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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-13
PUTTING pep
into SHIPPING

SAN FRANCISCO. May i3.-Reor.
ganiaztion OF activities to restore to
The American wartime commerce and
foreign trade the spirit OF conquest
which prevailed before the civil war
urged by DR. Henry suzzallu. prasi'
Gent Of the University of Washington.
IN an address before the National
Foreign Trades Council today AN
sF.laa diplomacy does not guarantee
adequately life or property og foreign
uaders Or Investors" Su1ialo said
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-13
MAKING WORLD
SAVE ITS GRAIN
lnr Annotated Pre.a,

WASHINGTON. May 10. - Judus
Barnes, wheat director today asked
government officials, leaders of Con-
gress and representatives of trunk
line railroads to meet him in confer
ence here on May 10 to consider plans
to stabilize the world grain market
after termination OF the United States
Grain Corporation June l.
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WILSON BACKS
PRINTING GRAFT

ne Associated FreAsF
WASHINGTON, May 13.--President
Wilson today vetoed the legislative,
executive and judicial bill. The presi-
dent said he returned the bill be-
cause Of the section putting under
control of Congress all government
publications. This section, he SAID,
will give Congress censorship en-
croaching on executive functions
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ny AsSOcinted rressl
LONDON. May 13- The British
government has decided TO create
special judicial body to examine
cases of Irishmen who are under ar
rest. Andrew Bonar Law.th govern
ment leader. announced today in the
House of Commons
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tHy Associated PressI

tUy Associated FreBHI
VERA CRUZ. May 13.-Furious
fighting between rebel TROOPS and
forces commanded by President Car,
rama occurred yesterday near San
Marcos. General Candido Aguilar has
begged the rebel authorities for per.
mission to join Carranza and share
his fate.
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, local Observer United statss :
: wsashss RuFeaa,
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WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Friday
Probably showers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
SAY ALLEGED WIRE TAPER
Is BOND THEFT ACCOMPllCE
3inn Arrested In Chicago Declared to
lie Confederate of
ArnHteln.
Thy Associated Press,1

MONTREAL. May 9.-Arthur Ecre-
ment. under nrrcst in Chicago for nj
legged completely in New York's bond
plot thcftS involving millions of dol
]lrs, is 4 former member of the Cana
dian Parliament. He was arrest ed
here in January, 1919, on charge
OF conspiracy TO rob. made by Michael
Connolly In connection with alleged
racing frauds At poolrooms in Buff
falo and other places.
After much evidence had been
taken, the trial was interrupted by q
writ of prohibition, granted on tho
ground that. the alleged conspiracy
having occurred in IL foreign coun-
try. the case could not be tried tn
Canada: The Superior Court puashcd
the writ.
Ecremcnt appealed and last week
the Court of Appeals upheld the de-
cision of the Superior Court. He is
under bail OF $4,000
The thirty-nine defendants, with
three women. have also been indicted
separately under the Illinois law
against criminal syndicalism. Their
arrests resulted from the nation W lido
roundup OF suspected radicals last
January.
Attorneys for the State, state the
trial will consume three months
From four to sly weeks will be spent,
they say, in selecting a jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
TOO MUCH JOHNSON
EMDAMGERS G. O. P.

