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The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
GERMANS TRY
GAMBLING BAN
Hope Of Resorts to Establish
Miniature Monte
Carlo Dashed.
BY :. ID. CONGER-
Washington Hernld-PubIic Ledger
Service, Special Cable Dispatch.)

Service, Special Cabic Dfspatch.D
Berlin, July lO.-The ambitions OF
various pleasure resorts to establish
miniature Monte Carlo in Ger
many and take advantage of the
present passion for gaming and re-
store some of the old-time pros
perity have been disappointed. The
federal government. after consulta-
ton with the administration Of the
individual federal states, decided to
refuse all applications for conces-
sions for gambling casinos and to
cancel those already issued.
Several watering places which
made the experiment found the lure
of the green tables, spinning wheels
and little horses very effective in
attracting the money of the spend
ing public and the revenue from
the concessions OF decided import
ance in developing resort facilities,
even though the press inveighed
against the innovation as an en-
couragement to financial and moral
deterioration.
Restrictions Provided.
The gambling public will he re-
stricted for legalized gambling to
concessioned pari-mutuel betting on
races. which has attained such pro-
portions that apparently the only
limit is the capacity Of the machines
TO accommodate the stream of bet
tors at the tracks, and to the draw
ings of State lotteries and govern
-nent lottery. loan racing associa-
tions which share with the govern
ment in the percentage of the total
wagers.
Pari-mutuel advertisements in the
newspapers show a network OF CITY
branches where the public may place
bets without visiting the tracks, and
new machines are being installed at
the tracks as rapidly as equipment
can be provided and the personnel
trained.
Record for High Betting.
Thanks to the opening of new IA
cilities for high bets, a record of
more than 100000 marks was es-
ia ablished for a single midweek race
of no particular Importance at the
Berlin track this week. which un-
doubtedly will be far excelled at the
big events of the summer season.
Handbooks compete openly and en-
ergetically with machines.
Copyright. 1870. by Public lie iI"r CO..
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred bennett have
not completed their plans for the
summer. Mrs. bennett had made all
her plans to be in California a week
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11

Miss Cryder has closed her house
on o street and after paying several
visits has sailed for Europe, where
she will spend the summer.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11

Fortunately no one was hurt. The
party was voted a complete success,
as all of Joe Bradley's parties al
ways are.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-11
Record for High Betting.

The stars incline. put do not compel"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

WOODLAND HE1GHTS-NttractIvc Groom
nome. largc lot ana At less than cost DO
YOU want II! SC. Us now. JOS 7 Cosby
9l Mutual BuliiinG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

