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The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
TIGERS OPEN
BOSTON SERIES
Ehmke and DauSs Ready To
Hurl Against Red
Hose

BOSTON. Mass Sept lS-Tho
Tieers open series WIN the Red
soH hcre today and Ehmke and
psu,s Boston Nnxes. are all ready
to take fae mound
Instead Of fehrng the Roston clan
tor frst position now as thcy have
dome iu thApast few years. the
feBEalrers are striving to hold their
eIasp on fourh place New York
is comIne long In better shape than
Detroit is. and another slip would
.hrov tle Bengais back into nuh
place
Boston 8 out 20 make things hot
ar DETROIT and The members OF the
team are lighting hard 20 keep up
fkSf matasu stcal possibility thtN
have cf lanlne the flag Aitho
-teir chances are not one in a hun
ired st.u they are PLAYING as hard
as if they were only a game or SO
behind
The Tigers viii hnd themselves
up against RutS or Leonard TODAY
and these two Sou,hpAws have al
WAYS been hard BOYS FOR The Tigers
to beat. Detroit viii have 20 ina
prove In every way over the play
INK or The last few games in order
to Win.
Only a small SQUAD was taken
east 0y Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

Joseph King Detroit manager for
the Great Lakes Towing company
has received p Telegram frcm Cart
Alexande- Cunning. Wrecklng master
FOR The company. that Do has arrived
~ Canadian port on Georgian b2Y
Vith the steamer Western star The
Star was wrecked two wears ago or
Robertson rock and her position
was such that it was regarded as an
almost impossible task 20 save her
She hung in an almost petpend cu.
Ter position. with her bo7 in the
ar and her stern deep 70 Tho water
when wrecked rfe steamer was
valued about t50H80 bat at 'ne
Increased value uow t f. believed
hat when she IS repaired -ne yiii
DO worth at .eas s-50Q0H She
owned by the cadiuac Steam h'f
company
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
OLD ROSEBUD
STILL TRACK KING

NEW YORK. Sept IS The stamp
OF greatness is indelible today or
famous Old Rosebud
The handicap king. who several
times has appeared near death. wol
the Bayview handicap. az a mile and
sixteenth Ia Aqueduct track rec
ord time, ! s. $50 He carried 1888
pounds. but led The field from the
drop OF the barrier 70 the hnish
II was Old Rosebud's hrst appear
ance since he dropped from an A..
sack OF acute Indigestion az SaFa-
toga
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
SYRACUSE TEAM
GETS WORKOUT

SYRACt So y " sept le-
Over 500 men reported for football
practice here yesterday among the
number being capt Cobb. tackle
Neehan quarterback. and Eddie
Brown backfeid The team opens
SIS season Sept o. when an aggre
cation cf former stars now in the
Z -mN VII Be net
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

pitchers and cstchers busy.
There Is another element which
will make the SoK more dangerous
on bases than Giants-Ray Schalk
The Giants will not steal bases on
Schalk-it isn't done with any kind
Of regularity By ans club
The White Sox mas steal bases
on McCarty and Rariden. both ~
whom are good catchers, but neither
Of whom is up 20 the standard a. The
little Chicsgoan 81,
There has been little base run
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
AGGIES START
GRID PRACTICE

EAST LANSING, Mich. Sept ls
The Michigan Aggies started their
football practice for the 1917 season
yesterday With 10 men, all young
sters, on hand Coach Brewer took
care OF the newcomers and tho
usual first day stunts were iudulged
in The veterans of the SQUAD are
expected 10 report for work within
a very few days
Those who reported for work are
F. Anderson, p Bailey. " Letter.
r. Kelly. r ordL and A Atkins.
line candidates. and Bordmsn. o.
Kellogg. Bsssett and II EdEsrs
backheld men
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
WRECK LAID TO
COUGH MEDICINE

Al RORA. il Sept Cough
medicine which an engineer rad
been takinE for q heavy cold was
believed to-day o hare besn respor-
sib.e Tor the wreck ~, TWO
stock trains on Tho chicago. Burning
ton a Quincy railroad near Ear
Vile Ill eariv yeR'erd resulting
in ths death of seven persons and
injury Of half dozen Others
A O. Carlson. engineer of tho
train which crashed into The rear %
another. toid tho coroner lasf night
thai he was asleep when be ran
past block snal and blamed The
cough medicine for bis condition
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

