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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
HEAVIER PAYMENTS
THAN ANTICIPATED
Uncle SANS Cash BOX literally Re-
plenished From Income and
Corporation Taxes.

Washington. July Large re-
ceipts from the income and corpora
ton taxes yesterday enabled the
Treasury Department to end the
fiscal year In better condition than
had been estimated. Cfiicials OF the
Treasury had figured that not more
than s1S,000.000 would be yielded by
the income and corporation taxes ON
the last day OF the fiscal year. The
returns from the revenue collectors
showed that $4,000. 900 had been
paid In on account Of these taxes on
June SO, the last day OF the year.
There were also large collections
from the war revenue tax. and from
ordinary internal revenue taxes ON to-
,haeco. and lsQnoT, amounting to ~
49,. 600 for the day.
4 These additions to fhes Treasury
leave ii at the close of the fiscal year
with 4 deiicit OF about $64. 100000 on
the years business.
z The receipts OF the Anal day en-
abled the Government to close the
year with & cash balance Of $50, 00o.-
600. a. compared with q balance Ut
SAL. 00O. 900 at the close Of the last
1ecai year. s
The heavy receipts from the income
and corporation taken On the Anal day
OF the y2Ar have inspired hope in
the Treasury d1xlcials that the total
revenues trcm theae sources may ex-
coed tl1e animated Yield nf 4a0s000,-
w u. WY 400 VI ~ III
hsen collfete1s ~ :. 4 llfzse fHn&an ten
M IN u m 4 " 81 X &. i 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Russian Prisoners Taken Dur
ing June Aggregated 4l.0O0
With Much Equipment
BRITISH TORPEDO BOAT
SUNK---FOURTEEN LOST
Italians Advance Capturing Inn
portant Positions. But Rains
and Fog Makes Business Of
Slaughter Dull

Berlin. July 1.-The armies of Gen.
erai won Linsingen drove the Rus
SLAMS out of their Gnila Lipa position
farther west yesterday. while Field
Marshal Won Mackensen drove them
farther back on the Lemberg -Brody
line.
The Austro-Germans captured dur-
ing the month more than 1900 Rus
sian prisoners, more than $40 officers.
two flags. eighty-seven cannon, 500
machine guns and much other booty.
accogding to the official statement Of
the army administration. made public
tonight, as follows:
The military character Of the east
ern situation Is unchanged. The booty
taken during June was two flags, as
sos prisoners, of whom 121 were off,
GERS. seven cannon, six mine throwers
ffty-two machine guns. one aeroplans
and much material.
In the southeastern field: After
bitter fighting the troops of General
Won Linsingen yesterday stormed tha
Russian positions east of the emilia
Lipa River near Kunicze and Lucxynce,
north OF Rohatyn. Three officers and
2.32S men were made prisoners, and
Ave machine guns were captured.
East of Lemberg the Austro- Hum
garfan troops pressed forward into the
positions occupied by the enemy.
THE army under Field Marshal won
Mackensen is continuing to press for
ward between the Bug and the Wis.
tula Rivers.
West of the yistula, after stubborn
lighting by the Russians. the allied
troops are advancing on both side of
Kamenna in pursuit.
THE total captures during June
made by the allied troops under Gem
eral Won Linsingen. Won Mackenaen and
Won woyrsciS, are s0s officers, 1856
men, so cannon. 2ss machine guns"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
GERMAN AGENT IS
LANDED N I0MDS
wanted In Cennectien with Perjury
cespiraey Relative to
Lusitanis-

New York, July f.---Hsinx Harden
hsrs, ths German government agent
who has been wanted by the Federal
authorities In connection With the Lus-
itanis afndavits made by Gustav stahl;
now under indictment for perjury. and
others. was lodged In the Tombs to-
night ~ material witness against
StAhl.
Hasdenberg was in the custody q
Federal agents of the Department Of
Justice about two weeks ago. but Il
was reported that he had clipped hin
watchers He wss located In Cfncin-
NATL on "wednesday. He had his mus
tache shaved Oh, and was accosnpantsd
BY man who aAid he was Lieutenant
txklmssaat ~ ven Il Kr~sslsr. German army
hvrs shout o'clock kuni6Ht Acc0uIp&-
ntSd ~ two d1puty united etAt6s rser-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
GERMANS LAUNCH
VIOLENT ATTACK
Vast Quantity Of Big Shells and As
phy xiating Bombs Used at
Binaryflle.
FRENCH HALT GERMAN
ONSET ON SECOND LINE
Counter-Attacks Force Germans to
Yield Captured Ground--Bloody
Duel Nets Neither Side Amy Sub
stantial Result.

