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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

miastosUfa.
cZY JEsZcZE PRocZ Ko-
o
IL lacy zYDZI MA SWIE-
Gle PRZY
Londyn, 10 czerwca- - Otrzy-
mana z Rosyi iskrowa depesza
donosi, re W Rosy odbyfy sic po-
gromy zydowskie w so rozmai-
.tych m~iejscowuSciach. Depesza
dalej podaje, Re 5000 zyd6w 20
stale wymordowanych w Felszty
ME, 1000 W ~zytomierzu, $50 W
.Owruczu it'd.
Petrograd, 10. czerwca. - l.
zsak Leine, correspondent do
pism amerykahskich, oblicza i po-
dale, Re W ciagu lutego ! marca
wojska gen Petlury ma Ukraine
wymordowasy ME mrriej | ME vie
cej, tylko "a tysiecy 4ydow. O.
sieroconych zostalo 100000 To-
kragia przynajmniej cyfra) die
ci, a szkody materyalne ida W
b:1iouy rubai.
Pary4, 10. czerwca. - zydow-
Soy delegaci re Stan6w Zjedno--
czonych, Wierkiej Brytanii i in
nych panstw przedstawili konfe-
rencyi pokojowej projekt ustaw
ochronnych ola mniejszosci naro-
dow. w Rumunii, Polsce i in
nych ~panstwach ma wschodzie.
R6wnoczeSnie zazsdali oni, ably
rodzinom ofiar ,pogromow" wy
p}acono odszkodowanie, a dla
widow i sierot ustapowiono odpo-
wiednie pensye.
NIEMCY
WOJsKA w BERLINIE.
Berlin, 10. czerwca. - Ber-
I;nie i oko1icy skoncentrowano O.
ko&o $1,000 wojska, a Swieze Cd
dzialy ciagle dalej napfywaja.
Obliczaja tn, re 50tysieczna ar
mia wystarczy do ewentualnego
kompletnego poskromienia spar
tacydow, ma wypadek, gdyby
wznieciti oni kontrrewolucye.
PRASKI
cZCI W1LsoNA.
Paryi, 10. czerwca. - Przyby-
Ia tn komisya reprezentujaca uni
wersytet W Pradze, kt6ra wreczy-
Ia. prezydentowi Wilsonowi no
norowy dyplom doktora i profe--
sora tegoz uniwersytetu.
WILSON ME ~OPUBLIKUJE
TEKSTU TRAKTATU.
Paryz, 70. czerwca. - Pomimo
najsilniejszej agitacyi W senacie
amerykahskim, prezydent Wilson
postanowii, re ME opublikuje TEX
stu traktatu pokojowego pred
podpisaniem go przez Niemc6w,
Pan Wilson uwaza sic pod tym
wzgledem "a zobowiazanego ho-
norowo W stosunku do innych
wielkich mocarstw alianckich.
NIEMCY
SAD MAD SPRAWCAMI
WoJNY. !
Berlin, 10 c~zerwca.-Konwen-
eva konstytucyjna ukonczyia wy
gotowywanie ustawy, ktora usta-
nawia sad, majacy przeprowadzic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
Polacy maja dobre
szanse W policy.

