davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
dCCTiONS-LECdLS
Legal Notices

m",nimonw"aith ~ Virginia. Omce -,
"innh; Va" Juno !. 1921 "'uh
sealed proposals FOR printing nf,.o,, Inn,
u;vu 'oihrs OF IN" On" hundred ana iwrniw-
amin roiuin" oi NiIglnin K.n"rIs III"
lav. inpc ms ;. once M 1" - NJ. Thurs.
y me sam" Tim" and ylac" bii. ,,,,i IA.
received Tor binding. wrIJpiup nnd H., o
lhE httc"n hundred copies OF III, ,hn"..
mentioned books. " ""'Hc-
Printed schedules. on which all bids 4, IN
bc rtrn!iod Z" he mndc. aud s,n,ni,' ',,. -,
application. '"'Hh'h Oh!
Each bill must lie lncIoscd in s.,I.,
NcIhnc addressed to the Suj,crint,nd.n, -,
'u Hd,,, nrn,inE. and marked ''Iroposai"
daily shipments Of carefully read ,,r"nf
w:"Niy shipments OF nvc copies ar ,.nCn
sixteen pag- form worked and In f,rni.h
bond. with approved security for H..
faithfu! performance" Of contract
,rnc right il reserved to rcicct any mr.
al pms sur,n, DAVIS noTTOM.
juno 6-s-l0-l2-lI-iG.
NOTICE.
We Will sell FOR ~ client "a. nuc,,or =,
the Richmond Stock ESchiurc on Mnn.,,',','
June =. 1921. at IL noo1. IN. foiipw.ng sS .
curities o.
shares Rank OF Louisa.
II shares u. =. Suburban c,Iporailo,
certificate Of interest in der .frcd ,nrr M:
money on sale OF I; shares j, lf.rso,, E.,i.,
Corporation second prcfrrrcI ini i sbnrcss
Jefferson Realty Corporation common
BRSAN. KEMP y COMPANY.
HAVE You rented II house yet? A Wanted
to Rent Ad In fhe Times. Dispatch rsiu
probably lind ono for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

,aroy.o .as 'y ,o TIn@ zoo oas a.. .o.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
ROOMS IND BOARD
. Rooms Without Board

SEN iRNit.If you are looking for a nice
,oo.I. Win all conrenicnc"s. in the most
S'nIrai ana dcsriably located apartment;
nouse IN the city. look At mine Quiet
SohN'hitnt. modern. use Of phone. steam
Nat. ny water a. all times. BOX a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

HAVE You rented Il house yet? A Wanted
to Rent Ad In rhe Times. Dispatch, rsiii
probably lind ono for you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Lots for Sale

DCSINEAI a! i.c-t o. ,.esVIiA,i,.J-,-.
"'''n,t'.s i,f!yHs P. Liberia! Term.
II! MUTUAL. hulLDiNti
GOOD localou tor So.
f'iGeI 800 Terms 800 cash ana 20
pc! irIn'h ifoS = al! caro- m. H..
l.OTS--Fo, sail s..,r,f ,l...
.hvi.inenl AH"ni!- ia DIHtrc.th Az
m .ery D"st t.G.a.n Ia Rlcauot. "a,
~ %. w! tia iA"rIsyD- Court m,
"a! IRON thafI De- !aync Avenue sg,"G
i,.t oh'y !'=V Terms $50 gh,h -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
MERCHANDISE.
Articles for Sale
ASDERSD\'S
w ZEN Esd SPECIALS

one Lr"nards Polar King rcfris-
"it ,l s.r!"' carAeity. SIDE Ger.
one Zero Refrigeration. eO-ih. 9,
pac'ty sid" ic"r. only t2o.55.
one White. Mountain refrigerator
stone incd. 10" icer. t5E50. A
one apiece walHu; bedroom sui.
slShtly usrd. nut tcnmishcd god
as new only fss7S.
one l.;;r'eSe walnut bedroom suit.
3i'''S. lie sure 20 see this.
One mahogany eh,non!cr. sass.
one golden oak chir"n,er. s2,.so
one t.;lr>'esss" mahogany d.vcne,,.
ASDEESON's
BROAD NEAR FIRST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

