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Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
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MISS eoLpwA1ER ARRIVES

MISS GOLDWATER ARRIVES Miss Elizabeth GoIdwater arrived yes terday from San Francisco to pass holiday se1ron with MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater.
 CHANCE RETURNS-E. D. Chance, postoffice inspector. returned yesterday from Bouse and Parker where he has
 been for the past week on official busi- ness.
 STUDENTS VISIT WEATHER 'eU- REAO-MemberS of the science classes of the high school visited the Phoenix
 branch of the United States weather
 bureau yesterday where they were given practical demonstrations of the methods by which weather observa- tions are made.
 WANTS HOMESTEAD-Miss Ellen
 F'eeback of Glendale yesterday made application for a homestehd located in
 Nada in Maricopa county. The appli- cation was filed in the United States land office.
 CONTESTS LAND HOLDING Claiming that Mary Mendenhall had failed to establish her residence on a homestead on which she filed entry, Claude Holden yesterday instituted States land office. The property under contest is situated in PinaI county.
 TRiPPELS ENTERTAIN GUESTS MT and Mrs F. J. Trippel of 1216 West Monroe street are entertaining guests over the holidays, Mir. and Mrs. Frank l.. Curley. Miss Marie Curley and Gene Curley having arrived from Tucson to be with their relatives over Christmas.
 COUNTY AGENT LEAvES-Ro- land Harwell, county agent of Fl PaSo, left yesterday after several days stay in the valley making an in vestigation of the Salt River valley project. Harwell also visited in Yuma making a study of the Yuma project as a representative of the Fl Paso chamber of commerce.
 STATE HOUSE CLOSES-An of- fices at the state house will be closed all day Thursday, Christmas, but bus mess will be resumed Friday morn Ing. Many of the offices have decided to close a few hours earlier than the customary hour this afternoon, to give employees an opportunity to do belated shopping.
 THESE WILL WED-Marriage H- censes were issued yesterday by the clerk of the superior court to the fol- lowing persons: Charl~s B. Johnson. 31. of Phoenix. and Ruoy Belcher 27, of Los Angeles: Frank Paul Kurtz, 24. and Addie Belle Gillett, 21, both of Glendale: Ralph M. Baker, 21. and Neita Marsh. 21. both of Glendale: Charles F. Jennings, 25, of Phoenix and Florence M Crowi. 19, of Chan dler.
 BIGAMY IS cHARGE-riodoro Me dellin. charged with bigamy,. waived his examination yesterday before Judge Mckee in the West Phoenix pre- cinct justice court, and was held to answer to the superior court under $500 bond. Mede1lin is alleged to have Ignacia Rodriguez and Feli- | citas Medellin. N
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
McDougall & Cassou
 Washington Street

cured a gallon of whisky in the mak- ing at the ranch house and a barrel of mash, which may also be used as an exhibit when the case comes up for trial.
 Manager Dillon stated yesterday that on the average one still a day was being confiscated by his deputies throughout the state. While the gov ernment men are making every seffort to stamp out the manufacture of liquor, there is no evidence that the numbers of violators of the law is on the decrease.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24

Alexandropol-Refu eating grass and poppy heads. Clothes in accumu
 lation of patches. People dying from typhrs, cholera and dysentery at the rate of 200 per day. It
Arizona republican., 1919-12-24
PHOENIX COMMANDERY NO. 3
 KNIGHTS TEMPIAR

Sir Knights: In order to properly observe the usual Christmas ceremony it will be necessary that you meet at the council chamber at 9:3O a. m, as ranks will be formed promptly at 10 o'clock.
 LEROY T. SUTHERLAND.
 Emminent Commander. H. E. ST. CLAIRE,
 Recorder 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
CABLE LINES RESTORED
TO PRIVATE OWNERSHIP
HurIcsOn TurnS Hack systems With
out Ceremony md Denies Iiuckny
Request.
lisv Associated rrcss. !

