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bengebduoen; oiele Gbitbdumc nabe NaHooer
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
HOME DEFENDERS IN PARADE
LiSht Thousand Wen in New YORK. Re
viewed by Mayor Mitchell. cen
cral Bell and Others
IRy i .sociated Press !

NEW YORK May Eight thousand
'nen Of Sew YORK City.s home defen..
e"sue. lad in khaki uniforms ana
carrying police clubs. paraded here
to-day. They were reviewed by Mayor
Mitchell, Police Commissioner Arthur
Woods, Major-Generai J. FraukIu Sell.
The new commander Of the Department
of'he East. and rear Admiral Nathan
le' r. Usher. commandment OF the New
YORK Vanguard
me naradc' which attracted hum
drcds OF thousands Of persons al,n.
tlfth Avenue and othcr thorourhfar.S
through which it passed. was orcan-
yea TO take the place Of the annual
parade Of the police who could not
oe spared at this timc from their re.;u-
Tar posts All the marchers carried
small cards decorated win the ma.
tona! coiors. aud siSnifying they had
signed pledge TO enlist i'm the naval
reserve
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
TURN OUT
IN SUPPORT or GOVERNMENT
IBy Associated Press.

| BS NSSuclatcO frcss
! PETeOGRAD. May 1 (ria London.
May 5).--Fricnds OF the government
ou:dcmpnstrutcd the demonstrators this
evening. AS though Of ono accord. the
people. stirred into Il seeming rcalza-
| ton Of the catastrophe ovcrshadownG
| the country through the mcnaccd fall
iof the government. turned out man.
woman and child. in support OF the
temporary authorities.
From end to end. the .:cvsky Nor
skaya was packed with marching
crowds OF all grades of society. Well
| groomcd and gray headed men and
women. extensively clad students by
thousands. soldiers, business men and
children. :ccminGly quarter of tho
population. chccrcd and shouted for
the government.
So completely ovcrshadowcd and
outnumbered were the earlier manifcs-
tants who demanded tho downfall OF
the authorities. that they appeared
utterly insignificant. The crowd poured
INTO tn" square in front of the Marin
sky Palace. the scene OF last nights
meeting of tho ministers and Deputies.
aud packed tho immense area.
Russia's enemies could find little
comfort in the scene. Banners IN
scribcd I'm Support OF the Temporary
Government" Away With Anarchy"
NO Separate Feacc." and similar in
scriptions gave tho parade an appear
ancc OF a gala procession.
Tho newspaper editorials mis- after
noon dealt with tho situation in tho
grarcst words. Tho Edcnstcro. reflect
ing the views of tho working classes.
81 id:
we must find a way out in order
To avoid civil war. Tic council must
come to an agreement with tho tenn
porary government in the interests OF
the country. We believe in the conf
mon scnso and patriotism of the coun-
ell. and that 1t will reach u decision
to which tho intellectual working
class must adhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
.ssnsss$to Laon. north of Nan,uil. La

ssnsSto Laon. north of Nantuil. La
sFcsso and Sarcy.
7, 1.-The enemy suffered EXCEPTIONAL!
heavy losses in the course OF his coun-
.kerattatlks. which he has multiplied I'm
this region. and which have broken
down under our artillery ana Eun:lrc.
s3N'G ermsn columns observed on tho
lmsrch near Cherisy and Chaumiello
were caught by the fire of our heavy
batteries and dispersed
lin the region of the Chcpiin- dcs
Danes our infantry occupied the entire
tplatcau from cast OF Ccrny-cn -l.aon-
snois 10 cast Of Craonnc, notwithstand-
ing the resistance and countcrattaCks
of the enemy. and have reached the
hills which dominate the Ailctte VAL
Icy. south OF Miles and the Nauclcrc
forest.
The number OF prisoners counted
during the course Of the day exceeds
1880. which may bc added to the l,o0p
taken yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
VALLEY CONyOCATION
MEETS AZ PORT ROYAL
TSpecial 10 The Times-rjsna,c

