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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
WORLD AT WAR AS
PEACEMAkERS MEET
Battling in Europe as Fierce as Before
Armistice
q. T.. y. Special to THE NEws)

q. j.. y. Special TO THE NEWS
PARIS, France-With the formal
pcace-sessions already under way, the
end OF warfare seems further from
sight than when the armistice was
called.
Battles no less fierce than bctw cen
German and allied forces are being
wagsd n Europe.
Wer threatens to grow out of the
application OF "self-determination."
Labor unrest brings armed conflict
where before there was peace.
Forces of the Ebeht provisional
government and armed Spartacides in
Germany. struggle for control Of the
country before the holding of elections
for a constituent assembly. This war
fare may rival the civil strife in Rus
STA.
B~olshcyiki continue their efforts, by
force of arms, to establish their gov
eminent in Russia and to spread their
system throughout the world. They
are opposed by Russian forces, by the
army of the new Ukrainian republic.
the Polish army, the CZechs, and, on
thFcc sides, japanese, English and
american forces, gent into Russia 10
protec, allied supply bases established
before Russia's collapse, are helping
to hold them in check.
Poland still struggles with Germany
IN I'osen n with Ukraninia In Cali
cin in an effort to extend the boun-
daries Of the Polish state.
llumanian forces In Pennsylvania
have been seeting up a Rumanian
government in opposition to Hungary
and the quiet of the may be
broken at any instant.
Turks are showing unwillingncss to
carry out armistice terms. and the
allies have threatened the destruction
Of the Dardanelles forts unless the
Turks lay down their arms at Medina.
Taalat Pasha. Enver Pasta and Die
mai Pasha are in the Caucasus.
where they fled when Turkey sur
rendered, and are believed to be plan
ming a new concentration OF Turkish
forces.
Jugo-Slavia and Italian interests
have not been adjusted, and threats
of war on both sides still stand.
Greek leaders are voicing opposition
TO any plan to carry out the terms OF
the secret treaty of 1915, by which
Italy vas to have Greek islands, part
of E.pirus and influence in Asia Minor.
They declare Greece viii fight for her
rights.
IN Buenos Aires, Argentina, troops
have been sent against strikers, and
scores or casualties nave resulted. A
general strike was called because
arlAed forces were used against StrilS-
ers in n Buenos Aires steel plant.
Montenegro was included In the
plans for q great JugO-Slav nation,
but The M~ontenegrins now are report
cd 70 have rcbelled against the new
order and elected the agents OF the
kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and
SlOvcues from the country. which may
be the o. cning OF another armed CON
fiict If an attempt is made to put
King Nicholas back on the throne.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
No Local Names On List Today

The official casualty report issued
by the war department in the last two
days concerning the wounds received
by the American boys in the overseas
army contains the names of no coun-
" or local men. The total number
listed on the two days report is 373
for the army, thirty-three of the ma
rincs and the names of fourteen New
Jersey boys appear thereon.
The daily reports which the author
tiles at Washington have been re-
leasing since the American troops
first went into action will not be con-
tinucd for a much longer period now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
Brandeis Zion Club News.

There will be a meeting Of the
Council of the Young Judeans Tues
day. President Miss Pauline Avchen
will appoint the various committees.
Plans for a dance to be given by the
Zionist organizations of the council
will be arranged. There will be a
meeting OF the Brandeis Club next
Sunday. The three million dollar
Palestine restoration fund. formally
opened its campaign Saturday night
and will continue for one month. The
money will be distributed to the fol-
lowing funds: Medical Unit, Relief
Work. Educational PURPOSES.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
Arthur u. Wight at Newport News.

Arthur l.. Wight. son OF Mrs. James
s. Wight. OF 26 Market street, has ar
rived from overseas and is now at
Newport News. according to a tele-
gram received by his mother on Satur-
day. Wight was at Fort Hunt, Va.
IN the coast artillery and in France
was-tranferrcd to a medical corps
unit. He saw service at the front.
when his hearing was affected and he
was removed to a hospital at the rear
of which Miss Bamber, formerly SUI
p~erintendent Of the City Hospital, was
I'm charge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20

The annual election of officers of the
children OF Mary Sodality of st.
Mary's church was held yesterday af-
tcrnoon at ST. Mary's hal in Center
street. Miss Agnes Green was chosen
the president; Miss Alice Mcdonald,
vice president; Miss Agnes Mcclure,
secretary. and Miss Mary V. Murray,
treasurer. AT this meeting it was de-
cidod to have a concert for the benefit
Of the Sodality some time in March.
The will be given by the
famou Paulists choristers or New
York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20