Paris, July 1.-The attack delivered
yesterday by the Germans in the vi
cinity of Binarviiie was of a most vio-
lent character. two divisions 100000
mem being employed. and a vast guam
tity of large calibre shells and asphyx-
iating bombs. AS g. result of the at
tack of the first line troops were driven
out of their trenches and forced back
on the second line. where the oncoming
Germans were halted.
Later series OF counter attacks
dislodged the Germans from some Of
their newly acquired territory. and
the French troops were at last able
to make stand at point two hum
bred metres to the rear of the original
first line trenches.
The night communicate was as fol-
lows:
TN the north the day was relatively
calm. The bombardment in the region
north of Arras was. however. very
violent. In front of Dompierre one
an enemy's organization into disorder.
There was a sustained bombardment
of the front on the Aisne.
1T has been confirmed that the Ger
mans made an extremely vigorous at
tack on June 80. between the Binar-
willie road and lie Four de Paris, with
the intention of piercing our defense
lines. Our drst line of trenches was
reached only on account of the disorder
caused by shells of large calibre and
the use OF asphyxiating shells. The
enemy was stopped short. thanks TO
the solidarity of our organization on
the second line, and was Immediately
thrown back by the counter attacks
Of our infantry, which is established
on at front at a distance Of about
200 metres from the ruined trenches Of
the first line. The German lombard
ment diminished today. Two fresh
attacks were Immediately stopped by
our artillery fire.
There has been an artilley duel In
the region OF the ALLY wood. In the
Flierey region, and around lie Pretre
wood
I'm the vosges. after bombardment
of eur front from Langenfelds Kopf
to Slgensfirst, the enemy launched two
attacks against US. They were com
pletely repuIsed."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
HAS APPENDICITIS

Washington, July Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy Franklin ID. Roose-
Welt. of New York, was operated on
for appendicitis at the Navy Hospital
here this afternoon. II was said at
the hospital after the operation that
his condition was satisfactory.
Mr.. Roosevelt suffered pains in his
abdomen last night and early today
summoned medical aid. Naval sur
geons who examined him lost no time
in hurrying him TO the hospital. and
the operation was perfored at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Mrs Roosevelt and their children
are at Eastport, Maine. They were
notified after the operation had been
successfully performed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Great Industrial War Starts
in Chicago---Daily Cost ST 500, 900

BY closing time at noon next
Wednesday if Is expected that
more than two hundred thou
sand men win be out OF work and
nearly two hundred industries 81
lent, while manufacturers and
contractors wait for the 10000
striking carpenters to decide to
arbitrate their differences with
the Carpenter Contractors Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Fryer announced that the
shutdown had already taken place
at the yards of the Chicago Union
Lime Company.
Agreements on file at the Office
OF the carpenters district council
show that nearly one hundred
contractors have withdrawn from
the Carpenter Contractors Assoc
citation and signed the wage scale
of 20 cents asked by the carpen-
tiers.
According to John A. Metz,
president of the council nearly
$4,000 of the 10000 carpenters
are at work. Sufficient material
was on hand to supply the con-
tractors for six months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
GONZALES REPORTS HE
HAS WON VICTORY

Vera Cruz. July IA report was
received at Carranxa headquarters
here today from General Pablo Con-
xales. commanding the troops sent
against Mexico City, in which ne says
that Re won an important victory At
Guadalupe, about four miles north of
the capital.
The commander adds that his forces
captured several cannon from the
army commanded by the notable ar
tillerist. General Eguia Luix.
This Il considered a big accomplish-
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
WHITMAN GIVES BECKER
TWO Weeks RESPITE
Time Permitted for New Counsel 70
Ask United States Court TO En-
tcrtain an Appeal.
GOVERNOR WILL CONSIDER
NO FURTHER CLENENCY PLEA
Attorney Manfon Declares He Has Ex-
hausted All Legal Means ON Behalf
OF (sient--New Attorneys Name
Not Disclosed.