w krotkira czasle mala sic Cd
bye MOVIE egzamina miejskie ma
.policyantow pod egida Komisyi
iCywilnej Miasta Chicago. Obec-
ME nalezy wziac aplikacye, ktora
lmozna otrzymaG w ratuszu.
Kandydatom ma policyant6w
'chetnie udzieli bezpiatnie wszel-
kich rad i wskaz6wek detektyw
tpolski, Wiadyslaw J. Sztanka,
S18 N. Rockwell ul., ktorego po-
nownie obrano sek~retarzem orga-
inizacyi policyjnej pod nazwa
Chicago Patrolmen Social, Ath-
ietic and Efficiency Club, do
kt6rej nalezy przeszio $500 poll
~cyantow.
Legislature Stanu Illinois
przeprowadzi wkrotce nova usta-
we nadajaca specyalne przywile-
je tym, kt6rzy siuzyli w wojsku
amerykahsiiem" - m6wi detek-
tyw Sztanka. - ,,Wobec tego, re
okoio 100 nowych policyant6w
przybiera szef Clarity co miesiac,
radze Polakom pospieszyc sic z
iwniesieniem aplikacyi, poniewaz
nadarza i'm sic obecnie doskonaia
SposobnoSt powiekszenia liczby
poJicyant6w polskich W miescie
Chicago. Egzamin ME jest trud-
ny, ale wiedzieG trzeba, jak sic "a
braEsdo~naud."
Is q .
Jessznsd1ieta, te Polonia avon
EalsNa urstuje, swoje bondy VOL
noSciowe zakupione przez upadly
BANG ideatty. w przeciegu 80
da spotiewae sic MONA rapor-
tuwtej sprzwie Cd sedziego D.
e Suflivans. ktdry przyrzeki
POazhom, te-uczyni eosfety W je-
gOsmoCys by e, sprswe zasatwie
W
Aspn6sja
NHkEzpytznie wyssoscwane do
wssdzkfedezenych W Waszyng-
konies cezJmano odpowied1 "
Avonda8e. ze receiver ma kwe-
syS outowlwoanosdowych W
So.niegosoinforma
y~~&pomociuda6 sie~nalety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

Walenty Rybowski, zosta{ z%wolniony
cd kary ale za to jego bartender "a
placil $500 I poni6si koszta sadowe.
Rybowski, dowi6d}, 4e go ME bylo w
domu W czasie, gdy 6w bartender spree
dawa1 trunk W pokoju poza wyszyn-
klein.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

Cemencean ma tel podstawie, 4e
ssus trshatapokoiowy d~ostatecz-
nladssno 1 seanOwczo przepisuje
n6rnsesprawe niemieckego
rGzhrpAenta-
Okazana skSonnose uiatwienia
acknowledgements ich do Ii
gi Earod6w wynikla podobno z
obawy A1ianc6w azeby ME zorga
s4zomaty one innej grupy naro-
d6ww druga - konkurencyjna j
antagonissyczna pierwszej -
Ltgs-
Y PRAc RADY cZTEREcH
Paryz, 10. czerwca. - Rada
ICzterech przepedziia wczorajsze
przedposudnie ma rozwazaniu "a
portow rdznych swych komisyi
Nv sprawie roziicznych kwestyi,
podniesionych W niemieckich
kontrpropozycyach pokojowych.
Nastepnie oddaly wczoraj swe
sprawozdania komisye: dla zagie
bia rzek Saar, dla Alzacyii Lo-
taryngi 1 dla lewego brzegu Re
nu.
Da1ej zajesa sic Rada Czterech
wyniktym acknowledgement cze-
sko-wsgierskim i dis ma ~jeszcze
ponownie wzise- go pod swa dy-
Bkusya
Ostateczne w~ygUtowarfe trak'
tatu pokojowego z Austrys do
znaje zwsohi z powodu 6ysputy
mad zadaniatnf W2och W sprawie
pozwofenia IA deportacye ,,nie-
Dpozadanyeh obywateli'' W tel czs
Sci Tyrotu austryackfego. kt6ra
ma bye przysaczona 10 k6festwa
wloSkiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
AUSTRIA ZAWIERA "a
WIESZENIE BRONI.

Geneva, 10. czerwra. - Otrzy
mano tn wiadomose, Ae Austrya
bavaria z Jugoslowiarami zawie-
szenie broni, pragnac poSozyc ko-
nice nienormafnym stosunkom,
jake wynikiy z powodu niedaw-
rej inwazyi ma Karyntye wojsk ia
gosfowiahskich, kt6re okupowaty
Zollfe1d.
Ma mocy tego zawieszenia bro
nj dystrykty Celowca, Rossegu j
Volkermarktu maja pozostac W
reku Jugosiowian, natomiast
Saint Veit, Vil1ach i kolej z Tar
Wis W reku Austryakow.
C~LEMENCEAU UJMUJE Sic
"a CZECHAMI.
Paryz, 10. czerwca. - Prezes
k~onferencyi pokojowej premier
Clemenceau wysial do rzadu W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
TslsgTsIly zagTadczna.