sh 9t fHr liz, OF i;l5 f3h n WfTu
G3h:3E!..- E !: R! Es st!!t:s:r
AUCTIONs-LECALS
Legal Notices. o.
nois s ThT ;ns. "9 "a % NJ;
eiet,on Slr-t,cis s sSa Tor y sss
Y ,IiyIp f.ms before said "'sa;ins o. j.
AMs ss,h: &. tsr 81 tn. nf Ns
viii Si"s Be ssa CIT. al it. nanH Of kss.na
~ o'cloch noon on ru.sl-y. January -.
aSf me Of tn ny Sncr ei tG.s na 'r1n.
e:ly, come, before tho meeting. s. +. Ry.
IanH. cashier
ANNuAL MEErlNG-om Do:alnlon rrus,
Of the soss hoiasrs >: Old Dominon "e Ttu.t
es,nbsa} %,l ss ns,! AZ the oaIs. Of
inond. Va. ON wednesday. January H. 80
AZ Al l. o'clock n"en for tho puepos. OF elect.
nran... OF such Other hu-mess may
,'io%ssi. sIak; kSnmoad' ~; bss.n Ssi
IS so Si.tiqt 5 hYusf or 70, s..
rsctors. for the ra,inea ton OF tho acts OF Of
sec's1s .sF me Of - sSt ss
Ms a.,nr prHpe GSdd.1 Gss the raid
BEoAD STREET DANk. I:iehrnond. N4.-
hs ,sspii iht naga ms iii u ihs :o;k
banking nous. Of the BROAD Strse, l., ~
a ne ar5css lsen a" retois df
n S sHi har Hsr snf tor nc %
e.fore his mec,lns. =. l.. Word. ASHER.
pis y. ~ h N3r1GhLrHs Frs, S.,On1
l,ig-Ths board u direetaai. D Of I'M. ro.nnt
s ssoyoc 70 siosghoiaars OF Free record "s as Of OF
Zee nyiah az ash nst-s viii Oe '-''a
hxIiTrAh!E i.oAN SOCIETY,". Inc. Kieh-
4l ms.a @qA5 'c ,a ,siss f 81 liz
k EGh1; Ss lG.n VIII iGpig,y ,aI1 OF
pos. Of "ecins dTectSr. FOR Iii In 's eaaS Snf
,;;.1 and: ana fGi n. ,r.n..c,i@n Of an aud
nc ineciins o.Iwsy Fnil.r. Scr sscreta Tso'e
FlHbsr HATliHs>Ai NJ
mss,sE q the a,*yhdlasrs Ss 8? IL. -n Firsi
y e. af ssa o tGi me "a
4: ::a s.is
room 81 md Sns G N,nh and hvaaa
LQAX, ,AND ,sAvINGs ,conPoKATIoN OF
;s5S!ar snnaal %ssiSF or, the 'l, sioes.
Tors and for, Tho transaction OF such other
Ss said Tn eenn ma" held iG Mo%iar
u hs s efs Iar H. ish sh Sasss
Richmond. Va. George s Barnard. Score.
MEKCIiANTs NATIONAL BANK Rich
m2nd , va M ,1- regul Ia annual meeting
I IiSnai ri sRs ne eisesisa a.isS
ness that my properly come befor. said
-. 1920. at II y. NJ. John {. White.
NOTICE. j., hereby, given that, In accord
annual meeting Of the s,oekhoIIers Of the
Bank CT ccmmerce and Trust, will 10
hsS at 60 ~ En- Tn Ssn sil.e K,tn
nond. VI. Al this meeting resolution
Nh &c on ere FOR the iss ss ol Nm "a
OF tho bank; thus increasine Its ontsta n,linv
capital stock from t250o0o to $500. 900. Sa ld
H. ts n M sad be sui N, tush DTSe
70 the existing stockholders. w. A. Roper.
Vice President and "a shicr.
mond. Richmond. Va. Dectmber. II. 1919:
The seauar annual meeting Of the stock;
: O'clock noon. :er the election, Of dires:
t iran n any other business that may
properly come before them. c. c. BarKs-
the stockholders OF this bank viii be held
at It's banking house At O'Clock p. NJ.
9n Monday Janu 9 + 1920 for The e,ection
otner business as may proprrly come before
said mcet!ns 2. II. Davis. Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

FOR SALE
pns ,room brio. houas md sleeping
Fion AZ AZ t$S street corner posses
one s--oom house. Yves; End: hardwood
shades under entire house 4 beauty: hot
water heat. Possession May /, 1929: ,s.oec.oo.
:, or =. sro3m h?ns., GIp!sr ,p.;x he,
Possession 30 days; ,,lo6oSS.
&C on G.' .;,G.m hSus; .,secO: modern: Bar
One sroom house, Hirhand PARK; new
;;:u!ssSso;o p!pe!ess :urn-cs: slate roof;
on, s,:oom house, VS., Ens; ono Of :he
o. OF. s:gS. hep.s a. :oy.s,d la,.ss.
$3.50 30.
or. ,-;;e s To- house. brick or.e. street;
or ;,s;s cottage: 10: ,eo.s:e; easy
One .-.oom cottage. ives. End: ss.~
F.. \. cArLix & coMpAxr.
Nj. T u. Parrish Madison to.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

