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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
MARYLAND FOR AMENDMENT
LrEiSIn ture Practically Votes for Ruti-
6cntion OF Federal Prohibition
RESOLUTION.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, February THE
Maryland Legislature has practically
ratified the Federal prohibition con-
Stituticnal amendment. by vote OF
5S 20 a.. the House Joined the Senate
this evening i'll approving the report
of the temperance committee i'll favor
OF ratification. An amendment proNid :
ing for referendum TO tho people
to vote on the question was defeated
IN both houses The ratification rcso-
luton is advanced TO third reading
in the House by this evenings vote.
and its passage is assured. Tho Anti
saloon League has bill! declaring, the
state bonc-dry immediately upon its
enactment and il is understood that
pa assase of this measure Will be urged
at an early date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
10y Associated Press.l

WNSHINGTON, Fcbruar! 1.-;u-
tire control OF the problem Of hous-
ing workers In all wnr industries
has been delegated to tile Depart
mcnt OF Labor, nftcr discussion OF
the question at recent cabinet meet
inEs.
Secretary Wilson announced to-
day that he had tho assurance OF
the President and Secretary 1tctdoo
that the S5OO.OOO, 900 war finance
corporation would not deal with the
housing question.
I'm the meantime, plans OF admin :
i.trntion nre being worked out by
the labor advisory council, so that
the director niuy begin work inl-
medfntciy. 1T is planned TO have
the organization ready, so that
there shall be not days delay
when Congress provides funds.
= director of housing, to have
entire administrative charge OF the
program, will he announced within
n few days by Secretary Wilson, as
soon as lie receives the acceptance
of romincnt man already selected
for the place.
Assisting the administrator will
be n policies board composed OF his
nubordinntes, each dealing with II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
TROOPS May PARADE
secretar! Hnkcr JssurN Order. for
Regulars, National Army mud
National Guard.

WASiilHGToN February 7.-Troops
oC tho REGULAR National C;uar,, and Eo.
tional Army divisions will bc made
vaiiablc for paradcs for reviews in
towns or cities near their training CEN
tors TO the fullest possible extent here
after under an order issued to-day t,.
Secretary Baker. Division and other
commanders arc directed to gran, re-
quests of this character from municipal
olhcials Wherever military necessity
VIII permit but they are cautioned not
to add unnecessary burdens to the rail
way facilities by taking troops OH rail-
way Journeys.
Under the secrc:ary's order i; is
probable that tho soldiers will he very
extensively engaged in parade work
on WashinEton's birthday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
ON Y 1O1 MISSING
FROM TROOP ST HIP
Department of Labor Charged
With Housing All War Workers

separate phnse uf the problem
icEuI, fnuncial. construction, real
estate, transport, social, etc. On
their advice he will decide the quc<-
tions brought by cnch manufacturer
whether houses shall he built mt the
site of the pinnt, and, IL the decision
il to buIid, how extensive the con-
ntruction shall he and OF what mn
terinl. Every precaution Will be
tnken by the Department of Labor
to safeguard the social md living
conditions of workers who volunteer
their industrial service.
Housins construction nt shipyards
stIII wilt be supervised by the Ship
ping Board for tue department In
agreement with tho Understanding
reached mt previous conferences.
Appropriation OF scparutc fund OF
S5O.0OO.oOO Cor the bunrd's needs AL
ready ~ pending in Congress, aud
1t was deemed inadyisable to at
tempt change.
HecrultIng of shipbuildcrs to-
night WAS snid to be progressing
satisfactorily.
Illinois reported II registration Of
O,B:1 up to this morning, Washing
ton reported 5000 and Ohio n larGe
enroilment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
COAL SHIPMENTS SLOW,
DESPITE WARM WEATHER
1t Will Require at Least Il Week to
untanglc Tic-Up in
East.
WORST EVER" IN CHESAPEAKE;
Fuel Administration Again Consid-
ers Abandonment OF Fuelless
Mondays - Higher Temperature
Brings Danger From Floods.
.LRy Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON, February 7.-Suddcn
thawinS weather to-day brought pros
poets OF unexpected relief TO railroads
OF tho blizzard-stricken Last They
could not recover instantly from the
bitter cold Of the last few days, how
ever, and coal transportation accord
:ncly was still far below normal.
Reports to the railroad and fuel ad
mintstrations said many coal mines
wcrc not supplied with empty cars, and
that traffic was tied up SO badly in
principal raj! ccntcrs that It would
take a week 10 restore even the same
degree Of order that prevailed last
week.
Reports from \. IT. Smith. regional
director OF railroads Al the East, said
yesterdays freight movement was
abou; 80 per cent below normal, and
this applied TO coal as we'll as 10 gen
reported that reserve stocks Of coal
had disappeared in many cases. and
that industries were prepared TO shu;
down unless shipments were irccr to-
morrow.
Tho shortage os ;ucl in New England
was little relieved. Conditions in
Chesapeake Say and Baltimore harbor
wevc reported tho worst ever known"
Iy Mr.. Smith.
Tho fuc! administration again had
under consideration tho abandonment
OF fuollcsa Mondays after next week.
but to-da%'s reports did no: add much
10 hopes that industrial Suspension or
ders might nc rcsci1dcd II was point
cd out that i; would be several days
before any decision could he reached
on the cffcc, of warmer weather. and
the results obtained by the ra!lroa ds
under it.
The anHiousiy awaited modification Of
temperatures may bring another source
Of trouble. Railroad administration
officials now are Watching weather
forecasts and reports on the height
of water in streams. In fear that sud
den melting OF accumulated SHOWS may
cause more damage to transportation
than a blizzard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
UNOFFICIAL REPORT
SAYS THAT U-bOAT
|. HERSELF WAS SUNK
War and Navy Departments
Have Few Details
of Disaster.
MEN. FACING DEATH, SING.
TWO NATIONAL ANTHEMS
Among 1897 on Torpedoed Tus-
cania Are 2,l79 U. S. Il,
Soldiers.
SHIP WAS STRONGLY GUARDED
American Officer Says That British
Destroyer Dropped Depth
Bombs OH Submarine.
SHIP WAS STRONGLY GUARDED
American Officer Says That British
Destroyer Dropped Depth
Bombs OH Submarine.
rBy Associated Press. /

