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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
HANDLERS Of MANY
NECESSITIES Of LIFE
MUST BE LICENSED
President Issues Proclamation Effect
OF which Is to Give Food Admins
tratiou More Complete Control
COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSES
AND ELEv ATORs INCLUDED
All Dealers on Large Scale Under Id
cense Rcqufren1ent--Pract En-
tire Food Situation Covered by New
System.

| Washington. Oct IL Following
the notice of las, night, President
Wilson tonight issued his proclaraa.
ton regarding the licensing of trade
In many vital necessities Of life. I'm
der the proclamation cold storage
warehouses. grain elevators. and firms
! handling various daily foods must all
obtain licenses by Novemb Der /. or be
subject to the penalties OF the law
The proclamation. authorized by the
| food control law, specifies that the
following must apply for the licenses:
All persons, firms, corporations and
/ associations engaged In the business
either OF tl) operating cold storage
warehouses;, ta9 cold storage ware
house. for the puro pose of this procla
nation, being defined as any place
artfficfally or mechanically cooled to
or below a temperature of as degrees
above zero Fahrenheit. in which food
products are placed and held for
thirty days or more: CD operating
elevators, warehouses or other places
FOR storage of corn. oats. barley, beans,
rice. cottonseed. cottonseed cake, cot
tonseed meal or peanut meal: or f3)
importing. manufacturing, including
mixing or packing or distribution (in-
Guiding buying and seiling3 any of the
following commodities:
Wheat. wheat -four. rye or rye
-four. barley or barley -four.
Oats, oatmeal or rolled oats, corn,
corn grits, cornmeal. hominy, corn
-Four. starch from corn, corn oil, corn
syrup, or glucose.
Rice or rice -four,
Dried beans. pea seed or dried peas.
cottonseed, cottonseed oil cottonseed
cake, or cottopseed meal
Peanut oil or peanut meal.
Soya bean oil. soya bean meal, palm
oil or copra oil.
Oleomargarine. lard. lard suhsti-
tutes, oleo oil or cooking fats, milk.
butter or cheese, condensed, eyapo-
rated or powdered milk
Fresh. canned or cured beef. pork
or mutton.
Poultry or eggs
Fresh or frozen fish
Fresh fruits. or vegetables.
Sugar, syrups. moiasses
Exceptions To Rule.
Tanned copras.- dried beans, toma-
toes. corn. salmon or sardines.
Exceptions are made in the case of
Cd operators of elevators or ware
houses handling wheat or rye, and
manufacturers of the derivative prod
ucts of wheat or rye. who have al
ready been licensed
CD importers, manufacturers and
refiners of sugar and rnanufac-
turers of sugar syrups and molasses,
who have already been licensed
CD Retailers whose gross sales of
food commodities do not exceed $780,
600 per annum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11

!, OH some years ago the Cincinnati
club paid Macon. of the South AT.
lantic league. $4,000 Tor him. and that
was big price in those days.
He pitched fairly well mt times for
CINCINNATI, but year or so ago II
was believed his big league career was
over and Cincinnati asked for waiv-
ers and MeGraw claimed him.
There was some sort of mix-ur ON
the deal and Benton turned up at
Pttsburg In Pirate uniform. Hs
pitched one game for that club. hut
the baseball powers ruled that he was
me properly OF McGraw and the
game WAS thrown out.
With tho Giants Benton ha. bean a
star He won ten straight games
TINS season, but along toward the
close OF the year he was not doing
quite so well. and certainly did NOT
same with the brflliance of Schunn or
Sa'lee. That Is why he was rerarf7ad
rather IN the light OF an outsider in
this series 80
After the defeat of both schupp and
aahee, however. McGraw said TT looks
IKE Benton. and for the first time In
the series he carried out the presic-
tons, although after the rain of Tues
day II was believed he might asat,
switch his plan
Benton allowed the sox Just five btt.
Suck Weaver. the short fielder of the
SoS reached second base twice: onra
on single and a steal. and once on a
t"o-nagger but he was the only man
who passed first base on the Giant
southpaw
After the fourth inning, Cicotte had
all his effectiveness of the first game
In chicago but the men behind him
could not break through Bentons per-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
hOTIhf On FOUR Of
kA|StR'S CRACK SHIPS
ADMITTED BY BERLIN
Minister of Marine Charges II Was
Outcome of Plot Allotted by
Radical Socialists.
SAYS GUILTY HAVE
RECEIVED JUST DESERTS
Ono Grew Threw It's Captain Over
hoard--Revolt Was Planned for
Purpose of Forcing Germany to
Make Peace