N'ollliHtN rom flrSt inEc.)
doesn't appeal as "A vote getter. He
homo state, los; Minnesota, and made
wr"ich"d showing in Indiana.
Poind'N '"r and PcrshinG are rarely
mentioned any more as Possibilities
Neither has any tangible support
ana Herbert Hoover. rcpudiatcd in his
nome STATE, i,ts failed 10 make head
Way IN any other quarter.
IN "thcg words, the outright can
nave been eliminated by one circum-
stance or another.
Becausc OF the cautious announce
mcnt OF Senator Pcnrose in behalf
OF Senator Knox and as result OF
his intimate relationship with Hiram
Johnson. friendship fostcred by
their mutual opposition TO the league
Of nations. the Knox candidacy is
being widely discussed.
In other words, the Republican
inamasGrs are searching for some
driving Hiram Johnson out OF the
larty: ana If Knox is that man. the
pid Guard Will plump for the Penn
Sylvania Senator.
Knox VIII he acceptable to Senator
J@hMSon. Although in agreement
nnon IN" Ieace treaty issue, they are
as wide apart as the poles on most
other political matters. Knox is a
ichct!oHary. an eminent corporation
lawyer. Il TAFT Secretary Of state, and
,'saru'h htr" AS the choice Of big
business"
Johnson is against virtually every
thing that Senator Knox has tradi-
tonally stood for, ard ii would seem
AN anomaly to most politicians 10
see lhiiandrr Knox ana Hiram John
son IN an alliance, engineered by that
adroit old master, Boies Penrose
lhcn there rs Charles r.. Hughes,
who's" name continues TO bob to the
surface. There VIII be no Johnson
enthusiasm FOR him, but he might
conce!Eahiy III iitto compromise
Most politicians here. however, incline
10 IN. notion that Johnson will not
ACCEPT any one acceptable 10 the Old
'uarG II he finds that he himself
cannon be nominated. he will prob
abi! suggest the names of certain
possibilities OF his own. not one 0f
whom h" VIII satisfy himself in al :
Ndnf". Will b. agreeable 10 the stall
warts Then, after his compromise
OFFERINGS have been rejected. he is
.Tp"c'Gt 10 wash his hands of the
"h"i" business run on third ticket
or enact the role Of suiking Achilles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
COMMITTEE MEETS TODAY
Temporary Chairman for June Con-
vcnti0n Will BE Chosen and
Arrangements Completed.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Many Republi-
can leaders arrived i'll Chicago today
National Committee tomorrow and
Tuesday, ut which temporary chair
man for the juno convention Will be
chosen and arrangements for the
Washington. Georgia. Alabama and
North Carolina Will have women rep
reSentatives at the meeting. Mrs.
chairman of the woinan's division of
the national committee, holds the
proxy of $. y. Perkins, of Washing
York. chairman of the executive com
mittcc of the woman'S division, is the
proxy OF Henry s.. jackson. of Gcor-
Eia; Miss Maud Il. Wetmore. OF Rhode
oliver j.. Street. OF Alabama. and
Mrs. John II. Pratt. of New York. the
proxy Of John S. Moorehead, of North
Carolina.
TO date We have had eighty won
either, as delegates, or altcrnates;
Miss Hay said tonight. Mrs: South.
chairman of the womnn's division, is
Il delegate ut large from Kentucky.
the first woman ever to receive that
honor.
part the women will have. because
the rules committee Is the one to
make the rules governing the con-
Vcntion.
AS long as the ,hirty-six states
have not ratified the suffrage amend
mcnt. II is 4 question whether wom-
en- could he legally elected as dele
gates in the States where some have
not received the vote through state
Legislation. believe the thirty-six
states vii! ratify before the end OF
the month"
The most gratifying ana reassur-
ing phase OF the pending campaign"
said Mrs. South. VINO arrived today.
lis the active in,crcs, that women
are taking in politics. They are show
ms rc.,dy, even AN eager. DISPOSE
ton to be of service to party and
country. They AT. taking their duty
OF citizenship seriously and cQuipp!ng
themselves for IT,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

