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Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
INSTRUMENTATION

-g8er mrio ii6 mebr frelten, ols
Oie fleinen uno groBen &inOerl 8eib-
no6ten miro fem Set iein, bag Der
SiiBigfeiten entbebren muB. yead)-
Dem Der 8onn ouf 3uder aufgeboben
lit, peroen Candies in reidcn Ween=
gen 5u @ebote iteben.
Dem bieiigen Garfield Soipitol
lit elm rei6es 2egat 3ugefallen: Srou
SeIen SO. MaderD bat Demlelben
$4,000 in ibrem Geitament Dermoht.
Oofilr ion in Dem Solpital elm
.SeIen Malera 3inmer~ eingerid-
tet lpcroet. gcnefi3ianten lolen IN
erter 2inie aIliiifer Iein.
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mnter3ei9net, oer3ufolge ale oieieni-
gen, 0eren Gamen bon Der Gipil Ser
piee Bite geitri6en iino, mieoer nuf
Oieielbe bebufs @ieOeranltellune ge=
iebt merben f0nner. 9a5ll lit ober
cine @mpfeblung 0cs 8iiros, in Dem
fie friiber bei1dftigt mareL n0tig.
Sbre 86blbarfeit fir Elm 9mt miro
cin Sobr beltebel.
-9laem Mn11ein na6 miro Ole
@e9aItserbobnng ooer better Ser So
nus, Der in Sobe bon $3.50 in bic
fem Sabre sen NegierungSangelteG-
ten ge3oblt miro, olt1 i'm nGGlten
Sisfaljabrc bcIteben blcibel. Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iinO itd 6iern-
lin 0oritber einig, bob Die boben Sc
ben8mittelpreiie bic 8cibebaltung IA.
tcgoriiA foroern.
Gin l6oobafter @aSbabn perrr-
1ad)te Sen Goo bon 6rou 2ena Seba-
Itiau.. Sbre W1ntter, 6rau &atbori-
ma aopfmafl in Deren Saltie Srau
labaltiail woDhfe, mltroc Ourd ben
intenliDcn @a8qerlth I'M @ouie ouf-I
gcit6rt. sic cling oemielbcn nod
ltno fdn0 ibrc Sodter tot am 8ooen.
lie9eno. Ser Coroner Itelte elm
3elgni8 ouf 500 our6 unfoa aus.
Sic 2anoer, in 0enen Der &rieg
Qeto6t bat, ueroen longe Set 0n5n
gcbrouGen I'M Die olten 8erbdltnii
Te INSTRUMENTATION. lleberaa miro
sic &efonitruftionsarbeit iobalO nls
tunlit6 ciniesen. Stalien bat nun ei-.
nc @plnmi1iion bierbergelanOt, melde
D~orarbeiten iou, INN Die Siilfc Ime=
rifaS fiir oie1e &cfonItruftion 5u ere
balten.
95n miGtiger 0iplomatiihcr Meii.
1ion ipeiltt Der foiierlid iaponii6e
gSrin5 @igaihiS uibimi bier. Sice-
@raIioelt MorIbaa empfing i'm on
Gtelc bon g%Srdiioent 8ilion uno CAB
ION 81 Gbren Elm 2un6eon- In6
ner &onslcr oes Staotsoepartemcnts,
&err Sronf 8. Golt, beuirtete i'm
Del eiaem Iol6en. SEER 8oIf peutritt
octt obmeisaoen Staatsiefretdr Gam
fling.
-9rrtl einen iiberbei5ten Sfen
entitano Gadts sSeuer I'M Ilton Zip
ortmentbalts, IS StraBe uno Sopfins
9Slocc. Ger ourd Dos 5euer Derur-
{adtc Aaud) mltr0e bon Den Marine-
ioIooten 8elt nnb Serte mabrgenom-
men, Die iofort einen 4larm abgoben
Ia0 iid an bic &ettung Der 8eipob-
iler madten, Die meiltenS IN ibren
81 .lAtfleioern ooS Saus perlaiien
WaBten.
SIN Capitol 8arf &oteY iuuroen
g. sc. &flegcr ltnO 6rou Gpclpn Mp-
crS, nohOcm ie am Gage oprber che
IG) berbun0cn parel1, herhaftet unO
,tlter Die anflage Ger 8igamie ge-
fteQt. Scr Gbemom ser Srau Mp-
crs, Sarrp S. Mpers, ipor I'M Octet
tibbiiro anlpeieno unn mar groBber<
3ig gerlu9, Der r~ngctreuen Satin
@eIo fir ibren Bro3eB uiip. sur Ser
iiiGung 81 itellen. Srau MDerg
nobm oalIelbe aber niht an.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13

