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Evening journal., 1919-06-13
InIRNEY CnNTINUEs.

At Gradys last night Hun won from
Mister, 100 10 20.
Tonight "Clif' Young will meet Kane
at $50. "Clir' was given a bad beating
early I'm the week by Burns. and must
win tonight 10 keep among the leaders,
Burns at present has a onc-point lead
on the other runners-up.
The FIRST game will be between
slater and stevens and this. too. while
not a battle for The leadership, Will be
Just as interesting. as both boys are
striving hard 10 finish among The lrst
five.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
LONG BIKE TRIPS PLANNED.

The Wil-Del Motorcycle Club gave g
social at the home Of Mr.. Boyer, At
Roselle, last Saturday evening. and on
sunday morning about p members left
for Augustine Reach. The trip was
made there and back without trouble.
The club has a membership Of AZ.
B. ON next sunday the club Will go 10
Lenape Park, where game Of ball
will be played between the married men
and unmarried men Of the club. The
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
ny l. r. BLANCHARD
united Press sian Corresponder

United Press stan Correspondent.
CHICAGO, June i3 United Press
II f. r. Mitchell were an NJ u. This
sometimes human race would soon he
come a queer looking thing For Fred
p. boss0 supreme of the Chicago Cubs,
believes In revolution rather than cyo.
luton for getting results n what he
does TO the Cubs is a criterion hc
would. as a surgeon. shift head for
feet. hands for hair and give The ears
an occasional tryout as legs. That's
his STYLE.
The Cubs were iouied as natural
born. hereditary leaders of the National
League this season. The iouting didn't
take Tor more than a week. There was
some ill luck and a lttlc-s very little
bum playing by the, Cubs Then the
team began 20 lose standing. at home.
abroad and especially in the percentage
tables. An eastern trip resulted In a
string Of losses So that the Cubs quick
ly descended into the second division
and old ncighbors began 90 gossip
about the family
Thus far this wear sgt Bill Klllefer
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

club will leave not later than . o'clock.
ON July the club will make a run
10 Gettysburg Pa, and Pcn-Mar re-
turning Via Baltimore, Md, on sunday,
July 6.
on August p the club will go TO
Pittsburgh and Ohio through the Cum
bcrland Valley
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
CHEMICALS WIN

The Chemical team Of the DUPONT
Dye Works League won is first game
Yesterday afternoon from Operating
team. by TO o
Despse frequent errors. the game
Was Well-played, inside baseball 'ea-
turing the contest.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

1917 style. RED" Faber is coming back
Lefty" Williams has discovered new
strength 10 take him an the way
through a bail game and there are the
youngsters shellonhack and Kerr. the
latter left handed Gleason also is con.
idcnt of making a genuine major
Lacquer OF Grover Lowdermilk. one of
the in-and-ouicrf of the majors.
Back NJ these huriers Gleason has a
dependahly fielding set OF innclders and
gardeners Added 10 that some OF those
fellows certainly can bust that ham.
The whole gang Is captained by Eddie
Collins. We'll known member OF the
marine corps The SOX so far have
been a lot more dangerous than a glow
worm in a powder factory
With The Cubs expected Go come
right back and with the White SoX out
In front Chicago is a baseball city
again. The fans haven't had much
chance The weather has been some
what obstinate and those who pawned
their pennies on March 2i could hardly
sit ont In the open FOR a two-hour
game But The first two warm Sun
days of the year saw 1900 persons
sitting In Mr. Comiskey's corral. Base
ball never left Chicago 10 Just had a
leave OF absence
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

Challengers for the crown
always strive to please before
rhey snatch the crown and af-
perwards-well, that's some
thing else again, y'know.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13
DEL-MAR LEAGUE
RI ILETIN.
Contracts.

with Eilion-Gcorgc 7. King, WI
liam Br
with -. e. R.-NHliam Rice.
with COnlinenial-F. :. Doughertyi
M. G.. h1ngaie.
Evening journal., 1919-06-13

Champions come hish--Jess
Willard charges soc sdrnissior
TO his training camp on Sum
days. Jack Dempsey n sstis-
fed with quarter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
.HOBOKEN BECOMES PORT
aOF CONFLICTING EMOTIONS
Humor and Pathos Vic With Each
Other in Ship Loads Of
Doughboys.
10000 COME IN SINGLE DAY
Governors Kept From Greeting
Troops Because Cootic Had just
as Soon Rcposc ON Executive ms
s Street Sweeper.