\ story of disaster at sea, affecting
The hearts and hopes OF Americans,
although they have been schooled to
expect it ever since the first con-
tinScpt Of their fighting men left an
Atlantic port to become brothers in
arms to the entente warriors who are
ntrcnchcd against the German ho-dcs,
fortunately has dwindled in the tell
ing. One hundred and one lives were
lost in the torpedoinS Of tho British
troopship Tuscania off the Irish coast
al dusk Tuesday evening. according -
tho latest report. She carried :.So7
souls. including ..i7o United States
Army foresters, engineers. supply train
men. military police and aero units.
and the first meager details. Wednes-
day night indicated that the death list
due TO the steamers sinking might he
approximately 1000. a later estimate
that night. however. gave 2G7 az the
number OF men missing. Thursday
morning the figure was reduced to $40
and this in turn was lowered tor1oi
through information obtained by cor
reepCnde7t, of tho Associated Press in
Ireland, confirmed by tho American
embassy in London. The rescued. there
fore, numbered 2..96. Among the
American survivors are scrcnty-six
officers.
The Tuscania liner of 1853 gross
tons. vas one OF Il strongly Guardc cd
convoy and proceeding eastward Off the
north coast OF ireland whcu disaster
overlook her The shore line was
visible from the starboard side through
the dusk OF oncoming night. and it WAS
from this direction that the lurking
German submarine discharged tor
pedo that found its mark in the boiler
reom of the steamer. y second tor
pcdo was seen 10 pass larmlcssly
astcrn.
Apparently retribution at once befclI
;he crcmy underwater boat. Accord
ing 10 the testimony OF an American
officer who was one OF the las, men
70 leave the TuScania. a British de-
Stroyer dashed toward the evident To-
Ga tion OF the attackcr and drppped
depth bombs that resulted in tho cx.
prcssivo phrase Of the submarine
hunters III tho enemy being done
in
Tho explosion Of the torpedo had
Immediately caused tremendous list
ana made the launching of liteboats
an" rats extremely hazardous in tho
heavy sea and The darkness Almost
all the loss OF life and The sustaining
of injuries occurred because OF this
condition. as there was no panic among
the Americans or the crer- and tho
stricken liner remained ailoat for fully
Two hours. Many patrol boats as
sisted tho des,roycrs in the work OF
rescue. and the survivors were landed
at various Irish and Scotch porta.
where prompt medical attention was
given the injured and tho others were
mado comtort&blc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
ID BODIES WASHED ASHORE
All Arc Americans. Whose Idcutifca
fion Tngs Failed to Idcn-
tify Them.
| BY Associated Press. !

