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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
INTER. CHURCH WORLD
: MOVEMENT ATTACKED
IN ST. LOUIS SESSION
ftarged Much Of Organisation
nnd Machinery is Found
Unnecessary.
LRy Associa,ad Press.

ST. LOUIS. MO. May 13-The inter
ckurcI world movement today was at
tackled ''unauthorized, unrepresenta IA :
tive, precipitate, underlined and ex-
traVagant" by the board OF home
missions of the Presbyterian Church
composed OF one representative of
each of the th;rty.six synods in the
United States. The criticism will be
Thursday.
The interchurch world movement.
which is a proposal 10 ally all Protes-
iant churches OF America into an or
SanizatioD for more determined and
systemaiiZed church work. does not
sufficiently safeguard the integrity OF
terian Cnurch. the board declares. and
says much OF the organization and
machinery Of the former movement is
unneceSsarN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
JAPAN WORRLES ABOUT
BCLSk6EVISM,S SPREAD
OVER EMPIRE OF INDIA
DeiaiEs army Of Spies 10 Nofe
Progress Of Doctrine and
Report.
HN PATRICK McEyoY.

NEW YORK. May l3.-Japan is so
SraNe!y concerned a; The rapid spread
Of Bolshevism in India that she has
IN army OF spies scattered through the
peninsula making notes Of the progress
OF the new political doctrine, accord
ing TO Talbot alundy, traveller and
writer, who for many years has been
IN close iouch with affairs in Great
Brita!n's eastern empire.
Mr.. Mundy. who formerly was in
the government service in India. makes
the interesting assertion that the new
political doctrine did not originate in
Russia. switzerland or New York but
had its inception in the active brains
OF group of Hindu occultists. Japan.
ne says, is now alarmed by the pos
stbi!i;y of lis spread from India
through Burma into China.
IF !; ever does spread into China
the end of Japanese supremacy will
be in sight said Mr.. Mundy who dis
cusse6 the subject with the writer
t2day in his studio in Fifth Avenue.
japan sees the danger and has an
army OF spies in India taking notes
and making detailed reports"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
lRY As.octhtad prcs.l


WASHINGTON. May ii.-Trans-
port saiiings announced todny were:
Itniiu, due Ncw York May "a,
| headquarters, supply md medical
dctarhmcnts. Companies a, B aud G.,
| Three Hundred and Nineteenth Field
Signal battalion; nine casual COM
paptcN.
Siboncy. due Scw York Way 20,
| detachment SiNty-Rfth Infantry Brf-
Eadc; Ono Hundred and rhirticth
tnfuntry; Ono Hundred and Twenty
third Machine Gun; clothing and
ffcth: detachment Three Hundred
and rwenty-fourth Field Artillery;
two cnSual companies; seven casual
officers. including BriEndier-Gen-
crnl Edward l.. King, commanding
siNtE-Hny Infantry brigade.
Artcmis, due Newport News May
-. One Hundred and Fifteenth In
fnntry; One Hundred and T,yclfth
Muchinc-Gun battalion; two casual
companies.
Mnnchuria, due Eoston May 80.
hcndqunrtcrs Eifty-cIshth Infantry
BriEadc; Ono Hundred and Fourth
sunply train: Ono Hundred md
Fourth Engineers: Ono Hundred
and Fourth sanitary train; Ono Hum
drcd and Fourth mobile ordnance
repair shop; Ono Hundred and
Fourth train headquarters; seven
ordnance caNuni companies; seven
conr-icsccnt dctnchmcnts. BrjEn-
dtcr-Gcaersl Frank y. Cochcu, cont
mandine Effty-eiEhth Field .ArtiI-
lcrS brigade. IL on board.
OrizHbn. due Newport News May
Headquarters Fifty-fourth Field
Artillery BriEudc; Ono Hundred and
twelfth Field Artillery; One Hun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
NJ. {. BISHOPS ASSIGNED
FOR 1878 CONFERENCES
Richmond Prelatc to Preside at
Kentucky. Louisville and HoIston
Sessions.
ANNUAL COLLEGE ENDS MEET
Bishop john c. Kilgo. OF Charlotte.
y. c.. Goes to North Mississippi.
Nov. IL, Louisiana. Nov 10, and
Mississippi. Nov. 2G.
ANNUAL COLLEGE ENDS NEE

