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Evening star., 1919-05-12
BOOTLEG Staying
]. TRIAL TOMORROW
Case of inspectors Comes
!. Before Circuit Court.
May Ask Change.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINCHESTER. Va, May 12.-Much
interest is being evinced in this Sec
tion of Virginia in the regular May
term of the Shenandoah county cir
cult court which opened at Woodstock
this morning and before which the
case of the states four prohibition
inspectors. charged with the murder
of two alleged bootleggers, is called
for tomorrow.
The case is unique, inasmuch as it
is the first time the commonwealth
has been called upon to prosecute its
own officers on a charge of murder.
Case May Go to Another County.
There have been intimations that
a, jury from another county may be
asked and also that the case may be
removed entirely to another circuit
for trial. in view of the attitude of the
people in this section.
w c. Hall, j. H. Sullivan, H. F.
Sweet and W. B. Dunleavy, the four
state prohibition inspectors, will ap-
pear in court before Judge F. B. Whit
ing tomorrow to answer charges of
having murdered Raymond Shackel-
ford and Lawrence Hudson of Peters
burg. Va, early on the morning of
March 26 near Fishers Hill, Shenan-
doah county.
Shackelford and Hudson, it is al
legged. were endeavoring to escape in
their automobile, after being arrested
by Inspector Hall for attempting to
transport 240 quarts of whisky from
Baltimore to the Petersburg section.
The shooting and killing Of Shackel-
ford and Hudson was resented by
many. who claimed the officers went
too far in the discharge of their duty,
and for several weeks feeling against
the inspectors was intense.
4. Hostile Demonstrations.
Hostile demonstrations occurred in
Winchester against State Prohibition
Commissioner Peters and his men, and
when the inspectors were arraigned
for preliminary hearing at Wood
stock. troops were sent from Rich
mond to guard the Jail and court
house. The four inspectors were TAX
en- to Fredericksburg Jail for safe
keeping and later were admitted to
bail by Judge Prentiss of the supreme
court of appeals for their appearance
at Woodstock, May 13.
Evening star., 1919-05-12
|BERL|N HAS FANTASTIC
NEW SECT TO KILL ENNU|
Wealthy Men and Women Join
''Da Da Ismus" to Reveal
Foolishness of Life.
BY BEN HECHT.

CabieErnm to The Evening star aud
Chicago Daily News. Copyright, 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
GENERALIZATION OF ARAY
COMPLETED BY AUGUST |
This IN Opinion Of Omrinl. In Discuss
inR Wartime Prohibition
Act.
wASRINGToN. July l.-Demobiliz.

WASRlNGrON. July i.-DemobilizA :
ton viii he complete by August |. in
Che opinion OF army officials.
The final decision in the matter. they
aay will rcst with the general STAFF OF
the army and not with the Department.
OF Justice. When IL has been made,
General March. as chief Of staff. will
so advise Attorney General Palmer.
who VIII in turn formally notify the
President. leaving nothing in the way
TO the suspension OF the wartime pro :
hibitiUu act
In giving their opinion officials rca-
son tIat wnen the troops TO he brought
nome TINS month are mustered on;
inc forces rem aiming VII bc So small,
in comparison with the 1000. 600 mon
vino werS under arms that demobilza-
ton can he readily declared At an
end.
1t j admitted that in declaring de-
nobi!:zat Oh complete the literal in
depreciation cannot be apulicd TO the
term. II ii were, the OH fla Is point out
the decision would have TO wait until
some $4,000 soldier paticuts in hospi-
tails snall have been cured and d's-
charged which would be months hence.
NJ ;hc same time they assert. the
general stan Is not Obliged to con
struc the term literally. II. in its
estimation. il is said sufficcn; troops
nave nccn mustered out they can an
nounce the decentralization OF the army
terminated although there MAJ still
he units which were called up for. the
emvrScncy remaining in the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02

