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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27
CROWN PRINCE RUPPRECHT
ENGAGED TO BE MARRIED

COPENHAGEN, Aug. 2e.-KlnE
Leopold OF Bavaria at family din
ner Sunday announced the engage
ment OF Crown Prince Rupprecht 10
tho Princesh Antoinette or I.uxem-
burg. according TO an official state
ment made In Munich
Crown Prince Rupprecht of Ba-
varia, who has been In command OF
tho German armies on the northern
front In the west recently IL a wld-
over. his first wife raving died in
1912 The crown prince was born
in 1869. 1
Princess Antoinette is one OF the
five sisters OF the Grand Duchess
Mary Adelaide of Luxembourg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-27

.'lT fair Tuesday and probably wsdns'
day, continued warn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
BILL. EFFECTIVE NINETY DAYS
AFTER LI:GISiATURE CLOSES

since the bill has been signed by
Governor Davis no further action can
be taken in R!chmoud's fight for mu-
nicipal reforms until the bill becomes
effective, Immediately thereafter. the
fact that the bill has become effective
viii bc certified 10 the Judge OF the
HustinGs Court, who viii call spe-
cial election in which the electorate
viii ratify or reject the proposed
changes.
In the event that the changes are
adopted by the voters OF the city. the
reforms viii be inauguraied January
!. However. from the lime the amend
meats are approved by the people un-
til they are placed in operation there
is considerable legislation TO he en-
acted by the City Council des!S mating
the duties and promulsatinS regula-
tons governing the various depart
mcnts. Salaries OF department heads
also must be fixed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
WILL PROVIDE HOUSING
Changes Made in appointment. NJ
Norfolk and Newport
News,
IRv Assoc,stcd pr.sn.l

'>'''t 'l.h' Va, March 6.-Notice
was received to-day from washington
oi inc appointment of Ecar-Admiral
larsis' commandment OF the Norfolk
navy YARD General Hutchinson In
command OF army activities at New
port Nows, and &. 7. Darlington, at
tachcd TO the Department of Labor.
as Federal board for the co-ordina
ZION Of army and naval work in the
Virginia Ttdewater section. Colonel
HumIhr:es. in charge OF the engineer
Ing dcpo, AZ the army base. was named
e5 secretary. The scope of the boards
activity Was announced TO include
housing. transportation. proper facili-
he*' including water supplies, for
workers and enlisted men and the
handling of abor. They have also
hees instructed to look out for the
interest OF truck farmers, sorelv in
need OF farm labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
American Troops Hold
Eight Miles Of Trenches


WASHINGTON, Mach G.-AmerI-
can troops nrc now holding some
thing over eight miles OF trenches
on the battle front in France, IL wa,
learned to-day, although in an air
line their frontage Is only about
four md haIf miles. This 'front.'
nEc ~ liable to cxtcnsiOn at any
time 10 the regular trench aIiot-
ment for an army corps.
IrrcEulnrity OF tho trench line<
is responsible for their eight mile.
Of length. The! arc laid out so thnt
hnnhinE fire may he obtained along
every pnrt of tho front. Strsn-,
points containing machine guns jut
"ut for this purpose. The trenches
also follow closely any protective
slorc or the country and wander I'm
md down hill.
The American sector 1. under
stood Z" he divisional rrontnEc.
which mcnnS that at lcnSt three d.
visions Of tmcrirnn troops arc there
{" give the necessary support In
depth for the front lines. Thi, fact
has aroused speculation here n, to
who VIII he selected by General
PcrshinE {" command the first corn,
"f hi. army. Major-GcnernI Hum
ter i.iEEct Is known TO have acted
In that capacity. hut rs yet tho c.-
pcd'ttonar! c"mm mnndcr hns not
made my recommendation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
RICHMOND CHARTER BILL
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR
Measure BECOMES Effective Ninety
Days From Final Adjournment
OF General Assembly.
MUST CALL SPECIAL ELECTION
Opposition to Councils Plan Now
Being Mustered to "kill" Amend
mcnts at POlls-Elcction Prob.
ably in August.