Du&p6rpenfe pesstruuacy I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10
ARMIA
ZBLIzA SIZE DO UFY.

Kopenhaga, 10. czerwca. -
correspondent t~utejszego dzien-'
nika National Tidende" telegra-
fuje z Helsingforsu, IL bolszewicy
pospiesznie ewakuuja P~etrograd
(Podobne doniesienie okazalo
sic juz kilkakrotnie ,,kaczka
dziennikarska." Przyp. Red. DE-,
Chic.)
Stockholm, 10. czerwca. - E,
stonskie armie starry sic z ME,
mieckiemi wojskami .landwery'
(obrony krajoweD W okolicy M
wschod cd Rygi, gdzie }otyskie
wojska take ucieraja sic z Mem
cami. Estonczycy byli zmuszeni
ewakuowac Wenden. Walka z
niemiecka ,,landwera" toczy sic
takze w odcinku Ramaszk.
,,Landwera" jest wojskiem
zmobi1izowanem przez niemiec-
kich baronow z nadbaltyckich
prowincyi.
Omsk 10. czerwca. - Zadana
ostatnio przez bolszewik6w kle-
ska armii admiraia Kolczaka spo-
wodowana zosta,a okolicznoscia
re ME posiadai on pod reka wy
Gwiczonych rezerw.
Bolszewicka kontrofensywa roz-
poczela sic. gdy Kolczak znajdo-
wal sic o 100 mil cd Wolgi. lego
lewe skrzydio musfafo sic cofnat
ma 80 mil i obecnie armie ,bolsze-
wickie zhizaja sic do waznego
wezsa koleiowego, jaki tworzy
miastosUfa.
cZY JESZcZE PRocZ Ko-
q O
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-10

sIedztwo i ukarac tych, ktorzy ,sa
odpowiedzialni "a rozpoczecie
przediuzanie i przegranie wojny.
Sad ten ma sic sk}adac z 10 czlon-
kow, ktorzy zbadaja polityke !
postepowanie roznych przewod--
cow wojskowych i cywilnych "a
rowno pred wojna jeszcze jak
W czasie wojny.
ANGLIA AME-
RYCE NIEMIECKICH OKRE-
TOW.
Londyn, 10. czerwca. - Trze-
cia roczna konwencya narodowej
partyi demokratycznej i piracy IL
chwalila tn en~ergiczny protest
przeciwko postanowieniu, ably
Stany Zjednoczone zatrzymaly
ola siebie te niemieckie i au-
stryackie okrety handlowe, kt6re
znajdowasy sic internowane W
portach amerykahskich. Anglicy
domagaja sic, ably statki tie 20
staiy ro~zdzielone pomiedzy wszy
stkie pafistwa alianckie W proper
cyl odpowiadajacej wysokoSci
STRAIT okretowych kazdego Z mich
The evening world., 1919-01-20
HUSBAND AND WIFE
KILLED BY 4 MEN;
HAT OFFERS Clue
New Murders Only Short Dis.
tance From Where Rii1ell
Girl Was Slain.

Joseph Holbach, shot by four pa
irons Of his South ozone Park, J.. J..
saloon at 2.3o o'clock this mornnC.
when Mrs. Holbach was killed by q
bullet through the heart, died at 2.i5
o'clock this afternoon IN st. Mary's
Hospital Jamaica.
The police were hopeful, they said,
that finger prints on beer glasses and
the almost new black velour hat
dropped by one Of the men might lead
them to the slayers. 40 attempt was
mado at robbery The police think
the mon, all Of whom had been drink
ing, became anrorcd when HolDach
ordered them out.
The Holbachs have one son, Do
minicus. who Is with the Marines in
France. and a daughter, Helen. re-
siding in Providence. Il. l.
The Holbach place is at Lahcy
Avenue and Hockaway boulevard.
Less than a mile away. down the
Boulevard, at Briggs Avenue, is the
cottage where lived Mary Elizabeth
The evening world., 1919-01-20

