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or not az per cent. beer 10 intoxicat.
ing either aide will take an appeal u
was stated yesterday. and in the same
way no final decision can be reached
until the Supreme Court reconvenes In
the fall. Should the actual Intoxicating
character OF the beer come TO trial this
trial will probably be held in the middle
Of July.
The Judge who hears this case may or
may not ask a jury to help him decide
the facts. Attorneys connected with
both sides admitted yesterday that the,
believe the Judge would have a hard
time finding twelve New Workers. w .
could pass on the complicated pnysiologi-
cal and scientific facts to be presented
with the requisite impartiality in mid
July. II Is therefore presumed that TIE
issue will be tried before a Judge alone
Witnesses will be summoned, however
and will be a subject to cross-examina-
ton as TO what they know. and how
they know. of the punch in the brewers
product.
District Attorney Caffey in his appeal
filed yesterday asserted that the court
erred in granting the injunction on tie
bill of complaint as amended and that
It erred In not refusing an injunction
and in determining that the brewers
were entitled to an injunction. lie
| specifies that the court erred In hold
ing that the bill of complaint stated any
cause of action in equity. and says that
It had no Jurisdiction to restrain
| threatened misconstruction OF a consti-
tutional statute. He declares also II
erred in constituting subdivision four II
section of the war time prohibition
act to mean that the only kind of be-r
referred to in the prohibition was IN
toxicating beer, and IN holding that %.
per cent. beer Is not intoxicating upon
the showing so far made.
He further contends that there was
no danger of the invasion OF the rights
,, of the defendant Companies, and that
the court erred in holding that th4re
had been a threat of the seizure or for
feiture of property. He still contends
that the court had no power to restrain
| either the district attorney or the collec-
| tor OF internal revenue from the per
| Torrance of their duty in making ar
rests and prosecutions for failure 10
affix revenue stamps or to present them
for cancellation. and in other respects
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NC.4 NOT TO FLY HOME.
Daniels Announces IL VIII he Dis
assent Ied Mt Plymouth.

WAsHINGToN, June 2.--No attempt to
fly the NC-4 back TO this country from
England will be made. Secretary Daniels
stated positively to-day. The Secretary
statement was made TO dispose of per-
ststent rumors that a nonstop flight
from Ireland to Newfoundland would be
made.
The NC-4 will be isassembled at
Plymouth and sent back to this country
on the mine layer Aroostook. No nom
stop ocean flight by the navy is contem-
plated In the near future. Mr.. Daniels
said as the navy does not desire to
make any spectacular flights and does
not favor stunt" flying.
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CREW OF THE NC-4
GO TO PARIS TO-DAY
Nauai Auiators VIII Confer
With Admiral Benson.

LONDON, June 2-Commander John
II. Towers, leader OF the transatlantic
flight expedition. and Lieutenant Com
manders Read and Bellinger. captains OF
the NC-4 and NC-l. will leave London
where they have been royalty enter
tanned. and go to Paris tomorrow
At the French capital they viii confer
with Admiral William s. Benson, chief
OF naval operations. presumably on the
transatlantic flight. Rear Admiral Plum.
kett. who arranged the destroyer guides
from Rockaway TO Plymouth, will also
go to Paris.
on their return to London on Wednes-
day night the commanders will be
guests at the Official British reception
On Thursday a dinner at the House OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-03
STRIKE FOR 81 AN HOUR.
PIastsrers Join Carpenters I'm Bos-
ton WnIkout.

BosroN. June 2L-More than 1000
union plasterers Joined the carpenters
and fathers to-day in a strike for 81 an
hour. Approximately 1000 building
trades mechanics are now out The
United Building Trades Council an
nounced that any attempt TO estA bliHh
the open shop" policy here would be
opposed by between $4,000 and $4,000
mechanics
The carpenters and fathers have been
out several weeks, although II is said
that a majority of the builders have
granted the union demand. $3.50, .-. -
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Commons will be given 70 the American
airmen. Major-Gen. J. e. b. seeley OF
the British Air Ministry. will preside,
and among the guests will be the Prince
OF Wares.
The crews of the three seaplanes were
entertained to-day at a luncheon b. the
American naval headquarters stan.
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Monroe Doctrine Not safeguarded.

