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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
e A. CEPIiAS.
Corne. Second and Leigh.

SIN ROOM brick dwelling on Baker
price. s2.100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

TWO large connecting from; rooms for
housekeeping: bath. $50 East Main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
FOR ItENT-House..

IL it's :: house on Church I'M you
want here is your opportunity.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

THE we'll known farm stock auc.
uoneers and farm statesmen.
GET our new list OF Farm bargains.
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ELAN & FUNSTE

l02 North Linden Street, s room bath
gas, electricity latrobe heat.
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| 900, acres on Jnmes River: 400 acres
cleared: wharf on farm: fine old Co
Of wood, pine and oak. James River
farms are getting scarce: investigate
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THE: CENTRAL REALTY CO. Inc.
'2O-2l Mutual Building. Madison 1910.
olo Hull Street. Randolph 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

y. T.. SCHMIDT & co
500 East Franklin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

$500 acres in Powhatan and Cumber-
land Counties; good house and out
buildings: 1900 acres in oak and pine
wood. Price. $40 per acre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

100 acres, Is miles from Richmond: GO
acres cleared; 7-room dwelling. in
good repair: nice yard and shade trees:
$500 or 5000 worth OF personal property
only ! miles from railroad station and
on line auto road. Price, $4,000
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}. 4. CONNOLLY & co.
Madison 326l--Madison 1862.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

FOUR acres on car line: S-room cot
tage and kitchen; some outhuildings
good land. Price. sl.S01.
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$40 acres. adjoining the above, "a mile
from railroad station: good land on
auto road: 6-room frame dwelling;
nice lawn and shade trees. 4 bargain
at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

IN order to make room for our fall
shipments we are closing out our
stock of aluminium ware. The wear
ever kind. Sec us at once If you want
bargains. Evans Hardware Co, Inc,
700 West Broad. Phone Madison 3OS6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

FORTY acres near car line; good !
room house and outbuildiugs: nice
shade. Lot front $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

| ONE one-half acres on car line. a
very attractive home: nice 5-roon
house; pretty yard. all fenced. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

GIE acres. . l-2 miles from railroad
station: Groom house; large barn.
chicken houses. etc. s1,5c0; small cash
payment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

l,4i5acre stock farm, 400 acres river
bottom. 500 acres cleared; whole
farm fenced With woven wire and
crossfenced into several fields. With
water in each; an necessary outbuild-
ings. only sl2 per acre. w. A. Davis,
Street, Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

HALE million dollar corporation wants
man of ability establish and manage
branch Office rat out statesmen: handle
'uhds InNestmcnt $500 TO $500 neces-
sarN 10 handle VIII net $4,000 first
year Day. 500. 20 East Jackson. Chi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

EX r r a @ r y NARY money-maki
chance for right man opposed to
|prohibition, with $500 ready money;
no liquor; Interview. only. Address r.
100. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

-: North Thirty second Street. oppo-
site ChimhoraZo Park: rooms. bath
gas.
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3olS E.as. Main street. near IibbH Hill
Park. Eight roms. large gard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

lie West Main Street. Il rooms, = baths.
gas. steam heat. Near Jefferson IIo-
tel Fine boarding house Rent. $500
year. Tenant can get 800 TO $3.50 for
stable and kitchen.
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FOR SALE-I''arms.
TAYLOR & ORANGE.
STA East Franklin street.
FARM FOR SALE.

NICE farm OF - acres. : miles from
Richmond. one mile from electric line.
u acres In cultivation. balance in wood:
aood Groom house Iii oak grove: good
barn. To quick buyer. $500: $500
cash. assume mortgage Of $3.50: bal
ancc s2j monthly.
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Coz East Leigh Street, 2-story, base.
mont, IL rooms, bath, gas, latrobe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

FOUR acres OF good land. new Groom
mouse; near Glen Allen and Ashland
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i'OR fus;he, particulars. phone M2di-
son l?G2. or call to sec
ELAN & FCNSTEN
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1919 Oakwocd Avenue rooms, bath.
gas large yard. stable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

FIFTY SEVEN acres. l - miles from
barn, stable. etc. Price. $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