AN IRISH PORT. February The
bodies Of forty four OF the missing l0l
victims of the TuScania disaster, were
washed up to-day on the rocks fifteen
miles from the scene OF the torpedoing
All were Americans. and their bodies
were mutilatcd beyonl recognition.
y pathetic feature is that, although
all the victims wore tags. no idcntilica-
tion numbers had been put on them.
because these Americans had not rs
yet been assigned to definite army
units. Therefore. there is no way 10
identify them, and th,y will be buried
in one grave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
CoRRES?oNDEST IN IRELAND
UEPORTS ONLY Io1 MISSING
tBy Associated Pre-.

i'E Associated Press. ''.Sf
LONDON. February Tho ,oss OF
life on the Tuscania is now estimated
at only ioi. This total Is given In a
dispatch from correspondent OF tho
Associated Press in Ireland and sub
SeNuent!y was confirmed by tho Ane,i-
can embassy.
\. one point ;hcrc arc $50 survivors,
cish; OF whom are in hospital. At
another point there arc 1850 survivors,
eighty OF them in hospitals. a number
OF survivors. INCLUDING the second Of
iicer of the Tuscania, wcrc landed at
4 Scottish port.
The majority OF the missing were
mem bers OF the crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
Virginian on I uscania
Gables That He Is Safe

Especial TO The Times Dispa tch.l
ABINGDON. VA, February -
First Lieutenant Francis II. Hutton,
Jr" medical corps. Wisconsin Na-
tionni Guard. surgeon In chnrEe OF
the One Hundred and seventh sup
ply Train, WIS on the TuScnnin
which wns sunk hy submarine on
the coast OF lrelaud. lie was the
son OF Judge T.. B. aud tho late Mrs.
Jcnnlc Preston Hutton, of this place,
md II thought 10 be the only vir-
Einisr on board. tic has cabIed his
father from Du unknown port that
he arrived snfe and In well.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
STEAMER IN DISTRESS
Authorities Do Not Disclose Nature of
NesseI's Trouble on Coast OF
New foundiand.
tBy Associated rressl J

AN ATLANTIC PORT. February -
Calls for help from 4 steamer in dis
trcss off tho Newfoundland coast were
picked up by another ship to-day and
rciayed 10 government stations. The
nature of the vessels trouble was not
revealed by the authorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
SIX FOREIGNERS MISSING
American Naval Armed Guard and
Crew OF Torpedoed ALA
nance All Saved.
ne Assoc.nted prcse.l

WASHINGTON, February 1.-A!
members OF the naval armed guard and
all Americans Of the crew were saved
when the American steamer .al,amance
was torpcdocd and sunk in the war zone
last Tuesday. y state Department dis
patch to-day said six foreigners among
the crew wcro lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
AMONG ",1O6 AMERICAN
SUMMONS ARE .S OFFICEns

Ry Associated P.cssj
AN IRISH PORT. February The
Tuscania carried a total of 1891 The
sarcd number 2.296. as follows:
Troops. 2Io6; crew, 100.
Total lost, iOl.
Among the American survivors ar.
seventySix officers There are eighty.
one American troops Ia hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
TWO SERCEANTs RESCUED FnOM
RAFT BY COASTISG SCHOONER
tBy Axsoc.ated r.esu. ]

LONDON. February T.---Se-seant T.
c. Dubuque and Sergeant Muller, both
Of Brooklyn. were rescued. from raft
b. coasting schooner.
The sersesnis say that tho Tuscania
took tremendous list to starboard AL
most as soon as she was hi, Almost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
Al roMuUti.E 1>N NIL
- Also RI3tBMHIrTI:D

''a npten Of Co.nci.uiau GJtAius.
p. rotra,i reccrsidero is former ac-
to- nrprc"iur 'iir ordinance. which
wa 'N hHpc o. al amendment TO
IL. ''.t: code. anJ it vas recomal!t,cd
70 tho i'jnauc" Committee. along with
iho .aN ordinance and tho budget.
Various automobile interests will ap-
rca~ before tho committee. it was
stated, when that body considers the
tax measures. = special meeting OF
'hr committee is expected TO bc called
ii ,hc nNx, few days IN vicw of The
pressing uccd for immediate lcs!sla-
ton.
Councilman English, subrhairman Of
~" Ordinance COMMITTEES. presented the
committees report recommending the
rccomm!ttal OF the tax ordinance. and
fought pcrsistently for this action. lie
declared any tax increase tv oc OF grave
Importance at this time, when the pub
lie WAS already heavily hurdcncd and
said a public hearing should be given.
The ordinance affected every orc he
said, but tho citizens ct Richmond
would stand FOR an increase IL II was
shown that such an Increase was abso-
lutel" necessary for tho operation OF
tho various departments : tho city
government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
HOUSE CONCURS IN
POPULAR ELECTION
Members Of Corporation Com
mission to BE Chosen by
People Hereafter
BILL READY FOR GOVERNOR
House Rcvcrscs Itself as to Com
mission on Farm Labor
Problem.