Joseph Boriskin cited for Bravery
Corporal Joseph BOriskin. OF 242
Ntrn~a avenue. Brooklyn. a brother
of NanFTes Boriskin. a painter m
decorator OF $50 Mechanic street. this
cisv. aad well known here. has bee
cited fog bravery in France when he
was wounded while performing a
decd OF mercy for the enemy. He
Was It the headquarters OF Colonel
Wilmer when a wounded German off,
eer MAS carried i'm. The colonel call
ed FOR volunteers TO tax the German
TO a lrst aid station. n Boriskin
stepped to the front at once. He
placed h officer on his back n
stepped out into the open and pro-
ceeded TO the first aid dressing station
arid a terrible hail OF machine gun
bullets and bursting shrapnei and
When nearly at his destination fell
's3v wounded
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-01-20
Dinner for psxanitory Men.

as,e .frs,sdorulitory mems supper OF
tic new year will be held at $3.50
O'Clock omorrow night in the Y. Nj.
c. 4. banquet hall. General Secretary
Walter II. War; is working out a pro-
gram which will be given in connec-
ton with the feed" The dormitory
mems suppers were popular at The
~" last year and we're always largely
attended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
SAYS CROP is BADLY HURT
Cotton Associntiou's Prcsidcnt De-
clares Rains HIVE Ruined Sonth
tnrottna's Prospect.
IRv Assoclaied Pros ]

COLUMBIA. s. &, May 26-J. S.
Wannamaker. president OF the Amer!
can Cotton Association. today issued a
statemen; declaring tho excessive rains
Of tho past ten days have practically
ruined the South Carolina cotton crop.
and has seriously hurt il in other
States
In South Carolina il is coins TO ne
necessary to replant a very great por-
ton of the crop said Nj. Wanna
maker.
Much of the crop in this State is
rottins and Grass is taking the re
maimder OF it In other States the
condition is the same TO greater or
lesser extent. have information 10
the effect that hundreds OF acres arc
being abandoned"
MIR. Wannamaker also declared in a
statement issued today that mot only
Russia, but practically all OF the Euro
pcan countries tina, consume cotton
are in communication. and have been
in communication for quito some time
with the export corporation promoters
II has leaked out" said Mr.. Wanna
maker. tina, these manufacturers arc
now quietly buying cotton exchanges
as they believe they have an under
standing with the export corporation
that credit Will he arranged for. they
nave secured the actual spot cotton
They have decided not to delay buyin=
cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
ATLANTA is "RENOING" RENO
Georgia City Judge Appoints divorce
Defender" TO Investigate Inde-
Tended Court Cases.

ATLANTA GA. May cs.-"Bccause
OF :he great number OF divorce suits
Judge John T. Pendleton. who few
weeks ago declared that Atlanta is
out Renoing Reno IN divorce records
mas recommended the appointment by
investigate thoroughly all divorce
pleas and actively represent the de-
tense in all undetended divorce cases
IF husbands and wives knew thai
botn sides 70 these family troubles
would he aired N court and that the
faults OF both sides would be cXhib!tcd
before the jury, there would he 10;
or people moro willing and eaEcr TO
settle their differences peaceahly in
stead o. rushing into divorce courts
declared Judge pcnd!eton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
GIRL FulRTS ARE SCORED
BY PASTOR IN BOSTON
Minister Issues Warning to Employer.
WIN Make Advances Toward
Their Clerks.

BOSTON. MASS. May 26.-An en-
phat!c emphasized fool the brand APP
piled by the Rev. Cortland Myers TO
the Sirl who attempts 10 flirt with
her employer. He was speaking on
True Love" in fremont Temple
And he continued. the employer
who VIII take tho opportunity because
Of Wages 10 leave his wife and form an
affection for another is combination
OF the Kaiser Won fIindcnburc. Won
Tirp:tH. and Ludendorff and the crown
prince and all the rest OF that dirty
crowd together.
"Youns woman, when your employ
CT. a married man. leans over your
chair so near that YOU can feel his
hot breath on your check. rise up in
your womanhood and say: I'd rather
starve TO death than have any reia =
tons with YOU. II my woman think
she can steal another womans love
she IS committing suicide. She ought
TO go INTO an insane asylum.
Il haven't words 10 express my opin-
ion OF that employer. He is rank
rceking. rotten at his heart. \ cirl
miEh; just as we'll trifle with = lion
OF the African jungle or a Florida rat
tlesnake."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
GIRL CRAVED HERO STUFF
Told Police Court Of Wonder. of Rel
lean Wood Before the
Truth Came.