with us, hut this is a big task and
much Of our work viii have 10 he
done at home. The work will prob
ably have TO hc divided into sections
among tho different members who Will
later meet and try to harmonic their
suggestions. If YOU expect this 10 he
legislative body We Will never get
through MIR. Newell said that he
endorsed what MIR. Wilson had said
members III Jhci. work did not want
TO he handicapped in any way.
Give Civilian Members Free Hand.
After hearing from the civilian MEM
bcra. Chairman Guust said that al
though ho did not think it tho proper
policy, he would yield to their wishes
and vote for the exclusion Of city ivG,s-
latora from the sub committee
Councilman Morton endorsed the
Nuunally substitute and said tina; ii
was necessary that representatives
from The Council keep in touch with
the progress of the matter. lie also
have TO he held and suggestions re
ceivcd from citizens ana he was :tfr,
that If these hearings we're not held
by the sub committee they would have
TO he held after ii made it's report ana
that no time would lie saved
vote WAS thon taken ana The
NunnailN substitute lost hN the follow
ing vote Aycs-Aldcrman Nunnally,
councilinan Grimes. Couuci!mam l.add
councilman Morton. councilmar no
den, .: Noes-Drcctor' Myers Couu-
Gilman English. Inspector Butler. Ar
chitcci Lee. Contractor Wilson. Con-
tractor Newell. Alderman Gunst, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
RECORD-B BREAKING CROWD
AT VIRGINIA TECH. FINALS
Memorial Unveiled to Those Nho Tell
In Frnnce-tiumni TO uulId
Clubhouse.
nv A>snciatcd Press


B,.AcKSBURG. w. july I.-Ncvcr
in the history oc the Virginia Poly
,cchn!c institute has there been such
4 record breaking crowd attending an
today. The crowd WAS estimated at
1000. with 500 alumni present.
I c,ao; srmni rSxsMeG me Hai,nion
Da"is. accompanied by Major John ~.
Si;use. N the pace OF honor. The
alumni were formed according 10 their
slightly out numbering the cadets
Governo. Davis attended The alumni
dinner herT tonEht. LiGntennn' Hon
their plane safely into Blaclssburs
this morning. During the sham battle.
the aviators performed stunts over the
mimic battle below.
This sham battle MAS SOmcw what
IN que this year, and consisted of :,
Buffalo Bill pioneer wild west per-
formancc, with Indians. ,hc regulars
coming To tnc rescue OF the pioneers
when attacked by the savaEes.
The new venture as Il finals feature
WAS highly successful.
A. 10 o'clock Major w. Il. Tams. OF
the class Of 1902. made the alumni adj.
dress. His. remarks we're devoted 10
service In the var and service in peace.
The memorial erected to our dead
heroes in France hy the class Of Isl"
was unveiled during the afternoon.
George Bryan. OF kichmund. WAS the
orator
Al the annual nceiins Il the Alumn:
Association this morning at winch
Prcsidcn, j. W. Stull. OF Ignite. Va.
erect an alumni CLUB house on the
campus. and committee Of five was
appointed TO devise ways and means of
raising the necessary funds. DR.. law
renee I. Price. OF Eichmoud. is cha A.
man OF the club house committee. II
10 very probable rnat The club house
will be q memorial TO tho Tech boys
who made the supreme sacrifice in
France.
Tonight AT . there were tw" dances.
;hr senior alumni promenade in The
college auditorium. and the under
classmcr's dance III the fcldhousc.
Charles T.. Whi;uirrc, OF Richmond.
with Miss l:iizaheth Wall. Of Richmond
y. MaTyc Of Eichmond. with h,.s
Elizabeth tlaNton of Washing ton. led
the under Classmen's dance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02

COLI MRCS ONO, .jniy With
William Jennings Bryan tho principal
speaker. the advent OF nation wide pro
milton was celebrated at the Methodist
centenary Exposition here today by
upwards OF 5000 people.
Mr. Bryan spoke twice to crowds THAI:
oNcrHowed the srandSt3nh before the
oval and the coliseum Othcr sneak cri
included Congressman Henry Z. ltaiueH.
of Illinois; EiShop James Cannon. Jr
chairman Of the committee on temper
ance OF the Methodist Church. south;
Dr. II. y. Baker national supcrintcnd-
cnt of the Anti-SIloon League: Bishop
William T.. Mcdowell. chairman Of TIE
board OF temperance and public morals
OF the Methodist Church: Miss ANNA y.
Gordon. national president of the W. =.
i. L., and mr.. Clarence True Wilson.
y john Bailcycoru funeral process
sion, heading Spectacular world
outlook parade" in the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
REJOICE
OVER ALCOHOL'S DOOM
Hold Great Celebration at Centenary Exposition Bryan
Speaking Twice to Overlooking Crowls-John
Barleycorn Heads Long Funeral Procession