lNrecial TO The Times Dispatch.
EpERlC NSBCEG VA. May -
The kappahanuoCk Valley Convoca
tinn pf the Protestant Episcopal
Church Diocese Of Virginia which met
in : Peters Church - Port Royal
on Wednesday, tor d rhrce days ses-
sion has closed. The opening sermon
Was preached oy Rey. W II Cumps;on.
rector % Trinity Episcopal Church. o.
Freteric&spurs. and Eav J. = I.an!er.
lee;or of - Gaores's Episcopal
Church o. F.eIci.eEso preached
10 regular convccetioa sermon Rev.
:" =. !.=- y SPOKE ~ ,ha BROTHER
hood .: :. Paul g. boys uissionar,.
soc.+'T. hrs7ch .: which VIII o. es-
.sbl!sh=l y F-ede-. -:sb-rE under H.
recticn q CAz--@. I->cc= Williams.
no KS .zE delegate :-Sln Trfu!ty.
church Freceitr'.s ol.e The officers
az Tie ct.vC- z--c- az Esv ( : Ware
Por, Royal 5sal p " u Meade
Lairarztst- .: -%Et"-zsE EaT. Mr
>ao'Te:i. Of Ess-r treasurer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
COMMITTEE AGREES UPON
BIG WATERWAYS DIIJ,


WASHINGTON. May 5.-An omnibus
rivers and harbors bill. approximate ing
S2G.S93.000, and carrying authorizations
for many surveys, with a view TO
future improvements. was agreed upon
to-day by the House Rivers and 1Iar-
bors Committee. The, bill is mainly
for maintenance and continuance OF
existing improvements. and is based
on recommendations submitted by the
War and Navy Departments i'm the in
tcrest Of national defense
Chairman Small. of the committee
viii bring up tho bill in tho House
probably next week. with a view TO
quick action.
The original provision. carrying
S3S"'""o for Norfolk harbor and chan
nelS. including channel to Newport
News. was changed to carry $4,000
w'th Il view to widening to forty feet
the channel from the sea to the navy
yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LIQUOR CASES SENT ON
Six Mcn Accused of Trnnspurtinr
whisky Arc Held for Grand
Jury.

Six alleged violatcrs OF the state
prohibition law. all charged with
Illegally transporting liquor into Nir-
ginia. were held for the grand jury
yesterday by Justice Crutchiicld IN a..
Police Court. The men were plunmcr
Davis. Lawrence Stokes. Charles Lank-
ford. Major Thompson. Jack Sims and
Andrew Ilaskins. Otis .kcaton. cnargen
with a similar offcnsc. WAS dismissed
at the request of the arrcsting officer.
The trial OF Robert and San.-i
Grandson. charged with storing liquor
in the basement OF the Hanover Apm.,-
mcntS with intent to sell. con-
tinucd by Justice crutchiicld until May
-. Robert Grandson to also charged
with transporting liquors and tho trial
OF this charge WAS continued until the
same date. o. NJ. Oncsty and l.. H..
Bottom, held for illegal transportation
OF whisky. will be given Il hearing
May 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
ESPIONAGE BILL IN SENATE
First Reading Completed and Placed g.,
f"n'tion for Final Passage
~ Enrl. ia Week
IN AssnclAtel rrcsa

rlIW May b. Firs, read
DnE OF the espionage tin was com
inlfted in the senate TO-DAY, and il was
paced in Il position for fnal passage
early next week. vote on Senator
hiram Johnson's motion TO strike out
!me press censorship section viii be
itii3scn or Monday.
i Consideration OF the mail censorship
section occupied much Of to-day's dis
evasion. and had not been concluded
when the Senate recessed tonight Sen
,ator cummins attacked the section
declaring II would give tn. Post -Df
, ice Department despotic power
Senator Ovcrman. defending the sec.
Dpn, SAID paper circulated in Tho
tnsils through the south had urged III.
negroes to revolt. The bin, Iie said
Vas calculated TO place in the hands o,
The Postmaster-Gener power 10 pro-
hibit such practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
PUBLIC MEETINGS
STOPPED FOR TWO
DAYS IN RUSSIA

CONTINUED from Frs, PaEcD
posts IL necessary Prcmier Lvof said !:
1T is impossible to send another note
nc temporary government will COM
ply with its duty and leave its post
rather than take such Il step. which
would menace tho country with very
serious consequences. The. government
understands fully the responsibility il
has assumed in behalf OF tho country,
and In view OF that responsibility is
ready to resign If it becomes ncccs-
Sary.'
Foreign Secretary Milukon. confirm
ing the stand taken by Premier Lvon
said: THE note expresses the view Of
the temporary government. 1t has no
other aim. The recent note repeats
and develops the idea expressed in the
first note. which was worked out i'm
conjunction with the Council Of Depu-
ties. IL VIC compare the notes. il is
clear that tho information they con-
tain constitutes "a step forward The
events Of yesterday will make the al
lies very sad. while pleasing our
enemies
NJ. MilukoT said now note was
quite impossible. such conduct" he
i-continued. toward n foreign govern
mcnt cannot he permitted II we
should attempt TO follow = route which.
in my conviction. is impractirablc, We
would only be rcpulScd."
SECRET TELEGRAM
RECEIVED FROM ALLIES
Tho minister made an allusion to a
, secret telegram which has been re-
ceivcd from the allies. 1t is significant
that the ambassado. or ENGLAND
France and Italy have called upon the
Foreign Secretary. NJ. Milukon con-
cludcd by saying:
Respecting our military needs and
means of continuing the war. we arc
dependent to great extent upon the
allies. especially upon America. II will
he an everlasting blot on our history
II there should be a possibility of con-
Guiding separate peace. But the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
TEN.YEAR.oLD BOY ARRESTED
Charles baker Held for Throwing Itock
ut David Il. Willis and Fractur-
lug His Skull.