Riddcu. slain last Wednesday eve
ung within q f"W rods ~ h'r home.
lIolbach an! his wifc weJo ~ 'he
bar room ~ l.3n O'Clock tn.s morning
when four men entered. The s1inon-
keeper. before he lost CONSEQUENCES
described them as Noungish men and
he thought they were foreigners"
The mon became noisy and nj Ego
O'Clock the Iioibachs. who lived u3-
tairs over the bar. were anN!Ou, to
have them GO.
"Now. boys. this Is The last d~inN.
m going TO close" said Hothach.
"rhc hell YOU say" one OF the men
replied Were beginning to get
a good start"
Holbach insisted in a friendly way
that they leave. and started gently to
push them toward the side door Mrs.
Holblcb, who had been behind the
bar counting the money in the cash
register, came around 10 join in the
effort TO persuade the men to leave.
Suddenly all four drew rcvolycr8
and began firing. Mrs. Ho,blch fcil
dead with a bullet in her right breast.
HolbacA dropped with a bullet near
his heart and in his right arm. From
the glassware broken and the ballet
holes in the walls II is apparent
the mon Cmptied their rcvolvCrs be-
fore they ran out the side door.
The evening world., 1919-01-20

Cassidy Finn may run across Magis.
trate McQuade and hear the story
from him.
The christening took place last
night in me Finn flat. No. Az West
SD street, and the Survivors de-
clared this morning that II was one
OF the most successful christenings
the neighborhood had ever seen.
James Finn, Marmadukes father,
an iron moulder by trade, is in the
West Side lock-up with several dents
in his head and part OF bis left ear
missing, while Mrs. Finn Is nursing
several painful bruises where she
stopped odd bits OF crockery. Baby
Marmaduke is considerably mussed
up as result OF being whanged over
his small head by a slab Of roast beef.
The christening supper was well un-
der way in the Finn dining room last
night when 1t occurred to the elder
Finn that his son was setting away
to an entirely too quiet start in life.
so he made deprecatory remark
about prohibition and prohibitionists
in general, opening another bottle OF
old Kentucky case goods as he did so.
Mrs. Finn Immediately became in
tensely prohibition and in a re-
markably short time superheatcd
words were passing between them.
Then, according to what Mrs. Finn
told Judge McQuade in the West
Side Court this morning. Papa Finn
tried to mould large side OF roast beef
over her head. The beef was accom-
panied by the platter. which reached
it's destination in good shape but the
roast rIcocheted off to starboard and
wrapped itself around Marmaduke
Cassidy Finn, who was lashed to a
high chair nearby.
Mrs. Finn's head broke the platter
into many small pieces, but she saya
she could have stood for this If L
hadn't been for the baby. Marina
duke let out an iufantilc whoop tha'
awoke all the fighting spirit in Mrs.
Finn's mothcrly soul.
SO she reached over and tal(.n-
the bottle of old Kentucky case goods
firmly by the neck, she did her bit
for prohibition by shattcring 1t over
her husbands head.
What happened thereafter is rather
vague but Policeman Scharcr says
that when he reached the scene the
Finn dining room looked like little
bit OF iyprcs.
Papa Finn was taken 10 Roose.
welt Hospital. where ne received first
aid, Then he was locked up and
later arraicned this morning before
Magistrate McQuade on an assault
charge. In court this was changed
to disorderly conduct. MIR. Finn is
still in" while a probation officer Is
conducting an Investigation.
1T ain't my missing ear that wor-
RIGS mo so much" tho prisoner is
quoted as saying this morning, but
the bottle Of old kentucky case
goods that was wasted"
The evening world., 1919-01-20
GATE CAUSES SHORT CIRCUIT
Explosions Caused Mt Gntr- Avenue
"L" Car BurncJ.