Turning to the Monroe Doctrine
Senator johnson recalled how in the
FIRST draft Of the covenant IL had been
deliberately strapped" how it was
claimed to be protected and insured by
the amendment later inserted reading:
Article 81. Nothing in this covenant
shall be deemed to affect the validity
Of international engagements, such as
treaties OF arbitration or regional un-
derstandings like the Monroe Doctrine
for securing the maintenance of peace"
Senator Johnson proceeded:
What Is meant by the language +:
Nothing in the covenant shall be
deemed to affect the validity OF regional
understa ndings like the Monroe Doc
trine for securing the maintenance of
peace? The language certainly does
not mean what the nation demanded
that the Monroe Doctrine should be
! excepted from the League of Nations,
should be preserved by the United
States for America and that It should
be administered by the United States
and the United States. alone.
The amendment SIMPLY says: The
! validity OF regional understandings for
securing the maintenance OF peace shall
| rot be affected. In other words, II the
Monroe Doctrine Is TO be administered,
IT VIII be within the Jurisdiction OF the
| League OF Nations to administer IL.
When the amendment was announced at
| Paris the semi-officiaI announcement OF
| the covenant stated:
Concerning the Monroe Doctrine
| Article XXI. makes II clear that the
covenant Is not intended to abrogate or
weaken any other agreements 80 long
as they ara conSis tent with its own terms
for the assurance of peace. And in so
! far as the Monroe Doctrine tends to the
Same end. whatever validity It possesses
cannot be affected by the covenant
! THE construction OF the Monroe Doc
! trine amendment by the British has been
given In the commentaries issued TO their
people by the British delegates. tnfor
tunately the commentary OF our only
/ American delegate when he presented
( the amended covenant was Article Xxi.
is new. In this, as In all matters affect
I Ing the vital interests OF the republic,
Americans must content themselves with
! the absolute secrecy OF their. ropl essen a :
tive and his refusal TO enlghten them
British View of Covenant.
THE British. perhaps feeling a sen 7s
OF some responsibility to their people,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-03
Bill OF LadinE Act Upheld.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Federal stat
utes making 1t a misdemeanor to alter
forge or counterfeit bills of lading was
declared constitutional to-day by the
Supreme Court in setting aside Federal
Court DEGREES Diminishing indictments
brought in Ohio against August Ferger
Thomas NJ. Dugan and Robert II. Rasch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-03
Costa Rican Rebels Recognized.

SAN SALVADOR. June 2.-The Govern
merits of Guatemala. Honduras and Nj
caragua have recognized the belligerency
~ the antl-Timbeo revolutionists in
Costa Rica, according to despatch re-
ceived here from Nicaragua The revo-
Iutionists. the advices state, have re.
ceived apprecable reenforcements.
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THE british. perhaps. feeling sen7s
some responsibility to their people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
CHARGES SHsNTUNG ZEAL
IS ANOTHER WRONG MOVE
Senator Watson Tells Congressman
Transaction Cannot Re Made
Right.
NO CLAUSE IN CONTRACT
III Japan Intends to Return Coded
Peninsula, Indiana Republican
Asks Why Such Agreement Is Not
Mentioned i'm Writing.

wAsHINGT0N. August s--peclar-
ing the history on German and Jap,
been one wrong heaped upon another.
Senator Watson. Republican. o! In
I diana. asked the Senate 20 re
treaty which gives Japan control IN
Shan;unr peninsula.
The original Shantun= rights. Sena
China by Germany in 1898 through
demand enforced by a fleet OF battle
ships, and had hccn expanded to en-
trace Complete economic possession
cf Shantune" through supplemental
treaties in l>aH 1900 and 1900 These
Expanded lights. he said. had been
war by Japan. Who had sought TO re-
irforc: her position by 4 treaty OBJ
ta!ned by force from China in 1915.
end BY secret agreements established
in isi7.
"Docs Wrong Rccome Right"
yitiates tille?" asked the Indiana
right? Can duress piled upon durcss.
wrong in China, plus the Japanese
wrong with the allies. ever come 70
the full :ruicion OF perfect right?
I'VE went TO war. in part, 10 undo
the wrong wrought by Germany. and
surely here is one that enliSts the
sympathy and challenges the atten-
ization. for !: seeks 10 pcrpctuate one
of the most fragrant wrongs ever COM
mitted by the agents of tho Kaiser
upon a helpless and unoffendinS peo-
pie"
Tins Sent Military Force.
Replying to declarations that the
German concessions seized by Japan
concerned only narrow strip of ter
ritory. Senator Watson said that never
thelcss Japan had sent a military force
entirely through the province Of
Shantuns." had established vailroa DIS,
mines and garrisons everywhere. and
now was in complete military and
economic possession" OF the whole
province with its population of 36,
100000 Chinese.
The President, recently has stated
he continued, that Japan intends to
return shantur- to China II tina,
be true, why is il no; So written in
the contract? Japan waced two wars
wich the announced purpose Of insur-
ing the independence of Korea. And
yet, having won in both wars. she
very speedily annexed Korea. and In
1910 made her part OF the Japanese
empire. One ot Japan's alleged rea-
sons for waginG war with Russia was
that she wanted 10 save Manchuria
for China but Manchuria is TO all in
tents and purposes . Japanese colony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

