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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
CONSUMER.; UETIRN
:.3IO.OD0 POUNDS or FLOUR

''N NsSoc:atcd Press.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-Two and a
half million pounds OF flour have been
returned to retailers by the consumers;
or forty-two Arkansas counties in re-
sponsc Ia the food Administrations ap-
peal against hoarGirC. Sebastian Couu-
~ alone reported tao return Of $50
barrels.
Two weeks ago the food admins
tration. urging that consumers hold no
more wheat -four IN the present crisis
than their ordinary needs required
said city families holding more than
twcnty-four bounds or country fami-
Ties holding ~ DC than forty-eight
pounds would be unpatriotic aud would
hindcr The prosecution OF the war.
Arkan*a*'s rcspons. apparently has
bccu the .cauit OF concerted action
there. The counties reporting said
some me, chants had been swanped
with returned lour. but that all were
cooperating making repurchascs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02

vns tho rnsc Of the Forty-Hfth nnd
the EiEhty-ciEhth. The latter Inns
been nearly entirely wiped out.
Among those that hnvc suffered tho
most nrc tho Fifth, Twelfth. Tncn-
t?-ciShth and One Hundred md
seventh Divisions, as well as the
Second Prussinn GunrdD. tho Sis-
trcnth. tho Twcnty-frst and Twen-
t!-siAth Divisions of rc.cr>cs
"'n the second pince. IN enormous
number of cOrpscs were found on
tho hnulc ground. and the prison
crs ON being Iuc>tinnrd arkno,Si-
edged the extent or the IosScs OF
their respective units.
ITO ronccni from tho German pco-
pie tho heavy snrrIhrcs TINT their
offensive methods required. tho Ger
r:nns arc scndinE most of their
wounded to belgium.
~ Il not an cHnEgcrntIor to o.
'Imntc the totnl OF their losses at
between :'J,U10 tn 3GO.CGO men"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
ANSAS CITY BAKERS OUT
IN sYMrtTlIf"rIC STRIKE,

KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April l.-Adviccs
rom Food Administrator Hoover that
!, was poWcrcSS 10 Interfere in the
|,kcry stri';c, inauEuratcd here to-day
i part OF ;ic general cessation Of
orli called in sympathy with a strike
|, laundry workers. left Kansas city
kcing tho prospect Of y serious short
&c OF bread. MI but ono OF the csiy's
Irgcst bakeries were shut down to-
liy
Federal conciliators, the Mayor, a
|!izenS' committee. an employers
bmmittcc and representatives of labor
|,ld various sessions to-day in an cf-
brit TO end the tic-un but failed to
|,t the labor men aud IT, employers
gcthcr
Meanwhile. tho general strike ap-
bars to be wearing out in spots.
frcct cars arc running IN most OF
b g lines; part OF the lamndries again
[artcd operations ana some OF the
Continued on Second pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
FIRST J.. S. ARMY CORPS
IS READY FOR BIC BATTLE
Is commanded by Widely known
General Formerly in Command
OF rs Divisions.
RAINBOW BOYS ARE ON I
Exact Part Which American Soldiers
VIII Play in Fight Is No, Known
in Washington 1t Mu Relieve
French.