feierte Die GrIte Eeformierte Stride
ibr fiinf8iejdbriges SitbiIdltm ltno
5ugIeid Die 8eibe ibres neten Got.
tesbauies. 2eioer lpor ms Dies 51t
|ierer 3eit poI1ig unbefannt, aud bon
ben @emeinoeglieoern cling inns pe-
Der cine InfiinOigung nod Elm Be
|ri6t 81; mir miiiien uns Oesbolb nit
Ger5ei6nung Der nadten Satio6e
bier begniigen, mas mir aufrihtig
beoouern.
Goblin Moteu, ein forbiger
|&robe, NOR, pie mir fiir5lih beridD-
teten unter Elm Alatomobil gefom-
men uilo bette babel ieinen Coo ge-
funoen. Der &nabe Dergnitgte lih
init Sfates uno iu1te Elm 2aufbrett
Oes 9lutos 81 erfoiien, Inn iidj 8iebett
al lailen. Sci oielem @eriuh fiel
er un0 geriet inter 0as Alito, Def
|ien zines Sinterra0 ilber i'm binipeg-
.ging. Die GoronerS SStrb entln1tete
ben 5iibrer oes 9(lttoS, HobertSma
mooo, bon jeoer Observation-Disclosures.
-Serr @altcr 81. 8roip1l 8r6ii-
Dent oes 8ooro Of Srabe, bat al
ben Disqualification Woribaa, oen
ISpeofer Glarf u1l0 an Die Oiltrifts-
fommiiiore Elm Sdreiben eeridtet, III
Dem er 5tt @uniten elmer 5rieoensfei-
Ier eilttritt, oeren Datum nn0 Gba-
rnfter bonn &onqreB beItimmt meroen
.fple. gr ipiinldt Die Seier natiirIid)
bier, in @aibington ob9ebolten 8u ie-
ben, ober es ioG nidt cine lofole,
ipnbern cine rationale, am lieblten
intcrnationale 5eier iein.
-5roitrig ober fpobrl Gm Cams
tag, Ben 80. Ropcmber, nadtS IL
llbr, baben bic 8roller oes 2an0es
init Dent 8rmlen oilfboren miiIIen.i
Die Gerfiiguilq, oiellripriinglidl bonn
8raii0enten aIg cine 2ricgSmaBregeI
t2rloiIen mar, Inn @etreioc 81 iparen,
6leibt, trotoen1 Der &rieg proftild 5u
.Gnoc lit, bod beiteben, oo oas &omi=
te, oos ieiner 3cit oos Serbot Oes
8rouens befiirportete, ii6 nidt oa6lt
beriteben fam, cine &ioerrtfung ser
Gerfiigung al eriuirfen.
Ser @or Camp Community
Serpice b%eabiidtigt, in Oieiem Sabre
Den gr0Bten @eibna6tsboltm %ouf5u-
IteQcn Der je in @oIbinqton gcieben
moroen lit. Der Baum loll Dor oent
Capitol 6t lteben fommen. Damit
ioIlen Seiern uno S6altItellungen al
Ter Dirt perbunoen peroen, nno oieie
ioaen an jeoem Ibeno Der ISOLDE bonn
"a. bis 81. December rings lin Ben
'8num Dor iid geben. Salr ieoe 8ilr-
gergeiellidoft Der Staot miro iidJ on
Ger @eronltoltun9 beteiligen.
Ger &olisci lit icbr picl ooroll
|geIegen eines gelpiIien 2erop @ud=
|inebom Gobboft 5li merOen. 9ieIer
|ipor in Scr Oitrift Notional @anf
'als 8otc onqeltelt unb lit inter Mit-
|nabme bon $4,000 in8aar uno $4,000
i'm Chefs perlhipunoen. @r pdr
|ausgeididt mor0eL I'M Oielc Sium=
men al foleftieretL mas er andl &C.
|tan bat, ipie Illfrogen PEI Den oroc=
ren 8anfen erqeben bobelt. eSn Ben
|lebten Sogen ioa or iebr nieocrge-
geruaien fem unO fallm nit je-
monoem gelproden boben.
-Drei Geqer betraten nenlid
Mbenbs Sen 2ooen bon @be Silber
mann, so sc StraBe, S.-@., Der
li1 olein in oemielben befanb. Sic
|8oqen ibrc Geonlper. nn0 mabreno
5lpei i'm Oomit i'm Sdad biclten, ent-
leerte ser brittle bas Gaibregilter-
|NaGoem Damn nod ieoer einenS duB.
bon oenen elmer SiIncrman ins 8cin
|trat obgefeuert hate, perlieBen iic
|0cn 2ooer. Silperman iuuroe ins
|GmergncD SoipitoI ebrod)t, nahoem
er cine quite 8eidreibung ieiner In-
nrnifrr npnphp11 hntte
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
@aibinston Sid aelief.

