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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
AUTOMOBILE MEN EFFECT
RECIPROCAL AGREEMENT
Car Dealers VII" Comply with Own
state Laws viii Not I'm
counter Trouble

For come time in the past Rich;
n"nd automobile owners and trurI;
opetators have been having consid-
trab!e trouble operating trucks and
ears through the District of t'oluru
land. "'
Through tho effort Of a number NJ
richmond dealers u reciprocal agree
menu between The District of coiu,n
DIR MARYLAND and Virginia has hrrn
reached and cars and trucks can now
Ne operated in that territory without
Eoupic as long az they comply with
me state law in the States from
which they come
both the two States and the Dis
rIVt refuse 10 recognize a paper tac
SAVING that license has been ,nn,j.i
i"r. or tag issued by the ma n,iflr-
.urer OF the car when cars are in
r.hSt. Each State has laws rnuuir.
ing car dealers 10 secure metal ii.
oehSe dealers TAGS and II will he
wnrh TINS law is violated ,h:,t ,ba
p",!ce authorities Will take a b,nj
iFucks doing commercial work he
tween District Of Columbia ana vi,-
Sthi". whether they b. licensed In tho
nIStTic, or N Virginia. will have
.p""I rights and viii no; be- liable
10 arrest unless impropa " ia-reJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
HOLDS MEAL At NOON is
INCIDENT OF DAYS WORK
Russell wood L. Awarded CompcnSn-
tion for Accident Suffered CoHI-
ing From Luncheon.

Injuries resulting from an accidsn;
curing tn" lunch hour, even thong n
the accident may occur on the pub
lie street ANA at point SON. dis
tance from the place OF employment.
are comp"nSable under certain cir
cumstanc,s under the Virginia Work
mems Compensation act. This is tn.
Stst or a decision made Saturday by
the Industrial Commission of Wiz
sinia
The opinion is handed down by
Commissioner G. y. McIIuSh. in which
Commissioner kizcr concurs. form
favor OF compensation for such ac-
ciGents
\ dissenting opinion by Commits
sioncr Richard +. Beirne holds that
an accident during the lunch hour
AZ point remote 10 ;he place OF
employment ana while the employee
is not engaged in some task con
ncctcd with his employers business
IS not compensate under the Nirgini.,
act.
In the majority opinion. Commits
Sioncr McliuSh makes An award in
favor OF Russell Wood. an lS-year- o Id
youth. who was injured while riding
bicycle on Broad Street in return
ing rom his lunch TO his place OF en-
pioymcnt at The home Offices OF the
l.ii- Insurance Company OF Virginia,
ht Tenth and Capito! Streets. Til.
bicycle co!lided with an automobile
ana tn" youth suffered a broken leg
lie was allowed s. wccI; compcusa-
ton. for the time h. los; from his
work.
Tme case. probably. Will be- appealed
TO a cher court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
RICHMOND MAN TO PRESIDE
Rev. w. u. walters VIII ~. ,v r,
"' hTiStinn Church Conferences
Newt Week

E"N W. 7. Walters. OF HichmonI
VI! pre- ia" At the Virginia. Valley
I'M raj Christian conf.rcnr. a, III.
tirSt Christian Church. Wiucn.s.nr
nrs!nnin. Thursday ana conc,uiin..
, pthcr officers Of the conference .r.
rev u j, Earn. Luruy. vic..prcsi.
dent; Rev y. w. Andes, uarrisrn-
hnrE. SECRETARY: Rev. W. g Ilnol.
l,ihrr!sonnurg. assistant sec-r:arv:
samuel l:arHau. l!arrisoubur.. ,r,..,: ;
urcr Is tFcaS-
Amons tho speakers on III. nro-
sraim ar" Tho me following: Dr. W. ".
.C.i,"It!; president OF the Southern
n,Im in Convention. Sunolk; Dr. w
10 rrer, president of Elon College.
- -: -. Atkinson, mission secrc.arv
IL '"r sour hern Christian Conven-
t,on. flnh college, y. G.; DR. {, II
IISIoWihhd, OF the Eastern vir~;n,,
nan Conference. Franklin. H.
80. W. Johnson. president Of the ;.,e
I'm NlrG!nia Christian Mission,ry
HSsoc'at ron. suffolk: Rev. H. II Co.;
pIcsi"eht o! the Ohio state C,hriS,inn
S.Ssociation. in Sprincfi.IJ o,';n.
me KEY; L. +. Johnson missile, ~.
pastor. i!rooklyn. " Y. ihc D.
-; Kendall pastor I'jrst ci,,s. ~.
Ihurch' Washington civ. Z, 80
1,hh' superintendent; % ~.
Christian Orphanage. Eiop 20. ,n''
~ ~, -, ana MISS BESSIE l. Holt. snnn.
'Hlchucnt of the Young reonIc,. IL.
summary Societies. OF lin, S,,,.
SEhr!stian Convention. uurljna. ~ u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
STOCK IN NEW BOAT LINE
WILL Be OFFERED TODAY
Business Men Arc Determined That
Richm0nd's Water Rates Shall
Re Saved

