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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
Charged with storing Liquor.

When her case was called In the
Police Court this morning, Alberta
Devoe. charged with illegally storing
liquor. had her hearing continued UNI
I'll Wednesday morning. When the
police raidcd her house in East Bank
OF whisky were found and Seized. II
Is said there may be some interesting
developments at the trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
PETERSBURG CARMEN WILL
NOT STRIKE DURING FAIR
Public Much Relieved That street
hallway VIII Operate without
Hitch mt Crucial Time.
Especial to The Times. Dispatch.

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
pETERSBURG. VA. Oct. I3.--There
carmen during tho fair this week,
and relief liz felt by tho public on that
account. The Petersburg Fair. which
opens tomorrow. with all OF it's de-
partmcnts complete. would have been
greatly injured by a strike of the car
men.
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Don't Burn and Bis
ter Your Skin with
LiniInents and
PlaSters
Tryfas 10 Cure YeR RlseasBztis
Aches and Pains

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ary and sooner or later 1he aches
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impurities which multiply unless the
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not oxpess yourself in damp wealth
er and abstain from tao use Of red
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The manufacturers have co much
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
q. q. Circuit Court Of Appeals.

u. y. Circuit Court OF Appears,
The United States Circuit Court of APP
peals reconvcncd yesterday morning at
1880 O'clock. with the following judges
and officials in attendance: Circuit Judges
Hon. j. c. Prtchard. OF Ashevilie. y. C..
and Honorabie Charles 4 Moods. OF Marion.
Marshal John G. Saunders
Conference day:
did not hear arguments In cases. but went
into conference upon cases heretofore ar
gIed and remaining undecided.
No i7ss Walker 3. Hines. Director Gen
s,1 OF R.il{o1ds and al Handa M
appellees: appeal from the District Court
George NJ: Horhemet and Z. B: Temple.
ianls and BY 81. II. Wills. OF New Martins
willie. w. Va. for the appellees;
srai Of RAILROADS. ct AL. appellants. VS.;
The Atlantic Refining Co.. appellee: appeal
from the District Court At ClarkSbuIE. w.
and Tempieman. of Ciarksburs. W. Va,
for the appellants. and hy Mr. NJ: X. VII;
Messrs. stone. Wright, and chaifan,. OF
Pittsburgh Pa, for the appellee. Court
adjourned until this morning at 1890 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14

VII hold its second meeting Of the. fall on
nWeunesaay afternoon at 430 O'Clock In
Room sd at the Jefferson Hotel
r, , There viii BE- no meeting. OF the James
be sent out for tho next meeting
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Sh.var Mineral water.
Positively guaranteed by money.back
livered anywhere by our Richmond
agents, nce-Nunnamaker Co. Phone
them.-Adv.
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IN AND OUT OF Town.

