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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
BIG MACH|NE-GUN
| SHIPMENT SEIZED
BY u. S. OFFICIALS
Arms Reported Struggled on
Board Ireland-Bound Ship
at Hobokcn.
MEMBER OF CREW tips
OFF" CUSTOMS AGENTS
Following Discovery, Claimant
Appears, Saying Equipment
Was Stolen From Him.
CLASH OVER POSSESSION
War Supplies Finally Are Deposited
at Police headquarters i'cnd-
ing Court Action.
MEMBER OF CREW "TIPS
OFF" CUSTOMS AGENTS
CLASH OVER POSSESSION
War Supplies Finally Are Ucp"sitcd
at Police Headquarters icnd-
ing Court Action.
IBy Associated r.css.

new YORK, June i5.-Mora than
900 modern machine guns. with hun
dredS "' spnre parts. suspected by
government officials to have been
destined for lrolanh were seized here
today by United states customs on;-
rai@ The arms found aboard the
American steamship East Sidc. we-"
sHhs"Guenuy taken from The customs
men as they Mere hoim.; cart"d away
from hc pier by Iiobokou police
acting on a scarci and seizure war.
rant sworn out BY man giving the
nam" ~ Frank williams
No further Information concerning
W'llams Was available at Iiobokcu
p0iicc headquarters. lie alleged that
tho guns had been stolen from him
on Juuo - Tho arms were taken
4" police Headquarters at Hohokcn
ana viii bt held pending a hearing
before the recorder 10 determine who
is entitled To their custody
Srnmrn .TIpprd or Unirinis.
according 10 reports reaching gov
c-nm.nt agencies. two changes OF
rrews, brought about by the nation
Vide marin. e;rik". resulted IN dis
govcry OF the arms. |, ~ reported
tina, "a member OF on" of ,he crews
tipped on tho eovcrancnt invcsti-
gators
Presence of the arm. on board the
East side was not known 10 the
owner Of the ship. tho United states
Shipping Board or ltS managing op-
orators untn they were informed ot
their discovery hy Federal invcstica-
tors. The East SIDE cleared today
for Norfolk where. according TO
Chief of roiic" Haycs. "f Ilohokcn,
she was To take "a cargo Of coal for
4 port IN ireland.
Investigations as TO h"w tho arms
10 he plac,t there and for whom tAcy
were intended arc under way by OH
. ais .; the customs service. tho Do
par,ment Of Justice and tho United
Sia,cg shipping Board
Cnn,c Hs ..EnrInr-Roum supplies"
ono report ~ that they wcr" Snug
glcd aboard from launches which
car,e up 10 tn, ships side at night
aud tho arms. sva,h-d in bNrlap
taEs. wcrc hoisici aboard rs engine
room supplies" 4 curious member;
of the crew Gu, Into one of these
bnss with his knife, disclosing a
machine gum.
when a search was made the arms
were found concealed in various
parts Of the ship. Thcy we're re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16

Just couldn't stay apart. During the
holidays last year. was allowed to
come home. of course. ana George
and ! met and planned i, all
MIS-. Has" said that her brother
helped her 10 become Mrs !Lso. ON
December IS Constance ana her
brother. told their mother ::,ny were
going To Il moving picture show
Thry met George by dppcint'n,n,.
George ami Constance said farewell
To her brother, ::nI wen, to ,no Broad
street Station, where in.y took a
tain for Washington. They had III
d.'iculty in gclt'n.; license and
were married at once at Trinity
Episcopal Church. They returned TO
Eichmond with as little delay na pos.
sibio and Constance went TO her
mothers home on North Ninth street
When the holiday vaca ton was
over. Constance returned to Il. Anns
school At charlottesville. During the
recent commencement exercises Mrs.
Tuttlc was her daughters guest
And one evening. when We were
hnth alone in my room" said Mrs.
Ilasc last night, Il told mother all
about my marriage. She had sus-
pectcd il, YOU know. and just
couldn't tell her story. And now
we are all happy. Mother has for.
given us and tomorrow George and I
are going TO move 10 our new homo
at l127 West Avenue"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
tut POWER TO DECLARE WAN
IN HANDS or THE, pEop,n
By NSsoc!ated Press.l