Die i1brlide @eneroIperiomm.
lung finoet om 16. DECEMBER B. s.
i'm 8oibington Sdngerbuno, 314 s
tr.S q. @. itott. Die MiteIieoer
iino criudt, piinftIid uno 8obIreidl
8li erlheinen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
9iitrift 100, Beneficial llniun.

@egen ser 8eibnadtsfciertaqc
finoct sic monotlide Geriommllulg
idon am 0onnerstag, Sen 10. 5. sc.
I'M 8ereinslofaI, 922 $50. Npe.. g.,
50, ltott. Die Mitalieocr iino BRING
emo gebeten 5lt erideincn, oa Die j6br
Iide 9eolntempobl a~bgebalten miro.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
GunnOeliid ent6eriidc 3iunS.airdc

Rihoro S6nliot, 9oitor.
9aiomtdglidl GonntagSidnle Inn
H10 llbr bormittags.
0euti6er @ottesOicnlt cOenS onG.
tag 10 llbr pprmittogs.
Gnglii6er GottesoienIt all jcoen
.Sonntog I'm II llbr mor9ens inc
.7.45 llbr abenos.
2utber 2igo @o6enonoadt fiji
ieoen 8onncrstog 9f6enl
I'm 7,45 llbr.
aonfirnlon0en llnterri6t jeocf
0tontag uno 9onncrsteg abeno8
llbr.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
Nng ncm @ereinsfreiicn

Nadrl&isn fir eiele Srale maTtn Bis lp6ttfens Mitt.
nod Rittaas Ia uHlertr Metattipn itin, penn ie in er
Ncde Aufnahme fnten fcuen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
Mae Sortem falter MnfIdnitt
guAlers, Is 9iisas MOrft.
@crinmmInngen in Der fommeuSen
&aAc:

sc ontag:
ng3ilbelm Sell llnterltibun9s~Ws-
lelidaft~; in 922 ga. Gpe. N.-8.
Dienstog:
ugrmilnius 2oge go. 25", S. u.
81. 80; i'm Nefp Maionic Sempel,
13tc Str. uio Seem Sort ape.
Columbia 8ralier &ranfen Inter
itiibungS-8 ercin; 922 8a. Slbe H.@.
Mittmo9:
Observation-Disclosures llnterItiisungs-
Gerein"; in 922 ga. Iberlte SIS.
Gnmstag:
ul1nterItiiBungsbuno, 9fitrift geo.
no.; in 922 ga. penue N.@.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
9iltrift NO. 40, Beneficial lluiun.

