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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01
CHINA'S
MIXED COURT FIXED

Shanghai. Nov. -, - Shanshafs
Mixed Court, which has Jurisdiction
over Chinese generally who reside
within the International Settlement
and over foreigners who lack consul
lar protection. Is TO have Jurisdiction
over Germans until such time as
special system OF judicature Is estab-
lishod according to n decision handed
down by the Mixed Court in october.
The ruling wss given on a demurrer
that was filed In a case in which a
German was . defendant. The con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

tention advanced was that the Mixed
Court has no jurisdiction over Germans
by reason of the agreement completed
recently between Germany and China
In overruling the demurrer tho court
held that the Sino-German agreement
directs that cases involving Germans
shall be tried by new or modern courts
but that until such court or some
other court fs established having iur.
isdiction. as the Mixed Court cannot
admit that any person in the Settle
ment can at any moment be subjec.
to tho Jurisdiction of no existing court
The ruling points out that 1t IL for
the German authorities by diplomat
methods to see that the proper courts
are established without delay.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-01

Holland has doubled the annual al
lowance of Queen Wilhelmlna, on the
ground that 1t is necessary for her to
live in greater state when receiving
the heads OF foreign governments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
TRINKLE GETS TOWEL
MADE By RUSSIANS

Governor L IL" Trinkle received
In tho mail yesterday from Mrs
Charles Handy. OF 22I west one
Hundred and Sixth Street. New York.
q tow"! mad" hy Russian peasants.
'h" towel being about tho size OF
Tho average American bath towel
mad" of linen. highly color.d with
touches OF red aud blue. \ letter
accomplishing IA" towel said
"My Dear GovcTnol, on May u.
1879. my son. Ilariod = Elaudy, did
10 the c.'y Of Una. Russia. wher. h"
mad Teen WORK ing as a member OF tn"
American Relief Adm.uis;rat IN
a letter written "a f.w weeks earlier
h" '"ld IN" that tn" peasants in his
district had given h.n many Rus
sian towels as a mark Of apprccia
tl"n Of what was being done fo.
them. He realized that tines" things
were no, q eft TO MIN personally.
but wor. ra,h.r. Intended as AN ~.
preston of grati'Ud. from the Rus
sian peasants TO tn. people Of Amer
Tea who came 10 their rescue IN the
creates, fam.n" IN history
Therefore. a. the expressed wish
90 my son. am today sending you
one ~ these towels from tho Eas
hir Republic and ask ,ha, YOU be
Kind enough 10 acc"p, i; as rif'
from tn" Russian people TO the poo.
pie Of tho United states"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
HARRISON WILL SURVEY
STATES FISHING AREAS
To Inquire Also Into Pollution
of Streams by Various
Substances
Substances.

G. n. Harrison. special fish rep
rescntative Of the Department OF
Game and Inland Fish"rics. at
Vinita. Va. has been designated by
Commissioned w. Mcdonald 10" To
make a comprehensive survey OF the
State above tidal waters. tina, Is
west OF the line on tho Richmond.
Frederick and Potomac Rail
road from Washington to Richmond.
thence following tho atlantic Coast
Line South.
Mr.. Harrison ha, been Instructed
TO procure all available maps from
thc Gocdctic or other defar;mcnts
which dclineate the running streams
OF Virginia, and divide the state into
sections. not geographically or
politically, but where the fishing
interest may bc homogeneous.
Commissioner Lee mas suggested
that the Shenandoah might he taken
from fiarpers Ferry To Front ROYAL
die and south forks and ,heiV bran
ches as another the Jackson. raS-
lures and other headwatcrS Of the
James As another sectional unit and
running Tn" James probably as far
az Richmond as unit 10 Itself and
tho N"w River and lis tributaries be
dniineated into one or more sec
lions.
survey Of tho nsh interests will
be made. including the utilizing OF
tho waters b. those residing upon
their shores, the commercial or
manufacturing interests and tho
dams contingent will bc surveyed.
mapped off and reported upon from
time to time.
Mr.. Harrison will also make a
careful investigation of tho poilu-
ZION OF streams by chemicals, acids.
'a"dust and other Substances and
relative investments while values
ana beneficial results as between
manufacturing Industries, riparian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Italians Outline T'Inns.