WEST uI rIESr STREET.
a. wOLLSIEEEK.
500! ives. Cl-y Street
BCkIoHs DRUG STORE.
-1eo West Cary street
SHlENENS PHARMACY.
BLANK : BOULEVARD PHARMACY.
$500 West Broad Street
cANEbo'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson a.d FLOYD
HCONtES PHARMACY,
Roo!aSuu and Sa!n
TIE BEiASDlS FHARAkCf.
.6S! Fa:A Avenue
&, =. KERN.
.::s Hanover Avenue.
GROVE Az ENUE PHARMACY.
s12l Cove Avenue
l. !. BOO&ER.
1871, Nest Maln Strcst
EERMIEAGE DRUG COMPANY.
$50 " ,st Broad street
Public DRUG STORES.
leul an Avenue.
wEsl END CONFECTIONERY.
1901 "-ss Min sueet.
a. /. JOHANN
s.. Nc-l Main Street
tI%E sTAGlt lliAAAACY.
5@> sOLtn ..ae street.
Z, NA!CNLA L.t-S.,
So West 4I.a: street
\ !. NAY y bios.
-, lasyoH A'shUe.
.AEHA>I uRJG CO-pA%y,
west -r..G Street
cOAEA 60 .ANIME.,r STORE.
". g.. SAUNDERS
$50 NNts, h. sa Street
hA>T OF siiI>r STREET.
sclIEKs.
1903 NJs,h Thfd street;
HUGHES EUItNllJ EE. 90.
So Ny.,A sttm street.
$50 .osta Fourth street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Suburban for Sale

F9Pit SAI.r: on" Groom houso. pno l.roo,,
hHNSht"Wt acres ul more, an .p- r.1
a. Hiou :, i:giiwupd i'arK NJ = N',rn
Madison iG.- i. '"'''"
ten ROOM HOUSE. four lois !.,aI l,-I.
near ..sr line 1900. Form. -" q
~" lots near cars, SlIun Fan. -
hehG hish'hm. springs inJua M.,ii,6,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Nclp-Niaic on. I,cmnIc

''.i-ENN tEp"u. Woul"n>. over II, for posihl
Iit. ~'-y''". $40 nnnth. examinations
i''., 'A"rF'rn.e' unn"css9ary For free
...uaart ifv-;n"r civi. S.-yicc ~xhrnln.r,
- ETH.'H1i" Sp!!dir=. WashiuEton
'EN.HEiS f"r Virginia schools and col
.r-"s many splendid Openings: good
-tItf-'- g'iIran t""i "urViiIucnl. manual
'i." SIS" many other Openings through
1Hi SHui1. sheridan IruchcFs' A.:rncy
t;-r.r uU.I : g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Statesmen ana Agents

hitIG SALESMAN Al once 10; Eastcrn
,,'rih Carolina. Good PROPAGATION Tor
F'".' man on" familiar With territory
pr yt"rr"i sat" age. experience. etc.
hiif's- I'russ. i. -. Box .2s. Peters
nGfs Va
LIS M\% 20 carry Manufacturers line
.' Hu ltF houses. bungalow aprons.
"'rr shirts. rofnJ"r- ana kindred lines.
'H .niu'n aston hp-.s. no EXPENSE I'D
.tur. Nuply. With references. MANN
i'D'Ir'r south Howard street. Raj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Hill. MONTAGUE.
Special tOWiuIss ioncr

