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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06
STRANA s..

Fc, skOITuptIS, Adiciys "A a. oo "
tyehto skandaloch a afferach
az mnoho pisalo, nikto 81 2 toho
mic nerobil. 'Skrz- rum boly uz
ma Slovensku az kriticke chvi-
lie, ale vsetko qsa uhladilo.
tKto je ma vine? Ked' som Dol
viacraz v novinach tychto We
ciach pisal a myslel som, re Lie
hova Centraia v PraZe nesie Vi
nu, tato svalila vsetko ma mini
sterstvo S plnou mocou pre- Slo-
vensko, toto Ease odvolavalo sd
ma Liehovu Centralu a roAicne
vybory. Circulus vitiosus! A slo
vensky Pud sd "uradne" dege-
neruje, ochuzuje, kym sa vac
ky jednotlivcov krvou a potom
zaliatymi tisickami chudobne-
no slovenskeho Pudu naplnuju.
Chyba sa stane, we'd errare
humanum est, ale, po upozorne-
nj povinnost'ou by bolo chyhu
napravit'. Dosial bolo .vsetko
marne. Ones "uradny rum" So
dalej lifruje len pred niekol'-
kymi tyzdnami videl som urad-
ny pripis, V ktorem Sd istej OBJ
ci poukazaje 800 litrov rumu S
poznamkou, re mono dostat'
al viacej. ia by som 81 len ze-
lal, ably pani dodavatelia 81
radneho rumu' prisli sa podi-
vat do slovenskych dedm pri
takej zasielke rumu a SOM pre-
svedceny, ze by sd zamysleli.
TAX hl'a, hehoviny nesmll sa
nd Slovensku predavat a 6rady
zrovna zaplavuju Hovensko III
MON.
Hovorim, .zakon 20 dna 10.
dec. 1918 plati i dnes. Ale ia
by som rad videl aspon len jed
nu kremu ma Slovensku, kde by
sa vSetky NONE liehoviny etvo
rene, verejne nepredavaly. Ra
predavaju sd nielen y.krGmach,
ale miestami obchodoch licen
Gle nemajucieh V sukromnych
domoeh. No a ked re lihoviny
sa len "potajomky", ale pravda
celkom verejne predavaiu, tie
to su drahsie, ako kazdy tajny
obchod.
Ad vocem licencie! Hovorilo
Sd, ze licencie budu sa vel'mi o.
patrne udePovat' legionarom,
invalidom, vojenskym vdovam
atd. kol'ko korrupcii sa stale
pri udelovani licencii, to rad
sci ami nejdem Spominat'. ia
len tonu nerozumiem, preco dc
stavaju licencie pomaly nazpat
vsetci start krcmari-zidla. A
spon tax to citam v organe
"svazu hostinskyeh a vycapne-
/
no priemyslu' V "Gastronome"
Y 8. c. 1921. INA zakrocenie
nasho syazu Znovu povolene bo
ly naslm clenom nasledovne.
raz uz odnate licencie: Alexan
der Ehrental, Loewinger. kohn,
Strasser, Neumann" atd. asi 20
podobnyeh linen mozeme ci-
tat. To znaci V praxi tol'ko, ze
budu mat lieencie legionari, IL
valdi, vdovy vsetci start
majitelia licencii zidovskeho
povodu a krciem bude na taky
to sposob viacej, ako bolo pred
prevratom.
A re tomu tax bude, tom
svedci tento inzerat "Slov.
Dennika' &c. 269, 1920
"Miestne filialky otvorime V
rozlicnych mestach dedinach
Ma Slovensku. Kto je schopny
ju prevziat', mech poda nam
svoju ofertd. Licenciu yykcna
firma "Silicia" slovensko-ame-
rlcka tovaren IA rum a likery.'
lax teda, "kto ie schopny" Ca
kto by nebol?) moze bez vSet-
kej takzkosti dostat' licenciu.
Takato ie kapitola alkohc-
lizme Ma Slovensku. Marina bu
Gle Ma Slovensku akakolvek ma
rodna, osvetova, buditelska
praca do tych cias, kym sa Slo
vensko celkom neoodaIkholizu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06