Queen Marshailitc Lodge. No. 1915
order Of the Sons Of Italy in America
At meeting in Colombo Hall YES.
terday. outlined plans for the enter.
tainm"nt OF distinguished Italian
visitors in tho city on November -
on the occasion of tho installation @,
the grand officers Of the order in Vir.
EInIa. Another meeting viii lie held
on November ,. when final arrange.
m"nts VIII be made The officers OF
this lodge are: Venerable. Mrs. v
Dale Luchc. assistant Mrs v
H"ncdctti, cN-venerahlc. Mrs. a. Ar
righi: orator Mrs. Tranquilla Mori-
conf. treasurer, Mrs. y. Pinchi: sec.
rotary. Mrs y. Casalc: secretary of
!inauCch Miss Lcnora Cccchini; trus-
tees. Mrs. VI. Rrrtucci. Mrs. &. Giliio
Mrs. Zelda Deiapapa. Mrs NJ. Clan
mini; mfstr"sScS Of ceremonies, Mrs
i. Ailuisi and Miss NJ. Linari.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
CLUB WILL ESTABLISH
FREE DENTAL. CLINIC

\ free dental clinic for,those who
are unable TO pay for n"ccssar,
tr"a'mcn, soon wiIl b. established
10y tho Richmond Dental club whtcr
has Just been organized her" Al 3
meeting in tn" clubroums Tuesday
night u was decided TO defer tn.
election ~ permanent Officers ami
January. 1929
Tho objects o, tho new orraniza,
t.on are social. beneficial and !nstruc,
Tive. II Is designed to rromot" 4
better and more friendly understand.
INK amoug IT'S members 10 help ~
every possible way ~ public and
charlrahi" work and 10 ro-op"ra,,
with other civic ORGANIZATIONS In al
matters affecting tho public welfare
lustrUrtiv" features Viii be- intro.
dIc.d a. its Sociol gatherings Al
every opportunity offered
All dentists In tn" stat. ar" "ligi.
hi" I" membership. and the Cluhroom:
viii be- placed AZ their disposal whcr
they are in TN. city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Give Pastor silver Service,

Tn" members OF Centenary Meth
odist Church. during tn. progress o.
Tia" regular midwcek services in tho
sunday school room Of the church
last might. presented the retiring pas
tor. rev. Thomas \. Smoot. u. D.
with a beautiful silver service as al
appreciation OF their regard for him
a. their pastor for eight years Shor-
speeches Of f"licitati"ns were cx.
changed b'wc"n tn" pastor ant
members az tho church. IN which tn.
esteem FOR each WAS demonstrated
fh"r" was "A Iarg. Attendance. nnt
many "Xrr"b si"rs OF regret at In.
leaving uf Dr. SmOCt were made. Or
SinoOt leaves for Danvill. where h.,
'th"s NJ his n"W pasto:at.. havinp
been transferred 10 that Important
"hars" 10y tn" last conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Wonderful for
Sick St0maChs

Every one who tries IL willingly nc
knowledge that IL does cure indigcs-
ton; and certainly baniShcS dyspepsia
and other Stomach distress almost in
Stantly.
Read this letter from VIM. Starkcy.
Rock Creek. Ohio:
! was sick Tor several years. went
I" hospital after getting, no relief
from doctors ana many remedies that
! tried. Unable To work. and con-
fined 10 the house. was advised TO
try Doctor Orth'S Stomach Remedy
! adj no faith in anything any more
but tried II and To my happy sur
prise II did me good. | am now per
icctly well and for six months have
been working every day in the black
smith shop. eating everything | want
ana IN perfect health.
u is with pleasure that ] recon-
mend Dr. DrthS Stomach Remedy
Money back If Or. Orth'S Stomach
H'mcdy does not do what we say il
viii. and remember that this remark
all" remedy ~ the prescription of a
prhciicinS physician who used II with
great success In exactly such cases
~ yours during II period OF so years
Grant Drug Co. Hairs Drug store
tragic Drug Co. Inc. r. A. Miller
Company. Tarrant. Drug Co. and ali
good druggists gan supply you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
TO DISCUSS BUILDING
FOR JUVENILE COURT
other Important Matters VIII Come
Up at Meeting Tonight of Council
Committee ON Iti1tttes.