WASHINGTON. May 2.-Amcrican
cable lines taken over by the govern
men, in November were restored TO
private ownership and operation at
midnight tonight by direction OF Pres!-
dent Wilson.
The turnback was without ccre-
mony or formaiity. the Wire Control
Board OF the Post-Oficc Department
having arranged details OF the trans
.er on April ~. at which time the gov
eminent made inoWn its intention to
relinuuish control OF the properties
Since December Ncwcomb Carlton
president OF The Western Union Tcle-
srarh Company, has been directing
mead OF the cable service by appoint
ment q: the 'ostmaS tc! &c neral
= BcEinnine tomorrow, however, Clar-
cncc II. Mackay, president OF the Com
merc!ai Cable Company, viii resume
ms former duties With thai company
stmasior-Cicneral Eurleson during
inc day received another telegram
from Mr.. Mackay requesting the re-
tuEn OF the Postal Company's land
lines AT once. Mr. Bureson replied as
follows:
Replying 10 youv kilograms OF YES
ieru;N ana today YOU are advised That
ny ieiegIam TO YOU 0: The first in
slant dlspoScS o. the matter SO far as
the Pos :naSter-Iicneral is couyc!ue,;.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
STRIKE TIES UP PAPERS
Albany Readers Given single sheet, De-
voted Almost ENrIuSi,cIy 10
Victory Iunn.
by Associated Press. |

ALBANY. y. Y. May o.-The only
local newspaper published in Albany
;oday was the Bulletin. :; single sheet
o. reproduced typewr!t,eu news issneI
by the Victory Liberty loan committee
and distributed by letter carriers The
composing rooms or the regular papers.
octh morning and afternoon, were still
tied up by a walkout OF linotype oper-
ators. who left their machines at m i'd
night Wednesday,.
The Bulletin appeared in newspaper
that !; was Vol |. No. l." announced
the committee as the publisher and
asserted that II positively had the
largest circulation today OF any news
paper in Albany" Il carried no ad
ver;semen;s. Ii did. however. have
some local news IN bulletin form, ana
announced the progress of the loan
features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
IN THIRTY YEARS 1924
PUT TO DEATH BY MODS
GcorEin leads Ira hist. With $50 Vie
inns, Followed closely by
Nisrlssippi.
iRv Associated PRESS /,


,hir,y years a.s2, l.crsons nave nTuH
ia, 10 death ny m"bs. according 10 :,
ttonal Association tor The ADVANCE
,ncn, of. tU!orcd l'coplc.
For The ,hirty,.ycar period. from, 1882
Victims. ,he $onth $50, ,hS WSs; loo
and Alaska and other localities -.
Hcors.a leads III the list. Win ESQ
closely by iiississippi. with %.S VIC
TINS; TcNaS. with $50. Louisiana. with
$I$: Alabama. with ,2.e; ,>rkansas. With
AS and Kentucky. with 100.
Fifty coiorcd women and eleven
white women were lynchcd in fourteen
states; Thirteen of the fourteen States
in which women fell victims TO mobs
were Southern states. Nebraska being
lynched women. The North and West
together have lynched twenty-onc per-
sons sons during the las, five years. period.
whereas during the same time Soi per-
sons were lynched III the South"
Regarding President Wilson's appeal
Ulcers 10 prevent lynch.ns. the report
says:
Despite prcsidcn; WILSON'S earnest
appeal. made under such extraordinary
circums;anccs. iynchinSs continued dur
ing the remaining period Of the WAR
With With unaba:ed fury. siNty-;hrSe ne
white, mon fell victims 10 mob ruth
icssncss during 1918. ana IN no case
was any member OF the mohs convicted
in any court. and III only TWO in
stances were trials held In both OF
these Instances the mob members We're
acquitted"
In conclusion The report says
III Is apparent that lyncEingS Of
negroes for Other causes than the So
called one crime have for the Whole
period been large ma jor!,y OF al.
iynShinss. and tina; for. ihe past five
years less than one in live OF the col
ored v!c;;m have been accused of rape
or attacks upon women"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
SAFEGUARDS FOR LABOR
PLEASING TO PRESIDENT
Declare This Part of Prnce Tren,y T.,
Important Achievement OF
the Age.