PROVIDENCE, r l.. May 26-Pri-
vate John Jones" stood in police head
quarters and told thrilling story OF
his PAR, in the lighting overseas 10
Captain Connors. Names like Ar
-onne. ChateauThierry and Reileau
woods came unhesitatinSly. and the
tale was apparently corroborated by
the TWO service stripes on Private
"Jones's" sleeve.
Take off your coat and hat" Anal
~ commanded the captain. and the
Fix was up. Private John Jones was
rsneteen-year-o Bertha J. Jenson o.
Granville. Mass, and Police Patrol
man John ]. Sheehan. who brought
Private Jones" in was found iusti-
ned. Instead OF cropped soldiers
read fluffy mass OF curls was re-
vealed. while underneath the khaki
coat was a low-neckcd sh!rtwaist in
stead OF an army shirt.
Private Jones later pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge OF unseemly con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
PUSH BUTTONS CONTROL
Engineer From New York Felt. So
cicty OF Experiments with
Ferry Boat.

Glen ELANn. OHIO, May 70 Di-
rect control OF our great ocean liners
and battleships b. set o, push but =
tons from the bridge OF tho ship, in
stead Of relayinc the orders OF the
commander by telephone 70 the eng :
ncer, was advocated by y. +. Dean,
Of New York, an engineer Of the Cutler
Hammer Manufacturing Co. in an adj
dress before the Cleveland Engineering
Society.
Mr.. Dean described experiments he
made with q ferry boat in New York
haroor. equipping the engines with
electrically controlled valves. BY mere :
~ pressing buttons he was able to
dock the boat with much greater pre-
Cision that the pilot. who used The stan
dard system OF bell signals TO tn. en-
CINE room.
Similar one-man control OF Other
huge pieces of machinery. such as dry
docks and drcdgcs, IS possible thro,ig n
electric control, he said. Mr. Dean is
the designer OF 2 compact electrical
unit for quickly opening and closing
huge water, steam and gas valves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
RELATIVES GIVE UP HOPE
u, Smith. SON and Sixfcr-in-I.nv No,
heard of Following Roat
BiaYc.
tRv A :.nciaind rrcs. l

NEWPORT NEWS VA. May 26-AII
efforts 10 find II. Smith. his son. Cor
don smith. and his sster-in-iaw Miss
ldh i.cNN, all OF this city. having been
have virtually come to believe ina
'hcy drowned in tho waters OF C'hcsa
ncakc Fay Friday night. when the old
FAY Line steamer Virginia. on which
burned -
smiths PARTNER in the grocery husi.
ness nero stated today Mr.. Smith ;cle.
nHonfd him Friday evening hc was
ic"N'ns on tho Virginia for Old Poin,
Immediately. Since first REPORTS Of tr,o
fire came in friends have hccn wiring
ana iHcphoning Baltimore. Norfolk
ana olher cities. with no success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
Real Estate and Court News
CL,NCERY BARGAIN AND SALE