Mr.. W. H. F. Lee. Of Fairfax; has been 4sn,
spending several days at the 'e"eso" nv
te urs Alexander S. Wadsorth. Jr.. OF An n,
,sMnniis Md, Is visiting friends on PARK
Avenue. y N.sh and Mice Car
M H W,nntrrmau or Norfolk. are the
. ,0H.A OF MIR. and Mrs. s. 8. Northinrton
In an william Nash, Of v. NJ. T.. has
hScn The recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs s.
here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-14
SAYS COTTON ACREAGE
RESTRICTION CALAMITY
Speaker at New Orleans Conference
Declares Worlds Requirements
Are Unlimited.
ANOTHER CALLS STAPLE CURSE
President Of American Association
Says Great Southern Crop Has
Kept Out White Settlers and
Filled Section With Negroes.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 13.-Declara-
ton by John A: Todd, professor of
further restriction Of cotton acreage in
the United States would be nothing
short Of calamity" and "a demand
mat cotton consumers pay enough to
crops" by j. skottowe AI Wan ns ai X. r.
American Cotton Association. " f eae
tured the second general session here
cotton conference.
Tho worlds requirements" said Mr..
TODD. are practically unlimited
Europe and Asia arc bare Of cotton
goods. The position today is the sa me
as before the war. only worse. The
world wants more cotton than IL is got
ting. and must have it. The more inan-
ciaily embarrassed the people of the
world are. the moro cotton they will
use. In America an Increased acreage
Is improbable, the boil weevil and
oarcity of labor are serious handicaps.
The only solution here is an increased
yield per acre. The average cotton
yield in tho South, to say the feast.
is discreditable. More cotton is wasted
annually In America than it has been
possible to raise in Africa. outside OF
Egypt.
Would Prove Calamity.
Further restriction of cotton
acreage in America would be nothing
short OF calamity, There now is and
cotton that can be raised anywhere.
There is no need to restrict the supply,
but rather IT should be increased.
"Of course. the first necessity is to
assure the planter reasonably re-
munerat!ve price. Despite tho great
insrease in the cost of cotton today. IT
Is sun one OF the cheapest prodocts;
it has not increased in PROMOTION to
other commodities"
Mr. "annamakc. prefaccd his adj
dress with the declaration that cotton
has been curse To the Southarn
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Hustinr. Court Docket.

The Hastings Court VIII open It's
October term on Thursday OF this
week. with big Commonwea lTh's
docket embracing some important
cases. On account of the Petersburg
Fair no criminal cases will be called
for trial until Wednesday the END
instant.
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Women !.
Made Young.

Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body
full Of youth and health may be-
yours If you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking 81
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RICHMOND TIMES: DISPATCH: TUESDAY, OCTOBER d. 1919

states. "If 1t had not been for the rails
ing or cotton In the South this section
would have been thickly settled with
whites, and there would not be The
great percentage Of illitcratcs In the
rural communities
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
DECLARES LEAGUE
 ANCLO-JAPANESE
Sen. Johnson Sees "Blackest Page In All History
 Others Uphold

WASHINGTON, June "A charge that the old world powers, led by Great Britain and Japan are attempt ing through the league of nations to trap the United States into perpetual ly guaranteeing their integrity, was made in the senate today by Senator Johnson, Republican, of California.
 The league proposal, declared the senator, has behind it no serious pur- pose of maintaining peace, but is in stead a proposal to maintain autocra- tic power. He asserted the Paris dele gates dared not make good their peace professions by writing into the league covenant a provision to leave war dec larations to a popular vote of the peo- ples affected.
 This league of nations with the men who really wrote it." he said, "was meant to maintain peace only in solar as peace maintained forever in- violate their territories and their sub ject peoples"
 In 6 speech of more than two hours, Senator Johnson charged also that the provision dealing with the Monroe doctrine was inserted in the revised covenant of the league for the purpose of maintaining the doctrine invalid {: that the American delegates in Paris
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UPHOLD RAIL AND
 PHONE RATE RAIS
Actions in 40 States Beaten by Decision of U. s.
 Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Increased railroad, telephone and telegraph rates ordered by the railroad administration and by the postmaster general, respec- lively, were sustained today by the supreme court which held that the war powers conferred by congress upon the president included sweeping con trol over the railroad and wire sys- tems with supreme and conclusive" authority to fix intrastate rates
 The questions were decided in two opinions rendered by Chief Justice White, the one relative to the railroad rates being unanimous while Justice Brandeis dissented in the telephone and telegraph decision but without rendering a separate opinion. The opinions affect litigation which has been instituted in about 40 states and which involved the validity of both rate orders.
 AS 6 result of the courts decision, injunctions restraining the director general of railroads from enforcing an order increasing freight and passen- ger rates in North Dakota, were dis solved. The court also upheld the dis missal of proceedings brought by Massachusetts state authorities to pre- vent intrastate telephone rates ia that
 CebtiHued on page twe)
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AUSTRIA LET I
 POPULACE IF.
 S|X MILLIONS
Once Mighty Dual Empire Of
 50,000,000 Is Reduced To Skeleton By Allied Terms
Austrian Envoy Admits The
 Crime of l9l4;" Humbly Begs Victors Be Merciful

