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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

~cSpanOlas Y saqUearon las aldeas de
que Sc habla Sayoufa. pueblo I'M
Portante. fue saqucado.. l~levandose
los asaltantes TODD ell ganado Y hasta
los muebles V vestidos de sUs habi-
tantes. pasando con ~ Hot;n 'n-"cto,
trav9S de las fncas c~SParGid&
Para aSegarar Ia ;r~anou.li2ad Gel
nuevc ,~iistrIto Sc c~stHole2;Gron dos
Hrtevc< ru"s:-s n.;li:ares, que fueron
inaUg;TaGos on diaI paSados, en- las
Risuras dc E.ad kas DespuGS de ha-
her instalaGo las guarniciones res
pectivas. 81 cue"po principal de tto-
ras eSpauo,.S reGre$aha 4 suS Guar
tcles, cuando fuG repentInamerte a.
facade pov las fuerzai de Raisuli.
Viendo los ~espanolcS que tenian cor
.ada Ia rctirada. r~etrccedicrcn Il los
ruevos nuestos. cue ha!landose lejos
del aqua V sin obras de Gefensa con-
venientes, fueron construidoS en- los
runtos mas elegidoS.
Las tropas del Raisuli iban vestidss
con uniforme de las tropas espaholas,
los que Sc lie d;eron cdand0 era ALA
90 de Espana. V con tai diSfraz E4a-
n~etraron IN los nuevos Duestos V ma
taron a toda Ia guarnicion, Cue Sc de
fencio valientemente, pero que tuvo
que sucumhir al numero.
Las autoridades espanolas han pro-
curado ocultar Il gravedad &c les su-
cesos. FL Raisutf tiene ura gran
cantidad de y municiones &c
recibi6 de Espana, en- los tlempos
en- cue habia protestado fideiidad,
armas QUE esta repartiendo entire las
triouS monCanesas que bsjan Sc
dientas de sangre V de venganza, por
10 que es &c temerse que Espana ten
ga cue verse envuelta en- una nueva
guerra IN Marruecos, que sera lar
ga V ccstoSa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
PARA Ell ENVIO DE d.
NERO Y BULTOS

A Mexico. libres de TODD riesgo,
dirijase listed a "LA GLORIA No.
l." tiehda de abarrotes Y Oficina
de Cambios. La casa mas bara-
ia, mas segura y de mas cenfian-
"a en- esta ciudad, en- toda clase
de tr~ansacciones b~ancarias y co.
m%erciales.
Envie listed su direction correc-
Ia. su correspondence y giros, en-
la siguiente forma:
SR. M.
525 So. San Saba.
San Antonio Ta>--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

del Estado y 10 ruso a csta poblacion tan SOLO
San Antonio City" sicndo que no sc llama
aSi. la carta no pudo llcgar A SUI destiao Y
por ESQ no ha rccibido la condensation que
ospera. 10 ncior QUO pucdc haccr c. rapetir
Ia carta. dirigiendola c~orrcctamentc. Y. 81 Tue
ra pcrtinentc. explicar la causa de luc sc
haya pcrdido Ia anterior.
No teneros datos prcciScS que comunicar-
10 accrca de Ia Escucis gu nos indica v
10 mcjor seria quo SC ditgicra a ella pidicndo
los inforrcs neccsnrioS para quo ustcd mis-
mo pucda fornarsc iuicio dc Ia convcnicncia
dc tcnar en- ella cl curse quc nos irdica. En-
terminus generates. nosotros crermos que to-
do 10 que Sc aprcndc lieGa q ser it'll y por
j" mismo. le acorsejamos nuc 81 rucdc aprcn-
der alco en- este ramo, va sea por este pro-
ccdirnicato o por alGin otro. 10 haga.
Ell cdificio dc la Compania quo nos indica
Iieva SUI nombrc y no neccsita otra dirrc-
Gin Que q dc Ia ciudad en- donde SC halla
dicha casa y G. nombre del Es.ado a cue per-
tcaecc.
Los fcrrocarrilcs ticncn divididas sus labo-
res por d~epsrtamcntos que Sc cncargan de-
mancjo dc todos los asuntos rciacionados con
cada uno de los ramos CT QUO csta dividido el
servicio. Por 10 tanto, ell dcpartamento Que
nos 'nnciona trata : dcspacha, tanto en- este
pals como en- Mexico. todos los asuntos re-
lacionados con 81 ramo cuyo nombrc lleva.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Cuando rSted Sc sienfs decaito. biEoSo. de-
BIZ. y Sc pasa bostczanGu una gran DArte Gel
dia. IS seaal evidente ie IN hIgado entor-
lpeciGo que IA perr1ItiGo cue e siSteua Sc
Niece De inPureZas- RBIN cCra todoS bOS
oes6rdenes p=oduci6oS ror "a iuarciou Del hi
Ssdo- Fortified este crEano, ETP:s :cS IN
teStinos Y poRs q TODD e sistema en- maS1l-
ficss con6iciones. De verts en- Ia Botica Dc
san Pedro. SO ". Commerce S. San Anto-
MO, Texas. (Advl,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27
: SECCION DE CON@ULTAS j..