FOR SALE. West Clay Street. corner resi-
9SSh,e newly tainted and papersd. Small
r4ssesSton ia 80 day. Ses Mr.. H.ilrr. with
'hah. j.. Eu"hrmund Agent. Room - Al
Ils3t. Itu!!alhs. ..a IL Eas, Main Street.
FOR SALE Harrison street 5-room dwell
ing fI!,. ai.S9 Small cash payment.
b"ihh'" fn"hlhiy like icnt. Newly painted
an" paired ch.y l.. Kuchrmund. Eooin
-: Aiiison building 500 l." East Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

REAL BARGAINS ~ LOTS.
Monticello Place. on Ee,!vue Avenue "a
by $50 feet. Price. $500 TO 500
Bryan PAX Heights. 80 by $50 feet. Price.
MOSS Side. corner I.aburnum and Moss
sue avenue. 80 by 100 feet. Price. $3.50
Confederate Heights. Second Street Road.
30 by $50 feet. Price. 3io5 70 1850
ro~hatan Heights. Fulton HIm. 90 by 1870
rect. Price. slIo TO S?25.
Al OF the above lots ar. sold on monthIv
payment plan. $40 cash. $40 per month.
l.. f. & !. S. IARvIE
Sie Mutual Building
Phone Madison 1855.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

GHACE. 2;es E-For, sale. direct from
Owner. room house. ia acres. right t,
station. g & .; n. n. miles from Rien-
nond city limits Improve nlcnis. Price
5000 :. J.. LINN. :I0o East Grace Street.
Richmond: Va.
HANOVER AVENUE: corner. Two-s;ory
fAis separate entrances. fIont and rear:
large lot. Double garage. Nice location
Cash or terms 10 suit. i22. Times
homes on Church I'LL for lot In West End
Reply BOX SCI.
MONIES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

WHEN ARE YOU COMING
Woodland Heights? 80
SToNEwALL AVE, 7.room. corner house.
very roomy and attractive, modern caccp,
heat $500
rwENTT-sI%TIi ST, rooms. frame. near
sEMMEs, AVE. rooms corner. Possession
September LIST. $500.
FOREST IT'LL. rooms. corner. b,o,l.
from car line. $3.50.
j. \. CONNOLLY & CO.
seventh and Franklin Streets
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a., a. T.. ADAMSoN.
Real Estate and Insurance GEM e''
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses For Sale.
SUBURBAN uOME