crazy indo'Scd ~ thc House ct Dee
Sa'cs % % -. IA" measure awaits
only the governors signature 10 be
+omc law ihc House also reversed
us action OF Wednesday by unanim Gus
- adopting tho resolution authorizing;
the Governor TO appoin: u civilian com
mission TO cooperate WITH The Fed
cral Eovcrnmcnt ia omorts TO solve :le
labor and other problems facing the
agricultural interests of Virginia The
latter measure vas previously rejected
81 10 20 after il had passcd the SEN
80. I:o,h :, and Tho biil.;c ic,.,,.i cleo
,lou Of rornora,3op commissioners. en-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
FINANCE COMMITTEE WANTS
COUNCIL TO INVESTIGATE

Members or the Finance Committee
comtcndcd that tho Common Council
should resolve itself into a committee
and 80 into The matter. so that mem
bcrs would bc as familiar with con-
ditions as the committee and in a
position in.c!ligen,ly to consider the
budget ordinance. Councilman Scaton.
subchairman Of the Finance Commit
,cc. said that body had always grant.
cd public hearings when requested.
hut that the matter had been thor
ouGhly considered and the report had
been the best solution OF the problem
IL could find.
Il thought the public was prepared
for n small increase in taxes" he said.
when all commodities have increased
enormously and tho city has been
forced TO increase certain salaries in
order to keep its employees When
tho committee considered tho budget
ii found that with the present tax
rate the revenues. after including pay
rolls and expenses. would fall short
by $26S,00o. the amount needed for
the year. There was nothing else TO
Go hu: increase the tax rates. since
then wo had made no provision what
ever fer Improvements.
HAD NO ALTERNATIVE hut TO
PROVIDE FUNDS FOR INCREASES
THE committee adopted the recon-
mcndationS of the School Board aud
| Increased the salaries OF teachers in
order TO keep them in tho schools.
The Administrative Board recommends
ed certain increases in wages. and the
committee had no alternative but to
provide the funds for these increases.
according to the opinion of our City
Attorney. Outside OF those depart
ments under the Administrative Board
salaries Increased amount to less than
$4,000. The greater part OF the in
crease In tho budget over las; year
is made up by increased commodities"
Councilman Haddon supported Mr..
Scaton's position. declaring that the
situation had resolved itself int, two
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-08
Financial News

The Times Dispatch Report,
Are 1uthoritatioc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
ITALIAN ARMY OFFICER A
GUEST OF CITY SATURDAY

Lieut.. Col. America Pic. s1st Italian
Infantry. attached to the Italian en-
bassy at Washington, who has for the
past four months been on a speaking
tour Of the United States. arrived in
FL Paso Saturday morning. and was
met at the Paso del Norte by a COM
mittee composed of o. c Coles. presi-
dent Of the chamber OF commerce
George r LeBaron. secretary Of the
county council OF defence; J. II. Nc
Broom. vice chairman county council
OF defence. and H B. Mcdowell. and
taken on an automobile tour over the
city. These men had the colonel as
their luncheon guest at the Toltec
club Saturday
Col Pic viii speak Saturday night
at o'clock in the chamber OF COM
merce on why Italy went into the
war and the part II has played" Gen.
J. J. Hornbrook- district military COM
mander. and staff will attend. There
viii be music by one OF the reEimental
bands for the occasion Mr.. McBroom
viii preside
Il served three years in the trenches
in the late war and have been wound
ed three times the first time in the
Tripoli war IN Africa. the next in the
recent campaign against italy. and
the third in an airDlane accident in
France" said Col Pho. I spent nine
months in this country when visiting
the worlds fair at St Louis. and am
very anxious to see as much as posi-
Bile Of It on this tour" said the col
ouel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
DOESN'T NEED ANY
LAXATIVES NOW
Mr.. Becker says life is a joy, without
constipation or stomach
trouble.

