERS
KERL|N'S COUNSEL
Denny. of Richmond. i'm Case
OF Oustcd Professor
Against '. Nj. |.
y ) X 5 $4,000 DAMAGE
Probably Will BE Heard Feb.
ruary , in Rockbridge
Circuit Court.

Trial ot tho s5Onoo sut,
h., pro..y. - INSTITUTE"
i NeT!.n against
MiI!tarN Institute. Inc.
a case scheduled 10 hay. h.cr boo,
at III" present torn, -, -,
Court a., pl., N''Cu't
,,,, '''"Te county. Will
"'H "'t , f"or!"ry >. according
l" hp FORMATION received here lac,
night
Tn. s,. ,
,. s'"" "ht OF Pro-
hef'in dismissal by tho
'udrd OF visitors from tn. r,.,,,
Of tn" ;ny,i,t. "a.
corn..,+ ""'"S IN
me conviction OF a
""'''"'' "' h'-r""S as 4 result OF tho
Elaine. .lrh. riots. ar. .c-,o,,.d
have caused ne lir
U.;i,i.. :.
'''"h!. c"l"rcd law
"' h!'hh"nd. and Il r Harris a
ccl"G-d lawyer of r.,..,
counsel for ,b., .,,.,
4 Nelson q, S,.',,, '"pcfihhc
counsel f,- ~, "Hn'%n. VII appear as
last night ,hn, 'a.s prntu. pIMny said
suing no, oni,. Merlin is
,.c,i, '"t u" ecs in con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
CLEMENCEAU ASSERTS
GERMAN MILTTARISTS
PREPARING NEW WAR
1scr OF France Addresses Great Audience i'm New York
Urging America to Join France and Britain in
Enforcing Peace Terms

Sh" could not continue TO bo com
'"r'hbl" and wealthy. II Europe w.r.
covered win blood
Would Enforce Terms.
IL" expressed hope that ,n. United
states might establish = plan az 10
"hat Was {" IL" done in carving on,
'nc term az til" pcac.. treaty and ioIu
"ith Enr Land and France In !npos
iur IT vu G.ruauy
~" was frauk in his criticism ..
Am"'Ivh' postwar attitude. ,"rlar-
'nE America had had large mar.
in imrpsing th" p"nc" terms ana ,,d
forced
'haii"nE.ng the worm OF Cor.
imhn!s s.enatpr" 1" treaty. m.
Tiger declared that if Franc. b,,
kn""n in i'lhNhnt r"para,.on. would
nav" been unpaid four years ,a,,.r'
IN. would have g"u" on to Berlin
u" Tiger received great hurs,
"i "ph!auS" for ~. assertion
h~"n's \nm~ nrings Ipuinusc
VI 'i"W'no"au. who Protested Ina,
o." cane 10 America ON ~, .,,,.i',i
mission. but AZ 4 private cItiz.n IN
"''S'ht inc truth az b.. saw II; ,,.
''"''h t""i I"naraii"itS vas an Amer
I'"A !d"H. because President Nil.,,
'"d com" forward with hI. c.u,,.
'""' '''" points, aud tn. arnis,ic.
.pi"s"nicd essentially ,ho Au.,i..,n
'"ftnu'd on FAX. :. col. .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
PHILIP b. SHIELD Is IN
CRITICAL. CONDITION

ihilir IL. SHIELD. pr"min-nt LAWYER
ana Gather at l'hilip Sh"iid. Amcri-
can relief WORKER who is believed
I" nave been murdered in Russ u
"nd his body thrown into the Noicr
RNcr October 10. was reported last
riEht as being critically III an
ihe SHIELD home. ll3a West Ave-
nue.. lie has been i'll several weeks
ind was in IA serious condition at the
Time his son was reported to have
disappeared from Simbirsk
stuart e. SHIELD. brother of the re-
'i"f worker, said last night that
members Of the family have received
~" further Information ~ to the
NimhirSk ease than that contained
u cablccram November ~ when
j; was reported that a man named
\"SSiiiH and woman named ST."
pan"va had been arrested and form
tiiN charged win numbering the
missing man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