! Amsterdam, Oct. le-MutIny on fou,
of the kaiser's finest hghtine ships ha,
cracked wide open that world dying
! military marvel of history; prussiar
discipline
overnight the impossible" has han
pened- over night the truth. whispered
for weeks burt laughed at as the war,
most foolish fake" has been revealed
and By none other than the German
minister Of marine himself
such, according to late dispatches
from the German capital tonieht. is
the mood OF the German people as a
result of these revelations.
intoxicated by the stories from Rus
STA Of soldiers and sailors command
~ thefr officsrs to salute and them
"~'Fes becoming generals and adrnfrals
overnight group Of German blue
Jackets, how strong numerically is ms
Yet unknown. organized n movement.
i. To form council of delegates"
among the German navy. after the
Prussian model:
= To bring abou organized dis
obedience and thus paralyzs the whole
feet, with the ultimate aim:
3. To force peace
Result of Agitation.
The concrete results of this asits-
ton thus far known were.
The crewe of 1880 tons batt,aship
Westfalen, while the vessel was AT
Wtlhemshaven, mutinied and threw
their captain overheard. He was
drowned
The complement of the westfafen Is
$50 officers and men. The German ma
val roster published just before the
war gives Captain Redlich as the bat
teship's commandment.
The crew of the cruiser Nuremberg
also mutfnied, while the vessel was
at sea. They arrested" the officers. II
is said. and headed for Norway to have
themselves informed, A mosquito" TO
tina overlook them and took the ship
and crew back to wilhelmshaven.
Similar scenes were enacted on two
other warships. according to the unof-
fetal accounts. Admiral Won CapelIe
refused to give the reichstag any de.
tails of the outbreak beyond saying
that "the parties have been arrested
and have received their just deserts"
One version has II that the kaiser
hastened to wttheimsnaven ana or
dered the execution of one out Of every
seven. that Chancellor Michaelis pre-
vailed upon the emperor to modify this
SO that only three were shot
Charged to Socialist.
grave political aspect attaches to
the mutineor's outbreak The minister
openly charged in the reichstag that
the seditious plot was aided and abetted
by the Socialist radical wing. He
named Deputies Haase and vogtherr
rs having helped to man
put the plan of action. The confer
snces. he asserted. took place N the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
RICHMOND ONE Of
MANY CITIES To BE
RAIOEO BY A|RSHIPS
Loan Literature and WIN Hurt
Only Slackers.
GREAT FLYING CAMPAIGN
TO OCCUR ON OCTOBER q
Secretary McAdoo Sttrs Northwest,
Pledges Being Made On All Sides
To Turn Stream of Dollars to Bond
Issue.

| Washington. Oct. f0--Hundreds of
Americans cities Will be -aided by air.
| planes and showered by bombs on oc-
tober 81. No less than fifty three raids
/ in the interest of the second liberty
loan OF 1917 will be made according to
announcement from the treasury de-
partment today. The war department
viii provide the fiers. and the treasury
/ oenarement VIII supply bombs made
of liberty loan literature
AT an hour 10 be determined rortv
/ five picked avtators and eight balloon
lists VIII rise for fights of from If
teen to 145 miles to lombard cities
within reach of their training camps
The bombs will be red. white and blue
with one especially designed red bomb
for the mayor of each city. carrying
special message on the loan
The schedule OF flights from aviation
camps follows:
Mineola- L. 1.-Two aeropIanes TO
Camp Upton via Yappank; two to Jer-
sey CITY via New York city and Gov
ernor's Island
To lombard Richmond
Hampton. Va--Three aeropIanes to
Norfolk via Newport News; two to
Richmond.
Fairfield. Ohio-Four aeroplanes To
Cincinnati via Dayton; two TO Fort
benjamin Harrison via Indianapolis and
two e Columbus. Ohio
BelleTille. Tli--Four aeropianes To
East st. Louis, Ill. via St Louis and
Jefferson barracks: two 10 Springfield,
III.
Rantouf. fii.~-Two aeropianes to Fort
Sheridan via Chicago
Mount Clemens, Mich.-Eight aero
planes to Detroit: two to Camp Custer
via Battle Creek.
Fort Sill. Okla.--Two aeropianes to
Oklahoma City.
San Antonio. Texas-Four aeroplanes
to Camp Macarthur via Austin and
Waco.
sadena VITA Linda Vista. Camp Kearney
and Los Angeles
Five balloons will fY over ST. Louis
and three will ascend in Omaha.
One balloon will fly from Omaha TO
Des Moines and two other captive bal
looms will be sent out
Fort Des Moines and Camp Dodge
win be visited
MeAdao- Arauxee Euthusiasm.s
Great enthusiasm was reported TODAY
from the far northwest where Secre-
tsry McAdoo is speaking In the interest
of the loan. In talking with the sec
rotary at Occur d'Aiene, Idaho. the
governor declared that Idaho certeinly
would subscribe Its allotment of s12.-
100000. the state itself subscribing
$4,000 from Its own treasury and
having $1,bo0.0co more which IL you
want, you can eesnc' and get. /
Thirty liberty loan teams and their /
lunched with the secretary at |
Spokane and declared their intention
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
RICHMOND TURNS ITS
THOUGHTS To PLEASURE:
LOAN FIGURES LOWER
Subscription Reported Yesterday Ag-
gregated Quarter of Million
Dollars.
DAILY REPORTS FROM NOW
ON FROM ALL RANKS
Meetings of State and City Officiais
TO Be Called for Tomorrow at Capt.
toll and City Han Respectively to
Hear Needs Of Nation Set Forth.
ALL oRGAN MED BODIES
ASKED TO PARTICIPATE

