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WANTE.D-i'arns.

WASTED. /" pay, cash for farm OF about
- 10 100 acres. Chesterfield Give pariiCu.
Z. rs. NddrcSs $40 car" Times Dispatch
iNTEI.ilGl.N7 former wants farm on
>ndT"T. l"h acres cleared. level; no roc Ks
g""u mouse, harn. wrrh stock. fesd untii
''i"h'r. imilrm"n's. Farm made richer
"NctN Year. Back me sufficiently. and you-
uu'"N"!"p"d farm will b. money maker
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POUi.Ekf AND BIRDS.
Fol; sal. Erccu groumG bone Tor your n.i
siN puunus ior ."v. J. IL. Gru1bs Scvo

FOE sal. grccu grnuuG, henc Tor your ncns.
MS. MATiiNIs& TINE ,.ook s4iTeiaiiIy L
HEATH, ..sogous. Ng-fecnns toWls. mnl'
NM tive ~ Hess t6i0itry ran'a 'ye-S is
pimi u 3@naii,"n. ra,a ia. st-m, Int" lie
"s,,oT ,n,o To b%n. You "' Il" MT nj n ;in
u mn rove ihc Nchitil :nl' ,"nH!t,nn 81
,,romscr n,or" .tya4le ,cniSks ,y,ur," ne
money harE. i'oi sale Nv Il H. WsHis 5Go
f ~, M HrH Ia S" .h M'Sw pec, tn"E yo,
i.arsE"y loarna,y %, WcSt GARY ..S,roGi
ana Hroud S,r.c,, aud corner Tvclr,n AID
,srSo""a s,TreSe, y%2 rs 'SMn sty RIO. We
ia!t| r@grH" >,Enug j '' 81 N5Tu S'It Fiji
S,rrcccc,, 'r@ad"Ns ;,i,r"gG,N 60, oee l'nii
;"S' Nam S,rc,, KIN 3ast rr@;gtlin ;;;,tref,.
VIC orp"Ia,iai go.'6io iiiuil S," ".s' ''"'''
MATiN" TIME IS ,he umv when I%"nr Hcms
T.. ',;.# ln.,an' i;.ess N',le, MIN !ye.
nv@I 3> Nls''%p "%%ks ,,tss. If M
,.d omi . ar, p,Ie ,rSM 10y \%Tn1,N
IN. 1e!i barred. ve.i.deyelap"di issrrci ~
o6 SI a' O r fT' OAK "a I r%u, S' raF".
'Tm sa.s 'yrse ,im%d" ISLAND Reds, a'2i
F9k SS.Ni Inn '%,,it; r"MM n,i"nG rs
$ 81 .ml : s. M ss,ttns -
roR :ai.. osr.me.nN Whit" kip Mon,
ccsisys H. I!rsINna" :%.ii, i:"s,S rroad
piGF0NS Must roduc" pons several hun.
araa srIS IGN = nj @a"'"; "a
, e,i!.,. %s,H''r;;I +; Gsr1rsS :,ftsi",
~ stop Is r"'ot shurc ,,r lin"
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FOR SALE-Irarms

Farm. l5N a"rcS. S.room franz" and lrick
Te SiuTn"c: did mill site and pond On auto
road. !. milo wrst of Richmond. Sic. home
and good farm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

"a BiNErMAKISG, uphOlst"rtue rennisi
'hS ana furniture repairing Is our spcciaIt
,I"t our prices. nm. L. Whites - la
Main. Madison -: Ecmudciins IL ri,.
special attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

FOR sale. On" sih Ni.tor talking f1,chu
nua 10 records, good nrN. f"r 5 . ca.
cali 90 200 NJ Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

rem ,saJ!ee. = l,yse 'in%d' Island Reds a,'i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

FuH SAFE. SI%GiE rnMH RHODE IS
: 10 .ttr { ~ ,,,t ,,,tt,,.
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NIIll.IIHtiH

NIIT.lIVII-f
THE. annual meeting ~ inc stockholders
OF mo JcnersoE Realty Corporation will
Va. February .9l3 ~ II o'y!ock
-. i WEiSiUER.
Secretary.
MECH AMOS ANp MERCHANTS BANK.
IlSi tiull street, Richmond. Va
TIVE annual meeting pI stDt i>hullcrS .f this
banh VIII he held February u. 1917. az
- o'clock
". rATTESoN Cashier
stated comn.iUioaii"n ~ licnriro
~ lUiuu l.odEu. Nh. 40, \. f. n \ NJ,
NIX Miil i' h"id So Masonic iiuIl, III ~
North twenty hfbr street. MONDAY
t.N isN iNt.. February b. At o'Clork Nom.
br's - sister iodSes enc transient brethren
90" :rdtrruSby invited to be- rTeSCut
ky oTucI OF INC Murrhtptul master
JOSEPH :. WILSON
Secretary.
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FOR SALE-RcaI Estate.