Shd. ANCUyl W OHliiNy hNel, JcllL
a omamoval, ale slad-
ke kouzlo, jez kazdcm dnem j
meslcem nabyvalo vetsi llbez-
nosti a jimavosti. Kdyz dne
po vyletu priSel ke spravcovym
byl prijat Sc srdecnym pratel-
stvim jako starry znamy. PAM
spravcova, rozSafna, energic-
ka, ale take dobracka PAM,
slySela uz Cd muze chvalu 0
ridicich Vratislavovi a 0 tom,
jak vcera Karlu, kterou ona z
deti mela nejradeji, bavil a S
nj tancil. Divala Sc nan sice
jako ma studenta, ale zaroven
jako ma dospeleho a dobre W.
chovaneho hocha.
Byla rada, ze bude miti Kar-
la. 5 kym hovoriti a S kym sc
trochu pobavit, ably 81 zvykla
na spolecenske zpusoby. Zde
V mestecku bylo malo prllezi-
tosti pro slusne devce nalezt
sobe rovnou spolecnost. Devcat
We stejnem start V lepsich ro-
dinach nebylo a sc starSimi ne
prala 81 dceru seznamovat.
Mic il neprekvapovalo, ze 81,
jak jim rikala, deti, tykaii, -
beztoho to sam muz navrhl a
je to tax lepe. Aspon isou sty
ky srdecnejSi. Vyptala Sc
Vratislava ma studio, Ma jeho
vysvedceni a slysic, re Jest PRIV
MIN We tride, davala no svym
chlapcum ia vzor.
"Hned budete uz inzeny-
rem," chvalila a kdyz Sc vyta-
sill, re 81 karlou umluvili chu-
ri IA houby, nebranila. Jenze
oba hosi, Borivoi a Vladimir,
prosadili, re je musila witt S
Sebou.
"Nic 81 toho nedelej," teSil
| il cestou, kdyz hoSi poodeSli a
videl, jak Sc mraci, "nebudou
stale u mas my 81 povime, co
budeme chtiti. Mic te re wee
|reisiho dne nemrzi?'
"Co by me mrzelo?" podivi.
la Sc zarazene.
"Ptam Sc pouze, protozc
'jsem Sc bal, re snad te mrzelo,
re jsem te vcera o polibeni ia.
DIAL" vysvetloval tiSe.
Usmala Sc svetle a zavrtela
hlavou.
Zach ne, to bylo q celehc
Ivyletu nejkrasnejsi. Mona
re Sc ii tam jina lepe libila a
zes mi to nerekl.'
Skorpili Sc cestou jako dive
ldeti, ktere prozivaji rozkoS-
nou pohadku a opravdu byl
| ljeste detmi. V cele jeiich la
]sce nebylo mic smyslneho a ie.
jich svedomi byla pokojna jah
lticha noe. Dostacilo jim, ze
lmohou byti 81 na blizku, ze
mohou Sc "a ruce chytiti a snla
| ii Sc. Oba hoSi jim opratdu
neprekazeli. Naopak, doya
ld6li mimi a kdyz Sc vecei
lvraceli 4 lesa s koTisti hub, =
|vsichni byli rozpaleni, upach
lteni, ale st'astni. A co zvlast-
Iniho bylo, netouzili ma svyct
nyni sc denne opakujicich Sc
tkanlch pc polibcich, jako by
streziIi onu krasnou predsta.
WI, kdyz po prve jejich pro
bouzejicl Sc srdce Sc spojila '
sladkem pocelu.
Snad jim schazelo prostfed1
snad nebylo zde one nalady ja'
ko ma vyletu, ci snad hlubokc
v jejich povahach tkvici puc
: jim rekl, ze by porusili oner
slicny obiaz sve lasky, kdyby
prilis casio roznecovali sve ne.
rvy polibky, ktere jaksi stiraly
pei z jejich pratelstvi. Ia ce-
u zbytek prazdnin, &C byl:
denne pohromade, .pouze jeste
iednou Sc pollbili a to tenkr~-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-06

podavaje, "moje zena vas snad
ami neZna."
"Kdyz dovolite, prijdu Ultra,
chceme Karlickou ma houby.
"Prijd'te Jena ma houby mu-
zete take jiti. Dobrou noe. -
Hezky jsme Sc pobavili. Po-
zdravujte pani ridici.'
Kocar Sc rozejel, ted uz do
sti zvolna, protoze costa ku
zamku stoupala a VratisEaNi
ida "a otcem ke dverim, stale
Sc ohlizel, ably Sc dival ma ztra-
cejicl Sc karlu, jez sc mussta-
la krasnym snem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
believe Head of Family n s,,,,,,.