;, C l. Terrell and Lille Nj (w,t.l TO o.
S SioeE 81 f,, ii'shisnd rari % fcet inches
.ces INCHES south of Ryron street Lien.
SS,Jto MaN 20: 1919: tax $3.50, $40
j. Thomas licwin, special commission
~, Henri Lewis. jr., vs.. Lula Il Wander
vi! CT alsJ to G licnrI Lewis Jr.. OF Dr-
bso'' Nigh fas; No sii,s SeySnth street Is
,,sSt Ssouih Q! Baker Street; Arril 5. 1915;
l.. j.. Chcstwood and Annie /. .wife, 10
- owen. No. las East Ashland street
- lsct - inches by 100 feet u inches
mssi Hnf ashland. :sS feet. 5, inches
Ea,riek ii. Mckinney ana Annie NJ. ,wife,
TO trustees Of the APOSTOLIC Church. SSNi25
dcci az northwest corner Of Thirty ourt h
n al-a Leish Streets tcn., half undivided IN.
= I;;srne$ e feei insh b 1885 S5s feet ct
Twcniy-sccond Street May Is l.Is, .oS
Honor i. Patterson ci ais to r H.
smith, No. 1ls Laurel street 2oai4o feet
Wnst lin. Laurel Street. 2Sg ice, north Of
irNSinS May t" Charles. Guns, S.xS6 feet
suuth line 20 foot nubliv alley running
rom Auburn avenue 10 Belmont Nycmun
w ISL inen,cs west OF Yves; street May
,Si!Nio IrancInm. ana Elizabeth ,vitcD 10
A1es t. tisyy .SSlSe ;est south l;no cary
street, Ma ! 1915 .,.% s 80. si nu'0e''>
~ r Toy e sls. 10 John ". English. No
,no Home Street. sonic fec, north lin.
,iomc Street 20 tcct east Of I;rcnrvnod
Avenue Lien. 5000. May /. i9le 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Ihe following charters we're issued W..
,@ri.y by the state Corporation Comn,s.
Gf.in- SYN, 20 InS Portsmouth y.
$50 l1n '@ .iInS m, ratrSnn, 81
Siivi!s. secretary. both Of Portsmouth
ohjeei-E general market and grocery busi.
M,siorn FFredsrick Rank Gore Va
': arSn aan mi NM z osS
secretary; both OF Gore, Va ob; ;cV"
Nsnsemcnd or-..ajinE. COMPANY Inc.
Gi5tSis ocS6 F'!. ;,,iNs simIm '5Sofc
PRESIDENT: Moe lew. stCreisry oh WIS
h"icl la n houst. ctc.
,on 'NVgs'"? ignogr GornSra,,.on L.,tns
niun. So COO. OHicers-.Ichn y No.jrr"r
O 5ains,on "a VSsS rentr:l Iu 6G,
nichmond. " capi,al--rnax imtum.! 81 t coo
i ~. iqln.: s. eco oihcers-f. II kemr
mond. u ohicct-S scncraI AUTO and " ssr.
sop ,,p.'nG=s r,s,,,.r ,,o
das aSan .}5 ~ PssSf'nu SIS
,.ry. pct6rshurs " obicct--rSsi cs,ste
"S t!a1Scr lirI ,r. business 5aY,a,, :,
.r.NIrmun 10000: mi3imiura $40 oS sn'ta IL !,
sn.r,ro "n sec E.n1 iTTasttdHnt: hcrmsn VI
contracting business
Marine RaiI%ay and Terminal Corpora
$1,000 minimum 5, 600 Dri T,na Elm H.m, u UNI
secretsry tSe or,ns t'H Sf w.shtns,oSS rft'Gg
n" ls,tgr Of iromhurst AioNandris CONT
INA 1nloS, marine railway. dock, wh@ryGs
llsrnitsre DRUG Company, Inc Rich.
.:sSd 3occs: IS 1"G ; isoGse %i"'m n4aF,
don't l. r. Wright, scc-c,ary Riich,mUnd
Ssrs dr1s G sF.2isF Of rc.lp,.,.
1.atant Ea"sF ST. s,e5 ssaG.%isT fssas4
~ Increasing capital from $40 600 10 50,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS

i. l.. Crulohheld, trustee. to l. T. Hunt
fM nooss Scs. ;o' Preston street. 81 Zee, !
-, 1912 1000 '''
IL Jordan I.eske and Z Lorraine Kunn.
trustees. TO {. l.. Terrell. - fee, . inches
~ 40 feet casi line Virginia Avenue ia
i.ce 'nchss south o! bNron Street. May
:, II. I. Eichcson. trustee. 20 .Andrew L.
nrrHn. No SOC West Broad street; 20
cSst 81: inches, by s. feet. at northwest
corner Of Broad and G!!mer streets: also
10 -oIs W. Grace Stree: feet ~, inches
by lt5 feet north line Broad Street. iet
ETt Nwes' o' DAVIS Avenue MAY ~ 1919;
Mrs r. schioss a. Bernstein and Sarah
scFstfin trustees. 10 Nathan l.. Schloss
i't q. block /" Lee Annex. @asI4c feet AZ
SHSrth .!ns Leonard stree, st Tiiden Street
;, william n Miller, trustee to si,o
street. II: I-i2 feet west OF My,bcrIry
street October Is 1918. SST"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
AIRPLANES DISCOVER MINES
Gathering IN M~ssenEers of Death
Fro,c. Expensive Until Airahip
L. Used