STATE manager wanted, Illinois corpo-
ration. manage branch office this
STATE. Put out statesmen: $500 to 81
900 necessary to carry stock. Position
VIII pay more $1,000 per year. Mitchell
EoN $40. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

y wholeSal, house IN Richmond in
croasinG its capital stock. desires to
communicate with several parties in Il
position. TO invest 500 ~ more. TX
C"iicnt opportunity 10 invest in a t-ro.v =
iuS business of immense possibilities
address. X i2J. care Times Dispatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

| -FOUR ROOM cottage. with lot aOpxi2O
rect. one block from car line. Price
| 81, 900 cash.
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FINE dairy farm Of so acres, one
mile from the city; A. acres in cultiya
ton; fenced and cross fenced: 2 acres
in bearing orchard; watered by vel.
and springs; dwelling OF IL rooms: S
closets and concrete basement rooms
Large barn, sanitary COW barn for 20
cows; ney 50-ton silo. This is q bar
Snln. Price low and terms easE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

MONEY III whcat-War markets:
chance Of lifetime; possibilities 500
20 5000 rront on SO investment Bank
crs Investment Co. Reserve Bank
Bldg. Kansas City Mo
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/ need some extra capital TO help me
take care OF business in hand and in
sight. My profit is enough To Justify
my paying - per cent for $500 or $1,000.
and VIII give good security. c; lfJ.
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
SCREEN DOORS.

WI: arc now closing out our large
p. shipment OF screen doors ut cost.
Evans Hardware Co, Inc. 700 West
Broad. Phone Madison 3OSG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

SEvEN-EOOM house: water. gas and
electric lights: poultry yard and gar
nue.. Brooiland Park. Phone RAN
dolph 37yt-J.
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32o3 p Street. rooms, bath
12i North Twenty third rooms bath
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

1921 Beverly Street ? rooms and bath :
large yard and stable, SIS per month
Apply TO j Thompson Brown & Co
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

| FORTY acres, new 6-room house on
] railroad and 20 miles from Richmond
/ in Chesterfield County. Price. $1,000:
| 800 cash, bnlance cnsN
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FOR SALE-HouscN

