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Evening star., 1917-03-20
Sues Railiff for 5000 Damages

UPPER MARLBORO, March 20.-Suit
was docketed here this morning by Rein
hold j. NJ. Doerner an employe of the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. against W. w. Rushe, town bailiff
of Hyattsville. for $1,000 damages for
false arrest Doerner went to Hyatts-
willie Wednesday and posted some no.
tees warning persons from destroying
property belonging to the railroad com
pany. according to the complaint
Baiiff Rushe, claiming that this was a
violation of the town ordinance. it is
stated, arrested Doerner Investigation
revealed the fact that no such ordinance
existed. according to the complaint, and
Doerner was released. The suit for dam
ages followed.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
A raw, SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
Little MuSterole

And Musterole won't blister like the
bld-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread Ii on with your fingers. 1t pene-
trates to the sore spot with a gentle
tingle. loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is clean, white ointment
made with oil OF plustard. 1t is fine for
quick relief for sore throat. bronchitis,
tonsilitis. Group. stiff neck. asthma, neu-
ralgia. headache. congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, ltlmbago, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds on
tie chest (it often prevents pneumonia) /.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Court Gives Him New Name.

Justice 'HitZ of the District Supreme
Court has authorized Gus c. White,
specialist in the Department of Agri-
culture. to change his name to Gordon
Campbell White. Mr.. White declared
the name Gus" was meaningless alb
breviation, and in his petition to the
court suggested his conviction that the
name impaired his efficiency and that
the new name cOmported better with
his Scotch-Irish ancestry.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Pinero and Galsworthy. Topics.

Pinero and Galsworthy are to be dis
cussed at meeting of the Drama
Evening star., 1917-03-20
ATTEMPTS TO END STRIKE
ARE FURTHER lNDORSED
Central Citizens Association Also
Discusses the Question of
Home Gardens.

Endorsement of the activities Of the
Federation of Citizens Associations in
its attempt to end the local street
railway strike was given last night by
TIE Central Citizens Association at a
meeting in the North Capitol Savings
Bank. The association also instructed
its secretary to attempt to have the
land in the rear of the city post office
made available for the use of those who
want to plant gardens.
The railroad question came up when
W. s. Brady made a motion to ask the
public utilities commission to seek to
have a law passed which would give it
the authority to settle strikes of en-
ployes of public utilities. The motion
was vigorously opposed by several
union men in the membership. who be-
lieved they saw in it the iron hand over
uuionism They thought it would be
unjust to union men to give such power
to officials of the commission.
There was a wide difference of opin-
ion on the question of home gardens
and the tilling of vacant lots. The
sentiment seemed to be that the people
would plant them. but the products of
their toll would be stolen.
Evening star., 1917-03-20
Freshening Old Gowns.

Those women who do not cling to the
higher stratum of society in all its
forms and methods of enjoyment feel
even more keenly than the fashionable
Evening star., 1917-03-20

League Study Club. 10 be held this
evening at $50 O'Clock. at the public
Library. Lawrence >Koenigsberger is TO
lead in the discussion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
Allied Conference
Comes to a Close
Establishes Once again Com
pletc Unity Of Victos on
Various Questions.

ROME lvia naris). January i-rh.
conference between members of the
entente allied governments was
brought to :. close this afternoon. after
4 second meeting.
IL Is announced that The conference
established once again the complete
NnitN 81 views or the entente allies
on the vatious questions down FOR ais
ruSs'cn, ana that the siatesmcn pres
cnt viii leave. Rosa" With u strong
resolution To Introduce Grc::,ci co-or.
dinatton ia their efforts for the sue
c"sSiul issue of the War
NJ luncheon given by Premier
BoSeiii IA honor Of the ministers prog
cut. cordial speeches were delivered. IN
y hi"h the italian aud French nrcinicrS
Expressed absolute confidence in the
victory Of the entente allied powers.
On leaving. the guests Hcrc the oh
JcctS of IN enthusiastic ovation. NJ
BRAND. the French Premier and David
Lloyd George. the British Prime Min
iStcr. being cheercd again and again.
i'rior to the luncheon. General
Lyautey. the French Minister Of WAR
in the name OF the French govern
mehi pinned the French war cross
on the breasts Of Lieutenant Gcnerai
Count tadornt. the Italian chief Of
stan. General Morrunc. italian Minister
Of War, and Admiral CorSi. tho Italian
Minister II Marine. The decoration
Of the Italians Was greeted with mp
pluuSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
INTERVENTION IN MEXICO
BY FREE SCHOOLS URGED
Seif-ConStituich Committee of tm.ri-
cans of National Reputation Rec
ommcnd Nonscctnrinn College.
IEsy s ssoriatad Press. ,