John y Traylor. co. died Saturday
night at 7:l5 O'Clock at the residence
OF his brother, Il. b. Traylor, 1901
North Avenue For many years MIR
Traylor had been identified with
church work and was a member Of
First Baptist Church here. Many
years ago he was q member Of Grace
Street Baptist Church and was an or
ganiZcr Of Tabernacle Baptist Church
and Bible school. At one time ne
was connected with the Warner
Moore Company and later was prcsi-
dent of the Frederick Flour
Mills. Al the time OF his death ne
was connected with the real cStat g
firm OF Douglas +. Taylor. Funeral
services viii be conducted from Firs;
Baptist Church today at 3 o'clock
Rev. George " Mcdaniel, d. D., Will.
oiliciate.
Mr.. Traylor is survived hy two
brothers and sister, L. l.. Traylor.
of Memphis; +. B Traylor and Miss
Matte j. Tray!or. OF Richmond. In
tcrnen' vii! take place in Hollywood
Cemetery a"d Will hc in charge OF
Dove Lodge. y. +. & 4. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
COLONEL BAUER DECLARES
GERMAN MiLITARiSM DEAD

-NSoii Sihucd from First Pagc.)
aga! INST the German danger'--against
Killed and Il million cripplcs and in
ral!ds. and tho support of the neet
and mercantile marine. gone!
Nation Is bankrupt
We are financially bankrupt. our
transportation system has broken
uowHh' . our people so hungry aud i'll
tanH, me pnik OF our nation is in
lthseiN anti militaristic. Much OF
our territory IS occupied by foreign
q Imios and We utterly lack those
vast technical means. in the form OF
that are so vital TO "A war machine
th!hSS about which the average per-
son knows nothing.
Anl dcSpite all this Germany is
suspected OF wanting TO wage war
again! OILY nadmen could dream Of
IT, Let t'cch or Iiais show us how il
could be done
w nat was your purpose in tho
hanp-Luettwitz COUPE" asked
knpp Coup Helped Somewhat.
70 .orcc new elections which
sime represents the will OF the Ger
man people, since the government is
broionG!ns its own existence in
usinitely. Aside from that wanted
10 imake II possible FOR capable men
10 enter the cabinet who would work
Tor the reconstruction of the country
on sound economic basis for all. not
IN me interests Of solely one class
Even !: nothing else was accom-
piisncd. Bauer said, the German peo-
pic owe 10 The klpp- Lucttwitz revolt
the fact that the new elections will
,"he p!aSc within few weeks in
stead OF NQvcmber or next spring. lie
added that the coup also forced
onen the ulcer in the Ruhr distric,
Hunut when we were fully informed
n"iore il burst unexpectedly and
nr!uEcd our country with it's pois-
OGUNS puS."
"iou are. accused of being the
brains of the milltaristic reactionary
'N"Nenen, in Germany l said.
y" Krnctionary Movement.
There is no such movement in
Germany. except in the minds OF the
SOCIALISTS m Germany and the mill
tariSiS IN France and both use il for
the same purpose. namely propaganda
"a further their respective aims"
~" added that there was however
- fSrmany movement for the cstab-
| !iShmcnt of a government upon a
/ broad basis of constitutional dcnocra-
/ ~. Win conceptions OF equal opnor-
| tun!ty and freedom and corresponding,
( duties and responsibilities TO pre-
serve the state against elements of
He, said tho Kapp coup had not
/ Killed this movement.
1f what hear is true" he con-
/ tmucd, America is making no COM
/ pronis2s with the reds and yet the
! United States does not plead guilty 10
| being either militaristic or reac-
/ ttonarE. Why, then, are we rcac-
t!onUri.S because We stand for similar
sound ana healthy views and want :,
soNrrnmcn; on the same basis?
only blind man can really think
there is possibility Of restoring the
old regime in Germany. That time is
zone Ivy now, but that does not mean
( the bulk Of the German people do not
I want u popular government with po-
, litical ideals and principles, gov
eminent which represents the whole
| people and not only one class"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
QBREGON CONTROLS
MEXICAN CAPITAL

CONTINUED from First Page.)
order had been maintained. the pres
encc at Tampico OF AZ least one Mex
!can Eunboat. il was said might have
prompted the sending OF dcatroyers
10 that point. No official reason for
their movement Was assigned either
by the Navy or the state Department.
According to III" state Departments
adviccs. General orosco. Carranaa
commander at Tampico. took refuge
on the gUnhoat Jal:sco, when the
rebels entered me city.
State Department reports and mes
gcs TO tho rebel agents here told
Of the occupation OF several other
towns prompt assurances being given
by the rcvclutionis;s n several cases
that projections would be given Amer
leans and other foreigners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
New Orders
Given For
Safety Cars