WASlllNGToN. April l-Cienerai
Pcrsh;ns has organized tho firs. arnv
corps Of the cxpedtionary forces. ac
ctrdinG 10 adviccs received by tho
War department. The first corps +,
H"w acting in concert with the I,rcnch
'i-2in"t the loft flank of the German
offensive.
N American army corps consists o:
from two to siN divisions For Inili-
'3ry reasons it is improper TO CIV.
'hc cSnct strength OF tho first corps
AS a division consists OF apDroXin,atclv
5000 men, il is no secret that ,iencr
Pcrshing has assigned moro than Two
divisions TO tho corps. Tho corps IS
under the command OF a widely known
general. who formerly com umandcd one
of the divisions OF which tho CORPS =
made up. 1t is understood ;hat tho
American forces ar" being sent into
action IN two columns. Although un-
der the direction of General Foch. or
ders I" the columns will be sen,
through General rcrshinS. VINO is IN
clos" touch with the new general head
quarters established by the Frcncn
gencraliss,mo. General Bliss is aiding;
in the formation Of the allies dcfcnsiy.
tnu pI'tSlNc pTO.Ta0lS.
The divisions making up the first
army corps arc known here. hut th,.
War Department as yet has not idenii-
fed them. There il reason To believe
that one OF tho units OF the corps is
the famous Rainbow Division. made up
OF national guardsmcn from almost
every State in the Union. This DIV
vision was among the first TO arrive
in France. and has finished It's train
iuS course back OF tho lines Although
som" experts have held that National
tiiard units would not present tn.
fighting strength possessed hy Ma
;ional Army divis ions. il is stated on
good authority that the men OF the
Rainbow Division acquitted themselves
SO well in the training camps of France
that thcy were included in the first
corps
rne exact part which tho American
forces will play in the French "ff"u-
sivc Is not known. Army officers here
believe The corps will either take over
part of the trench lines held by th,.
French in order 10 relieve the latter
for scrv!cc on the fighting front. or
that they Will be moved to the iicaiCN
battle field TO support the i'rcacI
coun;crofcnsive blows. The ma ior:;y
Of the army officers incline TO the be-
lief that the Americans will be used
in the event the French countcrdr.vea
force the invaders TO fall back on any
considerable front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
ENTENTE FORCES
MAKE PROGRESS
Hun Loss in Great Offensive Estimated
by French to Have Reached 100000

WASHINGTON. April IA French
official estimate of the German
losses In III. great bnttIc on the
western front puts their casunI,ir.
at between :13.GO3 and ::Ha,IH,O men,
The Germans nrr sending most of
their wounded &" iicIciun,. II {. de-
cinrcd. tO conceal from, tho German
people their heavy sacrifices.
The dispatch follows:
"Aftcr an eleven Days offensive,
during which The t:crmuns i,ayc
rcrhi"ssly pushed forward their at
tnckinis WnNcs. one may gather n
fairly accurate estimate Of their
lus>cS.
'tn tho first place, il has been
possible to identify nrnrIy 100 or
their divisions since the bcsinniu-
OF tn" offensive. more thnn ten OF
which were twice engaged. Some
divisions had Ia bc relieved nj tho
end of the iirSt day. having lost
more than hnIf of their men; such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
HOMES FOR WORKERS
House Pnssr> Bill Permitting Govern.
mcnt TO Erect Dwellings for Its
Employees.

WASHINGTON. April IA bill per-
mitting the United States 10 build and
sell homes 10 its employees passed the
House this afternoon over the viEor-
Gus protests of Representative Cannon
OF Illinois, and other conservative Re-
pubicans. They denounced il as So
cialistic.
Originaily intended AS a measure to
care for workers in conEested war
contract ccnterS. the bill rs passed will
allow the construction OF buildings for
employees of any "csscntiav' Industry
Government workers are specifically
termed essential.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
WILL SELL NO MORE FLOUR
Dealers in Jefferson County. Ark. or.
fer Entire stock to Govern
nicnt for Disposal.

'''>E hi'IfF, ARK. April 1.-The
entire supply Of whoa flour now on
maud IN wholesale aud retail houses OF
Jefferson County, estimated al l00on
oarrc'S' WIN lie placed at the disposal
"' 'he government. and cffectivc at
once no more wheat flour will be sold
by any dealer in this county.
MS oucr vas made voluntarily by
'ocal dealers at conference here to-
DAY with tood administration ofiic:a Is
as means ot proridinG wheat for
Europe. and is said 10 be the first
time such action was taken by the
people OF any county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
EAPECr RENEWAL. or TRENCH
WARFARE TO FOLLOW