Die om Mittlpod, Den 4. DeSems
Der obgeboltcnc jdbrli6e General.
beriommluta mo Senmtcnmobl bonn
I0iitrift $50. 40 mar lebr gut beilld)t.
Gr1iiOent Mor Der er0ffnete nno lei
tete bic &eriantmlimg. Sefret6r s.
Meininger protofollierte. 8ice.@ SRA.
iioent 2ouis 8auer If. fonntc zines
ltnfulcs bal6er nidt onpeieno iein.
Inter onoercm lpltroe bei6lolien, oil.
|Ber Der regelmdBigen Geriommlrlng
om J.. Mittpod, nod cine 3lpeitc,
uno 5lpor an jeOem 3ten SomStog
I'M Wpnnt, ob5l6altell.
Die 8eomtenmobl bate folgcn0cs
Neiultaf:
GrGiioe1t: @mil Spobn,
%i3c. Yr0iioeit: Morin @iQc;
ScfretGr: Sobn Weininger;
Shabineiiter: emma @ommcl;
Tiihrer: Sran5isca ShIahtcr;
9lufiebcr: Gotie Bauer;
Grultec fir 3 Sabre: &idaro Sorn
9ls 0eplitp muroe Der Supremc-
Sermnltlrng Ser Sobn Meininger
e~nbfoblen.
Nnd Der Grlcoiguna Der @elhGftc
blic6 man nod in geielliger l1nterbol-
tllng eine aeitlang beiiammen.
Washington Journal., 1918-12-13
Bebmrtcn:

Mnrtin lino Margarct 9el0, Mao-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
CHARGED WITH STEALING
VOUCHER FOR S187,008.40
Charles r. Mailman, of Victoria
Held for Federal Grand
Jury.
BROTHER In NAVY DEPARTMENT
Voucher for Repairs on Ships, Stolen
From Mail, Found In Possession
Of Waltman-Wrote Brother to
Have Nothing to Do With Ii.

Charles r. Waltman PROSPEROUS
lumberman. OF Victoria, was yesterday
given hearing before Commissioner
Flesenheimer on the charge OF con-
spiracy in an attempt TO dcfraud the
united States government out Of $751;
0OS40 by feloniousiy stealing a ccrti-
hcate and voucher OF a duplicate origl-
nal bill drawn on the w. r. Morse Dry
DOCK and Repair Company. Waltma n
was represented by State Senator
George +. Allen. OF Lunenburg County.
Commissioner Flegenhcimer found
sufhcient evidence to hold the defend :
ant and sent him on to appear before
the grand jury in the District Of Col
umpia on Juno 10. He was released
on si,400 bail. Mailman was arrested
Yesterday by Federal Agent Wright. of
inc District OF Columbia. and Deputy
Marshaii Harrison and brought 10 Rich
mona Tor preliminary hearing.
special Agent Wright said that Clyde
Waltman. brother to the defendant.
was employed in the Navy Department
IN " ashington in charge OF handling
vouchers for repairs on ships. The
original voucher was stolen from the
mails and aftcrward found in the nos
session OF Waltman. In the meantime
duplicate voucher has been Issued
and paid. When Clyde Mailman was
arrested. letter was found among
the papers in his possession from his
brother. Charles T.. Mailman. which
resulted in the arrest OF the Victoria
man. Charles l.. waltman. who Is n
prosperous lumbcrman Of Victoria
where he has lived for eight years
says that he advised his brother to
have nothing to do with the vouchers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04