WEST END
E.sh, rooms. detached. n.w,y pspered.
lmmsdi.,e possession. ri!ee. $500. 90
PARK AVENUE.
Seven rooms. sleeping port,h moder,
Possession June ls,. Price. ss.bOYoo
BELMONT AVENUE
.oer<. POSSESSION thirty days G rr!Ss.
$4,000" Terms easy.
SHEPPARD STREET
J hs; M.-ss S rflS9 , msSsfa hG q.;.
HIGHLAND PARK.
Ten rooms; :air price and terms rish,.
NORTH RICHMOND.
Perch ana odefn rice. F ,."Sco CO. i Tssms
like rent
CHINA STREET
SIX room. Price. $4,000: $4,000 cash.
ba lance like rent
Z. 7. SCHMIDT & co, INC.
Rtai Estate ana Insurance.
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FARM For sAIe: l!:acTe farm. 10 cleared
ana in high state OF cultivation. /. In wood
n,-rwoIn frame hous.. barn Tor : cows. !:
"nn wagon shed; three fourths fenced
Vim poultry wire. Go"d apple orchard.
r%ai IL. nils from hy' EAR sm@ 10 ran =.
nish school and church. . miles from Rich
isrms reasonable. Apply To !. sw, ear.
Limes- Dispatch.
ff ~ nn ice farm arm and stocN ranch csDgeial
i nh,1eS house and Two barns: well wa.e:.d.
aa to 6nS 80 ss acre aTs,s rSs
, ,crms Fine farm and, lovely. home. 500
wi Fronts SAT- 1asr hsh asd ovs s9gs
Tsst wood; timber and grazing. Hiti:anni
s tna iTse' v GhsaE and easy terms
FARM COMPLETE FOR SALE
anee in timber Soil sooI h iof ,ah, oai
snond IN" half "' ini IL miles from !ch
food Groom house. garasr h,r, h'S hw wa;
nons"s. tool and hog homs". opshard v men
spqrrSy cows: heller. 20 s hh"sfes' iTTgon
coats 100 hnshouyuu t Ks and geese. : angora
, ana other feed disc p"ws. harlow %, r nay
i iatopH ana other inducements Stock and
her Is worth about $500. and can be be ; sold
souabie terms '0I Possess = so1 for sS.Soo. Kea-
FslIowe - BSiid,n CO. Petersburg. Va. Odd
pines 'a fren,n 10 o ora are balance in small
m,, pc r SoncrS,e road mills from TTh nei
ontbuiidings; $500. Excellent in wsS,ssai y
so acres. 90 cleared, balm g..
:rnwth Of pine timber . miles ,rn,, 'hink
units TwelvH-rnom dwelling acc; , lily
81 6oo several SI cottages. large barns. etc'.
city Income pronerty as part pavment or
mediate possession. I'M
49, T.. ADAMsoN.
MAG: I'Gs 9l3 Hull Street.
keal Estate and Insurance Agent.
FARMS-I;is. your farm with Pollard L.
HaSoy. Eleventh and Main Streets RicSz
fS sensS, rs sac bright TOBACCO, dairy ana
aired Mell & Co. .nl North Eighth va
FAnMS for sale in any location w.
Mon,nson g co. 100 North Eighth Street
fGc.R sHrst, ! Is farm YOU. want. sec
.s!!ee 9 -Co..- lie East Main Street.
FNRMS-Ws have several nice farms ON ouI
c. list; Z. j.. d. IL. l.. Denoon. S07 East Main
NoTiSE that these Want Ads are con.
.tmRntiV changing That proves eu;ch re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
AUCTIONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices.

ANNUAL MEEfiNG-Oid Dc::lnlon Trust
Company. The regular annual meeting
OF the stocShoid:rs OF Old dominion Trust
Company VIII be held at the oflice of tho
COMPANY. No. go East Main Street. Eicn-
nond. W. ON wednesday. January Il. 1870
In. directors OF the company and for the
transaction OF such other bushes, M nv
nrooerly come before The meeting. w. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

WEST END BANK-rhc annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF this bank will be held
at rs banking house At o'clock p. NJ.
81 directors and for the transaction OF such
otncr business as NAV properly come before
said meeting. Y. II. Davis. Cashier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

For sale. near carpsnier Station.
D. & s. Railroad. Wake County.
North Carolina. twelve miles from
Durham. similar distance from RAJ
eigh. Within three hundred yards
railroad and two miles from three
stations. Three-Guarters mile from
church. mile and half TO COUNT
school. Land contains abou. one
million feet nine timber; VIII cut
twenty-five hundred cords Of wood.
Land suitable for raising cotton and
;oha cco. cspecialiy tobacco. IL la
one OF the best tobacco section.
central Carolina and we'll -waterrd
II Interested. address W. s Mark
ham. sos Liberty Street. Durham.
y. -. or Raiph Soud.r. Harrison
H!dg.. Phi!adeIphia. Pa.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