Albany. N. Y, July 1.--Governor
Whitman today declined to extend
executive clemency to Charles A.
Becker. but because Becker is to have
new counsel who will, endeavor 10
have the United States court to en-
terrain an appeal from the judg,
ment OF conviction OF the State Court
Of Appeals, the Governor agreed to
give Becker q respite of two weeks.
or until July rs.
Martin r. Manton had an hours
talk with Governor Whitman this
afternoon when he told the Governor
that he was to retire rs Becker's
counsel. but did not indicate who
was to succeed him In the endeavor
to continue legal proceedings in
Becker's behalf. After his talk with
Mr.. Manton. Governor Whitman said:
II deem II my duty TO decsrn- 70
appoint a commission to further ex-
anime into the CHECKER case. and
for the Communication Of sentence to
imprisonment for life.
Has Exhausted Legal Resources,
Mr.. Manton Is OF the opinion that
he has done all in his power for his
client, and has asked for reprieve
In order that other counsel may have
ample time for preparation In their
efforts to take the case into the Fed
era courts Owing to my absence
during last week from the capital.
causing delay. / think Il IL fair that
the extra time should be given and
4 have granted reprteve, posfpon-
Ing execution Of sentence 70 the week
Ecf Juiy ~ ss'sssss9sss
Governor Whitman not only de-
sclsneds To- commute Becker's sentence
to Imprisonment tor life. but also
declined to appoint . commission 10
examine Becker and witnesses At the
Becker trial The Governor told Mr..
Mant6ns that he would hear anything
that Becker had to say or anything
that any Of the witnesses IL Beckersn
trial desired to say 10 him personally
or by filing aflidavits with him, and
that he desires 10 spare Mrs Becker
the pain OF = futile appeal. M.
Manton had an interview with MIRA.
Becker todGht. and Doubtless In
formed her Of the Governors attitude
A that reapecf.
''' Nil RscKsr. Who H. - never quite
r%lin4 atsiz6z Il h1ste xizak semethsne
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
10 Entrain At 5 Clock. Gov
ernor Stuart and Staff Trav-t
eIina on Same Train
|fPRESENT CITY AND
STATE VIRGINIA DAY
representatives of Famous Mil
;tary Organization VIII Pa
r.de in Numerous Cities En-

FA4taF MI
&efthR kood WISHES "a
npesned oy hosts 2, 80
) S1KARss 10y oihseIs anu -. o..
tanmCnd LSht infantry
alen teave Rienhonu =. s,,s.g rim
1@xnOon for reeor" -.
the continent " l n.ss.ax
80 Exposition 10 represent ~.
%4q sVir9inia On ssna s,srnaao
zM<3Mk rAar. the event Iris alee, .oe
H. IAe summation Oh IONS 's,
5n4ntng ana PREPARATION az
4 work. ~ wnacn .ns sss..
X1x1es mothers, sisters ana
NeNeed 0y generous app'1pI -.
+ 1n the state ana city, nave oseh tas '
x FUNDS Tor their Trip ses son
tautors nave swehea inc
<Ae only ny In the ointment aNs oa.h
44A lack OF two tnousahu uois
4Nich TO take the whole oat1aiioh. anu
E4 result some nfteen oF tWen,y msn
nI have 10 spend the weeks OF 1uiy,
sWA4n their friends are traSehhs s.foss
U4ficA. In Richmond on the Joc'
Gssernor ON ssme irain.
M 70 Governor henry ca,'ef s,ua1.
zMM4 his stan OF coioneis VINO wiz %
1W the Blues on the trip across sns
AMkthent. out VIII NOT return 49,
4em. In number OF eit'es Al Whi1 s,,
S54I$s,tyS - ~ ~ s -
1919 with Governor stuart ana h,s
~ their mead ana on Nns M, Lay
me exposition, July . lhe oiass
III pc the personal escort u ms
&0xern0r.
Il Ihe nrst call Tor assembly, this "a
&Arnoon SETS sfis as the honr when
S&vAry kius - expected 70 ps unoer
aNxMA ~ the Blues armors. rron
4xe the BATTALION wah marcn uH"sr
mmnnd OF Major -. W. newiss 70
- street stauon. wnere ns
AOck tne men VIII entra'n ana se -
NAr the CHESAPEAKE ana ohao. me
train VIII carry the men 70 1ne
mo pack agasn' ana ths 1osea .1.lI
nls party VIII MAKE ,heir .r'p
s9Qtn& and coming IN the cothpaf
ker IN when tnes teaVe nichHoho.
nasthnE Times NJ Armors.
sa Iseet ntEnI az tne slues Ar,nory
great nastfe ana sf
Aks Was being packed, uniforms
t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
ITALIAN TROOPS STILL
PUSH INTO AUSTRIA