~ renewal OF trench warfare in this
sector Is expected to follow. \ smash
ing couEte;oiie by the ali-allicd
army under General Foch striking up
from tie oise Valley into the Gcrma II
hahN. may pm the Germans from their
advanced Positions where they arc bat
tl'hG TO- nigh about Morcuil and in the
'h"cE or the Luce Such move is
not expected at the present time. how
evcr
review of the existing strength OF
t"e Two sides Tonight reveals that
"hiic Inc Gr"manS have been forced
TO cal! upon their Austrian ami Bu,gar
a'iics tho great strategic mobile army
"t the ai'i"s. numbering the Americans
ne /. mas not yet been thrown into
tn" iCH:'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
FRENCH AND BRITISH NOW
STAND LIKE STONEWALL
american Officers Believe General
Iiais Has Wun One OF Wars
Strategic Successes.
TENSION IS sLACKENING
Believed That Focl May Strike His
Coun'eroffrnsive From Disc VAL
lcy Into German F'lank-Hun Re-
serves Thought Almost Exhausted.

WASHINGTON. April |. General
t!aiS has destroyed the German re-
serve. No cher T. T.uton cHensiv, :;
N"rdun or in Italy can be expected for
m"nthN icInI..ry ha" loss than thirty
DIVISIONS available l,a:m' the lines.
Niocrcar Star officers. who have
close! followed tho operations. thus
SUM ur tsr first ihase OF the battle
OF f.cartis. Tonight. when tho Ger
mAn' were brought up against an an
naren, Si"newali OF French and Brit :
i".i resistance. American officers be
!Ievc That General TIaig may he cred
tied wiih on of the greatest strategic
successes oi she war
The air OF tension has notably
N!"ckencd in Washington among the
military and diplomatic officials OF
france and England.
i'aiioncc is the word they use
when asked for an opinion AS to tho
next phaS" of the contest. No on. Viii
venture prediction Tonight AS to :te
immediate possibility OF an allied Of
icnSiNe. II IS admitted that there still
remains enough punch in the German,
machine 20 keep the allied armies fair
~ busy holding them on tho line AS il
stands tonight. within ten miles OF
Amicns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
MRS. WILSON CHOSEN
Presidents wife Will Head Honornr,
Liberty Lonn Committee OF
Washington.

WASHINGTON, April Mrs. Wood
row Wilson. wife OF tho President. will
head the honorary committee of the
Wonans Liberty Loan Committee Of
the District of Columbia. il was an
uounccd to-day.
Serving with her will he Mrs. Thomas
u. Marshall. wife of the Vice President;
the wives OF Cabinet members. Mrs.
Champ clark. wife Of the Speaker Of
the House. and Mrs. james X. Mann.
wife of tho Republican leader OF tue
House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
Amiens Will Not
Fall, Says Foch

PiUIS. April I.-"Amicns will not
fnII."
General Ferdinand I'orh. nIiicd
EcncrnlissimO ON the west front.
mndr this positive stntcmcn, to-
day. adding that he WINS prepared
to guarantee IL.
General I'orh asserted The biE
base. which In the rhicf objective
tho crr'nHn center in Firnrdy, was
snfrl! covered. Ills confident mcY-
snEc sent n thriIl through the allied
p,bIic.. 1t removes tho Inst vcstiEc
OF alarm TINT had been felt for the
safety of the great strntcgic rail-
road center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
NEW YORK GUNMEN
MURDER INFORMER
Shoot Down Man Who Had En-
gagged to Expose Gambler
Higher Up"
SIMILAR TO ROSEMTHAL CASE
Harry Cohen Slain Before He
Could Reach District Attorney
With Damaging Facts.
SIMILAR TO ROSENTHAl CASE
tRy ASsnciatchrrn.s