zens of Richmond asking their aid and
cooperation and reminding tho public
OF its duty in this matter.
Any person who knows anything
of collision between the police and
bootleggers, or who Is merely sus-
picious of some wronsdoing. or who
knows of anyone who nay have this
knowledge, is asked to come forward
at this time" said MIR. Wise. This
is the time for people who know any
thing TO speak. They not only owe
this to the citizens OF Richmond but
it is their duty to tell what they know.
We are going to the bottom OF this
case, and We want all the information
possible. l appeal to any citizen who
may be OF assistance in Kidding tho
city OF prohibition law violations to
come forward at once"
BELIEVE RESULTS WILL
RE FAR-REACHING
The grand Jury went TO work on its
investigation earnestly yesterday al
ternoon and many who feared to haz-
ard forecast on the results OF in
Guiry earlier in the day last night pro-
fessed to be satisfied that the probe
would have far-reachinE results. Some
inclined to doubt that indictments will
be returned against members OF the
Police Department and civilians on tho
charge OF collusion with Illicit whisky
traffic. However. even the most skep-
teal are inclined to believe that tho
effects of the grand jury investigation
and it's recommendations will be so
influential and powerful that an up
heaval will be forthcoming in short
time Several prominent men who are
in position to know last night pre-
dicted that as result OF this probe
n number Of indictments would be re-
turned.
Members OF the grand jury are as
follows: Arthur B. Clarke (foreman)
S. +. Cowardin. r. II. Hardesty. H. w.
Rountree. S f. Bishop. S. T. Beveridgc
and James T. Parkinson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
SCHOONER COLE SUNK OFF
NEW JERSEY HIGuI.AHDS
tBy Associated Pres,


NEW YORK. June 3.-Accordjnr IN
the survivors the Edward II. Cole was
sunk seventy-five miles Off the High
lands of New Jersey yesterday after
noon.
Two submarines attacked the Cole.
according to the commander of the
vessel. Captain Newcomb. They an
peared simultaneously. one on each
SIDE or the vessel. and siEnalcd the
captain TO heave TO. The commander
o. one OF the submarines then boarded
the schooner in small boat and gave
the crew ten minutes to leave the
ship.
The crew took to their own boats
Immediately. and the German sailors
then planted bombs on the vessel and
blew her up.
Just before tho explosion occurred
an American steamship appeared in
the oftlng, and the U-boat immediately
gave chase.
The last Captain Newcomb saw o.,
tne steamer she was making off at
full speed.
The crew OF tho Edward II. Cole
was subsequently picked up bv
an American auxiliary naval vessel
brought TO an Atlantic port last might
ana thence sent here by train. They
were taken In charge by navy officials
mo auxiliary vessel carrying the
reward II. Coles crew was pursued
by the submarine. but escaped nv
taxing refuge in the Atlantic port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS
GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO
DRIVE DILL CARE ANAx

TO drive duh care away" one
should by all means see the inimitab Die
Frances White. who. with William
ROCK. Jack Gardener and the New
York Clcf Club of players and sing
ers Is now playing a return engage
inent at the Academy OF Music. The
ono nights performance OF month
ago was unusually well received. SO
much so. indeed. that Mr.. Rock de.
c!ded upon three days engagement
mere before opening In Boston This
gives Richmondites an opportunity TO
SEQ this famous little star who has de-
lighted New York for two years and
''ho has captured the hearts and pens
81 all the theatrical critics
"hether In her simple country get
up singing the song which she has
mace famous, mississippi" or as the
chinese maid. or as Miss Columbia in
her dance with Mr.. Rock as French
veteran. or as the small boy in ragged
clothes, or in her more elaborate cos
tunes. Miss White is always inimtta
ole ana irresistible. always saucy
niue spritc. dainty and piouant ro
suish and frolicksome. She is tho in
carnation OF Puck and direct de.
scendant OF all the rest Of the mixes
brownies and fairies Of our childhood
MI Rock appears in an endless ar
ray OF character sketches and inner
sonations. sailor. Scotchman. aped
dandy, Ch!naman society man, Rim Van
Winkle Ito mention a few OF them)
singing and dancing with his well,
known and far-famed ability. He evil
IDENTIFY works harder. as he says, of the
stage than on. making all the necessary
changes OF costume
me Clef Club carried the house with
them In their orchestral numbers and
IN their negro camp-meetins songs:
the trombonist is an artist OF no mean:
ability; the pianist did some exceptional
playing on nearly dumb piano. SO much
so that when the orch stra struck up,
MS part was in pantomime. The must
cal features were unoucs tiona bly,
unique and given with a swing and a
spirit that made them decidedly en-
joyable.
Mr.. Rock. in arranging his produc-
ton. has far exceeded the variety and
interest which one might expect from
SO condensed a company, but SO YER
satile do he and Miss White prove
themselves that nothing Is lacking in a
performance of admirable quality and
abundant quantity. Mr.. Gardener, in
his songs and stories. contributed to
enliven otherwise dull spots in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
INVESTIGATING ACCIDENT
Police Look Into CIrcumAtnnc.. s1r.
rounding Injury TO Two De-
tective SerEeants