When they arrived on the sccnr there
was every evidence OF preparation 20
run of big supply, hur there was
nobody in sight Resides tho sim,
IN" officers captured the copper cap
TWO large Coppcr worms. four cop
per pipes. eight 500-gallon fcrmcnt-
"fS. 2.o"n gallons OF mash, ono
d"uhi"r. on" nake stand tire. tubs
iour buckets. hoe. spade and AK
2.""o bricks. one mash brake. 500
pounds or sugar. i've cases of Jars
ana one gallon OF whisky ia a lar
officers said IL was evident that
the s;i!i had not been IN operation
Tor four or I'VE days. hut that prints
OF deer feet were plain and that ~
was probable that the operators had
been frightened IN 10y hunters JUST
one day. they said would have en-
ahled the owners 10 'rnn OF the 1000
SSilons OF mash. which wguId have
made 500 gallons OF liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
HUGE SU " is P4ID
FOR STR 4 " BERRY
PLANT BY CROWERS
lowa Breeder Receives $50.
600 jor Whct Purchasers
Say Is Rare Species.

THREE RIVERS. MICH. Nov. -
fhty thousand dollars for single
strawberry plan; was paid today bv
Frank l.. Ecatty. president Of m.
H. ~ Kellogg Company. fruit grow
The plant is to lac known as Rock
Hill" in honor of it's breeder Har
low Rockhili. "r Conrad Iowa Tho
irice is believed here Ia be the high
"St ever paid for singl. straw
berry plant. The plant bears in early
summer anil begins again in the late
summer. bearing continuously until
frost comes
!" ar" paving the price. not with
IN" idea OF masking profit. hut as
an inc"ntIV" /" growers and breeders
"i plants I" develop new varieties"
Sald Mr.. Realty. who is . natIonaIlv
known expert on strawberry culture
IN. purchaser SAID today hr he
ii"Ned the plant he had purchased
would rcvoiutionizc the straw berry
industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
ANOTHER MURDER
WITNESS FOUND
TRv Universal Service

SoMERVII.LE. y j.. Nov o1--An.
other witness has been found IN sub
s'hntiaie the time element OF Mrs
Jan" Gibson's story. 1t was declared
To-Day by the authorities handling IN,
Hall NILS case.
THIS announcement. coming close
" upon the discovery of George
Sipei as an important witness corro-
borativc of Mrs. Gibson. was made
during the second days session of
the Somerset County grand jury
here.
Eighteen witnesses were called to
'cSt,iH L" details as TO the discovery
or the slain forms Of the Rev Ed
ward W. Hall and Mrs Eleanor u
Mills. as to autopsy results an,
chemical analysis Of the blood. stained
ground on which their bodies had
been placed.
At the close Of tomorrnw's scssin,,
'hr grand jury will take an odini,rn.
m"ht nn'il next Monday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
IEv Associated rrosv !


NEW YORK. Nov 2i-Thc nilitar-
ISIS In Germany ALREADY are prcpar-
'hF another war. Georges Cl.mcn-
'"h". ""r Premier Of France. dcclar-
ed tonight In the r.st address oc hi.
American tour
Don't YOU read the ncwspapcrs?''
h" d"naud"d
"non.t YOU know VIA, tha,
In"hnSf"
The Tiger Of France. speaking
'"r'chtly before "a packed nous. al
tn" M"iropciltar opera House. re-
viewed the situation In Europe.
pointing L" rapprcchcm"n, OF tn.
turks ana Soviet Russia as orninou.
war clouds.
Militnrisi. rian Coup.
In tn" meantime. he declared m
d"nd"rn ana ether German militari-,y
""F" planning a cou? ayains; the
dtn'"cra'!c roy"ruIu"nt there
Describing the present 4. a time
"' greatest crisis" h" urged th,i
IN" ini'"d states should renew con
'"is''i"n' wiih i'rauc. and EnyI.nd
"hl"h. without d,Hnii.Iy committing
mn country 10 amy set PROGRAM
""H'" present :" German eyes :, pic
'nr" "f ih. three uuploasan, fnIk
va" FACED h"T ia tn. war
li' sand -""n"r or later tr.ri,a
""nih haN" u iuj"rcs, herself In M.
postwar "r"'rs ~ r.uiopc h"ca.x.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22

