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Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13

William Harrington arrived Tues
dng .rum Grand Junction on his way
to Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13


Misses Clara Cooper and Hazel
Hewitt will close most successful
term Of school ut Somerset today, and
return 70 their homes at Gunnison
SUNDAY. The young ladies have given
splendid success in their work the
past year. This was Miss Clara's
first year as teacher there. and Miss
Hazcl's second. Good for our girls. O
Dr. and Mrs. J. b. kenagy ar
rived in Gunnison Tuesday and are
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Mel
son. They are enroute from their
home in Rupert, Idaho to Boulder, to
attend the graduation of their son,
fayrc, from the medical department
OF the University. Their daughter
also student at the same school, was
bonn here. The kenagys are enjoy
ing their stay in our city, renewing
acqualntances with former friends.
Or. hcnagy, now a physician at Ru-
pert, was superintendent of our city
schools some twenty years ago, and
notices many great changes here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1919-06-13
COUNTY TREASURES NOTICE.

R. J. Hards, Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Threaten Mutiny
to Secure Lunch
Justice Crutchfcld Con-
times Police Court Eight
Hours Without Recess.

Mutiny threatened in Police Court
T ,;S;1 Gof,,s when Justice John cruish,
for witnesses and lawyers to Eo to
lunch and held the court in order for
.o nrsS, % 'n as,iI or%r eight hours
ia! morning and held without a break
nntii All the cases on the docket were
afternoon. The one and only Justieo
John replied to the grumblings Of the
assembly that as he was undoubtcdly
II as long as he could. Grumbcrs
were compelled TO tighten their belts
and grin and bear IL.
Among the cases that appcared on
the criminal docket WAS that OF l.. S.
Coiiinan Cofmnn was accused Of be-
rattle alleged to have been held in
looms 500 and 5ll in the Travellers
Eu ,'t and TO have allowed the
costs.
George .lthey and George Washing
Jury 10 answer charges of transport
ing: James Gosh. colored, was fined
Sico and costs for alleged carrying of
surety fov twelve months. John
Walker. colorcd. who was arra,gnqd
lacking Silas Johnson, also colored.
with an axe. was fined s25 and costs.
Iw9 cases were tried against Arthur
Carleton. alias Bud Carlton. and Ernest
Davis. Both cases charged that the
pair had broken into rooms in a down
town hotel ana stolen clothing worth
S'l and S26.25. respectively. One charge
was made against Carleton OF taking
Sloo worth OF clothing from H. s.
Lang. of lOl North Eighth Street All
three were. sent on to the grand jury
for the April term, examination being
waived in each case.
was fined $50 and costs for drivinr
an auto while alleged TO have been
under the influence of liquor. A. r
fined SIS and costs on a charge of
reckless driving. and Charles T.. John.
son. colored. was fined S25 and costs
on charge OF exceeding the speed
limits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
LEVY SUPPORTS ACTIVITIES
OF VISITING NURSES HERE
Director Of Public Welfare Urges Con-
tributiUns on Tag Day Set
for Tuesday.

pr h. C.. Levy Director of Public
Welfare for Richmond, is Il warm ad
yocate OF The Instructive Visiting
nurses association. which will make
itS annual appeal for popular financial
a!d through the medium q. "A tag day
next Tuesday.
ono of the active workers on the tag
Follows:
81 am in receipt o! Yours OF the a7,h
INST II IS always 4 pleasure to do
ANYTHING In my power for the ins;ruc.
1--we Visiting Nurses Association Nv
work in Rchmond for the past .if;ccn
years mas Kept me in constant toncn
with the work of this association, and
regard u a factor for the unto a
Sood 81 our people. Thousands have
l.SaSonS 10 be grateful for what these.
nurses nave done for them.
Tag day was introduced into Rich
'nohd by this association. and IA spiIc
o the almost endless calls on our
people this IL Il cause to which every
one should deem it a privilege TO con-
Mrs Talbot stated ;hat a, presen,
me ;.Ss"t!atNU nag sixteen nurses.
& ~ N sa.4ft.. = t"o u inis nuniber
- ~ ga 'pJ inG!wduh.s "a mo
appropriation from tic city Tor IN.
nurse, ana another IL Suppor;ad H., No
tS!ciih"hd NnttNbcrcU.osis ASsoc::itinr,.
rive arg maintained by ;ha Metronoli-
81 Lie insurance Company which
.'1s a iHtss Arrangement with the
"ssocialiou Tor The care OF noliry
holders. a,oae-Aa.! salary is bald ~
INC council OF colorcG women. another
o.ti salary Is paid hy Two men. ANA
t!ic salaries OF the remaining uurs.s
~ "t!iaEcG by public contributions .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
NOLLE PROSE- INDICTMENT
AGAINST FORMER OFFICER
Frank =. Waller Gives $500 Dond ,,d
charge il Erased from
Docket.

