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Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-28
Is the Manufacturer
a Profiteer?

Naturally, you ask the question, as the
manufacturer provides the next back
ward link in the chain. Decidedly, we
tell you, Mol He is no better off than
the retailer. The advances in his prices
have hardly kept pace with the adj
vances in his prices have hardly kept
vances in materials and labor.
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-28
Is the Leather Tanner
a Profiteer?

Again we say, Mol He is no more a
prohteer than any of the others. Its in
the hides, however, that we strike
the real reason for the high cost Of
shoes. Hides have gone up, up, upsin
price, and it looks as if the limit hasnot
yet been reached. 10
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-28
Why the Continued Increase in Cost of Hides?

Because hides BYRODUC they subject the law Of suppl
and demand like other commodity killed for his Rid
but for the beef and fact that consumption been
ING steadily while the of hides has been INCREASING steadily
Americus times-recorder., 1919-10-28
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL
QUITS STATE FEDERATION
charge Certain Leaders Used Unfair
hhd corrupt Methods at Alexan-
drin Convention.

In protest against the action of GER
+ain labor leaders, whom they charge
With using unfair and corrupt methods
I1 r imrtheF thelr own interests. the
,ouncil withdrew last night from the
state Federation OF Labor.
Many organizations already had
severed their connection with the
week in electing 10 the executive
hoard negro from Tidewater Vir-
Sinia. III is said that every orraniza
ton in Richmond affiliated with the
state Federation of Labor finaIly will
withdraw. They have total mem
The counciFs resolution of with
drawal declares that the State bodv
has ceased to be an instrument of use
fuiness to organized labor. that the
seaiing OF negro delegates in the con-
Nention At Alexandria and the election
OF one of them TO the board is a vio-
iation OF the spirit existing between
the white and the negro organizations
and was not done for the best inter
csts OF either.
The secretary was instructed to
write Senator'S Martin and Swanson.
stating to them that J. 3. Clinedinst
of Newport News, and the present Of
5icers or the Virginia Federation Of
Trades and Labor Council of Ric,r1ond
and vicinity and affiliated organiza-
lions, and requesting them, If any time
they have any matters pertaining to
The labor unions or workers Of Rich
nond. to communicate with RI. 4.
ccretary, of the Richmond Trades and
labor Council.
4The council passed resolutions also
sedEing their support to the water
font strikers at Norfolk and the Nor
fix and Western Railroad shop strik
eS at Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
FIX FRIDAY AS TIME
GERMANS WILL OBTAIN
REPLY OF THE ALLIES
Adrices Indicate That Docu-
menf Is TO Remain Virtually
Unchanged as to Te.rf.
IBy Associated Press. !

Hope again is expressed in Paris
that the reply Of the allied and as
sociated governments to the German
contemporaries TO the demands made
in the peace treaty soon will be in
readiness for presentation to the Ger
mans. Friday again is mentioned as
tho probable day.
The commissions to which were en-
trusted the study OF the various nrob-
1nr,s hror~rt ,n -" tro ~ -.'.- -
joinders all have about completed their
work and the cuuncti OF lour .is.s >cs-
tied by discussion more Of the import
ant provisions of the treaty over which
there had been divergence of inside
the council These questions include
the renaration Germany shall make and
refusalto give Germany the mandate
over her former colonies.
Premier Clcmenceau of France. who
has contended strongly against any
lessening in the severity of the terms
of the treaty. apparently has won his
the document is to remain virtually
unchanged as to text. and that the
main changes are explanations. rather
than notifications
Settlement of the Siiesian question
has been reached. The question OF
Germanys admission to the league of
nations is still under discussion. but
IL Is reported with Il tendency to ac-
cord.
ON the other hand. little progress is
being made in drafting the missing
clauses of the Austrian treaty. and
meanwhile the Austrian Chancellor. as
head OF the Austrian peace delegation.
is proteStinE against the hard condi-
tons of the treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
RENTERS CHARTER,
IMPROPER IN FORM,
WILL BE DELAYED
Anfi-Profteer A Organization
Sought Privileges Only Cap
ifdI Stock Firms Nay Haze.