Captain Young. formerly with III.
old Dominion steamship Company.
VIII confer with the board of dircc-
tors Of the new boat line TO be cS-
York this morning a; temporary
Headquarters in the Chamber of Com
mcrcc auditorium before Richmond
business men begin the canvass for
subscription To the stock.
There is every probability that ;hc
boat line Will be in regular opera
ticn within two weeks. running ve&-
sells 70 New York and to Norfolk. il
sufficient amount OF money Is sub
sctib"d this week. The vessels will
make stops and deliver freight at City
Point and Newport News. Two ar
rivals and two sailings weekly in
Richmond and New York are planned
Each of the volunteer canvasscrs
has been assigned a special limo G:
industry or business, thus insurinc
a thorough canvass. Expectations OF
the lines hackers are that the stock
Will be fully absorbed before the pass
ing OF the week.
Petersburg and Iiopcwell is expected
here this morning to discuss details
OF the plan of cooperating with the
Richmond committee in the distribu-
tion OF the stock.
The llarris-Alagill Co. will operate
tn" boat. III" Richnondcrs being the
owners. No compensation Will lie
paid the directors ana the cXncnScs
will thus hc lpsScned matcriaily.
That such II line will enable Rich
mond merchants and manufacturers
TO compete with Ehc mid Western
cities in getting products to the
Western coast is appreciated. as wcl!
considerably lcsscncd with the COM
petition OF Il boat line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
ORGANIZE STATE COUNCIL OF
FRIENDS OF IRISH FREEDOM
Delegates Meeting at Richuond Hotel
Pass RESOLUTIONS PlcJEinE
support to DE Nnicrn.

Organization OF u State Council Of
the Friends OF Irish Freedom was cf-
Irish republic movement in Virginia
held in the Hotel Richmond yestcr-
day. Every city in The state WAS
represented.
Officers We're elected for the. first
year as follows: state president.
Daniel c. oFlaheriy OF Iiichmond:
State treasurer, James< Gordon, Of
Norfolk: state secretary. Robert t..
Golden. of Richmond. Finance COM
mittec: +. J. Riley. Portsmouth. chair
man: S. J.. Collins. S,aunton. vice
chairman: NJ. j. Lyons. Norfolk, sec
rotary. ana James l.. Martin, Lynch
burg. treasurer: Thomas !. Tierney.
Ti;G;W n,n NeWS; Nice. 81, q, Finnssan
mouth. and NJ. O'Brien. Roanoke.
Greetings We're. conveyed Ia the
conference by II. }. Ticrney for
Thongs Jefferson branch. OF Newport
Lyons, for Yorktown branch. OF Nor
folk; l.. j. Riley. Thomas Flood and
W r. Dolan, for Portsmouth; $. y.
Collins. for General Andrew Lewis
for Charles Henry Lynch branch. Of
l.ynchburg. and NJ. J. Doyle. j. NJ
Purcell. J. X. Lcnahan. John O'i;ior-
dan: ~: j. Moore. MC, G.. Finnigan:
NJ. i, Fecncy and J.. Albert Smith. Of
Patrick Henry branch, Richmond.
The council adopted Ivy unanimous
vote resolution offered by y. G.
O'Flaherty expressing fun confidence
~ The policies Of t.amonn de Valera,
p!cdging Itself 10 uphold the aims OF
the president OF The Irish Republic"
IN his efforts 10 win recognition by
Tho free nations OF the world for the
Republic OF Ireland.
taosher resolution conveyed to
Judge Joseph r. Lawi-ss. OF Norfolk
CONCENTRATIONS upon The splendid &C
cOmpliShmcnis OF Yorktown branch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
BUREAU FINDS WORK FOR
BANKER AND CLERGYMAN
City Department. Takes Care of All
DE- Corners i'm Search for
Positions.