FIRE LOSS ESTIMATED
AT QUARTER MILLION
WAITER SUPPLY INADEouATE
dynamite finnii. iscd to Cisnr
HuiidinG ir"m Flames
Path

I-pocial to Tn Times. .Dispatch.l
FRONT ROYAL. "a. Sow 81
'haii'd remnants ara all that re-
h''h o. "itht""n industrial huilL
nus "hd residences whlch wcr" de-
Sti"E'h today b., ;ho worst IRE in
"' h''t"Ts ~ Front Royal k.sti-
mates "i t'' H"nnr' ar. placed clos"
d, ,,,,,, "'- 'h,3 i"'"
,.J - "' "'''S
-,,.t',, '""' N". al.
,.,.,... ."' 'nH-
r,,, .rl vac ,''""h "' tn
,r.rt.g , '"' con
!. uu.l,,,a,. ,'...''..',,'.t NS'h On
'1HI'" - tn. Eo,a-oola
'y'" j. undetermined.
i-iI"i's 60 ch.ck 10, flames w.r.
'F'' .'e'ilE iEttI, due To- an made.
FN"i" water suppl: aur! strong wind
"i'h e'.rird tn" b!aze from bu.Il.
io building Thu nrc. which j.
* uHd 'eIinu.d origin. started
""iu' after lo O'Clock tHls morn.
-'s n rrot'ofs MliI ou M.nn S.r....
NAN. employees 90: the mill narrowly
..tp.d b-iu: rr..pu,I 81. r.,..r. ,<
~" 'Hm,s spread.
\.gi,i,,,,,. f.,,. ,
..t .ruv.d az jr,I. b,.n
I.uG,"d Supply nf vai.r .rn...,
III, .nptts 81 IN. or.,n,n ..,, ,,',, !"
;c.ts. however. q dr., ,,. s.,,'.
,,,, t.... va" VAS thrown
ava, w,i6 6' INK s.1, sum-. %'nn, a, ,. , mile
''' y" d'5ect halt doz.n streams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
CUNO ANNOUNCES
COMPLETED CABINET
LEY \ssociat.ap- p-oss1

BERLIN. Nov. 2l.-The new Ger
man cabinet has been constituted as
Follows
'h"nc"ii"r Wilhelm Cuno. Vice
Chnnccl or and Minister Of Ius,ice
pr C.rl iIeinze. Minister Of Foreign
AFFAIRS. Herr Won R"scberS. Minister
"i tn" interior. Rudolph Ocscr, Min
isi"r "t Finance An,rcas Hcrnics:
Minister of Economies. Johannes
l'c"cr. Minister of the Treasury.
pr. Heinrich Albert. Minister Of
I!Hrspo potTaiion. General Wilhelm,
Grccner; Minister Of Posts and Tei.-
sr"rhS. Herr St.nui; Minister Of Food
Herman Mueller; Minister Of Defense.
pr -. G"ss.rr. Minister OF Labor.
~" Heinrich iirauns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
GEORGE BLOW. OWNER
or OLD NELSON HOME.
DIES ~ WASHINCTON
" eHknOWn Resident Of
lorhtorun Succurnbs-Bur-
iai in .4rIiupt0u

Especial to The Times.

" ''V ETHCS- -HISpdtch.
ioKkTOWN Nov ol,;corro
BLOW, son of the late Judge George
ii"w' OF Norfolk. who owns the old
N"'S"n nome here. died Monday at
me Wardman Park Hotel. Washing
ton.
Mr. Blow was brother of tho
rate Almond Blow. Of Colchester
county. Va. Mrs william Rvrd roc,
oi h'chmond: the late Mrs Edwin
non, "i Richmond. and Mrs Atkins
"i ""''''n"rr. Tic was also the first
,""S1h ol inc late Mrs. james w
irIrani. Of Richmond
Funeral services Will he conducted
IN Arlington tomorrow Mr. Rlow
Is survived by his wife and three
childrcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
DR.. BOWIE STICKS
To BONUS ATTITUDE
But Rector Here Denies He
Denounced" HE Ameri.
can Legion.
READY TO DEFEND VIEW
Clad 10 Appear Before the
Richmond Post. He
Saws.
READY TO DEFEND VIEW