final dcstino. rccoCicndo e. talon correspon-
dicnte : envisndosclo a su familia rara que
los rccoja cuando llcCucn al lugar de Su re-
sidcncia. Entcndcnos quo no hay prohibit
cion alCuna que impida cxportar dichos ar
,iculos. pcro para mayor scEuridad. puedc di-
riSi-se al Consulate mcxicano O encargar a
alGuna persona dc cue So informc On Ia Off
Gina de immigration que 80 halla cstablccida
aqui en- Ia oficina dc correoS. Tambicn po-
drs adquirir ALA mismo es0s datos en- cl pro-
pio dcpartarcnto.
Is cvidentc que 81 omitio poucr ri nou,5rc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

F. C.-Alstown. Wash.-Es impossible que
nosotros lie diganos Ia causa que puede
hater habido para que no lie pagaran al be-
neficiario e. giro postal que lie envio; para
ave-iGuar Ia causa le quedan a listed
dos caminos uno hacer la reclamation CO.
respondents ante Ia ofieina que haya OK
pedido el giro en- este pals y cI otro cs di-
r;girse a la ofieina que dehio haeer Ell page,
en- Mexico
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

r:dad, el fucgo intense cue esplende
en- flones Y dorados frutos.
J ALI donde hoy llora Ia muerte.
manana sorreira IA vida. Sobre los
despcios de Ia muerte lucira meior
Ia alborada dc los dias ~felices.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

acaloramientoS, cl trataco de paz scca
~aQro5ado 7or el SeHadO, 0 slgunaS
reServas. con algunas e~nmiendaS, mas
metafiSicas cue r~esleS. pero al fin,
aprobado. Y con e. 81 pacto De Ia Ii
"a De las Naciones.
Washington. la mctr6poli politjca
DC los Estados UGidos. ha ,jdo tea
tro en- les :ltimos dias. de una YER
Gadera cena de negros.
e. mes pasadc algunos negros del
barrie ncroeste de Ia ciuGad capitol
ia. asaltaron a algunaS mujercs
blancss Ell mes paSa6o. ' para vengar
tales a~saltos una mult;tud de Soda
dos. marines civileS atacaron a los
recros la nochc del sabsGo - del
p~resente. r~epjtiendoSc el dcsorde7 Ia
manana = ncche G,l domingo, no ce-
sando los tumultos sino hasta Ia ma
mana del microbes. Los blancoS a
tacaron a los negroS Y s%i S~uccSva-
gaerte, las GALES de Washington fue-
ron teatro de rudaS batailas entire las
tropas contra los blancos Y contra los
negros, porque tenian que impedir
tanto que los blancos atacaran a los
negros. como estos 4 aquellos. Ia
les des6rGenes no Sc habian visto en-
Washington desde los Gias de Ia que
IRA civil.
FL resultado de Ia guerra racial
fEeron al"unos muertoS y varios he
ridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