LYNCHBURG. VA. June oO--Th .
family of Nathaniel j. Maddox. *
textile worker living here. believe
that he committed suicide SUNDAY hv
drowning i'm the James River. nnto
was subsequently found on the South
crn bridge. which asked that his son
j. T.. Maddox. DO notified that he
had drowned himself Mrs. Madaox
declares her husband never before
absented hemself fro mhomc unless
she knew where he was and she Is
unable to assign any motive for sui
eide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Soy Bean Oil Cargo
Duty Reaches 100000

NORFOLK. VA, June 2n.--Unclc
sam VIII get more duty out of the
cargo being discharged az the
army base today by the Japanese
steamer Maycbcshi Maru than out
OF any single importation OF mcr-
chandise at Hampton Roads since
1914.
NJ. II. Nipond. deputy collector Of
customs. had it figured out this
morning that tho 1880 tons Of soy
oeah oil. brought from Daircn.
Manchuria. in the deep tanks Of
the Japanese steamer. would
eventually increase the revenue OF
the Norfolk custom house by ap-
proNimately 100000. The money
wont be received right off the bat.
however. for the Portsmouth Cot
ton Oil Refining CO.. the owners OF
the oil, recently bonded the tanks
~ their Portsmouth plant. in which
Inc on is TO he stored. and tho duty
VIII be PAL upon i, as i, is grad
uaIly withdraw for refining.
The oil brought here from Daircn
by tho Maychcshi Maru is ono pf
number OF shipments recently re-
cciV"d by the great refinery ~
PORTSMOUTH. but heretofore no
duty has been paid AT Norfolk. tho
OIL having been transshipped mt
Manila, where the duty was col
lcctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
BIG NEGRO ROBs WOMAN
NEAR SCENE Of MURDER
Wife of Eustis Soldier Crab
bed i'll Clump Of Wood:.
Purse Taken.
tBy Associated press.l

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 90
Mrs. Thomas Collier. wife of a quar-.
tcr-master sergeant at Camp Abra.
ham Eustis. yesterday was held ur
ly big negro IN almost the same
spot Miss Rose Brady was murdered
Saturday nigat. June 10. and robber
of slo5.
Bloodhonnds were called out yes.
terday afternoon and trailcd the
negro for hours. but were throw,
off tho scent when heavy rain be-
gan falling about . o'clock.
Authorities at tho camp believe
that the negro can throw some liEh,
on tho murder OF Miss Brady.
Mrs. Collier was walking hurried
iy through the small clump OF woods
IN the camp, hurting to her hus.
bands Office with the money. which
she carried in a small handbag. She
did not sec the negro until he had
her purse. She was hurryinc
through the woods when. without
warning of any kind. two huge black
arms cncirclcd her from the rear and
black talon fastened itself on her
purse. The negro had glided IN
behind her like snake.
She glanced over her shoulder and
saw the lccrinE face of burly black
negro. Frightened. she sank in a
dead faint To the ground. and when
she recovered the negro had disap-
pcarcd.
When she regaincd consciousness Sc
Mrs. Collier staggered to the office
OF her husband. She was so badly
shaken that it was some time before
she could tell coherent story. The
black made no attempt to harm her.
disappearing in the woods as she
sank in 4 faint
An alarm was sent through the
camp and Gordon OF guards wa.
thrown about the camp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
LIQUOR INVESTIGATION
GOES TO SAN DOMINGO
tEy Associated prcss.l