Rev " Russell H"wir. -. -. reg
ar ~ It p#Uls Episcopal Ch.rch.
who. ON SlIrt1y NoNtm.cr ) IN a
sermon from HI Drlpi, criticized the
american IL ION i"r it's stand on tn.
h"mus question, last nigh, declared
that hc had not denounced
he legion as charged IN rrsu-
lnti"ns adopted by nichm"ni Post,
"" |. hut ha, he stood by his ut
,"rances auh rhat he would willingly
attend any meeting OF Post No. l..
and with an the emphasis possible
resent the message he voiced Il. u.s
,cIrnuu
'''fic resolutions evidently were
written without very careful refer
cncc To what said in my sermon at
II ratIls" said Dr. Bowie. In the
',rm"n there were no phrases de-
bouncing ihc american Legion. nor
any denial of their patriotism.
"ErIIp.c or n Grrnt IdcnI."
The sermon did express very pro-
found regret al what called and
increasingly consider the eclipse Of
great ideal The legion had
chance to set FOR the whole country
standard Of service unmarrsd by
scif-s"ckiug and personal advantage.
and that chance is in grave danger
OF being lost
AS I" tho imitation Of the local
pos, t" attend it's next meeting to
'suhstantiatc' charges. ,h"rr ar. no
charges. strictly S"-caIi-d. which
n""d >ubsiantiaiion, beyond the un-
mis- akahlc facts of the bonus d.
mand. Eut snail IL" very glad t."
l.. present at it's next meeting or
any other meeting "i the legion
aud /" present 1" That body with all
the emphasis possible the sam. mes
sage which voiced in my sermon
My feeling is summed up IA tn.
words "f DISTINGUISHED military Of
fic"r of Virginia. who. IN letter TO
me expressing his thanks for what
| said in my sermon. wrote:
"'pur boys have been selling them
selves for a mess OF rrttagc'"
Roper Declines Ia Comment
Clark. W Roper. commander OF
Richmond rost. No. !. last nigh, de-
clincd Ia comment on the statement
OF Dr. Bowie.
The resolutions were adopted by
the post" he said and do not think
1t would lie becoming in me- to com
ment on them or on the statement OF
DR. Bowie"
In his sermon. which brought the
protest from the American Legion.
br. iiowir said that "wnilc In" Amer
lean Legion has tn" right {" demand
u bonus fr"m the government. IL is
moi living NJ To the soldier ideals
ard patriotic impulses which caused
this country To make auch u valiant
showing in the World War.
After requesting Dr. R"wi" to ap-
pear h"f"r" tn" post "n December =.
continued On Page >. Col u
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BOMB EAPLODES
IN LISBON CHURCH
Try Assnclntnd rross1

ldSHoN. Nov. PA hizh-powcr
bomb exploded inSid, the church Of
Hoo'orr". one Of the principal places
o' Worship in Lisbon. during IN. celc-
rrati"n OF mass today 40 one was
injured. owing to the worshipcrs
o.lhS assembled before the high
aitar' Great damage was done to
the church. however
me bomb was exploded at the en-
trance 10 the church. \ little child
saw man lght the fus. and ib.n
run away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
. MILADY'S LATEST
Leads Baby AiIisniorx Held In Leash
10y Chain.

i'y Associated Press
ST. PEfERSIIvHG FLA. Nov. u
-Heribh"n"d baby aliraturs held in
cash lay silver chains made their an.
'c"ihn"c here tonigh; al tn, fall
style show as Miiady's latest net
'omciy S"cici! matrnns. gathered for
u" SHOW. rromomadcd at liberty. IN.
.!minutivc fellows trailing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
SEEK AN OUTLET
FOR j. 5. PRODUCTS
Southern Commercial Con-
gre>s Discusses Means of
Disposing Of Surplus.
COVER WIDE Ran GE
Addresses Take Up Every Pos.
siblc Means of Relief
From Situation.
COVER WIDE X A n G. +