Are yOu a wandering bank presi-
dent or railroad maenate out oil
Job: \ baker. u butcher or a Cfndic
stick maker? /; makes no difference
to the CI:y Employment Bureau.
They say they never have placed 4
Bank presidcn; yet, 10 their know!-
edge. but they sun have .hop"s,
Last moath, however, they found
a Job Tor = hank cashier, and a
promising Clergyman was placed
Through their efforts.
According TO the monthly repo-,
of the bureau. 507 persons were fur
,nished positions. while but 525 ap-
s5A3eG and some 80 were wanted.
sshowlng decided Improvement in
.the number Of persons wanted
Employers Who asked Tor Aid IL
securing help NUN b--ed iS2. o: which
$lsI wanted m.n ana 81 wcGea The
bureau had calls during the moaTn
for i.i men anu 555 women. :. 'o;al
! Probably ne feature Of IN. mon,h's
swork WAS ia= showing % the wom
ans Department which also enpAa-
IsiZrs The need Ot women in Eich-
lnond business offices and iactorl.
|th.ouGhou; inc city
a Conway, manager OF 'he bu-
'reau, VINO has Just conducted = sur
We? Of the labor situation through
fput the STATE. SAID yesterday that the
TOTAL numb o: Women needed for
positions IN Richmond is larger THAN
in any otacT piscc in Virginia
K Through The bureau 29s women
found employment; during The mo.tn
and the bureau Announces tina, tae
ldemand is FAR greater than the sup.
'piy and would Increase II thor" WAS
lany hope OF the calls OF employee
being met
Dir. Conway. who is also the or
2hciai representative here OF the FEET
:eral Employment Bureau said YES.
ISerday that IA" greatest shortage o,
labor IN the state rs at Danyine
where 500 workers are, .wanted. most,
s!y IN me cigarette factories and cot
ton mills located there
Y From other sections Of the state
Ecome reports that labor conditions
fare very good. there appearing - b,
}neithcr shortage nor AN exc"Ss al.
enough some complaint has come &c
sthe bureau about a shortage OF farm
sne!p and domcstics in places
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
MEN OF EIGHTlETH MAY
MARCH HERE IN UNIFORM
Veterans of Virginia and West Nir-
GINA Want to Don i'ishtiuS
Toys Again.

Veterans of the E!Ghti.ih G!uc
Ridge DIVISION probably VIII parade
In uniform ~ the first annual re-
union 10 br held in Richmond Sep
TENDER { 10 g. il WAS announced yes
tyrday Most OF the Virginia and
West Virginia men are in favor Of
wearing uniforms. according 10 an
sw"rS !N Ia" missionaries sent out
10y the executive committee
Pennsylvania Is expected to send
ahout ESQ. Virginia, 300. and West
virginia. 800. 1'Ic rest OF the 5000
Veterans Will come from New Jersey
and Ia" Twelve Other states form u <
IN" personnel OF the division. Hun
,lr"dS OF membership applications
haEc been received sine. the nrst an
Nounccmcut OF the reunion.
Mrs. Christine Miller Clemson. ma =
tional!y known as q singer, who de =
voted much time and money toward
entertaining the Eightieth Division.
has announced that she viii! attend
the memorial service on Sunday and
IN" reception and ball the last night
OF the reunion. requests for hotel
and garage reservation are being
made also and are being handled
i'!nns for the reunion have reached
a high state of perfection already.
although iiual details ana definite
program will be announced following
the meeting OF the executive commit
tee in Richmond this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
USERS MUST BOIL WATER
IF ALUM FAILS TO ARRIVE
carload Is Somewhere on Way to
Richmond and May Save
Situation.