SCHULTZ MEETS
ROLLER TONIGHT

Or B = Roller d Seafrie Vas.
and Carl schultz o' Buffalo viii
wrestle TO finish match az me
Avenue theater tonight the winner
10 meet Demetra n match thar
should name The challenger for The
wrestling crown
Demetrsl Is sought an over The
country as an opponent and The
wrestlers are anxious 20 meet and
conquer him before they issue chzl
44--t7s 3 = -
credited with holding the ttle
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
BAKER PULLS
HERZOG PLAY

NEW YORK. Sept IS-TPmpere
men, among ball players is coming
bark in fashion
Following the lead ~ Charley Her.
zog. of the Giants Frank Baker.
Yankee -hird basewan is among tht
mi sing today no left following
his suspension by Manager Donovan
T0T Fal7TnE n SNOW 10 TOT X SUTIFY
exhibition game
PrintinE-thc plain neat kind-thrt
Is RIG iEhf--rimes lob Drpt.--Nain t5@1
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

ninF IN past world series mainly hs-
cause managers have favored tizhf
rather han open baseball u fhe big
event III ~ remember rightly
Cobb stolc everything hgf Gibsou's
glove ln fhe Detroit pirsbgrR series
~ 90s huf thar WAS an exception
Collins might dn that this year it's
nor impossible haf fs scarcely rroha
Die thaf any ~ 'ho ctArrs eiii
Tho Sox have good cdre fbr
- ssernrnire department if-fncg nlay
up fo their season form
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
SYRACUSE GRID
PROSPECT GOOD

NEW YORK. Sept ls-Fouc col-
leges. Rutger. Stevens. Fordhain and
Syracuse. were lubilsr' today over
the prospects FOR football teams.
AZ Syracuse the largest number
OF candidates ln years turned oYt
for the first pracriCa The NOR iu-
cluded Capt Cobb and several other
veterans Each OF the other school
rad veterans n The lineup
New York city proposes 10 add
more women 10 ifs police force
Acourse 'n manship for girls
is 20 be introduced in The Chicago
high schools this fall
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

stewart, Hushitt. schultz. Lennham.
Maher. Latham. q Shields. N.
Schloe. Rehor. Kennedy. Loving.
Pudrlth and Weeks The meeting
will be held AZ O'Clock. az No 55
FRrmer-st
The season opens With the Cincin
nsti Celts on oct e. And this con
test Is 10 be followed by games
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
HERALDS MEET
TO START WORK

The leralds get started on their
lTefootball season with a meeting
tomurrow night at which the follow
ms men are requested t0 report
Dunn Wilson Usher noyille Rick.
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18
Detroit Office

The Multisrsph Essy 10 Operate
An intelligent Office assisf art can
sasiig learn r. run the MulfiFfaph
enc produce peffrrf fylew-fifien
leiters ard coon PRINTING from
type ard eicctruiypcs and printers
SAB
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

Many women in Finland are now
employed n metal udU'ries. on
tho tramways, and in clerical policr
work
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

With Dayton. tt Wayne Wabash.
and other star somipro aEgrega
tions The games viii be played
az NRvin field
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

Naruf Motor CARO- 3
gvt1r Victor CARGO
Hfnsy p rd& SIN
HYATT Roller ~ arms c..
Chns " Rudd & c.
And 500 Other user
The Detroit times., 1917-09-18

~ = I 7 10 \ q z n
SENIOR EiecfrIczily
driven and completely >
~ql ,ped far higl grade
printing wifh printers
INK type or electro
rDeq fof prodHcirg
iYT,r r1tten letters ~
quantif,es Prices Sis
ZOE p easy paywcrfa
Hand driver models.
size Hr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
u. OF VA. ALUMNI TO DINE
National Association VIII Hold Han
uuct ut Raleigh Hotel. In WASH
iugton, on March 2.