HOBOKEN " j.. May 24.--This is
the por, of conflicting emotions
With swearing preachers, with faint
+ ing wives with Struggled wildcats.
! with Wholesale marriages. with dead
men brough; TO life. humor Nies with
pathos as the khalii-Clad heroes OF the
world = war land here from Europe.
sometimes MORE than 2o."o" OF them III
single day.
There is tragedy III every shipload
of wildly cheering American veterans.
because usually below decks there are
men stretched on hunks. tNo or three
tiers deep. who cannot stand with their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
was conducted under the strictest mill

was conducted under the strictcst mil
itary secrecy.
This plant. which was dubbed by
the workmen the mouse tran be-
cause. IN order TO prevent tho leak
age or information, ii was understood
mat the men who entered would not
leave until the war was over. was In
operation within miraculously short
iime and plans were made by the War
department to have 5000 tons OF this
most diabolical gas at the American
front by March l. 1919.
When the armisticc came tho plant
was we'll ahead OF it's product ION
scheme. but tho opportunity had MOI,
come Tor tho use OF tho gas AT the
pat,Ie front. The Germans did not have
chancc TO obtain first hand expert
cncc with this most frichtful OF all
poison gases.
IS declared that among 500 men
at tho plant there was not one fatality.
mus immunity being largely due to
inc providing OF all employees with
operation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
STATESMEN DO HONOR
TO MOUNTAlNEER HERO
Sergeant Alvin c. York Proves Lion OF
Hour when He Visited
Washington.
Try Associated rrcss. !

WASN'T NOTION. May ci-Scrgcant
Alvin {. York. Tcnncssees mountaineer
war hero. pronounced by Marshal Foch
and publicly acclaimed as tho greatest
of all. had memorable day in the
national capital.
Fresh from his remarkable reception
yesterday in New York. in which he saw
everything hut the subway. York came
TO town. and escorted by Congressman
tlull. of his native state. and a deleEa-
sion or admirinS townsmcn from Fail
whore he met Secretary Baker: the
White House, where he me; Secretary
Tumulty. and later the Capitol
Three ishly priced war decorations
on his scrEeant's blouSe--the conEres-
s'ona' medal the distinguished cross
and the French troiX de Guerre-anf
record of twenty Germans popped
Off with his irustly rifles. 1872 Germans
captured. and ;hirty-tvc machine guns
put out Of business. all in a sing q
exploit in the battle for Hin No 40
IN IN" ArEonnc lighting las, October
and he still WAS tho modest smiling
IcnnesSecan his neichhors knew when
he was only an elder Of the Church o.
Christ and Christian Union in his homo
town.
York had no less Of time than he
did IN tho metropolis WorshipinK
hci!noAS ana portcrs scrambled for the
prIN'eSe OF carrying his kiibac and
81 nat ional life wrunc his hand: ad-
mirinc thronrS crowded Tho s.roe,
corners when he passed by. and choke
me corridors Of the public buiidnys
tie took il all in with an Interested
Ar ana dismissed ihe comment Of ,hose
w" argued no really didn't do what
Win 'o I'M Eencrai said he did
,'unchristian like 10 ..hi,c hacL!" ; "t
"e'"us' 'heS wanted TO bite a, him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
Real Estate and Court News
CH.,NCERr BARGAIN A>n SALE.