Ten ycar-old Charles Baker was ar
rested last night charged with as
saultlnS and woundinI David i. Wills.
ten years old. of 1884 North Twenty
eighth Street. with Il rock. The nj.
legged assault occurred several days
ago while the boys were playing In the
vicinity OF their homes. The willis
boy suffered fractured skull. and
WAS rushed TO the Retreat for tho Sick,
where his condition last night was said
TO he critical.
The police sent Charles Baker to the
Juvenile Detention Homo pending tho
recovery Of the boy. when he will be
arraiGned in tho Juvenile and Doins-
tic Relations Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
council itself has declared against

council itself has declared against Il
separate peace"
NJ Tchcidsc. president Of the council.
repeated previous declarations that tho
inperialistic attitude of the govern
ment was unacceptable, lie said:
Neither tho soldiers nor the work
men are for war. II the government
does not mean to hide our watchwurd
of peace without contributions, il will
have TO make itsclf clear"
Nj. Tcchcidsc called attention to the
fact that there wa no Interior dis
cord. and that tho only trouble was In
respect to Russia's foreign policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Richmond Enjoys
Exceptional Advantages
Loca! Motori.t. Fortunate in Having Large
Motor Car Factory Here.

H!-a-hn9 e.!5y. v:4-!lsg. accorded TO
~ teN .: -" i:.e age citl+s q: the
tni;t4 state -h@.s az caiy ye.y small
rAmSe of cites j. wElrt r.,,9- e. owners
IN Get :esi :astsry serylet Hiear.onG u
re - ,i1eu! i l. - fortunate q. TO have
.ar.s motern sutOrorI. .sctory. which
- iIrrir. out .aat ext per-. cuncede to l..
on" ~ The finest motor cars made IN Amer.
--a 4h.s not ONLY mean. The, Richmond
D-onle can purchase car. cheaper mere be-
NIX 10 freight cnatr-- - pey ~; IL means
iha' tney can get !Hfri;ely more service
from tHei- car. Just VIVA, this factory re-
pair service means wUl D. testified 20 by
an, @; The large number o. Statistic! kline
t"r owners ia K!rhinor9 +, ynnans that
Whatever happens 70 your car !, Is ready .or
Use again 80 little OF no time because there
IS no neea 20 wal; FOR parts. and 10 repair
mans errors 90 be corrected Repairs and
h"- Isin"ni- are made f!cht IN the factory,
"n"fs me car was originally made. which
insurss them icing done auicHIy. aud are
made ~ the same skilled Tnecnnnics VINO
constructed the car which insuves th.ir
Being made right
Tho pleasure q owning motor Is all
too "i'en iuerrod ~ long waits while the
car Hes IDLE ia the repair shop. Kline Ear
owners don't know what this Inconvenience
Us, because ih"y never have TO experience
u. hhhe ksfs are always in coiumi.slon
ana render an amount Of rcryIcc which n,
-
Tor this reason THE Kline Ksr has he
come increasingly popular With the business
men an" doctors OF Nichmoud who oauno,
"h"fi 10 ouy car which is not ready for
use AZ all times Recent tests showed ina,
We Kline haI aNeraGcd. ~ miles to Il gal
ION Of gasoline as against its competitors.
10 o. H. These facts together With IL.
record FOR remarkably hiEh i!rc mileage
make the Kline kar exceptionally ccouo,n-
icai aud inexpensive ia upkccp
inc design and finish OF this Cold Medal
SiA ar" TIC finest obtaiuablc. aud have won
Tor " ~" ti'!c OF a "I;cn southern Hcaut,
lts engine Is the famous gortiucn,tI ,unfo,
Mni'n Is to-day pTnpclliug more n.igr
'"r an, ,hIm any Sinsls MAKE save tho Ford
har sales Co. Inc, /. at #-e w BroaG 81
Wh"ft the latest ana most besu,ifuI MODELS
iliuc owners arc mo iolioWims tIr ~
TWink, NJ 9; PATTERSON. T.. l.. Reed Ir -
h"Hh ! i i.a.chHil lr. "; l. william.
Iurgens J.. e. rcIouLc. y 81 u,ss,u' ~,
Petersburg. ana 4. :. Winston. ' "
"Ask y KLINE OwNEK-rIE kNOvsn
-.i GN. >'''"'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
NO VACATION FOR WILSON
President VIII Remain In Washington
Throughout Summer
Account OF Wnr.
IBy Associated Press. /

