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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
FEW SENTENCES IMPOSED
ON AMERICAN SOLDIERS
anjor-GcncrnI Crowdcr Issues Report
Showing tho Conduct of Army
beyond RcprOnch.
NV Associated Press. |

WASilINGTON. December 9.-Not n
single member OF the American Army
has been put to death since the be-
ginning OF the war because OF the
commission Of a purely military Of
Tense. Major General Crowdcr. Judge
advocate general, declared in his an
nual report to-day TO Secretary Baker
General Crowdcr said this fact Is the
outstanding feature OF his report
Very few death sentences have been
imposed" he said. and none OF those
imposed for purely military oncnses
have been carried into execution"
Records OF the judge advoca tc gem
erals office show that 1857 officer,
and men were brought before general
court martial. of whom loS73. or SIS
per cent. were convicted. More than
half the charges against officers were
listed under three heads: Absence
without leave, drunkenness and CON
duct u'lbccoming an officer"
Convictions Of enlisted men for de-
sertion. the general said, were actu-
ally less than in the previous year.
although the strength of the army ha d
increased many fold
The report shows that one enlisted
man was tried and convicted of beinr
of sleeping on post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
GERMAN C0NsULs ORDERED
To STOP ALIEN WORKERS
All Hut common Labor Were Ar
fcctcd by Notice, Biclasii
TcStificS.
MANY LETTERS ARE SUBMITTED
Relief Bureau Operated by Hans Le-
beau in New York, Which Was
Paid for by Governments of Cen
trail Powers.

WASHINGTON. December e:-Morc
letters from the secret mes OF Count
Won Bernstorff were read to the Senate
committee investigating German and
brewery propaganda to-day by y. Bruce
BielaSki chief of the bureau OF inveSti-
cation of the Department OF Justice;
Among them were instructions to all
German conSuls In the United states
To get German subjects out OF plants
producing materials for the allies.
The conSuls were ordered TO stop
Germans above tho rank OF common
laborcr from working in such plants
under a section of the imperial code.
and to report TO the German consulate
ut New York.
Bielaski read to tho committee at
length from the diary of DIR. Karl f.
l"uehr. the German agent. whose activ-
tiles figured prominently In tho hives
tiSation. The notes OF Fuchr said that
on tho day. following the publica tiom
consulted with Albert mt Cedaihurst,
y. Y, and later discussed the incident
with Samuel tntcrmyer.
Letters were submitted to show that
the Hans, Lebcau relief bureau was or
gan lied in New York To aid in iutlu
cncinfy Germans and Austrian" to give
This bureau ostcnsibly was philan-
thropic organization, supported By con-
;ributions. but proof had been obtained.
Bielaski said. that the German and
Austrian governments paid all the cX-
perseS and that Lcbcau got SIS a week
branches of The bureau were cstab
German and Austrian workers in mu-
nitions plants were obtained and a
syst cmatic campaign among them con
Quoted. Other work was found by the
bureau for, those. who could not set
new jobs themselves. y report mada
10 the German embassy in February
reau had placed 4.i56 laborerS and that
many skilled workers who had no trou-
bic finding other work themselves had
been persuaded to leave munitions
plantS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
NATIONAL GUARD REPORT
SHOWS MANY FAILURES
One Maior-GcrernI. sixteen Bricudicrs
and Eorty-1Nvo COloucls Did Not
stand the Test.
lEV Associated Press