Commonly calth's Attorney Wise YES.
tcfdaE nollc pressed the indic;mcnt
asainS; Frank : Waller. former police
OF the prohibition law This ends -
SaSe which last year furnished many
a sensation and resulted in a big
snake-up ~ The Richmond police de-
partmcn;. During the Investigation Of
policc affairs. Waller went West, and
MS arrest in Ohio led to considcrabl.
.itlIation before hs was brought back
In asking that the case be dis
missed. Mr.. Wise referred TO the fact
mat the defendant had been tried, but
MS opinion IL would be useless 10 try
MIN again and he was willing TO take
the ease. OF the docket If Waller
would giwS bond for his good be-
haEior. The bond was fixed a. $500
and given by the dcfcndnnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
BOILING AWARDS SEVERAL
CONTRACTS FOR CITY WORK
{. VI. Wcinbrunn Hid for Trench tut
ting mud Laying at Service
Mains Accented,

With tho approval Of the ADVISORY
Eoard Director OF Public Work.
Boiling yesterday awarded several
tohtracts Tor Work and materials in
matters concerning his department.
me awards We're made after many
bids had been considered.
The bid OF c. VI. Wcinbrunn. for
trench work and cutting trenches for
the laying OF service mains and for
other work of like nature, was accent
ed w. y. Chea;wood was the sue
ccSstul bidder for all repairs and re-
ncwals o: granolithic and brick my
!ns. he contract for supplying coal
:or the James river Improvement work
etc: went 10 l.. t. Murphy. G. T.
i-uiAroP VII! supply all v!;rined p!nc
from i"nr 10 twenty four inches In
diameter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
ABERCROMBIE LETTERS
GIVEN STATE LIBRARY
Librarian Hns For Some Years Desired
This Volume. md Expresses
Great Pleasure.

The Abcrcromhic Letters" have
just been presented TO the State
Library by the Virginia members OF
The Daughters oC tho American. Revo-
luton. DR.. Mcilwainc. state Librarian,
has desired this valuable book for a
long time. and is pleased that the Vir-
Einia Daughters of the American
Revolution. through the efforts Of Mrs.
Benjamin Purcell, OF the Common
wealth chapter. have made it possible
lot the state TO possess the record.
Concerning the letters. the follow
ing comment is made by Elsie Thomas
The Abercrombie Letters is manu-
script book. OF good many pages,
containing copies of the letters OF
James Abercrombie. who was agent in
England for the Colony OF Virginia, or,
rather ] should say. for the Governor
and council OF NirEinia--from 1853 ) /
TO ITO II is Of great value, histori-
caiiy. The state already had Din
widdie's letters, but lacked Fauauier's
or botctour,'s. and this book contained
information OF that time Impossible TO
be found elsewhere"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
DISCUSS BOULEVARD NAME
Citizen, Will Appear Before Commit.
tee on Streets ut = O'clock
This Afternoon.