CINCINNATI. ONO. January In
terSention in Mexico. not with arms.
but by free. public. ronsccta rian
schools. was recommended III . rcpor,
published tonight ~ self -coasti
,utcd committee OF Americans Of IA
;ional reputation As educators a. pub
licists. THIS committee began study
ing Mexican conditions abou, 4 year
and Il half ago. IT, conclusion mas
summarized as follows:
The chaos existing in Mexico i due
To variety Of racial elements. woeful
Inck Of general education: still grcuter
lack OF political experience. and
rapacity and @upidiiy of the educ ated
leaders. and, in Il fcw Instances. Of IN.
tellisent uneduc:,icd.
To make educational intervention
effective. the committee recommends
establishment Of non:cctaria:i cot
l"Ge modelled after the Roberts col
lcac in constantinuple.
The recommendation do not sa,
what agency should establish y col
lcgc. except Thai il would have The
backing of the American people
Lack OF Intelligence ana tru. load
erSnip. says the report. have thwarled
attainment Of liberty in Mexican reyo-
lutions. The committee includes l'raul,
j. Goodnow, president OF Johns Hon
kins University: David Starr Jordan
chancellor OF Leland Stanford E,i
vcrsity: Harry Pratt Judson prcsi-
dent University or Chicago Iirnry &
King, president Oberlin College: sam
uel G. Mitchell. president University
Of Delaware; John Dassett Moore: Ar.
thur W. Page, editor Of the Worlds
Work and Charles William Dabney
president University OF Cincinnati. who
acted as chairman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08


Attorney Francis NJ. Wilson from en-
forcing tire AtIan.son law. The lower
court held that the law was uncon-
stitutional. The railroads. which had
brought numerous suits throughout
the United states. agreed to hold the
other suite in allegiance and accept
the Missouri case ~ Il test. As re-
suit practically all Of til" railroads Of
the country will he represented in to-
morruw's argument which viii he CON
Quoted for the roads by Walker ~.
Hines chairman Of tho committee OF
counsel for the Various lines. Special
Assistant to the Aitorney-General
Frank Hagerman. Assistant Attorney
General Underwood. Assistant, TO the
Attorney General 6. Carroll Todd and
Solicitor-Gcneral Davis VIII appear
for the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
FoR ~ ERl MAN ARRESTED.
SCORES HAVE ESt tpI:D

tH- ehsrSes against Juan T. Burns,
arrested in New YORK; ia connection
With hamilton shipments. are All in
stance ~ the sort ~ thiug that has
h"eh GONG on for years on tho border.
fnl ever. man arrested scores equally
guilty have escaped. W.. ~. sowing
III" wind that Will bring It wiirlwind
harvest. amt Congress should step in
ahd ascertain what Is going On.
rropDS" to press my rcSo!ut ION
now before the Rules COMMITTEES pro-
N'dtnG FOR the appointment at 4 Spc-
cial Investigation committee t. probe
h"iHti conditions. The reluctance ur
thc c&tcutive departments 10 furnish
'"h2fGSS Win necessary Information
rs - border affairs. il seems t. me.
demonstrates clearly tho need far n
thorough investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
Saluarsan Halls
Paresis Process
Neo York Postgraduate Medi-
cal School announces Re
suit Of Experiments.
Try Assn,iat.d Prs. /