number Of important matters
VIII be taken up by the City Coun-
ell Committee on Utilities at the
regular meeting tonight at 8 o'clock
resolution providing for bond
issue OF $4,000 for building for
the juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court, Will be discussed. and plans
for the proposed enlargement Of
Riverside PARK VIII be considered
The committee viii also further
discuss the proposition. suggested by
Counciimen. Of purchasing tho build =
Ing now occupied by the Mechanics
institute. at Eleventh and Broad
Streets. to be used as an annex TO
10 city Hall. The institute will in
about ycsr move To it's new home,
At Tenth and Marshall Streets, and
me trustees are anxious 10 dispose
OF tho property now occupied Plans
Tor athletic fields and Fairgrounds
for the North Side and a park for tn.
far West End will he considered.
and II is believed tina, some steps
Viii be taken toward securing site
Tor the proposed city farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
FORMER DRY OFFICER
SOUGHT BY RAIDERS
Bring Back Supcrman's Coat
and Gun, but big" Hop
kins Escapes.

BRISTOL. VA, Oct. 25.-''Big'
Floyd Hopkins. supcrmun OF the
mountains. former United states pro-
hlb!tion officer and veteran OF many
thriiiinH encounters with mOonshin-
ers, yesterday played new role In
raid staged far back In the Hol-
Ston Mountains near Fishdam. ac-
cording To the story brought bach
today by party Of county and Fed
cral raiders.
This time. big" Hopkins. as he Ia
known In the hill. was the moon
sinner sought by the officers. His
coat. many sizes too large for the
average sized man. his still. his
favprite forty-five. and his cap were
brought back by tho raiders. bu,
Hopkins got away. ffteen gallons oil
liauor were found at tho still.
Hopkins was working at his still
under which blazed brisk hre when
the officers approached. They called
on him 10 throw up his hand and
he obeyed. but began 10 back away.
Quick as Hash ne whirlsd and dash
ed into nearby underbru.h Six
shots were fired after him. and one
IN thought TO have taken effect. The
officers bca rched for hours in the hope
Of being able 10 arrest him. hut hc
could not be found
Hopkins weighs 255 pounds il "a
years old and superb specim CT
OF manhood. In the army he won
several medals as a boxer and rum
ner He is an expert marksman He
served as a deputy sheriff in SullI-
van County for about year and
then Mas appointed government raid.
ing agent. !, had been reported her
for several months tina, he has been
making whisky in the mountains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
USEFULNESS OF
ACK-DRAUGHT
Louisiana Lady Tells How
This WclI-Known Liver
Medicine Helped Her
Obtain Relief.

Baton Rouge. I.a.-"After having
hear OF Black -DrauSht, and decided to
hnir OF BLACK prauEht. and decided to
use II as a liver tonic" says Mrs f.
3. Odom, OF S3S South Boulevard. this
city.
BLACK praught acted on my liver
clcanscd my system. and l was In
much better condition after having
used it," says Mrs Odom.
"Hlack Draught relieves the swim
ming. or lightncss In the head.
1T relieves the heavy feeling after
meals. which indicated to me II was
good for indigestion.
$50 | keep BLACK -Draught In the
house and use II for colds. heada che
sour stomach and torpid liver. have
told my friends. and they use il also
My present health is improved
wondcrfully."
Thousands OF people have learned
Of the value Of Black prauGht from
personal experience. and have chosen
il as their favorite powdered liver
medic cine. 1t is purely vegetable: not
disas ;rccahlc TO take; causes no bad
aftcr-cnccis.
when YOU get up IN the morning
with II bad taste in your mouth. stUm-
aCh not riEht. biiiouus. or have q
h. adarhe. try "a dose Of Hack
brauGht. Keep a package in your
home. ready for immediate use when
needed.
Ask your druggist for Hack
praught liver medicine. See that tho
package label bears the name, "Thed
ford =. - Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
KINGS DAUGHTERS HEAR
GREAT Woman LAWYER
Assistant Attorney General
Speaks at Night Session
of Virginia Branch.