All organized bodies are invited to
take part In the liberty loan pr
rade sunday afternoon nt 3 o'clock.
Please read daily papers for par
tfcuiars of the parade. Ne need you
and every member of your organ
ixation in the great liberty loan pa
rade sunday. Time will not permit
the issuing OF Invitations In the Gus
tomary manner. 80 please join in the
spirit of the occasion without watt
ing for any other notice than through
the pres&. Daily notice In the papers
will furnish full particulars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11

York oct Teashlfke
ppop Of baseball thnckns the thick
n, te farm
Of
Of
a he New York Giants
am grin
a mad {usth
thousand JOY
Of the bubble
a o. ms too
re hadas
But
8 ais
Il Of the mound
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
This 10 Military Day and Camp
Lee Troops Uuder Major
Wise VIII Be Features.
GENERAL CRONKHITE
AND STAFF COMING
Governor Stuart An Interested
Visitor On Richmond Day
Carnival Spirit F c a ture d
Day.
PROGRAM TODAY.
9 A. M.--Gates open.


A. M.--,Judging of stock con-
tfnues.
10 A. M.---ConcerT I'm Industrial
hall.
10 \. W--E,ntrance of troops
from Camp Lee.
ii \. M.-kessnich's band com
cert In Industrial hall.
Il N00n--CaiI of races
Up. M.--Concert at grandstand.
r. M.--fsaces begin.
$3.50 II. vi. Free shows MT grand
stand.
y. M.--promeneda to midway.
$50 II. M.--Conccrt at grand-
stand. RUE
r. M-Free shows mt grand
stand.
y. M.--Ffreyvorks.
10 p. Nah hands to midway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
thirty THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE SEE
THRILLING BATTLE BETWEEN CHAMPION

robertson Is Another Hero of Series When He Gets Triple
in Fourth and Is Driven in by 4oke on Cwo-Bagaer-
Burns Then Scores, Hoke Making Two Runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
|fNTON PITCHES PERFECT GAME Of
BALL, AND WHITE SoX FALL BEFORE
MIGHTY ONSLAUGHT Of NEW WORKERS

Happy Felsch Declares he Was Never Mad When the
Rube' just Grinned at Him and Never Said Word
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Ye Byrdtownc
GOSSIP