SEVEN million feet Of timber
standing on sixteen Hundred
acres OF land on Southern, near
Amelia; SO per cent fine quail
ity pine, balance oak, hickory,
poplar, etc; we'll punched, fine
logging. Well walereu. Six
miles from town OF Amelia.
Easy terms. Reasonable price.
DR.. Edward Eggleslon, Amelia,
Va.
i0H aeT,s v Mi fsr,n $500 g acres val
town Good lsrm" sherSsrh. h Tren r nssr
FOR sale. NICE home In -ChaTIeSJon, ". Va.
sqnle ,.Marke,:: 4 panSsT l5;as s" o., "f In
REM ESTATE FOR SALE
sIiyE ;n!S mGAsr" HTt,ls heass mi
h l,use Lag, 'front.' and back yards. West
$40 Goo ao' W. E' hna hon" rngro S2S
concert" basement under cnlire house. Bar
SIN ROOM *emi-d.!scheG brick hop.e on
Price, $1,000.
%Gr 5 & a@ NJ; %"" %.n
a!% 100; n,Ti,< nS.se; ,heynnshly modern
Eishmond. i'ise $3.50 ,oo' ga Sash "a 's"'" II"
NEW brick hats rooms to Zach fat: .ep.
s sspet GyeFGA n S.I' sHh hrs
rSa 5, r@" Good H@n,Sa a. $50 per an
F&y S,l rrs {, g7 q S" s1 snG eS s, rent
Investment
nenlcd a ST.: ner annu.n ' Pie s,'se9.
i'ctirr than /" per cent,
sr"EE win ,.n, S-rcom ia, above NV trigk
attractive proposition
any other "ST on an" our S' ins hove
M; M2r e, ,I.,' 9 T Rl !!,,t;
;, roo,nn bath and recsE,ion nal, .and large
sico3 owner Viii se Nh. i"r "'f sE G.,
Ia most few ia%s Only $500 cash taiance
mon ii n.ndolph l7Is., 'O' '''''e""'' street
FOR sale. beautiful new SUBURBAN house
sawsr"FS NOS, no; ar @ %irS s2 for w "is@
trlrity S@f, pin" polished floors. bcautful
shaho rw" blocks from Te,"rs Smsrs an" "a1
IN" TOT i,E and Nan on AT l. TX Modern hong
ea2, Jar. Times: Dispstch 80 N""'esS "
FOR sale. ii per cent Investment coIore1i
houses i'll coed condition: nnte II pcr cent
ra-onahl" terms. Sc" this uuirk IL utter
cst"d I, .il. care Times. Disi.stch.
fpI: sale, house ANA lot New GROOM
.h"rsc nre old i.ropm h"usc IN very good
feet. Located at Amelia. Va For further
information. write q. W. I."iiG, Amalis Va
TIMDER LAND WANTED
IN Virginia or vicinity; viii give In payment
TOR suitable tract high-class nreproof
apartment hcus", situated in the htst resi-
dental section OF New YORK. .'ity. showing
- positive net income Of 1T least $40 900 per
uunutn. Please state full particulars Ma
soft s. tanning. 2ils broadway. Nc,y York
WALTER SCliAAT,
High. Glass Homes.
10 North Henry. Madison III!
a9si Wc:t Grace Street, l. rooms. slocNo
ilS - West Marshall rooms St.;l
.:.a stuart Avenue. rooms. $500
,iis West Main street. y rooms. shOGl l,;ft
Grain floors throughout Lot 2ox!ol
1919 West Cary street. i rooms 81 500
1915 West Cary Street. rooms new SS5Go
.Ji fIoyd Avenue, d rooms $3.50
"a
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SAFES

IT. you wat the best Goa. and wood cal,
iS!er Ryan. Linden and Cary. 6loyo
siiI- i:cftiLEtou Madison l313. RunuoIpn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

COMPLETE hca,iuE outfit. boiler aud lot ot
pipe. IT nominal price. 4. j. h!uG, l-lI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