fVt SAir'-HouscS
THE CENTRAL. REALTY CO. irc.
Ic0-21 Mutual Building Madison 3siu
9lJ Hull street Handolnh 10
NEW Highland Park bo,,e %, rtt,t
Avenue. S large rooms. BAN NM
pantry. large lot. ,noticrt ,,o,v", ,i ~,
and small cash -p poyment low PRICE
$50 - 49, -
F': smal, new caah 'pmr. Nvenus home for
terms; rooms p'S hrIrn tmu iG Hm sns{Y
Saxon wo., r,, -
Ff,ovV west End. new. modern brick
IL S;c basement at,ractvs little home
- HIS Ii'Se lir,hEmnorh2od. on easy terms
best location, from,. "a ton, none:
gas. electricity. range; seven large
rooms. owner has cut price 10 cost
THE: CENTRAL REALTY CO. Inc.
120-2l Mutual Building. Madison 1910.
1,,r,c.,i. i,,s. ,.,'s"oie', ~
W Ell; Enh hone. Shahn street.
r"2i,s, oteetric iishis: coy. attric.
liandolph 40
sa.60o will buy my. from, s,T,,,,.i,a..,
home: corner lot. RMS is a b9Fco ain
Leaving CITY Address l.; 80 $50 .,,n
Times Disnnich ''' - care
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r. a. ctP'i AS.
49,
street on car line. Rental. $3.50:
price $1,000
SiX,RooM modern franc dwelling on
west Leigh street Rental, $3.50.
price S2''o"
SMAi.l frame dwelling on West Fifth
street Rental. Sl4+; price. $3.50.
-,,,-,, ,.,.,-
Str.nt Rnni"i III Oh Mcs. !tS.Sh
49, ia '''' '''''V'
c. h ,ar Avenue Rental. s2o4; price,
sIx-poo> uo1,,, ., 80
Moor" strent BE- YIN pain on
s.."60 ''e"'ai' S@'o' price
HIGHLAND Park home. 6 rooms, bath,
convenient to all churches. school and
car. Only $1,000. Terms 5000 cash ana
care TImes- Dispatch
EOR s,Ie h,-,,,, -. -
PKG ISutn mh l6rhs rro on the AIidlothian
hIocl,s FROM o,ocE Tn, ito. car me ana
houses l op Tic 'G IL" neep T ne is
utnrc frnn, WI, III ~ npuss mas
RichmonI Gail NJ - Nii,i LotSi r,n DID,, OF
South Richmond win unjI n wh,,e ~ or
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AXE you Interested? We offer two
nrick. strictly modern houses. now
oeihE constructed on wide lots. OH
erntnr a S1uS' .water neat; rcirie
every comccivoblc conxeniencc. rnors;
oil ~, narad. hatnrp ,;Hae rooms
very convenient TO car line IF vo,,
want a real home. consult ne ,boW,
these. Prices and terms roasonabIe
-, vs. "'i" "a 'uSS Company,
a,,ti, &C.,, MAIN ana sew
~ ----e
JOHN T. GODDIN & co
S4.25o-New brick flats of rooms. all
:. conveniences. in West End. near car
me. Rented for 1925.
,eT Ssree' Sin rooms bath ETC. Good
repair. Yearly lease at ''s $3.50. :" E0"'
o5o--Stn.rt Avenue , ,,
81 ,oo-x.w o,,. >, :, &C.,
cupancy.
So, 1n0-Floyd Avenue, s rooms. steam,
-
HIGHLAND PARK.
S".tao-N!ce home OF I rooms on Main
lot. Good terms.
SUBURBAN.
stable, chicken house ETC. with
acre OF ground About 80 miles from
Richmond. VIII trade for city reral
property Value So 900
RENT SPECIALS
S,oo-o22 West Grace. IL rooms.
s4G?-l7Ii Grove Avenue. rooms
s240--al9 Vest Clay. c rooms.
S go, beverly street. rooms,
S2t0--3lo East Cary. rooms.
fo'' otnerS call ior rent list.
- - - - y 80:
:, - .
T.. l.. tMlDr X CO,
randolph 1851
STUART Avenue. detached. rooms
brick modern. large lot $4,000:
'e' MS
fl-o1 - avenue, rooms, hot water
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THREE SOFT DRINK STANDS At
FAIR GROUNDS For WEEK DUR.
ING FAIR. Sl2J EACH. 80 TER CENT
DOWN. BALANCE TUESDAY OF
FAIH: AN OPPORTUNITY For HUS-
TIERS. MUST BIZ SOLD IAINEDI-
NrELN. ADDRESS i 651 CARE
TIMES DTSPATCJ!
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FIvE.RooM house In good condition.
good lot: renting for $40 per an
mum. Price. $1,000.
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part OF going business: retail pre-
4 forred. Address l. 647 care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

EIGHT acres. . miles from the city.
6-room house nearly new. All good
outbuildingS. Price. S2,"j0.
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y Company with ample capital wants
reliable state representative for ono
of the most meritorious inventions ever
marketed. Demand in every home
Large profits: $500 To $500 finances
your business. Handle your own
money. Kerosene Utilities 90, 3l2
South Clark Chicago
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
run TO BR00KV|LLE
Motorcycle Club Alters Plans
for Sunday.

Plans for the big club run Of the
Richmond Motorcycle club Sunday
have been altered slightly and instead
of running to Cedar Grove, they will
stop at Brookville for noon lunch. At
meeting tonight final arrangements
will be made for the trip.
Walter Moore made the trip to
Cedar Grove yesterday and travelled
125 miles before he reached Richmond
again. There was a bridge washed
out below Brookville and besides ford
ing several streams, he made detour
of forty-three miles returning.
The trip has been well advertised
and neighboring towns will have rid
ers here to start in the run. Muncie
Motorcycle club will have six or eight
machines entered and Liberty and
Connersville riders will join at Lib
erty.
The machines will gather at the
Bowery at 1880 o'clock Sunday morn
ing. The trip going will be through
Liberty, Brownsville and straight
south to Brookville and returning
probably through Connersville. This
has not been definitely decided, but
will be left to the riders Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
STUDENTS EXHIBIT
WORK TO PATRONS
Manual Training Classes OPP
crate During Open House
at High School.