There wer" several loud explosions
near the Gates Avenue Elevated sta
uon, Brooklyn, 1T noon to-day, when
the guard gate Of car on Ridge
wood train became loose and fell to the
track.
AS II scraped along il came II con
tact with the third rail and a short cir
cult resulted. Sparks shot int the air
and the explosions followed.
.rhC Fire Department and reserves
from nearby police precincts were
called The powor in the third ran was
shut down, but not before the vrr took
ilr" and was damaged.
The train was running Light" other
wise the polio" believe loss Of lives
would have resulted.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
KILLED BY FALL IN SUBWAY.
JnmcS a.. Nnn Durcn slips on steps
mud skull Is fractured.

The funeral OF James H. Van Buren,,
formerly advertising manager Of the
American city. who was killed by a fan
yesterday viii bc held tomorrow
Burial viii be a. WoollaNn Cemetery.
Mr. Van Buren, was aNOH, 20 enter tho
subway ~ Times Sl.,gc when hr
Slipped ON the siai's an fractured his
skull lie was dead when an ambu-
lance arrived.
Van Buren, was fowy-forty wears old
Erldl,,ic OF Cornell University. mem
The evening world., 1919-01-20
wrestler Denies Perjury Charge.

Rudolph schwartz. known as Alvarez
the Wrcstl'- pleaded not guilty 30 an
indictment charging him with perjury
before Federal Judge Knox to-day and
the Case went over TN tomorrow
schwartz took out a passport In the
nam" Of Ralph FitzSmmons and. accord
ing - Assistant United states Attorney
George Winship Taylor, gave the place
of his birth a. Jacksonville, Fla. al
though he is said TO have been born in
GalltI. RuInluil.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
For Women:

Sheer Linen Ilandkcrchlcfs, with tape edge,
hCmstitChcd. regularly $50 doz $50
Sheer or medium weight IIandkcrchiefs,
with midget hens. regularly 800 doz. $40
Sheer Linen lIandkcrchicfs,-d daintily en-
broidcrcd designs. regularly 3Sc each 25c
The evening world., 1919-01-20
Police Iicutcnaut conboy mead.

Police Lieutenant Thomas Conboy.
attached 10 the Traffic Court. died yes
t,rd1y ~ his home. No 36l East i9ith
street. after hrIUf Illness. lie was
sixty -thrg, years old and unmarried.
The evening world., 1919-01-20
Remarkable Values
PURE LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
For Men:

TOT wen!
Sheer Linen lIandkcrchiefs,- - -hemsttchcd
or turned hens, with tape edge. doz. $50
regularly 900
Pure Linen Handkcrchiefs, regular size,
with quartcr-inch hens. doz. ABS
regularly 600
The evening world., 1919-01-20

be- VI the ba- ana member ~ tho Cor
nell Cllb Ilc lived at 30 Is Fort
Washington Avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08

Returned 10 Duty. Previously Report
ed Died Of DlscN2e.
lieutenant Charles b. Payne. War
rentpn, FAuQuier county, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
FOOD CONTROL ACT
STILL Being ENFORCED

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Staunton. Va, Jan. I'll. B.
Spronl. federal food administrator Tor
Virginia, issued the following ofdcial
statement from his Office today:
with the rapid repeal OF special
license regulation since the signing
OF the armistice. the impression seems
to prevail that all restriction on sales
OF food commodities are being with
drawn.
This is not SO. Until legal peace Is
proclaimed, nil provisions of the food
control act win be in full effect and
enforceable under the penalties there
in provided against boarding. prob
teering. speculation, unfair practices.
etc.
Further, there are retained the
general license rules. and for the most
part the, special license regulations
promulgated ny the food admiMfstra-
ton as a bar to such trade practices.
Until definitely RECALLED. these regu.
lations Of the food administration viii
he enforced by revocation Of license
and other appropriate penalties.
''While specific maximum margins
for wheat mill feeds have been re-
moved. the rules limiting permissible
annual net earnings are still In force
wholesalers being limited to per
cent on gross sales, and retailers to
. per cent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
WOMEN TO HAVE BIG j.
SHARE N REVIVAL

