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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
GENERAL ANGELES ARMY
IS SPLEND|DLY EQUIPPED
Mexican Rebel Leader Confident OF
Easy Victory When He Moves
on JuareZ.
ATTACK is EXPECTED TO-DAY
Skirmish Occurs Between Advanced
Forces, and Several Federal Sol.
diers Are Dcad-ViIIa Partisan
Has Plenty Of Money.
IRy Associated Pr.skl

Ell PASO. TEN, June ia courier
who arrived tonight from the rebel
headquarters near Zaragosa. less than
thirteen miles from Juarez. reports the
rebels have 400 men. all armed with
rifles. and each man supplied with 800
rounds OF ammunition.
Two held guns and eight machine
guns arc included in tho rebel fighting
equipment
AT the time the courier left the camp
the intention was TO attack JuareZ be-
fore daylight tomorrow morning
skirmsh sh occurred between fed
erals and advanced forces OF General
Angeles al 4:3o O'Clock this afternoon
near Juarez. Several are reported
killed on the federal side.
General Angeles is in the best Of
his cause. The forces OF General
Angeles are ~ell equipped, his cavalry
horses are the best seen below the bor-
der. and equal those OF American
cavalry.
General Angeles is we'll supplied
with funds and states he is paying for
everything he obtains from the ranch
The most surprising thing is hi.
men-they are not. the ordinary run
OF revolutionists. they are big and
about Juarez. they smiled and said:
We can take Juarez In three hours"
General Felipe Angeles headquarters
are in an old house situated on a lane
on the main road. about thirteen miles
southeast OF Juarez.
When General Angeles was asked
what he intended to do about Jaurez
he said:
Il do not know whether to take the
city or not II told you tha, would
be military Information. and, OF course
j have nothing further TO say about
JuareZ."
In speaking of conditions in all Mex
!co, General Angeles said:
For my part. ! have no aspirations:
| have no desire or wish 10 he the big
man in Mexico: ] have no desire TO be
heralded a the redeemer ~ my coun-
try. which mas been torn and bled for
nine years. The only ambition | have
Is 10 aid and assist those other lead
ers with me in redeeming my country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
SENATE LEADERS DRAW
LINES IN TREATY FIGHT
Battle on Knox Resolution Is Ex-
pected to Begin In Congress
Next Week.
MANY CONFERENCES ARE HELD
Whether Opponents '''lall Carry
Opposition to Point of Parliament
tary Obstruction to Prevent Vote Is
Considered by Leaders.

WASHINGTON. June 13.-senatc
leaders drew their lines more sharply
today for the next phase OF the treaty
night, to begin early next week. around
the resolution Of Senator Knox, Re-
publican. of Pennsylvania proposing
TO put the Senate OIL record against
accepting the league of nations as now
interviewer with the terms Of peace
After a series of conferences and
much informal counting OF votes there
we're various predictions as to the
course the struggle would take. Both
sides were optimistic, but we're pre-
dieting a long and stormy debate
Whether opponents of the resolution
should carry their fight to the point
or parliamentary obstruction. so as to
prevent vote until after the signing
OF the treaty at Versailles, was dis
cussed at n conference of Democrats.
attended by Senator Hitchcock, of
Nebraska; and several other members
Afterward the Senators present gave
conflicting views as to the method Of
procedure. hut agreed that ii must he
shaped largely by developments.
Deny Use OF FIIihuster.
Senator Hitchcock said no filibuster r
would be resorted TO. and thai there
would be no serious opposition TO
bringing the measure to vote. He
pTeulcteu tnat every Democrat except
Senator Reed, of Missouri. would be
against it, and that they would he
joined by about eight Republicans.
giving safe majority TO vote 1t
down. r
Other Senators at the conference
made clear their intention to fight the
resolution at every step suggesting
that there might be an effort to take
UP appropriation bills ahead OF It,
Supporters of the measure have con-
tended that if more han one-third OF
the Senate membership goes on record
in it's favor, the Result will be a warn
ing that the treaty as now framed
cannot secure the necessary two-thirds
when presented for ratification If n
vote Is blocked it would he no surprise
If an effort were made to accomplish
this purpose through round robin"
similar to that circulated in the clos
ing hours of the last session.
European Section Objected To.
The first fight over the resolution
about the section stricken out in COM
mittee, which would have declared it
a policy of the American government
that II should cooperate in removing
any future menace to the peace OF
Europe. ..A motion to concur in this
committee amendment will meet sharp
resistance. and some Senators believe
the provision will he restored.
Senator Fall, Republican. New MeSi o
cast the deciding vote on this question
in committee. but reserved the right
to support the provision In the Senate.
Opponents Of the resolution Eener-
ally are eXpected to favor the sections
restoration. with the hope of weaken
ing the resolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
MOB PURsUEs COLORED
SLAYER AND HIS GUARDS
Negro Who Killed Memphis Officer
and Wounded Five Others
Sought by Citizens.
TAKEN TO MORE SAFE PLACE
Murderer in Charge OF Shcriff's Dcpu-
ties Taken From Train at jackson
and Being Rushed by Automobile
to Hiding Place.