Because it sought privileges which
can be exercised only by capital stock
corporations. the charter submitted to
the State Corporation Commission yes
terday by the Renters and Consumers
Protective Association. an organization
called into being primarily to protest
against alleged eXorbitant rentals was
rejected
Under the instrument exhibited to
the commission the association has no
capital stock, but is empowered to
engage in the real estate and mercan-
tile business. Furthermore, the pro-
posed charter sought the privilege Of
practicing law. the practice of which
can be engaged in only by duly
qualified attorney, according to the
laws OF Virginia.
McC. G. Finnegan, president of the
association. will Tedraft the charter
so a g to make it come up TO the spe-
cifications Of benevolent association
charter. under which members of the
organization will be banded together
for mutual help and mutual protection
against I'll sorts Of alleged pro1teerers.
The association had it's beginning IN
meeting held few weeks ago in
the William Fox school, where over
500 citizens met to enter protest
against high rentals and profteering.
Besides Mr.. Finnegan, the officers of
the association ere r. w. Merchant,
ice-president, and Mrs. John r. Andcr-
son. Jr.. secretary and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
WILL GIVE BERGER CHANCE
TO PRESENT HIS DEFENsE
% n", Election Gs Committee VIII rh,.,h
s1a.Is or Disloyalty Made

F,so;ii 1851 iEGToN. N. June 1.-THE House
s.ieciio Committee number on. ouse ,
oeclded not TO satisfy itself NJ. Qua
scoro OF the court PROCEEDINGS in ,he
case or Victor Berger. In orda in me
make make an independent invest;eation 20 20
US own, the committee Will thraet, %,
out the charges OF d,sIov,ity n,esh
winch is based the effort 10 nrei, upon
am, from taking his seat in The Ho,.sn
ana VIII afford Mr.. Berger an a'
UNITY 10 present his fun defnn
me decision of the COMMITTEES nrsn
'ieally amounts to grantins ;p p.ae
new trial SO far as his seat ~
sress is involved ' ooh
representative Dallinger. Of Mas-
sachusettes. chairman Of tbe cnrs
mittee. made this explanatjon.
the committee now sitting wi,,
proceed IN the general charge =. ~.
loyalty without regard TO Mr. Rer-
ser conViction or the pending an
peal The committee will not re,v IN
ire CONVICTION. ], will rely on eyid.
ence-ail the testimony submitted ~,
the government and the defense
me committee VIII pass on rho
Wnole case. and will allow NJ. Ber-
ger to preSen. further evidence whict
ne was not permitted at the trial
IN order words. We will pass on me
facts upon what Mr.. Berger said and
did in connection with me espionage
*ct and giving aid and comfort 10
the enemy" -
The Carrying out Of this plan will,
mean that many weeks will be Pc
quired before the committees report
can be presented to the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
LACK ONLY TWO NAMES
FOR CALLING ASSEMBLY !
Senators Are Expected to Sign Names
to Petitions Before
Sunset.
NUMBER is MOOTED POINT
Some Assert Two-Thirds Of Entire
Membership Is Required. but To
Make Certain, Promoters will
Avoid Controversy.