Virginia is the cradle of the idea
growing In the Federal government
mat stable. responsible. local self
government Is tho greatest factor for
the preservation Of peace and the
enforcement OF law and order" said
Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt. Assistant
Attorney General Of the United
states. In her address before tho
Virginia Branch, Kings Daughters
and Sons, at the Centenary McthOdist
Church last night.
The address OF Mrs. Wnlcbrandt
featured the evening session of the
tw"ntyeighth annual convention of
In" Virginia Branch and. besides
paying this tribute to Virginia, she
urged tn" members Of the orEHniza-
ton 10 support tho bin now pend.
Ing In Congress. providing for the
establishment Of a Federal rcforma
tory and declared that Service. -
which is the keynote Of the Kings
Daughters and Sons. is the dearest
thing of all to tho hearts OF all
countries that are civilized and
worthy "a nc called civilized"
Mrs. Will"brand,, who is the first
woman In America 70 hold the pos,
sh" now occupies. followed Attorney
General John r Saunders. of viz
pinia VINO represented Governor T..
I"" TrinEie. In tho absence Of the
Ih't"r from tho city. Sh, review . d
her duties as Assistant Attorney
General Of the United States and said
that tho Fcdcral prisons fen under
hcr department.
R"N. fr""land retcr. rector Of It.
James Episcopal church. opened the
devotional exercises and Attorney
Genera Saunders introduced Mrs.
Willsnrad'
Judr" J. iToEe Ricks. OF tho Juvc-
nile and Domestic Court. spoke on
Tn" Juvenile Court" and what It
has accomplished and its enec,
upon children.
rh" second session o. tho Kings
Daughters convention began y.s,cr.
day morning ~ $50 o'clock. with
the stat" pres dent. Mrs Henry \
Ei"y. ia tn" chair The dcco,i.unI
service was led by Mrs Mullen. Of
Orange. Mrs J. ~ Hess. OF Rua j.
n"N" sav'' "a short talk on tn" g.,-
"ral convention. which occurred lag,
june im Burlington. VI She com
in"u'cd especially on tn" beautiful
spiritual prayers which mad so i'm
pressed her.
zion was made hy Mrs Henry pea
body. Of Hos'nu. Sh. spoke on tho
seven linton Woucu'> christian Col
!cr"s OF thc orient
Following Mrs p"ahody's address
TIC recording srciccsry Mrs T. |.
Nicholson. tho treasurer, Mrs. T. ".
Fri," and tho president. Mrs Henry
s E!cy read their reports. MI ~.
/ BrpohshiTc. OF bethany Home.
mad" talk In bchtl; OF tina, home.
telling Nt,lc s"mothing Of the ms
tory and the work 1t accompiishes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
No More Rupture
Sound as a Dollar =!
Ohio Man Finds Remarkable
Device Which Succeeds
Where Many Fail; Sample
SENT FREE.