Hichmond's charter bill. providing
for radical changes in the existing
system and promising moro cen
tral!zcd plan OF government. was
signed last night by Governor West
morcland Davis. The measure was
unanimously adopted last week by the
Senate and House Of Delegates OF the
General Assembly, despite the lobby
ing Of certain city officials and Others.
Among the reforms to be made by the
charter changes. which must be ap-
proved by the voters ot the city, is
the abolition OF the salaried Admins
t-ativc Bnard
Amendments 20 Hichmond's charter
were soCgh. hy tn" city Council. the
measure being passed unanimously by
tAc Hoard OF Aldermen and b" an over
whclmiug majority IN The Common
Council. but will not become effective
Until nrety days after tho final all
iourHment ot tho Legislature. The
measure provides for radical changes
IN the existing plan OF administration.
Nn advisory board working in CON
junction with the Mayor viii replace
tho Administrative Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
FORM GARDEN ARMY
Secretary Of Interior Innc VIII he
Gcncrnlissimo OF ChiIdrcn's
Farming Organization.

WASHINGTON. March 6.-The United
STATES is to raise IL new army OF o.
opo,op". Secretary OF the Interior Lane
IS 10 be its generalissimc. lis mem
bers are 10 be 100000 school children
throughout the United States
Secretary Lane to-day announced the
details of the full scheme OF organi-
2ation which This summer is 10 make
every vacant lot a productive spo;
under the hands of the children. Every
one from President Wilson down has
pledged his aid. Cardinal Gibbons
has pledged the aid OF the parochial
schools and Secretary Houston that Of
the schools in the rural districts. The
name of the new army will he the
United States Garden Army" and
each member will wear "A badge and
such marks OF merit as he or she may
earn Each home with child in the
garden army will ny a distinctive
service flag telling Of il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Five-Mile Dry Zones
Ordered for Camps
Try Associated rrcss.I


WASHiNhTON. March 6.-FIvc-
mile dry zone. nroUnd the eight per-
ninncnt nRNni trimming stations md
camps, irrespective OF whether
there is an Incorporated city or
town within thusc limits, vn, or
hcrcd to-dn. by Secretary Daniels.
Other orders mn! he issued Intcv,
hut for tho present no change is
mndc In the regulations governing
conditions around other camps.
In statement explaining his rcn-
sons for tho action, Mr. DnnicIs re-
fcrrcd particularly to objectionable
conditions nj Vallejo, near Mnrc
Island. which II letter from tho Mare
Island commandment referred to n.
IN short business street with twcn-
ty-fNr snlnonS."
indcr the authority Of the scIcc-
tive draft service Inw the sccrctnry
i"rbids the snic or giving AWAY of
liquor within five miIcs OF the Great
Lakes training station. near Chira-
go; the trimming stntons Mt Norfolk,
W., md Hampton Ronds, the trnin-
iHE camp Mt Marc island, Cal, md
the marine stations at Qunntico, Va,
and Port Royal. =. {.
hs In the ease of the army rnmp
r"ncs. nm exception il made OF the
scr'inE IF liquor In private home.
I" members OF tho family or guests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
YOUNG HUSBAND DIES
Rloodhounds Emil to Follow rraii Of
Murderer of NinStOn-SnIcm
Wan and Mifc.