WASHINGTON, May a-Pres!dent
wilson cao!ed Secretary Tumulty to-
day that in his opinion. the labor pro-
gram adopted part OF the treaty of
peace constitutes one OF the most inn
noTtant achievements OF the new day
IN which the interests of labor are TO
he Systematically and inteilige emit ~
saieSuardcd and promoted"
NE. Wilson said that he personally
regarded the labor program as one OF
the mos; gratifying ach ievenents OF
the conference. and believed no other
single thing done would help more 10
stabilize conditions of labor th-oughou;
the world and ultimately relieve the
unhappy conditions which in 50 many
places have prevailed
The message was made public a; the
White liuSe As follows:
The labor program which the con-
terence OF peace has adopted as part OF
me treat% OF peace constitutes one OF
the most important achievements @;
the new day in which the interests OF
labor are 10 be systematically and in
ttliScntiy SaieGLardcd and promoted
Amidst the multitude OF other Interest,"
this great step forward Is apt 10 be
overlooked, and yet no other single
thing that has been done Will helm
more to stabilize conditions OF labor
throughout the world and ultimately
relieve the unhappy conditions which,
IN too many places have prevailed
Personally. | regard this as one OF the
most gratifying achievements OF the
conferences.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Notes Of Interest.

- Tomorrcw ri high noon Al tho nome
or the brides parents in South Syca-
more Street Mss Louise Jones. Gaugd-
ter or Dr.. and Mrs. Pryor Jones. "A iii
be married 20 Allen s Cox Tho brida
is very popular IN the younger social
circles OF tn. city.
MIS- william X McNenncy mas
safely arrived in England, wh.r. shc
went recently TO visi; her daughter.
Mrs. Edward HARRINGTON. near London,
she was accompanied by her !auEhicr.
Mrs. Robert claiborne.
Miss Susie Staples has resigned her
position pSsia, Of mnasiron OF The Female Or
ceptably filled during the past year
1t is said she VIII continue IN pond
work in Richmond
BrodnaN Cameron. OF this city. lcf,
several days ago Oh a business trim 10
Japan and Australia '' W
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Care Hal
ligan. whose death occurred Oh WA
nesday took place this morning from,
81. Jostph's Catholic Church or which
she was one Of the Oldest and most
The ladies' loan committees ,cpor,cd
sales OF $500 of bonds yesterday
The total bond sales in the city up 10
last night reached about si.6oo'ooo
considerably over half OF the c!iv'S
quota.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03

divided as follows: Killed In action. 4: died
from wounds. :; died nf accidents and
other causes, q; died OF disease. /: wound
90 spvcrcN. q: wounded td"grcc undctcr-
ni1cd,. a. wouuJicI slightly. ii..
. N'->intHms .ud North ta;V,inI.inS In the
DIED or WOUNDS.
- Private.
Lowe, MhIiCr: LAtcsvUlc. y. &.
Noi NnEn Si.vEEEII.
Corporal.
Moore chariI" Y. nnyky Mount; y. &.
NOt NDED SLIGHTLY
Captain.
fcrhin>. iohpr' ~: Hl"hmord. Va
Cn-pornis.
lj!ncs. EcrnarI l.. Cary. y G.
lambert, l.rNu: IayIorSVil.C, y =
rriyatr>.
I'uil"S. George; LEA Grange. y. q.
Iohn>oa. GlC.,unOuS: Middl cscN. y. =.
Scahury. Lunni". Dunn. y &
Holland, Lindsay H.. Seven Springs y g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
|GAMP lee VICTORY LOAN
DRIVE GAINING |MPETu
Officers Buy Many Bonds and I'm
-. listed Men Will
Subscribe.
OVERSEAS MEN ARE BOOSTING
Soldiers Who Met Germans Heaviest
Is PurchaSers-Spcrial Meetings Arc
~ Held in Behalf of Campaign by
10 TroopCrS,
Especial to The Times Dispatch. J