Before the sun sets tonight the pro-
posed special session OF the General
Assembly o. Virginia. called by the
legislators themselves FOR the nurnoso
OF matching Federal appropriations
'or postroads, may be an assured fact
~ one Interpretation Of the language
oi the Constitution is taken as the
correct one the Virginia Good Roads
Association. which brought the nues-
inc Tore and which. aDparentIv viii
see II through to a successful conclu.
son mas now SIN more signatures than
IS REQUIRED TO bring the solons to
Richmond.
Need Two Names.
foNo"inE another construction ~
the organic law OF the state. the GOOD
roads advocates mast yet secure the
names n; nsS0 OF i%o members of the, senate
PRESIDENT lupton said yesterday after
es1a,ors eoon mat INC assoGiation had The
the end ot the day
the 1he ieFIsi.,,ro mIeim,eershir 3t both houses of
have reached the 100 markGsis fra seSaeGa mops
entire m m.mbe s Tship 'TRorshiTds Rnt 5on. of the the
sstructionists OF the Constitution say
shat ana tnr saeh house must express lis de-
signed by two thirds OF it's members
Hcuse Is .Over Top
The petition so far has on II the
names OF seventy-ive members OF the
iiouse and twenty-five members OF ;he
Senate According to the ia;ter cone
struciion, the House has gone over
The top" with eight names To snars
hnt ,he Senate lacks two 10 reach its
Wha, the Constitution says is this:
General Assembly on application ~
bfWo.shrds bon.t Of the members of both
II Is mooted question as 10 whether
Wnether conten,piatss petition
OF each" house There are manS
.atwEers who VIII subscribe to both
siaes aes OF the argument. But the Nir-
hdcnt that the technicality need not
ne brought up and that il will secure
inc necessary number OF names from
each" house. %"
Jones Signs Petition.
Following the lead OF Richard "
tSarrlnSton +. Jones. another mem
Richmond, telephoned headaaariers OF, nf
me Good Roads Association YESTERDAY
.nat ne mad sent in his signature for
the specia! session. 1t was understood
.nSt s others of the city delegation would
rumor. "'7 - ohi9
Richmond" said President s !,
t.ips IIpson n,oye yest,eirday will perhaps re-
other section OF the State. since his
city Is the hub OF the State road svss
.en. Ihey center here, and. If people
hae hhae gwen the opportunity to reach
ways, the benefits will be more fsr-
reaching than is easily imagined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
MUCH FIRE APPARATUS
CALLED OUT LAST NIGHT
Seven Engines Combat Stubborn
Blaze in Victoria Metal Com
pany Building.
THIRD STORY'S CONTENTS LOST
Fire Threatens Cartcr-VcnabIe Com
pany's Establishmcnt-F'ire
j. w. Wilkinson Has Hand Cut
When Ladder Slips.
THIRD sTORY's CONTENTS LOS

Fire and water late last night com
pietely destroyed the contents of the
third story of the Victoria Metal Com
pany. located at Tenth and Canal
Streets, and caused tiremeu more trouble
than any other fire in months. Seven
engines worked constantly on the fire
for about two hours before IL was
finally under control.
The building of the Victoria Metal
Company was stored with roofing and
metals. ami the fire evidently had
burned for some time before being dis
covered. as the entire upper story of
the building was atire when the fire.
men arrived about 1880 O'Clock
! Dense clouds OF f1smoke. caused by burn.
I ing tar roofing kept the fire fighters
ut distance for some time.
j. W. Wilkinson, of No : Company
! had his fand badly hurt when a
( ladder oil which he and three othe,
tiremen were standing slipped and fell
! WIKI inson caught window frame in
which We're fragments Of glass. It was
said last night that he may lose a
little finger from the accident
At one time the watecs supply ran
low. owing to the fact that too many
and il was found necessary to change
the arrangement 10 keep from Gripping
the efficiency Of the engines.
The alarm was turned in by John
road near the building. and it was first
thought that the building OF the
Carter Nenabie Grain and Feed Com
pany was afire. as smoke poured out
of that building also.
Firemen attempted to enter the
building several times, but were com
PEELED to retreat each time because OF
the smoke 1t is not known what the
loss Will amount to or whether il was
covered by insurance, no member
of the company could be reached.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
THINK UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND IN RA ITEM BAY
LOST LIFE IN STORM
Body Cast Ashore Had .tD1nr-
emily Been in Water Since
Last Saturday.

lSpecial 10 The Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK, VA. June 1.-THE BODY
OF an unknown w iiic m2, was fou,,d
Today washed up on the shores of
Batten Bay which makes in from
James River near Crittcnden. Va
The body was badly decomposed The
man was apparently about thirty-fve
years OF age. weighed l6o pounds.
and was dressed in gray trousers a
sight brown shirt. black belt with
silver buckle engraved j. \. c.. A
silver open faced watch engraved
with same letters and picture OF a
The body is supposed TO be that Of
someone who was lost in storm which
ragged around Norfolk and Newport
News Saturday afternoon. 1t was
viewed by Sheriff Edwards. Of Isle
OF Wight and Coroner r. e. Parker
and buried near Crittenden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
CALL GRAND Jury
IN SESSION TODAY
FOR POLICE PROBE
Investigation of Alleged
Bribery and Corruption
Started by Myers.
SAY OFFICERS INFLUENCED
BY GIFTS FROM LAWYERS
Twenty Five Per Cent of Depart
ment Claimed to Be Involved
in Proceedings.
MANY DETECTIVES INCLUDED
benjamin Loycnstcin Declared to
Have Given Away Hats to Vari-
Gus Patrolmcn.
SAY OFFICERS INFLUENCED
BY GIFTS FROM LAWYERS
MANY DETECTIVES INCLUDED
Have Given Away Hats to Van-
Gus Iatrolmcn.