Rome. July THE war Office am
nounced tonight that the Italian
troops have occupied the important
position of Rancikiskendent which
dominates Plezzo. north of Tolmino.
On the Tonale front the lombard
ment of Monticello and Saccagnana
positions has been begun.
There has been SO heavy rains along
the Isonzo that the trenches in that
region are reported to be veritable
streams all activity having been
stopped.
On the Carnic front. at Monte Groce
Pass and the Val Piccolo the Aus
TRANS, vainly attempting to regain the
positions they have lost, have been
throwing asphyxiating bombs.
The war office statement was as fol-
lows:
'on the Tonale front we have be-
gun the bombardment Of the Monti-
cello and the Saccagnana positions,
disturbing the enemy's fortincation
works. Accommodating parties in thu
Val Padola ascertained that the Aus
TRANS were preparing fenced trenches,
which we are destroying.
On the Carnic wont the Austrians
vainly reattacked Monte Croce Pass
and the Val Piccolo, throwing asphyx-
iating bombs. Our artillery has dis
persed assemblages OF troops on the
northern slopes OF Freikafel and the
Val Grade. The Smelling OF Port
Hansec has been resumed. Our troopn
have solidiy occupied the important
position of notwithstanding. dominat-
ing Piezzo.
"on the Isonzo our advance con-
tinues slowly. The heavy rains have
transformed the trenches into tor-
rents. The Austrfans are attempting
In vain to recover their lost positions.
The activity OF the Austrian avi-
ators continues, and they have snO-
ceeded in making some victims among
the Italians. Our aviators. on the
other hand, have bombarded the
troops Of the San Danioie station"
ITALY WILL ANNEX
TURKISH AEGEAN ISLANDS
Rome, July Premier saiandra
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
Papers Presented in Proper
Form for Return Of Former
Dictator on Murder Charge
CONSPIRACY TRIAL
PUT OFF TO JULY IL
Huerta Protests Against Being
So Carefully Looked After
by Soldiers-Madero' Muir
derer Quite Social Lion

chihuahua, Mex, July f.--Gen-
erai Fidel Ayila, yilfista Governor
or the State OF Chihuahua, today
presented a -rcquisitton In lcgas
form to the American consulate In
this city, asking for the cxtradi-
ton of General victoriano Hucrta
from FL Paso for trial ON the
charge Of murder.
The icquisifion Is drawn I'm the
regular form, and recites that
Huerta Is wanted by q friendly ma
ton for crime that Is cxtrzatiit-
able between the two countries.
Consul Ictcber forwarded the
request to the American State De-
parfment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
STORM Of SHELLS
STRUCK ARMENIAN
BEFORE TORPEDO
Stories Conflict as Yet as to
Whether Of Not 1t Was
Ruthless Slaughter
J. 5. VIVO STILL Is
AMONG MISSING
German Craft Which Did
Damage Said to Have Been
One of Largest Yet Seen in
English Waters