Builders OF the Safety Car are taxed to
capacity TO fill the orders for new equipment
OF this type.
The Public Service Railway, Newark. N. J..
Is the latest company to place an order for
200 cars of tho Safety" type with the Os-
good Bradley Car CO.. OF Worcester, Mass.
Delivery of the whole order Is not promised
before next November.
The railway company Of Akron, Ohio, has
ordered % Safety Cars from the j. G..
Brill Company. OF Philadelphia and tho rail-
way company in Tampa. Fla, has ordered
eight more cars OF this type. In addition to
the 10 already in operation.
Among the cities operating this new tyne
Of equipment may he mentioned Los Angeles
Cal. Portland. Ore; Hartford. Conn:
Youngstown. o.: FIT. Worth. Texas; Birring-
ham. Ala. Boston, Mass; Kansas City, Mo-;
Aurora Ill; Philadelphia, Pa: Dallas. Texas
Tacoma and Seattle. Wash; bridgeport and
New Haven. Conn; Trenton. n j.: Fl. Wayne.
Ind; Brooklyn, n. y. and many others.
These are only some OF the cities in which
the 2.1SS Safety Cars" now in operation
population OF less than I 900 and only few
have less than 10000 population.
The Safety Car" ia therefore. NOT a
sit systems of the largest cities in our coun-
try.
Without the Safety Car in Richmond, the
belmont Line would have to 20 back to the
old l0-minute schedule instead of the pres
cnt 7-minute Roadway. Laurel Street cars
would run minutes apart instead Of S. as
at present and the space between cars on the
other lines operating "Safeties" would be
likewise widened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
BURY JOHN E. PARRISH
IN OAKWOOD AT $3.50
Epucrn, Services viii he Held ut
Union Station Methodist
lIurlh.

Funeral services for John T.. Par
IRISH. &c. who died Saturday morning
in his home. 5li North TwentH-siNth
Street. will take place this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock from Union station
Methods, Church. Rev. II. NJ DUNK
Low, pastor of the church, will OIL
ciatc, assisted by Rev. +. ii. DAVIS
and J. J. Wicker, u. u. Burial viii
be In oukw ood.
Delegates from Ice Camp. tontcd-
crate Veterans. and Nest 1865. q. g. O..
will attend the ohscuuics in 4 body.
Pallbcarers VIII be;
ArtIyc--Nessrs. joseph Stewart. Jack
'ravlor A /. Lucas. John Welsh. charles
J.arus. y, T. Jackson. IL H. Kidd ANA
Charles Rose. , "a. go
Reed. Joseph Welsh. William Haynes
John W. Cioode. l.. N. pall. John SIitrS-
ficid w. i Parrish. + r Bates, ST.. lNch-
ard Taley. Joan Buchanan, JudEe r. g
richardson. Or. George keesee ana laGh-
I'd Taylor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
SOLDIER BONUS BILL Is
OPPOSED BY LEGION POST
city Post Club, OF New York, Votes
20 Demand Adequate Provision for
Disabled cN-Scrvice Men.

NEW YORK. May 9.-Nation- wide
measures in opposition to the passage
Of i Federal soldiers bonus bill were
urged tonight at n MAS meeting un-
der the auspices of the City Post
Club, American Legion. and the COM
mittee for aid 10 disabled veterans, at
which Senator King. Of Utah. and
Representative Pcll, OF New York,
spoke
1t was voted TO take steps to defeat
the bonus plan and to demand that
adequate provision DO made for the
care of disabled cN-service men and
the dependents OF the dead
Senator King declared 4 small num-
her, representing less than 10 per
cent OF the former service people, arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Switzerland Will Expel
Various Royal Refugees
lily Cniycr.al SerrIcr.I