This 10 an invitation that no man
or woman IN Richmond or vicinity
who it suffering the terrible handi-
cap Of dang crous Rupturr can afford
To ignore | want 10 send YOU. ahSo-
Iutely free. a sample of my latest
sponge Rubber Rupture rad, that So
many users say has. when nttcd 10
their case, not only given them in
slant relief from all the fortunes.
dangers and disCQmforts OF Rupture.
but has effected a complete. lasting
recovery. so that all evidences OF I.up-
iur" is gone, and they are in perfect
health and as sound as dollar"
Don't say this * too good 80 be
true. Try II. Send u" money just
your name and address plainly VIII
ten and say. Il am rupturcd'-a and |
Viii quickly send you q Sample
SponS" Rubber Rupture rad and fun
particulars of my generous Offer In "a
plain sealed envelope Address T.: H.
Scott. Hernia Expert. 3i?-H Scot,
Building. Akron. Ohio. DO this to-
day--bcfore you forget. You may
not see this notice again.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
EDUCATION ADVISORY
BOARD HOLDS MEET

Tn" advisory board Of the Rich
mond Education Association M,
yesterday afternoon IN room $50
Richmond Hotel. I'm" board decided
:" dcrot" ali Of its Efforts this year
t" making public library for Rich
nond fact
Mrs. J NJ. Rosenhaum CAV. an in
formal rcp.:t on the work Of tho
9p"n-air committee. Miss Rachel
Gregg CAV. most interesting re-
p"r, from tho student loan fund com
mittcc All tho money. which was
loaned to students last year. mas
been paid back 30 tho committees. she
said. II was decided {" scut out
within short time invitations 20
become members Of tho association
tot several hundred citizens OF the
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
DYED A SWEATER
AND SKIRT WITH
"DIAMOND DYES

Every Diamond Dyes package
tells how TO dye or tint any worn.
faded garment or drapcry n.w rich
color that Will n"t streak, spot. ta'H
or rum Perfect home dyeinG is guar
antccd with Diamond Dyes even II
you have never dyed before. Just
tell your druggist whether the ma
terial you wish TO dye Is wool or SILK.
or whether II is linen. cotton. or
mixed goods. For hfty-one years
millions OF women hav. been using
Diamond Dyes to add years OF wear
to their Old, shabby waists. skirts.
dresses. coats. sweaters. stockings
1raperics, hangInSs. everything
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

The annual meeting OF the Mer-
chants National Rank Club vas held
at Thelin's yesterday evening. Tho
meeting was largely attended and
enthusiasm was displayed over a
stirring address by Thomas Il. Nc
Adams. vice prcsident OF the bank
phiccrs for the year were elected AS
follows President. Guy Mallonce
vice president. Roy Dudley. score
tarE. +. +. Adams: treasurer. = l..
Flournoy. Board Of Eovcrnors-H. A
fcndle,on. T.. g. Davis, G. l.. iar-
rison. =. Il. Rice. r H. Bunneil A
numhW OF short talks were made by
officers Of the bank and members OF
n" club. and generally prosperous
year was reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
SULPHUR S0OTHES
UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes skin
Cool aud Comfortable.

II YOU are suffering from eczema or
some other torturing. embarrassing
SIX in trouble YOU may quickly he rid
Of il by using Mcntho- sulphur. de.
clarcS a noted skin specialist
This sulphur preparation. because
Oi its germ DESTROYING properties.
seldom fails to quickly Subduc itch
Ing, even Of fiery eczema The first
application makes the skin cool and
comfortable. Rash and blutchcs are
healed right M. RowlcS Mcntho-
sulphur is applied like any pleasant
sold cream. and Is perfectly harmless.
You can obtain sn', Ill jar from amy
Sao1 &.-1ssist.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
Ercct Workinr Men.. unme.

One hundred lots on Midlothian
Turnpike. Broad Rock Road and
Thiriy-sixth. Thirty seventh and
Thirty-eiGhth Streets, have been pur-
chased by Samuel q. Baker for APP
proNiWately $4,000. and he proposes
To erect thereon modern homes for
working men. The proposed new de-
Ncl"pment is near the 500-acrc tract
which will be developed on the New
Road or Huh Street extension.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