s.
pENN Err. COLO. June I5-or-
E""'"eu labor would demand that tho
r""cr 10 declare war he withdrawn
from Congress and be placed In tho
'iahds OF the peopl" by constitutional,
amendment, il resolution presented
today is adopted by the conycntion
OIL tho american Federation OF Ia
Dor.
INC proposals provides that dec
'ara'ion of war must have tho an
'F"Nhi Of majority OF the voters
"t tue country. and that "all those
Noi'hs in favor of the decla ratjon or
war be compelled to take up tho ac.
i've prosecution of the same before
those WHO voted against the doc,.r,
ton OF war"
fh' resolution introduced BY $. IT.
''''her' central labor union, Gle
ohrne' Texas. declared that tho pro.
vision Tor a referendum vote on war
was necessary to better protect ons
safeguard the people and their in
tcrcSts."
rhr natural result of our pres.
eht system of business and industries
S'i" 'he prca to the resolution
especially the foreign and CONNER.
ciai anu tna ncial, is such as TO. n,
ircaucnt intervals. cause wars to h.,
declared between nations at m.
nehest of those Interested i'm said ac-
'N.''eS' secure or protect the So
oalied sacred rights Of profits"
Shouid the resolution be adoptes
me legislative committee OF the fed
Il
all necessary and legal stems to So
euro war referendum coastitutiono,
amendment
TWO important resolutions have
oecn submitted. One, sicned bv ron
rcsentativcs of all railroad orraniza-
tons. directs the Legislative counctl.
Ia assist the recognized railroad u,
oor organizations, by every effort
withln their power. to have propc-
icGiSiatioa enacted providing for
government ownership aud demo.
cratic operation of the transporta.
'ion systems OF the United States"
Restore Ronds to Federal Opcr,,,o,
The other resolution. presented hv
n group of ton delegates. demand,
prompt restoration OF the railroads
10 uhihed government operations.
Under this scheme of unified opera-
IONS. 1t was stated, freight rates
should he reduced to those in force
Whcn inc railroads were returned TO
their owners, in order to stimulate
uaHie ana relieve agricultural and
other legitimate business.
Mobilization of the Volstead act G,
hS TO permit the manufactures and
sale OF "A national beverage Of whole.
some beer is demanded in a resolu-
tlon. while another urged that Con-
Eress be asked To submit the oues-
ton OF prohibition TO n popular vote
OF the people.
Ihe Central Labor Council OF Seat.
tie wash. in resolution today.
called upon the federation to use
al Of its resources to carry into
effect plans whereby maximum six
hour day shall be established aud
all overtime abolished in industry"
Continued on Page . Col g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
REPORT ALL WIRES
CUT IN CABIN CREEK
COAL MINING AREA
Strikers Are Said to Be Mobil.
lied at Boomer for Mingo
County Invasion.
ljsy Associated Press. !

CiIAi,LESToN, w. VA. June 10.
All telephone ani telegraph wires
passing through Boomer and Mount
carbon. Faycttc County, In the CABIN
Creek coal country, were cut late to-
day, according to adviccs received at
the offices OF Governor l.. T. Morgan
The United Stats Army engineer in
charge cf the kanawha River also
was notified that the government
wires had been cut
Colonel Jackson Arnold. superin-
tendtnt OF the state police. said he
lad heard rumors OF proposed miners
marches from the cabin Creek dis
trict, and was trying to get into COM
munication with authorities in that
region. y local representative OF tho
Department OF Justice left here for
Boomer this afternoon to investigate.
Officials OF the United Mine Work
ers. District II, were in executive scs-
sion here tonight and one who an
swcrcd :he door. told newspaper men
that 400 armed men mohilizcd at
Boomef last night to march into
MinSo County bat were dissuaded
from starting ty orsanizcrs of the
union,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
RICHMOND BANKERS OFF
FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION
Every Institution Here Represented
on Spccial Pullmans in Trip
To Hot Springs.
LAST THREE DAYS
United States Senator ". L.. Edge.
of New Jersey, Will BE Amot-
SpcakcrS-Hiany Local Ifinan-
cicrs Also on Program