WASHINGTON. December ?.--Withn
nine muaths after the National Guard
was drafted into the Federal service. L.
5l2 Of it's officers had been eliminated,
Ecids gicr-G General John w. Hcavey.
Chief OF the Bureau OF Militia Affairs.
said in his annual report. made public
to-day. These included one major gen
eral. sixteen brigadiers and forty-two
ColonclS.
causes OF the elimination OF the Of
nccrs arc given as physical disability.
5ll: rcsicnations GAS, and action OF
efficiency boards. 49,. Included in tho
total under the heading. action Of
Efficiency Board" the report says. were
thirty officers dismissed by sentence OF
court-martial. The large number of
officers dropped can no satisfactorily
explained. General Hcavcy said. by tho
fact that only small proportion had
had any military training, while n sub
Stautial proportion lacked the neccs-
sary haste education and physical
qualifications.
The aggregate strength Of the Ma
tiou"l Guard drafted into Federal serv-
ug is given as 1900 officers and 361.-
80 enlisted men.
In Justice To the organization" the
report declared, attention is called to
the fact that eighteen divisions. COM
posed almost entirely OF National
Guard troops. were furnished in the
present emergency. MI but three of
thcs" divisions arc now (Septembcr
"O in France"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
JHiEVES AND BURGLARS
RELEASED IN BERLIN
TBy Associated Press. I

-
BERLIN. Saturday. December g
Among forty-ninc persons set FREQ by
laembers of the Spartacns group in
their raid on police headquarters on
November 81 were twenty eight thieves
ind burglars and five black mailers and
other criminals, according to Nor-
e%wacrts.
The Taecblatt observes tho fact that
dcserters are now permitted to 'Con-
quot public meetings and demand Spc-
cial class privileges may he u minor
detail, but nevertheless is Indicative
OF the conditions now prevailing in
1 Germany.
The suburb Of Ncukoclln now ap-
pears to be in complete control OF the
soldiers and workmcn's council there.
This council is made up of seventy
two SpartacuS followers. who sum
marily elected the majority Socialist
and the members OF the local garrison.
The latter published a protest. draw
Ing attention 20 the fact that ultra
radicals arc now in Il position to put
simon pure Bolshoviki into practice. as
they can loot the town treasury and
the savings banks and coniiscate prop
crty generally.
On receiving this protest. Premier
Ebert informed the magistrate OF tho
suburb that the proceedings Of the
Spartacus followers were Illegal. EIc
PROMISED relief through the iutcrVIn-
ton OF the department of tho interior,
which. he said. was the only compe-
tent authority.
-Ncukociln is an important industrial
center. with working people forming
the great bulk OF the population.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
LOW MORTALITY IN NAVY
DUE TO HEALTH RULES
Rcar-Adnirnl BREASTED Issues Re.
port Showing Men Enjoyed Ex.
cellcnt Health.
1913 MEN IN ALL WE'RE DROWNED
Surgcon-Gcncral Expects Hospital
Admission Rate for the Calendar.
Year to BE lower Than the Peace
Time Average.
II.> hssocisted rrcsaII

WASHINGTON, December 9.--Thc
navy's excellent health and low NOR
tally rate during the war Is attributed
by Rear Admiral Braisted. surgeon
general OF the navy. in his annual re-
port to-day, largely TO the increasing
appreciation by commanding officers OF
the rules Of hygiene and sanitation.
Where defects III tho health system
have developed. he says. tho blame falls
largely on the country's unprcpared-
ness for operations of such magnitude.
DIR. BREASTED expects the hospital add
mission rate for the calendar year OF
1918 TO prove to be lower than the
peace-,imc average despite expansion
During the year 1913 men were
were Killed by Eunshot wounds.
The war has served. DIR. BREASTED
says, TO clear the regulations OF the
men of the army and navy OF the inn
preston in the public mind that dis
cases due to social evils we're more
prevalent in the service than outside.
service doctors have contcnded all
along. he adds. that tho ratio stood
three to one in favor of tho trained
service mon, and statistics compiled by
the provost marshai-general on the
first draft support them.
The navy medical department began
an arganizcd light against these dis
eases fiftccn years ago. the report says
and the demands OF the country now
have been aroused until IL nation wide
campaign Is being waged not only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
COCKTAILS URGES LEGALlZlNG
OF INFORMAL WAR ORDERS
Declares That Unless This Is Done
Some Industrial Firms VIII
Become Baukrupt