US Wartime prohibition continues
clarcd Mr.. Bryan. and IS We, hay. We,
IN the service more than coo 90,
emergency soldiers. the chances are
many TO one that decentralization will
not he completed before const,;,i;ior;t
prohibition begins. The longer The
nation is dry the greater Will he IN,
PfSStdSnts reluctance to reopen tho
grave IN which Il. long sufrcrins but
III last aroused. people have barred
man ; greatest enemy
Speaking of the peace treaty, Mr.
it!an said: The Senate is quite sure
10 rauIy the treaty. Including tho
caguc or nations. II 1t does not rutify
senate Will he elected that viii
tNtN: The American people will nor
Urn back To the old ways of blood
and slaughter
Centenary day viii be celebrated to.
morrow. with John Il. Mott. head OF
tho Y. NJ. e. A.. as the principai sunai >rr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
BIG INCREASE IN EXPORTS
Figures for June show Largest To,nI
in the iistor! OF United
states
INV Associated Pros.

WASHINGTON. July l. = Export
from The United states during May
partmcnt OF Commerce announced to-
day and on the basis oc estimates COW
cr1nS June exports, exports for the
hScai year ending Yesterday have
amounted to s6,So6, 600 900. by far the
largest total in tho history of Ameri-
can foreign trade. The greatest cN-
port Total previously recorded. during
the fiscal wear 1917. was sG.23u 900 900
Imports for May ~ announced. were
valued at s32S,921.l3?, and estima. ed
OF June imports bring the prOba ID e
total Of imports for the fiscal Year
70 So. n:.OoO,QOO, leaving an estima "a Il
balance IN trade for the. United states
81. 704. 100000
eSThis also exceeds the previous record
total. that Of the fiscal year 1917
wheE the oalancc in trade favorinC
inc United states was reported a.
S".63l .N6G. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
NAVY DIRiGIBLE CO
EXPLODES. BURNING
MANI SPECTATORS

Is Continued From First PageD
lrntd about the face and body, lis :
Ned In one OF the freatish effects
re driving near the balloon in n
lie cart behind pony. Thr eNplo-
h blew them uui Of their cart and
pm them some distance from IL.
0hrcW the pony 10 thc earth Vio-
~. The pony was burned about
body more, seriously than The
men who formed tho crew or
dirigibie besides i.ieu.cnan mt
led, were: navigation officer. Com
w. Al. W!erback: direc;ional
>sicn c. w. 1ymdal!: engineer,
Sphicer Is. + Sherman; first
s,Ahth mist, Keller. radio officer.
inch. The passengers were Lieu
-Commandcr Il. y. QuiGley ana
nant A r.. T!lburne.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
IT OF lNQIIRl Will.
INVESTIGATE EXPLOSION