ST. GERMAN, June 2.-(By the Associated Press. s.)-The representa- lives of the fanquished Austrian na- tion met the victors at today's cere- mony iI thesf;;fteehth century castle of St. Germain to appeal for grace and just and kindly treatment. No trace of the arrogantic spirit with which Count von Brockdorff- -Rantzau, head of the German delegation, attempted at Versailles to arraign the allied pow CTS as jointly responsible for the war and demanded participation in the ne gotiations on equal terms, marked the speech of Dr. Karl Renner, the Aus trian chancellor, who replied to Georges Clemenceau, the president of the. conference.
 The Austrian plenipotentiary, speak. ing in French as concession to his auditors, did not seek to extenuate the guilt of the former Austro-Hun- garian government for ''the horrible crime of 1914"
 He asked only that the full weight of the punishment should not fall solely on the little mountain republic which was all that was left of the pnce mighty Austria, but that it be regarded as only one of eight new re publics into which the old monarchy had been divided and that it be ap- portioned no more of the penalty than it could bear.
 Photographer Causes Comedy
 The mishap of photographer who in the midst of Dr. Renner's speech fell with a crash of shattered glass into one of the museum cases and the blunders of the French translator who twice during the German trans lation of the speech went astray, caus ing gasps of mingled horror and amusement, also impaired the formal dignity of the scene.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
TEXAS FIRE DESTROYS
 SOLDIERS' PROPERTY

FL PAso, June 2-Fire famed by 30 mile an hour gale last night de- stroyed barracks and mess buildings of the Eighth Cavalry under Col. G. T.. Langhorne at Maria east of here and a large quantity of arms and ammunI- ton, equipment and personal property of the soldiers. Buildings destroyed were valued at $5ooo and the loss and arms and ammunition will be at least as much more.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
CHIHUAHUA ISOLATED

JUAREZ, Mex, June 2.-Reports of the capture of Chihuahua City by Villa rebels were vigorously denied today at military headquarters here. Col J. G. Escobar said his office was in constant communication with Chihua hua City by wire and that there were no rebels nearer the capital than San ta Ysabel, 30 miles to the southwest on the Mexico Northwestern rail road.
 It was admitted at military head quarters that the wires were cut Sun day night at Terrazas. 80 miles north of Chihuahua on the Mexican Central, but the line was soon repaired.
 Americans with interests in Chihua hua and Parral today made repeated efforts to communicate with their rep resentatives in the interior without success. So far as is known the only non-military message handled over the line from Chihuahua yesterday or to day was ore addressed to American Consul E. A. Dow, received late Sun day, and which referred to routine consular matters and made no men tion of rebel activity.
 Exodus From Juarez
 Notwithstanding that there are up ward of 5000 federal troops in the Juarez garrison and official state s ments declare an attack by rebels is extremely unlikely, large number oi persons have moved to Fl Paso with their families; and in some cases with their household goods and other be longings. The refugees include the families of several prominent officials including the wife of Gen. Jesus A Castro. The family of Gov. Andres Ortiz, of Chihuahua, is also living iT E1 Paso.
 To stop the exodus of minor officials Collector of Customs Murreta has is sued an order that employees of thu treasury department crossing to B Paso will be considered as havint
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
$6O, 900, 900 OH Flotation Decision
 Is ReUersed By U. s. Supreme Court

alty damages aggregating s6o.0oo,- 900.
 The suit resulted from proceedings instituted by the Minerals Separation concern to enjoin the Butte company from using the process and to obtain an accounting The federal district court held that the Butte company was using the patented process and ordered it enjoined. Upon appeal the circuit court of appeals reversed this decision, finding that the process was not being used but subsequently modified its decree so as to grant damages for admitted infringement by the minging company for more than five years
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Opinions of the federal district court holding the Butte and Superior Mining com pany guilty of infringing upon pat ented process owned by the Minerals Separation. Ltd, an dawarding the lat ter approximately $1O,OO0,o00 damages were upheld in part today by the su- preme court in disposing of appeals from the circuit court of appears which reversed with notifications that judgment.
 Because of the large amount of money involved, the case was one of the most important to be disposed of by the supreme court in recent years. Upon its outcome rests roy
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". r. to San Francisco Flight Next