All manual training departments of
the school were in full operation last
night at the opening of the annual
exhibit at high school, Classes were
printing, typewriting, forging, cook
ing, sewing, drawing, doing bench
work and wood-turning. affording pa
irons an opportunity of seeing the
students in action.
The exhibit itself fulfilled all ex-
pectations. Work of every description
from the pencil etchings Of the kinder
garden tots to water color portraits
of the high school drawing classes is
shown. Work done by students of the
forging room attracted considerable
attention. Work done in the printing
department caught the eye of the
visitors. The domestic science class
worked before a full house most of the
evening while the other lines of work
came in for their share of attention.
One thousand persons attended the
opening. A musical program, given by
the high school orchestra, assisted by
Mrs. Fred J. Bartel, vocal, and Miss
Carolyn Hutton, violin soloists. An
open-house was held in connection
with the opening of the exhibit In the
art rooms.
The musical program in the auitor-
ium delighted a capacity assembly.
The big hall was completely filled
with patrons of the school; who
agreed that the program was one of
the best ever given there.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
APPLIES SOFT PEDAL
To RUMORS OF WAR
Secretary Garrison Says
Ships Leaving New York
Garry Food and Clothing
for Army.
TBY LEASED WIRE1

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Secretary
of War Garrison put the soft pedal
on war rumors today and denied that
additional troops are being sent to
General Funston at Vera Cruz ON the
transports leaving New York and over
Atlantic ports for Galveston and Vera
Cruz. The ships are carrying supplies,
mainly food, for the soldiers at these
places. The secretary said:
Il see that we are reported to have
322 military stations from which ten
thousand troops will be drawn for pos
sible service in Mexico" said the Sec
retary. There are not 322 posts in
the United States. All troops and
commanders, however in accordance
with the departments orders issued
months ago. are in such state of pre-
paredness that they could be moved
upon an hours notice"
The secretary added that no rush
orders had been given to government
arsenalsan rifle manufacturers.
I'VE have enough rifles and revolv.
ers to arm the regular troops and all
the militia, together with any number
of volunteers which might be called
for service in Mexico" he said today
THE only deficiency is in field artil-
lery. The manufacture of this kind OF
arms is proceeding, but naturally will
be slow, owing to the amount of work
involved
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
AVOID TAX ON DOGS
Citizens Order Many Pets
Cremated.

How many less dogs there are in
Richmond this year than last, it is i'm
possible to estimate, but it is certain
that several hundred are either ashes
or dust or soon will be. Since the
assessing season started, dozens have
been cremated and others have been
disposed of in various ways.
Township Assessor Potter today re-
ported that $1,140 had been collected
as dog tax by the assessors. Last
year, $1,441 was collected, 1884 of
which was delinquent however. and
collected after assessing period. A
few additional returns will be made
tomorrow, but not enough to make a
material difference.
This method of escaping dog tax is
becoming more common, although it
Is proba BILE that many who killed
their dogs win be forced to pay be-
cause the dogs we're listed March l.
1t is believed only an average list will
be turned over to the prosecutor for
delinquency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
Hot Bl0Oded Mexicans Hatch
Plots to Fight C0nstitu-
tionalists When They As
sumo Control.
Supporters of Diaz Seek His
Return to Head New Party
to Oppose Carranza's Po-
litical Ambitions.
BY HARRY II. DUNN,
Special Staff Correspondent Of the In
ternationaI News Service.