A fssture extraordinary.
Something spanking new.
clean and clever Don't
let your neighbors get the
hop on you. Get YOUR
earful every Sunday.
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tcentinusd on Firth Pasa.a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11
Ambassador
Gerard

is writing OF his expert
euce in Germany for The
Richmond Virginian. It's
worth reading. Tell your
friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-11

tcontinns On rsttA r.ssl -
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
RUSSIAN PUBLIC INSISTS ON
EXECUTION OF K0RNIL0F|
STAGE SET FOR MONSTER
LIBERTY PARADE;
MARCHERS TO BE IN LINE

persing along be side streets as
soon as they have competed the
course
a large part of Detroirs popula-
ton Augmented by large i-,egations
from surrounding towns wiz % is
r. - 7T7T 1T CTOWd OF Close
20 - h9itmhion The largest eyer
assembled IN he ci'y's history Am
balances VIII bee stationed along the
line OF march o. care for emergency
cases and every other prccaution
for the public safety VIII be taken
Every membe-' OF the police depari
ment availaOl4 FOR service will be
on rho lob during the parade
Mayor Tuson OF Windsor. has PFC.
claimed a half holiday and the mcr
chants generally viii close their
shops az noon whcreupOn ss much
OF the population as can crowd onto
lhe ferries viii come across for the
parade The ferry company donated
Tho use OF ihe Sappho 20 irsnsport
the Twenty frst Eesex Fusileers.
the Essex Home Guards and soy.
eral groups az returned fighting
men who brayed the German ere on
the fields 81 France and Flanders.
All the public schools OF Detroit
and those in most Of the suburban
villages closed AZ noon that the chill
dren might view the spectacle
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
THE SPIDER AND THE FLY

blow. crushing the people in the
front end OF the car
Three small boys sustained minor
injuries when they were struck by
motor cars while az play In front
of their homes Monday afternoon
Chester Howell. II years old, No.
l36 Eliot-st. was struck by ma.
chine driven by Robert Porter lie
was cut about the head and chest
and was taken home by Porter.
Richard Beaubien, FIVE years old,
No S67 Seehalt-ave.. was struck by
a machine al fireman and Larch-
montayes. and sustained minor In
juries The driver OF tho car did
not stop after the accident
Norman Roniska, seven ayears OF
age. No $50 RademaCher ave. was
struck by an auto at Waterman and
Rademacher.ves His injuries we're
minor and were treated az home
W Vangieson. 30 years old, No.
1919 Bewick-ave. had his arm broken
and his face and body badly lacerat
ed when caught between ID. u. r
freight car and peddler's wagon
al Carlton and Michigan-avcs. Mon
day night lie was taken 10 Grace
hospital.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
TROOPS 0UELL
FRISCO RIOTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept, 10
United States marines stood guard
today in tho Union Iron works plant
whore construction Of government
ships valued AT millions Of dollars
has been completely stopped by the
strike Of ship builders in the san
Francisco bay cities.
Two companies OF marines were
hurried 20 this city from Mare Is.
land during the night. az the re-
quest OF Capt Harry G. Leopold Z.
S. ". In charge Of naval construc-
ton AZ the plant Early today Capt.
Leopold ordered the closing OF all
saloons within half mile OF the
big San Francisco plant. fearing the
lettering men, inhamed 10y liquor
might create trouble there.
II was said additional companies
OF marines might be placed az the
Oakland and Alameda yards OF the
big ship building companies and
that saloons might be closed there
also
simultaneously with this report
came evidences from many quarters
thar tho government is taking fur.
Their steps 20 bring a settlement OF
the dispute which has precilptated
The greatest strike IN the history OF
he Pacific coast and completely
tied up an ship building for Uncle
Sans war emergency feet.
printinE-thc plain neat kiud--thHt
1. rlrht-TInacs lob Ne pt.--Mnlr lnen
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
MAY DRAFT
.1OO,OOOFOR
SIGNALERS
Vacancies In Corps
Must Be Filled
At Once
BY HENRY WOOD
SfaG Correspondent u"iteo Pre-

Sfd0 Correspondent thiteo FfcSS
WASHINGTON. Sept 1STo MI
the army signal corps the war de
partment may decide 20 draft an
additional 100000 men.
The signal service has asked FOR
a decision on the method 10 pursue
in filling up gaps existing in the
aviation and telegraph branches.
and the general star is expected to
answer IN few days.
The draft Law permits the hllinE
OF units which are now below
strength. bu, n "a held that An add
ed 100000 instead OF any OF the
cs7 900 OF the original draft would
be necessary for the signal corps
Men who join the aviation section
will have chance 20 train either
I'm American schools or in England
France or Italy.
England. II is learned. has cstab.
lished flying school IN Egypt which
Is used chiefly by tho Canadian
corps
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
FATE OF REBEL LEADER NOW IN HANDS
OF PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT; NATION
WAITS TO HEAR REPLY To CHARGES