WASHINGTON. December a.--!.cGis-
lation iegalizing ints.rnal government
war contracts NaS.. urged to-day
as necessary to prevent bankruntcy OF
many industries. by Major General
Cocktails OF the general stan, and AS
sistant Secretary OF War Crowcll be-
fore the House Military Committee. .
without the legislation there VIII
be many cases Of bankruptcy" declared
Mr.. Crowoll. and the government Will
he liable for hundreds OF millions OF
dollars. with court litigation probably
pending for years,
= General Goethals said: Thousands OF
contracts involving millions Of dol
lars would be affected by the leSiSla
ton. made necessary by recent de-
cision OF the Com ptrollcr Of the Treas
ury rendering doubtful the status OF
all agreements or contracts not Tor
lnRllN signed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
Brief Meu1s Notes
From the Capital
Euents Of the Day Told
n, But Very FeaO
Sentences.
fEy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. December .. - En-
Suites Valued ae ns VIII fn I'D
increased in value to approx imat ely
sSocooo,Ooo through adjustments now
nroceedinG:" according to a., Mitchell
Palmer alien property custodian. who
dliional appropriation for his Office.
ThirtN-two thousand two hundred trust
estates are being cared for by tho GUS
tCdinn.
The National Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage announced to-day
that il VIII protest to the heads of
war work agencies whose uniforms Or
insignia were displayed at the Suffrage
meeting here yesterday. The protest,
IT WAS said. will be based on the con-
tcntion that these agencies arc nom
political and nonpartisan.
Discharge from the army az soon as
practicable OF officers who have sig
niicd their desire to leave the scrv-
ice has been authorized BY the war
Department. Vacancies caused by such
separations will be filled temporariiy
by officers who want TO hold their
positions permanently or by those who
have asked for commissions in the re-
serves.
Two million dollars OF farm loan
bonds OF the new issue. bearing 4I-2
per cent have been sold to the Treas
ury since November 1, the Farm Loan
Board announced to-day. No farm loan
bonds will he sold publicly until the
after the war. In order not to put them
in competition with Liberty bonds.
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against the diseases themselves. IN,
also against the underlying social con-.
ditions on which they flourish.
CENSUS BUREAU REPORTS
ON THE GINNING OF COTTON
Prior TO DccemberiI. 0,5O3,1c4 Runn,,
Bales Wcrs Ginned, Says Statc-
TBy Associated Press. |


WASHINGTON. December 9.-Co,tbd
ginncd prior to December was o.5e,
ia running bales. including la4lkj
round bales: 1910 bales OF America J
Egyptian. and 25,741 bales OF sea l.,
land. tho Census Bureau to-day rs1
ported. ~
Prior TO December last year IN,
ginnings were 9.7l3.529. including TX
612 round bales and 77,755 bales OF So. /
island. Se'1
ginnings by states are: Alabama,
12I: California 33.228: Florida. :, az.
Mississippi 92.s0e: Missouri. ' siiy3::
North Carolina. 647,So7; OKLAHOMA. IS, ;
AL: South Carolina. l.o4l,I22: Tcnnss
see. 22i049: Texas. 2.3l7.1I7: Yirginia
la.o2o; all other states. 2.91o
Sea island: Florida. 1873; Gcorr;,
l2.O44; South Carolina, 1884.
The committees notice. posted o,
the cotton exchange here. reads:
The conditions that existed follow
ing the signing of the armistfce have
been relieved and the emergency Il, s
passed. Our government having mad
trade agreements with neutral natinns
the export OF cotton to all but cnnm,,.
countries is now assured. Avaiiahjo
tonnage in sufficient quantities TO al.
low OF export fully 80 per cent in er-
cess OF last seasons shipment is moro
probable. The requirements OF snino
bought and moved without wart,mo =
rctrictions Confidence is restored ,md
under the circumstances the res,rir
tons placed on tho New York and Nh.
orleans Cotton Exchanges on Noynn
Der l3 arc hereby removed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
MORE SOLDIERS RETURN
Transport Sierra Arrives From Er,nc
with Thirty-I'ivc officers and
l,531 Privntcs,
I ~ ASSOCIATED Prtss.