ST LOUIS, May i3-Assign.ncnts OF
the hiahcps OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church south, 10 The annual confer
enees iney are 10 conduct during thu
coming year were made today at ,hc
closing session OF the annual meeting
OF me college OF bishops. The assign
FITS, Bishop z r. Hendrix,
Conierence, September ); Baltimore
second Districs-Blshop ". !, cand :
LeF, OF Atlanta, Ga: North Georgia
sis, November ~: Florida. December 3.
Third District-,9ishop Jarcs ATKINS.
OF OF Waynesviile, y C.: North A,abam ma,
ths. dates 20 be set for each
Fourth D!strict - Bishop Collins
Denny Of Richmond, Va: Illinois Con-
Der ]: Louisville. September II: Hols-
;, F5fth g., Pis,rie.-Rish9n John {. Knso,
Conference, November Il. I.ouisia IA
November ~ Mississippi, Novenber
Sixth Distric;-Bishop w. B. Muir
ran. OF Memphis. Tenn: Denver, Au-
:on; S:n5; r, ~; Missouri, sssptemeer %;
seventh Distric,-Bishop W. r.
L6amnsth; Ia. Japan Conference. August
i9b.r @ aoreaG; ton Ssptemssr 3; China oe-
fixed
Eighth District-Bishop E. D. Mou
son, OF Dallas, Texas: Indian Mission
Conference, September l9; West Okla
homa, October .: East Oklahoma, No
vember 6: North Arkansas. November
!e: Little Eoc,i. November 20
Ninth District-Bishop John NJ
Moore: Brazil Conference. September
s. Central Brazil, September Is; South
AZ Ten53 ii s'ris,wB:skon strict Y, F. Mgr
tober !; North Texas, Novemher lc
Alabama, December ); Cuban Mission
January >
Eleventh Dis,rlc,-Bisop L. V. w.
ns,on. OF Huntington, w Va:
Western North Carolina Conference,
octnher o.: Upper South Carolina. NO
tember .; North Carolina o>ernb+r
~: South Carolina. November 2s
Twelfth District-Bishop IL NJ. Du-
ooise. OF Berkeley. Cal: Northwest
conference. August 81: Pacific, October
5; Los .:ngeles, October Is.
Thirteenth Dis:rict-Bishop w "
tinsworth. of Austin, Texas: West
Texas Conference. October s. North
Texas October 10: Central Texas, No
tember D: Texas, November lS
Fourteenth DiStrIct-Bishop James
Cannon. o: San Antonio, Texas: West
srn Mexican Mission, Texas Mexican
Mission and Mexico Conference. dates
20 be determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
RICHMOND BLUESDUEM
NEWPORTNEV V/S MA Y22
Transport Sailings Are Announced;
Blues on Board Steamer Orizaba

drcd and Fourth ammunition train.
less Company T.; One Hundred and
Icnth Field Artillery; salvaGc cOYu-
phny No. -; ono ordnance casual
COMPANY. HriGad'cr-GeneralL Lucius
u. Moibrook, commanding Fifty
on bonrd.
MontpcIicr. due Newport New.
Way :3, headquarters, sanitary de-
tnchmcnt. machine gun company
and Companies a 10 II. Inclusive,
Three Hundred and Twelfth Tnfau-
otscEO. due Ncw York May .:.,
hcaddunrters and medical detach-
mcnts, First Battalion, Compnnic.
\. md &. Three Hundred and
Eleventh Infantry; base hospital
No. 81; evacuation hospital No. 81:
casual companies.
Hcrlandin due Newport News May
-. Eighty-si1th Aero Squadron;
hcndqunrtcrs Ono Hundred and
Fifty-siNth Infantry Brigade; head
quarters Fourth Battalion, medical
Comnany No. 20 engineers; dctach-
mcnts Of Three Hundred and
Twelfth. Three Hundred and Ninth,
Three Hundred and Tenth and
Threc Hundred and Eleventh Infan-
try Regiments; Field Hospital No.
"i.i seventeen conrnlcsccnt detach-
ments; two casual companies.
Radnor. New York May .f, Three
Hundred and Scrcutieth Aero
SHundron. Nincty-ffth and Ninety
sixth Aero Transportation Corps
companies; four or6uaucc casual
companies; hcadauartcrs md rncdf-
cal detachment First Battalion.
TO NJ, inciusivc, Three Hundred and
Twelfth Infantry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
WILL OBSERVE ECLIPSE
Professor David Todd ana Assistants
sail for south hmcricn
to View sun.