NORFOLK. VA. Juno aO.-Thc
scene OF the investigation into tho
finding Of liquor aboard the naval
transport Sirius today shifted from
the Norfolk Navy Yard to San Do
mingo, West Indies. where il is Sus
pcctcd that the cichty-sevcn cases
Of liquor which showed up upon the
Transports arrival here was put
into her hold.
An investigation Is in progress at
san Domingo City, supplementary TO
that being conducted by the naval
court Of inquiry. which has been sit
ting here for the past week in an
effort 10 throw light upon the ship
pcrs Of the wet goods and it's Gus
todians.
Data which has been brought to
iiSht In the maVy-yard inquiry has
been cabled to San Domingo to as
sist the officers there in their invcs-
tgation. according to statement
made at the navy yard yesterday.
IL was stated. Furthermore. that the
inquiry AT san Domingo City will
probably proceed some days longer.
although IL could not be learned
what have been its results. Il any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
NEW PROFESSOR ADDED
TO ROANOKE FACULTY
Caugcr Will Head Depart,
mcnl of Business Admins
tration at Salem.
[ Sn.cial ID nc Tlmcs. Dlspatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
SALEM. VA. June 20-professor
Charles GauGnr. Of state College. ia.
has been chosen mead of the depart;
mcnt OF business administration a.
Roanoke College. according to an an
h"uncement made by nrcslden Mt
smith today. Professor Gauger IS a
graduate OF Gettysburg College. and
has received his training In business
administration at Columbia Iini,cr.
.ity and tho Wharton School Of III
nance OF the University Of T.. ntsyI.
vanilla. For three years. hc was an
Instructor III the Wharton SCHOOL OF
Finance and for the past TWO years
%" ias becr professor Of economies q,
state College Pa
In addition TO Professor Gauscr.
DR.. G. II. Brown. Professor W. T..
Mann and Thurston l.. holster Will
give courses in the department Of
business administration.
The department OF business admin
istration, established only a wear
ago, has met with an eager response
from the students OF Roanoke Col.
leSe IT is satisfying the demand
Tor cultural education with the on
p"rtunity 10 elect courses in business
principles and practices. a surpris-
'nsIy large number OF students have
elected the courses the session lust
closed. and IL appears that the faci!!-
ties OF the department will be taxed
10 their limit the coming year.
After conference with Professor
Gaugcr. President Smith has an
hounced the following courses I'm
business administration for lg2o-23:
economic theory. covering The main
yea tdres of production; exchange
and distribution. commercial indus
tries; money and banking: problems
in business administration. account
InG, business law, business organiza
non and finance and American rail.
ways.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

SPOTSYLVANIA. VA. June 20
Clyde a. finder. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. ID. finder. OF South Richmond. and
MISS Mary r. Flora. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David j. Flora. Of Spotsyl-
NanIa County. were married TO-DAY az
the brides residence by Rev Pr
brookshire, OF Richmond Mr., and
Mrs. finder will make a Southcr,,
tour and on returning Will reside in
Richmond.
GLOUCESTER. VA. June oo-Mr
and Mrs William Sanders Mott NJ
Toddsbury, Gloucester County. Vir
Ginia, announce the engagement, n,
their daughter. Elizabeth St clair
10 Ca;esby Todd Field. OF Gloucester
and Catherine Sanders to Lieutenant
l.andon Carter Catlett. Jr., Uniten
states Army. 4 double wedding viii
tako place early in September.
LfNCHBURG. VA, June o0.-John
W. Morris, Of this city. has an
nounccd tho marriage of his dauch-
ter. Miss Vcna Penn Morris. to Dr
Albert II. Faber, which was ccIe
brated Monday In New York CITY.
LYNCHBURG. VA. June o0.:J A.
Cofer and Miss Euia +. Wilson. both
Of Bedford County. were married
Saturday at the Methodist parsonage
at Goode, the celebrant being Rev.
w. l.. Mays. The bride is a daugh
ter Of Mrs. J. a. Cofcr and has been
teaching school for several years
Dlney Wilson was best man, and Miss
bertha Wilson, sister OF the bride
was maid OF honor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
NORFOLK COURTROOM
LIKE STILL FACTORY
Liquor-Making Devices Are
Taken i'm Raid OH Hard
ware Stores.
Especial to The rimcs-plspatch