LONDON, May 2-SNitzcrIand ix
about To eApei the various royal
refugees who hnvc found Asylum
within her borders. a diplomatic
source. from which this informa-
lion was obtained. says the roynI
cNllcS are keeping AWAY thousands
OF regular" visitors from the
nllfct countries, Ey-Emperor
Charles, of Austria, EN-iiings
constantine, or Greece, and I.ud-
wig, OF Bnvarin, and the many
minor princes and their retinurs
are not whit might he called "pn,-
ing guests On the contrary, they
all practice rigid economy. An
other objection on the part of
SwitIcrlanl tx that most OF her
royal guests ure continually en-
gagged In intrlguos for their rcsto-
ration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
From News Item In
Terre Haute (Ind.) Star
Safety Car Proves a succcss~

This situation is said 10 be due tn the
fexibility and economy of the safety car.
which other cities nre rapidly adopting.
The success OF these cars here has been
so great that there has hardly been week
during the last six or eight months that
delegations have not come from other
cities TO inspect our street car system with
view of remodeling theirs after It. Just
few months ago delegation was here
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and as q result of
what they saw more than 200 safety cars
were ordered for that city"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
AGED METHODIST BISHOP
DIES At HOME IN CHICAGO
Right Rev. John Hcyl Vincent, So,
Was Father Of President OF
Carnegie Foundation.

CHICAGO. May 9.-Right Rev.
John ueyl Vincent. SIS years old. for
many years bishop OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died at his home
here today. His son. George Edgar
Vincent. is president of the Carnegie
Foundation. Bishop Vincent was
born ut Tuscaloosa, Ala. Burial Will
be at Pcrtvillc, y. Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Death OF Mrs. {. VI. Taliafcrro.

Mrs ElizabCth Chrlstlnn TnIlnlcFE",
wife OF Charles Mann Taliaferro. ana
Youngest laughtcr OF Mrs. Harriet
Cary Christian and the late william
Christian. died yesterday afternoon
at ESQ O'Clock in ST. El!zabeths
Hospital The funeral viii take place
This afternoon at o'clock from 81.
lanes Episcooal Church. lntcrment
Viii h, nriNAtC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Funeral Of Mrs. Gnmnrrx

NEW YDRkI May 9.--Funeral ser
vices for Mrs. Samuel Gompers. wife
OF the president OF :Ec American Fed
Grafton OF Labor, wcr. held here to-
day President ana Mrs. Wilson, Cab
!net members and other high govern
mcnt officials sent floral tributes. in
tcrment was IN Washington Cemetery
brooklyn. Rabbi Stephen $ Wise de-
livered the eulocy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Death OF Mrs. G. l.. saunacr,

Mrs - l.. Saunders. So died yes
terday evening al 6;.5 O'Clock in the
Confederate Home. 3 East Grace
Street She was the widow OF VIII
Saunders and. before her marriage,
was Miss Columbia Swami, of Caro-
line County. The funeral Will take
J!aCe from the home this afternoon
a, O'Clock Intermcnt VIII be in
NakMoOd Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Fury Charles rhnihimer.

Charles Thalhimcr. Il. prominent
Richmond merchant, who died Friday
morning in Stuart Circle Hospital,
was buried in the Hebrew Cemetery
Yesterday afternoon following funeral
services In the mortuary chapel at
40 o'clock. MIR. Thalhimcr had hecn
identified with the firm Of Thalhimer
Brothers for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
AFTER KILLING WOMAN
nody of Dead Man IN Found on Rnii-
road Trucks Three Miles From
Scene OF Tragedy.