A. R.-Emporia. kansas.-Coro listed COM
prende. es impossible que sepamos 10 quo sig
mica rara ustcdcs el firmar los papelcs a
plar dc clos, asi como la causa que pueda
haoer para que les haGan cl descuento a que
aludc en- case dc quo no los firmen. pcro 81
~perdcran sus dcrechos como ciudadanos me-
xicanos 81 tai firma s~ignitica un compromi-
50 contra!do por ustedcs para adoptsr Ia ciu-
dadaria americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Inc alguno haya DerSonificado duran
te toda su vida las a~spiraciones de
TODD I'm pueblo. FL arranco del des-
potismo ingles las Primeras liberia
des para Ia oprimida Irlanda; Ell fue
q primer GiputaGo irlandes que fuc
admitido en- la Camara ingleSa, dom
de tanto lucho Y tanto hizo pOr la
cauSa irlandcsa.
y hoy. despucs dc IN siglo de mar
ItIrios, de ievantamientoS ahoGados
en- sangrc. De conmocIones tremen-
daS, parece que la anhelada bora de
yer a Irlanda libre Sc aproXims. va
cl mismo gobierno inglGs comrrende
cue esa bora no puede tardar. Y es-
tudia la De otorgar la auto
nomia o Guiza su entera independent
Ga a la verde Erin. teatro dc los a.
post6licos trabajos De San Patricio.
Fl sueno de Jose en Egipto Sc cs-
ii repitienGo en- Ell Estado de Texas,
aunuue a la invcrsa. Hubo cuatro
amos de terrible sequia cue hizo que
gran parte del Estado ae Gespo0lara,
yendo los habiUantes en- pos de Gle
los mas benignos Y alora el ano ha 81
do extraordinariamente abundante
en- lluvias. al grade de temerse que
perjudiquan sacramento las cosechas.
BESIDE 1915 no sc habia experimental
do una sequia tan terrible como las
de los ultimos cuatro amos. V tambien
desde hace treinta V tres amos no sc
habia presentado un ano tan abun-
dante Ter lluvias.
Como es natural. las lluvias han
venido a refrescar la atmosfera cali
GA de los dias pasadCs en- que el
termomesro marco 81 grades. para
descender hasta marcar Sc grades y
Gsto en- dias canicularesl
Debido a las lluvias CT verano ia
sido s~oportahhe. V cuando va falta po-
co mas &c IN mes para entrar al
otoro. per sofocantes que sean los
rayos del soy IN Agosto va Sc ca a
leiando Ell astro del dia del nemisfe-
rio norte, para If a vivificar en- nues-
ira estaci6n de inviarno, Ell hemisfe-
rio sur. Ilevandole calor. luz Y vida,
algeria V resurrection de la n~aturale-
"a.
iContraste admirable de Ia natu-
raleza que enciende aqui Ia vida. ala
envuelve al orhre en- sudario de muer-
te; pero de que jamas falte
en- algun hemisferio la vida, la cla-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Tn Zacatecano.-Segun. Texas.-Las res
triccioneS Que Sc han lcvantado son las que
SC les imEpnian a los que llenaban los
requisites que exisen las leyes de inmigra-
cion en- vigor. para entrar a los Estados
Unidos. pero las rcferidas lcyes no han ST.
do derogadas: por 10 tanto. los que no sa-
ben lecr nj cscribir no seran admitidos en-
este pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

lin subscriptor.-San Antorio. Texas.-El
Sitio Dc Gansdo Menor .eni4 1888 vsras y
un tcrcio por Iado y eauiyalia a dieciocho
caballcrias y doscicntos cincucnta Y dos mi
lesimos. La caballeria de terra tenia l1oI
varas de largo por 553 dc ancho.
I'm ignaro.-Hungerford, Texas.-Ls me-
dida que lie maadaron a listed de Mexico es-
Il expresada. seguranente. en- centimetros y
equivale a POGO menos de nutve pulgadas.
va con este Gato podra comprs.r los zapa-
tos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-27

Tenemos la seguridad de ofrecer a! pubico mexica-
no la mejor GALERIA que Sc haya hecho hasta hoy con los
retratos de los mexicanos notables. Cada retrato esta i'm
preso en- finisime papel COUCHE, en- tamano de Is por "a
%puIgadas, y son copia de los cuadros mas fieIes 7 de las
mejores f~otografias.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
"JOLLIES OF 1919"
Band and Patrol OF Acca Temple Uners
Novelty Entertainment al
Academy OF Music.