WASiiINGTON. February 2a.-The
National Alumni Association of the
University of Virginia will hold its
annual dinner At the Ralcish Hotel
Friday evening. March >. Governors
Julius &. Cantor. Colorado: l;ichlrG l..
Manning. South Carolina. and Henry q.
Stuart. Virginia, have been invited to
speak.
the committee III charge is COMPOSED
OF Blaine Mallan secretary: NJ. G. FL
hot. Angus Med. Crawford. lIamnson
Gary. Albert and Ice Thurman. Among
the ALUMNI invited arc Atorner-Gen-
erai Thomas ". Gregory. law class 81;
Justice James McRcymolds. Law 81:
President Edwin *. Alderman. Rector
Armstcad G.. Gordon and tho officers or
the seventy four alumni chapters i'm the
country.
Speeches from several Virginia alum
nj in the Senate and The House arc cX-
pectcd. az tho university has u larger
number in tho Legislative chambers
than any other institution in the coun-
try. eight Senator'S and nineteen Rep
resentatives. MI alumni, whether they
belong TO tho association or not arc
invited TO participate. and will he per-
mitted TO bring guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
IN And or or low \.

Miss France MAY, of Madison. who
- visiting hero FOR fcw dag. viii
leave shortly :" attend tho 'naucurs-
ton Of President Wilson, "a, Washing.
ton.
Misses Hattie Scott, lIclcu Baker
ana Jean Fraser. OF Richmond. are
stopping ~ the .istor iotcl. ia New
York.
Miss Mildred Lips, omb. ~ Orange.
Is spending IN" Weekend IN Richmond
- The guest az relatives
Miss pelucia Fletcher. of Iiarrison-
burg. is the cues; Of friends IN the
city for Two weeks
Miss LOUIS" Miehaux. Of rowha,an.
VISITING friends and relatives in
Richmond f"r some time.
Mrs Henry - PERKINS has returned
I" N"r'oih, rftcr spending Il fcw days
with relatives in Richmond
MISS Julia G"od!oc who has hccn the
guest OF her sister. Ms Parrish, in
'Hchm"nd for III" past six weeks. n. s
rcturu"d to hnr home in ,iordonsvil!c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
NECESSARY FOR SWEDEN
TO TAKE STEINER STEPS
Foreign Minister Sounds Warming That
Situation Is GrnNcr rhnn
Ever Before.
fBy Associated Press !

LONDON. February 25-In the dc
bate in The Swedish Parliament ycstcr-
day. as reported in AN Exchange Tclc-
2rsph dispat "h from Copenhagen. III"
Foreign Minister. Is. y. Wallcnhurc,
declared that something has happened
IL the last few dn!s which makes il
necessary FOR sweden 10 take stcrncr
measures 10 safeguard her neutrality.
This declaration. which has made a
deep impression in Sweden. was elicit
cd by tho refusal Of the second chamber
:" vote for az appropriations of 10000, :
400 kroner for military purposes. The
first chamber passed tho measure. hut
when IL reached til. second chamber
les votes were cast against il and
ia favcr Of an appropriation of 10
rnu."" kroner. Unless som" change
occurs in the situation tho amount VIII
remain at 100000 kroner.
Vigorous efforts were made hv The
government to obtain the larger
amount Premier llammarsk jold aud
the Ministers of War Finance aud For
cisu Anairs taking part in the debate
Ia sounding his warning. The Foreign
Minister said tho opposition would
soon be compelled to admit that the
situation vas Gravcr for Sweden than
ever before. Stockholm ncwSpapers
say the declaration Of the Foreign Min
iStrr created the greatest cXvitcmrut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
THREE-CORNERED RACE FOR
EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT

The rae" for tho Office al Sunerin-
tcndcnt Of Public instruction has fur
n!shcd the Sossps with q t"othsomc
subject ever since Harris Hart. OF
Roanoke. resigned fruu the state Board
OF Education, picsuInahly iu order that
he might have a free hand IN prose
cutting his candidacy for the Office now
held by Superintendent Stcarnes. There
were not wanting politicians who be
licycd that tho active candidacy OF Mr.
Hart would have tho cffcc, Of discou-
raging a third prospective cntrant. but
this belief. il appears, is unwarrantcd
Late last year il became known that
Jesse H. Binfo-d. second assistant
superintendent; ~ Richmond schools
had undcr serious advisement an
nonncing his candidacy AGAINST Super
intendcnt Stearncs. Subsequent do
vciopmcnts made il practically certain
that Mr.. Binfurd would he a candidate.
Mr. Rinford has been actively AZ work
In the interest of his prospective can
didacy. and. according TO his advisers.
has received enough assurances OF
support 10 warrant him i'll believing
that he has a. good = chance for cleo
tion as either OF the Other two can
didates already IN the race.
The active entrance in the race OF
Mr.. Hart friends Of Mr.. Rnford de-
clare. will in no wise affect his de-
the Roanoke man will make propor-
,ionatcly s large inroads into the sup
port Of Mr.. Stearncs as he Will make
into tho following Of Mr.. Einford All
indications now point TO a three cor
nercd race which will run the guhcr
material contest a close second in point
OF Statewide interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
1IotOR For SIGN CHILDREN
LEADS TU TWO ATHEISTS
I>rccial The T,mes-pispa,cb