\. u. Thoruhill. stat. food and
dairy commissioners. has started a
campaign for more rigid enforce
T"nt o! tn. cold storage laws Of the
state. The chief complaint is that
some merchants have been selling
coid-storagc articles without prop
"rly marking them as such and tho
public has hccn deceived into the
pel'c: th-t the goods we're strictly
fresh. Th.s complain, applies espc.
Clally TO eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26
GREAT.GRANDNIECE
OF WASHINGTON DIES

Especial 10 Tn" Times Dispatch
FREDERICkSBU VA. oct. a5-
Mrs. Rctty Washington Wilson. Of
Wakefield. Wcstmorclani County
great grandniccc Of George Wash
ington. died at the home Of her
granddaughter. Mrs. Frank stun. in
that county, age So She is survived
hy two brothers. one son and one
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

utilities aud fishing values Will also
h" tn" subject ot investigation.
Commissioner Lee has instructed
Mr.. Harrison TO enter upon tn" work
"a; once. and II is Stimat.d that sew
rral months VIII be required TO
make TIA" survey
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-28
FOOLS PARADISE"
Large and Enthusiastic Audience Wit
ness Feature.

That the art of Cecil B. Dem lie.
famous Paramount producer, is still
in process OF expansion, was demon.
strated with signal force when his
latest production, Fool Paradise v
was displayed at the Opera house the
atre last night This is magnificent
picture and it may be maintained
that II is one OF the best he has thus
far presented to an admiring motion
picture public.
The story deals with the love of
an American soldier for French
dancer who lator meets an American
girl in a Mexican cantina whose love
he spurns. Through blindness whicn
later comes to him because OF silly
act on the part Of the latter girl. he
marries her in the belief that sac is
the French girl He RECEIVERS his sight
annuls the marriage and in his search
for tho French girl Is lead TO Siam
where she proves her worthlessness
and forces him TO seek his former
wife with whom he finds happiness,
Dorothy Dalton is the American dane
er, Mildred Harris the French girl,
and Conrad Nagel leading man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-28
CROWS FORM BIRD CYCLONE"
Peculiar Black Funnel Extends From
Ground 10 Elevation Of Perhaps
THo Thousand Feet.

Crows gathering together near FRI
day Harbor. Wash, in ltge numbers
formed bird cyclone the first ever
observed in this part Of Puget sound,
where the species Is common and
numerous.
The formation is sometimes called
by scientists we'll Of crows, and
they rotate round and round like the
circular storm against the SUI. The
leaders must have been at an elevation
OF 1000 feet. where they few In
constantly widening circles while many
birds were Just clearing the tree tops.
From the ground TO the highest the big
black funnel was made up OF crows.
The unique formation continued for
perhaps an hour, ide lower birds
gradually soaring until In breaking
up all were about the same height.
The singular part of this bird circus
was the noticeable fact that not cav
was heard while the formation was In
mir. but once the huge flock had settled
in the tirs along Orcas island pan
demonlum reigned, each apparently
trying to outdo another.
The congregation OF crows In I'm.
'nense flocks occurs every summer to-
ward fall. Their favorlte roosts are
hr trees near Friday Harbor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-10-28
UNREASONABLE SKUNK
SKINS PROVE COSTLY
Trappers Who Failed to Wait for
Opening OF Season Paid
Fines in Court

Montpelier. Oct. 2S.-Killing skunks
and deer out of season cost Charles
w. Barnes Of Brookline total OF
$l5S.43 recently, according to two re-
ports to the state fish and game com
missioner from County Warden L. n.
Metcalf OF West Brattleboro He was
arrested October "a and brought into
Brattleboro Municipal court sitting
al Newfane. For having three skunk
skins in his possession in the closed
season, he was fined $50 and the costs
OF 1920 and paid a total including
search and seizure expenses of {5l.23.
For having deer out OF season, he
paid a fine OF 800 and costs Of 1920.
He had license which VIII be re-
yoked
j., G. Jarvis Of Burlington has re-
ported the arrest of George p. Searls
of Shoreham for having six skunk
skins out OF season. Searls was ar.
rested October "a and paid fine of
500 and costs Of SLIPS In Burlington
City court