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The Washington times., 1920-05-24
GATHER CHIEF Of
BALTIMORE POLICE
Maryland Military Mans Ap'
pointment by Governor
Takes Effect June |.

BALTIMORE. May 2i.-Brig. Gen
Charles ID. Gather. commander OF the
First Brigade. Maryland National
Guard. and a member OF the State
military forces for more than forty
years. has been selected by Governor
Ritchie to be police commissioner for
Baltimore.
In announcing the appointment Gov
ernor Ritchie said:
Gen. Charles ID. Gather. whom !
have appointed police commissioner
for Baltimore city has been actively
identified with the Maryland National
GusrdNfor many years. He served as
a captain in the Spanish american
war, as brigadier general on the
The Washington times., 1920-05-24
MUTE WITNESS IN TRIAL.

LONDON May pa deaf and
dumb man was the chief witness in a
murder trial in Glasgow. giving his
testimony through an Interpreter"
The Washington times., 1920-05-24
Bedwear-.

w WI
The kind that spells comfort
for warm nights as well as
cool ones. 1t is never wise to
be without plenty Of covering,
no matter how warm you think
1t is going to be, for chilly
breezes are always apt to ap-
pear from unexpected corners
Of the earth-so be prepared.
Crochet Spread-For single
bed, in two very neat and at
tractive designs. Nicely hem
med and easily launderei.
Former value e. CO
$500 $l.0S
Summer Cotton Blankets
Size 7Ox8O, slightly soiled, but
may be easily laundered in
Lux. Note the unusual size.
Pink borders. 60 OF
falr ~Os~~
Grey Camping Blanket-Es-
mond make. Will stand very
rough usage, and will not show
soil. Regularly priced ca AZ
$500 ...............%1s1O
Standard Army Cot-Covered
with heavy khaki canvas,
strongly made to fold up in
the smallest possible space.
Splendid for camp ca or
Colored Bed Spread-Full
size; shown in dainty shades
of blue and pink. A very de-
sirable quilt. Regularly sells
for $3.50. Tues $655
All Layer Felt Mattress
Capitol brand. Covered with
good quality art ticking, in
blue or brown. &1c 7E
Superior edge. @AOsSO
Soft Cotton Mattress-Capitol
brand. Not the usual lump
combination. but a comfortable,
resilient and durable mattress.
Covered with good GIN or
dark ticking. ....... ..%AVsOO
Sixth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-05-24

Wire the Madison Tire and Rubber Company Inc at
20 West Goth St. Ne1U York, for further information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
NOT TO BE BENEFIClARlES
soldier Relief Liquidation VIII Not
Apply TO Weil-Pnid Men in
Uniform.
IBy Associated prese. !

WASlifNGTON. April i:;.-Commis-
stoned officers in the military or ma
val service during the war Will no,
benefit under soldier relief lcgisla-
ton now Icing drafted. il was learn
cd today. Thr tentative agreement
reached by n House Ways aud Means
Suo-ccminittec. also excludes yco-
manc.tes. ship-yard workers. who
were IN the army or navy but who
received civilian wages. and former
service men who had thci- salaries
paid By their employers while in the
service
The bill as finally presented to the
House this week will he "a composite
measure carrying provisions fo,'
hoinr- building ami extension OF voca-
iionai training and priority in land
settlements
Those 40; desiring 10 take ad-
vantage OF these provisions will re-
ccivc adjusted compensation "a; the
rate OF 81 day. This payment is
said to be tho maj inum amount
which can hr expected. the commit
to" having abandoned the later pro-
posai OF the American Legion to pay
3l."u compensation.
Republican members or the com.
mittce are understood to favor the
Imposition Of Il flat tax not exceed.
ing one per cent on all sales to meet
the expenses. while Representative
Henry +. Rainey, OF Illinois, a mi
nority member Of the committee.
favors placing additional taxes on war
profits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
TO ASK BOTH PARTIES FOR
AMERICAN INDUSTRY PLANK
National tssocintion az Mnnufac-
fur~rs VIII Present Hnsi-
Platform.
.Hy Iniv-rsa, So rvi''