CHICAGO. Nov 2l-A Dol, -Tn,n
h'"v"n Ia wipe out tn- biliiun-dullar
surplus In Agricultural crops. accu
"uiatsd during the indus rial de-.
ii,SsI"h, would have been bl.ssius
'hri Nr"onhu. former Assistant SEQ.
f"i"'y Of Agriculture. declared mis-
evening before the Southern com
mercial Congress. now In session
her.
Tn Congress DEVOTED ,onir,,
session 10 an Agricultural conrrr.nc.
FOR the consideration ~ means Of
providing foreign marie, for the
surplus farm crops OF tn. Cnit.d
States.
addresses ranged from ,he need Of
cicdit III financing th. marketing uf
me- "vcrproduct to tho cm. cf
i"r.!en cNuhanGr on lntcrrationa!
marketing.
senni"r Dial l. Present.
This afternoons session of TN.
t"n2r"SS was featured by senator y
L.. Dials address on tn. defects %,
the future cotton contract law. and IA
discussion Of immigration from Eu.
rope hy Guido Rossiti. representing
tn" Italian commissioned of imm!-
citation and Congressman AdoIph
SABBATH. Of Illinois.
Al the morning session ambassa-
dors. ministers and commercial rep
TcSrniativcS OF several nations ad-
ir' sScd the Southern business men
on trade prospects In foreign lands.
The convention Will devote most of
tn" closing session tomorrow to Il dis
TusSi0n Of domestic prohlcmS includ-
ing Lakes Ia the Gulf and Atlantic to
Ia" MISSISSIPPI waterways and the
'"-urdinaii"n of railroads, highways
AN for sc To-
sessions Will close with the annual
banquet. at which the speakers viii
includ" iht Governors of Nebraska
ana Maryland, the Peruvian ambassa-
dor Jacob y. Dickinson. former Sec
rotary OF War. and Clarence j. Owens.
president Of the Southern Commercial
Congress.
II is incredible that this. the
CONTINUED on HaEe >. COl. 81
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killing rra~, In son.h Carolina

GREENNii.!.E. :. g.. Nov. oi.-Tnc
irst killing frost "f tn. season was
'hi"ially recorded here today hy tn,
'.riied states Weather Eurcau. with
ne IrerHing temperatures Ice was
'onhd IN the opcn. Til" tcmr.r1tur.
droppcd thirty points from yesterday
Al noon 10 o'clock this morning
rfs,sterins 50 degrees during the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
Hunton Lands I'm nr,,I.h c

NEW YORK. Nov. 2!.-Thc airn,on.
Sampalo torrria H.. of which LIEN
tenant walter Hinton is the p,Int
iahhcd Yesterday at .Suddi. on tho
r.ssenulb" RIVER near Georgetown
hri''sh Guiana cahieGram received
today by the New York World said
The plane made the fiish. from por,
OF Spain. Trinidad. without mlshap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
rnwd View. tcrcn,,n,.