Citizens arc expected to appear be-
tore the City Council Committee on
streets at o'clock this afteroon to
remaining the Boulevard. The contro.
vcrSN gives promise OF being interest :
ing as some favor the name OF Cut;
shaw boulevard, others like Jackson
boulevard. some prefer Stoncwal
jackson Boulevard. IL few Stonewal
boulevard and many wish 10 retain
the old designation OF the Boulevard
voted unanimously in favor Of Cutshaw
boulevard, and since then this decision
has been criticised, but new petit
ZION. bearing the names OF more than
100 property owners and residents, de.
clarcS that the committee was righ,
in its action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
CAR OWNER RESPONSIBLE
supreme Court Ncfnsc. Review IN
flhe' Convicted of Liquor
Law Violations

me attempt . shift rcsponsib.Ii,y
TOT io tnIGe pinis Of whisky 10 crowd Of
aa;Gnr, todfg Sa5ioTS failed in the suprcr.!c
sn, VINO vas found giil,y in tnc
f ,eirp Court Of the Ci;y Of Nor
,odk Vi haTihS The liquor III his auto
MI, me OF 500. was refused re.
,o .y,sn'hction was drawn by Fines AZ,
tto.ney between an automopilc ANA a
nome, SO Tar as responsibility for tTc;-
contchls Is concerned He argued ,h.,
.a : "a, riere 'aGt that goods are found in
sonai property. does not dctini,,Iyp 20 q :.
90 ." hcrshlp, whereas a household.
S u.t ma AWAY nc held Responsible for.
and his family. "a - himself
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
ASSERT SUMMER CAMPS
PROMOTE DEMOCRACY
\. W. &. 4. Workers Discuss Vacation
scheme to Aid Girls OF south
Districts,

The value Of the summer camp as
a promoter Of democracy was empha
sized al Yesterday afternoons session
Of the industrial and girls work con-
FERENCE being held in Richmond by
the !. w. c. \ The conference is
attended by Industrial and girl work
secretaries OF the South Central and
South Atlantic fields. and they were
unanimous in their Endorsement of the
girls vacation camp as :, means TO
promote good Fellowship.
Thc discussion was led by Miss Ger
trudc Gogin, who represents the girls
woik dcpartmcnt of the national board,
ana Miss Lcttie Brown. OF the South
Atlantic field staff
Yesterdays session began "a. 9:3O A
NJ. with devotional services conducted;
by Miss Amy Smith, executive of the
south Atlantis field. Miss Gogin thca
took charge OF the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
BELIEVE THAT CHANDLER
WILL TAKE COLLEGE CHAIR
rr"Ic -,"r Martin. OF PETERSBURG, LIN.
ncrh appointed to succeed
iI:m on state Board

he fac, that Dr. J. - G. Chandler,
Wrose term - city member of the State
Eoard Of Educa lion expired April /.
me board, and that Professor + NJ.
Martin, superintendent Of the Peters
burg public schools, was elected TO
cepted in Richmond AS being stronni,.
indicative of Or. Chambers final dc
c!si0n m the matter of the presidency
OF Nlsilam and Mary College
Or. Chandler told tho board accord :
ing 10 Dr.. W Il. Smithey. secretary.
that lie was strongly inclined TO a:-
GGpt the presidency Of William and
40 positive statement until TIA. mai
ter mad been discussed with DR.. J. X
l!il!ard. president OF the college board,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
SOLDIER PRAISES SPIRIT
OF AGRICULTURE CHIEFS
Says Virginia Department Does Not
@Af. Seek to Put Him on Swamp
800 Lands.
GRITlCIZEs SOME OTHER STATES
Declares Many Officials Would Send
Former Fighters for Country to
Arid Regions or Upon Waste Prop
erty-WantS Farm Hero.