DNNNll.l.E. VA. February no.-"The
law leaves MAGISTRATE with no al
Tentative. and | must send these case
10 the grand jury said Mayor Wood
inS Yesterday in addressing w. II. Cook
and Lloyd Walton. both charged with
r violation OF the Napp law Turn.
ing TO friend the Mayor added that
he did not think that a jury would
convict under the circumstances Of tho
case before him.
COOK on Friday evening asked Wal
Ton II he could lot HIM have a small
quantity Of whisky. which he wished 10
use for his three young children. who
arc ILL., Walton told Cook to meet him
AZ his house. where he had small
supniy. y policeman arrested Cooii and
Walton. finding tho latter with half
pint Of spirits ana charged them win
violations of the law
Mayor Woodic required only a $50
bond OF each man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
CRITICAL FOREIGNERS
SHOULD GO BACK HOME
Lecturer Snys Those Nhn Don't Like
Policics Of United states should
join Native trmIes

III there is any man Of foreign birth
mr. parcntaSc in tho United States who
does not like either the domestic or
foreign policy Of this country. he ouch,
10 s" back I" his home without DELAY
! can assure him OF n warm welcome
there His government will give him
uniform and send him 1" war if he
is III physically. and if lie is not II
VIII find place for him in tho mu-
milton factories or grain fields"
I'm these words. Miss Belle Kearney.
Of Mississippi. traveller. lecturer and
author. stated her platform Of Ameri-
canisn in her address on The Light on
the Flag" yesterday afternoon at T:road
street Methodist Church. Miss Kcar-
ncy spent several months in Europe
since the outbreak Of the war and
her address WAS composed largely OF
narrative OF conditions In the corn-
tries involved in The struggle The shin
which carried hcr home to America
stopped on the "trip to pick up four
lifc.boats filled with survivors of q
vessel sunk by a German subnar ine
Miss l<carncy spoke at the invitation
Of tho Woman's Prohibition League of
America.
America is tho hope of tho world"
said Miss \earncy. "Cpon the pres-
crvation Of the ideals OF America de-
ponds the salvation OF tho world. Come
unto Me. nil ye that labor and are
heavy laden quotes the United States
and 7 Will give yon rest and peace
and opportunity"
Tho most sublime single act Of the
war. In the estimation OF the speaker,
was the issuing Of a ukasc by the Gar
which gave national prohibition to the
Russian people. She quoted tho Rus
sian Chancellor OF the EXchcrucr az
saying that il was better to have war
without vodka than peace With vodka
she called attention to the fact that
France and Italy had put prohibition
laws in force since tho outbreak OF
the war, and declared that the large
consumption OF alcohol in Great Brit
ain was responsible for the lack OF
outstanding victories by tho British
troops In Franco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
BRIDES BODY BURIED
Mrs. War! MrNrc>c Nictirt oT Husband.
who Ends Life After Muir
1cring Her.
lSpccialto INC Timcs-pi.r,i,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA. February % The
body Of Mrs Mary McNccac Young
bride "f the late cicero M,Nccsc. was
brought here for burial TO-DAY. this
having been her former home Mrs.
M'NecSc was ono nf The victims OF a
double tragedy at Johnson City. Tom
hcr husband being the other While
murder by All outside person was be-
licvcd proba bic. tho coroner's Jury de-
clarch IL TO he case Of murder and
suicide. fixing tho blame for Tho crime
oil tho husband. McNccsc, it appeared.
shot his bride in tho temple while she
silent. then. lying down on tho bed
beside her. sent bullet through his
own brain. y revolver with two
empty chambers was found in The bed
between the bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