Il had catarrh Of the stomach and
head for three years. Ny stomach was
so bad that every time I ate anything
sW eet. such as fruit or pastry, the
burning hot water would run out OF
my mouth 1 had to take a laxative
every night.
Since taking Milks Emulsion. my
bowels move regularly. 1 have now
taken ten bottles and have gained 10 4
pounds. All my friends remark how
fine am looking. and it seems a
pleasure to live again. without stom-
ach trouble. Becker, Miami,
Ohio.
Physics usually make slaves out Of
their users. and weaken the bowels
instead Of correcting them. Stomach
trouble in many cases is directly due
to constipation.
Miiks emulsion is a pleasant, nutri-
tive food and a corrective medicine. 1t
restores healthy. natural bowel &C
ton, doing away with all need Of pills
and physics. 1t promotes appetite ana
quickly puts the digestive organs IN
shape to assimilate food. As a build
er Of flesh and strength. Nilks EmuI-
sion is strongly recommended to rur
down nervous people. and 1t has pro-
duced amazing results in many cases
OF asthma. chronic bronchitis and tu-
bercrlosis Of the lungs. Chronic stom-
ach trouble and constipation are
promptly Enthusiastically in one
day.
This is the only solid emulsion
made. and so palatable that It is eat
en- with a spoon like ice cream. A
truly wonderful medicine for weak,
sickly children.
No matter how severe your case.
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this grarantee-Take six bot
ties home with you, use II according
to directions and IL not satisfied with
the results. your money viii be
promptly refunded Price sec and
Sl20 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion /
Co.. Terre Haute. Ind. Sold and guar
anteed by all leading druggists.-Adv.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
ORDERS TO MOVE 1000 MEN
FROM CAMP CODY RECEIVED

Instructions have been received By
Garnett King. chairman OF the II
Paso traffic committee. to give atten-
ton to the rehabilitation Of 2e00
soldiers at Camp Cody. Deming. n. NJ
Richard Warren. Of the E. P. & S W
system. has been sent there to attend
to the matter.
Each day 500 must be moved" said
Mr. King 4 hope to complete the
movement by making additional
equipment to the schedule"
There are 5000 troops at Camp
Cody, and 1880 will be there after
the present movement 1t was re-
ported.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
Miss Fluenza Flu
And Mr.. Pneumonia

Are still with US. and the public
should use all necessary precaution in
guarding against this flirting cpl
demio and death. and the best SAFE
guard against this awful scourge is
DIT. Riders Eucalyptus Oil Compound
and No 101 Eucalyptus Tablets. A
cold is the forerunner OF the Flu and
Pneumonia. and the foundation is con-
gestion and Inflammation. Eucalyptus
Oil Compound kills and destroys con-
gestion and Inflammation quicker
than any other known remedy. Eu-
calyptus tablets cleanse the stomach
and bowels Of Flu germs and toxic
poisons. Each tablet contains y gr.
oil Eucalyptus. antiseptic and pre-
ventive. The best family remedy-a
policeman and fireman stationed at
your house. Ever ready to guard and
put out the fire of disease. Ask your
druggist Cor DR.. Riders Eucalyptus
Oil Compound and 101 Eucalyptus
Tablets. SOC for oil and Soc for tab
lets. Made in FL Paso.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
ALLEGES oil
STOCK FRAUD
Tuxpam Star Corporation
Officials Are Charged
With Conspiracy.

New York. Nov. ga conspiracy
to use the mails to defraud investors
out Of millions of dollars. through the
sale Of stock of the Tuxpam Star Oil
corporation, is alleged by the gov
eminent in a complaint. on which
Louis Roumangnac. head OF the COM
pany; J. J. Bryant. a director. and
Henry Kalb, broker, were arraigned
before a United States commissioner
today. after their arrest here
Claimed GusherS in Mexico.
Federal attorneys asserted that 90
100000 shares Of Tuxpam stock al
ready had been disposed of at from
so cents to SL95 cents a share.
The sales were made, according 20
the governments complaint. on the
representations that the corporation
owned oil gushers in Mexico. The oil
wells described in the company's sales
literature are not owned by the cor
poration. United States assistant dis
trict attorney Axman said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-11-23
THREE FIRE RUNS, BUT
TOTAL DAMAGE SMALL

Fire companies six and seven and
truck three made a run TO 21e Detroit
street Friday afternoon and extin-
guished a small fire in a one story
brick dwelling belonging to the New
pied by r. B. Wallace. A defective
flue was the cause.
At 4:15 Friday afternoon company
three and chief J. ". Wray responded
to false alarm at sol Dallas street
There was a false alarm at 6:07
o'clock Friday from the home Of E. D.
Hullum, 3014 Grant street. Companies
six and seven and truck three re-
spOnded