%EW p York, May ,a.-Professor
a. l.. iichard and ". r., CGshinG snd = nd
ur other assistants from the united
states Navy, sailed today for Mon.
l.F'nGo, Mnere the Professor is 10 take
May 29. y"
professor Toaa may make the OBJ
altitude of 10000 10 5000 fee. al. u"
ing photographs Of the eclipse while
The professor. however. expects TO
"f the $. S. Eiinor. The actual photo.
2raph work will be done BY Stuart
whitman nephcw of the forme:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
WHITE CASTS ONLY VOTE
AGAINST NEW CITY PLAN
Companion Ordinance Authoriz-
ing Borrowing Of 1862 ,534.82
Also Receives Approval.
PROVIDES HOMECOMING FUND
BODY Sets Aside Sum of 10000 for
Entertainment OF Soldiers
on Return.

Final passage OF the city bulge:
Tor 1912 featured the meeting OF the
Board % Aldermen last night Tho
companion measure authorizing ;ht
borrowing oc $6G2 53iS2 was ais,
"dopted. Both passed without debA e
dnd in each case the vote Of Alder.
IAN White was the nnly negative one
Roll call showed the following re.
.uit:
x.!Gns,i ;iyes,7i,GFqndy Gunst Msiiqn, Nelson
Nanna'y Ndatn, f2%s.- oss-,y ybite ln.!erj Workman
Thc bulge; Is. PASSED carries s.
eoh.ol$.a2. Il provides sor no Increase
.crenee between he eX,ee,ed e%pendi-
'rres and the real aat!cipa ted revenues
~ made up o. The sam FOR The bor-
''T5'ns T5ss @ Of wn,cn ,!s, artnority is given.
- option Q. the budget even II IL should
oe vetoed by Mayor .Ainslle The
orgnsSh OF supporters OF ,he measure
~ boih branches has been shown SUI
NSleni TO pass ii over the veto o.
thc Mayor should this be necessary.
Ane,her measure OF importance
lHG SlQ.oey for tho soldiers home.
o'ning This resolution. however
WI nave 20 go back 10 the Common
:Nnnha! ~ II was amended so as 10
,0he nc supervision OF the eXpcndi-
inre Of the funds out % the bands OF
me Mayor and placed Il IN the hands
"l the council Committee on Adyertis-
!Hs and Enterprises. Mr. Nunnally dc
Jared mat he knew the Committee on
advertising and Enterprises would
Weigh the matter carefully and not
sp:nd the money recklessly."
hderman Grundy al first was dis
posed 70 vote against the approprta
,!on. He declared that hc mad given
VIC mater considerable thought and
hiIl he was wiling 10 give his share
- citizen OF Richmond. he rcaiI:
Ga not think that In the condition o!
s'.S city tnc Council had q right 10 vote
zen appropriations He said fur,her
i'i%i nc hated to seem triotic thai
~ n.d sent u son over there" by,
i'-1t- ihe guardians OF tho city's in.
it:esis occupied different position
'"on private citizens
Ait%r Alderman tiunsi had made a
sprech In favor OF the appropriation.
Aiderman Fuller urged A!r. Grundy
70 withdraw his opposition This ne
u.d and the appropriation carried b.,
- unanimous vote. The vote on the
,Pt'on of the NunnAlly amendment
"as as follows:
\ h, Ayes-tirundy Nielsen, Nunnaliy.
.'owets. White. Workman. Adams :.
Nocs-Cunst. Melton, PulIer g.
resolution. introduced by Prcsl
dent ADAMS was adopted. authorizing
ihc Local Boards Assertion 10 cover
,Ae streets and parks with flags dur
'nE the homecoming celebration The
HcoTatinE VIII be subject 10 the super
lsion o. the Director OF Public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
WEATHER BALKs PLANS
Of 0VER-OCEkN FLIGHT
Reports Indicate There Is Possibility
of Start Being Made Some
time Today.
THICK FOG DELAYS HOP OFF
Typical Newfoundland Weather Prc.
vailed All Day Tuesday, Keeping
tho Planes I'm the Bay al
TrcpaSscy.
THICK FOG DELAYS HOP OFF
ny JOSEPH MULyANEy.