rormanc" OF The Jollies OF 1919" at
the Academy OF Music, presented by
the band and patrol Of Acca Temple,
Ancient order Mobiles Mystic Shrine.
the opening scene shows a reccD-
tion =, pIoninen, thermometers win
ter home At Palm Reach and sur
prise party is gwen in honor of his
Richmond friends VINO are also So
journinS ~ palm Beach. The guests
arc M'sses Louise Mills. Marie Braucr.
Fannie Satcriic!d, Elizabeth Lee. Wiz.
s'n!a VIM, M~ry Leland ShieidS
Tylet. GRACE Alley. Ruth. Spears and
Laura Mills Tartar, Eugene L. Jones.
Joseph ~ Whalton and Messrs. NJ.
Bruce Eowe. r +. Schmidt. o. l.. Pear
son, Stanley Harding, Robert Bufort,
Earle Bethel y IL. Pcarce.
The second act Is aboard the bufIc ,
diner on the l.:.uc h.and Limited.
Other scenes include that of the ball
room OF the Hichrlond Club. where 4
foX-irot ball is given. during which
.Ae san "a! Lots opera Troupe offers
= medley OF songs and grand opera,
rendered IN an entirely new way
The performance closes with a beau :
,.fu offering entitled Songs OF the
Past.
Acca Temple pa,rol and band With
.hc members ., the Jollies OF 1919
viii parade through the principal
business streets of Richmond, start
The line OF march Will be from Tenn
pie cest down broad to Fifth 10 Main
10 Fourteenth 10 Broad west 10
'E.r.plr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SAUNDERS WILL DIRECT
SALVATION army DRIVE
Accepts State
Craftsmanship for Campaign
in May.
MANY ARE ENDORSING EFFORTS
Prominent Men in Virginia Promise
Their Support in Plan to Rai",
Funds for Extension of Home
Service Work.

Attorney General John t. Saunders
has accepted the Virginia State chair
inanShip for the Salvation Army home
service tund campaign which VIII be
conducted from May 10 TO &c An
nouncement OF the acceptance by At
torncy General Saunders was made
Yesterday afternoon from State head
quarters, l0li East Main Street. where
FOLLOWING his acceptance of the
chairma nship, Mr.. Saunders stated that
the state and executive committees for
Virginia would hc named within the
next Two days. Men from every dis
trict III the State will be selected in
the formation OF the committee, and
from this will he named an cxecu-
tive body TO aid the chairman.
State headquarters has received
scores OF letters from influential men
in various communities OF the State
during the past few days indorsing
the campaign and promising to lend
their moral and active support in
making it success. s. w Pitts
prominent lumberman. OF Alexandria
has accepted the city and county
chairman Ship there and has his or
ganization under way.
Richard e. Hole. with Br!sadier VIII
in the East Atlantic province, were liz
Norfolk where they conferred with
financial and business men. who prom.
ised to Support the campaign there
headquarters viii DC opened Their.
within few days along with others
a; Roanoke. Danvilic, Lynchburg and
other cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
ORDER CITY DIRECTORS
TO REDUCE ESTIMATES
Finance Committee Again Demands
8 Per Cent Cut on New
Accounts.
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS ARE HELD
Departmental budgets Declared Al
ready Below Last Year and Too
Small for Nccds-Fcar Salary
Cuts Only Method Possible.

Las, nights meeting OF the Cit!
Council COMMITTEES on Finance was
held behind closed doors and bulge;
matters were further considered. Ow-
ing 10 The fact that recent meetings
nave been executive, the public has nci
been able 10 Keep n close touch with
tee. but certain matters are brouGh;
20 light from time 20 time.
One Of the directors yesterday con
irnled the rcpor; tina; the committee
10 again reduce their estimates. The
directors were told 10 eat their totals
per cent. ~ expense estimates had
altcady been cu; TO the quick. il was
believed That this amounted TO pgacti-
"atly an uit.matum Is 10 cutting Sala
IN the Department Of Public safety.
embracing the Fire and Police Depart
nentS. and several bureaus, nearly all
OF the estimates refer TO salaries.
therefore II an per cent, cut is 20
re made. il can hardly be done with
81. discharsinc employees or reducing
mai. salaries.
Account Already small
.pi~erior Myers stated Yesterday that
Vas }5,oQo less th>,n the expense OF
niaintaininc the departments and tu.
re.us under aim las; year
In the Department 81 Publ, utii-
lies. I would be difficult; 10 see where
= reduction would be made in cX-
lenses. as these expenses In the main
~rc necessary for the running Of the
-Es and wator plants and are really
awe stments which Weld q return in
the shape O. The receipts which como
tru.n supNiyiNc water and gas 10 the
re op.e o: Richmond. II :hc reduction
= no; 20 bc made OH thc expense side
cf lie estimates il would have 20
COMO out OF the salary feature in some
shape or form.
Fear sniary Reductions.
The estimates Of the Director o.
I'ah!ic Welfare, from the beginning.
Ncrc 50 small! compared with former
estimates for the bureaus under his
ch&rge. THAT this feature excited com
men; ;>t the time these estimates were
Where the director will
mike his per cent. cut is not known
y further cut iii the estimates Of
the Director OF Public Works would
mcan limitation in the matter OF
stree: improvements and annexation
surveys or d reduction III the salary
recount.
II was stated Yesterday that The
\dvisory Board was absolutely op-
posed TO any decrease in the salaries
OF employees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SUNDAY PARTY SINGERS
TO ARRIVE HERE may Z.
Director Mercer Announces Coming
OF Rodchcaver and Matthews
Next Week.
TAKE PART IN REHEARsALs
Choristcrs Will Prepare for Com
munity Chorus Concert to BE
Held Mt City Auditorium OH Night
OF May q.