l'S l-NtN-f~a. =. rNi'".
NEW YORK. April - ~ plat
form for American industry is to
be demanded Of both III" Democratic
and Republican National Conventions
by the National Association Of Manu-
lecturers. il was announced today by
statement issued by President
stephen 6. Mason OF the association
An Industrial platfor ia now being
drawn. Mr.. Mason announced. which
VIII lie nut into definite shape by
committee which viii meet here
May :. y, the annual convention
and silver jubilee OF the association,
starting May II, The platform Will
be submitted for approval. if adopted
ii will lie sent TO tn" San Francisco
and Chicago conventions as repre-
senIin the aims and wishes %;
American industry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

The ncw republic rested on n,
arms today waiting 70, any s,epa tn
Federal government might take !,
meet the situation caused by stat,
seizure and operation Of the rail
roads. assumption or customs col,cc
lion and occupation OF Federal hunI
ings.
Twenty thousand state troops ye-.
ready 10 rcrci any attempted Fedora
invasion. Patrols watched the stat,
borher !or evidences OF aggression
Customs r"cc:nts ordinarily for
war'icd 20 New York banks 20 m.
credit or The Mexico city govcrnmcn,
""r" diverted 10 the Sonora stat,
treasury at iicrmosilIo.
~ Aqua Pr;cta. citizens called :.
arms prepared defense ~ tho cit,
from possible attack. though thcr,
h"d been non" thrcatcnch
General T. Gales, former J;nvc-nor
WI" resigned from Carranza's Cant
n"t 10 take chnrgc OF General Alvnr,
'hr.E"n'a presidential Carnpairn
temporarily heads the new rcpubli,
because Or the Illness uf Govcrno,
dc liz lfucria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
A Daily Once-Over
no" Husband should Feel After Break
fnsr.

sWiyes. you are giving your husband "a poor
S.hrl M the morning when sou provide poor
irritable. go " ' """
~ man can leave his home in Il happy
!iame oi nj. and reach his oiico in cheer
LUZ mood ne Will do better work all day long.
any You VIII havn helped him coward success
a. our huSb3nu meets many diSconcrr tinr
mugs In his business world
nothing. ~ 80 "''""
The only reason he submits TO ina..ni,ies
may ne nat he thinks Of his wife and children
,,,, !.eIii'ateS 10 give up certainty for AN
II in were singh. man he mis lit not stnnd
TOR things hc does now ~
Since il TX for YOU think or ti,.s. ,ijr,,
aud start him OF right "' .
hou should be the hast to add TO his burden
a'inn YOU are thr on" to comfort and provide
i niI WIN home managed in such a wey tina I
~ Wih ieci pride in 1t. ana in cvc-y rncmber.
o. u. ana whcr" he may be free from the no y
"'gg,hirrinYs and unpleasant things in general
1920 $500 ." ''''b"i '-"pE fiBnl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ST. LOUIS SHOWS SMALL
GROWTH DURING DECADE
Miss"uri Metropolis Gains Hut S5,31t
Population since 1910. Enving
.7t.0QO InbabItants.