High praise is given the Virginia
Department ot .\griculiurc and lmmi-
grafton in letter to Commissioner
George w. koirer. by 4 soldier who
Wishes TO buy farm ana settle in
This STATE. for The interest the depart
1uen; has taken in tho matter and The
promptness with which !, gave ad-
vice.
The soldiers name is w. Il. Royer, OF
Crawford, j, and he INDUCES in
severe criticism o. The way many State
departments have. he says. Of suggest
SAG that the rcturnel soldier settle on
and that no one else will take. His
letter is as follows:
Your letter of the 2ith received and
your Kindness much appreciated. l
also received The handbook OF Nir-
sinia. which | find very Interesting.
GATED. As We are prospective settlers
IN your State. can YOU send me copies
OF the monthly bulletin published by
your department. THIS favor will be
appreciated.
Suggest Arid Lands.
Personally, do not think The
various Depart. tn;s Of agriculture
understand the soldier who is willing
such as 10 ii; him for such an oc-
.cupation. | have recently received sew
'cral form letters .rom various depart
''.snis su2 scstiug ihal wc locate ON the
TAG swamp lands Of the South. or the
arid lands of the West; Any place 10
mem, seems good enough for a soldier.
NIL frankly state that Your reply
Mas the most encouraging one ! have
received.
II am quite sure none OF The boys
expect 20 bc roddled or catered 10 in
any way. What w want is such as
Sisiancc and cooperation rs The Vari-
Gus departments Of agriculture and
banks can extend 10 w.. ana NC will
work out our own salvation If such
hc!p is extended when We need il
worst. ana We Will need that assistance
Wien we arc mustered out as we never
nave neoCcd anything fore.
Anxious TO Como Here.
j am writing today 20 several cc
the mon whose names YOU gave me.
AS ] explained before we are 10 Try
and locate in a section OF Virginia
where cattle. hogs and grain can he
produced with profit. If you should
near OF = farm OF 200 acres or so that
would suit our capital VIII you please
drop me q line" We mean business
and Will settle permanently In Virginia
provided We can get Il start.
II have heen down tho beautiful
Valley Of the Shenandoah. Tia; val
ley looks good TO me- bu; my capi,ai
does no, run to n valley farm. so I
viii look for cheaper land You un-
derstand the situation We are in, and
! am sure Will appreciate any sugges-
lion or advice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
NEW BONDS PUT UPON SALE
Issue by War Finance Corporation Of
One-fear Notes Paying Per
Cent Interest,

The War Finance Corporation. which
was created by an act of Congress
approved April .. 1918. placed on sale
APRIL =. With the approval OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury chairman
OF the corporation). $200,O00.OO0 one
year per cent bonds at 1000 per
bond and accrued interest. through the
Federal Reserve Bank. The bonds are
ISSUED in denominations OF $1,000 only
1919. maturing April /. 1920. The in :
tcrcSt is payable October and April /.
and the principal is payable in United
states gold coin Of the present STAN
dard value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
SERVICES AT Y. M. c, A.
Meetings win he Conducted mi.
AFTERNOON by Drs. NcScili
and tObcrn.

ID. John MCNEIL. scotch divine. Will
pir1rH again today al the Young Msn's
'hr!s !tu Association auditorium al
o clock. y; o'clock. Dr. Camden
io6ern viii lecture on some of his
discoveries IN the Holy Land which
Lear out the Scriptures.
Both Dl. McNenl ana DR. Cobnrp
VIII speak at the John Marshall High
Sen6o! auditorium at s O'Clock The
audiences have been increasing in size
Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
TESTS FOR MINE PLANTERS
Exs limitations for Position, 4, scr,,..
3,;s VIII lie field by Army on
80" May y.

5ls9The United states Arrov ,,,,.
service will hold open corn,,i, 20 ~" , ne,
animation on May .. 1918 for IL
.Ma at 9iiiccr srades OF master nrst
mine planters About thirty nn.;. ny
arc 10 be h!lrd. The secretary Of The
local board Of .civi! service cxamincrs
ut the post Office or cistombo,,u'
any city oS the United Statcs Viii s,n'
Ply any person interested with fuli in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