SEE tho Hatioral Auto Ton 90. FOR seat
5 SO. hin Most Rroad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

ing $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Aif1p top. roof drd back curtain Uoui-
,,, Sscr ' ,%'} ,pnrImf Ss'b r.nrco! post
nrtiy You save s. SAmn!es an ,Inta.-
i'iurinnatI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

- u. NV Or 81 ID.
STOCK al goods ana good .wiil OF IN. hes,
business sand - the town 81 Claruulout.
h f;2w rem, 10 have ?.o acres on tho. James
Gal, cr u,l.tfsss pcvcrcl! {; 90. Newport
News ~ ''!vrtrpor'. Va
MODERN rseanirE anu r'r>snr, centrally
located. 'hoap FOR cash Owner can't give
auy tim" q" 49, Npw doing good business.
i a5i r.rs Times plsuatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

J.NTIh srocisl winter ,a,o soc pei hour
save money ~ hs Wing Your car oy-rhRUl'd
In our shoTU nov. instead " next summer.
Dannei B:Us.. Go, SIS West Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

FOR sn'". 90" ''dar uosts fc"i louS roo'
a BARGAIN.
.nd sizing rb''s door ono counter rRso
49,, Mn min. Hr"Y,"rs "go c"o",,er ga:e Ml,h,
To,hi'n1s o. 80 -, f Rr"aI G 'f'"S '"'''''''
eST"4t cI for nra., ~ Of 4ie's r. h'igr
'o:sos ,hcrd i,,.iiN"rcd S.,uri.,a a,ou=
nu"s an, .g.,Sr ranb ma AMI Th,r,l ,rNr'..
from Si>,h s't"ct wo.'. ~ within blo,,,
y / nhsall +; il =" ST in r"y9 W ,""''
20" na .sn h''c IF or "g ,, S'G sn"n",
kea-l Rlrh,n"md. VI.
'F IA f'IY lin G &arTE Fa, 'HPg% VIII ,f No
For sale IN" sth Ni.-tor taIkiug i1.chinc
Gail q, 200 NJ STREE,
i n"o! Ma ;ii' iss rs; .5So " lor"
WAITE" -, 'o% % .,Ii eh",nr l%nm ,rrsH.li
80! '%S'';5 WY % h'' sell t'SS Ga FOR "" IL
prrlh'AriNli machino., wr,rrprr.s com
M, ysmn@' :. hs'insnish"S ron; .ari#',.j
other fnint,nr@. cal Madison, s.,a7 w
'nh SAL. So" hahy 'aI,iiasy,. snfhuy u-.Ii
.,,on " ~ W"-,hamr,om lin"
: WANTMu, 70" soil h"nLiont, u,ahossny
/ .iiu" "losrr 80 matci, q $50. cay. Times
! ,.pirc.. II nominal iriaa i, J. Ki.g, III
/ GOOD singing canary birds and
Japanese fantail goldfish.
Song Rcstorcr. CO. East Main
/ street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.1NGOitPOkA1E Your business. ANuid part
s nSrrhips. project rrJNai" Property from
( SusinsSs EontnreS Information tr"e. rhilp
"Nrrhcc. form'r assistant secretary state.
s 31iiaroM. South Dakota, Az Dakota ANcnu".
"a PROSPEROUS sh"r" Of ur"d-
.uc's OF iarSv producing country. desires
s phfthcr, establish direct sslcS farm 20 con
ssMmer and brokerage bushes. ~ $50. care
Times. DisHatCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
SPECIAL NNTIi,iA

shMh 5LaG s rS ANA "r. 'a.nES,o Tfs lobster.
sssiG Sire ' nd Haf a MafhS' az North
sNih Street FOR III h. S"n'' o, sea T food'
lhon@ kmn,!olpn 1850. -'o'
WI hnXS am ~ ;o.G4ie uachinc shop for
Ii" nhH Si"E Ltolt Drilling Machine Co. $50
Your carIcts and rugs and yior@ thSm'
y Ne I'll vi! ,FfHararteo ihcm aaain-l m"tiis.
"?I sos West Aain Street iEooms NSMd iSl,
W. rgp'1tg ~ j,RIs ., loaoEjnory: zaIi7:
l.rll-l4s M4chino Co. 80 SnIth i'ifth street.
TO frton4. and d. d" narlte: DO not do
me o., 10 YOUR work please SEMI IL I THut
Or rn'' ,kandulph C2Sj. j. Il. Leland. 32I
:>"rlh Iltih Street. CiU,
outweSrp 'E9 1""H,l!n and sg"r"nteai 70
fh"ne s:S& Also diai,ihnter.
i."i i,,P"Ill's Embarrassing
nuGni&S 'TiAIrpn,ssiNG l M:NtiHii.%TiHs
se9 <"rth Ihiri Street
= m%Hc lUi' irIurre,i from New York with
M m .9: nnlrYyed. do.isns II Tic season
lin ~ ,,I"ct advance" styles at erca,iy
ntchnond.s Mos, .n l.iM,5 ,,t,,.. y,no-
-.,%-!l@cz1i4i I,ildn'e 10 y s@g,nd st
~ m$N5#% ~ q H@%s 5%A< " n T.
EE HHG !!iijil$f MA'N M W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Ia good condition: rutbuiid tngS: 100 o
moro fruit trees bearing. For quick sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
AUTOMOBILES.