Platte is set for 3:3O o'clock on the following morning. The plane should land at San Francisco about 5:5S p. m. Officials here believe the trip should be made easily in about thir' ty-five hours.
 Captain Roy Francis, flyer of long experience both in military and commercial planes will be in charge of the flight. He will be accompan' fed by Lieutenant A. Clune and two or three mechanics. The plane to be used is capable of carrying one ton of frieght or from ten to twelve pas sengers.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
HUNS DIVIDED OVER
 REPUBLIC ON RHINE

BERLIN, June 2-(By the As soeiated Press.)-The inhabitants of Msyenee and Weisbaten began this morning 24 hour strike in protest against the attempted proelaiming of an independent paIatInate republic.
 It Is also reported that pro-Ger- man paIatinates at Mannheim de- cIared general strike and that the inhabitants of the palatInate, notwithstanding threats by the French of courts martial, every where are tesrIno down the post ers proe1ainilns the republic.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
BLOWING UP OF HOMES STARTS WITH THAT OF ATTY. GENERAL PALMER; OFFICIALS WHO WERE
 ACTIVE AGAINST REDS MARKED FOR DEATH
TOLL OF TERRORIST BOMBS IN BRIEF

WASHINGTON June 2-An attempt tonight blow Attorney reports that partially 
 Mr. Palmer prosecution signed of the recipients the postal authorities there.
 BOSTON, 2-The Rox bury municipal court Mo- Wayne explosion house home
 
   Highland cassidys children thrown from their o explosion PATERSON explosion
  the police, declared his belief close to Colds residence No injured p blow home of injured but of the explosion police later declared bomb or internal machine had been planted different sections of West Phil adpha learned injured The explosions could be heard for many blocks
 NEW YORK; injured late tonight headquarters An ambulance has been hastene to the scene
 NEWToNVILLE Representative Le Congressman Samuel Powers was partly his family the second floor ana no one was so Tar the outside of the house to the and reekng the first floor interior and smashing windows PITTSBURGH a-shory minutes af West district Residences were badly damaged and w. w. sbray ehe' thrown from his bed The
 
 for the inspector who has been active in the deportation alien
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03

WASHINGTON, June 2.-An at tempt to make a transcontinental flight from Ney York to San Francis co in less than two days with only two stops enroute, will be made by the army afr service within the next few days. A Martin bombing plane will be started. The start will be from Mineola, L. I.
 North Platte, Neb., 150O miles from New York, has been selected as the midway point The schedule allows only IS hours and ss minutes for tho first lap and the departure from North
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
SUMMARY OF TERMS

ST. GERMAN, June 2.-Followfng is summary of the conditions of peace as presented to the Austrian plenipotentiaries today:
 The treaty follows the same outline as the German and in many places is identical with 1t, except for the change in name. Certain specific clauses which applied only to Germany are, of
 (Continued on Page Two)
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NC-4 WILL MAKE NO RETURN TRIP ATTEMPT

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Amer ican naval seaplane NC-4, which ar rived at Plymouth England, Saturday, thereby completing the first trans Atlantic flight, will not attempt non- stop or any other kind of flight back to the United States, Secretary Dan- iels said today. The seaplane will be disassembled and shipped to this coun- try.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
INTENDED VICTIMS ALL ESCAPE