H. NJ Shield, druggist, viii appeal
rom the decision OF the Hastings
Court sustaining the validity Of the
c!ty ordinance imposing a privilege tax
ol -'oVu on licensed dispensers OF in.
toAlcating Liquors. This announcements
Was made by his attorneys yesterday.
counsel for Mr.. Shield contend tina, tie
section OF the amended city charter
.H",F WH!ch the tax was imposed vas
Icpralcd by implication by the pro-
'IhitIon act under which their ellen,
Was licensed 10 fill whisky prcscrip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
barge lie stole Diamond.

by Detective Scrgcunts TinsIcv ant
hel!am on a charge of the theft of =
diamond ring valued at $40 STANLEY
rom the vest OF s. L. Abcrnnthv ~
20 North Fourth street. in a clothes
locker AZ n factory where both of then,
arc said TO be employed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Mother or ptnni., Dic.

ricndS Of Robert H. Matthews
III S1mdiny private secretary and
pin'h during thc campaign here were
a1Nistu !ast night OF the sudden death
D, ms mother Al the old home az Car
roliton' ny Mrs Matthews was a
Wri'cr ana a musician, the widow Of
me ihtc Hobcrt II. Matthews, who wss
a. one time United states consul -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Seizures OF whisky from two steamers
which landed at Norfolk yesterday amount .
.u TO "a? pinis. II was learned at the Of
nee OF the Prohibition Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Lieutenant Alfred l.. Jcwe,; will arrive
y inrhmSnd 'hiS; week to be The guest OF
nc Is stationed a, Elision. Field. Houston
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
supreme Court Of Appeal. Ad,ourn.

The Supreme Court OF Appeals COM
day. and adjourned TO meet at Wvthe
Vile on June ). Many opinions OF an
important nature have been handed
down during the term just ended
and number OF interesting cases have
been argued and submitted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

=, NJ OF the Methods; churches OF Scuti,
lttIHnthonH VIII unite in mass meeting to-
night AT central Methodist Church in the
interest of ihc Methodist centenary move
The PRINCIPAL sptakcr. - - 80 "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
RICHMOND |NFANTRYMEN
HOME FROM WOODSTOCK
Guarded Lives OF Eour Prohibition
Agents at Preliminary Hearing
on Murder Charge.
ESCORT MEN BACK no JAZZ
Mother of Raymond Shnckclford Re.
turns to Her Home Here After At
tending Funeral OF Gun Victim in
Raleigh, n. C..

;,; Ni ter pGrforming the duty. OF suard
IN liE rom POSSIBLE injury the four rrohi-
mary I hssrinr whS wsrs given prEim
stock on the charge OF numbering Ray
inond G. Shackelford and Lawrence II.
hudson; alleged bootlcEscrs. Company
-. Richmond Light Infantry Blues
ifaitalion. returned yesterday 10 the
The troops were under The command
OF Major Clarence Wyatt. and called
out TO protect H. T.. Sweet w {. Hall.
:, II. sullivan and w. Is. punlcavy after
and been made in Winchester shortly
AFTER the shooting on the Valley Turn
PIKE Thcy were ahou: nifty strong.
Escorted Back To Prison.
;, The Blues escorted tho men back to
Fredericksburg. where they will be held
IN Jail awaiting their appearance be-
tore the grand jury OF tho Shenandoah
tribunal by the magistrate before whom
they appeared, Judge Whiting has re-
fused them bail.
While no actual mob violence was
feared by the authorities at the hear
ims, INC troops were called OUT as a
, MEASURE Of extreme %autioh. an angry
two after tho shooting fred several
shots and threatened all sorts of dire
action against the men AMI their chief,
Dr. j. Sidney Peters.
Attorneys Arc Retained.
The men will We defended at ;hci.
trial by several lawyers who have been
employed by the Prohibition Depart
mcn:. ommonwcalth'S Attorney {. L..
Williams. of Shenandoah County. will
have the peculiar experience Of prose-
cutting in behalf Of tho state men con.
nected with - state department.
Mrs. Mary \. Shackclfcrd. mother OF
Raymond (. ShaCkclford has returned
to Richmond after attending his funeral
in Raleigh. y. &. She said her son was
shot seven times. She also said his
grave was covered with floral designs
one OF which bore the inscription: ITO
an unknown boy from citizens Of Win
chester, who look upon his cold blooded
murder as abhorrcnt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

SeorSeaS iogapoiakis. a lcpcr. confined
here at the City Farm, is believed bv thc
IoSi3rs who are watching him to be near
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Unitarian Question
Box
What Do You Think Abou, This.