NEW YORK. April Ia man idcn-
titled as the slayer OF Harry Cohen. Il
gambler. who was shot and killed early
this morning in an uptown apartme MT =
house, was brought to the detective
bureau tonight. His identification was
made by Joseph E:dncy. "a negro Gle
Nator operator in the apartment mouse.
In giving his pedigree. the man said
ilc Was Morris RothenbcrG. and that lie
was a waiter and bartender. lie de-
MED that he was the principal in th,
killing of Cohen or that he was impli-
Gated in the shooting tic was locked
up. however. charged with homicide.
Seen hours before the district at
to:ney's Office was to have been in
formed by Harry Cohen. also known as
Harry the Yot." or the name OF the
man higher up in the prosecutors
antisamblinG crusade. Cohen was shot
and killed. District Attorney Swami
Immediately ordered the apprehension
OF sam Schcppes, who was one of the
I prosecutions star witnesses against
I Charles Becker. the police lieutenant,
/ Nho was executed for the murder Of
/ Herman RoScnthal. gambler. in 1912.
/ Scheppes and Two other mon who
were Win him Nnen the police NiS-
+ tied S,heppes's jeWelry shop in Sixth
/ Avenue were taken into custody 4 few
hours after tho shooting They were
uurricd 10 the district attorneys Of
flee
. The police said that Schcppes's
place, established after the Roscuthal
shooting and tho convictions which
resulted. has recently been under their
observation.
Up 20 the time Of his arrest the
district attorney Withheld the reason
fer desiring Scheppes'S appearance. 1t
was not asserted that he Was near
wnon Cohen Was shot. but the police
declare that he s Identified in the In
OUR: as friend of woman. who
w!;h TWO men. was arrested last week
upon Information furnished b. Harry
the YVt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02

TIfN I|It'S7.T
CHICAGO, April l.-hriccs OF the
better cuts OF meat were Increased
about -. cents q pound All over tho
country to-day. II Was announced by
representatives, Of packing concerns
The increase was due TO thd liishtucSs
Of cattle receipts. IL was said. ald is
customary al this time OF year. Abel
iShmcnt OF mcatlcss days had nothing
to do with tho increase, IL was said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
AGAINST $3.50 WHEAT
House DisaErecs To senate kmendm
TO Agricultural BIii Increns-
Ing Price.
lny ..ssoclrtth rrcsn.l

WASHINGTON April i--Scnat tc
amendments 10 the Agricultural Ap-
preparation bill, including the provision
for Increasing the government whcat
price guarantee TO $40, were dis
agreed TO by the House to-day, and
tho measure went to conference. a
separate vote will he demanded in
conference on the wheat price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
I'ECIAJ. BOARD Al WORK
TO EiSSOLNE BIfFICI LTIES

WASIIINGTON. Aprll L. Efforts
boxing TO u conciliation OF The strike
u Norfolk arc being made by spc-
bal mediation board. representing the
Labor, War aud Nav" departments
| md the Shipping Board. the Depart
3hcnt OF Labor was advised to-day by
S representative. Hope was expressed
hat an carly settlement would be
Seachcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
-
AVIATOR KILLED
Loses Control OF +tirpianc Mt Height
OF i.5nD Feet In Wichita
Falls, Texas.

WICHITA FALLS TENAS. April l.
Second Lieutenant Byron Jackson H..
Of san Francisco, was instantly killed
At Cali Field to-day. when tho nn-
chine in which he was dying crashed
to tho earth ont OF control from i
distance OF 1900 feet. 4 cadet who
was with Jackson was slightly injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
POPE BENEDiCT LODGES
PROTEST. WITH BERLIN
l,sy ....uclnt.i P-css.l

OTTAWA. April l.--"Pope Bencdic,
has lodged protest with Berlin
against the bombardmcnt OF Paris.
and especially against the destruction
OF churches and the wholesale mas
sacre OF people says Reuter- dis
patch received here from London to-
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
I'VE THOUSAND
| HAMPTON ROADS
WORKERS STRIKE:
Work. at Naval Base and
Army Depo's Almost
at Standstill.
MEMBERS OF OTHER TRADES
FOLLOW CARPENTERS LEAD
|'orfolk County Draft Board Will
Place Registered Strikers
in Class /.
FALKOtT IS NOT SANCTIONED
i"mbcrs. S',"ct Metal Workers. Pipe
No'crcrN. hnginecrS aud Shovel
Men leave Their Places.
TENDERS OF OTHER TRADES
FOLLOW CARPENTERS LEAD
'ALKouT IS NOT SANCTIONED