NEW YORK. January .-StlN..rSin
administered directly INTO tia" nu.,
cavity of the brain may be regarded
aS one of the most advanced and hope
tut methods 81 arrcStinS tht ,cstr,.-
Nv" process Of parcSlS officials OF tn.
New York Postgraduate. Medical
school ANA hospital announced in !.
to'n'a! statement Tonight. Their con
ciusion. they SAID. was based on !,
numtsr 81 experiments made at the
hospital. Through a blum, hollow nee
DIT" that Il passed directly through the
tai cavity. SIlynr>an is conveyed di-
rcctly I" the ctrehro- spinal nuid ia
the main cavity OF the brain From
th"r" IT II carried by the circulation OF
the ccrcbro- spinal nuid throughout the
"uttr. "crebr"-Spin:,l system i;y thus
reaching every cell of the brain with
tho SaiNarsan preparation. u uniform
effect is produced
No symptoms of ANY serious nature
G.iye been noted after amy OF the
operations. OF which several dozen have
h"em performed ~ the hospital. il was
declared Each patient Is operated
on three times, The second operation
j. performed ten days after the first
and III" third month after The sec
ru'i. None Of the patients has roma IN
81 in tile hospital more than iour days
after the operation. i, was said
out 81 fourteen patients VIII" have
und"rsor the operation four ha>.
been able To r.Sumc their occupations.
according IL the hospital authorities.
Salvarsau is administered III u serum
made from the blood OF tia, patient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
LEAK" INVESTIGATORS
DOWN TO REAL BUSINESS

seek to clear up IN the eXnminutio
OF the witnesses already summoned
II Is expected that Charles II. Sal in.
president OF the Guaranty Trust Com
rahy. OF New York. and Judge william
VI. Is. oicott, counsel for Representa-
tive Gardner. OF Massachusetts. will
appear before the committee after the
present batch of witnesses has been
disposed Of
NOT LOSING SIGHT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
ALLAN CURTIS SERVED
WITH SUMMONS TO ti'pE:,It
lbs. Associated. Press

I3s -hESutIAttH E'ft>~-
BOSTON. January ALLAN curtis Of
the stock Exchange firm of curtis &
Sanger. OF New York aud boston wns
served with a summons To-day by Ken
meth foinncN. assistant sergeant at :
arms 81 the House Of Representatives.
as Il witness in the congressional in :
uuiry into the alleged leak ia iufor-
nation concerning Prcsidcn, Wilson'S
peace note. Mr.. curtis said tina, he
expected TO be in Washington to testify.
lie repeated his denial that II" has
written letter to Representative
Wood. Of Indiana. siSnd ~ ,'urtis'
giving information about the leak"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
VILLA HEADED
OlIiIWEST o. pAHRtI.

'illliIAllI.A CITY. MEN. january
t 'N'a ~ P"so Junction. January o.
francisco \iila was going toward
Hacienda las Nicvcs southwest OF
barral wD"n las; seen by GarranZa
scouting parties. according 10 private
sources here
General CuNazos. Of the commando o t
General Nur2uia. pursued Villa and
~" command Tor nine miles along tho
Las Ni"NaS Road. and killed !, number
81 villa : rear guard. the report added
To prevent Villa from entering chi
hu"hnn 'ity whil" the ma lor portion
OF tn" tarraIza garrison are IN the
Held. General Mursuia has stationed
''cn"td Hernandez at Satcyo. south
west oi the capital. with au efficient
force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
LAW son LEAVES MEM huHk
TO APPEAR - NITNESS
By .A,sociatci pr.

NEW YORK. January '-Tnunas w
La" son. 81 Boston, left u"re hate to-
day for Washington. whcrc 1T - cx-
pccied h" Viii appear Tomorrow lie
foro the Rules Committee Of the House
OF Representatives. which j. investiaat :
ing an alleged leak - advance IN
fornation Oh I'rcsiden; Wilson's re-
cent peace note. Before leaving here
MIR. Lawson said that h" had no in
tcntion Of splitting lot ~ u:un.-' in
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
DR.. BlGGS GETS LEAVE
VIII study Measures for Relief and
Control Of TuberculoSis
In France.
lsv Associated Press. /

NEW YORK. January study OF
measures for the relief and control OF
tuberculosis in France. and 10 asccr-
tain along what lines American SYM
pathv and generosity can he m:de
niost effective in combating the disease.
il 10 he undertnkcn by the Rockefeiler
Foundation. ii became known here to-
night through a letter made public by
Governor Whitman. IN which he was
urged to grant leave Of absence FOR
Dr. Hermann NJ Riggs. state Commits
soncr of Health. that he might go TO
France to make an Investigation for
the foundation.
The Governor announced that he had
GRANTED DIR. Biggs the desired leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
IMPORTANT AND FAVOURABLE:
RESULTS ALREADY ASSURED
fBy ssociated Pres