~ long. cool. rainy spells. has caused
e caterpillar TO develop In countless
tic past have been checked bv the
amc conditions.
Farmers became frightened when
hey saw entire nclds of grass ana
cans :sappearins IL by magic. and
ONE nave begun cutting the forace
efore !, wA$ ripc. yielding a valuelcs =,
roonct. Tho experts strongly advise
armcrs not to cut Just now. but await
cNelopments. since the enemies Of tn.
es, arc present and it is hoped will
estroy them.
Las, week inc army worm also ma lie
Is appearance and after DESTROYING
hrec acres OF corn for r. H. Gillian
oar williamsburg. WAS gotten under
ontrol by the trench method and
erosene. County Agent Sauson and
force fought tho pest and lit is
bought il has been extcrminatcd in
he section whore il suddenly made
- appearance the last OF last week
other sections report the presence
the army worm. and this vista
On is thought 10 be local
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
Ethel CIayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin 10 the use
of simple toilet article called Der
willo- There is nothing like IL for tan,
freckles, shiny nose sallow, dark
rough skin. II tal.is the place of face
powder. stays on better. as perspira-
ton does not affect it, md il instantly
beauties the complexion. One appli-
cation proves H. If YOU want a nice
lily-white skin with rosy cheeks. get Il
bottle OF Derwillo today: YOU will be
delighted. Dcrw!llo is sold at all up
to-date toilet counters BE sure to rcad
large announcement OF Miss Clayton's
soon 10 appear in this paper. II tells
now TO instantly have a beautiful com
pick ion and a soft. white. velvctv skin
everyone ''juSt loves TO touch."-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

the point OF pistols. and rohbing the
players. When arraiEned for trial a
plea OF lunacy WAS entered by his
counsel, and the court ordered COM
mission. which adjudged Shaw insane
Later Shaw was he'd 10 DO sane and
his sentence today WAS The result or
his plea OF guilty. His two accom-
pliccs in the holdup. Pete and Harri-
son Dewey. arc serving sentences il,
the penitentiary.
otis johnson and Joe Tatum, ne
ErocS. charged with grand larceny. the
nreakinE and entering into the stores
Thweatt. in July, and stealing cigar
cites. cigars, tobacco and groceries 10
the amount of $4,000 pleaded guilty in
the Hastings Court this morning. They
were remandcd back TO jail TO await
sentence. until the trial OF Dick vii
son. charged with the same oNense.
is tried. Wilson'S case has boon sci
for trial on Friday. Angus; s. Wilson
is at liberty, being under bond in ,nr
fore the Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
SUSPECT TWO OF PLOTTING
TO MURDER CLEMENCEAU
Men Armed With Rrvolrcrn and Il nif-
I.otter Near Hcxtdcncc of
French Premier.
LRv Assnciatcd prcas.l

BY Associated prcSs.l
PARIS. August 6.-Two lHborcrs, one
Of whom had two rcvolvers and the
other large knife, were arrested near
tho residence OF Premier Clcmencca
by detectives. VINO said their manner
excited suspicion.
IS they were being taken to the
police station. e detective said. the
men .hered money for their release.
When they were questioned they gave
their names as Ernst N4llee and Alex
andcr Bonnard. They said they ha d
an engagement with friends and rela =
tives at cafe IN the street where NJ.
Clcmenceau resides.
The possession OF weapons they OK
planned by saying that some one whosc
name they did not know commissioned
them 10 sell the weapons for him. The
men were held for trial on charges Of
carrying concealed weapons and at.
tempted bribery.
Iallcc. the police stated. IL believed
TO he dcScrtcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
Trust Me! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Ca|omel Harms Liver and Bowels
Read my guarantee! Liven your liver and bowels
and get Strengthened up without taking sicken-
ing calomel. Don't lose days work!