Richmonds water works has on
hand barely enough alum to clarity
the water used by citizens until next
wednesday. and. unless IA carload or
the chemical ordered by the city ar
rives by that time. the populat ton
may be placed to serious discomfort.
according TO statements yesterday by
y. w. Trafrord. Director OF Public
utliitics. y carload of alum. ordered
some time ago and now declared to
be somewhere" between here and
Wilmington. Del, is being hunted for
diligently AID may SAVE the situation.
br r.. c. Levy. Director OF Public
welfare. is much concerned over the
situation and stated yesterday that
unless the needed alum arrives Rich
mondcr3 will have To boil all water
uSed For drinking or cooking purposes
while the shortage iasts. The water
can he made safe for public con
sumption only Though boiling. DR..
Levy states. and he viii issue a warn
ing TO tho public to this effect /. II
comes 10 such II point that the alum
supply of the city gives GU, entirely.
officials of the city government nave
taken mp the matter with the Inter
asked FOR moro cars and better ser
vice in their delivery. Many cities
nave entered in tile plea, including
Norfolk. as well as Richmond.
thing his department can do in case
no alum can be secured. is to use as
much chlorine as possible and trust
to an early delivery of the needed
alum. Dr. levy declared that al
ready Some complaints have been
made by people who detect the pres
encc oil chlorine in tho water. but lie
has assured them that the amount is
too small to iniurc any one.
because OF the muddy condition OF
the river and the heavy rains which
have turned tho water to a dark red
hue. a larger quantity Of alum than
usual is needed to secure the desired
clarifying effect on the water.
on Friday there were only 30 bar
refs OF alum LETT At the CITY Water
Works. barely enough TO do until the
middle of this week. Olicials OF the
state Health Department are CO.
operating With the city in its at
temp; To secure more alum. and the
matter has been taken MP with tho
Surgeon General OF the United States
Public Health Service.
Shortage OF beauNitc. n substance
which is found in Arkansas. and
which is one OF the principa, In
gradients of alum. is also blamed for
the shortage of the needed substance.
and recently the Interstate Commerce
Commission issued an order which
allowed the Chicago. Rock Island aud
Pacific Railroad ali necessary cars To
transport this substance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
BOARD URGES SANITARY
CAMP MEETING GROUNDS
Says Committees IN Charge should
Take Precautions 10 Insure
Pure Water SUNNY.

August is generally "a month Of
campmcctinSs IN Virginia and on
Health deems ths an opportunity
this time TO urge upon all those WIN
are In charge OF arrangements for
such meetings to MAKE ample pra-
vision for the protection OF the health
OF those who participate in these
events.
However. there is danger OF cor
tracing serious diseases If prnpcr
precautions are not taken. Those
responsible for arrangements for 4
meeting should satisfy themselves
that the water supply is not only
pure at III" start of the meeting. bur
is SO arranged that II is not likely
TO become contaminated. the board
advises
Adequate fly-proof toilet facilities
should he provided and rcst-r1oms
FOR mothers with small children
should b" conveniently placed ab-ut
the grounds" the statement contiu.
ucs
In selecting a camp meeting site
it is advisable. as far az possibi, 10
locate 1t at distance from breeding
places of mosquitoes. thereby saving
those who ENJOY the privileges oc the
meeting. the suffering follow!n" a
ulation.
The use Of the common drinking
cup or d!ppcr at camp meetings, PFC
mics. ANA other places Of public ns-
Sembly. adds to the danger or spread
ing diseases :lS there is no more GER
tain way Of Spreading a great many
o! the NOR serious ailments than
ih!s. Each family attending .;hou.G
proVid" their own individual drink
ing cups and insist upon the use Of
su,h CUPS thereby preventing the
germs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
WANTS MINIMUM AGE FOR
ALL CHILDREN IN INDUSTRY
Physical Fitness Committee RECON-
mcnds That sixteen Yrnrs BE
Adopted Low Limit