CAMP LEE. Va. May THE Vic
niled was cw;n week la, late in being Ts
p5 var Department in making the proper
provisions. is gaining impetus and the
part of putting the state OF Virginia
over the top
tion Of Captain Z. :. Leymel and he
is working day and night 10 make
the drive a success. This weeks suh-
scriptions are only being taken from
officers while next week the enlisted
force will be canvassed for the pu!-
chase OF bonds. Officers o. The con-
$50; SiHtysecond Infantry. Sl.5oo. and
all the officers OF the proves; guard
have their names on ;hc list Of sub
Scribers.
Meeting 10 Boo>t Loan.
\ special meeting 10 boost the loan
was held al the Liberty Thcater this
afternoon which filed the big build:nS
70 eapaeitE The picture The i'rice
TO stimulate interest in the roam. was
Si%ty-second Infantry land
Men returned here from ovcrseaS
are conspicuous in the interest ;hry
have taken in the loan drive. They are
not satisfied with having fought, in
France, but are anxious 10 complete
their services by purchasing JUS; as
large bond As their savings Will al
low them to dc. The only drawbacks
the authorities have encountered. l.
the fact tina; they have no bonds on
hand and are compelled TO place the
transactions III the banks OF Peters
burg. This often results il the failure
to place bonds Tor lash sales.
DcmoholiHc Fifth Company.
The Fifth Company one Hundred
and Fiftyhfth Depot Brigade, which
has been in charge OF the prison
stockadc. Will be demo oil;zcd just as
soon as tho men arc replaced by :;
company OF the S.Nty-second Infantry.
Orders have been received AZ camp
ton TO men who make applications for
discharge based upon the fact that
they wish 10 return TO civilian life 20
resume AGRICULTURAL pursuits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
CHARLESTON GIVES GLASS
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
Secretary OF Treasury Stresses PA =
triOtic Opportunity America Has
to Rally to Loans Support,
IRv Associatcd Trcssl

CHARLESTON, :. c.. May 2.-Secre-
tary OF the Treasury Carter Glass de-
lINered a stirring address to a large
meeting OF Victory loan campaigncrs
this attcrn Don here.
Secretary Glass arrived this morninc
from Atlanta, planning to leave late
this afternoon. on his way to Wash
ington. Charleston is putting on "A
hNe-day drive TO raise its quota Of
nearly s5,000,oo0 and Will close the
tampaiSn tomorrow afternoon
secretary Glass spoke along enthus-
iaStic lines, ana was given an ovation
lie stressed the patriotic opportunity of
charleston in financing the Victor.
i"an and expressed confidence of sue
cess. III called for IA generous and
genera! response from Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
TO RETIRE THE OREGON
Owing 10 Shortage of Men in NAVY
FAMOUS Ship VIII &c Put out
OF Commission.
IRv Associai.d prcss !

WASili NGTON. May ..-Shortace OF
men IS about TO cause the Navy De
par'Meni 10 place the famous battle
snip oregon out OF commission Act :
ING secretary Roosevelt said today
mat. II the state OF oregon desired,
me government probably would turn
lne snip over to IL to be maintained for
historian purposes without expense 10
the navy.
Befo'e delivering the vessel. the de-
partmcnt would have her strinned q,
~ mater!a! valuable 20 the navy MIR.
roosevelt explained that the hull could
not be sold for any considera 81 q
amount OF money and that the depart
nent d:d not desire 20 scrap the shin
Tor sentimental! and historical reasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
"SKlN GAME" RESULTS IN
HURRY CALL FOR POLICE
Petersburg Negroes Indulge in battle
OF Gun-Piay. hut NJ One
Is Hurt.

PETERSBURG. VA, Man 9-The
police We're hurricdiy SUNNI ,ned this
afternoon by telephone % carter
Street near Mount Airy. 10 stop dis
order and shooting by neS roeS. They
found large crowd collected in front
Of colored mans house. whcrc IL was
found on Investigation tia; i score OF
negroes had been nIaying a skin game.
which had resulted in the use or pistols
by several OF them.
No one. however, was found 10 have
been hurt IN the shooting, though
bullets passed through the zap Of a
discharged oversee soldier. John May.
John Smith and William Johnson we're
arrested and held on the charge vi
shooting. Smith says he had won al
of the money in the game. and was
then robbed and sho; ut. Tine case
will come up for invest ga tipn on tn,
morrow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
DIES RESULT OF MAY DAY
Strain ndcr which Eosto, ro,;.
tain Worked Costs Him
Ills Life.