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va, June 2O.-Wi,h
copper tanks and coils piled high and
| deep in front OF aud on both sides
Of the platform occupied by Justice
Simmons and Clerk Bob Ituddick. To-
lice Court today looks like still
factory. Between sIxty-iivc and
seventy liquor making devices al
most hide the magistrate and are to
be used as evidence against hard
ware dealers in Norfolk who yes
tcrday were arrested under provisions
OF amendments 30 the Mapp act
which went into effect last sunday
This amendment makes it unlaw-
ful for any person firm or corpora
ton. other than public service cor
poration. To snip or transport into
the state Of Virginia. or from one
point 10 another ia the State, dis
filling apparatus or material for the
manufacture OF stills IL also pro-
hibits the manufacture OF distilIinC
apparatus for the purpose OF manu-
featuring whisky. beer or any other
ardent spirits.
1t is set forth in this amendment
that any person. firm or corporation
found with material in their pos
session. acquired for use In the
manufacture OF distlling apparatus
shall be regarded as prima facie evil
dcnce Of guilt, and conviction. car
rics fine, of not less than $50 nor
more than $1,000. or confinement In
Jail OF not less than sixty days nor
more than twelve months. either or
both. in the discretion of the court or
jury trying the case.
At the request OF attorneys repre-
scntinS the dealers raidcd yesterday,
the cases were today continued by
Justice Simmons until next Friday.
II Is said that an effort will be made
TO have the Commemorative attor-
ncy prosecute the defendants at that
time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
MONTAGUE AND WRIGHT
MAY RUN FOR SENATE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH, VA. June % :
Politicians in Portsmouth and Nor.
ioik county arc astir over the pros
poets OF special election which
VIII probably be called 10 nil the
vacancy in tho State Senate cans. a
by the death OF Senator w. c. Cor
bitt.
IL is now practically certain that
the Governor VIII convene an ey-
traordinary session of the General
Assembly some time in September to
authorize si2.0oO.o00 bond issue
and tho Norfolk County Portsmouth
vacancy. as well as two others in
the Senate, Will be filled by special
elections.
The Corbitt vacancy will go to a
Portsmouth man under an agreement
between the Democratic leaders OF
the county and city, and the two men
most prominently mentioned are
Earl II. Wright, member OF the House
Of Delegates. and Samuel r. Mon
taEue. now postmaster. and Senator
Corbitts successor. Mr. Montague is
slated for retirement as postmas-
ter about September |, and under
those conditions would probably be
eligible 10 enter primary, or, if
none was held. special election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
BETTER THAN
s ODA F OR
INDIGESTION
New Cordial Called "Anti-Fcr-
mcnt," Originated BY a
Druggist and Recommended
BY Physicians, Neutralizes
Acid Condition OF Stomach,
Prevents Fermentation and
Brings Instant Relief.

Indigestion and its attendant ills
such as dyspepsia. heartburn, sour
stomach. griring pains, dyscntery,
diarrhoca. collie. cholera morbus,
chronic constipation. gas. etc. and
even sick, nervous headaches are now
directly traceable TO disorders in The
digestive organs.
The food sours before il is fully
digcstcd. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons that are absorbed into
the system. irritating the intestines
and setting up Inflammation. To
avoid this, you simply have to pre-
Vent fermentation by using Anti
Torment.
Anti Fcrment neutralizes tho acid
condition OF the stomach, clcanscs
and swcctcns the bowels. soothes and
heals the infamod intestines and in
creascs the flow OF gastric juices
giving quick and certain relief. Get
a bottle Of AntiFerment from your
druggist with a guarantee OF salts
factory results or money returned.
II Will Improve your appetite, give
you restful sleep and make you feel
better than you ever felt in your
lifc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
HILL CITY TRANSFERS
LAND TO GOVERNMENT
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
LNScHBCRG, VA, juno 2c-The
city Council hccr today approved n
deed 10 the Federal Forest Reserve
tor J.650.5 acres OF land owned ~
the city on the rcdlar River water
shed in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
at price OF $3.50 an acre. the total
consideration being S36,I2a.3a.
The city originally bought the
land In small tracts to permit il to
grow up in forest as protection Ia
the water supply. The city retains
about 1900 acres. which the fores,
reserve viii! take later. but tho title
Will have TO he cleared by condcm
nation proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
FAILURE TO SUPPLY
FISH LADDERS COSTLY
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Special TO The Times Dispatch.
HARRlSONBURG, VA. June 20
Failure TO provide fish ladders
across dam at the source of the
city's water supply in the mountains
west of here cost the city of Har-
risonburg IL fine Of SOS. a dollar q
day for each day the runway is not
provided. at the opening session OF
tho June term of Circuit Court here
yesterday.
y number of individuals and con-
Germs were arraigncd on the same
charge, but all were dismissed on
The promise 10 erect At once the
ladders Court adjourned after a
brief session TO be reconvened on
Thursday. when special grand Jury
will be impane!ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Accidentally smother. pnbc.