qlJASHINC;TON, July "a naval
Eeoust OF inaui,y WI be xS ySn'Ined, i,
s#ment tonight. 10 determine. If possible.
the cause OF ;hc explosion "hich
.re&sked The husa nay hiris E C,S
sdayg and endangered the lives .! near
~ 90 persons. y thorough imvcstt-
on will be made. Win a view 10
avail officials cNpresse! the belief
the explosion must nave been he
ch or cigarette or cigar bE spec.
br who approached 700 near the
hydrogen Allied bas 1t Was
Ipolntsd out tha; The development Of
3Enoninf a mmahlc gas developed Gurins
1.-THE war. would prevent any sinilar
ynear Fort Worth, Texas and jNo quan-
sSffieient to nh tic bag q cleG one nc
.diriSible. Tho production Is u the
hands Of JONI .rlnH ana navy
seelaed sre4tiy IL" Soon nAp'S'S" 70 DC M
- fine C-s. sister dirig bic to the
NG-5, which broke from MS moorins,
9drifted Out to ca at,cr naEln=
Erccord- breaking niGht from hock&wav
VI thirty simiar drisibieS contracted
by the Navy Department during
war.
After the arrns'icc WAS signed IA.
which -, a.te .6re", aci e-~a ~
ST.skbtcd and Was 200 fec IONS # Ma
IN total lifting power OF more than
hix tons. carried a crew } dvc iaeu
lind cost complete. with al tpJEplueuis.
sbout $4,000 Two 100 hNrsc pouer
HiFpano- Suisa motors furnished ,he
bower,
The, C-s, on its trial trip msde +.
naxjmunxspccd OF siHty miles an hour
Relieved 10 he worlds record fcr It's
lass. Ehc machine mac /. cruising
Iadius ~ 1000 miles
An innovation in the line of radio
4uipHent wa beins subjected TO ci-
berInHnts on The C-s when The acci-
tAnt COOK place. the radio antcnnac be-
NO strung inside The big gas bag
lather than outside exposed 20
kexther, Thus Tar the experiments
Gd been successful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
WITHDRAW GOLD COIN
NrSt ShIrm~nt 10 South American
cities VIII Contain
&5.TI5, 900.

NEW YORK July l-C;old coin
valued at SJ.1l5.o0o was WITHDRAWN
from the suh;rcasury late today for
shipment to South America rhi.
brings the total gold withdrawn for en-
port TO South America. Mexico And
S,3."3a.0Uc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
AVIATOR HAS ACCIDENT
Lieutenant HOnsinEer Brcnks WING Of
Machine I'm Attempting to
Land at Biurksburc.

'ISpecial TO The Times- - spatcNJ
BLACK SBtEG. VA. July i.-Wh.le
3t;emnt'nE 10 HOP off, here at :,
o'clock ;hs afternoon. Lieutenant
iionsiaGc:. the government aviator
from Lan:.cN Field. who came here
TO-DAY 20 participate in the tinals ccle-
htation. demolished his plano but was
uninjurcd by tho accident. In his at
tempt TO hop Off sufficient speed was
no; attlincd and landing had TO be
effected when the plane tilted over.
one wing striking the ground break
ing the nose and wings Of Tho ma
chine
The accident occurred al SmithSiie Id
inc Colonial home Of the Prrstons.
al Looming the campus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
IN GRIP OF DISORDER
san inis Poto>i suffers From Had
\tta"k nf Politics Pending
Election Day.

I.AI.tDO. TENAS. July I-,;overn.
mtnt troops are being sen, to the
MeNican Stat" of san Luis Potos!. and
pdfticnIarIN Ia the provincial capital
"itE OF mat name, TO qucll disorders
lhridfni 10 the Forthcoming election.
.HToruinG 10 persons who arrived here
today from McNico City.
lnerc mas been bloodshed in the city
o. san Luis Potosi. and il was sa:d the
ton is set for next Friday. when a
governor viii he chosen.
chinese residents OF san I.uis po;osi
are reported nceinS that city ana a
numoer OF Chinese who reached MeXic"
ti'E reported they left the provinri,I
capital on pain OF death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
CREATE NEW COUNCIL
Secretary lansing ~ ChoSen to Look
After interests OF United
States.
IIiN Aarncia,rdrrcss l

FAIRS. July Premier Clemenccau.
Secret ry LansinS. l'ore;sn Minister
Ealtoui. Fore iGn Minister PiCn Oh
BARON Maxine and Niacuunt Chinda Of
Japan and Foreign Minister Tittoni OF
Italy decided ;his afternoon 80 con-
SiitLtn new council Of Ave. This
council OF five Will have as it's mem
bers Secretary Lansing. NJ pichon.
Foreign Minister Ea!fOur. Foreign
Minister riiioni and Baron Maxine,
head Of ;hc Japanese delegation.
The council VIII temporarily assume
direction Of the peace con ference \
council ~ ten will not he constituted
q present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
PRESIDENT TO SPEAK FIRST
AT METROPOLITAN OPERA
viii Deliver Address In \cv 1rrk
CIT. on Day lie
Arrives.