travelling Ia special Pullmans at
tachcd To tn. $50 O'Clock Chesapeakc g
ana Ohio train last night. rcprcsen-
tatir"s OF every bank In Richmond
departed for Hot Springs, Va. where
az The Homestead today. tomorrow
and saturday the twenty-eiehth an.
runl convention OF the Virginia
Bankers Association will he held
Every bank in tho state is cy-
rcctch 10 have two delegates In at
Tendance and tho program Viii he
chock full Of addresses AMI papers
on problems which tho bankers face
today
VI tn" nanquet saturday nigh,
closing the convention the speakers
VIII hc Colonel Robert N Harper, of
Washington. II. G.; Douglas Ma,ioch
of Chicago. aud Judge u. I.awrcnce
Groncr. OF Norfolk.
Others who viii speak during the
session are william {. Redhcld. who
was member Of President Wilson'S
Cabinet: George Livingstone. chief OF
tn" bureau OF markets of the United
States Department Of Agriculture:
Continued on page col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
HAllSTORM DAMAGES
CROPS IN CAROLINA
tBy Associated Press.

HENDERSON. y. c.. June 10
Damages estimated at thousands Of
dollars was done to growing crons hy
"a terrific hail storm ,ySfich nasscd
over this section lato$yosterday TO-
bacco suffered m9st,NSytoung plants
being beaten TO kt& Sasonnd and cut
TO pieces. In oftASSfctions. tobacco
stands arc a tocffsiSsS. according TO
reports. and it is now too late TO re-
piaht. Corn and cotton were also
n"n'Ecd l" the extent Of rctarding
growth, but arc expected 10 recover
The storm ripped d pa;h abou,
three miles wide through the center
OF Vance County. from the NirSiniu
line 10 Tar River. oni the south.
Farmers from the devastatcd sections
VINO were here today. Declared that.
IN many places. hail remained on tho
ground uniil carly this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
! FIREMEN KILLED
WHEN FIRE TRUCK
CRASHES INTO TRAIN
Members of Perth Amboy, N. j.,
Hose Company Thrown I'm
der Wheels Of Cars.
OFFICIALS DECLARE SAFETY
GATES WERE NOT LET DOWN
Driver Of Apparatus Makes
Desperate, but Futile. Effort
to Prevent Collision.
lKy Nssori,tcG ,re.s.l

PERTH AMBOr. June l3.-Scvcu
hrcmcn were Killed and nine others
hur, when Il fire truck crashed into
the tender OF the Barncrat express "a,
IN" Market Street crossing al the
Central Railroad OF New Jersey. at
$40 O'Clock this evening The fire.
men. members of the Eagle Hos. and
Chemical Company. volunteer or
ganiZation. were on their way to a
small warehouse fire. when tho acci-
dent happened.
Fire department officials declared
tonight that the safety gates at the
crossing were no; down when the
express. bound from Jersey city to
Rarncrat. and travelling a, the rate
Of more than forty miles AN hour.
hove into sight. Tho driver Of tho
motor fire truck, also travelling at a
f"s, cllr, tried fran,ically 10 avoid
IN" collision. witnesses said. hu,
crashed into the tender Of the fast
moving train The iircncn on the
truck were thrown to the ground.
some of them falling beneath the
wheels of the train and being in
stantly killed.
Th" injured were taken Ia the
Perth Amhoy Hospital.
The dead are. Hans Holt. John
DoncGan. John rorgesop. pc,cr Lar
son. George Larson. Joseph Kutchcn
ana James Anderson ali of Perth
Amboy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
tBy Associated press.J