announcement by Director Mercer
last night at the regular rehearsal OF
the Richmond Community Chorus in
inc auditorium OF the John Marshall
at,Sh School that Homer a. Rodeheaver
ana Robert II. Matthews would reach
it>ISnnonu. May 9. and would remain
o. WAS received by the great body Of
singers who packed the auditorium
with round of applause The pres
cnSe IN Richmond OF the two musicians
81 tne sunday campaign for several
udHS previous to the concert will make
II possible for them TO rehcarse the
program with the l.S00 members of the
chorus.
., Eodeheaver and Matthews have been
the close of tho Sunday campaign in
now on a tour of ome-night stands
down through Georgia and Mississippi.
giving concerts. The last one before
they turn their faces toward Richmond
VIII be AT Atlanta on May /.
Among the numbers which will fea-
torium on the night OF May q by the
Ricamonh Community Chorus. assisted
by Rodeheaver and Matthews. will he
the Iorchlight March" by Scotson
Clark: Gloria" from Mozart's twelfth
mass, and Mcndelssohns "consola ton"
y new arrangement OF Loves old
Sweet Song will also be sung
At meeting of the executive COM
miiiee of the organization of tho Rich
TO issue coupons for each seat in tho
auditorium the night of the pubic
concert. May .. in order TO insure evc,.y
holder OF coupon q good seat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
:ALlSTMENTS SHOW INCREASE
Hiehmond District stand. Second ONLY
10 New York in Month.
RecruitinE.

Only the New York d!s,vic, in .,,c
Eastern division SNOW a larger nun
rnent IN the United states E;.-i,,x
corps during the month Of Ap-.I ;r.r
the district composed oil the States 81
Virginia, Yves; Virginia and NortG
at GA East Broad Street; l;icLinond
Attracted b. the opportunity which
the corps offered for foreign service
including occupation duty in Germany.
INC NUMBER OF eniistrnents during this
month Ia largely IN excess Of tbn
month preceding. Every marine Is be
gun a. e private. "a, $40 a month. and
~ promoted 10 higher rank strictiy on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
PLAN TO BRING EIGHTIETH
DIVISION HERE FOR PARADE
Richmond Delegation to Go 10 wash
'nEfon 4" Confer With
Acknowledgement

The meeting o. the executive ,.o,,.
n:lttce Of the mc-yoming COMMITTEES
q me Westmore land Club yesterday
ri iernoon resulted in the appointnen,
OF a committee TO so TO Washinrtor
"hu comic! with inc adjutant-gcnerai
ana secure definite assurance thar tho
=. f nuGth Division VII be demooilized
regarding the date OF the ar-,X.sI ~
Tho division %
The committee consists OF Mayo.
I. Dabney. This committee was in
communication with Senator Marin
ever long distance telephone late yes
teraay afternoon arranging for the
10 nave the Eightieth Division come
Through Richmond, entrain. rather than
ny boat to Camp Lee. and 10 have a
mens'!ous one-day parade OF the lI!gh.
The national guardsmen should arrive
al the same time. will be the aim OF
me home coming week committee.
TINS would mean that With the sole
would be the only city to have whole
division parade.
% Se0 INA, the Eishtieth Division of
ere Virginia drafted men, will return
to home soil some time in May has
been received from the War Depart
ment by Governor Davis. Further in
formation that the Twcniy-nin:h Divi-
sion OF national guard troops is schc-
duied for early convoy back from
France is contained in Associated Press
dispatches from Washington.
Governor John j. Cornweil, OF Yves;
Virginia, tc!es-apned Governor Davis
yesterday assuring him @! his hearty
CO. operat!on in ;he plans advanced b"
Nirr inia'S executive
Governor William =. Sproul. OF PEN
EsylvaniA, mas no: yet been heard
from.
Cha!rmen OF all sub committees 20
tine general committee have been ask
"a - meet Chairman Ellerson q, The
Ees.Trore,und club tonight At $50 for
q conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
FRENCH ARTIST SOLDIER
SOON WILL RESUME TASK
e"hricS ionhaucr Writes From
France He VIII DC Here
Inst of Month.