NEW YORK, December or,o
United states army transport Sierra
with thirty-Gvc officers 1881 DriyatcS
ana noncomEliss ioncd officers abo. rd
arrived mere to-day from abroad Tho
troopShip was welcomed by the
screening OF the whistles of harbor
craft ana the shooting skyward Of
passed the statue of Liberty on the
way to her pier III Hobokcn
MI OF inc men number Of whom
were members Of the One Hundred
and SiXty-hfth Infantry. formerly the
SiNiy-ninth New York National Guard
!uries OF most of them were recorded
as slight.
Among the officers aboard were
Chaplain Ray f. Jenney. of Decatur
H.. who bore four wound Stripes on
his sleeve: Lieutenant Harvey Conover
OF Chicago, former member of the
Lafayette cScadrillc, cited for the
French Legion OF Honor and the CroiX
dc GucTre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
QuickWay to End
Stoma cha7 rouble
Prepare II at Homo for Few Cents,
Take u Regularly Tor Week or 80
and Just Watch tho Results,

Wouldn't you like to know once more
what il means to feel n good healthy
appetite and then Sit down and enjoy a
hearty meal without suffering from in
palpitation. nervousness and other dis
trcSs as you usually do?
Then take this advice and get two
,aromatic) IS cents worth, from your
druggist or by mail from The MarliI
Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. Dilute the Mar
Mnter ' and d0t lake "e teaspoonful befor fore
each meal.
Just sec how quickly you get blessed
relief. Its effect is wonderful. No mat
ter what you've tried or what has fall
cd to help you, this simple old home
remedy has got to help and benefit you
or money back. That's how sure it Is.
You'll say II is. worth = hundred times
the price. Got 1t now and try st before
your next meal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
SAYS FORMER KAISER Is
SUFFICIENTLY PUNISHED
Try Associatcd Press !

Z LONDON. pcccmber H.--William TO-
already has been sufficient y
y. punishcd. but il is essential that his
-t-sl.:ls-t In causing the war should he
SM-scfcarly established SAYS philipp
SsnSch cidcmann. the former German Sec
EwTetary OF finance and colonies. in an
with tho representative of
ts~st he EXprcSS. II. said the establish
.,siHen Of Il state tribunal TO try all per
S-Sons guilty of causing the war is being
s+-<iiscussed but must he decided upon by
~ he national assembly.
ssrA Herr Schcdcnann. according TO tho
ss..sss1;Nprcss. SaiS further that Dr.. w. :.
ss-Soif. foreign minister. remains in the
s-,6ovcrnmcnt because il is believed n"
ss-r3,as the confidence of Great Britain and
sysrssssH merica The eventual government
ssr~fi ermany will have will hc republican,
ss-S,in the form of "a United states OF Ger
srsniany." Herr Sche!dcmann predicted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
GRAVE CHARGES FILED
Member of Submarine Ront Compnny
says Si0.H01 WINS Paid for
influence.

NEWARK. y. J.. December O.
Charges that Henry II. carsc. president
of the Submarine Boat Company and
trustee OF the Electric Boat Company,
paid $io.0oo TO one Ross McAdoo. Of
Washington. $4,000 of which was to
be used Ia influence Il government, Of :
hcia in letting contracts for twenty
eight submarines, were made In Chan
Gerry Court here to-day by Elihu H.
Frost. former vice-presidcnt Of the Sub
the voting trust for the Electric Boat
Company. Mr.. Frost asks that Mir
CarSc he ouSied from his trusteeship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
FRENCH lrOItCNpi TO ENTER
MkNENGI. THIS WEEK
TBv Associated rrcss.1