wASiiINGTOE. June I5.-Dircct
negotiations have been begun he.
tween tho United States ana Japan
for the settlement Of the questions
pending between them. These inciudc
III" island of Yap the Immigration
question. III" alien land question aud
the return Of Shantunr 10 China by
Japan.
The negotiations are being con.
Quoted by Earon Shidchar:. the Jap.
an'sc amhahsn'irr. and Secretary
hughes. The settlement Of th. Yap
question would make unnecessary tho
consideration OF this question t,y tho
league of nations.
|; had been expected that thc Van
issu" would bc left TO tho adjustment
by The league council. which is To
meet tomorrow in Geneva The
FRENCH government. ia answer TO
IN" Ans.r!oan protest against the
award Of the mandate for ihc Island
10 Japan. said it would bring tho
subject h"for" til" council I, is ur-
dcrStood III" basis for sctticmcu, i'm
The negotiations between Ambassad.r
Shid"hara and Secretary siuahc. viii
10" the Observation-Disclosures Of the
cahl" privileges on The island.
TN" proposal is to settle the imini-
grafton issue on the bass. of tho com
pl"tc stoppaGe Of al! Japan.s. coolio
Immigration. with proper protection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
BILLION AND HALF
DOLLARS REPUTED
RAIL DAMAGE BILL
transportation Companies Pre-
sent Staggering Deterioration
Bills Against Government.
CLAIM BIG SUM FOR LOSS IN
FEDERAL CONTROL PERIOD
Senator Cummins Warns Public
to Brace Itself in Preparation
for Astounding Figures.

,~.,,,..I.- -" %
- June l"-fhe pub
vas '"'h warned to brace itself
." "'p"t du"h '"r IN" governments
''''
'ihirs Tor deterioration during the
Per'"d 81 fe'eral control. which the
~ ihoS' ~ I'& now VII ag-
S'''''.''"'uo"' II was cstim-
- ''"'S""S "E senator Cum
mime "I IOWA. chairman of the In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
FIVE WITNESSES TESTIFY
AGAINST MRS. STILLMAN
LRN .Nssocintcd rrcss.l

foUGtlkEEPSIE. y. y. juno Ia
Testimony introduced TO support the
contention OF James y. S;iilman that
Guy Stillman. his wifc's infant son
Is iilcEimatr. was given by nv, Wit
nesScs today at hearings in the
bankers suit for Givorc. from the
former Fif Potter.
The foremost witness was Mrs
Percy y Rockefeller. the siste. of
Mrs. Stiiiman and niece by mar-
rmSo of the founder of the vast
Rockefeller fortune. Her tes.tInJr.y
was TO the effect that Mr. Sti,iman
and Mrs. Stillman did not live 80
Gcthcr during the first four mcnths
OF 1918. Guy Stillmau was born in
November. Of that year. -Four serv-
ants corroboratcd her tcstimony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
BISHOP DARLINGTON Pays
WILSON HIGHEST TRIBUTE
Rnnd"lrll-alacon College Speaker
Declares Time VIII Vindicatc
Former Presidents Policy.
AUDIENCE ENDORSES VIEW
President Blackwell Confcrs De-
Sfrcs on SiNtccn-f'athcr and
Son Graduate Togcthcr-Mctho
dists Close Prosperous Year.
Gspeciai to Tho Times Dis patch. ]

