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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

Mrs. Glomstad, and daughter
Ella, of Osceola township, were
Milbank visitors Monday.
Mrs. o. G. Munson and little
daughter Virginia, of Dawson,
spent several days here visiting her
sister Mrs. Archie Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoklund and son
anu Mrs Nick Volstad, and Beatrice
Skeaarer, were Ortonville visitors
Sunday, making the trip by auto.
jamestown On. d. Daily Alert
Mrs. j. Austin and daughter Mary
have returned to Milbank, S. D.,
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
E. Clark. DR.. Austin, of Spokane
also was in the city.
The ladies' aid of the Salem Luth-
eran church Will be entertaied at
the church parlors by Mrs M G Hol
quist on Friday afternoon, May IA.
Visitors are invited and always wei
come
Miss Lillian McKernan, of Mime
apolis, and little ne;ce, Miss Mary
Duffy, spent four days Of the past
week visiting relatives and friends
in the city. They returned Thurs
day
Mrs VIM Ross attended the grad
uating exercises Of the Winona
normal school. last Friday, from
which her daughter, Miss Esther.
will graduate next month. She re-
turned the first Of this week.
The statement of the Albee State
bank in this issue of the Herald
Advance, shows that Milbank has
no corner on good banks in Grant
county The bank is in a healthy
and growing condition and is a
solid institution for a little city.
The Herald man while on his way
home last week enjoyed a visit on
the train with H. o. Breckenridge,
one IF Grant county's early day
rustlers. He was on his way from
his home at Reeder. N. D.. to Mi
not, to attend a political convention
Rudy Mosiman, the Delco light
dealer, installed a plant in the G..
M. Phillips general store in Corona
this week. The plant will furnish
light for the drug store also. A
great many Of these plants are be-
ing sold throughout the county
and are giving satisfaction to the
users.
Mr. ] D Burkhardt and wife re-
ceived word from Minneapolis last
week that little son was born to Mr.
and Mrs Burkhardt, of that city.
This grandma and grandpa business
is a great thing we can tell you.
Mrs Burkhardt, jr.. was formerly
Miss Ella Berg, of Ortonvilie.
While the senior editor and wife
were at Willow Creek, Mont. last
week. they enjoyed a visit with c E
Mills ef St Paul, who had strayed
out there with the Hook EN-
Cows Of the St Paul stockyards,
on their recent visit to the Mon
tana ranges. Mr. Mills was repre-
senting the South st Paul National
bank with which he is connected.
Mrs. Harold Hougaa, a sister of
Mrs. Amel Molberg, Of LaBoIt.
who will be better known to Grant
county residents as Emelia Glom-
stad, died at her home in Grafton.
N. D.. last Sunday morning. The
remains were brought to LaRolt
for burial. She leaves her husband
and two daughters.
A party Of ladies of the Evangel-
ical church went down to Big Stone
Wednesday to hear Bishop L Seager
Of Napierville, lecture on the for
ward movement. The bishop was
on the way to attend the Dakota
conference at Jamestown. The la
dies were Mesdames Menger, Neu-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

FOR SALE.-Two seperate quar-.
ter sections of grazing land, all
fenced, shade trees and running
water. About ID miles north OF
Marvin. Enquire o. John Ecklund,
Wilmot. S. D.. or Buus & Ereboe.
Marvin. Iw
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

LOST-a pocket book containing
about So in change. Finder please
re-urn to Earl Light, clerk Of
courts.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

For Sale-1 Monarch Cook Stove,
/ Favorite Hard coal Heater.
Hoover Kitchen Cabinet.
Thomas Mani
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

Found-A pair Of ladies' gloves.
Owner may have same by p.oving
property and paying for this in
sertion.
Herald-Advance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1920-05-14

Phone. 5lsF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
Assessors Agree Upon Uniform Rate
of Fifty Percent Of Land Cash Values