There's no reason why u person
should take sichcninr, Salivating calo-
moi when a few cents buys Il largo
bottle of bodSon's Liver Tona--a per-
feet substitute for cGlonci
II is pleasant. vegetable liquid
which Viii start your liver Just rs
surely as Calomcl. hut i, doesn't make
you sick and cannot salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone. because il is per-
fectly harmless.
ca lomol Is dangerous drug II Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

The cIection passed on VcrN quietly
yesterday, only o9i votes being cast
out OF 1900 registered. Samuel D..
Rogers was nominated for the House
of Delegates over T.. y. Thweatt by
eighty majority In The County OF
Prince George Horace l.. Smith re-
ceived the nomination for the House
OF Delegates. defeating his opponent,
William Phillips by n majority OF 2jo
Sheriff Rousseau, the present incum-
bent. was renomirated by majority
OF nine Comnlonwealths Attorney
Timothy Rives was rsnominated by ii
majority Of 2f5 over Barbour. and
Barrow. for treasurer, was nina ted
by a majority OF eiGh,y-four over A.
J.. Hobbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WORM DEVOURlNG CROPS
IN MIDDLE PENINSULA
Believed Mild Winter and nninx yyeu.
Arc Responsible for DeStruc-
tive PcSts

During tho past few days thc farmers
throughout the entire middle PENN
MA have been caused much alarm
yer INC sudden appearance OF a
:orm that is devolring crops OF nj
AHA and SOFA beans at an alarming
ate. &. w. Cndcrhii State cntomol
laking an investigation OF the s'tua.
ION with County Agents L. NJ Slau-
e,n and y. S. Harris. and reports that
worm. This is not new pest. but i.
is usually controlled 10y its natural
enemies. is supposed that unseason-
'ble conditions. mild winter followed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

mercury and attacks your homes, T.L,
dose Of nasty calomcl TODAY and -,
VIII feel weak. sick and nauscated to-
morrow Don't lose a days work
Take spoonful Of Dodson'. Liver
Tone instead and you will wake Nm
feeling great. No mora biliousness
constipation, slugsishness. headache.
coated tongue or sour stomach Your
druggist says IL you don't find bod
sons Liver Tone acts better than hor.
riblc calomcl your money 10 waiting
for you-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WOULD SECURE ARMY FOOD
FOR PETERSBURG PEOPLE
Common Council lndorses Labor
Councils Plan TO Duy Gov
crnmrpt supplies.
Especial to The Times

PETERSBURG. VA, August s.--The
Common Council last night Endorsed
the proposition OF the Labor Council
SO purchase food from the government
and retail it 10 the people At cost a
committee OF the Labor Council ex-
p-nsd the proposition and their rec
concentrations were approves. The
Labor Council have the money 10 pur-
chase food supplies from the govern
ment. and Will order them soon As
possible. \ commiSSary VII be es-
tablished for ,hc sale OF government
food thus purchased
The matter OF opening a clinic in
the city for The treatment OF vice dis
cases was laid over for future CON
sideration. on account OF u misun-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
WOULD MAKE ROUMANIANS
CIVILIZATIONS GENDARMES
PnriS Prcss Fnrors Having Them
Undertake General Diaarma-
nhent of Hungary.
fT,v As.ocia,cd pr... /

PARIS. August s.-Nost of the
newspapers here, commenting To-Day on
tho Hungarian situation. expressed tho
better that II would be- unwiSc nor to
take every advantage OF the present
circumstances tc establish a stable
government; in Hungary.
Tine Excelsior indorsed tho sugGcs-
ton tina; peace IN central Europe dc
nends on thorough disarmament OF
hungarian troops. and suggested that
the victorious Roumanian army should
undertake this disarmament
Nothing better could he wished. ac-
cordinE to the liaulois, than that the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