7f-FUVTf'VFH
ROME tvta ParisJ. Janrary The
Gtornalc dItaiia publishes TIA" FOL
loving note:
The third meeting Of tho cutrnt.
allied delegates was held this morn.
1nG. Yesterday the political ana mill
ttry missions met first III general -ss-
sion. then separately
TO dag the order was reversed
the missions FIRST held s"parat. meet.
inES: Then toward neon the political
and military delegates hold il general
meeting. W. are able ia affirm th.t
already tho results lave hccU vary
important aud favorable, Is wll ~
seen when executed. III. conference
mas ~ hNcd period: VI van las, unii,
the completion III The discussions On
Tia" program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
Mrs. Smile Is. i,alIom.

Spccinl 10 The Time Dispat
bSNCHBI VA. January Airs
Snlie Is. Bnllou. aged seventy nine
years. died on Friday ni::ht at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. W. T.. Hughes
near South Boston. Her surviving
children are W. X. Rallou. Mrs. w g..
Hughes, Mrs. x. Allie :dmondson,
South Boston; Mrs samuel Terrell. At
lanta. Ga. AID Mrs James E'itzhugh,
charlottesville. She also has a sister
Mrs. Marie Webb. panvillc and "a
brother, John :. Trout. Of Mayo VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
Will SON, MAKES APPEAL
TO REFILL WAR RELIEF
s. FUND OF RED CROSS

4 PAD L. IA Sh N
.,,...
! - 'o'"
the Roumanian border by MAY "f Hun.
gary /, Bel.rad. Al the end OF lu-
e"''' 90 ca io"us "a" 80"
to feed the starving both III Serbia's
,.nt,nI ,,j !, NJ, i,t.,i.r :uhn, SIM
I piies were sent mt" Stf"ia from the
1 Ohited States ana switzerland. The
approximate cost Of this relief was
/ $4,000
pod cross repr.seutu;iycs are ,,v
/ in ,:r...c win .morY.n.y r.li.r rn,h.
I ,< 49,, u,.,, c.rhi -,
80 ~ :,
"ais uppi'ea Tor
uiStio"tloh 10y 'heSe representatives
IS no" en- route.
From Syria comes news OF terrible
suffering and starvation. the effects Of
/ the war hciil. accumulated by a pIn.u.
az Io,u.;s I'm conjunction w,ih a..
/ ,,,,on; .,I s,.,.i.,n R.,iar ,....
Soi''i'
~ '"' 80 =, an" heu
''"' SUNNI r'"s "'"i'eu 10 BEL
rut. wh"i" II VIII be distributed under
the cooperative efforts OF the Re:
cross Chapter ri Beirut ana the Turk
ish Rcd Crescent;
..Eor many months a Red Cross com
,,i,,.. Inc ,rox;ded ,.,,ar g., 90
,..,.. ,,,,,
~ H''c"'' 10
'S.p1
faf w ~" Interior oi siberia are
thouSahos 81 prisoners OF war and in
teyhr" ~ ''.hH' WORKING through
ia"lNos'vh. il"a-'sih ana Pekine. the
american tx" 'iosS representatives. III
SPITE "' me Ire". Instance bitter cold.
"a" hhruShips oi liaEei. nave accom-
push" "h"'" W heip'hs ines. unior-
Inmates
VIZ bhsh ici''iihai IN brooklyn.
shipping aen"t WAS established carly
~ '"c WI. "hicn mas peen NJ the ser
We" % an Soe,eucs anu individuals ue-
Sii"1 !" Heh" i'i'ei 10 EUROPE IN"
'c'eSS"'H HP"oe i"i op'ra''oh ana Stof-
W NV. o,e" nei"osiH uonatcu bN
irving ! huSh. IN" services Of IN"
H''"o' ''c manager, nave pe"h paid
~ "t'!S" w ScherositF OF one mem
mrt "i 'hc Hcw olN county chapter.
w SPi'""'" pant ma pceh maintain
=" ~ II" cost !" IA. Eeh
-
=. St'"'H anu "i'iSeh' 'H"'i ar
80 a',e neSh ihane wn.rtbS
-'|"S.' "ic"eh' i'ail"h ana RUSSIAN
'''H"'P .'iip'h,'S carry. ire: .,
'""iF'' 'e""! supplies, equipment ana
~ -" .o''oo'i's
me american war Echci Clearing
nus ~ arlS carry proved IL use
" .''tS ~ u's'iioulioh 81 sun
pies. WIN tree service on Inc frchch
'''i' o'"s' 'hia sic"' "oik mas o'"h
-, -, ~" On WIN teinarRah!c economy.
ne .N''i van i.eh ross mas 'N'ehuch
" " ny i""hH "H'ii-
''''o", '.p' '"-"P'i'.'o' anu sup
10y ny ""'" eH t'i"eu !" re" 't"sS
'o.' ''rcs ~ i'h'hs. i.tpera'' i.'-
~ '"'i.'i'' 'ois tai' ti'iopi"' ihihppoio-
~ anu arc r.SEb''
ny" w euI"'th oi 80. 'ht 'iiitS
- 49, "'H 49, ~ '"iPo>sio.' 10y
nv Ht"c' 'a'' iNe' 'oSs. ~ a4'S "tH'i
'ie""'"h''''i' =" "'"h' shipments 10 lllo
."''", poM's After 'ohS h"E"'-
49, 80 ''i,ea -" "S' -" 't"t ~
"ii "i"" ."e Sh'ph'eh' 81 hospith'
H"pRi"S y" HeliS.'' uhi's 81 uoStoiS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
VI OBJECTION ny .lnKl\ZI
TO USE OF RAILROAD