MEMPHIS. TENN. June l3-Alouzo
Young, q negro. who ran amuck here
TO-DAY, shot and killed John c. Brink
ley, police sergeant. and wounded
hNe other persons. was taken tonight
from the Jail at Jackson, Tenn, to a
place OF safckcepinE designated by the
governor, but not made public. accord
in;X TO dispatch received ,by the
sheriH mere after lie was removed from
the train OH which he left this CITY
LOT Nashville, by Jack son police, who
acted In compliance With message
purporting to come from officials OF
ahotner county. AT the Office of the
smerih here II was stated that no re-
onnR. WHO left this city In the GUS
today Of Shelby County officers
;, Aeet6rdmg ,,et' to advices from Jackson
sttx ,"oU Wb%n wns ,hs rspostHd en- route to that
automobile with sheriff's deputies and
started overland for the State capital
~ ~ is reported that mobs appeared at
raiiroad stations at several points be-
tween this city and jackson after the
'rain with the negro aboard had passed
aouns' who was accused OF chicken
Stealins. shot and seriously wounded
Frank Micci. sroceryman. while he
was being detained pending the arrival
OF the police. and before he was cap
tured after chase OF more than a mile
through a prominent residence section.
killed Brinkley and wounded four
others OF his pursuers. including Hulet
Smith, chief of detectives OF the Mem
phis police department.. With the ex-
ception of Micci none OF those wound
ed was seriously hurt.
Young was shot several times before
he was captured. and may die OF his
wounds.
Companies l. and y, Fourth Tennes-
see National Guard, went on duty at
the Shelby County Courthouse late to-
night. AS result OF demonstrations
following. the killing. The situation
was we'll In hand and quiet at mid
night. .. ri. Perry. sheriff. announced
Young was reported held safe near
Nashville, where he had been taken
by automobile from jackson, Tenn, on
orders from Governor A. H. ROBERTS.
after he had been removed from the
train on which he left this city for
Nashville in compliance with a mes.
sage; which officials here said, they
had been informed purported to come
from officials of another county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
INCOME TAX PAYERS
FAIL TO BRING THEIR
BILLS TO COLLECTOR
Moncure Declares Statements
Should Be Presented When
Paying Second Quarter.

GoIlector of Internal Revenue r. G.
~ -: Moncure states that many Federal
selves at the collectors Office witho,,t
naV:nE with them their statements O..
YAK lax hiliS' showing the amount of taxes
uue ana me serial numbers Of such
taXpayers. The collector declares that
" IS important that all taxpayers when
making payment OF the second quarter
or income taxes due on or before to-
morrow (June l5) present their tax
biils in order that proper credit may
be given
if the taxpayer has not yet received
bill for taxes showing the balance
que on June l5. this fact should not
De considered IS relieving him from
the payment of the amount due for the
second quarter, and he should either
bring or send to the collectors office
an amount sufficient to pay the second
quarter tax. making statement to the
effect that he has not received a bill
so that special effort may be made to
locate his tax account and apply the
IN yment. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
VETERAN MESSENGER
SHOOTS DOWN ROBBER,
RECOVERING 500, 900
Daring Hold-Up on IL "Sfafion
Stairway Frustrated BY
Quick Gun Play.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The alertness
OF an elderly bank messenger who pur-
sued six holdup men down the stair
way OF an uptown Manhattan elevated
station and fel1ed one of them with a
revolver shot, frustrated a daring at
tempt at daylight robbery here today
The robber who was shot was flee
ing with a bag said to have contained
100000 in securities taken from David
Ryan. the messenger. who did the
shooting. and Henry Boylan en-
Dlorees OF the Colonial Bank who were
taking the funds TO the Federal reserve
bank
The robbers had rendered Roylan
unconscious by pressing wad of cot :
ton saturated with chloroform to his
face. while Ryan was stunned with a
blow from a blackjack. However. as
the thugs ran toward the street Ryan
followed them and fred four shots at
the group.
The man with the bag COLLAPSED. re-
leasing his hold on the bag. and while
his companions were carrying him to
waiting automobile, Ryan retrieved
the valua hles.
The holdup occurred at E:ghtv-first
Street and Columbus Avenue. and the
robbers. OF whom the police have a
fairly accurate description. made off in
green touring car. from which the
license plate had Been removed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
GOVERNMENT FAILS
TO CURB ADVANCES
IN PRICES OF FOOD
Chickens Are Selling for $500
Each, While Eggs Are
Sis Per DoSen.
rBy Associated Press. ]