WASifiNL:ToN. April 49,, Louis.
fourth city ot III" country in 1910
had population Of $4,000 on Jam
uary this year, and showed an
'ncrcas" of sj.9.l. or lc.a per cent
over ten years ago. The rate nr
growth during the last ten year.
was the sma,lcs; OF any decade since
the founding ot the city and the in
crcas" IN number wag smaller than IN
any decade since that ending in 1850
when the rate % increase was l@s
per cent.
other census nsurcs announced
are.
Grccnvilc. MISE. 1850. Increase
1880 o. ?o.a per cent
watertown. y. y. aiec3. increase
1888 OF u per cent.
';alcsburs. H.. eS,,sj. increase
1.6s6 or ~ pcr cont.
Charleston. w. Va. 3a60s increase
1852 or 30 per cent.
West lIobokcn. y j. fC.c|.~ increase
$3.50 or 80. per cent.
puduesnc. Pa. 1911, increase g.
2Si or :o2 per cHn'.
Bellair.. Ohio, 1851. increase .
10 or iC3 per cent.
Martins Ferry. OHIO. 1861, increase
2,ici or ga per cent.
Tamadua. Pa. 1865. increase a.o0l
Perth Amhoy, y. j. I.To7. increase
1855 or s3.S per cent.
cniontown. Pa. 1850. increase -
30 or 40 per cent.
MassiI!on. OHIO. l7.i2s, Increase s.
$40 or 25.6 per cent.
chillcotiic. Ohio. 1881. increase
1893 or 81 per cent,
LcnOir, y. 6. ".Ils. !ncrcas. 30. or
1r.' per cent.
Bristol V!rsinia- Tennesser Ii.775,
increase 1881 or Io.a per cent.
Aiken, =. G., i,103. increase Io2. o..
T.. per cent.
Lebanon. Tenn. ,."st increase As
or l!6 Der cent
Wiiliamsport. Pa, a5,l9s. increase
i.@"S or 1876 per cent
East Liverpool. ohlo. 2I4li, In
cr"as" !, U:i Or per cent
hlatisburg. y. Y. lo.s0a, decrease
2:9 or II per cent;
Mcii~cs' Rocks. Fem. 1918. In.
crease :,ol Or 10. per cent
salem. OHIO. 1906. ncrcus. 1862
or 10. Der cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Taking the HIse Ont OF Yen.,.

=, The he's; PROOF OF the failure of "a remedy
IS the as" nf w h !, lnrp2r,s to accomplish
~, ,er In S"ndilon" When medicine is said
along you may GENERALLY dnai ma ~
really good for nothing. "
~ nsass has been administered internally as Il
mtoic'nr FOR AT least nifty years. In recent
Years IT has been exploited anew ana parl
acne tpi,nples with or resulting from iSacR :
neaGs,' and crops OF boils due TO similar in
Yeas; is rich in cellular nuclein. which sub
st NE probably s,imna;es the scayenger cells
ton" for the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF yeast Internal
iiz mas w ssMnSs a been need for help in mob
pus- germ infections.
Now Miss Priscilla rrinps-bnt no one
more nor less than bread ana butter does.
very readily diges,cd and since it is also !,
dGrMen, IL ann"9rS 10 rSiievs some cases o.
imagine.
Yeast is rich in vi,amin. Tina, perhaps ac,
Krow,h n in anisnais and also for tho rsct that
many underwelght ,individuais ,''' -
= nt all The ridieulous noten:ies aserihcd by
w ; j. that it 'pur!'ics tho blood" and
Questions aud Answers.
Trachoma--plcas tell IN" What tracloma is
person to anoihcr Does even produre h,i nns
ness? What Is corn"al absccsh? &C. j. CD
hnEWcT---lrachOma IL an bStina1c chrome
cy" Inflammation resembling "granulatrd eye
ids occurring among European immigrants
and quite frequently in some OF the southern
mountainous states. Kentucky. Tennessee. II.
is very contagious, and is probably spread
also common towels. If neglected, II may
ultimately cause blindness. t. requires Wig
orous and prolonged treatment by doctor or
nculis. under the direction Of the ocuist
Cornea abscess is a formation OF pns in the
condition which Imncris Tie STINT ~ ''''
Mary T., T. r.. A.. Anxious Several of thcm).
Mary f., Alice f.. Unfortunate. Mrs. y. NJ.
A hos n Hand
TO the Surc):
You and each Of you and al arc thus cited
and advised 20 repeat your queries and send Il
stamped addressed envelope for reply by mail.
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
News of Fifty Years Ago