|
NORFOLK Va. April with the
rike admittedly spreading t" other
adcs. IT i' estinatcd that fully 1000
en-. prlrcirally union carpenters. have
NJ government, work at the various
|'Fernm"n' bases and the navy-ya rd
jFins today. The leaders claim that
c!c are great many more than
Is nnmber out. but the figures arc
I'iirvcd 20 be appr"ximatcly correct.
Work at th" Hampton Roads naval
Iise. AZ 'Ac army depot at Bush's
Iun and the ordnance depo, q; PIGS
PINT is almost at = siaudstiil Car
Imicra employed hy contractors. in
|'nstruction work at The navy-yard.
Eve also Quit. Tying up this work.
f'o aviation field =; Hampton is also
VOWED
Estimates place tho number GU: a:
naval base. where the trouble
isinatod at 5000. All union car
|'ntcra "a. Cd to report this morning.
pa number OF members OF other
sdea refused to &c to work when they
ere Informed tina, the walkout was
l. as threatened. The great majority
these were plumbers. sheet meta,
orEcrs, ripc covcrers. engineers and
ovol mon a, Rusils B!uff 500 car
|'n,crs rui, work. and were followed
i members o. other craft, Including
Iunibers. shcc, metal workers and
|cctr!c!ara Reports show that AL
|.rpcrtcrs aud some o. tn. Other union
|orkcr= arc out AT Plr's Point. 4,
|,ngicy Fiald. II is said 800. rr!nci-
|illy carpenters. walked out.
IS Significant action OF the day was
he announcc-,,ut oC Chairman Eur
|,ughs. oF ira %ortcIk County draf,
ard. that his board would immcdi-
ely review ali c,aseinca,ions. and
at men involved I'm tho strike with
l,fcrrcI ClaysiGca ions. would be I'm
ediatclv placed In cl.Ss |. The
,ards OF Norfolk nd Portsmouth Will
Ike similar action. il il said.
|NIoN LEADERS
Dr>r,>,N nI:SpoXS
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,,,h,- ~ 49,, mo-, o,,Ioycd arc no,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
GERMAN GENERAL STAFF
MAY STRIKE Ar ITALY NEWT

1t is not probable that the German
general staff Will be content with the
situation as IL stands to-day, Many
believe that there is In preparation
another giant blow against Italy. OiH-
cisi reports from Rome say that thcce
has been considerable activity OH tho
Asiago Plateau and along the Piava
River and that in Albania. on the east,
ern shore Of tho Adriatic. the Austri,n3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
BRITISH CAVALRY
RECAPTURES WOOD
PREVIOUSLY LOST
H eavy Fighting Continues
at Apex Gf German Ad-
vance in Picardy.
FRENCH LINES WITHSTAND
SHARP ATTACKS BY ENEMY
Chief Prussisn Effort Is Made
Near Mcrcuil and
Albert.
AMERICANS HURRY TO FRONT
Armies of Great Britain Reach Point
Halfway Between Bagdad
and Alcppo.
AMERICANS HURRY TO FRONT
Armies of Great britain Reach Point
Halfway Between Bagdad
and .ilcppo.
IHv Assoc,n;cd prnss-1