WINSToN-SALE,M. y. C.. March g
Completing the double murder perpe-
trated by an unknown man near this
city yesterday afternoon. Harvey Hes
ter aged tweniy-tour, died carly this
morning As the result Of q pistol sho:
through tho head when he looked into
his window. where his young wife
was dead AZ ;he result OF three pistol
shots through her body
nloodhounds were put on the trail
this morning about > O'Clock. bat were
unable 20 follow it, nor were the
searching parties Of several hundred
citizens and officers able 10 find fruit
ful clues.
Officers are holding two men--a
negro and wh.te-on suspicion. and
40 s,il working diligently on every
possible clue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
DAY AND
OVERTIME PROVISIONS

he principal provisions concerning
PrkinE conditions are an cight-hour
Y, with time and half for over
&c weekdays. and double tiine for
ndays and the seven general ma
nal holidays; double time tor all
{>rt!me on repair work: overtime be-
I'D sixty hours a week 10 be pro-
3i.ld. except on repair work when
+ I'd by the Navy Department or
emergency Fleet Corporation. or
% ptec' life and property.
.,yard employers arc directed to
nit the organization OF shop com
tees Of their employees and to deal
h them in the adjustment OF griev-
cs. and all discrimination between
on and nonunion men is 20 cease.
special provision is made for nom
rneymen workers when fully quali-
craftsmen are unavailablc: men
fully qualified may be employed at
rs 10 cents less an hour than those
Scrihcd for journcymen. but IL they
retained six months they must he
anccd to the journcymans waGc.
monE the yards in this vicinity af-
ed arc: North Carolina Shipbuiid-
Company. Morohead. y. c.: South
Shinhuild!nS Company. Charleston
=; Potomac ShiphuildinG Company
ntico. Va; York Rive: Shiphuildinc
poration. Wcs; Point. Va: New
he l.ifchoat Company. Harnp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
TEXAS TAKES DRY STEP
Lower Housc Adopts Statewide FRO
hihition Measure Preventing
Sale Mnnufncturc
Try Associated Press. !

AUSTIN. TEN. March 6-Texas
took step nearer Statewide prohibi-
lion to-day. when the lower house of
IN" Legislature passed finally the bill
proh!biiinS the sale or manufacture
of spirituous or malt liquors contain
ing ntoHcants. Shipment into the
state OF liquors. except for scientific.
mocha nical or sacramen,ai purposes. is
prohibited. The bill now goes to the
Senate. where favorable action is pre-
dictcd by prohibition leaders.
Another or the Governors war meas
urcs the bill making II n pcnitentiary
offcnse 10 sell liquors 20 soldiers and
sailors. was passed finally in the SEN
ate. 1t already has passed III the
House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
AlRPLANE MAIL ROUTE
fr"Jcrt 10 Operate One 10 southern
Training Camps IL Given
Consideration.
[Rx Associa,,n nrnssl

"ASHlNGroN. March t.-The Post
once department has under cousid era
con to-day project proposed by Rep
resentativc Bell, of Georgia. TO esiab-
hSh an aiTp!ane postal service between
washington ana Atlanta. To connect
lamps Greene Wad5worth, SEWER, Lee
anu Gordon with Washington and the
Southern city. MIR. Bell. who IS n
member OF the House Post Office Com
ihittee' says the purpose is to link
ihese southern camps with the Post
once Departments aerial mail service
mat Is to he established soon between
Washington and New York civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
GERMANS HOME RAlDED
Zen Uinc.. Twenty RcyoIverr and
fn.HO1 Rounds of Ammunition
Discovered.

NEW YORK, March 6.--Tcn rnes.
twenty rcvoivers and 10000 rounds OF
ammunition were discovered day in
nc home Of John Shubert, "A German.
"hcn he was arrested in a raid at Hav-
crstraw. He was broush; here by
Federal agents tonight and lodged in
:hc Tombs.
rhrco other alleged alien enemies
we're arrested. They were Karl Wit
unGer. Gustav Hartman and George Is
Eulcnkampf. Wittcngcr ana Kulcn-
Eampf We're interncd.
Concealed in the sweat-band Of VIII
fingers hat was Danish passport.
which Federal agents declared had
been forged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Order Arrest Of Major.