w ASIlINGTON. July i.-I'resi,Icnt
wilson Will make his hrst address
IN favor OF the ratification OF the peace
treaty 4; the metropolitan Opera
rouse the evening OF the day OF his
arrival rms announcement; was made
al III" White House today The un-
H'rS'ahdinS IS that the New York adj :
LESS VIII he genera in character. the
IfeSidcnt rcScrviuE his detailed nrcu-
m.n' FOR his address to the SENATE
l ne expectation Of administration
leaders IS th"; the fresidcu; will ~rt
Ercai demonstration in New Ynr;
thd that this demon strajion will MAX ;.
an iniprcSS on favorable TO the treaty
oh inc senate and on tho country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
WARTIME SOLDIERS PAY
May REVERT TO OLD BASIS
Secretary Bnkcr L. Informed rhfs viii,
Result ~ COnHrcss DucS
Not Act.
iRv Associated prc,,i

wASHINt;TON. July IA, VIVA,
"ate Viii occur tine tcrm!n: ton Of The
present emergency" a phrase frequent
~ used TO limit the effectiveness &c
war measures and the life or war aScn.
cies canno; he decided at this time,
according I" IN opinions by Compirol-
Ter OF the Currency Warwick.
Mr.. Warwick today informed Serrc-
vary Baker tina; the pay nf men en-
lsteu Tor one Or three years special
service under the nct Of February Is,
1919. would not continue 1t the var
rate FOR the period OF their enlistment
unless Congress changed present laws.
put would reror; to the old bass whcn
he emergency is over.
stop ROLLING nciI.
DANNii.LE. VA. July l--M,yor
liar! WoodinS today discontinued,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
THREE SHOTS ARE FIRED
nitcd states Consul in to.tn Ri,:,
ESCAPED BULLETS ~ Government
Policeman.
GEv Associated rrcss

NV NOIiN JuIy -Konorrs ru,t
three shots had been fred on Jun. >.
at RenJamin I. chase. United states
.ohSu nj san lose, Costa i;ica. hy "a
government policeman we're ,ro,ic n
mere today by passengers who arrived
on the steamship TiviNcs from Port
hrnoh l. ; SIsterman. u New FORK
merchant. SAID Consul Chase told hin,
o' INC incident. one Of the bullets
VAS laid :" have passed through Mr.
ChdSc'S clothing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
nla,c Threatens. Cation Mil,

Cor an hour mcnaccd the imnlen.a COZ,
ton storage plant Of The Riverside
Mills YESTERDAY afternoon, did damage
estimated at several hundred dollars.
me exact damage cannot BE gomput ed
until stock his been aiken OF water
soaked cotton. The irt broke ont in
Il cotton carrier. u series Of i.on tubes
thronSn wn!ch the raw material is
carrier burst into flame tud before
the hremen could he called 200 feet
nul.za
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
THINK RAY FATALLY HURT
chhnh"ur Held Irresponsible tor Auto
mobile Accident Mm, Not
Live to Face vriuI

ASHEN LIE. y. G.. JuIy I-t,n,r.ed
WIN nhruc' and reckless driving Doc
Ray, the chauffeur who is ,iiene1 -
h"N' caused the automobile acridcu,
yesterday: resulting in the death OF
McN L i'Town. VIII he arrested and
pIaced IN ;hc county jail in case no
RECEIVERS HowcvrI. physicians rcporl
tonight he has slight chance for re-
cover, ne is stili Unconscious at a
local hospital " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
NAMES MAYO C. BROWN
Democratic Mn.s-WeetInp at I,ynchburs
dominates Candidate for
Special session.