bail" declared Judge Connolly,
and II she doesn't get IL downstairs
bring her back TO me and | will ar.
range 1t for you"
She was given a hearing a few
-f-ticr ffr-torr
on a second charge on which she
stood mute. Bail was fixed at slO.-
600. two sureties, the same az in the
first case.
Judge Connolly's grand Jury IN
vestigation has extended it's activi-
ties 20 the vice squad members or
the police department Detective
Inspector James McCarty. Detective
Lieut.. Michael Horrlgan, and Detec-
tive John Downey. former superin-
tendent OF the department, were
quizzed Monday afternoon by the
recorder.
The Judge denies that he will
summon either the Miller woman, or
Mason HARRISON. accused OF being
an accomplice OF Harriet Miller In
conducting the No. 81 First-st. re
sort 10 appear in his Investigation
Mrs HARRISON was allowed 10 see
her husband late Monday afternoon
after he had undergone grillins
by the prosecutor that lasted sew
eral hours She talked 10 him for
nearly an hour and left him TO at.
tempt 70 arrange for his bail, which
has been set at $4,000, two sure
ties
HARRISON declares that he IS buy.
ing a home in Detroit and for that
reason thinks he should be freed on
his personal recognizsnce. He ad
mlts he was al the Miller woman's
resort Saturday morning, leaving
there at 40 a m, but declares ne
was there on police business.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
ARGENTINE To
WAIT APOLOGY
Large Section of Public Favors
Permanent Break With
Berlin
~ cHARLhS = STEWART.

~ tHARLtS i STEWART.
STAT corcspopden, Cnfcl Press
BUENoS AIRES. sept Ar.
gentine expects Germany to forward
formal explanation Of the Lux.
burg incident Until such a dis.
avoWal IS Received. thru the ordi
nary channels OF diplomatic inter.
course. the German ministerial post
here VIII be- considered vacant.
Officials in thus indicating Arcen-
tines viewpoint today. lntimated
that such formal apology from Ger.
many might satisfactorily close the
Incdcnt
Not All Of the public today Is &C
cepting such view, however Nh
mcrous meetings are being held.
urginR that Argentine break rela.
lions permanently with Germany
Strongest pressure is being brought
20 bear on President IriEoyen o. this
end Tho anutGerman element rs
caustiCaly commenting on the fact
that Germany rs seeking 10 clear
up the bald phrases OF Luxhurg's
communications by the explanation
OF an under secretary expressing re.
gret and Germany's absolute dis.
approval ~ the minister's phrases
Count Iuxburg remained closely
IN his place Of refuge in the Aus
irian legation today The Argen-
tine government. It was understood.
was ondeavoring 90 arrange for his
departure on Spanish steamer
either the Leon XIII. leaving Sept.
Is, or the Reina Victoria, departing
oct ? The Spanish minister was
believed 10 have taken mp the mat
Ter OF safe conduct with the Al
Itsa
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
Complete Defense Is
Placed Before Com
mission
COURTMARTIAL
MAY BE ORDERED
Civil Courts, However,
May Pass On Charge
of Treason

PETROGRAD Sept. 1S.-Gen.
korniloff's fate was in the hands OF
the provisional government today.
He completed his defense last
night before the special. govern
mental commission appointed to in
vestigate the causes OF the ken
erals revolt, submitting full state
ment in writing Examination or
other Officers involved with the for
mer COMMUNICATIVE chief in the re-
bellion was continuing today, but a
full report from the commission,
making recommendation as 10 fur
Their action, is expected shortly.
Meanwhile Korniloh continued in
strictest confinement today by or
der OF the provisional government.
He and % OF his officers are con-
fined in a hotel al Mohilev, guarded
carefully
All Russia is anxious 70 learn what
defense the former generalissimo
has made 10 the treason charges
against him The demand on the
part OF the public that he be exc
cuted as the best possible example
20 all Rusia's troops that discipline
IL 20 be enforced without fear or
favor. showed little abatement to-
day In rhe streets the greatest IN
terest was manifest I'm whether the
investigating commission would rec
ommend civil trial or a military
courtmartial for Korniloff Premier
Kerensky's proclamation specifically
branding Korniloff as a traitor. IL
was recalled, ordered that he and
HIS accomplices be delivered 20
civil tribunals OF Justice
LONDNON, Sept. is.-Except for
patrol encounters in the Ypres sec
tors, where few prisoners were
taken, Field Marshal Haig had moth
ing special 10 report from the Brit
ish front today.