'rTiliS mat the bond required ny
-, ,'' N!o3"Vr decree "f the Special com
,,sS,"'''r 'lhs been duly given.
OF June. l"2l '' "''
Tcsto:
'iiAS. O. SAVlLLE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
D!srA<n lha,s!. an
rs roILNlsp & lfiriTN INC.
Eral I.Stlt" Alruuur,
cornr SALE ~ ArrrroN

cornr SALE 4, HN ArrrioN
VACANT rRpnhRTY
XII N W5IT'iN sTRfEr. Al E1N ! AT f
TIL. coHNER OF BEVERLY ANp
SHEPPARD STHEETS
In execution - 4 deere. entered =
th, Chaurcry Court ga th. city %
Richmond tn suiI Of Dora NJ iil.WtN.
who sues. etc. VS.. Grace -. Redwood
.uud others entered on December ~.
1870 wll sell hy auction. on the
WEDNESDAY IrNE leg
Firn,: Lot ~ mud s.tuai,d ~ 'h"
hampton Av'nu' ana p"oi.y
Avenue, 'h"Ucr running w,,rdlv
lnd iron'ius on ~" north iua q
Gary street TOO t"'t. ;h'ucv hack
i""t wide
Second Ana immediately tbcrc-
80. 'ns .9t hrsinlY'n# at roint
West hnmpton Avenue ESQ tc"t wost
u bo"l"N Avenue. theme" rwuuinS
westward and fronting "u the Hovtu
l'"i. thence BACK nortnWarlir 1855
''el to "a. al Joy 10 i"ct - and
~ o'clock l. NJ.
~" VIII gcil TIA" lot of luud situated
aud Sheppard Streets ,orpn-utl n.
WaFIily Ganrd Tront}sse Ta"4iinn l . "@S
Iiu" -! B"v,rly street 100 foot, ih,u,.
hh'k uDrthWarGly i2O 90 feet 10 an
tii"h. rms property fronts tho pub
NC pi"NEr"un!s owned by ~. c.'s'
ana is adjacent To Mc,iuirc's school
t.tSiS. one fourth cash and the
Hhihur" ~ tire" equal instruments.
payable al u, II tnG /, months. with
interest from day OF sale. lilo a.
'Sfr"d purchase money TO u. .vl-
fenced ny notes from The purchaser.
or al cash. at tn" option ot IN.
purchaser. tho tito retained until am
oi SAID notes shall hav. been pa,d
, MI sales made subject to ,h. co,i-
Nlnrton 81 TIA. court
HILL MONTAGUE
Special Comm Iestaro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
dUCTIONS-LEC1LS
Legal Notices
iiEA.ni,1uAKTEnS CoMMANDERY oI
81. ANDREW. NO. Is. KNIGHTS
TENPl.iR.
richmond. Va. Jun. J
mr. A.AArnhl. ...

,. N -
TENpLAR
SPECIAL ORDERS.
richmond. Va June J. 1921
ST knights; Assemble ~, your asylum
~ ne Masonic Temple saturday. tn insi
~ q" o'clock l.. NJ, In full dress o. I,
Tcinrihr on foot. 10 act as cscort To sah
cock Lodge. 80 3:2 the l,ying OF III.
v9rncrsSne OF the ncw dorm.i0ry o, liz.
Masonic Home.
Member. Of Richmond Co,nmandcry xn
tcrusly invited 20 unite with ly
iiS or!"t Of SID ". Soryrli Woodward
eminent COnEIand-r
MAIscEiLuS T.. WRIGHT
Captain General.
Geotss e. Iencrson. Recorder.
Tho rattnc,slhp heretofore osiis,inis- be-
tween LOhu ". lusiis ana ii. 81 AinrtIr
trading and doing business as Mtnch.s'ai
sent. Jh"!r pf"s"nt oilICc wiI. d" main
tanned tor tn" Dufpuse of Winding up H.,
affairs Of tie concern.
Ca ana after this date tho bu-in,Aa WIN
solo proprietor. wi,u ~iil alone h. re-
} Il Il. MN }tGfS,Vs
hcf"rr'nr - tho above. wlsa 10 thank
our rations tot IN" busin"s, which my
ilnuauC. for myssiI :!io same u,,,,,,.
n"tr Hnd tairu,zs ia dealing Hll! b. rightly
joins " Jusrls
OFFICE or City coNrru0Lli.u
Mo"m Ip2; City Hall Richmond 81,
bonded ieb; u thu Cl,y Of iarh,ll.4! Mi
10 closed after iuuv II 1921 ana 70
II. {. coFER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
High Grade Positions Are Offered Thru ID Wont
ADVERTISING