LfNCHEtRG. VA. July IA Demo
c"at'c mass meeting tonigh, nominated
MHyo I. Brown for the House OF Dele
gates for the special election in .Au-
gust. w. y Rorcr was the defcs cd
cand date. The vote stood: Brown 30
% .. The meeting resolved itsel, :nto
ward meetings and elected new cx-
ocuiire committee. Tns WAS the n-s
mass-meei'nt- here IN -cVcn wears and
IL nttracted NcrN little attention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
LIFTS BAN ON MESSAGES
Members or tniIrond TeIcErupbers. Or.
"cr I" tcSuinr hnndIine COM
mcrcial Business,

ST. LOUIS. July l.-Mcmbers OF tho
nrnnr OF Railroad Tclesraphers
TO resume handling 90 business Of Inc
western Union and Postal Telegram
COMPANIES The order Was issued bv
T.. ~ Aian!on, president Of ;hc order
"l Ehliroad IeicS"arheTS canoeing
the ban on commercial business wntcn
went INTO cnect juno -. il. connection
with the natiou-wido strike Of IN,
commercial Tclcsraphcra' Union az
America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
QUERIES STATE DEPARTMENT
La Toilette Introduces Resolution 10
Ascertain Status Of Central
tmcrlrun states.
lity ArsncI.,nh rrcss /

WNSIllNGTON. July IA resolution.
asking tao stat" Departments wiz
costa Rira. a bellieereni wiih tn,
allies. vas mot permitted" 10 sig y
me peace treaty. and why N.cara qua.
N country over which the CnitSd
has been permitted TO invade" COS; q
Rl,Rn territory. was introduced today
ny Senator La Toilette Republican.
Wisconsin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
WILL PATROL HIGHWAYS
Action is Taken ny Authorities Follow.
ing Fatal Automobile Acct
dent Near .tahevIlIe

ing the automobile accident which re
suited III one death YESTERDAY The
count commissioners have Instructed
Sncr:H Mitchell to have the five main
highways OF the county uatrolied By
officers on motorcycles one will GO
on out! tomorrow. the other, as early
as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
Rohl,rrs itrcaL INTO SAFE

IJANNILI.E. w. JUN l.-Thr ZION
safe IN the otlire .: tac broadway
Nncater Wa broken inio and ,obbea
nn sunday. according to \ rcpor, made
:" The polio" YESTERDAY evening The
sum of SEQ II silver WAS taken b..t
bonds and thrift stamps remained mn
touched. the oUte" safe door MAS
neGl!gen,y left open. i; is declared.
"md the thieves mad iittlt trouble in
chiSel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
RED CROSS OFFERS HELP
Hoid> Facilities In Readiness "a sue
cor Stricken trcn. Near
f'lOrcnCr, IfRl!.
IKN Assu,lated Ircss |

W\SiliNGToN, Iuiy l.-serv.ccs OF
The american Red cross in behalf of
the thousands believed to have been
rendered homeless hy the earthquake
offered in q cablcEra ~ sent from head
quarters OF the organization here to-
day to The League OF Red Cross So
rtcticS ri Geneva. American Red eros :,
facilities arc being held in readiness
i was said. 10 render any assistance
necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
FOOD SHIP CHANGES COURSE
Becau>e Of Disturbance in HAMBURG
Wireless Message Is Sent
to tRptnfn.

cDPENH AG!;N. July An America
food snip bound 70. Hamburg has
ncen ordered by wireless TO change her
course. As a result OF the chaotic sill
uatlon reported prevailing ri the. n z
German port The Spartsrans are ~ id
10 he stiil in control Of Hamburg. The
execution Of lI5 government soldiers
by the Reds IS reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
Roy IL Drowned.

ASFENI'-I.i.. \. O.. July I.--Linr
Deal. the nine ycur-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. q II bea!. was drowned I'M,
afternoon while in SWIMMING IN a Lake
IN old Riverside l'ark He WAS in com.
ranN OF an AsheN!lle LcWSboy makina
his rounds and decided to take a vim,
Neither were able To swim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02

MI Mondcli in a stHtemeltR inserted
az the congres sionai Record declared
$500, 900. 600 in The SIX great
bills. which were passed IN the
becial session compared with the
mounts carried by the same bills
Which were fled In the closing hours
Ppf the Sixty -tifth Congress and say
Hing OF S4oo.Vo0.0oO on tho railroad de-
hciency bill as compared with The cS-
timate OF the railroad administration.
nr total reduction OF sl,31Uo0n, UDu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-02
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MCNTl;E.Ni" July Toms or Boil
, shcvist and Socialist literature were
/ seized in raid on the foreign quar-
ters or i" city conducted early to-
day by 100 patrolmen under the di .
rcction %: chief OF Police BelanRer