Women who win undertake a big
task in the Billy Sunday campaign.
which starts here next Sunday. met
yesterday afternoon at o'clock at
the Young Women's Christian Aeso-
citation. and plans were made for get
ting In touch with all the business
women OF Richmond. Their preliml-
NARY work has been especially active.
and all the lines are veil laid for the
opening OF the campaign
Choir No. I met last night at the
auditorium and were assigned seats
to be occupied during the progress OF
the revival. The chcirs are already
almost filled. according to statements
made at the Sunday headquarters
yesterday. and H. In probable that
there viii be . waiting list for the
choirs
Chief Usher Julian ". Tyler has
an able corps OF assistants who will
he in charge Of the work OF handling
the enormous crowds which are ex-
pected to fioc's to the auditorium to
lowing are those who will be engaged
in this work:
Division fdcutenafts--R. p. HArri-
son. Kennith II. Chadick. Stanley r.
Tyler. III. HI. Walden, Luther W. Wells,
W. N. Miller, II. l. Corman. W. j.
Shiilingbnrg.
Keymen-Stanley Harding, w. L.
Wills. r. B. Airport. r. g. Hooker, IF.
L. Gary, David Bottoms. Earl sibley.
A r. Martin. C. J. Johnson. W. w,
Titier. =. w. Russell. John r. Gin.
r. g. Eliyson, Charles A. GreAver,
Thomas b. Davis. Or. C. r. Pearson,
T. W. stevens. s r. Phillips, e. A.
Bischcn, W. r. White. B. NJ. McCue,
r. N. Roberts. J. Lee Davis
Billy Sunday is expected to arrive
In this city next Saturday afternoon.
He has just finished campaign In
Fort Worth. Texas. and will stop by
New Orleans. where he win make an
address William Jennings Bryan is
expected In the city during the Sun
day revival. and win make q speech
in the auditorium. He u . firm sup
porter OF Mr.. Sunday. and his visit
is looked forward to with much In
terest. It has not been definitely an
no,inced Just what day he win be
here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
!. 5. CIleU|I
COURT Of APPEALS

The United States circuit Court 81
Appeals convened yesterday for &As
January tAfm, with the following
jndges ana cfhcials In aftendances
Circuit Judges: Hon. ]. G. PEltohArd,
OF Ashetille, N. c., Hon. Maftin a.
Knapp. Of washington. D. G., ana
Hon. Charles A. Woods. OF Mafiofs
Marshal John g. saunders,
Court announced End handed down
its opinion In tina, following caaa9:
No. 1903, CONSOLIDATION C0astwise
company, Claimant, Appellant va
Merchants 4 Miners Transportation
company, Claimant, Appellee: appeal
iron, the District Court - Baldmore,
Md. Per Curtain opinion. Amrmed.
No. 1904, Merchants 4 Miners
Transportation company. ClalmanL
Appellant W. ConaolIdation Coaet-
wise company. y Claimant, ct al, APP
peilees. Appeal from the Dsstficf
Court at Baltimore. Md. Per curtain
opinion. Ahirmed.
10. 1887, Wilmington Railway
Bridge Co. et al, Appellants, vs.
Franco-Ottoman shipping company
It'd. owner 30. Appellees. Appeal
from the psefr3cf Court at WiimMg4
ron, n. G. Opinion by Judge Woods.
No Is4s. Philadelphia. baltimore
and washington RR. Co., Plaintiff Id
Error. vs. state Of Maryland TO- saSa
Of John G. Pantley and Amelia II.
Pantley, Defendant In Error; error
10 the District Court at Baltimore.
Md. Opinion by Judge Knapp. At
hrmed.
No. 1s47, Rosemary MFG. Co.. APP
pcIlant va. Halifax Cotton Mills. Inc.
Appellee. Appeal from the District
Court ut Lynchburg, va. Opinion by
Judge Rose. Affirmed.
No. 1857. Merchants & Miners
transportation Co. owner. Appel
liant VS.. f.. D. Goff. master. Appel
lee. Appeal from the District Court
at Norfolk, Va. Per curiam opinion.
Affirmed.
No. 1861. United States Of America.
Plaintiff In Error, vs. One Saxon Au-
.omobile. w. r. Mundy, trading an
Mundy Motor Car CO.. Claimant. De-
PENDANT In Error. Error to the. DIS :
trtct Court at Roanoke, Va. Opinion
Case Submitted.
No. 1928, l.. NJ Heiioms. Appellant.
~ g. Samuel Roszei, Appellee. APP
peal from the District Court al
Charleston, w, Va. Linn & Byrnc. OF
Charleston, W. Va. for the appellant.
ana Samuel Price. Of Iewfshurg. w
Va. and E. c. Harrison, OF Charses-
ton, w. Va, fer the appellee. Cause
sub,nitted on brief by consent OF at
scrneys.
In Cali Today,
No. 1858. Charleston and Western
Carolina RR. Co, Plaintiff in Error.
Va. Andrew A. Alwang. ct al, Defen-
iants in Error. Error to the District
Court OF Greenville. s. c To be argued
by Cnthran, Dean & Cothran, OF
Greenviife, 8. C., Grier. Park e.
Nicholson. OF Greenwood, S. c., and
Nichols & Nichols. OF SrartAnburg
s. c. for the plaintiff in error, and
by Frank L. Tyson of New York. and
Brown & Boyd. OF spartanhurg. s.
e.. for the defendants r. error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
100000 v|RGlA|AAs
BOUGHT WAR STAMPS