The Renaissance Of the True Dance
Is the subject OF the lecture 10 bc given
by Mrs. Glcnna s. Tinnin. OF Washing
ton. before tho Wonians tiun Al 80
o'clock. Mrs. Tinnin's talk vii, he il
Illustrated with dancing by Miss Louise
keclcrgcr. Of New York. Miss May
Moore IL hartman OF tho afternoon.
and the usual informal reception will
follow tho program. The club draw
inE-rooms viii hc arranged with spring
flowers. ami vases Of tulips and dafro-
dis will DC used on IN" tea tables.
Members are asked "a notr the
chnngc In hour from TO i;ao o'clock.
An Authors Heading.
An authors reading viii he ciycm 10y
Mrs Henry ANlett sampson on Wed
ncsday afternoon at O'Clock a, 30;
benefit of ,hc ASsociatcd Charities.
Mrs. Sampsou's writings are charming.
and 81 large auGicucc viii be present
to hear her "Wednesday afternoon.
Surprise Party.
Miss Elizabctn iiaiiinau, OF 2@i, ~, :,
BROAD street. was h"n"r CUES, q, "a
surprise party rendered her by hcr
p'aymatcs OF 'himborazo Park on
George WashinItons birthday. The
table was decorated with miniature
silk Gags ana bad rs cen'crpiecc n
small cherry tree. Music. games and
dancing amused tho guests.
Nnrricd In Washington.
Miss liazcl Thurs;on was married 10
AaEcN Wallace. both uf church Hill.
IN Washington. Monday. February 10.
ny rev. j. q. Green \i,cr . short
visit North they viii max. their home
~ 81" North Thirty second street.
Hiss Loves Dance.
! Miss Louise Love entertained tho
younger so'iccy set of Grow. at :,
dance Thursday evening in honor al;
H'lsH Fran"cs darkness. III Lancaster.
Ia Miss Mabel Cooke played for tn.
dancing.
kidd-LonI.
marriaE" ceremony took p!ac. in
Inc par!"r OF .hc First Baptist Church
on Satnrd"% afternoon ct o'clock.
when Miss Laura Ethel Long bccare
The bride OF J. X Kidd Mr. and Mrs.
i>idd Loft later for Key West aud other.
Florida points and wil MAX. their
home. after March =. 2, Yves, Grace
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
SAUNDERS IS EXPECTED
TO OPPOSE HUGH WHITE
Apparently Authoritative Report
Says MiddleseN Man Has
Promised to Run.
BI>roHD's FRIENDS CONFIDENT
Prospect Is for Three Corncred Race
for State Superintendent OF Public
struciion-I'rimary Is Only Five
Months on

.\f'cr simnerins along ;ndiHcrcntly
fo~ weeks without number. the poli,i-
cal pot j. again boiling with runors
o' Imminent candidacy announcements
In particular these rumors concern the
Offices Of Attoru"y-GcncraI and Super
intendcnt of Public instruction.
From an npparcntly wcll-informed
source comes the positive statement
that state senator John Il Saunders.
OF MiddlcscN has been. persuacsd 70
against Hugh y. White, ~ EockhridSe.
and that an announcement is To be
expected shortly The "ycs .! the or
Eantzation turned hopefully 10 Mid
dlcse> many months ago when i; Ne
cam" apparent that there would bc no
rush of candidates TO oppose Mr.
White. senator Saunders preserved a
discreet silence. Rltcrnatel.- giving
signs that nc would come into the
race AZ the proper time, and then with
drawing them
Win the Au6Js; primary only nye
months of. II began TO look as { Mr..
White, the INSTRUMENTATION candidate
would havc the held 10 himself Five
months j. a comparatively short time
in which 10 make a state wide can
'ass. Every body kncw that a show
down Was imminent. Apparently. the
matter has been decided. senator
Saunders could no. he reached ycs-
te:da.. but the abatement was made
IN wc!l-informcd political circles that
- the standard bearer Of the organi-
y1,inN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
At the Movies o-Day

ODEO>-Enid Bennett. in "prin-
cess Of tho Dark
bIJDt -Fnunic Ward. In "Thc
Winning OF Sallic Temple"
phiiippH."
tOlo\ItI--Francc> Nelson. In
"onc Of Many also Hank Mann
aud Carmen Phillips tn u comedy.
Itt:N -"tupid's Thumb Print
featuring Frank Hamilton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
u pI'OHTs P.STuIt
IN ERENCII MISSION