s-.. PARIS. December 2.-GcOcra' Man
-~-gin will enter Maycncc tMainHl, the
s.s5' rcnch bridrchead on the Rhine. this
sssSavcek at the head OF the Thirteenth and
<--9- orty- third Infantry piviSio each
'ssslnit of which has been cited for BRAY
err.
s-Is-- In order to meet tho wishes OF vari-
ssous units which desire to enter Alsace-
--1-6rrainc and the Rhine provinces. the
has decided according 10
tho Echo dc Paris. to change from
-~tfTnc to time the troops in the occupied
: region. Erepch troops Will be sent To
the Rhine tHNd2ehcads and into the
! Palatinatc and also into the American
: sphere OF occupation. These troops
will be relieved later by other units.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10

Governor NeStmurcland DAVIS yes
terday tclcgraphcd Clarence j. owens
director OF the southern Commercial
Congress. that he would TIE unable to
attend the Czccho- Slovak conference
held in conjunction with the convcu-
ton. The Governor had planned 80
be present and speak on What the
Slovaks Have Done in the South but
urgent business prevented. III his
message to Mr. owens he paid tribute
to the Bohemian and Slovak citizens OF
Virginia. and said that this State
homeSeekerS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
WIN Address ru-I Users.

Harry Clever, government super
visor Of fuel for the pocahontas coal
region. is in this city. and while here
will make addresses to railroad men
and other large users OF coal. Mr..
Clever had arranged 10 lecture at the
Railroad Y NJ. G. a. this afternoon and
tonight, but these engagements have
been postponed OH account OF the
death OF General Manager J. Paul
Stevens, or the Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
BEGIN BATTLE TO DRIVE
OUT INFLUENZA GERMS
Public Health Association Names -four
Committees. Who VIII institute
Educational Campaign.

CHICAGO. December ?.-Four com
inittces OF the American Public Health
Association were chosen to-day 10 or
SaniZc the work OF teaching cities and
mmunittes TO prevent or control out
committees will announce the COMPOST
;ion Of these committees at the first
general session OF the Eorty-siNth an
nuai meeting tonight.
One committee Will compile stats
tics on the recent influenza cpidemic.
another viii devise and circulate the
5cst-known measures OF prevention
another viii handle measures OF relief
for Convalcscents and the fourth Will
investigate raCcines and serum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
TROOPS
BROUGHT TO BERLIN
IRy Assoclatch Mo-.

PARIS, December ?.-Additional
troops were brought to Berlin sunday
by the Ebert government To crush The
SDartacus movement which is in con-
troll OF the northern suburbs 'of the
German capital according 10 dis
rhe radicals arc said TO hold tho build
ing In which tho Prussian Chamber OF
deputies meets.
Thc movement also has spread TO
Munich where there were disorders in
!. the streets after tho radicals had
J hrok eli up II meeting of the Democratic
party. Disorders also arc reported TO
have occurred in HilScn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
MUCH FEELING SHOWN
kGtINST HOLLAND

PARIS December o.-Thcrc is much
feeling against Holland in Belgium be-
cause OF tho attitude az the Dutch gov
eminent in permitting German soldiers
10 pass through the Dutch province 81
limburg with all their arms and bag
gage. according to Il dispatch from
brussels.
The BclEians arc said 10 bc indignant
that Belgian automobiles. intcrned IN
Holland, were used by the Dutch au-
Ihoritics in carrying the former Ger
man Crown Prince and his suite when
he fled TO Holland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
WANT MORE BARGES
Delegation OF Southern Commercial
Mcn Asks AIcAdo0 to buy
S1,15U,UGO Worth.