~ Associated Press,1
New enemy attacks against Grivesncs
nave all been rcpulscd. according to
the War Once announcement In Paris
last night. The Anglo French troops
have made arprcc!ah'c progress at va
rious points between the somme and
Demuin.
The day passed comparatively
0uieIy." SAYS the report from Field
Marshal IlaiG's headquarters in France
last night. "Loc:,l attacks undertaken
by small bodies or Tho enemy this
morning in the nciSIiborhocd OF Albert
were REFUSED with the loss OF the
greater pnrt or their number We Sc
cured few prisoners
between Mcronn and IIanguard.''
says the War Oi;icc statement in Lon.
uon last n!Ga' on the situation in tho
battle zone. "Eri,!,h c.vaIry, in n brill
liant coun;er,,;;ar&. retuok wood
which had been Host previously.
EN1tEME E:G!i!ING ON
WESTERN EDGE OF ZONE;
Willie the advance Of the German
armies in ricarIy has come almost 10
4 matt there has been severe lighting
on the extreme western edge of the
"'t'''e "ot"' Iin 'onntcr%. in which
large forces have been engaged. have
occurred north OF Noreuil. but there
seems TO be NJ decided advantage
gained by the Tsutontc invaders. They
claim TO hlvs taken heights and To
have carried a wood Ia advance OF
Their line near Moreusl but the British
say they have driven hac'l the enemy
from positions II has occupied else
where In this sector
The French lines farther south hov,
stood firm against savage assaults
especially IN the region of MontdIdier
ana eastward OF that place along. a
part or the line which was subjected
10 terrihc strain for two days late
iaS' week In number Of sectors the
ffehch have surscd forward and
'ahcn h'rd-carncd ground from tho
Germans. ana have established their
line solidly along the oisr River. The
expected allied counicrofrensivo has
not yet come. but III" Germans. who
are reported 20 lie intrcnchinr along
the French front. evidently expect 1t
there.
RAIN nErAnDs ADVANCE
b!' GERMANS
Tho elements have hcci at work In
delaying th> German advance. Rains
a'e reported nioug The French and
hrltiAh fronts Wet weather. if con-
tihued. would h&Idi"ap further adj
Nance '' The Germans and be OF IN
hn'te valu" TO the allies. who are NOV
'nS 'h"ir FORE : and supplies over solid
ea'tf us" Of ground which has been
ciurn'd mt" condition where every
step Ia heset by difficulties.
The chief German efforts apparently
nave been In in' rcGion OF Moreuil
and .Nihert Aroumd these places there
has been s;c@n hGht.n". wtth the Ger
mans hmrling their H:,hting men 1T
;" ~ ''" '"NS' "h'cn
y" ,"' Wy "F''iler!'
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-02
COHEN HAD FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS BEEN An INEUItME;u

Cohen, according TO Assistant blS-
tric; Attorney James l.. Smith, had
tor several weeks bccn Il score, In
former.
Against the advice ot The assistant
prosecutor. Cohen several times visited
M-. smiths house openly with infot-
nation which w:s cousidcred vaiuab;c
At Daylight this morning Cohen tcle-
pr cned 10 Mr.. Smith. asking him to
meet him at Fifth Avenue and Thirty
si.th Street at 1880 o'clock this alter
nocn.
BE ready 20 nj, the mob said
''Ii%rry the Yot." ailudinS TO the gam
blcrs I've got the goods on the
main man"
The next Mr.. Smith heard. Cohen was
dead. with three bullets in his body
Hurry!nS to the scene OF the shooting.
hall lobby IN the West Ninety second
Street apartment where Cohen lived
with his wife. Mr.. Smith was told shat
Cohen was killed by man ns yet
unidentified y negro hall hoy fur
nshed the police with a description O:
the man. whom he had pursued as far
as Central Park. where the man made
his escape b. boarding car.
MURDERED MAN HAD
LONG CAREER OF CRIME
Another figure in the Rosenthal case
is being sought. "Bridgy' wcbbcr. who
was principal witness for the State
in thrcs Roscnthal trials. L, was at
Webber's gambling place that the gu"-
men assembled prior to their departure
for the Hotel Metropole. where Roscn-
! thai Was killed
! Harry the Yot." according TO the
police. h,d something of career of
crime before he met his fate to-day as
squtaler." He was CLASSIFIED IS a
night burglar. porch climber. pick
pocket and safe burglar. had been ar
.c"ted n!ne times. and had served one
/ prison sentence.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-07-04

out to see the Cavern of Earth's Drink.
The temptation was to fling the
brute after his victim. The tempta.
uon always is to do the wrong thing
to cap wrath with wrath. injustice with
vengeance. That way wars begin and
are never ended. King beckoned him
into the cave, and bent over the chest
OF medical supplies. Then, finding the
light better for his purpose at the en-
trance. he c6led the man back and
made him sit down on the box.
The business OF lancing boils Is not
especially edifying In itself; but that
particular minor operation probably
saved India. But for hope OF 1t the
man with the boils would never have
stood W turns on guard hand run
ming and let the relief sleep on so he