' "Ta smE i rn' ,d<l.! t M', NJ. h l%
Lamb Avenue 80 cc"; south ~ Norwood
Sireei, DESIGNATED a. HOS Lamb Avenue. lion
lot, j.. block \ l.ahurnum Park looxa.i !
feet north lins Wilmington Avenue .a4 : fec,
east O. Hermiiag" Road. April -. lsl.: taN
Enc b. Turning ana T /, ,husbandp to
aoxl25 feet wesr line Lamb Avenue. so f@ct
south u Norwood Street; lisn $3.50 NJ :
Jacob umlauf ana Lucy = ,wife, 10 los.
eph y Ni!Ilains South Harrison street.
TiXHS feri inch.S IRREGULAR west linz
is TO feet south "f Main street May >.
Flora Climsn. of rhiUdelpha "a to
line Davis Avenue los foot ! ineheS north Of
Gary Street; lien OF $500. MAY H. iai5
Ellen H. Kent to Rcbcr, H. West wss,
I'm street: lhTS1 feet at HorthWc.; corrl.r
OF IN and St James street. May i, ma
NationaI Stat" and City Honk of Richmond
10 &. r. Turner lot ., block u ,,hamha,
,aNne Place. "NlS, feet Nrrcgular east 'inv
Seminary Avenue. 49, feet . inches south ~
sn;rS."SSkIand farh boulevard. April - inir
a; /. Thomas and Myrtle =. CvircD =, alg
Strecf, SNis feet s inches east lin. I:rn
- Strct; ~ tc"t north Of Cary Street. MAY
irene c. Glass ana = II. husband OF ais
10 James Hpward Cotmau tundiyidcd -
east line $iuc- Mi" Road at 49, Inn. nv ~ ~
5l!-hrSt street. juiy u. 1911. IN slgo {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
POLICE PUT UP SCHEME
ON DARK CLOUD REMOVER
>rirltuniistic Medium Spirited AVA,
I" Stnti"n House In Midst
Of CCremOny.

ST LOUIS. May c4-Whcn Young
woman dressed III mourning appca red
.Aprii before Moses lIellschcr a spiri-
iua s; known as Moses H." little
did he think an April fool Joke was
being PLAYED on him. He found i, on;
"ncn he was fined 500 and costs
Po'iccwoman Mary Clifford WAS tho
young mourner VINO visited Moses
M my good woman. a Srea, cloud
s banging over the spiri; OF Your
dead mother Moses told her. she told
The court. Take off YOUR camoufage
tecausc il won't do your mother any
GOOD. Spirtualism doesn't foster
mourning
Moses offered 10 remove the cloud
Tor SD. nut the mourncr declared that
she did not have Sa5 so took a s.
Seance and was told her husband was
n trouble.
How long has your mother heen
dead Moses asked her.
When she replied only twenty six
days she was told il would be impos-
slhle 10 call the spirits until the moth =
has been dead three months.
Another policewoman then entered
and TOOK Moses 10 tho police station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
CAMPBELL SUPERVISORS
START ROAD Bull DING
AhroEnte Contracts of Those Who Fail
q" Proceed with Con-
structlOn.


LrNCHBURG;. VA. May .i-All con.
tracts for road construction in Brook
vile Mar;sterial District. Campbell II
County. which were let several years
ago. have been abroEatcd and steps
are already under way looking TO
bids.
The board of supervisors Monday
gave notice To all contractors that un-
less the work under their original con-
tracts was started within three days
the contract would he Cancelled. This
time limit expired Thursday.
!, was learned today that tho work
on tn" Salem turnpike and the Link
road VIII be advertised first and that
these roads ought 10 be ready for bids
not later than June IL. There viii
he som" delay in relettinG the work
on the Concord and ward roads because
new surveys viii he required
movement has been started to Sc
cure Federal aid for the Campbell
Courthouse road. but If this proves not
TO he successful Si0.n00 is available
continue tn" n,aCadam from the pres
eni end Of tho improved road at Eo-
cocks TO 'FosSum Creek and to bridge
tha, creek. This much is certain for
10 carry the improved road on toward
'iusihurS US fa' as funds available viii
permit. Federal aid. If secured would
enable this road To hc completed 20
tho county seat.
There * n question as to whether
u will 10 roSsihl. Ia secure Federal
ID Tor the Ward road because that
road has not been made - state high
way. hut II was learned today tina;
even in event Federal funds do no;
match tho funds available for tho Ward
road. there are funds ia hand to i'm
rroN" this road nearly 10 tho civ
farm. - distance az not quite ten miles
from tn. city. This fact was hrourh,
out yesterday in letter received by
business Manager ityland. OF the cham
Dor Of Commerce. from state Highway
Comm! SSIoncr ,;cor:c T. Coleman in
winch II W"s stated that /, Was not
tn" /ntcniion of tho commits sion to
abandon TIL" Ward road. ana tina, /,
ccrtainlN would hc completed as FAR
rs funds available Will take tho i'm
prONcmCni.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
BUILDING REAL HOMES
Adobe Giving tvny Ga Real Iumbe
BuiIt Homes In Mexican


