The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-12
ARRESTED
WITHIN EItE-MiLE ZONE


Especial to The Richmond VirginianD
Petersburg Va, June 1l.--W T.
Rahily and H. II. Martin. the two
men arrested late last Saturday night
Just outside of Ettrick in an auto
mobile containing 200 plnts OF whis-
key by Provost Marshal DeCamp,
were given hearing before United
states Comm jssioner Herbert Gillian
in the Federal building here this
morning. and both men were held
for the federal grand Jury on the
charge Of transporting whiskcy into
the state of Virginia.
The men were given their liberty
under bal! Of $1,000 each, W. 7
Eahily being the hondsman
soon after the men had been held
for the federal grand jury on The
charge of Transporting whlskcy they
were re-arrested on the charge OF
having whiskey within the fve-nile
zone around Camp Lee. on this
charge both Bahily and Martin were
held for the federal grand jury and
released under $1,000 bond for their
appearance in federal court in Rich
mond on June IS W r Rahjy,
! brother Of one of the accused men.
again acted as bondsman
4 man giving his name as G. Jeaeg
who was arrested in Chesterfield Sat
urday night with his wife in car
containing 240 piuts Of whisk ey
pleaded guilty to the charge against
him and was held he local jail
pending his hearing in the federal
court He was unable to give bail
II developed today that the name
given the military police by the man
was a fictitious one and that his real
name IS Jake Rohbenet. Of Hope
We'll lie is said to have given the
police Of that city trouble on pre-
! Vious occasion,
Board Refuses Increases
At the regular meeting Of the board
Of aldermen last night the annual
! budget as recommended by the coun-
/ ell. was adopted.
In every instance whore the coun-
ell had recommended Increases in the
salaries Of several city officers and
/ employees. the aldermen voted
against them and all were non-con-
/ CURED IN In the three eases In
which tho council had refused to
grant N increase. the board of alder
/ men granted an increase
The amendment 10 the traffic or
d!nance which would limit the park
ing Of automobiles In certain con-
Eosted districts TO Ave minutes in
stead Of the present thirty minutes,
was non-concurred in by the alder
mon
Statistics of Clinic,
total of 1876 cases have been
treated Al the Petersburg cline of the
nited States public health service
since II was opened about the last OF
April
Thirty-fve new cases were treated
A. the clinic between May is and
June /. according TO the report made
public today.
A total of thirteen persons have
been discharged as cured and four
: patients bravo hcen transferred to the
hospital ward Of the Richmond TAIL
Health Conditions At Camp,
According TO the public health ser.
wee. the conditions in Petersburg anG
Hopewell are not responsible for tbs
q TACT that Camp Ice has the largest
number Of immoral cases Of any camt
in the country.
: n total Of 500 cases were reportet
. at Camp Lee for the week endine
June :, according to the official hui
letin, Not single case among thi,
large number has developed amonf
the men who have been in the army
. but the figures really show the con
ditlon+ existing In the civil popula
tion. for all tho cases reported wer.
g or several thousand drafted mon wht
, reported at the camp during the weel
from Pennsylvania. West Virginia ant
. Virginia
, hyior--Iufscy.
MIS-" jennie Lee Lufsey and Ernes
= Lee TaFlor, II well-tnown couple o
INC East End we're married in tn.
mono OF the Rev r. w Moore Satur
. day evening.
l., Smith-Iinm
MISS Julia Elan and Sewell Smith
. WeH-khown young farmer OF Ches
, trrAelo county, were married Sunda,
afternoon at the home OF the Rev
T ". Moore by the Rev, ]. w Gam
mack.