The doctrine OF eternal torment is
no longer crcditablc to any human
heart. Suppose an earthly parent
should make it "a rule to shut up in
dungeon for the rest of his life
one of his babes that did anything
| naughty or displeasing the first
twelve months of his life. What a
monster we should call him. But
what far greater injustice, what still
moro unspeakable cruelty, for God
to condition the souls eternal hap
pincss or misery. without possibility
of alteration. on his behavior or
theological belief in this exceedingly
short span of our earthly life.
Unitarian Publicity Committee.
(Adv.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

y Ehnsere C@w!es. Horace $, Halves and
i.rpcEt Sctlatcr have been appointed hy tho
EiWanis club To invite Major.t;cncrai omar
bunu.i commanding officer OF Camp Lee TO
" special session OF the club at the Jcticr.
son hoiei ON the night Of Apr;i .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Rusy Readers.

g. X Hitchcock arrested yesterday
'HdTScu with being ucScrter from the
army lie gave his address as Powhatau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Two alarm. ot Nrc were turncd in la,
N Ysjt bo- from ron, he West End Of, Richmond
chimney blaze IN housc located a; Momu
m%nt Avenue and Meadow Street., The see
fnish q iire in . field OF brooms,raw on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

~ a meeting Of the Advertisers Club ,hi.
afternoon at O'clock al the business Mrm'S
tiub; [. W Page Will be the principal
sIr"k"r. lheTc VIII DO continuation OF
the discussion Of the Foot Rule OF Success
IN Fetal advertising. The special topic
vii be The Media VN'1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Find Aged Man in Cha.e City.
e. I. Gallyon. Scvcnty-threc who
disappeared from tho home of his
daughter, Mrs. Barrie Harris. Wedncs-
day. was located by the police yestcr-
lay in Chase City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Have You Rooms TO Reri.
A Times Dispatch Want I'D will get
the right tenant. Call Randolph l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

MR. John Rashy. OF 2coS Monunen, Ave-
hno Mas received word OF tho arrival in
NGw noTE OF hCr brother. Lieutenant car
i!.si VI. iarwood, who has been on duty in
iorccs Tor more than eighteen months Lieu.
n"nmaW harWood arrived on tho CulGoa
WntSh dockci III New York Wednesday n"
vi! arrive in Richmond soon TO visit Mrs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Prtvaios STANLEY +. Morr!ssct;. Temple {.
Martin arrived yesterday al Newport Nov:
rom rran6c They were, part of contim.
rreSident Grant Three Hundred VircIniai,s
were among Tho returned soldiers. which in
nccrs. " 's'-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-21
DIRECT SPRE BERLIN.
DACA CERMANIA NJ SEMNEAzA PACEA
PREGATIRI DE REZBOI.

COBLENZ, 19 Iunie. = Obiec-
tiva principala a armatei ameri-
cane in cazul cind Germania ar
hotar1 Sc alba 81 pc mai departe
razboiu, are Sc fie orasul Cassel.
Cassel este la 125 mile noruest de
Coblenz in linia directa spre Ber-
lin.
Armata va inainta pc un front
de 81 mile de lat 81 ofiterii sunt
foarte increzuti ca Americana ar
putea Sc acopera intreaga zona
de prezent neutrala in ziua pri-
ma c1nd s'ar incepe ostilitatile.
Armata de ocupatiune era
foarte ocupata astaM Gu pregati-
rile pentru razboi. Trupele din
est de Rim Sc miscau spre pozitli-
lie strategice pentru inaintare
repede.
Diviziunea prima 81 a doua, Sc
spunea, vor face invadarea. Pri-
ma a fost mobilizata la Monta-