MONTERREY. MEN. Nav o4-More
than 100000 worth OF lumber was i'm =
ported 10 this country from the United
states during April. through The La =
rrdo. Eagle Pass. FL PaSo and Browns
willie gateways, according to the re-
ports of the collector OF customs for
those ports OF entry. While tho import
records for Tampfco. Vera cruz and
the racific pOr;s for tina; montn are
not available at this time. st is known
That lumber in considera ole quantities
was brought into the country through
these points
In Tampco there Is a large colony o.
Americans and other foreigners who
nave TO Il considerable degree brought
ABOUT iranSformatlo in the typo OF
residences OF that city. These progress
size men have built up suburban dis
lrictS with modern homes. sucn as arc
round in but few other places in Mex :
lco. The old adobe type OF bujldinC
is gradually passing away in this coun :
Try although thc process is slow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
REQUIREMENT REVOKED
""r department Gives Regular Army
Men Option ms to Term OF
-Enlistment.
Inv A.sncInicl Pre-.

WASfiTNGTON. May IA require
n,ent that men enlisted N the regular
army prior Ia April -. ial1 could
re-eniis; only for the three year term
Was rerokeA today by the war De-
partment.
These men. however. now may be
-c-enlisted for one or three Years n;
the option OF the applicant, orders
Will nc issued also annulling the re-
their fui term in reserve. aud author
iziHE their immediate re-enlstment for
. new ihrec-year period after they
have completed ono such period in
active service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
CHANCEKH TRUST DEEDS

Graham u mh"th to Frank : Eich,sor M,
itvper, g aEilss. trustees. HOS I.HEnh Az
rue UNI" feet west line Lamh Avenue 40
ient south ~ Norwood MAY 3 1917; 81 e.a
herheri Is I.ayne TO Pollard 4 Bashy Inc
huSle' 81 GtoN" Avenue. 81 fec, 6 inches
ny 81 I'ci south line GroN" Avenue d. 10,
IND, tnrh"s ""s' "f Belmont Avenue May n.
Q. VI Eienlor to W T.. noda ,rn,,o. 20
f ,st inch"s ny 80 fec, cas-, Inc Virgin!a
S,rsaG' ~. Let Inches south OF ByruG,
bI M"sa Mckenma rcyronuot ana !. ! ,hus-
I'll 10 - Schmidt, trustee II south
KIN streft ga. fs"t inches c.,, II ~
Mn I.I. :, jS"t north OF CRY Street.
rosa Mckcuna Fey roun.t and + I ,bu.
p Fin, ST. - schmidt trustee Il south
i1,,r.ee', 81 feet norm 10 cary Strcer ",y i9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
RECRUITING AT CAMP LEE
NOW NEARING 600 MARK
service in Fcr>hing's Army. In rhiIip-
.p'hcH and Hawaii Prove At
'ractfNe Ia Soldiers,

II
ME- ZEE. VA. May c.-Wjth tho
numntr OF re-eniiStments and orisinal
'ht'S'n.nts approaching the too mark
lhe lamp Lee recruiting office Lieu
tehdh'- oIonel II. :. Wilson and his
assistants arc hitting tn. BALI for
t""hliiN 'uliSimentS from this district
expected. with the one Hundred
HNa SiNtsen;h Infantry now in camn
aad Win troops OF the t:iEhticth Divi.
S,Nn scheduled TO come here. that the
nhoNs mark viii he surpa sScd within
M ueNt week or SO.
~ me present time special effort
IS being made for enlistmcnts. with a
80" 20 assignment TO the SIXTY
second Infantry, which is now sta
.tontd ~ camp. owing 10 the rer.u,
Nthsti"u OF lis ranks leaving many
N1yahEicS Tor roOComriSSi toned officers
tor ne past TWO days service in ihc
N'rericdn eN7s'iitjonary force. Philip.
'.,rH anu hawaii have had the greatest
call. IN o;hclTl bulletin from Wash
,nslon gives the total number OF en-
Ism MS up TO MAY 10 as $7.56.. with
Spectal .nlIStmentS for foreign service
sine" March 50 in the American en-
r.diiionary force S.$l5: for Philippines
tanama and Hawaii since ArrIl >
LII ninety-seven and ?oo. respec-
With the various branches Of ser
wee open 10 tho men the infantry ia
lt"ulhS III cniistments while IN.
motor transport corps, coast artillery
ned artillery and cavalry are next in
cruz. IN. motor transport CORPS is
NANNY selected by mechanics and
thcse who wish To follow this line OF
nren instituted to Mt men for this
branch INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
HAD SUPERIOR AIR POWER
Allies Had Double the Number OF Air.
planes Tint Germany Wns
Able 10 Muster.
fBy Associated Pres.