Til. special messengers sent 10 Washington
Mgy nisnt ss In m.sTTI%M w.Ih , ch rs
.Hii j. stated in he f"l9wna iriesram am-
h@ ~ n stu proriT smss
ransrmcnt o. Mrssrs f:iIyson and i'hahonn
s.res 10 know II ii meets with The approval
- counsel wh" appeared before him and en-
i'i"d int" ihr ARRANGEMENT which he sane
Toned" M"sArs. Nreson. Meredith and Wells
n.yr si.miiird Their asst", t" The arran s
~ telegraph last night
Tue .;:.unremII Court o. App"a!s ne; yHsier;
VIA ne ci.rh ana Judge L. {. t. Mcncure
80 clcctrd president OF the court.
S''," Anai,or Taylor. yesterday announesI
i;rvsn... for ;hr entire state. Those for R!ch-
mont ~ y Il i;"n ,,',. First District u, g.
bne-acrrS. Tnjrd District.
I'll. Jefferson Ward Conservative club met
H. nshi President Eabeock appointed the
iiasan. j S's samns Marr"bbn. g @al;h "%I
danes u race and Christian thinner.
Court under the new Constitution commenced
on M"ndSy. lanes II. Cox presiding: William
nsy ! !: coSbiil, cuerk; james NJ: Moody.
sher II 4. ~ Allen and Aiona" Fiourn"y.
c"nin!. 'io"era Of revenue.
The fn!tcd States Senate cCommittcc on
,"inrnrrc.. Yesterday reported fnv"rhbiy' the
b.ii direoing the Secretary Of War TO cause a
I';i'"V,s RIVER en-" N"""~"a Canal {" the OHIO
=. Marri.q; On the, 9Th instant a, 81, James
- -. Mr W. u. Powers to Miss Amelia Bart
ley. ali % MS city.
,h" oil! anthnrizlnx the Governor TO appoint
m"""l q! ihe pcnittntiary.
The following judges wore elected yestcr-
Gay by the Legislature: the odore $. Garnctt.
iqn ana aaTs r. t%r
George and Surry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

DOUGLAS. ARII., April 1a.-iIun
dr"ts Of cattle have been rushed I,
IN" border by both American AN
Mexican owners Of ranches in Nnr,b
efn sonora and many 81 them al
ready have crossed into lii. Unite,
states AT this point. Efforts viii h,
mad" 10 place Tho live stock o,
%rh|!nS ground on this side % IN
international boundary un,n IN
SITUATION in sonora ia stabilized
sonora customs men are tirnln:
bhrN ~ III" International houndar,
al! M"NicanP without pnssrcrr-. an.
"a careful watch IL being kent aion:
IN" hord"r :" prevent unfricndly per
SONS entering the statr.
General j. N. l'ino in command :,
Arua frictn. does no, expect tho do
nance q" the carranZa government. I,
pass without agntire
w" feel sure AN rnor, VIII b.
mad" to wrcst tic town from on
possession" he said ,"nish, "Du
-" are confident OF our ability I,
resist successfully whatever fore,
they may bring against u.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
4 SuE.rstIun
by HENRY EDWARD WARNER

y Suggestion.
'ei'iemea OF the Conventions:
IL has been reported To mo
That deep doubt ranIsles among Won
AS To VIII" The Man shall be
IN 'o!d that the name OF Hoover
has set all your plans adrift
IN" wh"' I've 20 say in consequence may
iroNe very acceptable Mt
NJ pcppE. and full of ginger
IN ha'd as painted fence
M" nave may FEVER, ana these signs both
H.token iel-!!-gencn.
I'm married. and that should keep me
stuck tight 30 the job. for YOU Sc.
" TN everything M and my balance down
why. the job means so much 10 me.
W. mover hccn chased FOR office
I've never pursued the Fame
That attaches 10 being elected
- I've kept :, respcc;ahic name
have never become cntansicd
With nations ~ with us
Mad thhS. II YOU want foy a candidate
Am the very Identical! Cuss:
Icn'lcnen Of the Conventions:
am very rcjoi"cd 10 submit
This hint. and bow IN submits !on
TO whatever you do with it:
Eut please II ""u act, act quickly.
ror my landlord has raised the rent;
AMI the Whi.c House. they say, goes in with
the pay
When the tcnan; = President:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
MANY PLAQUES PREVALENT
THROUGHOUT THE CRlMEA
appearance Of Cholera mud DySenter
Adh IiorrOI. or ryphus
I'm Idle m l,.