NORFOLK, VA. June 2O-The two
ihohths-old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs
'haries Edward Pierce, All Liberty
street. Berkley Ward. was accidental.
~ smothered TO death by its mother
iast night. Mrs. Pierce was awaken
ca this morning at $3.50 o'clock by
one or her other children and found
that she had rolled over on her in
iant. railing to arouse the little
one. Mrs. Pierce called her husband
and DR.. y. Aitizer was summoned
Upon his arrival he pronounced tho
baby lifelcss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Virginia Club Captures
Sparrow at Urbanna

Especial to The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, June
2o.--A few days ago pr. Alfred
&. Palmer. OF Urbanna. was sit
ting on his back porch in full
view of his fountain. In which lie
has a club. lie heard the fish
jump In the water and then
heard nuttcr. which was re-
pcatcd a second time. Upon in
vcStiEation it was found that tho
tlsh had caught an English spar
row. torn it's breast open and
eaten q portion OF the bird.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21

Three valuable diamond rings AMI
card case containing S22. In cash
were included In the loot. which was
taken while tho members of tho fam
lily we're away. Fifteen dresses,
valued at $3.50. were reported stolen
from Gi!mer's store on CRANKY street.
some time SATURDAY might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Ghent Iin> Another Mig nobbcr,.

NORFOLK. VA. June 2o-Another
big robbery In the Client section
come to the attention of the police
late yesterday afternoon when II was
reported that the home OF L. r
Armstrong. 1888 Graydon Avenue. had
been entered and several hundred
dollars worth of jeweiry stolen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Painter suffers Fran sm,,Ino..

LiNCltBURG. VA, June 20.-E. l..
Concy. painter residing at 500
Pierce street. was quarantined in his
home late Monday when he was found
TO be suffering with smallpox. He
had never been vaccinatcd Other
members of the family were vacci-
mated and isolated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-21
Jail Breaker Captured In rrorid,

FREDERICKSBURG VA. June 20.
The local police are in recent Of
a message from the police of Jack
sonNiile. Fla. stating that they have
under arrest Jose Pujol. Cuban
youth. who escaped jail here while
awaiting hearing before a grand
jury on charge OF larceny Of an
automobile. An officer will he dis
patched AT once for Jacksonville to
take tho fugitive in custody and
BRING him to Fredericksburg TO face
trial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-06

Only thing we have collected on
the Rhine so far is troops.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-06

Only thing we have collected on
the Rhine so far is troops.
Never Judge a mans religion by
what he says when the fish won't
bite.
A slap on the back is worth two
on the face.
One swallow does not a summer
make, nor n onion a spring gar
den.
The call of the wild draws city
people to the country and country
people to the city.
Latest thing in clothes is a wo-
man-she is always late into them.
Family jars contain the fruit of
discomfort.
Sure there are painless dentists,
1t doesn't hurt them.
The worst wreck by an auto is
when a limousine runs against a
divver bank account.
The hand that rolls the stocking
isn't the hand that does the darning.
Cobb's writing 10000 words on a
peanut is nothing to a woman writ
ing a column on a dress.
Some men get mad IL their cigar
goes out because they don't puff.
A bootlegsing school has been
found. They must hold commence
ment in the cemetery.
Light wines lead to heavy fines.
Volcanoes are breaking out all
owe They need a spring tonic.
With a coal strike on, now Is the
time for all good weather to come
to the aid of it's country.
When political pots boil they cook
up an awful stew. =
Domestic circles on the square
never become eternal triangles.
The first note of spring is made
to buy an auto.
Lafayette, when 1t comes to col
lecting for troops, we are
neither here nor there.