Before adjourning yesterday after
noon, the convention of state land as
SCISSORS, mat has been engaged for
me past two days in the discussion
of methods for putting in operation
system of uniform assessments of
real estate throughout Virginia.
adopted two resolutions. The first
Of these was that it was the sense of
The meeting that all lands throughout
!he state be assessed at their fair cash
value
The second resolution was offered
by w. n Baldwin, OF Radford, and
was to the effect that all real proper
~ Of the state be assessed for taxes
on the basis of not less than so per
cent of the ascerta.ned fair cash
value.
Explaining the purpose of his reso-
luton MIR. Baldwin said. that under
present methods OF assessment lands
assessed as nigh as so per cent OF
heir market values, while In other
sections they were assessed as low
as IL per cent. He wanted the as
SCISSORS to GO on record as agreeing
10 a minimum basis of so per cent.
which would Rave the effect at least
Of bringing t. a reasonable percent
age of valnapnns those sections that
were now far below the average. He
realized. he xai6s that II would be
tifaeNlt, aspS M the delin-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09

quent sections. TO compel the immed
late assessment of lands at their full
cash vale, ban the resolution would
result in a bt ming TO that end If
all lands in tt" state were assessed
al their fun cash value, Mr. Baldwin
sold. the tax might be materially
lowered.
BY invitation, Auditor c. Lee
Moore addressed the conference. with
regard to the laws goVer7<ag taxation
and the system of making assess
Inents. iie made it plain that lands
could mot be assessed at the same
figure in all sections of the state. for
the reason tina; lands in many parts
OF Virginia are worth five times as
much as those in another part. He
suggested AZ a basis the report Of
sales. and tbs known values of sur ?
rounding lands and property.
Much light was thrown in the as
sessments of real estate by the dis
cussion at thc conference, F rank
admissions were made OF assessments
ridiculously low in many counties
One instance was reported OF the sale
OF a farm in " ise county for $40 geo
which was assessed for taxes at only
$4,000. Another case was that OF a
farm in one OF the Tidewater coun-
ties the owner of which had protest
ed tax valuH of $4,000. Shortly
afterwards ne sold the timber on the
place foExt4e.ooo ana the land for
400 UUYsN% WI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
BY Universal Service.

Washington. May s.Dangor to American lives and prop
ETY. Mexico result Of the revolution today resulted
important the part of the navy department.
Secretary the Navy Daniels stated that 100 marines
at the League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia been orr
ercd to hold themselves in readiness for departure ouhward
The transport Henderson, the secretary said has left the navy
Chareston G. for Philadelphia where she will take
on board the large contingent of marines there.
The Henderson is and ordered to proceed at
League Island where She expected to arrive
Monday Colonel p NJ Bannon command Of the marine cons
tingent Philadelphia navy yard will command the 1000
ordered embark the Henderson, The transport
will then proceed Key West Ito await further orders.
Secretary Daniels fatty stated tonight that the marines
from the Henderson would be landed Mexican soil should
circumstances warrant. He said: 81
I'VE going protect American lives in Mexico al
much i, possible to do and if the landing of the 200
marines the Henderson necessary will land them 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
d
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH !
FOR LEXINGTON

Special TO The Richmond virgintan.(
Lexington Va May s.--The Lexfn9S
ton Baptist congregation is ceiebrAlx
ing the seventy -ninth anniversary ~
the establishment OF the chue>@ tht4
week. incident to the dedication Of y
handsome new building which is comy
pleted
Union services of the variou4
churches in town, were held wedne3s
day night. Dr. w. j. McGlothlin, press
dent of Furman University OF SOUTH
Carolina was the speaker
The Subsequent program for tho
week concluding sunday follows.
Thursday evening: Address, DIR. Pow4
hatan w James. pastor First Bapti xt
church. Lynchburg, Va
Friday evening; Address DR.. John
f. Vines, pastor First Baptist church,
Roanoke, Va
sunday morning: History of I4exingy
ton Baptist church, Professor Lewis
Tyree; dedicatory sermon. Dr. Is. HI
DEMENT,, president Baptist Bible in-
stitute. New Orleans, La, former pa ~
tor of the church
The church is handsome and mcA-
ern structure. located on Main street,
and built of brick with front pillAr6s
giving the structure colonial art
pearance. The building project wal
started under the pastorate of tD1y
Charles Manly few years ago. and
continued under the ministry OF ADt{
W. O. Beasiey. who died in the ausUnyd(
of 1918. The present pastor is MsxS
a. NJ Hester, Of North Carolina. wnxl
formerly was q chaplain in the unttaM
States navy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
FLOOD IS ENDORSED
IN APPOMAT1O