During the year Just ended t2.o7e.-
ass was invested In war savings stamps
in Virginia. according to announces
ment made yesterday by II. E. Itch
ford. state director. Sales for the
month OF December totaled 3l37, $50.
About 100000 people In the state. It
Il estimated, have invested In war
savinrs and thrift stamps, The 1918
campaign closed December 81. The
stats fell nearly 100000 short Of its
quota Of t3.7O0.00o.
A new issue OF war savings stamps
viii be sold throughout tho year. THIS
month q stamp viii cost $A.l3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
CITY LOSES GIFT IF
SPEED IS NOT SHOWN

t-nloss the city proceeds with the
work of extending Monument avenue,
the free dedication. OF land for that
purpose. made in 1914 by property
owners west OF the Belt Lane. will be
withdrawn, according to q letter from
A. ". Patterson to City Attorney Hen
~ Il. Pollard. The complaint Is that
the city has not proceeded with dill
ssssce: Il, the natter. a. &. a.
afr, Pollard declared yesterday that
the assertion Of the property owners
Is not based on the facts in the case,
and that i'm spite Of the war and
other retardtng conditions the work OF
lowering the Belt Line tracks has gone
steadily on, and In now within abort
time OF completion. Contracts for the
building OF the Monument avenue
, bridge, along with others. win BE- com
plcted with the opening OF sprtnG
weather. Mr. Pollard said. The CON-
piAinants thought the work Of bridge
building should have been carried on
alOnk with the lowering OF the tracks.
hut tho city attorney declares this wns
not practical, since II was obviously
necessary to complete the excavation
before the bridge foundations could
b laid.
It IL said that more than 1900 lots
have been sold west OF the Belt Line
70 persons who expect to erect homes
there - soon N tho thoroug hfArd
through this section ID opened. But
II was clearly impossible to push
ahead with the work Of building The
bridges during the war. even II the
excavations had been ready, since the
government had Communicated MI
materials of that sort for war con-
struction.
The city has already paid $4,000
for right Of way through the FORBES
property east Of the Bait Line. and ID
thus committed to the Improvement oa
the street. The riEht Of way from THE
property to the Belt Line has been
given the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08

Returned 70 Duty. Previously Re-
ported Mlgink.
Corporal George w. Combs. Pen
nington Gap. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-08
NOTICE

- III case Of any failure on the part
Of Petersburg subscribers to receive
the Richmond Virginian promptly
and regularly they are requested to
call Russell "A. Perkinsonr agent.
phone 1851, Petersburg. who will
see that all such complaints are prop
erly attended to.
Mr.. Perkinson desires to have on
file the names Of number Of reliable
boys who would accept positions as
carriers when the first vacancy occurs.