Acting on report made pv Director
NJ Public Safety Myers that members
OF the Richmond Police Department,
had been subjected TO corruption and
bribery. Judge Richardson yesterday
ISSUED an order for the empancl!ing
pf special grand jury in the Hus.-
mss Court today 20 investigate the
charges.
The investigation viii be double.
preparing to exercise his charter pre-
rogative and hold an Investigation OF
members OF the police force are in
vowed IN the proceedings, and II is
city detectives.
AiIesc Money Gifts.
Although officials are rcticent CON
,sInlnE ,sr, me matier' s,,,' II may be stated
Erand jury TO The effect that police
men have received Eirs of money.
clothes and hats from a member or
members; OF the legal profession. II
VII ne further testified that some Of
me po!iccmen who we're the recipients
court and iha, when these cases we're
called the officers failed TO produce
result guilty defendants escaped
j66ssifs. j6ss &c , j, Is declared, howeyer, thai
mon? "hicn VIII be presented
Myers to Make Probe.
When asked concerning tho matter
YESTERDAY afternoon. Director Myers
Vas not inclined 20 talk. lie said that
IONS involved until the meeting OF
tho grand jury. He adm;tieed thai
Mouli Sondnc, sweepns f inHestsat nHe iGai on ne
ine director further declared that this
;mTes, Inv. Earioh n, would be no cham
paDlic and that the whole matter woi,iI
,io5. ps sifted to to The so, bottom The reSula-
hiHit members OF the force from re-
}, s known that Director Myers has
h"t men a. wo;" investigating ailcg. d
''ruption a :!e department; :or :. no
.'sss' Ihs;e men haze gathernd :.
y" produced = the prppc- ,imc
one OF the matters 10 Dc iavasttr red
"i the police force
Mr. Lovsnstein. i, is said. made
from So TO 81 each
Declare No Improrrictv.
Friends OF Mr.. I.ovenstein declare
ne did. and that he had been "ouiiIy
generous r, Win friends outside Inc do
nnr.menh,: ,ndrs n. hssXing sldn expended prrheps
Lorensiein is an attorney Who eniovs
considerable practice In the cri,nina /
Iriia.teSs coming before the Police and
'erday about the time that Judge Ri,.h
ardson was preparing TO issue his order
cor me special grand jury session The
hourt mas been insisient that attorneys
DC present when their cases were
oaIieaii oniei out when court convened at ii
ciock yesterday morning Mr.. Loven-
near until Ilt5. whereupon judge
Kichardson fned him $40 for the de-
lay; he fine was paid. Mr. Loven
stein. however. had telephoned al II
o'clock that he was detained in ne
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Conr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
STEAMER GRAF WALDERSEE
RAMMED OFF SANDY HOOK
Former German Liner Taken Over by
Shipping Board Has Six Feet of
Water In Hold.
lBy Associated Pre.s.1

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE steam
ship Graf Waldersee. former German
liner taken over by the United States
off Sandy Hook at 11:45 O'Clock to-
night by the steamship Redondo. a
cargo boat, according to wireless
message received by the naval COM
imunication service. -,
A later message said the Graf Wal
dersee had six feet OF water In her
engIne-room.
The Leviathan and the Patricia are
standing by the Graf Waldersee, which
sailed at 8 o'clock tonight for Brest
The wireless message said 1t might
be possible to save the transport, but
no details OF tho damage was given.
L The Redondo, operated by the United
States shipping Board was bound for
New Z York, having sailed from Cette,
France, on May .a8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
FOUR HUNDRED MEXICAN
CAVALRY LEAVE JUAREZ
Advanced Forces of General Angelo.
are heported Half Way Between
That City and Guudnlupe.
fBy Associates prcss /,