PARIS, June l3.-The cost Of food
in Paris continues TO rise notwith-
standing the attempts of the govern
ment to keep prices down. The high
cost of living is causing great appre-
hension because of the important part
II plays in strikes and other demon
strations that are being made against
the government
Meat products are selling in Paris
as follows. per pound: fresh pork, S114:
bcefsteak. Sl.5; mutton chops, Sl.23
veal. Sl.33 and ham, Sl.96 These
prices must be computed by estimat-
TO the dollar. as French wages have
not increased to meet the fall in the
exchange rates.
Chickens are selling at from 81 to
50 each. Condensed milk is 40 cents a
can and sugar costs from 10 to is cents
per pound when it is obtainabie. Deal
ers are getting $1.l5 a dozen for eggs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
OPERATORS
GIVE AID TO STRIKERS
Council Of -Four Revises Treaty Text;
Holland Refuses to Join in Embargo

draft. But the financial provisions
Will he amended no that tho repa-
rntlons committee will he given dis
cretlon to allow Germany to gather
n working capital for the reaump-
tlon of her industries In order thnt
nhc mny meet the requirements OF
the allies.
The plcbiscltc In Siiesia and
changes In the Polish frontier ne
cessitnte new clauses, while a re-
xfsed drnft of the provIslons ON the
Danish frontiers il expected.
The proposal of the council or
foreign ministers with regard to
fixing the Hungarian boundaries
bordering on ItOumnnin md CIeciio-
SioNakin hns been approved by the
council Of four.
Holland Inns Joined Switzerland,
Norway, SweIen and Denmark in
refusing to take pnrt In n blockade
nRHlnst GerMnny should the latter
refuse TO siEn the peace treaty.
british wnrshIps Rre reported In N
dispatch from Stockholm to he
bonn mbnrdinE the hnsc Of the Bol-
shcrtsts mt kronstadt. Tho dis
patch intfmates that the Bolshe Visit.
nre cndearorinE to evacuute the
base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
SECRETARY DANIELS RULES
ON TAX EXEMPTION CASE
Nnvnl Rnd Marine Corps Men In Re-
serve Entitled to Discharged
SOldlers' Benefits.
.IRy Associated rre,s1

WASHINGTON, June l3-Members
serves released from active service.
but not as yet discharged, are entitled
TO any tax exemption or other dement's
the States may provide for discharged
ssid today In replyfto an inquiry from
Representative Randall, OF California,
The eNAttorney-General OF that state
has ruled that the tax exemption law
does not apply to men In this inactive
status or unless they are honorabIy
discharged, which Representative RAN
dali characterized as discrimination
Discharges Will be given when the
four year enlistment cesSm has expired,
Secretary Daniels wrote. ts N,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
TWO PAYMASTERS ROBBED
BY TWO BANDITS IN DETROIT
Carriers Of Money SntchcI blinded by
Pepper and Thieves Get
ES3,OOO,

DETROIT. MICH. June 13.-Two
E SaSsmasters snns fn,.6a of re Trangott, Schmidt
OF $4,000 by two Italians late this
afternoon. The paymasters had Just
with satchel carrying the money,
when two Italians stepped MP to them.
and. throwing pepper into the faces OF
their victims grabbed the satchel of
money: Both men were temporarily
blinded.
The robbers separated. each jumping
nosite direction. to throw pursuers off
the trail.
None who witnessed the holdup
could tell which machine carried the
loot. The police have no clue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
THOUSANDS TO PARTICIPATE
IN REPEAL DEMONSTRATION
Labor WANTS Wnr Prohibition Cancelled,
and Beer md Light Wines Al
lowed Permnnently.
IRy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON, June l3.-Seventy
thousand representatives of organized
labor. headed by Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, will participate in flag
st cps of the Capitol tomorrow in favor
OF repeal Of the wartime prohibition
law and exemption OF beer and light
wines under the national prohibition
amendment.
President Gompers. who will be Hc-
comPanled 10 washington ny iOo dele
Labor Convention now meeting in At
lantic City. will address the labor rep
erected on the top landing OF the
marble stairway immediately in front
OF the Senate entrance.
Labor delegations from many East
ern cities. according to union Of
fcials, will he on hand to participate
In the demonstration of protest. in ad
dition to 80. 600 members of local labor
unions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
tBy Associated Press.