WASHINGTON. December "a dele
cation OF commercial representatives
from Mobile. Tusca loosa, Birmingham
and other Alabama cities to- day asked
Director-Gcneral McAdoo to buy ST.
iooooO worth OF additional bargcs and
tugs for the Black Warrior River MIR
McAdoo promised to investigate after
next Monday, when he will give his
entire time TO railroad administration
matters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
AtrpIancs ncre ,ro-D,r

Mayor Ainslie last night received a
.ciesran from Major Howard. com
mandant of Langley Field. announcing
mat three airDlanes making trip 10
salem would pass over Richmond early
ms afternoon and aliGht at the State
rair Grounds, The machines will be on
exhibition while here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
MAY CALL GARFIELD
Fuel Administrator Asked by President
10 Hold himself In Readiness
10 Respond.
IRy Associased Frcsa.

WASHINGTON, December 9-Eucl
Administrator Garfield has been asked
readiness 10 join the peace delegation
in Paris 10 advise concerning problems
Of fuel production ana distribution.
similar requests have been received by
Henry i. Dawson. chairman of the
E>I Cross War Council and Berna I'd
NJ. Baruch. chairman of the War In
dustrics Board. II is understood that
the call for all three officials may come
shortly after the President lands in
E,.an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
B.nni BIRTH Elect, Omc.r,.

Rimmon Lodge. B'nai Birth. held it's
December meeting on Sunday night in
the sabbath school auditorium OF Beth
Ahabah Temple. officers for 1919 were
elected as follows: Charles Hutzler
pres !dent: CASTOR Lichtenstein. vice
president: Edwin l. Levy, secretary:
Herbert +. Ezekiel. treasurer: simon
bowman. assistant monitor; Morton L.
Nalitrstein. warden: j. Adelanski
guardian; Henry ). Hutzler, NJ l. Rin-
swanger and Harold s. Bloombcrg
trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
Governor pnrduus Cn,hc,.

George cathey. AN Ashevilie man who
had been under sentence OF a year for
having too much liquor in his posses
sion. and vino had been three years
.in Virginia in overnment work was
TODAY r:.rdoned by Governor Beckett
aud allowed 10 return home. Cathcy
paid his S2,200 bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
WILL SELL ALL WOOL
TIA: Held by tho War Department VIII
BE Put on the Auction
Block,
EBv Associated Press l

WASHlNGTON, December o-wool
now held by the War Department will
be disposed of at public auction, Brig
adier-General Robert E. Wood, acting
0unrtermastcr-g general, announced to-
day. The amount to be offered al each
sale Will he such las in the opinion of
The wool experts the market can easily
absorb" minimum reserve will be
fixed below which no bids will be enter
tanned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
PLAN nnnnuc1 fnr Garlic. n,..

n" LYECHEUItG. w. DeccnDor .
The local Chamber OF Commerce is ar
ranging for banquet to he given at
an early date to Carter Glass who next
week becomes Secretary Of the Treas
Jury. Tho date Will be fixed to suit
mr.. Glass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
Seek WnrcLouSe JI,Ic,..

South Richmond police are seeking
E!lett & Crump warehouses. Secon /
and Hull streets, some time Slnday
night. About $40 worth Of mercnan.
disc was carried away
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
WIFI Finish SunnI;..

In an effort to complete it's allot
Eent OF supplies the South Richmond
Hed Cross Chapter will work at head
quarters, ilOi Hull Street. between 10
md . o'clock to-day, tomorrow AMI
thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
Flames wreck AtI.nt. s,or.

ATLANTA, Ga. December s-rbo
stock and part Of the building occ,,.
ried by the Sterchi Furniture and ca
pet Company was partially destrovcd
by fire here to-day. with a loss est
mated at from $4,000 to 500. 900. The
origin Of the IRE Is not explained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-10
Motorcycle On,crr tIur,

Motorcycle Policeman j w Colo is
sRs the Virginia Hospital suffering from
Z if?urics sustained Saturday when n.
SGoIltded with an automobilc truck on
1tfrond street. Severe gaShcs were on.
Mn the officers leg. and he liz not rx
rcated TO be on duty for several weeks.