RALEIGH, \. C., March 6.-Maior
George l.. Peterson. former paymastcr-
general Of the North Carolina National
Guard. who stands charged with en- :
bczZlcmcnt nf $1,000 state funds in the
Wake County Court, and whose case
was set for to-day, failed to appear.
An instantcr capias was issued. and to-
night the chief Of police OF Columbia,
$. c.. was asked to arrest Major Pc
tcrson and hold him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
EXPECT NEXT DRAFT
WILL CALL 100000
Plans Under Consideration Do
Not Create Additional
Divisions.
WILL NOT HALT HARVESTING
Indications Arc Men Will Be
Called in April to Fill
Ranks.
rRv Associated PrcSs1


"hSIifNGTON March s-Whiic a
large number Of mon VIII be called ou,
curing the present year TO fiji UP the
army and complete it's organization.
II was learned tonight that War Dc
partmcnt plans do not call for the
creation OF an additional division in
IBIS. The announcement concerning
the second draft expected soon from
Provost -Marshal-cicncral Crowder may
outline tho manner in which less than
lo0O.ooo mcn-probabiy not much in
excess Of 500 000-arc TO be summoned
GRADUALLY during the year 10 complete
the existing organizations.
Delay in the announcement as 10 the
next draft is understood 20 he due TO
uncertainty rs to which method OF al
lo,tinS quota. TO the States is to be
followed. The Senate already has
passed and the House Military Com
mttee has favorably reported an
amendment to the law to base the
quota on the number OF men IN class l.
instead Of upon the total registration
OF state. This change is regarded
a certain to be made but to avoid
further delay schedules OF alio-n,ents
uHh"f Doth sSStcmS have been Drs-
pared At the provost st-nlarshal- generals
Office ready to 20 out as soon as final
action is taken.
RELATIVELY SMALL. NUMBER
TO BE CALLED EARI.Y
\. 10 tho date OF the second draft.
members Of Congress from aEricultu-
"a sections have been practically as
surcd that no withdrawal OF men from
civil life was contemplated which
would embarrass harvesting 1t has
been indicated. however. that 2 rcla-
called TO the colors prior 10 June ! and
;he process may start in April. when
equipmcnt. clothing and quarters will
ho ava!!a bic. The men are needed to
fill up to full strength divisions slated
Tor early dcDarture TO Europe and also
for rcld army and corps troops not
attached TO divisions. The replacement
detachmert3 also must go forward at
an acceleratinS rate since America n
iroopa arc now actually holding a sec
tor OF the French front and men are
being killed or wounded in action
every day.
The completion Of tho full program
of the War Department without Great
ing any additional divisions probably
will absorb in the neighborhood Of
100000 men Tho extent TO which il
has been necessary TO increase artillery
quotas throughout tho army and TO add
special units OF AL sorts has surprised
every officer and accounts for The ex-
sting shortage to Il large extent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
DEFERS SENTENCING MAN
Mnn Who impersonatcd Omcer. StiII
Held mt Norfolk. IInS Hope
Of Seeing Service.
IBy Associated Prcssl

By Associated Press
NORFOLK, VA. March 6.-ln the
Federal Court to-day Judge Edmund
Waddil again deferred sentencing
Harncy Wilson, convicted on the
charge of impersonatinG an officer in
France, in the hope Of seeing service
at the front He had previously been
rejected for enlistment.
Harry l.. Mcl;lroy, sixteen years old.
arraiRncd to-day on the charge ot
fraudulently attempting to Join the
army in France when under age was
dismissed by Judge Waddill with II
rcprimand. McI2lroy was brought back
from France recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
NO ACTION ON SIBERIA
Washington Has Neither Asscntcd Nor
Dissented 10 Japanese
PLAN.
by Associated Press ]

WASHINGTON, March 6.--It was
made plain to-day that the United
states has neither assented nor dis
sented To any plan OF Japan for action
~ siberia, and that previous state
mcnts that no direct communica tions
nave been exchanged between the two
governments on the subject were cor
rect.
Thc American government has been
iuily informed concerning the Situa-
tlon by Great Britain, Japan's ally by
special treaty. and discussion between
London and Washington are continu-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Plan to Plant and Win
the War
Free War Vegetable Gardening Book.
Thirty-Two PnGes Illustrated.