FpDiES hrd tops for commercial .utorno-
Elh Nroos AvlmMc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

j A. CONNELlY q co.
seventh and Franklin Streets.
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

nsa.lls: ,loupc. win touring nody. cree.y,c
Knms bout WIN cIectrte nsh's aud starter,
o,A 40 gq, u" GOD r'?n."E erg2F VIZ
good used cay VIII riyo oyce,lent ser>;rc
,norr value 'su y" secured Tor TN" same
Money \ cav luu one llDsL Is used ,sr.
although - iuav hoo hotter thor "a ncN one
M SSi,i.l. II Rh"Ll .Et;S.
Madison too. So " BrUad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

ALI. kinds 81 used automobile parIs. mag
ne;os sprincs, hearings, Ecare, HSles.
wheels, etc. W,ibu: \ Dotson so. Brook
Avenue Randolph $sst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
Personal

ttGhcNN lrorcr "arr ~ iI.e ii.Ii ana
"Gh'p ~ iuih"rItary' book. Written IL,
ra+liN uW""rSi"uH !hn-uHG" tpruglIscIN iiiu..
,rAt"dl. d".rtihirE in clear ana positiv,
in"nn"r N"s' 'nrirs "f preserving hrrIthv
mar ~. scalp hy 70. os uizcd .uthVr ,icriu;t.
inl"sl"i ana m"dil"i university ii!.tr,i.;nr.
if"Src'tu' iroC. University Mc,lit.ul Press
'rhni "ud Windsor Streets. -. Louis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
FOR sALE-I:cal Estate.

For sale, lot 5UxiIo feet. Bacon Roud. Bat.
t'rE C2uIt: one'half square from car line
owner. Madison ESQ
fUH sale. $1,000 equity IN good church iii.
residence. VIII take good touring car,
truck. real estate. notes or anything can
use, as ] ann leaving city. q 2Sl. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

USED CARS IT < SNITHTF-I%F
small -four cylinder. fo-c-Ipor runa bout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

'ni6 Ford Touring s.Si G0.inch 'ropI Ford
iourinE S2N So" Thomas II Davis, lli-
rrSai Motor ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
FOR SALE-isusiness.

DRUG sto,s for sale. located In thickiy set.
. tlcu residential section OF Tho best city
n sout hMcsterr mart of Virginia No" do.
nE good business invoice s. coo Address
]. 81, care Ti:'es Il ~, Spatrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
CARPET CLEANING.
~, uBI>G AM HEATING
ADOPTION

BAHN hoy pretty aud hoaI'hy q NINTH.
OLD; is Cor adoption. IL VIII hc given to
i"ini' b" "Hn furnish references Appi.
y ". ar" Tunes Dispatch '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Is acres on railroad, room dwelling. s,2cl
ami crops Included. located only mile
from Richmond. \ Kr"at harea!n for st.5or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

overland touring like nov iHt5 rodol
Overland iHir touring. excellent condition,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
FOR SALE-VEIiiCLES.
FOR SALi2-lIorsrS.