lkEPASStif, y. T., May l3.-Nu, the
American flyers did not get away this
evening, but it was not the fault OF
the scaplanes and IT was not the fault
OF the Ayers.
The now notorious Newfoundland
weather apparently went into tant-
rum al the thought of Yankee pilots
defying it, With the result that it
served one OF its worst daily menus,
and Commander JOHN II. Towers smiI-
insly declined to stomach the mess. but
tomorrow is surely getaway day or
all the weather seers in the American n
expedition Will be sent TO the brig in
disgrace.
Thick Fog Prevails.
The climatic trouble began this
morning with fog. as thick as soup.
and iiilinE the bay and spreading miles
about About noon the bright sun cut
twenty-five feet in the mid-Atlantic
from the Azores. directly in the face
of the course.
Then the word was officially flashed
would not be attempted this evening.
With It went this warning and
promise, pr that the chances for a hight
Wednesday are the best possible
II the wayward sister ship NC-4. last
reported at Cha than. Mass, joins the
NC.1 and NC-3 here in time, She may
make the long leap with them
NC-i May Fly Alone.
If she arrives after they have started
but before the destroyer fleet is re-
called for fuel, she may swing aloft
the air lanes.
Commander Towers and his associate
aviators here are saying that the trio
OF aircraft should share in the nonor
of achievement
SO pronounced is the spirit OF fair
play and cooperation among the Hyers
tnat nothing resembling a race among
the seaplanes will be promoted
The aim viii be for Il landing In di-
vision formation with the NC-3, bear
ing Commander Towers. slightly but
or the hotilla just behind.
Unless long interval elapses be
tween the landings. the announcement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
JOHN L. BURNETT, NEAR
VICTIM OF BOMB, DIES
SUDDENLY nv ALABAMA
Serred 20 Years in Congress
and Sponsored Bills TO De-
pori dangerous Aliens.
GBy Associated Press.

GADSEEN, ALA. May iS.-Repre.
sentative John L. Burnett Of the
seventh Alabama district, died sud
denly tonight at his home here. Mr..
Burnett was elected 10 the House OF
Representatives in 1899 and has served
continuously ever since. During tho
last session he was chairman OF the
Committee on immigration.
Mr Burnett had been reelected TO
serve in the SiXth-siNth Congress whicn
convenes next Monday
Late in the last session Mr. Burnett
introduced bills for deportation OF
dangerous aliens and for the stoppin e
OF all immigration for four years after
the declaration of peace.
IL was believed that because OF his
activity In behalf of these bills Mr..
Burnett was one OF the more than
dozen of the prominent men to whom
Internal machines were recently mall
ed. Only difficulty experienced in open
ing the bomb probably saved him
from seriously injury or possibly death.
Mr.. Burnett was born at Cedar Blum.
Ma. January 30, 1854 educated in tho
common schools OF the county, and
later studied law in the Vanderbilt
University. lie was admitted 10 the
bar in 1876. In 1856 he was married
TO MISS Bessie Reedcr, OF Cleveland,
Tenn.
In 1854 Burnett was elected to the
lower house OF the Alabama lcgisla-
turc. to the State Senate in 1886
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SEE DANGER IN lTALY'S
OMISSION FROM ALLIANCE
ain's Forc:ful Invasion OF Enronc
hust Hr Across COuntry'>
Northern Plnins.
WASHINGTON Nsy ~ =

WASH ?NGTON. May ia.-rhe appsr.
-; COMMISSION OF italy from the con.
}cE'hia'cd Franco British and Nmcri.
'!.n hl'iance constitutes 4 threat asains;
'r iGiure p9acc OF Europe which even
ta+ ieaSte "i nations cannot guard
.'s-'"i ia, .ttSfdinS to- opinions OK
pressed iu italian circles here fod,.,
= ot-s III 1f&sicm OF Europe has al.
~ tys come from the East and its new
- -eN''! !" rance, after the d,estri,c-
.ilon cs German fortIicat;or. in ~
t3 ult3 ..!oiHeter zone cas-, OF the Rhine,
WI pe ;tercas the n~-:he.n p,a:ns Of
is this reason. couplcl WIN 4, "a.
'iFr lHaI ltaiAs national sccuritv he
"a Su"rds tns much as tha, OF France
d,,Mt has psed indignation in Italian
',iNrtcrs ccausc Of the slight Ipon
tbclr nation. "P'i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
GET ORDERS FOR ENGINES
American Locomotive Company An
nounces $50 VIII Re Built for
Italian Government.
INV Associated press. !