WASlIlNGTDN. Muy 2t.-Airp,anc
strength OF the allied armies on the
west front when tho armis;icc was
signed vas greater than that OF the
iermans by more than two to one and
Italians ou;numbered Austrians by
tour TO three in machines. nccord!ug
to Official reports TO the war Depart
mcnt.
In balloon strength" the Germans
were declared TO be superior. with 40
craft L" IA for thu allies. or the
airplines IN service. British units com
priSed i.15S machines; French. 1921:
American 40. and Belgian. 1873
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
WIND STORM RUINS BARN
kRpsD~ Farmers Stropr Strurturc
TOO Weak for E;rph!rs W hon
The! HioN With NIgur

JUNCTION CITY kANS. Nav ri
Thcr" is such thing as taking too
great precautions against, Kansas
z"phNrs. SAYS y. TullN. q wcll-kuow
farmcr living near here.
In Years past ~" fr"akish Kansas
storms have unrnofch his barns and
caused considerable damage When ha
huil' new barn last fall he used long
iron bolts and fastened IN" roof to tho
sides the "olts extending TWO fec, into
the Iimh"rs
This snring came the usual wind
storm When il found the roof would
no. INT from tn. harn u demolished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
YANKS SLEEP IN SILK
Brlncrd PaJnm-x I.nnd Outnt In Guard
house When Chief Officer
Learns Of Trick.

LIZ MANS. FRANCE. May 81 From
silk paJamas frinEcd with lace to con
crete doors Of a guardhous. tvpifies
IN" transition OF number Of United
states Army CasualS who comma ndcorcd
tho belongings Of t'rcuCh count here
while tho latter had left his chateau
for the front.
Tn" wholnSai" APPROXIMATION Of tho
count s belongings by tho CasUTlS was
made known Ia the military polio" by
III" count when h" returned from the
front on leave
aicd articleS. while tn" mon who en-
joN"d til" iuNurics are lodged ~ the
ruirdhoGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
SUGAR MAY BE SHORT
tnited states Equalization BoRrd
Issues Warning 10 American
Distributors.

NEW YORK. May ca.-Thc United
States Equalization Board issued
tatement here today warning American
distributors that unless they place or
derS cariN they may not To able 10
OBTAIN suHliticient sugar 10 meet tho
demands OF the coming eason
reports from Europe said the
statement. indicate even greater
demand Tor sugar than was expected.
AS soon as shipping is more plentiful.
so thai Europe may begin importing
rs sugar suppltcs IN large quantities.
me demand on American rcfincricS viii
be so heavy tina, they will find d!f-
hculty in caring for orders that viii
come in later from American dealers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
COLLEGE FINALS BEGIN
ASSISTANT secretary Of Agriculture
81 george irving Christie TO sneak
TucsdnN Morning