Ipp wagons, So, s35. $50. open wagons
$40 $50. Richardson Bros 6l5 Brook
avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

fSREitiN ma uGfac'u""r wants vcprcsCutH-
>.tNc, European factory closed account w.r.
NOV monuts turing in ChitsEo. Patented
specially sells {" orrhAntS. TsuufHrfUT,rs rs.
tfrmendous Enrop.gn success Sew IN
America 500 Ia a FNN CAPITAL necessary.
sSc,msivc territory allotted Scot; ME- Co.
III West Madison. chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

Ton acroa Nall.y fnrln, s?.a00: ~ ucres Val.
ley III cultivation: Groom house; near
Town Good terms. Shepperd. Birch Tree.
FOR sale. NICE home In Charleston W Va
some iuurkci q; pannsr ntn.!,,, IL i,
dian River, Florida " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

tp'; ~aic. on" NALL case with uiuo drawer
'ni siding sw*" do"rr. "u" counter "Rs
"ith nine drawers: "uo COUNTER With
out drHNrrs. ~ - bargain AprlN %HtloE-
Clothing CO.. 80 Vast Broad street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
! u MARTIN.
Midlothian. Va

; bfc az! !" living rooms: acroS land
necessary uuthui!d;ng.: goo! stand Tor
r-ni ~ ErIr ar TOM OF Ncars. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

MODERN room house. splendid lot rri.c
only s""H" owner viii c1"hanE: th;.
property for small farm near city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04
WALTER SCliAAT.
Hitch ,-lu. ftaH.

10 North Henry. Madison 1911,
@0s; Wc., Grace Street L. rooms SlNoN,
ilS ~ West Marshall, rooms st.sj
.:.l stuart Avenue. rooms $500
,,iis West Main street. rooms. 81 NGl l;f,
crain floors throughout. Lot ao.lol
1919 West Cary street. rooms 81 500
1915 West Cary Street. rooms. new. $500
5Si, F F!tSyd A Nvnmne r pS%n,s S"
~ North sixth street. s rooms. $500
- Libby Avenue, Westhampton, rooms
80 Electric lights. hot ana cold water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-04

''"i"N = NlHN'-, : Ill - t.hNl ElA NltH''.
Isr Ford touring hu,lS and several s.i~ ~
pumps aUd tuhcs cheap. .cI %urth BrlNi-
WAITED 10 huy GOOD car suitable fn'.
lIiU'I. Sui.,l rasI gsym0Ut md n,,',l,,
wrrthls u 81" c.rc rimcs DISPATCH
I,Ii: .al". "a 1916 Ford touriut car. :. Bic
rpri touring body. 1877 Ford touTuE body.
cal Mnr4toU, Randolph %N3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
NEWS DISPATCHES FIRST
GO TO SECRETARY OF WAR
Stories Telling Of American Troops
in France Diverted From Usual
Channels OF Delivery.
WITHHELD FOR INSPECTION
No Notice Of Governments Intention
Given, First Intimation Coming
When Reports to Associated Press
Are Sent on to Washington.
TBy Associatcd Pres,l

WASHINGTON. July 4-Since yes
terday dispatches to the Associated
Press telling Of the American troops
In France have been diverted by ofti-
clal order from their usual channel Of
delivery and have been delivered first
to the Secretary OF War for his ap-
proval
There Is no censorship of the press
In the United States, Congress having
refused to enact such a law. but news
papers and press associations have vol
unfairly been observing the requests of
the government.
Heretofore news dispatches leaving
Trance have been censored by the
French officials or the American censor
with General Pershing's expedition or
by arrangement with London. This.
however. is the frst instance in which
an executive department of the United
states government has seen fit TO di-
vert dispatches from their dcstinat ton
and withhold them for official inspcc-
tion.
In this case. no notice Of the E)y-
ernmcnts intention was given. and the
hrst intimation of the practice came
when. last night. dispatches addressed
the Associated Press, New York, by its
Paris correspondents were. by official
order. delivered 10 the Secretary OF
War a Washington. who, after inspect
ing the dispatches. delivered them to
the Associated Press bureau here
Other dispatches. addressed in the same
way. were delivered to the Secretary
OF War to-day and. through the com
mittec on public information. delivered
TO the Associated Press here, with GER
tain portions eliminated
The volume of matter diverted to
Washington was very large. and no
adequate provision for the examination
or censorship had been made. The
War Department was overwhelmed and
consequent delay Of hours in import
ant dispatches resulted.
Assurance has been given by Sec
rotary Baker that the new procedure is
to be practiced only temporarily, and
that double censorship will be short
lived.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
In Historic Setting;
France Celebrates
Our independence