Washington, July Though there
were many indications today that the
torpedoing of the Armenian. with the
loss of American Hives might not be
so serious from the United States
viewpoint as at first thought, officials
at the State Department still found
themselves without SUFFICIENT facts on
which to base definite conclusion.
The press reports telling of the en-
counter between the German sub
marine and the merchantmen seemed
to suggest strong probability that
the Armenian offered certain resist
ance to the torpedo boat. and mighs,
therefore. have been properly subjec,
to Smelling. On the other hand, the
statement that most of those drown.
ed met that fate through the shoot
ing away of life boat ropes as ii was
being lowered, after the vessel had
surrendered. was pointed to as evil
dence of a ruthless and unjustifiable
disregard OF noncombatant lives by
the German commander. The ques-
ton whether the Armenian offered re-
sistance is now regarded as the chief
point at issue in the case.
Officials. however, refused to pass
Judgment on these reports. as COM
plete dispatches on the case have not
yet been received from Ambassador
Page and Consul Armstrong. at Bris-
toll.
Engaged In admiralty" Trade.
Ambassador Page reported today
that the Armenian was declared by
the foreign Office to be engaged In
admiralty business and that she
carried no passengers He did not
say, however, that she was under Ill
rect charter to the British Govern
kty ~xun y H.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
CHAMPION CHARGED
WITH GOLF-BALL THEFT

New York. July 1.--Gastave +.
Touchard, former national indoor
tennis champion, waived examination
upon the charge OF stealing $l44
worth of golf balls from the Arm of
Abercrombie, Fitch & CO., in York
vile court today. and was held by
Magistrate House in $4,000 bail for
the grand jury. This was at once
furnished.
Touchard made no statement be-
fore the court Ii was said by Fred
E. Hill. treasurer of the company.
who made the complaint. when the
question of bail was raised. that
thefts had been carried on against
the company not specifically charged,
which undoubtedly ran over $40e.
Touchari has been employed as a
salesman by the company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
AMERICAN CHINAMAN
ADMITTED TO BAR

New York. July i.---Huan Chinen
Mel, A. p. LII b.. was admitted TO
the Federal bar by Judge A. n. Hand
in the United States District Court
today. He is the first man of mis- race
to be accorded the privilege OF prac-
ticing in the Federal courts here or
In any other court in this city.
Although both of Mei's parents were
full bleoded Chinese, the young man
Is citizen OF this country. having
been born in San Francisco. He has
soted at several elections and takes
the responsibilities OF the ballot more
seriously than many an American
youth. He Is twenty-seven years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02

Chicago. July f.--At midnight
tonight the manufacturing district
tributary to Chicago win begin to
pay $1,000. 900 day 10 settle the
city's building tie-up and force ar
bitrafi0n.
The figures were supplied by
James Fryer, manager Of The H.
linois Lime Company, president
OF the Builders Commercial
Agency, and member 70 the press
committee OF the city's allied ma
terial manufacturing interests.
~ estimate that 100000 men
employed by Chicago mills, and
probably an additional 3OO,O 900 I'm
Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio
plants, which furnish supplies to
Chicago builders, will be ont Of
employment by next Tuesday.
estimate that the loss per man win
average about 81 a day. That
will run to &1.5O0.OOO day. and
the loss may continue indefinitely.
This question must be settled now
for all time. There will be no de-
1iveries from, any OF the Chicago
yards after tonight"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
NEVER MAKE PEACE
If HUERTA Is IN TT

Aguascalicntes, Mex, July IT,
General Francisco villa declared
positively tonight that never so
long as he has breath i'm his body
will he consider any negotiations
for peace In Mexico Ii General
Huerta Is considered in the negoti-
ationsa He stated positively that
the Carranxa forces have been
beaten hack TO point south OF
Lagos. and asserted:
II have now reorganixed my
army and viii not stop until
have driven Obregon back to his
old bewhisIScrcd chief"
He Chains to have captured
many of ObregOn's supplies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
URGES v|ReIh|ANS TO
ATTEND CONVENTION
HOSTS OF PROHIBITION
WORKERS ARRIVING
Atlantic City viii Be Scene OF Stir
ring and Glorious Events In His
tory of Great Movement Now
Marching On.
by REV. Il. J. RICHARDSON.