For tho past fifteen years tho So
.j.ty has given $500 .iunuhll; /" sup.
port Il p"Stor in Tie hom~ mission work
If tn" i'rct"StIut Church in Fr;;..c-.
Since the present war began. tn. con
tribuiim has been slightly enlarged.
Or. Cecil read letter from Eov
Charles Merle D'AubiEuc. ono of the
leaders Of the church N Frame. nc-
knowlcdCin- funds which had been
sent 20 him. Saws The letter:
I'VE arc very grateful. indeed. 10 YOU
tn'i AL the friends VIII" contribute So
generously ana regularly TO our work
ana appreciate more than can say
your perscvcrinG efforts Oh our he
hail 1t is disappointing 10 us 20 sec
South diminishing their contril;ti ms
up and even increases is help to our
cause.
All our life th"u"hts and orcu,a-
lions are swayed by thc terrible war
N which we arc engaged. II til. grief
and woes 1t has caused arc countless
and* above "Nprcs ion. IL has en-
,:cnlcrc,! al tho same time Il hcroism i
s"lf. sacrifice .,nd consistency in suffer
ing for ~hvh We cannot but be CRATE.
iu!. The Losses IN our churches as
we'll as IN til" country. are fright VI.
aud We wond"r sometime; what viii
become OF our congregations when
THO older mon have gone ana the Young
haNc not st grown.
"Our two eldest sons arc in The
army, one OH tho front. the other train q.
ing IL. the art .llcry.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
oNE-H.aLF or DANVII.IE
JAIL IS CLOSED l r.
Srcrial 10 The Times Dispa tch.

h.\\NllLE. VA. February Is
city Sergeant r. II. Eoisscau las; night
dispensed with the services OF tho CITY
ta'icr and closed onc-half Of the huiid.
ing. owing TO The rapidly decreasing
number of inmates. only ono wius
OF tie JAZZ vii! he used hencetorwHrd.
ana the disuscd wing will he thor.
ouEhiy cleaned M and the bedding re-
moved unit! business becomes more
hIiSi,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26

Nj Richmond women interested in
welcoming home tho Howit2ers from
the border arc invited nr Mrs l. w
Myers, Chairman Of the committee, to
meet at o'clock this afternoon in
Room 63 OF tho jefferson Hotel. rI,ns
VIII lie made for tho greeting which
tho women OF Richmond win extend to
the returning soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-26
SAYS HE WILL. FIGHT
(uNRt.E NE EOHGInA

'of course wiz Fish, tho charge
u" stated: II am not guilty Of wrong
doing ANA can readily prove it"
De Monticny is a decidedly French
tyrc. hm; asserts that he is q native
horn citizen Of this country and ina,
until - few weeks ago was employed
bv tho Ford Motor compauy at Detroit
in what capacity Inc did not state.
The presence OF Dc Npnti-py T.,
Hichmond vas learned through tho
fact that package supposed to lave
been sent several weeks ago from
Pittsburgh to boswell had not hcon de-
liNcrcd De Mon,igny wrote 20 Pats
burgh TO q hotel 4, which h. had re-
cciNcd mail. concerning the package
and the fact that he was TO reccivr
II at boswell was tcicSraphcd here.
De MontiGnN. instead Of calling for the
package. tcicphoued at irregular inter-
walls. but each time trough, the de-
tcctivcs nearer his trail
Last week II was clearly establish
ed that De Montigny was ia Richmond
by his calling AT the local EXPIRE 81
Office and entering complaint because
Of tn" uondciiVcry OF a package.
which he is said I" have claimed con-
tanned valuable government docu-
mcnts. ~ he was not At any Of the
local hotels. the trail was not pick cd
up until last night. when he was fol-
| lowed TO his apartments.
DC MontiSny has wardrobe that
would he the envy of any wcli-drcsscd
man. while his travelling outi; is mag
nifccni. Marks Oh the ba cgagc show
that he has Travelled extensively in
this country and in Europe. lie has
been in Richmond for two weeks. he
said. No bond was furnished last
night and h" will - held, pending adj
vices from Detroit