The council OF four devoted both
It's sessions Friday to revision OF the
teAt of the peace treaty, prepara-
tory to Its presentation TO the Ger
mnn pence delegates. Premier Or
lundo. of Italy. was not present,
having left for Rome Thursday
night TO discuns ut 81 secret meet
ing OF tho Italinn Parliament the
work OF the pence conference. and
to rench decision on some I'M
poFtnnt mnttrrs, In particular with
regard to military precautions on
the CnrfnthiRn frontier. Dnron
Sonnino. the Foreign Minister. rep
resented Italy at Fridays meet
inEs In place of the Premier.
The rewriting OF the treuty OF
peace, RS announced In PariS dis
patches. WAS rendered nccessnry by
the discovery of errors and incon-
sistcncies In the drnft M at frnt
prenented to the GermnnH. Many
Of the changes to he made nre OF "A
highly important nature, but most
of them nre OF minor character.
The lHtter Is particularly of the
repnrntions clauses, which will he
virtually unchanged In the new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
and Half-Pint
Traded by Tarheel

SMIrHFIELD, y. e.. tune H.
Tint he hnd traded wives with an
other man and had given a half
pint OF whisky and 25 cents to
boot was admitted on the witncss
ntnnd In court here tOdny by IredeIi
Wheeler, white man, tcstIfyIng In
case In which four other white
men arc charged with conspiracy
TO Kill.
Wheeler informed officers OF the
location Of blockade distiIiing
OUTFIT, which they rnldcd On April
III, near here when Deputy sheriff
J. ALI Wnii was mortully wounded
by ono of the biockaders. jesse
iinles, j. II. Evans. John Stancil
and Spain Bailey are being tried
ON a charEe of having entered into
compact to protect stills, IL they
should he raided.
Governor Beckett called n special
term OF Superior Court TO try the
four defendants and three others,
who nre alleged 70 have been at
the still on tho night II wns rnided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
200 MEXICAN SOLDIERS
VICTIMS OF TRAIN WRECK
Men Either Killed or Injured En-
Route to chihuahua From
Mexico City.
IRy Associated Presa.l

LAREDO, TEN, June 13.-Two hun
dred goSernment troops were killed
or injured when the train on which
they were travelling to Chihuahua was
wrecked by sinking OF the track north
OF Aguascalientes. according TO II Mex
leo City dispatch to the Ell Pervenor at
Monterey, and forwarded here today.
The wreck Is said to have occurred
Wednesday. The troops were under
General Benteria Luviano.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
N. & W. STRIKE SETTLED
SbOpmen Decide to Return to Work
After Conference With Fed
Grafton Officials.
TRy Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Railway
administration officials announced late
today that the strike OF the. shopmen
Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
ference with American Federation Of
Labor officials at Blueheld w. Va,
Tho men voted to return TO work Mon
day, II was stated, D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
RIVER GIVES UP ITS DEAD
bodies OF Chesapeake and Ohio Train
men Arc Recovered Near
Colcman's Fails.
tBy Associated press.l

I.YNCHBURG. VA. June 1s.-The
bodies OF Brakeman Thomas Halligan
and Fireman Frank W. Walker. Of
clifton Forge. who were drowned yes
freight train went over an embank
ment into the James River near Cole.
mans Falls. were recovered today.
The bodies were found after the
river had subsidized, beneath the loco
motive Engineer r. F.. Sydnor, also
OF clifton Forge, who was injured in
the wreck. is still In serious condi.
tion at local hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
Ber,n Wilk,n. Case MONDAY.

MINEOLA, n. Y. June 1S.-Selection
of the jury that will try DIR. Walker
x. wilkins for the murder Of his wife.
few months ago. was completed, to-
day. Court Immediately adjourned un-
til Monday, when the trial will begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
Riots Break Out In Craeov.

VIENNA. June 13.-Anti- Semitic
riots have broken out at Cracow. Sew
oral hundred civilians and twenty SOL
diers were seriously wounded before
the military restored order after
wholesale piunderinS OF Jewish chops,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
Medal for Commander Read.