HAGERSTOwN. MD. May 9.-After
shooting to death Mrs. Kate EsminSer
Rowe at her home near here last
night. James II. Hctzer. of this city.
shot and mortally wounded himself.
His body was found this morning on
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal tow
path three miles from tho scene Of
the shooting. although the shot that
caused his death WAS fired ut the
slain womanS home, Miss Mabel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

Funeral services for Jesse j. llar-
din Will be held from Fulton Baptist
Church this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mr.. Hardin, who was IL printer by
trade and a member of the Typograhi-
cal Union for nearly tEirty years, died
Saturday morning al his home, 3S0S
Hopkins Street, Fulton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Bury Colonel r. VI. II. Tnlcott.

Burial of Colonel 7. NJ. l.. Talco:t
took place Yesterday afternoon from
All Saints Episcopal Church follow
ing funeral services which were con
Quoted by the rector, Rev. j. y. Down
man. Active pallhcarors were:
beverly II Raudo!rh. Thomas Marshall.
Frank iiohsnn. Charles Cooke. EunSden
Cary Frederick : Valentine. Jr.. John
Stewart BRYAN and John Cecil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

sava the State from disgrace. that
two years ago tho senior Senator of
Alabama came back, too, and urged
her people not to ratify the prohibit
tloa amendment. but you ratified. The
same forces that were active then, he
SAID, arc active now. and tho elect lon
OF two Senators opposed to prohibit
tory measures would have q bad ef-
rect on the country and in the ma
tional convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
BRYAN URGES DEFEAT OF
UNDERWOOD AND O'NEAt

Candidates FOR vnvnncy Created by
Death OF Scnntor Dankhead At.
Tackled by Nebrasknn.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, May 81
William Jennings Bryan. OF Ncbras-
ka. speaking ut the Montgomery
County courthouse Sunday afternoon.
urged the prohibitionists of Alabama
to unite in the defeat of Senator O3-
car Underwood and former Governor
Emmett O'Ncal. u candidate for tho
vacancy in the Alabama delegation
CAUSED by the death OF Senator Bank
head.
The Ncbraskan declared he came to
Alabama, as he did two years ago. to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

WINCHESTER May '.-Theophilus
+. Fawcett o. postmaster and insr
chan: At Opequon. Va. died SATURDAY
SuryivinG Are \ widow, one daughter.
ono son. one sister and three broth
crs. He WAS a member OF Winchester
Hiram Lodge OF Masons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Funeral OF Mrs. Morris.

Funeral services for Mrs. Sailic
Walker Morris. wife OF Julian Morris.
and daughter OF the latc General l..
Lindsay Walker Will take place at
the chapel in Hollywood Cemetery this
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Morris
died at her home in LeesburS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
runcraI.-of. Mrs. hickman.

WINCHESTER. May e.-Funeral
services were held here yesterday FOR
Mrs. Laura V. Hickman. who died at
her home In Baltimore Thursday. y
son survives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
NIrs !. r, prnnn.

HEATHSVllI.t.. May 3 Mrs: }, +.
Erann died Friday night OF tubercu-
iosis at her hone. near lyacinin. She
leaves her husband and i've chi!oreh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
NeducIns the Germnn Arm,.

neducln& the German Army.
BERLIN, May 9.~-The reduction
men Will DO completed by May Is.
was declared In an official stateme
FIrcmen Injured In Stocky.rd,a tc,,
CHICAGO. May 9.-Three flrem
were Injured today whom firo d
stroyed q square block OF struotuI
IN the Union Stockyardg. causing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
CUP DEFENDERS TRIAL RUN
ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY
Experts Pleased with Showing OF
Rcsolutc fr Test Sailing ON
NarrnSHnsctt ilny.

EKISTOL. Il. T.. May N.-Thc first
trials of the sloop Resolutc. candi-
date for III. honor OF defending the
Americas cup this summer. were held
in NarraEansct Bay today and gave
complete satisfaction. according TO
IN. experts aboard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

trying to tcrrorize the politicians"
Representative Pell declared his OBJ
position to tho bonus means his po-
litical humiliation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

The time is fast approaching when any
other type OF car than the Safety" will be
as obsolete the old horsedrawn hack,