$3.50 ACRES. fenced in s-acfe lots with
woven wire; Groom houhe: 5.roOfn
house, Groom house, large barn. stUrs
houses. sheds ana other huidinss: good
orchard. iand prSctica!iy ali cleared and
in line state %! cu.yIvai.cn: nm. horses. .
COVE. ~ hogs. 81 goats. ! sawmi!i complete.
farm tnE!ne: ! gasoline engine, auto
800 bushels OF corn: miles from city on
beautiful road anu IN fine neighborhooI
$4,000 get, the whole business.
g ACRES. - clear and in high STATE or
elltivation: good i-rooin cottage, miles
from Richmond. ~ mile from trolley .irS:
cheap {" quick huy1..
% ACRES on the Broad Rock Road. :.!r
buildings. $50.
49, ACRES. on psmunsoy River. inc build.
ings. $1,000.
40 ACRES. sooa stock .arm; S.w Ken.
County; SLIGO.
ACRES splendid 7-room house Seven
Pines car line: cheap TO guioH buyer.
L. r BRANCH.
~ Il Main St
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Scw stucco dwelling, rooms modern.
oah Toora. and heat Immediate po.scs.
Sion: 3o.rUo; easy payment plan
Four beautiful lots: excellent location
Just listed at bargain price from owner
wLo i leaving the city.
SOUTH RICHMOND
Porter Street dwelling rn,,i,,s -,o5.
pSeepi hsat; IN good repair: recently built.
Rented IN mats at SIS a mor:n each T..
session immediately OF whole hoTse Or on.
ha'' SOU Good terms. :. good tuy
-, "a; l.. ADAMsoN.
Mad. :s6S: 9l3 Hull Street;
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REAL EST d7E fUR SIR

busincss property. 81
fOR SAlE-GarAee Tor 10 cars. renting for
sS"' per annuin shop above, central ioca
uoh New brick. inc Tor repair snui
ltoHcr Bros.. . North Ninth street
Farms and Land for Sale. s3
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ALFEED NEIL. & 80

49, acres, br.sh, tobacco cs,m "a ,-oy
t.cA!ct, D.!aHCe estimated S!..Uy worth OF
sooi saw timber. besides any amount OF
Goruwood. railroad ties. etc
Soi! gray sandy loan. with clay sub
soi.: practically level ana free from stones
Smati o!Ch.id OF various k!Uas OF fru:i
buildings consist of o-room frame dwell
inT, nearly new, and In splcndi! condi,,on
ono au--curc tobacco barn o,< air-curc
barn. blacksmith shop. corn crib and :II
necessary outbu.lding,. Two miles from
station. express and telegraph o;iice; r. r
2; one mile from school. church and store
EHce community and a bargain Prize
5000. Onc-third cash. balance 10 suit
For large small farms see us
ALFRED NELL &c CO.
loi North Eighth Street;
Phone Randolph 1897
Richmond. Va
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
EXERCISES HELD AT
 A. & M. INSTITUTE
Dr. Mckinney Delivers Prin- cipal Founders Day Ad-
 dress at Huntsville

Huntsville, May 3-(Special)- Founders Day exercises were ob- served today at the State Agricultural and Mechanical Institute. with Dr. A. w. Mckinney of the Methodist Episco- pal Church, Huntsville delivering the address in honor of the life and serv- ices of the late William H. Council. Dr. Mckinney recalled his early asso- citations with President Council when they were both just beginning in the work of education, and spoke very in terestingly of the far-sightedness of Council and the breadth of his plans. 1t appears that Council early discov cred during the reconstruction period his best development in the south ex cept as he worked in harmony with the southern white people, and he be- gan early to cultivate the friendship the country. Col Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal the late Gen. Joe Wheeler John Temple Graves, Mrs Virginia Clay Clopton and many other leading whites were among Councils strong supporters
 With firm belief in the possibili- ties of the south, which at that time had not begun to develop, Council led the way in that form of industrial ed ucation which is calculated to give the south more intelligent and eff ficient type of producers. The speaker brought out the fact that Council at one time studied law and was admitted to the bar of Alabama, but that he decided he could be of far more serv- Ice to his race in building up an in- dustrial school which, with the state s support, should grow larger and more useful with the years, so he early gave up politics and the law and spent the best years of his life establishing the work at Normal, which in 1891 was granted the federal fund for agricul- tural and mechanical education and which has now grown into a large and flourishing institution.
 The exercises were closed by decor ating the grave of this wonderful man.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
LABOR BACKS REvoLUTIoNIsTs