F3y NSsoClathI I'fcss
WASHINGTON. May 5.--Prcsidcnt
Wilson will remain in Washington
throughout tho summer. and will
toreco his usual vacation. on account
of the war.
Following tho reported transfer Of
ownership Of Shadow Lawn. for some
years the summer White House. the
statement WAS authorized here to-
night that no arrangements whatever
had hecn made for removal OF the
executive Offices to Asbury Park. or
any other resort. during the nations
crisis.
When do tho sunday EAcursions RcEin
on the Norfolk and Western halfway ="
This niucl asked question can now he
answered. They begin next Sunday,
May l3th.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
Southern Members Of House Up ii,
Arms Against Pennsylvania Rep.
rcSentative's Suggestion.
WORK ON WAR REVENUE BILL
Arguments to BE Renewed on Mon
day, Injection of This Issue Max
ing Uncertain Time Of Completion
OF Measure.
No Agreement Yet
on Army Draft Bill
IRy Associated prcss.l

WASHINGTON May 1.-Two meet
iurs to-day of the senate and House
"onfcrccs q" tho army drift bill
failed 10 bring mn agreement on
amy Of the important differences.
The confcrccs discussed briefly the
maximum nEc for conscriptton. fixed
in the House bin ut forty. aud I'm
the Scnnte bill at twcnty-scvcn
ycnrs. II Is believed II compromise,
MAILING tho maximum not over thirty
years will he cRchcu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
LRv Associated rrn.sl

WASHINGTON. May "a propose |
by Representative Moore. OF Pennsyl-
vania. to include Il tax OF $3.50 u bale
on cotton in the war revenue bill
stirred up. a sectional controversy to-
day in the House Ways and Means
Committee. and resulted in tho COM
mittco's failure to complete the bill
Tonight. as had been planned. When
adjournment WAS taken the suggestion
still was under discussion.
MIR. Moore proposed the cotton tax
Will" tho committee was struggling
with indifferent success To raise the
total Of the hill tn the Si.S0O,uOo. 400
desired by Secretary McAdoo. city
products. Mr. Moore maintained had
been heavily hurdcncd with taxes, and
1t was only fair that Southern PLANTERS
should bear their share Approximate
~ S3o.ouO.pr0 could he raised during
tho coming year, he added by tho levy
proposed
y storm OF opposition cnsucd. and
tonight southern members in and out
of the committee were up in arms pre-
dieting confidently that the Moore pro-
roSal never would carry. They argued
ii would be- just as fair To tax wheat.
corn and oats.
Arguments on the proposal will be
renewed i'll tho committee on Monday
Its injection has made tho time OF
completion Of the bin uncertain. but
predictions tonight were il would be
ready for submission 10 the House by
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
CONSIDER STREET WORK
Council Ia rnkc up Substitute Rc>olu
ton tpproprintinG Stn. Oon To-
murruyy

Th" question Of a $4,000 arprorria-
ton for street Improvement I'm south
Richmond ana around the lo,omo-
Finanee COMMITTEES. viii to 'akcn I'D
by til" Council At its meeting to.nor-
row night \ fourffihs vote IS rcQu!r-
cd 1" pass tn" measure
The recommendation from The COM
mite" is in tho form of 4, substitute
resolution for TWO resolutions. one ask
in- for 100000 Tor Improvement OF
SommoS Avenue, and the other for $40
900 for the Improvement of streets
Works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06

was given proposal to-day to strike
out all exemptions. and substitute for
the subcommittee plan Of doubling the
present excess profits tax scale OF
~ per cent on business paying from
to 10 per cent: IL on those paying
% to 90 per cent: 20 on those paying
90 per cent and upwards. Another pro-
posal was to increase the present tax
of per cent to only II instead of l6,
ms planned by the subcommittee.
Transportation taxes on pipe lines
and taxes on Jewclry and advertising
also were discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
HEAVY OUNTERATTACkS
~. REpILSEU BY EnENCH