soc o. May, ".-Car,nin Hugh J.
ICE on Inc Dudley stree; Police Sta
: ION, IN WHO'S" district serious riotinr
4G.nrreJ eNcsie65day as result Of the
Tp'aA ~ REQ taGS IN a parade Of radi-
'vuh!. i'cath was said to lie du. 20
nai nraI causes, although fellow officers
"cIc inclined 10 believe that the strain
under which he worked diIrino tho a.. ~
.u,r1hahccs WAS in Il measure rcspon-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Women Put Under non,,.

I;VNDON. May 2-Sylvia panL hurs,
ana Amelia Mahoney. who we're ar
aSS.ed yesterday when women attemn-
o. C"mnGns in q May Day demonsiro.
ION Ion. IN Folice Court today were or
aeIed 20 give bonds for their good he
nnvior. Neither would give the nee
G,Ssary bond. and they Remain under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Bunker Regulation. ModIaea

WASHINGTON, May a.--Eunkcr reg.
nihions were further modified today
ny the War Trade Board 10 pcrn,it
ne issuance Of time fuel licenses to
~ vessels regardless of flag good I'm
u! revoked. in the place az trim ii.
c'nses. issued heretofore. The licenses
VIII not be valid FOR ships engaged in
rate WITH Germany or Bolshevist
mussia without specific authorization.
me stipulation that ships buukcrcd in
american ports must return 10 tic
United States has been discontinurd
u also was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
GAYON HELD IN NEW YORK
Hr"rrtnry to Mexican UebrI General
Faces 'hnrEr of Hostile \ct
Against Friendly Nation.

NEW YORK, Mag ..IRobcrt cave,
VINO Was secretary to General Aure.
IA u" hianquct unl!l tho latter let here
carry ms year for Mexico where I've
was killed while acting as chief iiem-
l'nant Of Felix Diaz's rcvoluiionarv
movement. was held in $1,000 hail 10
n"y on a charge OF conspiracy 10 ,n.
Gcriahc military expedition INTO a
friendly country -" :"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
ALL ALIENS MUST REGISTER
south African Government Prepares to
Depart Hnishcvists md other
dangerous PropaSandists

CAFE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA fyia
Mon;rean May 2.-As a result OF the
recent disturbances in Johannesburg,
ptlWcrn international Socialists and
returned soldiers. the South African
government T.. :. Malan, the acting
iIciniri announces, Viii Introduce a
bIll IN I'hrl iamcnt calling for the reg
.S'ra'!on OF al aliens. II will PROV ie
also ~r the deportation of ali n,rsons
part" Paiin III Eolshevist or other
ddneerous prOpnGanda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
SEVENTY DEAD. 500 HURT
Details of San Snivador's E.1hou,I.
show Increase Number of
Casualties.
IBv AssoctaicdPressl

SAN SALVADOR, May 2-Seventv
persons were Killed and more than
30" o persons were injured as result OF
age was extensive in this city and
near ny towns. TO which the carth
SHOCKS We're confined
ne population Of the neiShborhood
which for time was pan!c st-;.l ~,
mas been restored TO calm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03

Ma SHAW. negro. under Indictment
1or highway robbery. and regarded by
Inc ponce as Il desperate and danger
Gus chara Gicr. Was ;skeD TO the cen,ra!
STATE HOSP Al ioda! ,:!tcr having been
declared insane. The negro crap games
We're neld ~ oy SAW on March / ami
the players roob,d AT the point OF a
pistol. He was feared by The negroes
in the CITY g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03

WNlle WAltinS AT thc Union STAT ON
for train this morning c. H. Risncp.
OF Wilmington. " G.. had his travel
ing bag taken. Besides containing
valuable papers the bag also had $500
in money. The property was traced TO
a hotel in Bollingbrook Street and re-
covered intact. 1t had been carried
there by stranger. who will have TO
WHY he did IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
MEET TO RATIFY COVENANT
Fifteen States VIII Hold Convention.
Tor Approval of Lengue of
Nations.
Bv .Assoc.atcd Press

NEW YORK. May ".-Conventions for
popuiar atioa OF the league of
nations covenant w:ll ba held in ar
teen Eastern and Central Western
:tates during the las: two weeks of
May and The first wccH OF June. il wa
force Peace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Important Realty DrnI.