w ASHiNGToN. August l.-RecOm-
mcndation thar a minimum NC of is
years be set for the entrance of chill
nrcn into Industry is made by tn.
Permanent Committee on Standards
oi ihySical FITNESS for Children En-
t"ring Employment in Il report mad.
public today. The committee has
conducted an Investigation under thr
cniidrcn's bureau OF the Department;
OF Labor and was headed by Or.
George Il. Earth. Of the Miiwaul! &c
CITY Health Department.
No child. according Ia the commit
ttc Recommendations, should be per
mittcd to work until he has had a
complete physical examination and
has been declared physically nj for
The particular occupation which he is
for children when changing occupa-
tons and periodical examinations for
all working children are considered
ucccSSary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
TO AID DISABLED FIGHTERS
Legion Posts PLAN for Care n
Wounded Nrn Discharged
From IiOspituIs

Df u ". KoSZcl State American
ism Chairman % The American Lee
ston. vas notified Yesterday th:1t
.lans hay" been perfected by the
NatI"na! Amcricanism Commission.
%; "hirh Colonel Arthur Woods is
chairman. whereby the men OF lc-
ZION Posts VIII be able TO o-opcra, g
WIN the seventeen hospitals Of Wiz
ginia to take care OF Tho disabled
n'r'!ce men who ar" receiving lncdi-
cai treatment Plans have been
made also for The reception and AZ.
Ter care % wounded soldiers who
ai" released from hospitals In other
Stdtcs. ana are returning to their
homes outSId" of tho State.
apcc!di cn"ris WIN be made to a;d
tne 100 men VINO are discharged daily
rom hospitals Help will be given
lhS after ihcir compensation and In
smrahct Interstate cooperation
VIII take care Of men who find II
advisable TO seek work in other
states than those in which they nave
been receiving medical attention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
MEsT END CITIZENS Will
URGE ACTION FOR AVENUE
eIProp0scd Extension of Monument
" t0yRc Most Important Matter
III Before Council.
IS FINAL SESSION OF YEAR
Forty Measures Will Come for Con-
sidcration From Finance Conn
mittcc Alouc-To Sell Street lm-
provcmcnt Bonds Tomorrow.

Tor the last time this year. unless
SCALED in special session. the Com
ct1non Council viii meet tonight. The
n, largest docket Of the year faces the
'"Sybody. From the Council Committee
non Finance alone comes forty Scpa-
rate and distinct items for considera-
stion, among them the Monument Ave-
lenue extension ordinance. calling Tor
,ean appropriation of $4,000:
w Without q doubt the Monument
yiAvenue ordinance will hold the center
inof the stage. y large committee of
|, citizens Interested in realty In The
'.ssits passage Will b" present 10 see
iswhat fate awaits the measure. the
,..most important 10 come up in years
~ Gas Connection Paper Is Up.
lithe Board OF Aldermen. is n subs;i-
Stute to the gas connection ordinance.
ltcalling FOR the extension of gas con-
Injections only TO tho meter on amy
5 property. The substitute was intro
lsduced IN the Board OF Aldermcn after
Tic JiilitjSs, :; W TraaSFd:
Improvement bonds. the 1899 Eodcn
Tissue. will be effected tomorrow at
moon. he Council Committee on III
Finance having been called for, this
.itime to open and consider bids ON
1.-THE entire lot. The bonds bear IL
nper cent interest and have not been
,lpoor condition of the bond market
s!and the inability CT the city. 10 mar
liket them at profitable figure. in
s,the opinion OF Henry c. Golfer. City
tComDtroiler.
K Claims Committee 10 Meet.
h Special session OF the Council Com
,mittee on Claims has been called for
1880 o'clock this evening to consider
,Scl0ims wh:ch were referred to a sub
at it's last meeting. Ii is
Ihoped TO take action on the claims
Sand forward whatever recommends
IStion Is made 10 the Council tonight.
~ There Will probably be no other
meetings of committees this week.
sunless Il special meeting of the coun-
Sicil is announced in the interim. as
ianS measures now reported VIII not
ecoine before the present Council in
Irregular meeting again. the body GO
ling officially out OF existence after
Its meeting tonight unless a special
session is called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Shields Lake Draws cro,vds