the Marne and Alsace, besides Prussian
banners OF 1870
There In the chapel before the tomb
OF Napoleon, General Pcrshing received
American aags and banners from the
hands of President Poincare. Almost
the entire history Of the struggles OF
the French against the Germans looked
down upon the scene from paintings
portrayinS heroism in French battles
from Charlemagne to Napoleon. There
was sharp contrast between the
khaki and plain, wide -brimmed hats OF
Pershing's men and the gay dress Of
D'Artasnan's plumed musketeers and
Napole-nn's Grepandiers.
EN'F1IIAAsM OF CROWD
REACHES HIGHEST PITCH
The enthusiasm OF the vast crowd
rca ched It's highest pitch when General
Pershing, escorted by President Poin-
care, Marshal Joffre and other high
French diguitaries, nassed along re-
viewing the lines Of the Americans
drawn up in square formations. Cheer
ing broke out anew when the American
band struck up the Marseillaise, and
again when tho French band played
the Star-Spangied Banner, and Per-
shing received the lags from the Presi-
dent
"Vive Les Americanos; vive Pershing;
vivs les Etats Unis," shouted over and
over by the crowd. greeted the Ameri-
can standa rd-b bearers as they advanced.
Tho crowd that had waited three
hours to witness the ceremony that was
over in fifteen minutes surged toward
the exit. cheering frantically after tho
departing Americans and trying to
break through Gordon OF poI{co
troops. Outside greater crowd that
covered the entire esplanade Of tho
Invalides took up the cheers as Per-
shing's mon marched away.
SEEM ANXIOUS TO RUSH UP
AND EMBRACE AMERICANS
The crowd in the Court Of Honor
tried to follow tho soldiers, but tbs
(conttnued on Second Pare !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
WARNS NORTHERN CITIES
AnOIiT RACE C0NnrrTn

CHICAGO. July 4.-Victor A. Clander,
secretary of the Illinois Federation Of
Labor and member Of the State Coun-
ell of Defense. has issued u warning
to Chicago and other Northern cities
where the same conditions which
brought about such frightful results
in East st. Louis exist" He calls at
tention to protests by organized labor
against what he terms the Unnecessary
Importation of negro labor at East St
Louis, and says:
II don't care to say about the situa-
ton here In Chicago. but there should
be an investigation. Unemployme ent is
increasing. Certain classes Of en-
ployers are seeking cheaper labor
negroes and women-on the pretext
that additional labor is needed on ac-
count of war conditions. AS a result,
thousands OF white men are being
thrown out OF employment"
The killing OF Charles A Maronde.
an aged saloonkeeper. by negroes in
the black belt" on the South Side.
early to-day brought out police re-
serves. who took eight negro suspects
into custody. Later the police fired
at crowd OF negroes in an attempt
to stop fight. One negro was
wounded
Chief of Police Schuettier ha. or.
oered force of reserves held at the
r1ftieth Street station. In the colored
section. to prevent any disorder to-
day
At mass-meeting Of negroes last
night F. l.. Barrett, colored, a former
assistant States attorney. urged his
hearers to be ready to protect them
serves against any mistreatment He
said that a short time might see scenes
mere similar to those enacted in st.
Louis. and that Chicago negroes should
ne prepared to make a stand for their
safety and rights
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-05
TOTAL of TWENTY SHIPS
WEEKS SUBMARINE TOLL

By Associated PresS.l
LONDON. July 4-The weekly shipss
ping summary. issued to-day. shows
that fifteen British merchant ships of
moro than $500 tons were sunk. and
five vessels OF less than that tonnage.
Eleven fishing vessels also were lost
The summary:
Arrivals, 2.7i5: sailinEs. 2,si6.
British merchant ships sunk by rnfns
or submarine, over 1900 tons. Is:
under 1900 tons. S.
British merchant ships unsuccessfully.
attacked. including five previously. 16.
British fishing vessels sunk, II. rs
General Won Hindenburgs boasting
announcement that "if we hold our
ground until the submarine war has
done It's work" has pleasant sound to,
the British naval ear. for the navy is,
now firmly convinced that the subma-
rine war has failed.
stan correspondent of tho Associ.
ated Press was privileged to spend two
days last week in observing the anti
U-boat campaign at close quarters at .
big naval base on the southeast coast,
There was plenty OF evidence of the
effectiveness Of the Admiralty work In
nearby waters. as we'll as OF tho tro.3
mendous effort being put forth
The navy still maintains secrecy re-
garding the submarines sunk, but the
pursuit has become SO lively that a.
U-boat shows It's periscope In channel,
waters only with the greatest risk II;
Is impossible to keep entirely secret
such incidents as that OF an oil-drivef,
destroyer which a few days ago swept
into port with part Of a rammed sub
marine hanging triumphantly from her
prov. Fss
Airplane and dirtgible patrols In the
channel are proving highly effectiyxyS
and U-boat once sighted bylA dirtK&