Agua Prieta, Sonora, May 3.-Murders and arrest of workingmen in Mexico are given as the cause for the anti Carranza movement of Mexican organ ized labor, according to a written state ment. captioned "Why we workers are fighting Carranza," issued today by Juan Rice, secretary of the Mexican la Dor party, and president of the Aino- typers' Union of the southern republic.
 By slaying and imprisoning workmen, Carranza ended the general strike of 1916," the statement said. 'His hench- man was Pablo Gonzales, who ordered that machine guns be fired upon the kelples workers of La Indianailla, and threw into the penitentiary many work men. among them EzeQuiel Salcedo. A courtmartia1 sentenced the electrician, Ernesto Velasco, to death without giv- ing him a hearing.
 Salvador Alyarado, a genuine revo- lutionist, while governor of Yucatan per mitted the organization of that great people, Workers like Felipe Carrllo Puerto, Berzunza Buenfil and others have succeeded In organizing leagues of resistance in the state, numbering 62,- coo men. In the political struggle, Yuca- tan has chosen as governor son of the people. Carlos Castro Morales. as well as all the deputies to the federal and the local congresses. It's senators are also well known to the working people
 Tn Merida, Yucatan. patients in the city hospitals were driven out at ths point of guns, and those who were too sick to move were forthwith stabbed to death
 Tn the State of Tabasco workingmen were killed by Carranza's henchmen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
By Associated Pr,y

Newbedford, Mass. May S.-The strike of operatives in thirty-seven cotton mills IT. this city today was followed by the Issuance of orders from union headquar- ters tonight to all union firemen to quit work tomorrow Union leaders sand many of the firemen reported for work today through a misunderstanding
 Wilmington, N C.. May 3.-Loss of the American tug Admiral, which foundered early Saturday 22 miles off Topsail in- let, was reported by nine members oi the crew who arrived here today. The men took to the boats just before the vessel went down and were picked un by fishermen and taken to Edgecomb
 London, May S.-Sx former German warship. the Baden, Helgoland. Posen, Rheinland, Westfalen and Nurnberg. and l24 submarines have been allocat4i to Great Britain, according to annotrce- ment in the House of Commons today The United Sttaes will get the Ostfries- land and Frankfort.
 Washington May 3.-Redesigning of all oii-burning mercantile and naval vessels now under construction by the govern ment to make them readily convertible to coal burners, in event of the failure of the country's oil supply, was urged by Secretary Payne in letters today to Secretary Daniels and Chairman Ben son of the shipping board.
 Des Mones, Ia, May 3.-The Method ost Episcopal General Conference, in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-04
NEWS M BRIEF

session here, today voted to submit the matter of unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, to a special committee, with instructions to report at an early date.
 New York, May S.-Speed trials and big gun target practice is included in when it leaves New York, May II, it was announced here today by navy off cials.
 New York, May s.-The death of Fran cois Michel Luis Tonetti, a widely known sculptor. was announced here to- day He was born in Paris April z, 1863, and came to America in 1899.
 Washington, May s.-Department of justice officials believe that the suicide of Andrae Salsedo in New York today materially weakened" the governments work in running down the perpetrators of the bomb plots of last June Assist ant Attorney General Garvan said the loss of Salsedo as a government wit ness meant a redrafting Of the confi- dential inqustions which now have ex- tended over a period of ten months.
 Montgomery, May 3.-Dr. P. A. Baker, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of America, today gave out statement In which he advised that pro hibitionists of the country may safely support, if nominated, Hoover, Wood, Lowden. McAdoo, Hughes, Poindexter or William J. Bryan.
 Helena, Ark, May S.-John Martin, one of the six negroes whose convictions on charges in connection with the negro uprising in the vicinity of Elaine were reversed and remanded by the state su- preme court, was placed on trial in-Phil- lips county circuit court here today TOT the second time on charge of murder
 Dallas, Tex, May 3.-M. H. Wolfe