Major Sherry. Chief OF Police, stated
last night that the automobile acct
dent IN which Louis Cohen, a clerk.
ana Detective Sergeants J. f. Willy
. Louis kellam were injured last
Thursday night, was being investIpated
by captain OF Detective wrights de-
partment as matter OF course. He
said that when he visited the scene OF
the accident shortly after 1T occurred.
there was nothing to Indicate that II
was other than mishap. The chief
sara thnt II was being investigated for
the purpose OF finding out how IL han
pcned and TO make plain all clrcum
stances surrounding 1t. In view Of tho
fact that TWO OF the principals were
members OF his department. Cohen
was the worst injured OF the trio.
while keIiam and willy sustained
minor bruises they are still confined
TO their homes, II wan learned last
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
WRGINlAN AMONG LOST
Three Officers md Tventy-three En-
linted Men Die With the
prcstdcnt Lincoln

WASHINGTON. June 3-Three Of
lcers and twenty-thrce enlisted men
OF the navy were reported missing to-
day from the torpedoed America n
transport President Lincoln. One Of
icer was captured by the submarine.
Lieutenant Edouard V. NJ Isaacs, of
Fort Huaobuca, AriZ., was tho officer
captured by the U-boat Surgeon Lind :
say c. Whiteside. Lehighton, Pa: AS
sistant Paymaster Andrew Mowat.
Newport, r. l.; and Assistant Pay
master J. Z. Ardston are the missing.
Ardson's name does not appear on the
record. and there probably was an
error in its transmission.
Among the enlisted men reported
missing are: G. r. johnson. Decatur,
Tenn; George r. Hoffman. Ridley Park.
Va: Frederick w. Wilson. Jr.. Denison.
Tex; Arthur T. Jefferson, Jacksonville.
Fla: Robert S. walker. Chattanooga.
Tenn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
Stomach Misery
Get Rid Of That Sourness, Gas
and INDIGESTION.

When your stoma CHI is out Of order
or run down. your food doesn't digest.
1t ferments in your stomach and forms
gas, which causes sourness. heartburn,
foul breath. pain at pit OF stomach and
many other miserable symptoms.
,oyf,Ii relief In Ave minutes: Il taken
regularly for two weeks they will turn
your habby, sour, tired out stomach
into a sweet, energetic, perfect work
ing one.
You can't be very strong and Wig
orous II your food only half digests.
Your appetite will go and nausea. dir
illness, biliouSneSS, nervousness. sick
headache and constipation Will follow.
Mi-o-na stomach tablets are small
and easy to swallow. and are guaran-
teed to Danish Indigestion and any or
all OF the above symptoms or money
back. For sale by Tragic Drug Co. and
all leading Enthusiastically.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
WE'RE ON HUNT cOR
AMERICAN TRANSPORTS