Especial to The Times Dis patrh.l
ASHLAND. VA. June Bishop
L. V. ". Darlington. of the Methodist
Episcopal church, South. mad. ,hs
address to The graduating class OF
Randolph Macon College on the.
close OF its ciGh,y-fourth session.
Bishop Darlington. a man Of etrik
ing appearance ana gripping plat e
FOR personality. delivered u messag.
of great inspiration and challenge
to scrvic" 10 the graduates OF the
preson, year. re spoke. In part. as
follows:
Enter a house in certain street
N Washington city. There see an
aged man. with burrows dug in,o
h.e checks. with figure ben; and
whitencd hair. This il he who for
eight years was President Of tn.
greatest nation on earth. and who
held a!oft AN ideal such as no ruler
ever exalted before. an association
OF nations in the bond Of brother
hood
Ills broken body tolls the story
Of his suffering for that ideal Bu,
the years that lie ahead will vindi-
cate him. and the whole world Will
yet come to the practical rca.iza-
;ion OF the vision of Woodrow Viii
SON"
This statement brought forth an
ovation from the audience that filled
Randoiph- Macon College auditorium.
Gishop Darlington addressed the
u.
to he called tho son Of Pharaoh's
laughter. and his choice 10 suffer
with his nation
This was one OF the bishops few
public appearances in Virginia. lie
has frequently. hccn invited, bu,
other engagements have prevented
his coming He was elected To the
cpiscuracy at the General Conference
Of 1915. ana is one of the youngest
bishops lie is very popular in his
nativ. State Of North Carolina.
He cited Lincoln, X. T.. Leo and
Wilson :s examples of great suffer
ere for principle.
Dr. blackwell Confrrs Degrees.
Following the address, Of Bishop
Darlington. President Robert Emory
Blackwell addressed the graduates
fccl!ngly and conferred degrees upon
n following graduates:
Bachelor of arts--Clavcncc Newton
EauChan, occana, Va: Robert Spen-
cer Baughan. Occana. Va: James
lewis Elanton. Richmond; Lcmuci
Whitley D!ggs. Hampton. Va; William
Jennings Groah, Port Rcpubiic. Va.
samuel Paul Hatcher, Ashland. Va:
Albert Drummond Jones. Hichmond
William Edward Lcftwich Ashland:
tContinued on page col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
REFUSEMRS. COLA Y7TO,S
OFFER TO PLEAD GUILTY
TO 2ND DEGREE MURDER
Prosecutor to Demand Full Pen
atty When Woman Is Tried
for Kaber Killing.
LRv Assncintch rros,

CLEVELANp. ONO. Ju,f. Ia
Mrs frminia Coiavito. under indict-
ment for first degree murder with
Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber Mrs. Mary
BrIckcl, the lattcrs mother ND
Marian McArdlc. her daughter t.r
The killing of Danie! T.. Kabcr. today
offered To plead guilty TO second de-
gree. County Prosecutor Edward c..
stanton announced tonight The offer
waI declined
Il consider the case against Mrs
colavito IL perfect first degree murder
case" the prosecutor said. For thd,
reason would not entertain her
offer. shall demand The fuii penalty
for Mrs. Colavito when she is tried"
Rumors that Mrs. kahcr had made
similar offer were denied. rro.S,-
cutor stanton declared ovcrturcs had
tecn received from Mrs kahor. her
mother "r daughter, while the at
torney for Mrs. Kahcr said the re.
ports were not authorized by him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
SIMS RECEIVES OVATION
ON DEPARTURE FOR j. S.
Car So Burdrncd With Floral Tcs-
timoninis Scarcely Room for
Members of Party.
HE HAS NOTHING TO RErR.,CT
Receives Letters Approving His At
titudc Regarding "Amcrican IIy-
plcnates" and Anonymous Mis-
sivc Referring to "Jacknss" Talk.
Try Associated Press. !

LONDON. June admiral
William $. Sims lafi Waterloo sta
this morning for Southampton. where
he was TO board the steamer Olympi>
later IN the day and proceed To New
York. lie rode IN n special car that
was so burdencJ with noral tcsti-
monialS that there was scarcely room
for MENTORS Of his party 1" move
about.
Leanins out Of l window of the
car, the admiral waved his cap to
large group who, ccsp;te the carli-
ness or mis- departure. nad gathered
to give him rousinS Scud-on. As
the train slowly moved out. men
raised their hats ana women waved
their handkerchiefs. and all joined
in three cheers, which were given
so Justify that cab horse at the
station platform curb!ng shicd ana
nearly ran away.
Popular with Newspaper Men.
In the thronS at the station were
newspaper men and photoEraphcrS
with whom Admiral Sims is most
popular. because ot his unassuminS
ways aud his readiness TO obiirc with
:atorvicws. The admiral walked to
continued on Page - Cl 5)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
French Suffragettes
Win Blinds Support
IEy tinted NOVEL,