III. lASo. TENAS. january There
wCaid be 10 objection ON III. part of
the tarraE2a government to p.fmi,tinn
Ia" United states Army L. ms, tho
Mexican Northwestern Railroad be-
tween casaS Graiidcs and the border
Tor the withdrawal Of tic punitive ok
p"diii"n. ~ was said hy a Nigh oi,lrial
OF the carranHa government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08

department withdrawing the oxpcdi-
ton
Some military men believe little air-
h'ult! VIII be had in obtaining
PERMISSION I" move the troops and
tncir equipment over the Mexican
Northwestern Railroad from colon;,
publan. MeNico others believe that
General Pershing will make the march
WIN nus troops rather than to avail
himself Of the railway facilities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
MEMO ~ fIIiHt STEERS iRI
IEl'OKIi:D KILLED or WuI NDID

LAREDO. rENAS. Ja,uail ..-E,rir
alleged M"Nicau iiiIbusicrs wcr, 9th
Ga Killed 81 badly wounded ia an en-
,"nni"l last night with troops. nj the
flrSi New lamps Ilc Infantry at Xnp-
alta. T"AaS. according: to nprarrutly ~.
nam reports reaching Laredo Tonight
Military headquarters here. however,
deny having received any information
r"gatdin: tho reported light
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
ARMY BASE ~ READINESS
ron pERSHING'S TROOPS
! ~ 4 s,nDiAttN Hrca-

'oi.t MBtS. ~ ~. Januar! THE
army base ii Columbus has been PIT
IN readiness to receive the troops q,
General PcrShines punitive expedition
should u 10 recalled from Mexican soil.
'orrals have been prepared for the
cavalry and pack ANIMALS. Quarter
master siorch"uscs have been erected.
ana mhrh other preparatory work done
IN anticipation OF orders from the War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Alvin simmons.

iSpcc.al TO The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL. VA. January alvin
Simmons. a travelling representative OF
Il Bristol wholesale house. died at the
home Of his brother here to-day. after
II brief illness Of pneumonia. lie va.
II native Of .Icroldsown. Green
county. Tenn. and his body viii bc
taken there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08

'l'ota !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
AMERICAN BULLETS BEING
SHIPPED INTO MEXICO
Statement, Says He VIII Press
for Investigation.
On RECENT TOUR or BORDER
Some OF Leading Munition Mnnufac-
turing Concerns I'm This Country
Charged with Sending Dumdum
Cartridges to Mexican Forces.