Especial to The Richmond Virginian1
Appomattox. Va, May S.-A large
and enthusiastic mass meeting of the
Democrats of Appomattox county was
held at the courthouse this evening,
and the following delegates were
elected to the Democratic state con-
vention to be held at Roanoke on the
l9th OF this month. Hon. H D. Flood.
:. j Harding. 6. O. Thornhin, ]. r.
Horsley, Colonel Joseph Button, j. W.
Carter. ]. X Megginson, +. T.. Sears,
l.. b. Lyon, \ II Featherston, u. a,
Conner L. NJ Drinkard, w, r, Bright
well, +. L Chism J. I. Mix, l.. +.
Ferguson, j., II. Abbitt. c. W. Smith.
A, II Clement, W l., Brown, l., l..
smith. H. w Mckinney, r. L. Burke.
e. l.. Martin r. w Babcoek. j. A.
Burke. S. l.. Ferguson. L. L. ellis AMI
7 A. Walton.
The delegates 60 un1nstrurted. AM
the unit rule was adopted and those
present at the convention authorized
to east the vote of the county,
Resolutions endorsing the federal
admir- Illustration. President Wilson and
Congressman Flood were adopted
Resolutions were also passed com
mending the course of Senator Fer
guson and Delegate Horsley. of the
Virginia Legislature, and the county
and district officers and their admin-
istrations were also approved by said
mass meeting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
Dup ont Treats
Cause Death of
Dyestuffs Bill

Washington. Mrv S~-Thn senate
TODAY lard The dyestuffz biz on the
shelf indefinitely following disc1os-
uras that the DUPONT interests were
behind tho measure snd were using
y, matters described F-45,t, ia
whip them into line
Enthusiasm of son-c senator's for
The bin designed 10 give complete
protection 10 American dyestuffs
r7,aniIfa ctt,rer4 droppca precipitateiv
when the curtains were ripped aside
and tho guiding hand Of the DuPonts
were revealed
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
Union Theological
Seminary Finals
Commence Today

This ls examination week at Union
Theological seminary Glnter Park,
The commencement EXERCISES begin
this morning at u A. NJ. when the
Baceaiaureate sermon wifi he
preached by Rev Henry Wade Du-
Bose, u. d. Of DanrilJc. Va. The
annua! address &C. the Society Of Ms
slonary Inquiry VIII he delivered az
& z NJ. ny Ece Robert n. Gedtnger.
missionary Of the Glnter Tark Pres
byterlan church - Luebo. Congo.
Beige, Africa.
Wednesday - commencement day
proper and the public exercises will
he held in the Seminary chapel At II
A. NJ The address on behalf 81 the
board q trustees to tbs graduating
class, Will be made hy Rev " Nice
Whit. n. u. Of Raleigh y c. and
the address en- behalf Of the Prcsbv-
terlan committee Of publication by
Rev Russell Coed. y. p.
The reunion Of the classes of 1870.
1859 lN9p 1900 1910 and 1920. will
be held At the luncheon IN the refec-
tory IF Richmond hail Wednesday at
I + NJ
The names of the graduates with
Of labor. ia which they go are as fol-
lows, James English Consar. jr..
Bishopvlue, s. c. missionary 10 ia
pan. James Il. l.. Berry Emmett,
Tenn. stokes County. y. G. Harold
Thomas Rridgman Richmond, Va,
missionary 10 China Edward Calvin
Clyde. Augusta. Ga. Wachaprea que,
Va Horace Newton Cunningham.
NacogdQcheS. Tex. Mercedes, Tex.
Leonard Hugh Eike!. Fort White,
Fla. Williamsville, Va George Rouss
Faw stanton Va. Seven Springs
y. G.. Dan Hamilton Graham .Abing-
don. Va, Northfork w. Va. Walter
Ellis Harrop Lyndon. O.. Chase City
Va. John Kemp Hohson Point of
Rocks Md. missionary to Africa
Walter King Keys r No, . Emmett,
Tenn. Roxhury Va. John Lyle Me
Bride, Glade Valley \. c., Stuart,
Na< Terberj :, Morgan, Atlanta. Ga,
keysville. Va. Peter James Murdoch,
Richmond, Va, Richmond. Va. Will
liam Brown Neill Selma, y c.,
Rocky Mount, y. c.. William Paul
Nickel, Glover. s. c. Glover. s. c.;
RAYMOND Howard EatChfOrd. Gas
tonia n c.. F'armville. \. c., Walter
GRAY Somervillc. Mitchells, Va, Hills
vile. VA: Ernest Trice Thompson,
harleston w Va. Moses y. Hoge
Fellow: Jean Andrew Nache. Phila-
delphia. Pa. So, Charleston, W. Va.
Howard Melvin Wilson, Glover. $,
G. Stua-t's Draft. Va: Frank Hen
Aerson Scattersood, Bristol, Tenn.
C3rrppNIiiC Y {
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
President Carranza Sup
posed to Be Headed for
Vera Cruz
VILLA OFFERS TO
SUPPORT OBREGON
Bandit Chieftain Submits
Proposals for Peace,
MAY Be Rewarded BY
New Government With
Military Command