Ht'BASTUPpL, April I3.-Cholera
.'nd nysentery have appeared in
F"odos!a. Scbast0pol ana other C;ri-
mean cities adding 10 the horrors M
N" 'yplius epidemic. This city IL vir-
tua'iy without water as i, depends
upon disabling plant which IL
h"nficaped by lack or fuel. Many
cases OF cholera imported from the
Caucasus region have devotional in
f""dos.I and The malady H. spread
ing I"p'dly in that city. which is
crowded with sick and wounded
refugees and soldiers Physicians
az" overwhelmed and hospital beds
are lacking.
Sanitary officials have appealed TO
the American Rcd Cross for vacciucs
campho". caffeine and dislnrectants.
Major George Riden. OF Kansas Ci;".
hrd ross director for Crimca, is pre-
parinG 10 send units 20 yalta, Ker,ch.
S!ini"r"pol and Sebastopol 10 care for
destitute refugees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
C.rrnn.n rhr-nt~u. Force.

NOGAi.ES. SONORA, April Ia
General D!cGucz northern mil;tor,
y"nmand"r Tor President carrnnzn
las issued an ulLiniatum to Govcrno
ue Ia hntrtI and General Gales. o
NE Republic OF Sonora" that mill
tarN measures will h. taken unles.
the state quickly returns Ia the ma
tionh! government. according to n re
port received here today
''"n"sal Carlos Plank. now nrs
assistant I" General Gales, In com
naHd OF forces Of tho new "Republl,
Of sonora" ~ takin;; steps TO FORTH,
puipito Pass. gateway from Chilhua
hnh To sonora. which, ii way said. ;
Few hundred mon can hold against /;
large army
sonora authorities assert they hay,
received d"inito assurances from Chi.
hu" hua that the military forces Of
that state will refuse to nttacl
sonora.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
Thrift,

NO beauty beauty overthrows.
but every Joy it's season knows,
Ana all enchanted hours prepare
entertainment for tomorrow's wear.
Who in the just society
mat walks with him this hour ca see
Hut shadows OF another bliss.
Loses both that delight and this.
Gr!evc not the parting day. for soon
Inc nigh;nga!es will sdng the moan
Climbing the track that now tina sun
Leaves when the songs of day are
done
And srievc not when her beauty fails.
E an; sl!chcc Keeps the niGhtineales.
For tina; eclipse again will bring
Ine sun with all his birds Il, sing
John Dr!nkwater in the Anri,
Yale Review
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
FOURTEEN VICTIMS OF MAD
DOG WILL TAKE TREATMENT
i n,stSur Cure VIII Ire Administered
nj the Alabama State
Institute.
iiy AssnCiytcd Press
I.II l. tIS Anil 10 II

MOBILE. ALA, April i3.--Th- four
teen persons bitten by supposedly
mad dog late Saturday evening. VIII
go TO the state Iastrur Institute at
Montgomery for treatment. an en-
animation Of the dogs head having
sAown that it was suffering from
rabies.
Some Of the persons bitten are
preparing 10 ltyivr for the state in
stitUtr al once. subscription fund
has been started TO pay expenses OF
those not financially able to make the
trip 10 the institute themselves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
rime for EedcrnI Ar,inn.

10 the Editor OF Tine Times Dispatch:
Sr.--it seems that result OF tn. strike
OF ''inSurgent' railroad woriimeu, which is
spreading throughout the country. mail ser
vice between IiichmOnd and all northern
points h1s been shut Of. Is IL not high time
the Federal government WAS showing its hand
end this paralysis Of the cDuntry's means
Of communicate II is c!otned with ali
necessary authority unGrr laws long existing
take drastic action I" punish any and all
interference with the operate ion Of the mails,
whether under The guisc Of strikes not
Why has the Department OF Justice wasted
several days vaius hia time puzZling over the
it should pursue, when il has at hand
ready forged ami waiting weapon WITH
which to strike effectively? OH. for another
Grover Cleveland in the white ii"usc. If for
tut forty-eight hours. CITIZEN.
Richmond Va. April H. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
AMERICAN FLEET LEAVES
TO MEET PRINCE OF WALES
The birmingham, and Twenty Destroy.
crs VIII Accompany RcnOwn
Hnnn{ni..