PARIS, May 5.--llcavy counter
attacks launched by tho Germans with
fresh divisions last night on the posi-
ton captured by the French yesterday
along tho front from Craonnc 10 Mont
.Csrnillct were rcpulsed in all cases.
the War Office announced to-day. In
addition. the French made progress
cast OF Mont CarnIlct. More than 1000
prisoners have been taken by the
French.
~ The statement follows:
:South OF the Disc. a German attack
on our small posts on the southwestern
edge OF the upper forest OF Coucy was
defeated by our artillery. ON tho
Chcmin- dcs- Danes there was very ac-
tive artillery lighting during the night
on, tho front between Brayc- en- Lannois
and Hurtcbisc.
North OF tho .lisnc. the Germans
made n violent Countcrattack on the
village eff Craonnc and tho positions
captured by us yesterday. hN the
crrny's efforts came to nauEht in the
face Of the resistance OF our infantry.
machine guns and artillery, and heavy
losses were inflicted on tho Germans
At no point were they able To approach
our lines. The number OF prisoners
2cb. Of whom ninc arc officers one OF
tint officers IS a battalion commander
and ono is an observation officer Of
artillery.
"Southcast of Bcrry-au-B aC. tho Cor
mans attempted in Il strong attack last
evening to capture positions cast OF
hill.ioS. They were rcpulscd after AN
enlargement. and our line was main
tanned ,iniact.
Information now "a; hand shows
that after our attack yesterday north
west Of Rheims tho enemy made vio-
lent commentaries. The lighting was
particularly severe. our troops re-
pulsed several countcrattacks made
with great numbers Of men. In the
evening important German reserves
were thrown into tho battle. and. de-
bouching from Aruilcourt, made y
powerful effort without success. our
heavy guns and field batteries broke
up tho attack. which cost the enemy
Very large losses. We Identified two
new divisions on this part of the front
Prisoners taken in this region ycstcr-
day and actually counted number zoe
to which must be added the 30 men
toned as having been taken in another
region
i'm ~ w '-''"'''fd = Nv a. ~ WY i'tNs
artillery lighting. Il violent cngaCe-
ment occurred late yesterday in tho
region Of Mont Carnillct. We made
progress cast Of this hill and on the
slopes north OF Mont Blond. The enemy
made two violent attacks with troops
which belonged to fresh divisions
which recently arrived on this front,
These efforts we're checked by our fire,
and loo prisoners, Of whom SIX are Of
Ulcer. remained IN our hands This
brings up TO more than 1900 the NUM-
bet Of prisoners taken Yesterday be
tween Auherive and Nsva-in Farm. and
four ATTACKS by the enemy were with
out success :o- him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
SENATE COMMITTEE:
SOON TO TAKE u HILL

chairman Simmons. OF tho Senate
Finance COMMITTEE. announced that his
committee wotit+ begin work on the
hill az soon as it is reported to the
House. Public hearings viii be held
by tho senate committee.
Despite the fact that tho House bill
now totals much less than tho desired
Siso".ooo.coo tho measure. as finally
enacted. is expected by Senate and
House leaders TO carry this amount
some Senator'S Indicate Willingness
even 10 raise the total above the ad.
ministration request.
House Democrats arc again looking
with favor on applying a graduate
scale to excess profit tax, as suggested
by Secretary McAdoo. Consideration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
FURTHER PROGRESS
MADE BY BRITISH
T ~ Associated Press

y Ass3cEteE !'Ftsa
l-oNhpN. My 5-The Briush have
made further ~ gress north o :tiav.in-
"our, wood and near Fresno accord
M - an oiheia! statement issued b.
'he War Office This morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
FRENCH PENETRATE
GERMAN POSITIONS
: 2 49, G:st pes. :

BERLiS Ny : F.z !.r-t7ne.-
Freach tr5ois penetrated German ,os!.
iin.s szst = N--y.il@ yss,e.tsy. bu.
ware subsequently, lr.ve.. uut. ire VA
Once announces Tae Germans cap
'r.@s ;7S .;.f-rsrc;.. The n9-rb=- Of:
s-s:ish is-s .Hs-s ne :z.snn-.. says.
hos c=%n increased D. 1925
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-06
The Weather
tFurnishcd by u. =. weather Burenu)
Forecast, Virginia
Fair sunday nni
Monday. slowly rls-
Ing temperature.
General weather Copd,,i,,.

rGinlN--Thc weather. viii he cool
throuEhout The week and generally
.alr. except that rain is indicated on
W cdnrSday or Thursday
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Mean temperature
Normal temperature
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kaihtaii last twcnty-four hours. Trace
f:AccSS IN RAINFALL since March $50
Excess IN rainfall since January l6I