WASHINGTON. June 3-The sub
marines were undoubtedly looking for
American transports Having been
checked by the American destroyer
fotilla in the war zone. the German
Admiralty apparently has concluded to
carry the submarine warfare to the
doors of America in hope OF stopping
the now of troops which will turn the
balance against the central powers on
man Admiralty expects to find the
American ports unprotected because
great force OF American destroyers has
been concentrated in the war zone
around the British Isles. it will be
mistaken. naval officers say. While the
antisubmarine craft i'm the war zone are
in large number. the protection Of the
steamer lanes on this side OF the Allan
tic has not been overlooked. and 1t is
said there arc adequate forces in home
waters to meet them.
REPORTS INDICATE SEVERAL
U-BOATS OPERATING
The torpedoing OF ships off Barne-
gat- New Jersey. followed by the report
of more distinctions off Nantucket
shoals. nearly 200 miles to the north.
was taken as indication that the hos
tile submarines were operating in num-
Der and that the plan OF the German
Admiralty probably was 10 concentrate
the u-boats in practical blockade OF
the principal ports OF embarkation
being used for American Transports
Recurrcnt reports OF German sub
marines on this side OF the Atlantic
have been closely examined by the
Navy Department during the last week.
Reports of one German submarine near
the Virginia canes were currcnt aIonr
Hampton Roads Saturday night. 1t was
said the navy flying boats, submarine
chasers and other antisubmarine craft
IN that district Immediately went to
sea in search OF the raiders.
The master Of British vessel ar
irving at Norfolk on May 81, reported
having fired some shots at n submarine
about $50 miles off Cape Henry. Other
incoming ships at Atlantic ports for the
last few days have also brought reports
Of sighting submarines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04
INDICTMENTS RETURNED
Cases Arc Fewer Than Usual Both of
General Violations and OF
Prohibition I.nws.

william Banks, charged with house
breaking. was indicted yesterday by
the grand jury of the Hastings Court.
as was William Taylor. charged with
a similar ofrense. Bills considered by
the grand jury were fewer In number
than in recent months. The number OF
violations OF the State prohibition law
were also less than In other months re-
Gently There were. however. a num-
Der of cases appealed from the Police
Court. which will be tried at the June
session Of the Hastings Court. Dates
for the trial Of these cases will be set
probably to-day.
Indictments were returned by tho
grand jury are as follows:
Florence Edwards. grand larceny;
John Lewis. John Collins and Edward
Brooks. malicious woundinG.
For violations OF the prohibition
law:
Harry Allen. Selden Boisseau, Jacob
Byrd, Mrs. f. Franklin, Frank Franchi
J. r. Geiger. Charles Hutzler. Douglas
Jones, Fred Myers. Walter Silverman,
Benjamin Timberlake and Burt TONNES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-04

Of French, British and Italian airmon.
who now are scattered in aviation
training camps throughout the ccun-
try as instructors.
MARINE INSURANCE
RATES ARE INCREASED
Marine insurance rates were in
a thousand. following tho report that
U-boats were operating on this side
of the Atlantic. Some agents refused
to accept risks at any price
mysterious carrier pireon living
from the ocean aliEhted on the board.
walk at Coney Island to-day. Around
the right leg Of tho bird was tin
carrier on the side OF which were the
figures 81"
CARRIER PIGEON APPARENTLY
RECOGNIZES UNIFORM
peculiar thing about the bird was
that when person in civilian clothes
came near. 1t would try to attack him
When n patrolman arrived. however.
TO take the pigeon to the station-house.
recognizing uniform
The navy intelligence bureau was
notified.
>-NA A'NAt' Mt HATTIE DUNN
RELATES EXPERIENCES
Captain Holbrook, OF the schooner
Hattie Dunn, in relating the incidents
or his confinement aboard the German
submarine. and under the flag of the
German imperial navy, tonight said:
shall never forget the night OF
May 27. When we had dinner with
the submarine laying on the bottom Of
the sea in twenty-eight fathoms OF
water OF course we had many expo
riehces winch for me were to say the
least unpleasant.
I'VE left New York for Charleston on
May %. and when two days later we
were going alonG at an easy pace at
about eight knots l heard a she'll mass
near the vessel. We were about fifteen
or eighteen miles south of Winter
Quarter Lightship.
AT first l did not pay any attention
to it, because I thought it was an
American submarine at target prac
tice. When the third shell exploded
close by us on the weather quarter I
knew that whoever 1t was wanted us
to stop. 1 brought the ship around.
and the supcrStructure Of the subma-
rine and coming tower came plainly
above the water not more than 200
yards away. 1t was then that first
realized that IT was an enemy craft
From a small staff in tho rear she
was flying small German navy flag.
They launched small boat, and one
officer, accompanied by three other
men, came over to us. Speaking a
perfect English. tho officer told us to
take to our boats, that VIC had but ten
minutes.