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Americas,
Locomotive Company announced today
that 1t had received an order for l50
locomotives from the Italian govern
mcnt The locomotives are OF the
heavy freight type. Several inquiries
have been received by the American
company from other foreign govern
mnns for locomotives, it was stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT DOWN
Trouble starts in West yirrIp;u rown
when Officers BcSin Loading
StiIi.
FBy Associated Press.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. May lS.-
>rDowel! County, w. Va, was shot
and killed at Jenkin Jones. near here
today when party of officers engaged
IN loading a captured still on a train
shincrs. viii Murray, a member Of
the attacking party and the man who
is alleged tc have shot Blankenship
was shcc and seriously wounded bv
the latter before he lost nsciousness
Alex Billips, said by authorities to
have been I'm the attacking party Is
the third man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
How General Deneken
Would Rebuild Russia
fBy Associated Press. !


PaRIS, May I3.-GeneraI Dene-
Ken the head of the COssack anti
boishcSfst government In South
eastern tussin, hRs communicated
MS programs tc the representatives
OF the allied powers. The principaI
points OF the program follow;
To continue the struggle against
BOIshcvIsm.
RcntOrnti0n Of law and order.
Reconstruction OF u unified aud
indIvlsibIc Russia.
COnNOcatlOn OF constitucnt as-
scmbIy baScd upon universal sur
fraSc.
LnrEcr re sionnI autonomy and the
estccni of sclf-gOvcrninE districts.
Civil and religious liberty.
Immediate aGrarfnn rcfOrma.
Adoption Of measures tending to
protect workers against cxpiOita-
tion by the capitalists and aSaipst
government abuses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
TRIAL OF AARON WISEMAH
BEGINS IN SHELBY, N. C.
Faces Charge of Shooting DIR. T.. A
Tennessee In Jnnu-
ary. 1918.

SHELLEY, " g. May 13.--The State
man charged with the murder Of Dr.
F.. !. Tennessee. in January, 1918. 1t
r alleged that the dcfendan; shot DIR.
hfennessee as he was alighting from
Il train al Glen Alpine. near here. The
prosecution introduced two witnesses
VINO testified that they were passengers
on the train and were confident that
Wiseman was the man who fired tho
shot
Several character Witnesses were
also introduced. The court adjourned
until tomorrow before tho completion
OF the states case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
ELEVENTH HOUR CLAUSE
GIVES THREE PEACE POWERS
Thcir Signatures 10 treaty. II Is SuiG
WIN Make Pact Bindiny
All,

PARIS May l3--An eieyeuth.Lou;
clause. III the treaty of peace wj:h Ger.
many proytdcs that signature by The
three GA:et allied powers VIII bG sui
hcient 20 make peace IN accomp!:she
iact IL was semic:hc:a!ly stated lat.
This action has been taken i, is un =
oerStood 10 make the conclusion ~
peace possible in The event that ItaIy
refuses 10 sign the treaty The clause
Is said 10 have been inserted or rho
eve of the Versailles session when the
dark 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
LETTERS SEALED WITH KISSES
Requires But Zen Minutes for Jury
TO Give Wife Verdict for
S25,00O.