fAItlS, June l5.-Prcmicr Brian.
is giving his assistance to the
woman's suffrage campaign at
limo when the suffrage bill. al
ready passed by the Chamber. Is
before "a committee of the senate
Tor consideration
Always II partisan "f womcn's
suffrage. the Premier. on rccciv-
ing u delegation of supporters OF
the hill. presented hy Senator Mar
tin and Deputy GODDARD. Of the
pariiamcntary group for women's
rights, assured Nine. Lichtcn-
bcrmcr, leader Of tho group. of his
friendly attitude. lie will hold
himself at tho disposition OF The
senatorial committee. which is
considering the bill. and will do
his best In a Cabinet council TO
expedite passage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
LABOR UNIONS AND
FARMERS PLAN 2
MILL ION ALLIANCE
A. F. of l.. Would Put Power
to Declare War in Hands
of People.
COMES GUT FOR FEDERAL
OWNERSHIP OF RAILS
Asks Modification of Volstead
Act to Permit Manufac-
turc of Beer.
SiN-HOuR DAY IS DEMANDED
Abolish All Overtime in Industry
and Relieve Menace OF
Unemployment.
COMES GUT FOR FEDERAL
OWNERSHIP OF RAILS
siN-HouR DAY is DEMANDED
Abolish All Overtime i'm Jndustrv
and Relieve Menace OF
Unemployment.
ny United Nc,y..J

E"' June I5.-h powerful al
nance OF agricultural and labor uu
IONS Of America was In the MAXIM
here tonight.
oethiis of the formation of the nj.
'ihhcc' which will have n noxs,bIc
membership OF ::.oO0.o00. were ou,-
h"ed by George w. Perkins. Chicnro.
mere attending the national couy.,
'ion "f sac American Federation nj,
Labor.
'"rhins hns been ono OF the lead
crs III the labor movement for :,
stronger working agreement hctwccn
inc industrial workers and tho rrcot-
or body OF farmers.
'"hs f"F the alliance include or
E"hihnfi"n of Approximately I3.oOo.-
""o fnrmcrs Into cooperative nnd
marketing associations and close ny
socintion of these nssociations ,x,t,
the labor unions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
Stillman to Appear Fid,y
On Resumption of Case

rouGHkEErSIE y. v. .lunc
IL. Referee Daniel J. Gleason,
presiding at the resumption OF the
S;iilman divorce trial this after.
noon. ordered James y. Stillman TO
appear before him on June IS as
Il witness.
The order was issued on the de-
mand Of John Il. Mack. guardian
ad Item for Guy, the disputed
babe. The hearings wwiil he ad-
journcd on Friday nf this week
until June % for that purpose.
Cornelius j. sullivan. personal
counsel for Stillman. agreed to
produce the banker on the date
specified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
washington Is In,csti%n,inE.

WASHINGTON. june l5.-Thc De-
pnrtuient of Justice tonight ordered
It's agent in New York 10 make an
investigation Of the arm. seized on
the steamer East Side at Eobokcn.
to determine whether they CON
stitutcd shipment for abroad. The
-cpor, probably will hc transmitted
to tn" state Department. officials
said in case ii is found that a ship
ment was intended. for decision as
IL. whether it can move.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-16
WILL PROBE MURDER
OF AMERICAN CITIZEN
Icy United News.

WASHINGTON. June IA special
board OF marine officers will be con-
vcned TO investigate the murder III
Harris Lipschitz. an American citi-
zen Killed hy natives in Haiti Tile
hoard, acting on orders from Gcncrnl
LcJcune. commandant of the Marine
Corps, also will seek to bring the
murdcrcrs TO justice.
The killing Of Lipschitz. according
10 an announcement from tho Navv
Department. followed u number of
Incidents showing the natives cnm:.
~ for him. In u moncy.lcntling
business. Lipschitz is said To hav.
made many enemies among the ma
tivcs. who accused him OF "rapaclty
and unfair dealing
Lipschitz was born In Russia. BE-
fore going 10 Haiti, he lived i'm New
Work.