lSpecial 20 Tho Times pisp.,,ll
INVEST RALEIGH. y -. Ma -,
fsIhe commencement Of the Nortb G.ro
Dina state College begins SUNDAY MAJ
go with the baccalaurcstc scrin.,, ia
be preached by Rev. John McSwccr ,f
Is immonsyiii". : G., in Pullen Hail =,
$40 II. NJ. Graduating exercises ,ciiI
he held at II o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. at which time George Irving
EChristic, Assistant Secretary Of AIT
couture, viii deliver the principal com
smenccment address.
%s The graduating class this wear hnu
l1orty-four candidates for bachelor a.,
$grees and two for Hdvauccd dc-rc..
$sonay, May -. is Alumni BAY ana tha
SenIirt day viii DC devoted 10 alumni
FRcttvitS. with the exception of lbc
4 presentation OF "a portrait OF Hon IL
~. Peele, founder Of the college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
DEADL|EST OF GAS MADE
NOT USED AGAINST HUNS
Germans Barely Escaped Annihiln.
tion From New American
War Weapon.
TON COULD KILL 1000, 900
Preparation Made In Plant Near
Cleveland, o., Which Was Called
Mouse Trap-Discovcry Is That OF
Illinois Professor.

WASHINGTON. May 24-That tho
armistice came none too soon to save,
the entire German army from possible
annihiiation is revealed today in a
statement from tho Department Of the
.mterior making public for the frs,
secret development in this country Of
ne most terrible instrument OF man
slaughter ever conceived.
This latest contribution OF science to
the art OF war-making is a super
poison gas discovered by Professor w
Lee Lewis. while in the employ OF the
rersity Laboratories here II was or
iSlnallr called Lewisite." but was
persons.
When the suspension Of hostili,ies
came the War Department, was turning
oveE "me,hyl" AZ the rate Of ten tons
day !, Is declared that ten air
n ncinn, loads n Of ii would kave been sur
single days ou,pu, would have
poem sufficient I" snuff out the 5000. 200
IAN 'he departments statement saws
single Drop Cnn I<in.
\ single drop on the hand :, is
Ialmed. VIII penetrate 20 the blood and
soon rrach the heart. when it Kills the
victim IN great agony.
~ the educational exposition il
lustra tinE the wartime and recon
struction activi,ie. of tho pepar;men,
4 heavy armed guard is main;aircI
DAY and night abou, the booth whcr.
a sample OF the Eas is beng shown
ne department itself declares that !,
IS the most deadly NJ ali war cas.s
mnch more deadly than mustard gas,
Which heretofore was known nv chen,
ISIS as the king Of poison cascs,.
F.Nperis of tho War Department, do
Scrioe II AS the climax or tho Coup
Tvs achieNemenis in the LethaI arts"
when the work Of developinc VA
sases was frs; undertaken bv tho
ZINES IN nehat 90 the military au-
rom ms civilian duties as professor
o. chemiStry AT Northwestern I-niver
SLY. Evanston. H.. and a; the renuest
OF the bureau was commissioned
'tStaln IN The ordnance departmen,
ana assigned 10 tho gas warfare snrW
ice of the Bureau OF Mines.
Plant IL Operated.
The departments statement saws.
mic acting III this capacity Fro
lessor Lewis discovered and deyelonad
the gas and eighteen d,ys after ;hn
gas work OF the Bureau OF Mines wa
uMansf,srred 10 the Jurisdiction or the
war department and AN cleven-acrc
plant 20" It's manufacturc was started
near Cleveland, Ohio. where The wori
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
RARLEYCORN's FAREWELL
ohios Saloons Close. Hut IG5 pnyinc
License "a Remain Omen Mon
dny for the Day.

:
COLUMBUS. o.. May o4-Althouch
constitutional prohibition does no; be-
come effective in Ohio until next Tues
day. the state Will become practjcally
dry At midnicht tonight
To-day il the end OF the license wear
and only s. Of the $500 saloons in
the state have paid the $50" ncCcs-
sary to reopen for the one day next
Monday. MANY bars VIII reopen neNi
week as restaurants and soft drink
cmpor!umS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-25
the whole structure. Insurance .d.
.nsters estimated the damage at
BOAT SWAYED ON NATAL DAY
Consequently Ohio Man Finds ~ MIN
cut To Know where lie Was
Born.

NORWAl.k. OHIO. May e4-Charl.
II. HarEo. bellevue. who was found
guilty by jury of cutting with in,en,
to wound, has the best OF. reason. IN.
not knowing whether he was born a.,
OHIO or West Virginia III
While on the witness stand
said he was born in a houschoat ,hs
Was moored in the Ohio River on the
OHIO and West Virginia limo '"c
The water was high and tho b,n
%" ""'i swung from one State TO the other
Ing witness ' Piosecut-