Despite the restricted accommoh,
ticha. the attendance at Snielas' Lake
thiS summer has averaged 500 n dnv.
according 10 an estimate which has
neeh made by Humphrey Calder. Su-
of Fairgrounds. yestcr-
DAY. i'lans are now being made by
Inc city 10 keep tie lake open until
the latter part OF September or u4
long as ii remains warm enough for
bathing. because Of the immense nj :
traction which the place has been
since il was officially opened on June
II. The city turns 100000 gallons
or pure water into the lake daily
besides the water coming from
springs in the lake.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

COLLEGE HAS NEW RECTOR
Rev. Father Walter Is Named IN Pal.
PIT nt Bcnedictinr For Ensuing

Rev Father Walter. Order of Saint
bencdici. will be rector of Rene
aictinc Military College for the en-
SMu'nE year succeeding Rev. Father
Mark. who will be pastor OF Saint
tcnedicts Parish of the West End
rev. Father Wifrrid has been added
10 me faculty for the session in the
S'paritE oi professor and athletic di-
rector. Til. rest Of the facul,v nj III,
college will remain unchanged.
one OF the most successful years
in lis history is expected by the col
iicSc; b"th in students enrolled and
IN inc realm OF sports. The college
expects To turn out an especially GOOD
football team this fail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
WEsTHAMPTON COLLEGE
LACKS DORM|T0RY SPACE
Despite Enlargement Program, 100
Applications for Entrance Arc
Turned Down.

WcSihamp;un College will he en-
la-Scd this year TO accommodate 4.
larger S;udcn; body. but despite this
fact, more than Toe applications for
entrance at the institution will awe
10 be turned down because OF the
lack Of dcrmiiory room. II was STAGED
Yesterday 10y members of the faculty.
Because OF the high prices OF ma
,crials for building and the inahil!-
~ 10 obtain them at amy price. con-
lciu0lItcd erection OF new uormi-
tories Vud residences Tor faculty III, en-
hcrS has been postponed Tor the
present.
The University o. Richmond. of
which WcS;hamp;on is part. con-
school ever conducted by the school
III lis entire history Fifty-two ger
sons were awarded college rr.ii; :
and many others attended the sum
meg session. which was declared y"s-
tcrday 10y Professor u. Il. Hryaa. who
great success, and will hc made a
permanent feature by the university.
Six states ana three countries war
represented among the students.
several out-oi town Instructors
We're addea TO The faculty OF lie
Fisher. professor OF modern lam
guaees OF Randolph Macon College,:
i'r o;tu Irunhrl. OF Washington Uni
vcrsiiy. -. Louis: Professor II. H.
ScIy. of Princeton. and Miss Mere
dith. OF Meredith College, Maryland
Professor ;. : Handy. OF 81. Johns
College. annapolis. Md. was also a
new member Of the faculty ,Thr
NEXT session OF the university will
begin September Ii.
4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
OFFICER CLARKE INJURED
IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISION
SuncrS fractured Leg When M,
Motorcycle Is struck by Passing

Motorcycl" officer II. @ Clarke. was
lseriousiy injured yesterday afternoon
Mhen ne was struck hy car Gr--sn
iDy Afchic hayes, cOlOrcd. enpiov.r
OF Tree Company. undertakcrs. on
! - nirIy-fNih street. near lakewood
- Office Clarke WAS standing In =
sidc street waiting for spccdcrS. nav
IlnS MAD several complaints OF fsst
5drivinE from residents " THIRTY.
itlIth street and, Hcariup Hayes an.
Eproaching cranked up MS ,nacsinc
$ - ~ rVue s!o"i| ont into Thirty Tifit
moD!!e were badly damaged in IN.
Euoiiision Hospital iMthur!ti.s cdr,
Z maj mat officer Charlie received two co,n
ifknee. The negro Ly.ty arr,,s;,.T
si'eleasei on hui. "a"