Chihuahua City, Mex, May
s.-Official reports from Tor
reon, state that Generals Obre-
gon and Gonzales entered Mex
leo City with their troops this
morning.
Railroad transportation from
Juarez TO San Juan Del Rio, 100
miles northwest Of Mexico City
is uninterrupted.
General Amaro, with a com
mnd Of 5000 troops left here
yesterday to attack ToTeon,
but while between Conejos and
Borrneiillo, he was met by a
message from General Cesarzo
fa~tro, commanding 5000 men
r. rorreon. offering his ad-
losion to tie revolutionary
movement.
SaltiIlo. a supposed Carranza
STRONGHOLD. has been evacuated
.1
~ troops WHO ieil1dLhtt4 10y ~
O Cafranza, and Is now in pos
.os>ion of the revolutionary
general. Luis Gutierrez. broth
II OF Iulalco Gutierrez, former
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N'At < ~ ~ II i'9V u YEA ~ ~ "a
co
r, t-1
tit lul'h coIIlll utilization
a1th T0rTpOn. SaltIll0 and On.
Il.11
dIl@o MIS- ldbuNleu from
'hihuahua today
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
HUNT IS INDICTED
FOR FIRING HOUSE

Especial to The Richmond NirginianD
Gordonsville. Va. May S,-The Com :
monwealth vs.. u. ID Hunt of GordonS-
willie. held its preliminary hear NJ
Thursday, May 8 at the courtroom in
the town of Gordonsville, Va. The
commonwealth was presented by 4. I.
Browning. commemorative attorney OF
orange assisted by Mr.. Kelley, OF
Richmond The defense was repre-
scented by George l.. Brow ming, of
Orange. and r, e. Grimsley of Cnl-
pepper Or. F. Il. Perry of Orange was
the trial justice in the case. MIR, Hunt
was indicted and sent 10 the grand
jury which will meet the fourth Mon-
day in this month in Orange, Va. d. u
Hunt was charged with burning tAe
house in which he lived on MAR
street, on April 6. which resulted y
the largest FIRE Gordonsville has ever
known and the loss of about 100000
worth of property.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
CARRANZA BELIEVED TO
BIZ HEADED FOR VERA CRUZ