Atlantic City. N. j.. July From
National League Headquarters sent
Ia personal communication to old
friends in Virginia about two weeks
ago. In that letter 1t was indicated
that there was promise OF great
meeting at Atlantic City July ., q.
Is. 3.
Each day since that time has
brought new evidence of mighty
stirring among the prohibition forces.
and not q few from Virginia have
signified their purpose to be pres
emit
Since my arrival here "Wednesday
evening the presence OF men and wo-
men from the Pacific Coast, from
Oklahoma, from New York and some
OF the Southern and Western States
gives some conception OF wha. Is TO
follow
Air Of Wise Planning.
There Ii prevalent an atmosphere
OF wise planning and determination to
succeed. and there II : tide rising
with the arrival OF each train that
win prove A. irresistible ~ the mighty
tides OF the Atlantic which sweep
these shores
Nationwide prohibition permeates
the air. ~ the sea ID impregnated
with salt. and the declared purpose OF
many OF the most noted metropolitan
newspapers to have representatives
here gives larger emphasis to tho im-
portance OF the gathering OF the pro-
|hibition clans next week
Write Marvellous History
s's marvellous history HIiill Ne writ
ten here July 60. and generations In
|the days to come Will link the name
of Atlantic City In 1915 with the
names Of ~. virginia helped In no
small way to write the history Of '7s.
and she has written GLORIOUS history
since Surely, then. III this greatest
day OF opportunity the sons and
daughters OF the Old Dominion Of to~s
day will write plainly fcr the future
their inscriptions upon the pages Of
the history OF the most VITAL issue
ever presented to the American peo-
pie.
we ought to have a least fsve hum
bred virEiniNns in Atfantic City next
weak. Their presence would IA felt
mcsa poWsrfGiiy II ys convsSi lisiss
end send = krsat IEto M ~
ffsoxtf nsfSkN a. SET rPSfS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
DECLARE ATTEMPT
MADE ON HUERTA'S LIFE

Washington. July THE Car
RAMA agency tonight gave out
statement % the effect that nm Mt
tempt wsas made on the life Of
General Hucrta As he was leaving
the Federal building nc El lsaso
this morning. 1t IL asserted that
q heavy block Of lead was drOp-
ped ont ~ . tntrd-story window
just rs he was passing. and fell
close to him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
\ <entinas6 on Eighth PAGE,
I||R DROWN WHILE
HUNDREDS LOOK ON
|1nn Olty, Maryland. Scene Of
IsagedyHuge Wave Strikes
Fishing Boat.

|SAford, DEL. july -Four menle-
pf the crew Of seven on a fish
owned by Captain Charles
Nerc drowned at Ocean City,
n ~. whiting one hundred
SAe shore. The accident hap
81 An earl yhour when the
k1k 49, crowded and hundreds
B Geopla looked on helplesssly.
Qsner nshing boats were PUT
m k2be rescue. &
AQaE wAs overturned by q huge
nee ~ th6 gasoline engine
king. and the craft srack
wsiehed down ~ rub
Aud oiisktn coats. the men
n etay on the surface OF the
feseuers could reach
mi their efforts we're fruftiesa.
0foWned are Captain George
Robert TiTnm0nn, Charles
ina Luther Kitchens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-02
HUERTA PROTESTS AGAINST
DISAPPOINTMENT or CASE

Ell Paso. Tex, July General Vic
toriano Huerta. General PascuaI oroz-
co. General Marcelo Caraveo and three
Ell Pasoans. charging them Jointly
with conspiracy to violate the United
States neutrality laws, today had their
case postponed until July IL over their
protest. General Huerta and the
others were on hand in United States
Commissioner divers court at 10
O'clock. and his attorneys announced
they were ready for trial, and pro-
tested when the attorneys represent