Free War Vegetable Gardening Book.
Thirty-Two PnGes Illustrated.
AS result Of wartime emergency,
the home garden hns bccome nm in
sfitution of Worldwide Importance
under the Impetus given by the Nn-
tIonaI War Garden Commission. The
people Of this country Inst ycnr pro-
duced crop valued Mt H,O0U, 600
from gardens cultivated In back
ynrds. on vacant lots and on other
land previously untitled. Much
greater results nrc expected this yrnr
from activities along these lines,
md this hook. written by experts, has
been provided for tho purpose OF
teaching every one how to make Il
Success of their hack yards garden.
Simply send . cents to cover post
nge. and the book Will he forwarded
free. Address
THE TIMEs-DIsPATCH.
Richmond. Vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
TO BOOST GASOLINE
ancrd Prices Of Crude oil Is Said
TO ic Responsible for
IiuiSr.

EW YORK March "a sharp adj
;c ia expected in the price Of Saso-
. kerosene and other products Of
|oleur. as a result Of the advanced
c Of crude oil 10 be announced by
government within the next few
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
EIGHTEEN SHIPS SUNK
British Admiralty Report Shows Tbnt
Number Wrecked by Mine
or Submarine.
tnv Assncla.ed rr.ss l

LONDON. March 6.-Eishteen Brit
iSh merchantmen were sunk by mine or
submarine in the last week. accordin Z
10 the admiralty report tonight. OF
these. twelve were vessels OF 500
,oas or over. six being under that tom
mage. No fishing craft were sunk.
Arrivals OF British merchantmen at
ports in the United Kingdom. 2.ol5:
saiiings. 2.209. Merchantmen unsuc-
"essfully attacked. six
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Drive Motor over C,,r.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. March 6.-Aftcr
capturing motor car. with its driver
and two special officers, striking laun.
dry sympathizers drove the car over
elm early this evening Six men
and woman were arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
PR0HIBITIONISTS BOLT
Fifty-one Delegates Join New National
Party, md others Threaten
10 Follow.
BY Associated Press.1

by NSSOCIhfeN ProFs. I
CHICAGO, March G.-Fifty- one dele
GATES to the Prohibition National
Convention tonight boltcd to the new
national party, and approximately 100
others. including the national commit
tee chairman, Virgil q. Hinshaw. II
is said. signifed their intention OF
joining the new party. which was
formed by Socialists who bolted from
the 81. Louis convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED
Certificate. for Third Liberty Lonu
60 Far Beyond Mark
lRy Associated rres.

WASITTNTTON. March 6.--Ovcrsub.
scription OF the issue o. $500. ooo ooC
Treasury certificates OF Indebtedness
subscriptions for which closed ves,er-
day. was announced tonight hv Secre
tary McAdoo. The certificates were the
FIRST TO bear an interes, rate OF 80
per cent and were issued in prcpara-
ton for the third Liberty loan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
rlnn. Recreation for soldiers.

ASH INGTON. March 6.--A bill an
Rating $4,000. 600 for a recreation
er in Southern Franco for Amcri- :
soldiers on leave from the trenches
introduced to-day by Representa-
Miller, of Minnesota. who recently
cd tho western battle front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
LABOR BOARD FIXES
WAGES OF WORKERS
IN SOUTHERN YARDS
1oftsmcn Will Receive High
est Minimum Hourly
Rate of Is Cents.
UNION AND NONUNION MEN
TO BE ON EQUAL FOOTING
adjustment Award Affects Three
Yards in State of
Virginia.
;IGHT-IIOUR DAY is STANDARD
ndcr Decision, Employers Will Per-
NIT Organization OF Shop Com
;IGnT-HouR DAY is STANDARD
ndcr Decision, Employers Will Per-
nit Organization OF Shop Com
mittccs by Employees.