VERA CRUZ. May l5.-The pros
poets of the speedy fall of General
Huerta, now that the Constitutional
lists have taken Tampico, has resulted
in a number of new rebel movements
which are being watched here. These
indicate nothing so strongly as the
fact that the disturbances in Mexico
will not end with the Constitutional
lists in control of the Central govern
ment in Mexico City.
Small crowds are gathering in every
cafe speaking in whispers of secret
juntas and hidden headquarters of rev.
olutionary activity. The latest move
ment is a revival of Felix Diaz's prop
aganda. DiaZ, who is believed to be in
the United States at present, has taken
no part in the Constitutionalist move
ment. nor has he given 1t any SYM
pathy. Consequently, he is not looked
upon as friend of Venustiano Carran-
Ia or General Villa. Diaz belongs to
a group less conservative that the fac
tion of Huerta, but more so than the
Constitutionalists.
His name is the most heard of in
the revolutionary gossip which has fol-
lowed the fall of Tampico.
Diaz's Friends to Return.
The most influential supporters of
Diaz were exiled or jailed by Huerta,
but they are expected to return now
that Huerta's end seems very near. In
fact there are many who think that
Huerta will be a tenant of the national
palace less than week longer.
The political situation in Mexico is
more interesting, yet more complicat-
ed than it has been at any previous
time.
The Constitutionalists now practic-
ally control all Of the republic north
OF the capital, with the exception OF
two or three cities, and are ready
now to open operations in the south
ern tier of states.
Huerta is hanging on with grim,
death-like grasp to the little power
that remains to him.
Zapata is foraging and looting and
killing in the name of patriotism" in
the state Of Morelos and neighboring
states.
Zapatistas are Bandits.
The Constitutionalists claim to stand
for the same principles as Medero, bu:
they are termed brigands by the Huer-
tistas. On the other hand, the Con-
stitutionalists charge the supporters
of Huerta stand for feudalism and
graft. The Zapatistas see INTO have
no principles at all.
A dapper, secretive Mexican came
here from the capital last night and
held a long conference with General
Desha. former governor Of the state
of Vera Cruz. He described himself
MI, g.
Reyes, former minister of justice, and
member of the commission that
overthrow Madero. Seno Dehesa is a
Mexican of the old school, and COVER.
nor of this state during the presidency
of Porfirio DiaZ.
1t was reported that they had ar
ranged a secret code with passwords
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
KITCHEN CABINET
ORGANIZES JUNE 8
Robbins Announces Date of
Meeting and Election of
Citizens Advisory Com
mittee to Administration.

On the evening of the second Mon
day of June the citizens advisory com
mittee will meet at the city building
and organize, Mayor Robbins announc'
ed today. This organization has been
popularity referred to as the mayors
kitchen cabinet"
On the same evening the monthly
meeting of the mayors cabinet will be
held in the council chamber. The ad
visory committee will meet before the
cabinet session begins, and after per
fecting it's organization will attend the
cabinet session to hear the monthly
reports of the city officials and par
ticipate in the discussion Of questions
brought up for consideration.
Seven organizations are represent
ed on the mayors advisory commit
tee, two members from each. The or
ganizations are the Commercial club
South Side Improvement association
West Richmond Improvement asso
citation, Federation of Women's clubs
Trades Council, Fairview Improve
ment association and the Citizens un
ion, colored organization.
Labor Selects Men.
So far the labor organization has
been the only one to select its two
representatives on the advisory com
mittee, Charles Kirk, a printer, ant
James Coyle, a moulder. The organic
ations will name their representatives
within a short time, for all of then
are heartily in favor of Mayor Rob
bins plan to make his administration
as representative and as close to tht
people as he possibly can.
Mr.. Robbins also stated whenever
any vitally important question comes
up for solution he intends to select {
special committee of citizens capable
of giving expert advice on the sub
ject to consult with him, the board O.
public works and the advisory com
mittee.
"In this manner the city's interest.
can always be thoroughly protected,
said the mayor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-05-15
PROBE FIRE ORDER
T6Y LEASED WIRE1

DENVER Colo, May 15.-The COURT
martial of Major Patrick ]. Hamrock
and thirty-nine other members of the
state militia on charge growing out of
the burning of the Ludlow tent colony
was resumed at Golden today. men,
bers of the military commission GEN.
tering their efforts to obtain from
witnesses the identity of the person
who ordered the shooting of Louis
Tikas. a labor leader and two strikers
after they had been captured by the
militiamen.
Witnesses were asked this question
point blank for the first time Major
Hammock and the other militiamen are
charged directly with the murder of
Tikas and his two fellow prisoners
as well as the two women and eleven
children who lost their lives in the
safety pit at Ludlow.
A sensation was caused by the ad-
missions of Lieutenant Maurice C..
Bigelow and Captain Thomas c. Lin
derfelt. militia officers in charge Of
depatchments during the battle at
Ludlow, that the soldiers had delib-
erately fired into the strikers tent
| colony. The shooting was defended
| on the ground that militia was fired
upon from behind the tents by strik-
ers.