WASHlNGroN. Jamuar, ..7chars.s
that American officials on the border
are involved in the smuggling Of arms
aad ammunition into Mexico were
made to-nisht/hy Representative Ju.
illus kaun. Of California; rankin. sc
publican neuber OF the House Military
Nfairs Committee. as the beg inning ci
= iiaht for II congressional inycstien-
.,"n .. border conditions. IN sem
Sational statement. Representative
Kahn declared that American manu-
iacturcis are making ammunition
even dumdum bullctS--for Mexican
use. and that american agents ave
assisting Ill getting ii into Mexico,
despite the embargo imposed by I'resi-
dent Wilson. As result of tn. re-
fusal Of the Department Of Justice to
furnish information as to border con-
ditiunS. asked for IN Il resolution OF
ReprescIitativ" Kahn. informally
transmitted To the department by the
House Judiciary cummi,tcc. the CALI
f"'nia Representative to-niGh, dcclar-
Ell that he would wage an open war
by Il congressional committee.
ASsER'rS HIS STATEMENT
IL BASED O> PROOF
Representative Kahn made tour Of
tn" border recently and lie asserted
that his statement Tonight was based
on proof collected on the ground. Rep
resentativc Kahn said:
Death in horrid form. from Ameii-
can-uade bullets, may lie tae reward
ii patriotism for thousands ii young
Americans who enter the military SER
vice of the United states unless some
eftor; is made 10 stop the shipment into
MoNic" Of dumdum bullets. manufac-
turcd 10y American concerns These
concerns include some Of the leading
munition manufacturers az the United
states have III my possession sam
ai"s 81. the Ammunition n"w ia use by
carranzis;as. Nillisias. I.egnliStas. and
All the other "istaS' Who have been
mukius our international boundary
line shamblc. ana Northern Mexico
u h"tbcd al anarchy for the past six
yeats Who sent thes. cartridges into
M"NIco | do not say. but know that
they w"re there aud jhat they we're
manufactured in this country Many
81 them are dumdum bullets. with the
stc"l JACKIE; Of the bullet extending
only halfway To til. soft. lead noses.
They are prohibited in all civilized war
fare But secured them directly from
the ammunition supplies "f Mexico
south Of IN. border. 1t l. absolutely
true - my mind that the conduct Of
the Federal agents along tho border
agents Of the Department OF Justice
end Of the Treasury Departments is
supinciy indifferent; 10 the nced Tor
~" restoration 81 peace conditions.
Tha, is putting it mildly. II il per-
iectl! evident 10 me that there is con-
niNanc. between som. agents Of this
government ana the eun-ruuncrS. Re
pcaieuiN. National Guard officers have
drought - the attention of civil at,-t
thorIti"S on the border Instances OF
ia" moe migrant character Of trans
por;at.ou ~ arms and ammunition to
tho actlv. DelliGerents ~ Mexico
sleep. eyed. official indifference. has
greeted these reports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
IL IL NInnI.I.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,
LINCIIBCRG. VA. january ..--B.
-. Moore. nscd sevcnty-threc years.
died on Saturday night at the Lynch :
burg Hospital. having been patient
there for several hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
NirS, John Ifuuy.

Special TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. January Airs.
John Rudy died at her home in Ches-
terrified County this morning after Il
long illness. She WAS ihirty-fivc years
old and IS survived by her husband and
five children. also by her mothes. Mrs.
e.. g. Orr, four brothers and four sis
lera all of I'neStcrliciu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Lost, sunday morning at st. Peters
NM, rIi,, ~ oG nrnn n.aRh.h nia craze
six diamonds. Reward II returned to A. j.
FISHER. Ill Harrison street. phone RAN
WANTED. young man stcnographer for an
hour three evenings each week. Phone
Madison ai7s between 8 and 10 a. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
FUNERAL NOTICES

:. iiERNDo& Ai.iAEE'RRRo" wiu lie held mi;
TODAY at $3.50 o'clock from the residence
~ his daughter Airs. &. r.. Kirk. al. East
l'Isy in ISiyerview
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-08
ANOTHER STRIKE ORDER
NOT AN lMPOSSIBILlTY

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