WASH1SGTOE. March G.-wascs
ours and conditions Of employment in
III Of tho government shipya-ds OF
ne South Atlantic and CUFF coasts.
xed b. the shipbuilding labor adjust
hent board. wcrc announced tonight
~ tho board, TO be retroactive Gencr-
!!y 10 February J.
The rates for skilled workers run
bout 20 cents a day less than in the
| 1elaware chesapeake decision.
The decision affects about IL 600 ship
|uilders employed in thirty-slx differ
lnt yards. II applies 20 all wooden
Riipyards south or Baltimore and to
II steel yards south OF Newport
cws.
The summary OF n. hourly rates
BLOWS:
The minimum hourly rates prescribed
" different occupations arc as fol-
VS.:
Loftsmcn. 10 cents: acctylcnc burners
nd wcldcrs. hlacksmiths. boiler
akers. tank testers. hand chip2cr RS
. nd calkcrs, coppcrsmiths, plumbers.
nc nttcrs, electricians filters, ma
,Tsnis,s. jo'ncrs mill mon and saw
hrs, saw nlcrs. engineers ,noldcrs.
rpen,c-s. wood ealtors lavcrs.o,,,
.o, ro.,I , -
rncuma,ic rbinpc,q .rd c,,i.o-
sgorg. crcc,ors (a,ccn rn.una,,o
voters. 60 cent.
Painters ana uoiisncrs f,v,c,c =
nta
Drillory rcan,rrs co,,u,orsgn1c,e
amer BANDS. runehcr-. 80 cents
rol,orr. comcntcrs. rive, holdcrs.o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
No CRITICISM or PRESENT
StPREME, tOIrI..r Iinf.l

1f,de. r-
for IN. aIor,,o, ~ III ,.i
luton uc va. .;da, ~, a.; y,
Leader y ,ra. ''f
apdar y Hams .,.i,o -: nN
The reso,u,inr n,sln he a., pro' . ot
the session IN If .ho ,as,,,ss ~
,ar.ors ,,, 60 ""'-
rtyc and ,e-i.Ia,ivc hrar.ba. 80 ~.
State rovcrnmcp, 49,. a,aa ~
nonuI,r yo,a ~ ;,l;,; 49,,
t.. so cicr,.d
Claiming w Hall of Norfou. ,r;.a
10 -e, ;br.a SNEAKERS 80 90 :,
=. stating ,b,i .no .lo..,or,.
satisfied win IN. r-eso,, ,.,,
of the Sun-.mc corr, -,
None however wnrId den, ~, 49,
pIescr, Judges v,cre ,minar,,,.
factory ana w.l f,,cd for ,h.;- 49,;
t!cus.
Major WiIli,r, ,raor
Major James \. S,ubhs mad. ~. ani,.
SPEECHES arainr, the measure
VOTE on IIE,C.rIoy nE
SUPREME corp,, ,,nccS
rfc vote stood:
Aves-R. 4. Anderson Ro,d ~
chen. BowIcs. Buhrman. Garner c.,,..
Conway. Cook. Corne,t. Fithu.h,
Flanagan. Firester. Gordon. Wilbur C..
'"n' ioo"S' norton Deane Hundlcy.
81 f'u"oieE' Mahh. Mee;ze. Mus
>"iaho' Norris omps, Pence.
!" no ireeo' he"' knssel! Charles
'n'''' m"oo'' S"'ad' Snow. X. II.
,"oS ~ 'u'"e'' walton Willis.
''''a" n Anderson "ailrv.
80 'rWer' ''' galloway Brown.
brown Luck burke Car
t''o. Cherry' clement
o'ocheu' DAVIS Deans. Dill
GjIIiam. t;ilmer cnoa,,.im a''' l-.ans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-07
Hcney Cave Appealed.

CHICAGO. March 6.--Whcthcr Fran
els j. Honey. counsel for the Federal
trade commission. will be permit cd
to examine the letters and documents
recently taken from tho private Office
vault Of Henry Needer, counsel for
Swift e. Co. packers. now rests with
the United States Circuit Court or hp-
peals. which heard the case to-day