Charles Hoftbaucr, the Frcncn sr,i.,
wnp was engaged in decorating the
walls Of ihe Confederate Memorial In
Sthute when the cali came from France
Tor war service, will be back in Rich
inond and At mis- work within = few
days, according TO letter just re-
Geived here, addressed 10 the late J.
Taylor ENyson. The soldier artist had
not heard OF Mr.. El!yson's recent death.
Mr.. Hofbauer writes tina; he would
sail from France on April, ., and eX-
than last Sunday. From there he would
come straight TO Richmond. He says
bis departure from France has been
delayed SEVERAL times once for The
freHcn government TO confer upon
him the order OF The Legion OF Honor
ana again 10 paint TWO pictures for
The opening OF the sa Ion IN Paris
The artist asked to bc Remembered
20 his friends, and SAID he expects
% flnish his work with the institute
by the end Of the wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
NEW TREASURY CERTIFICATES
Federal Reserve Banks 10 Take sinh
scriptiOns Tor 100000 5000
Before Nav q

pihcers ri the Federal Reserve B,ol,
tsaeived advices from the Secretary of
ne Treasurer Yesterday 10 the effect
aat So"v.Vvo 600 o. more Of treasury
certificates OF Indebtedness viii be Of
tered FOR subscription - once The
suoscr ption X in accordance with an
a"t Of Congress Of September a. 1917.
no VIII Dear i - percent interest.
These certificates viii Dcar inta-n.i
.;oin MAJ ! and are payable October :.
SIS, tn denominations ontainlble
.!e to- &c sums OF $500 81 600. s. 400.
sill he exempt from taxes eyctn, IN.
aeritance taxes and subscriptions over
'o'eee VIII % subject 10 surfaces and
excess prohis and war taxes.
SUBSCRIPTION book. close before MAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
ACTION AGAINST ALLEGED
BlGAMIST IN NEW KENT
EItrsditiou Pupcrs for Ernest VI.
Moore VIII BE Asked OF
Davis To-day.

action against Ernest NJ Moore.
alias Burke. on the charge OF bigamy
was taken il New Kent County yes
ierday by his second wife. formerly
Lillian X. WilliaS!s oiiSot East Leigh
street. Governor We = ;norciand Oa Wis
"il! be called on today 20 issue p;aDers
Tor the return Of Moore who is being
heid a; Newark ~ j
Police here are investigating the
tcrmer lie OF Moore
y detective from Headquarters has
neen appointed agent for the second
Hrs Moore, and will leave today for
y eWarH after the lesa! papers in the
matter are put IN order The mrs;
Nrs. Moore is now IN New York ann
asserts she has been the wife Of Moore
t2r ten years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
DISMISS THEFT CHARGES
Court Finds No Grounds for Gaze
AEniust II. y. Morton. OF
Peters burg.

F. T Morton. Of Petersburg. charged
with theft OF automobile. had his
case dismissed in Police Court yestcr-
mobile, making only partial paymcn.
on II. when the sudden death OF II
brot Their in law in Akron. Ohio. caused
the car with him. The firm from which
the car had been purchased made
charges of theft against Morton and
detective was sent TO bring him back
The Petersburg man readily agreed
70 return and after a short hearing of
the evidence the court decided that
there was no grounds for the charges
brought against him and dismissed
them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
BAN SUNDAY SELLING
Police Officials Ordered 10 Arrest An
Found Violating statue Enacted
by City.

Arrest of ali dealers who open sun
days not handling absolute necessities
mas been ordered by police officials il
was announced yesterday Common
wcaith's Attorney Wise asserted YES
terday that action against all stores
opening on sunday and selling articles
not necessities would be prosecuted
on the charge OF maintaining a dis
turbance prohibited by the statute