LoND0N. May 26.-SUeeping up the
thousands OF mines which strew the
seas IN the neighborhood OF the British
Isles have proved such costly and
ordinary methods that tho Admiraltty
has turned To the airship for re-
lie. Experiments conducted in the
North sea, IL IS announced. have boon
successful. mines hCinG located and
exploded much quicker than when the
usual mine sweeping ship s used
While the aIrShip has the ADVANTAGE
81 height in locating mines. the mere
TACT That An aIrship cannot hit mine
ADDS so much 10 the element OF safety
mat II IS expected that much OF mo
1000 square miles OF minc-streUp
waters which remain Will he cleared
without loss % nc "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
FLORIDA SOLONS FACE
STATE DIVISION FIGHT
Resolution Proposing Creation Ncy
state OF South Florida Stirs
Legislature.
IEv Nssoclaicd rrns.-1

nv .NsNoClA Tod Frcs.-
TALLAHASSEE FLA. May oS.-Af-
ter an all-day fight Saturday in the
House, the lower branch Of the Florida
Legislature is today facing "a continu-
alton OF Representative MaU,ss' effort
TO secure ratification OF proposed State
division. The resolution proposes tho
creation OF the new State Of South Flor
ida, and while tho plan has been the
subject of considerable discussion in
the past. conservative F'loridians are
OF the opinion that the bill Will die
before the end OF the prcsen; session,
June S
The hill proposes as the northern
boundary OF the proposed new State the
northern line OF .Aiachua and Putnam
Counties, the ST. Johns River 20 the in =
tersection OF the northern limo or 81
Johns County and east to the Atlantic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
CASUALTY LIST SHOWS
SIX VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
Captain Robert II. Carter. OF Char
iottcsNillc. Reportcd Slightly
Wounded In Latest.

WASHINGTON. May 26.-Casualty
lists given out today by the Commit
tee on Public lnformation show a total
OF $50 casualties. divided as follows:
Killed in action. :: died from wounds,
!: died of accidents and other causes.
10: died of disease, :; wounded
severely. ,: wounded degree unde-
tcrminedp. 10: wounded slightly. 323.
Nirginians and North Carolinians
named in the lists arc:
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Scrxcants.
curtis RTiHs e., iltHk9rE {.
Private.
"f''0 woITHN;ipED sIiGiiTLY.
Captain.
Garter. Robert Blakcly; Charlotiesvilic.
:. Penland. paVid " ETmcre; sa.spahaw.
ScrEeauts.
Ora ham, James e: China Grove. y. {.
Harrison. Thomas j.. Norfolk. Va
savage. Luther; Gs1es. y. &.
Southcrland. Otis; Wilder. Va
branch Marion A. preXel. y &
iicrndon. John l. lincolnton. y c
Brown. Marion H.. Louisa. Va.
Garrison. George NJ; Moormans River.
shields. Lewis, .. Fairfield Va
RETt RMED TO MILITARY CONTROL.
PREVIOUSLY RErORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Sna,nhour IL -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
WILL GIVE PROGRESSIVE
GROUP CHANGE TO TALK
Republican Conference Approves
Stnnd-Ppttcrs Committee
Assignments.
IEv As,orinicd rrcs,l

~ ASsoCia ted Press
WASHINGTON. May 26.-Rcpubli-
can senate committee assignments al
though approved at a Republican con-
ference today over the opposition of
tho progressive group, will como up
for discussion At another party con
terence tomorrow morning. which viii.
he open 10 the public.
The call WAS issued by Senator
Lodge AZ inc request OF Progressive
Senator'S who said that given an op-
poriigni'y TO eSprGSs Publisiy Their OPP
sylvania and Warren, OF Wyomine.
for chairman OF the Finance and APP
preparations Committees. respectively
they would not carry their opposition
TO the floor OF tne Senate.
Senator Borah, OF Idaho. regarded
as the spoke sman for the progressive
proSress;ves would cooperate 20 pre-
vent Democratic control Of the senate.
Frogressivcs who have oppose" Sena.
TOT. lenrose and Warren. and VINO did
not attend :he conference were 6crah,
Idaho: Kenyon. iowa. and Norris, Nc
braska; Other absentces were La Fol
lcttc. Wisconsin; Lcnroot. WISCONSIN.
and Capper. Kansas.
The assignments included the follow
ms as committee chairmcn:
FOREIGN Relations. Lodge. MaSSachu-
Appropriations. Warren, WyominE; In
jtni1asG Seiaon. MinneSota: Military.
Wadsworth New York: Navel. Page.
Vermont: Commerce. Jones, Washing
ton: Agriculture. Gronna. North Da-
kota; Banking and Currency, Mclean.
Connecticut.
House Democrats today completed
their assignment OF members Of the
House Committees, thus perfcctinS or
canizai: on OF committees which viii
begin nsldcration ;hiS week of much
impor;an; legislation. The assign
men;s OF Democrats included Represen-
iatiNes Fisher. Tennessee. to Military
Affairs: ClearN. New Work. Rivers and
Harbors: Goldfog,c. New York. Post
Offices. and Nicholl, South Carolina and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
CHANCERY TRUST DEEDS.