Bombs intended by anarchists for who had directed the force of law against them pronounced against radicals introduced legislation intended to check their chnaon failed in every claim their victims In era however families of public officials and the % lie officials themselves experienced Th death toll of taken in the Washington and the New York plosons recoed upon instgaors of the ee # terrorism according first conclusions reached by the police In
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RESIDENTS FLEE JUAREz TO U. s.
 FEARING GARRISON WILL REVOLT:
 CHIHUAHUA CITYSFATE IN DOUBT
Villa Said To Be Attacking Chihuahua City With Large Force; Wireless Communication Established At Late Hour With Threatened Capital But Brings No
 News; Terror Stricken Juarez Exodus

FL PAso, June "A. Ruiz San- doVal, Mexican Viee-consuI here, tonight received a message from Gov. Espinosa Mireles of coahuila at saltIIIo, announcing he was in wireless communication with Chi huahua City. Governor MireIes suggested that government mes sages for Chihuahua be telegraph ed to saItilIo for wireless trans mission to Chihuahua.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03

resigned their positions. Fear of a mutiny of the garrison and not the danger of a rebel attack, the refugees explain, is responsible for their de. termination to quit Juarez.
 No trains arrived or departed over the Mexican Central line today, but it was announced that three trains a week service would be maintained over the Mexican Northwestern as far as Pearson, Chihuahua.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
YAouis RAMPAeE CONTINUES

LOS ANGELES, June 2.-Officers of a corporation having large interests south of Guaymas, Mexico, where sew eral villages were reported to have been rajded by Yaquis joining the forces of General Villa said today they had received no information of these attacks, but had received a telegram Saturday night that large band of Yaquis was near Guaymas and appear ed hostile.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
WASHINGTON, BOSTON, NY,
 PHILADELPHIA, CLEVELAND, .ARE AMONG CITIES BOMBED

Judges Mayors, U S. Officials and Immigration Officers All Of Whom Had Part in Public Actions Against Radicals
 Have Homes Blown Up All Escape, But Two Of Bomb Planters Are Blown To Bits When Bombs Prematurey Explode; Aged Woman Killed; Screed Declares Class War
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BULLETIN

NEW YORK June 3--An attempt early this morn ing blow up Judge Charles C. Mott j of the of gen. era session resulted in the death of least person and possibly three.
 A bomb, which planted beneath the entrance of Judge Notts residence, exploded at l2:53 a. m.
 At the New York offices of the bureau of investigation of the United States department stated that up to late hour instruction had been received department of justice agents at work the plot
 Agents of the fire department bureau of combusbles reported they had found portions of human bodies buried beneath the debris The of of the victims a parenty that of Bits of male clothing and false mustache also were found in the debris.
 Judge and Mrs. Mott not in the city One of the bodies found in the basement thought be that of the who planted the bomb
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
BULLETIN
PAu ADEI PAIA

PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Bombs were thrown late tonight by automobile the rectory of the Catholic church of Our Lady of Victory in West Philadelphia and the home of Louis Jagieky jeweer, eight blocks away. The rectory badly damaged and plate glass dows in the church shattered and young girl who passing slightly injured
 The front of Jagielkys house and per seriously injured
 Believing systematic attempt being made to wreck churches and schoohouses the authorities ordered strong guard thrown around every church and schoohoue in the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03

WASHINGTON June 3.-Another attempted reign of directed chiefly against public officials who have been active in their prosecution launched by American rad calls shortly before midnight last night.
 bomb explosion which damaged the residence of Att orney General Mitchell Palmer in the fashionable north section of Washington but which apparently resulted only in the death of the bomb planter followed brief intervals by similar explosions in other cities in belt extending from Cleveland to Boston.
 Besides Washington Cleveland and Boston, cities in which bomb ourages occurred Pittsburgh Paterson J.. West Philadelphia New York and Ne,vtonvle Mass West Philadelphia and Pittsburgh subjected two sep explosions.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-03
WEATHER

Tuesday and Wednes-
 day fair; warmer Tuesday.