The sc"tur OF Mrs .'.ltou at
'a't"d "a crowd 10 tia, SENATE which
r!valod that which had greeted
res dcm, iihrdiAS . S;,urt t.u.c :.
Tore at the House. whcr. nr ad-
dressed ,VnErcs, In JOINT session.
MA she w"s at onc- shuwcr.d with
"neEatulaiions Upon the signal
.t"nor.
Wh.n She VS. directed ,n proceed
TO the roStrum for he administers
~ OF the uatk "i uiIc. h,r !r,r
ioh" intn " .mil". On the arm al
"H"tor Harris. 81 Georgia. and mt
NJ her sowu du,mtly, she waIkru
iown the center ais and MP to ths
Vice. Presidents drsk. wneR. Scnato.
Crmmins. OF i"wa. president pro
'i"r".v. va. p.,S:G!mS n tas uu
"ncc rom nv city OF N.cr-prrs!I.n.
coolidge
As 5'n't"r cumm.ns motion.d for
'rr 10 r!is- her r!gnt hand Sne -x-
nlhit' her uuIy sign Of unfam liar
'E with The proceedings, wav.nS her
-"hnd To Mr. t,.mmtns and smiling as
II receiving similar salute S,na-
or Harris nUdS-d her arm however.
'nd she then raised H. gazing in
'"ntly at senator Cumm!ns AS the
nuth was dcitv"r"d and givin: her
i'Sp"nS" III u low NO c..
senting Was Delayed.
Th' seating -: Mrs f.ituu M.
"c-n expected IN View uf ;n. ,;,.i,
'-rc- n,mt ~ tlc .Senr,e leaders Ia
rtcrp"s- no objection IN th- i.c, Of
'"SN.b!c technical pr-c..d. ntS as A.,
her status after the election. ON No.
.cmb-v :. "f ne: S!rc,ss y INA .,
M" ;"day u appeared az tnu,.:h
Continued on Page ,, Col. a)
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- ANSp lated PreSs.l
- >'rE, .N'N -!.--Ihe United
So. P'"H'" bII"f part in the
p P'hv" conference to-
- .'"'" "Shburn ih.Id. Amer
'sdn "'Nb"SNdI"r 10 italy, making a
"a '"h hei"r. he assembled
- l" 'he position of the uni-
observers representing America
Co., 'v"', i,, P"r'ic'pht!"n in the con.
discuss .,I ~ 1piI'mS III tn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-22
The Weather

Inc weather viii he fnitr to-day nnd
tomorrow. with si"~Iy rIsing
temperature.
'For fun weather report. see page 40
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'Continued on Page ,, Col. s.)
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

apr2l-2t
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE
president OF the Levy Court. Room
133. County Building. Wilmington, Del,
wilmington time). Tuesday. May 9,
1922. for the construction OF a REIN
forced concrete bridge OF approximate
ly 25-feet span, TO replace bridge No.
1872. near Brandywine Springs. IN Mill
Creek Hundred
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tained at the office Of the County En-
glneer. Room No. 1873, County Building
on and after May l. upon a deposit OF
IS. which will be refunded upon their
return In good condition on or before
the day Of the letting. A certified
check OF $500 must accompany each bid
The Levy Court reserves the right q
reject any or all bids.
c. +. GRUBB,
lapr2i-2t County Engineer.
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
MUSICAL.

RUDMENTs OF MUSIC TAUGHT
Jackson 81. Phone is25-J. apri5-eod-tzt.
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
HELP vANTED-MALE.

ACTION-You have often wished for a
better position. A wish won't bring II.
II takes action. 400 men nave peeh
promoted 10 managers in our organiza-
ton within the past eighteen months
by action. III you are 25 years old or
over, act now. A fair education. neat
appearance and a sincere desire is
what does II. Apply 70i Industrial Trust
pido q al 10 12 apr2f-3t
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
Mickey Pines
IN prison Cell
Workhouse Trusty Chauf-
feur Goes on Joy Ride;
Late for Warden
LOSES BENEFIT
OF HONOR SYSTEM

Among the women prisoners IN
the New Castle County workhouso
Is Prudence Smith. white who halls
from Boston. She Is doing time there
In the hope that Il will break her OF
the drug habit. Much OF her spare
time 20 spend in writing verse.
Recently Warden Plummer and
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

Are you looking for a bargain in
automobiles? The Want Ads will
satisfy any and every want you have.
especially in this line They are
the medium for all sensible indi-
viduals.
Evening journal., 1922-04-25

: LIFE AND CHARACTER
. READING


The governing sign OF this date is
Taurus and the governing planet is
Venus The birthstone is a moss
agate and the astral colors are
lemon-yellow and red.
The most dangerous and violent
types OF the animal Taurus and the
animal man Taurus have been sub
jugated by the spirit OF love. VAL
liable bulls. which nothing could sub
due have been instantly soothed and
led captive by children who love
them, and in whom they have con-
fdence. and so with the animal man.
The most congenial wives for men
OF this birthdate are those born
under Capricorn or Libra. These
marriages usually turn out harmon
iously. but other signs do not mix
well.
Evening journal., 1922-04-25
PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING done accurately and
promptly Also piano and player plano
repairing. r. W. Ddscon Phone 6592.
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