ioNOlLI.t. APRIL l:.--The cruiser
birming ham and twenty :lestroycrs
ieft mere tonight 10 meet the British
battle cruiser Ecnown bearing the
Prince OF Wales on tour 10 Aus
tralia and New Zealand The notili:,
VIII escort the Kenown to this port.
Iha Renown. according to radio
hessaGns' VIII leave Honolulu at day
break Wednesday for Tho ,ntinnJ.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
FORMER GERMAN EMPRESS
DEATH is EXPECTED HOURLY
Deutsrh~ InEes ZcItunE Announces
THAT Her Condition Has Hcrome
Very Grave.
flDy AHsoci.,t Al -.

7 TJN iNti-UtI.I II If-sN.
BERLIN April l3.--'rhc Deutschc
raGcs Xciiung today says il has
learned from reliable source that
the condition or former Empress Az
susta Victoria has become so grave
that the announcement OF her death
may be expected at any moment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
GENERAL STEPHEN JUBICIO
FACES CHARGE OF MURDER
Former Austrian Army Commnnd.r
Killed Civilians During War,
10 TX AIleped

VIENNA. April I2.--The nam, or
the general arrested Yesterday On
charge OF murder. resulting from III.
summary shooting Of civilian espion-
az" suspects during the war. Is dis
closed as stephen Jubicio. who com
inanded an Austrian division on the
eastern front
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
FORMER SENATOR BURTON
NAMED TO TARIFF BOARD
President HOnors Ohio Republican,
G1finn TX shipping Hoard
Member.
Lny Nssociaiea rr.ss. l

WA SEIlNGTON. April Former
Senator Theodore Burton. Republican,
OF Ohio. was nominated today To be
member OF the Tariff Commission,
and Martin }. Gillian. OF Wisconsin.
was nominated ~ President Wilson
10 be member OF the Shipping
Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

Is' circle oi more wages bigger profits and
nikher prices. To lower wages. reduced profits
anu lower prices. The change must come
nomehow' even /: huge comruerral AMI
hhanci1l explosion is required TO bring it, y
Hiihe or The buyers aud consumers might he
, easiest safest and quickest way. AMI
rrihR the result without damage to anybody
'ut nose who are getting more than they
honestly earn by labor Investment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
4 Sex inJuAticr.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sr,--In today's Times Ioispatclt there is "a
very interesting story Of the engineering
ability OF a spider AZ the web uildina or
spinning spider is always an Individual Of the
female eek. | am writing 10 ask how il hap
pcned that your proof readc: permitted the
OF he male personal pronoun in the story.
This error reminds me OF similar error mad.
10y VIGIL. Shakespeare and many other writ
in trying 10 make the honey bee male.
HENRY HAMILTON
Richmond Va. Aprl y. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
800 KILLED IN EXPLOSION
OF A MUNITIONS DUMP
Accident ut ROtcnstein. East Prussia.
Last sunday. More Serious Thnn
Mt First Reported.
INV NssUCiNied Press

7
PARIS April l3.--Three hundred
pcrhons wero killed in tho cxplosio
Of munitions dump at Rotensiein,
East Prussia. on sunday, according
20 dispatch from French heudQuar-
tcrs at Maycnce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14
l:anbon D,.,r,rd ~ rr,

IT. FASu. TENAS, .Apr!l lG--C;cn
"ral Manuel iauboa. commander q
INC Federal troops AZ IIcrmoslIl,
sonora, capital. has been deserted n
ms command and has fled 20 Nosale>
ME Tor protection. according I,
private .dv!ccs received here late TO
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

Meat trust representatives are 80 as
stuously cheerful in suggesting that the
producers Of cattle buy in the stOckyards
rs TO suggest confident faith that after IL
year or so Of amateur operation they Will
be ablc Ia rcCapturc tho properties at very
considerable reduction OF prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-14

matter OF days until another tragic and
needless accident shocks the city. Which
raises the question. Are the police power
less 10 control traffic must they depend
or these recurring accidents To bring brief
Intervals Of street safety?