An Important zeal e>;ate deal was
Gonsummated today in the purchase by
j. MAJ Harmon. al the Hanson CON
struction C6HipaH:f' and :. West
) Holden. OF .che-Ii o!drn Hack and Bag
Company. OF a hiock OF property IN
Washington street belonging 10 tho
estate of the late John ATcGill The
purchase price was $4,000 and tho
, purpose is 70 diNidc UP the block
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Largo Itcaity SnIc.

il. Roper Bros. havc purchased ;he prom
erty on Guarantee Street nov occuI,i@d
. BY the Hobbs Hoy Lamber COMPANY
fronting on the Atlantic Coast Line
The consideration was s3l,5OO The
: HI bbs- Hoy company has located else
where. Real estate in Petersburg has
taken sudden boom, and prices are
high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Steel interests to Confer Thursday

WASHINGTON. MAY o.Eea-.s
tNcH OF the railroad administrations
VII confer with representatives of Inc
steel producers in New York nnyt
'nurShaE morning 20 discuss the steel
7chcau.e approved ny the industrial
board THIS was learned TO-DAY AZ ,i,a
industrial board. II was said mem
pc:c o. the board you'd nor ATTEND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Police Arrest. in ApriI.

j. The report of tho Police department.
Tor April shows 4 total OF 20h arrests
Tor all causes. Of which thirty-ciEht
were for drunkenness. fourteen for fcl-
ony, twenty for larceny. thirtv-nine for
and for, y-ivc 70, crdin-
ance violations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Mrs. Jessie cros.wy Die,

" stSSO'E.7tNN T'TcSS
ALBUQUERQUE. y. ~ Ma. . W..
jessie Cross Wy. wife Of Jesxe r.rosewy
correspondent of the Associated prnss
~ RIO de Iane:ro, Rra2n. dicti at T.as
removed from. Il Sante IT., ,c,;n ~
route to Denver, Col '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
BAIL REFUSED HAYWOOD
Federal Court Snys Sureties Insudlc,e,,
Tor Rciense OF 1. W. ".
Leader.
IBy a ssoc:a,ed rrnss

CHICAGO. May e.--.i5onds for the re-
lease ar William y. Haywood. |. " ".
leader. now n prison a; I-eav.nworth
~erc refused in the Federal Circuit;
Court OF Appeals here TODAY j'ha 49,
iered snrcties were regarded as ins,If,i :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
County Rally.

The Dinwiddic Agricultural and
Home Economic Clubs viii hold :.
. county rally AT the courthouse ton,or-
row. There viii he various exercises
music, rfcita.!onS and Recommendations
and an address by several Speakers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
CASUALTIES NUMBER PAS;
FOUR ARE SLAIN IN ACTION
Two Are Victims Of Wounds and Another
Dies Of Disease
OSersean,

WA5HTNGTON May a--Casu.i,y u.,x
given OUT tndsy by the Committee on Puo!i,.
Attenuation show ,ota! OF :i5 caaualt.es
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
Co,ored \yomon 1,>.,,

Flora Jones, colored married wo-
man, has been missing from her hon.
!. fer week tomorrow. and The pol;cc
have been asked 10 make :. search Tor
her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-03
IL Sundays operated through toNNaShington.
SEAB0ARD. AIR LINE RAILROAD
Main Street Station
SOUTHERN RAILROAD
(Main Street Sf1tlon)
OLD DONIyION srE4NspIP LINE

Leave for Newport Ncwsa Norfolk James
River Night Line, 500 pm daily. connecting at
York daily except Sunday $40 pm. jaime
River Day Line Steamer leaves for James River
landings and Norfolk 600 am Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport News 100
am daily; from James River landings and
Norfolk $50 pm Tuesday, Thursday and Snt~
nrday.