p ". - i.asSiicr and Call;c /. ,vi.e, 20
IL, y. MrCurdy. trustee. So.oNi.os5 foe, or.
~ ieSi rom road leading to proper;y
tEE,nla springs Co: also .ooXc7 fec,
Ai is ~; Avenue Angus; ~. l'ls: $1,000
SsNNc! y Taylor TO II 4. McCurdv trus.
&c. Soxlc4 feet ~ northeast corner ~
Stxhthno ana Baker Streets. May 20 1918.
r. V. Owen 20 = Sitterdins. j. II. car
nSai AND Charles * Willis. trustees no
GH ica feet II inches north line Ashland
SoIet'' go 'cei 90 inches cast a. Ran.
uoiph street May -: 1918 ;l.:2o.
chares L. Weaver TO Stuart Bowe trus.
zee, NO. SO Seminary Avenue ionxoS. :
fc west line Seminary Avenue lob So fc.t
south OF Walton Street MAY IS iG1o. So .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
TO FILM BANDITS STORY
Notion Picture Firm Plans Buildjnr
OF Noat Remarkable Produc-
ton in Itcrent Years.

TULSA. OKLA. May 2e-P. J. ,.Ia-k
" we'll known moving picture orerotor
here, has arranged TO direct a pho.o-
play depicting the life OF Henry starr
the famous bandit recently released
from the Oklahoma pcnitentiary by
Governor Robertson. However. the pla V
VIII differ from most OF those OF tho
lives OF bandits. i. will not show him
as a hero hut as a failure
The plot OF the play VIII! carry Starr
from his carly life TO mis- release from
tho penitentiary. and Will dcpic; the
folly Of life such AS nc lived and
Will snow his hoyhood ambition 20
own ranch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
TEXAS WILL COOPERATE
VIII Aid MEXICAN Authorities in Effort
10 Stop Smuggling Of Arm,
over BORDER.

EAGLE PASS. TEN, May aS.--rhe
state OF Texas Viii cooperate with the
Mexican government in stamping out
disorders ~4lonr the border especially
inc efforts by Mexican bandits TO Snug
Elc arms across the line IL was an.
uounccd after conferences between
Adjutant General Harley. OF Texas. and
Governor Mirclcss, Of Coahuila. Mexico
u was said tho first Texas Calvary
would be used as a border guard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
MEET NEXT IN BUFFALO
Northern HHptist Convection A-rrnt.
Invitation for 1920 Contention
city.
~ Assocla.ea nre.s-

DENVER. COL. May "6-Bunalo.
\ - today WAS unanimously selected
o. the northern Baptist Convention as
tue meeting place for the 1920 conVen
ton Of the church
Inc prominence given TO western
men ano women was feature of tho
report q The nominating committee
scented 20 IN" Northern Baptist Con.
Tention In session hero today
o., 9 Shuii a prominent business man
PRECEDENT ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-27
DETENTION HOME BURNS
Institution Erected AT Newport News
~! Government Drstro,ed nv
Rlazr Thought Tnccudtar,

NEW PORT NEWS. VA May Is
The detention home ana hogrii,l 20.
women infected with vicc diseases
built b. the government, on the citv's
jail farm near here, at 4 cost O. 81,
Wv; Was nurned 10 the ground last
night, causing the loss Of much val
uable personal property and the 81
rape OF eight Of the hf;v women dc.
tanned there. Officials beiiovc Inc fir.
Was OF incendiars origin