JCAREZ. MEN. June Ii.-Four hum
dred Mexican cavalry. we'll armed. LEFT
.'narez through Concrete Avenue one
or the main business streets at S:20
i. Al, moving eastward
Reliable information is to the effect
mat nnarmed villa and Angeles men
nave been trickling into Juarez during
the evening.
Advance forces of General Feline
Ans :is are reported at San Angus
tine, just half way between Juarez
and Guadalupe, or sixteen miles east
or juarez. Two detachments OF fed.
erals, consisting each OF 100 men. left
reconnaissance.
At 4:l5 =. NJ. the entire Juarez gar
rison was showing signs of activity.
mere were reports of skrmish a
few miles east of JuareZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
TRIBUTE TO HEROIC DEAD
PAID BY CAROLINA NURSES
Association in Session mt Asheville
Honors Memory of Nine Who
Gave Lives.
IRv AssncIatcd Press.

ASHEVILLE. y. c., June '1.-Paying
tribute to the lives and memory of Miss
Jane Delano. who died while conducting
foreign Red Cross hospitals. and nine
members of the North Carolina associa-
ton who died while in the service OF
hospitals or in the army camps and
hospitals Of this country during the
war with Germany. the members OF the
State Nurses Association. In session
here. spent busy day Tonight a re-
ception and dance were given the
nurses at a local hotel by the city
nurses. The convention Will close to-
morrow, te4f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
COUN7RY Y WIDE STRIKE
OFOPERA TORSNOWON
Says Strike Will End
Within Next Two DAYS
GRy Associated Prcss.l

NEW YORK. juno II.-OmciaIs
OF the Western Union uud Postal
Telegraph Companies reiterated to-
night their statements thnt service
NJ the two companies hnd not been
severely affected by the strike OF
the Commercial photographers Union,
despite claims OF the union TINT he
tween $4,000 nnd 25.HnO men had
gone out.
Edward Reynolds, Nirc-prcSident
and general manager of tho Postal,
BdmftttnS thnt between 20 md 20
per cent of the rUmpany'S 10000
employees had quit work during tho
day. declared that reports tonight
Indicated large number of the
strikers were returning to work.
"I'li give tho strike about two
more days before ID roiInpScs nj
together" Mr. Reynolds said.
Newcomb Carlton, president OF tho
Western Union. announced TINT nine
employees of TINT company had
Joined the strike since 4 o'clock
this afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
STEAMER YANKEE HIT,
LILLIAN Steamship Argentina Co,Ildes
With Craft on Fire Island
Light.

SEw YORK, June 1.-THE Italian
stflnship Argentina collided with the
Tilted States Shipping Board, off Fire
1stnd light late tonight. The Yankee
wa reported to be leaking so badly
tht she was abandoned by her cap
tai and crew. who were taken aboard
thl Argentina, which is standing by.
! ile Yankee Is 2,418-ton vessel,
AN sailed from Newport News for
w York on Juno 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
MORE THAN $500 "WlLDCAT"
DIVISION MEN ARRIVE
Transport siboney Renches Newport
News From Brest-Ffve Hundred
Negro Troops Aboard.
INV Associated Press !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, June IL
The transport Siboney. eight days out
from Rrest. arrived this afternoon
with more than 1000 officers and men.
wildcat" Division. There were about
500 negro troops, most OF them from
Texas. among the returning veterans.
Chief among the units on the Sibonev
were Three Hundred and Eighteenth
Field Artillery and the Sixth Ammuni-
ton Train. The Three Hundred md
Eighteenth did not set into action. but
tho ammunition train saw service In
the Nosges and at the Argonne Most
OF the troops hail from the Carolina s
and Tennessee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-12
MAY RECEIVE LUMP SUM
Secretary Glass Authorizes Change I,
Method of Settling Govern
ment Insurance.
IRy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, June 1I.-Secretary
converted government insurance held
by men in the military forces, under
which beneficiares may receive lump
ments over a period of twenty years.
as at present. Tho contract was sent
to the Attorney-Gan for decision
AS to the legality OF some of its feat
ures.