Washington. May S.-~The report
that President Carran2a, with his
family, has fled from Mexico City and
is aboard a special train bound for
Vera Cruz. was reiterated in unof-
fetal adyices reaching Washington
his afternoon.
With state department communi-
cation with Mexico completely cut off
since late last Thursday night. the
insistent reports OF Carranza S flight
could not be officially confirmed. 1t
was generally assumed that. fearing
the steady pressure of the enveloping
movement OF revolutionary forces to-
ward the capital, Carranza had
abandoned Mexico City. RAN COM
munications with the Guatema Ian
border 10 the South have been cut
dispatches state, and Carranza's only
Alternative was to get To Vera Cruz
before chat avenue OF escape also
vas cut.
Candido Aguilar's reported occu-
patton OF Vera Cruz with two thou
sand picked federal troops as body
guard for CSrranza was understood
to have been confirmed by later re-
ports by way Of III Paso
Headquarters Of the revolutionary
forces here had not received con-
formation OF report that General
Benjamin Hill, at the head OF large
Mexico City. Hill is General .Obre-
CONS chief staff and was form
er!y military commando " Mexico
City under Carranza
1t Was said that If Hill had actually
occupied the capital. communication
with him by wireless would have
been established by way of FL Paso.
Up to a late hour nc reports had been
received here directly from Hill,
The complete lack OF information
from Mexico City at the state depart
ment was attributed to the fact that
Carranza had seized the cable Offices
at Puerto Mexico and Vera Cruz thus
breaking OFT direct communication
between washington and the Ameri-
can embassy in the capital.
No messages have been received
from Charge ID 1Affaires Summerlin at
Mexico City since late Thursday.
An important phase 81 the situation
en - -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
BAPTIST HOST MEETS
IN WASHINGTON IN
CONVENTION MAY L
Southern Baptists Gather
In Important Sessions in
Billy Sunday Taber-
nacle Many Ric h.
monders to Attend

FFha e
tier con, ',I'e ~ ',ae ,oo', Irs 90
~ 'i' ~. ',',soaS
800 NV - ,70 80
-, "a 'o'', -, -. - utselo9e
"a ~ ~, POI al
go ,'sI ~ W., n''s 80
80 -, 1"o ~, =. -. ing ma i ii's
a,a ,<aar,ir IN ~ ~ oa+aIi -
"''r po'r's " - DC ~ St''s''1 ai'es'
Inc Rale,Sh hotei mas been re
SeiSeu LOT 'h, nAr'ous secretaries
ana Gfhcers Of the different boards
ana tha convention VIII be IN session
from Wednesday May T. until Mon
oaN - ~ pfese u laliFes from al
"NeI Inc SCUM ana az Tar est as
Ne" Mexico VIII oe IN attendance 70
Cohsider n" reports OF the various
ooardst rive oil the chlef boards are
me LOT ign hoaro III IONS "f'ieh Is
located IN Nlcbmend' Jhe nome ms
SION board' located al Atlanta ia
the Suhday Schooi puntishing board
located al NaeAFllIe' rem the Cd
uca aexal BOAR located IN Burning
nam Ala ana me ministers reilef
ooarq, Iocated IN t'aIlas 4exaS
FROM ina report OF me foreign
BOARD, ACCORDING 70 Or. /, +. Ray,
secretary lh3~ has been the greatest
year IN us h's'efE, douniing pracueai-
" me entire mount raised last year
Fh'it'tAe ''' tt4tt~ i%atNitS VI AAA'
convention vi D. me victory eeie-
orauon Of tn $t3,00Q.ooo campaign
conducted last November 1he SUB
scrIpions ia trat campaign gong
over the $9o,0eepo0 mark.
Such an overwhelming success
rnaFNs an epoch long TO De remember
ed IN the tlStery Of The southern
Bapust church ana gives assurance
OF large Aost Of Bapust people re-
jolcIsS over the great victory ac-
compllshed,
The Nom2as Mission mon OF the
southern Baptist, Of which MIS- w,
G. James Of Richmond. Is president
Will meet IN conjunction with the
Southern Baetlst convention
rms VIII te enc OF the most inter
; esting and charitable sessions held
~ the union since Us organizatioh-
The success OF the 15.ooo.Qoo cam
palgn with the happy result from 1t IN
inc enilstng OF large NUMBER or
the young peopte and many new or
CARNATIONS All add great interest 70
| this meeting The business sessions
VIII take place on THURSDAY ana
FRIDAY; these as wei as al OF the
meetings WI. ne heid az me calvary
baptlst thHrth. ElEhth ana Il Streets'
\. W on FRIDAY evening the entire
/ program Is - the hands or the young
people IN" W. NJ. q sermon Whi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
AT SPA
MAY DE POSTPONED