Former Major Edgar L. Wood, Of the
Cnitcd states Army, was arraiSned
yesterday afternoon before United
states Commissioner II. r. Gillian OH
tho charge OF altering his discharge
papers. Major Woods admitted al the
hearing that ne had altered his pa
pers. and he WAS sent on 10 the United
states District Court 80 answer the
charEe, as he failed 10 give the bond
REQUIRED by The commissioner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

Eoumanians should he the gendarmes
of civilization in Hungary,
If tho RoumanianS were 10 return
to diplomacy. the Echo dc Paris said.
all elements or Magyar resistance. APP
parent or concealed under the cloak
quickly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
Record Sugar Crop .rro.l..a.,

NEW YORK, August 6.-The sura-
crop Of Cuba this year liz expected to
break all records. according to Gabri.,
I. Menocal. brother OF the President
Havana on the Ward Liner Scxico
accompanied by members OF his famiIv
Mir. Mcnocal asserted that because O.;
abundant rains this season, tho crSn
next year also will be very large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

WoMEN-Must YOU be asked 10 take
off your hat at the theatre or do YOU
remove il instantly conscious Of the
fact that the act viii bring forth
giances of admiration?
MEN~-Do YOU look better with you-
nat on DO you tip your hat furiiva-
iy-so that she may not notice YOUR
badness
If there is stin hair on your head
there - nope IN Scrrcanus Mango Mcdi.
cine. ~ no' only stops unsightly dan
uruH ana an itching scalp, but i, aids
your mar TO grow iustroUs and luxuri-
ant. ~ destroys the microscopic nara
tites which SUCK the hair-food out Of
inc mar 'o!'icics and atarve the hair.
Sergeants Mango Medicine sells 70,
o"c oottie on the unqualified guaran.
tee that II you do not say that !, ;s
absolutely IN" finest preparation yo,,
! nave ever tried for any scalp or bair
4 troublc. YOU can return the bottle and
get your money hack Manufactured
solely by Polk Miller Drug 90. Inc
hichmond. Va. Endorsed and aDpIied
ny BARRIERS and Hairdresser. in ths
& sciehtinc Treatment and care of IN.
scaip and hair. Sold at sbc bo,tl.
Ply every druggist, department, .tore
and sporting goods store.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

Outstanding as to the amount the state
was TO furnish for the maintenance Of
the hospital II has been understood
that the State would give $4,000, the
same as the city, for the maintenance
OF the clinic, but this misundersta nd
lng II appears, Was mistake the
state was only to furnish 5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

which impose tax on citizenS o7
other States Is unconstitutional, ne
cordinS TO decision OF Federal judge
KNOX handed down here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
Plead. Guilty to Chnrre..

Pleading guilty. TO the charge Of
highway robbery. Kid Shaw. negro
who has been in the Central State
Hospital for the past several months
WAS sentenced by Judge Mullins in the
Hastings Court this morning to eiEh;
years in the penitentiary.
Shaw. with two other negroes, was
charged with holding up a crap game
in coiored pool room in this city. a,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
GALLANT SECOND TO PARADE
Men Who Stemned Germnn Tide ut
Chatcnu-Thicrry md Bcilcau
wood In New York.

LRv Associated Pregsi
NEW YORK. August 6-C;4llant
"douHhbcys" and "leatherncchs" OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

Second division. who Stemmed the Ger
man drive for Paris at Bclleau Wood
and Chatedu-Thierry. will march up
Fi!th Avenue from Washington Square
to the Tar end of Central Park at 3
O'Clock Friday afternoon
Preparations for the parade of the
famous division Of regulars which in =
cludes the Ninth and Twenty third In
tantry, and the Fifth and Sixth mar
mes, were made AT 4 conference today
between Mayor Hylan and officers OF
tho army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07

Knocks Ont Income Inv.
NEM foRk. August 1.-THE pro.
VISIONS OF The state income tax law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-07
"Just enough Turkish"

Hotel statistics such As these are OF course rather
seusive since they show the smoking preference of so
many men, whether travelling at home.
These men can afford they like. Hence the fac.
mat at so many OF these places Faaa outses
all e1penVe straight Turkish cigarettes very significant
proves Enthusiastically that these smokers find sonetn,
in Fatinas famous justenous Turkish blends that other
cigarettes teven the more expensive onc do give them
They IKE Fahna and Than that they find that Fatn,a
treats them rghtgves them option of smoking at will
without worry about when" or show many.
Fatma contains moro Turkihh than any other Turlish