NEW YORK. May IA jury in the
supreme court today awarded Mrs
Anna Speare. wife sf Frederick Harvey
Speare. an actor. $4,000 in her alien
alton suit against Frances Goldstein i
young brooklyn music teacher.
Ten minutes delioeration was all the
Jury required to return verdict in
favor of the plaintiff.
Among the evidence submitted TO
the jury was shot box full OF letters
from the dofendan; which we're sealed
with millions and billions of kisses -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
TROOPS ORDERED HOME
WAR Department. Makes Announce
ment Of SSicmcnts for
Early Return.
fBv Associated prnss

WASHINGTON. May l3-Ass.rn-
ments of these organizations 10 early
ietut:i was announced today:
Headquarters and depot section OF
the Third Corps artillery park; Com
nany No. 13l: TRANSFORMATION Corps
Company \. Five Hundred and Tenth
Engineers; Companies y. R. c and ..
headquarters and medical detachment.
Five Hundred and Eighth Engineers
the Sixth, Tenth. Twenty-fifth. Twenty
sixth. Twenty seventh. Forty-first.
f'orty-fifth and Thirty-first Compa nies.
Twentieth Engineers: One Hundred and
Fort;eth Field Artillery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
LEADING LADY ENDS LIFE
StnEc Caller Finds Her Dend I'm Dress.
ing-Roon With pOpc About
Her Neck

PARIS, May IA few moments he.
tore the curtain was to rise at the
Sarah Bernhardt Theater today stage
hands found the leading lady. Nine
Blanche Duffresno. the Divine Sarah's
undcrstudy." dead in her dressing
room. her body dangling from clothes
nook. The actress, who for some time
hsd been suffering OF neurasthenia had
tied rope around her neck mounted
chair, fastened the rope to the hinge
and kicked the chair from under her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
HINES GOES ON TRIP
Director-GeneraI VIII Inspect Railroads
ni Southwest and Address
Trainmcn,

WASHINGTON. May ls-Director-
General (oM Hines left Washington tonight
Southwest. Before returning to WASH
hgton he Will address the Conventions
oi tne order Of Railway Conductors.
Railway Clerks at Cincinnati. and The
brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen.
nhe me latter convention will be held May
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
SUCCESSFUL TEST FLIGHT
Nnyy's Big DirigibIe balloon C-5 De-
clnrcd Ready for st. Johns
Vrtp.

MoNTAUK. n. Y. May 13.-After a
Conn, and back this afternoon the
navy's big dirigible balloon C-5 was
declared ready toright to start for ST.
Johns, y. f., on her long coastal air
morrow naval officers declined 10 state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
VILLA is NEAR BORDER
Expect Rebel Chiefs Purpose Is TO
Collect Ammunition Struggled
Across the BOrdcr.
lEy Assoclatca Preas. l

JUAREZ. MEN, May 13.-Unofici2i
messages received today report Villa
with a force estimated At 500 mon NOV
ing along the Kansas City, Mexico and
Orient railroad in the direction of
Ojinaga, the border port opposite Pre-
sidio. Tex. 1t is believed the rebel
chiefs purpose is the collection OF am
munition smuggled across the border
and cached in the desert.
OJinaga is occupied by small fed
eral garrison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
Wake Forest Wins Debate

NTLANTA, CA, May 13.--Wake For.
,eA,t College, OF Wake Forest, ~ C..
{1a from Baylor University, Of Waco,
u e. here tonight in debate on the
5ok cstionscf whether the government
HA ,uld settle Industrial disputes by
loN pulsory arbitration" The North
$s5laN linlans took tho negative. This
& kiv( them two out of tho series of
three debates. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
10000 REMAIN in ARMY
belgium Has DcmobiIized $4,000 md
Efforts Arc Directed to Re-
6ucc Force to 100000.

BRUSSELS, May I3.--Belgium's army
at present numbers 10000 men and
Minister OF War has informed parlia-
ment. Tho minister said he would do
his utmost TO reduce the Belgian mill
tary forces to 100000 men az soon az
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
BRITISH SEEK ARMS IN CORK
Soldiers Arc Combh County I'm Ire.
land for Ammunition and
Arrest Four.

DUBLIN. May ,13.-British govern
ment soldiers are combing county Cork
have heen hidden by Sim Feiners.
-Four arrests have Seen made and more
are expected. German revolver and
cartridges have been unearthcd in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-14
Tc,rpho,n,. ~.

Not necessary to 70 to tho cornor
grocery or drug store to put n Want
Ad in The Times Dispatch. Simply
Dispatch, Ra ndolph I.--AdS. l4 80, =
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quick results phone 1t to The Times.
phone IL to Randolph i.--Adv.
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