Paris, May Sit has come to be CON
fidently believed in the best Informed
circles that the Spa conference will
be postponed. The date of the meeting
had been, fixed for May Is.
Vital differences separate Great
Britain and France as to the revls on
of the indemnity figures is an indis-
pensible prel iminary to all plans for
the economic establishment OF me
countries lately at war.
Germany will be pleased by the
post ponement. II has been reported
that the German government has asked
the French for an adjournment of the
Spa conference until after tho Ger
man elections on June 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
TWO MURDERS ADDED
10 "BLTE3BEARD" RECORD

Los Angeles. Cal, May S.>-Wher
the red record of "Bluebeard" Harvey
is given to the public this Is
scheduled for Monday after his sen
tence by Judge Wilfis.--nine wife
murders will stand against him IN his
confession. -
Five hours skilful questioning to-
day by District Attorney WoolWine
and Detective MCIaren added two
murdered women to the previous list
of seven.
The names of these victims and the
circumstances of the crimes await the
fun disclosure by Mr., Woolwine Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
STOLEN MAIL POUCH FOUND
MONEY STILL IL MISSING

New York. May S.-Postoflice au-
thorities partially unraVelCd the
mystery surrounding the theft OF S23,-
600 from mail pouch when they re
covered the pouch tonight
The money in small bills was stolen
from a pouch in which was mail from
the Federal Reserve bank to cores
pondents in other places. Enclosed
in locked mail auto truck the police
was stolen in some unknown manner
Nothing leading 10 the identity OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
WIRELESS ANNOUNCES Ssss
CAPTURE OF MEXICO CIT5

Aqua Prieta Mexica, May B.
Generals Hill and Oregon. were IN
tering Mexico City tonight and ~
holding wireless OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
with the governor of Sonora at Her
mcsilio. according To an AnnOuuE%9
ment made tonight by General CxllS
az the Il -
ItiouaFy xorcex sss .s,.s.I Nj
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
MARYLAND DiSTIILE.RIES
TO OPEN IN THE FALL

Baltimore. Md. May S.-Distiileries
are to open in Maryland in the fall, il
was announced today.
Rye whiskey is getting low, 1t was
admitted. But that which will be
rnAde. win be Tor the Arng trada.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09

This Is the first official statementa
that the United States may use its
armed forces to intercede for the proc
lection of Americans in Mexico, kHa
such a serious move should becJe.lA.
recessa ry. The transport Henderscn.ss
with her marine contngents ON board.5
wilt ba held at Key West until such
time as her presence in Mexican wats.
ers is considered justified. when She
will proceed Immediately TO the seat
OF trouble under the protection Oh
the destroyer fotilla which left New
York recently under urgent crderss5
The destroyers Sherwood. Daless
Putnam and Reid arrived today az
Key West from New York, the navy
department announced. The de-s
stroyer t'iusser which sailed froHs
New York after the main f1otillas
had left. is enroute to Key West in
company with the leadership Black
Hawk Secretary Daniels.
The destroyers viii remain at Key
West TO await the arrival of thaA
Henderson which is expected at Key.
West by Friday NJ
Secretary of War Baker said todaysl
that no unusual" steps had BEEN
"a ken toward the possible suppleT9
mentug ri the marine contingent hya
regular army forces. It is underss
stood however. that the war and navy
departments are in close touch WITH
The situation and are ready to cos
operate fully In the event of an
emergency,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
ARRESTED FOR OPERATING
AUTOMOBILE cARELESSLY'

NJ Browdy, 406 West Marshall
street. was arrested last night by
First District officers for operating an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
Additional Warrant is sworn.

An additional warrant was sworn
cut against Henry Saunders colored
last night for the theft of $2e. The
man is already in the city Jail and
the charge will be heard In police
court It thu end of hix rfssent tsrnA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-09
War Navy Departments in Close Touch
and Ready to Cooperate in Event Of
Emergency
Fleet at Key West in Easy Striking Distance Of
Coast Port Should Lives and Property Of Cit
izen of United States Be Threatened

- order a he
"a