NEW YORK, Juno lS.-Lteutenant
Commander Albert c.. Read. who pilot
ed the navy seaplane NC-A across the
Atlantic TO England. Will receive the
lea, the club announced tonight. i{se
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
REPORT TO RURLEsON SAYS
COMPANIES OBEY ORDERS
nv. A,socI,ted Iprc,.

WASHINGTON, June l3.---Employses
OF tho southern Bell Telephone Com
good and sufficient reasons, and MOT
because OF union affiliations, Postal, la
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-14
LEAGUE CAMPAIGN ISSUE
Wants Women to Determine Whether
There Shall he An
other War.
IRy Associated Press.

CHARLOTTE, N. c.. June 13.-If the
Senate should refuse to ratify the
peace treaty end the league Of ma
address here tonight. he wants 1t made
an issue In the 1920 campaign, and
the women given an opportunity ito
express themselves as to whether this
shall be the last war;"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-23
SAYS bRTTE
CUREFOR
Well Farso Nsvsla Banlk, =
Rsviswof c ndit;ens, Shown
Remedy Lie IN Nation

San Franciseo.-PssDls shsulA
shop for lower prices. reduce their
consumption, Draeties tArift. utilise
for their savings Liberty Deals. WaR
Savings Stamps and Treasury Savings
Certificates. says the Wells Fargo Ne
vada National Bank. II ~ monthly
review. analysing the higAt cost Of
living. High prices are .dus 70 the
following causes. the baak review
peints out:
"Psrsonal sxtrsvaganes on the
pert Of those Who have been re-
ceivinG unaecustsmsa proAts or un-
usual wages.
"ProAtssring. the ssising ~ bus-
ines men OF the opportunity c4sred
b. . Asavy dsnasa 70 manipulate the
ssDoly y q 70 yield undue DsoAfe.
High rates Of wages. Which in
crosse he cest q eennslitese ct
every stags.
"0sassai iAaassss q credits and
circuiatisA. iasiulias bank deposits.
what ~ nay lock and heDo for
- the NAH erect o. this oevsrn.
mental action 10 IN. awakeains Of
the natien to moro Of . natural
reaction Against payiAg AiOA prices.
People should take paiAs - aveil
paying them By shopping for lewsf
Driess. by reducing their eonsu1H
tioA. practising thrift, utilizing for
their savings Liberty Bonds, War
3aviags Stamps and other oppestuA-
tiles for gilt.sdgs invsstnsas nov
npsA - them.
This attitude win constitute .
atrsAs inference In lewsrinv prices.
dewl - the peiat at least 1eeea1i.
tato1 ~ basic condition.. and, these
latter conditions bsias .fsAdAmeatal.
must se isft 10 work themselves cut"
The American National Bank IN its
monthly letter makes The following
statement resardias The cost Of
living:
There are several remedies that
may bs applied. and gradually win
be applied. to redues the COST Of
living. but the most essential 10 to
get down to business. work full time,
waste nothing and do without . lot
of unnecessary things which consume
IN their making much valuable ms
terial and human energy"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-23
ARE o A CAPT.
TALIST?

The Standard Dictionary defines
Capitalist" as n who has . pc.
cuniary surplus"
The dictionary 10 wrong.
A capitalist b one who has . pc.
cuniary surplus" which IL invested.
Are you . capitalist?
You are II you are buying War
Savings Stamps or Treasury Savings
Certificates. They represent "pecun-
larry surplus" or. in simple English.
savings and they make your money
work by bringing to you 4 PEI cent
interest compounded quarterly.
Are you q capitalist?
Secretary Of Commerce Rsdha,d
said to the Cleveland Advertising Men.
There are s4.0o0,c00 subscribers to
eur Liberty Loans. l suspect that
many . factory ID manned, a. l know
some Government services are, by q
force from top to bottom capitalists
In varying degrees. but not the less
really"
Don't kick about the high cost Of
liviag. Beat it by trimming your
sails and buying War Savings Stamps.
The capitalists are not kicking about
the high eos Of iivins.
Why?
Because they have money q work.
Cut your expenses to the bone. In
vest in War Savings Stamps.
BE q capitalist.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-23

Employees Of the Union Iron Works
the Bethlehem Steel Company's shin
building plant In San Francisco
bought e1S.e0c worth Of War Sayinu
Stamps last month. The men havv
givsn up dice and cards and hold draw.
lngs Aad rafflAs Of the stamina
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-23

Golddeld-Regular ore shipments
started by Goldneld Development
Company.
Ely-Strike on Northern railway
settled. men return to work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1919-09-23

Information from Washington is to
the effect that Congressman Evans
viii have charge Of the bill making an