FoH G
edit 81
morning
n
Rates
a
sc -
a
) cons CCut i've :
=
permitted Want
tor s iare WORDS
the sam 0t,duclo rcE ntuds
rates ana
to the
Casl must ccug1au the
I.ou.cr tr-. fattS Tor OF
NJ
AZ or 1ou R
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Houses for SINE

fpk SALE. ,evorm bs Dlf.,Iil. ia, -,.-
'N ,"'tiiI homes. trl,.- from 81 t.i.
~ f''-.'' on easy terms -,u.,N
H"EW"n'e i.tr.J ..,s.yss'on i ',r, .
" N''uir'. ..u ,.u,t.. i'!ai,'..'.
HA%oEEI; AVE Mo4rrn ,o-,.
s'r'.h'' '"tfAny's. IRON, ga "a'
i..i ,tl'a' mrs s'rhs Madison ~, ~
~ 80 : rs -, io' sole a.. o.; .ns ~, cn-,
h.tu y" '"sS .'EiHs. Come O., -,, -
o"se. -. Higitc. u. 4. AiAIn street,
St3 ROOM s.ucco ours..sw syy
- o',T "'ySn 70 GOEO.o track a. -
Itc, az! t'J cOnN"ul.ugva IL ~ -,
% aston. ,.ituG is.a.ty - 90
We SELL. HOMES
IT'LL. =. kDtjEks = co
49,. MuItAA hLpG
I'l.,,' .aI.r."'' baths. uodoIu Gtl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

for small farm or tom. ~ p.i.J
Alfred Ac!! a Co. $40 l.ast FTauxii,
stIeet E0um 2I7. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

~ The DISTRICT COuEr OF TYE
20 STATES FOR THE EAST
EiiN DISTRICT Of VIIt;IEiA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Wantcu-it,,,, ,:,f,,..


FOh best results list your property m
sale "r tor T"bt with r.. t. .cn,,,, 80.
%. 20 ,orin Eisntn street.
FOX bEai nEsuI.io Is: you! ptof-,,.
Win Is Garrett ~ Co. llI2 East N.tno
Street. 'is'n
O. c Iay!or * - as :,intn 81. VIVID
SOR RESULTS lis, your farm, and ,.,v
pfopI!iy with ro!!aId Daaoy. RicE
t'."..u' '
HOMES on easy terms walter Sch,.,
Sentr"! National Hank iiuiIdiny
LIST your property with us FOR ..I.,-
iur, r.a1 We can Eemt amd sell. o.
* j. :: ltarEie. Ji2 Autual i3u! i,inr L.
Lisi youi property Tor puIcN result, ,yi,h
60. Inc. sl1 East Franklin Street, IT,
LIST your farms Ssh L. v wbit.i,,,.
.oii i.ts, Main "u''I
LIS your property for sal. win rb
aaelzet -. :: North Ninin Street "'
HEAl. ESfAfE-S"c Chas r.. Eu.h,,r,,,,.,
SO :. East Main Street. ''""'
RICHMOND TRUST CO. Real E.,.,. ~.
pirtintnt. sales. rentals loans srv.p..
aud Main Streets. "e'ehth
u nave several clients Tor NOM. o,,,s
OF Main IN the West End pri". ov '
sJ.Ooo; W nat have you to offer7
VIZ s'ahu reauy 10 rent or aeii your nro,
cry. List II with ii. a. Ina puop'
selond H"nr. FIRST National uanE It",Is'
INK. Rahuoiph 81. ui'e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04

,nut,iNN IL; Or ltENF N.ruooa N.l.or.
I@5s s' . r.arf ,"T+.npna, naiimF ,ar
l"cfi i-arauurE si'-yy
'n,'" ,...si i'I., atYup Av,nt,. ''r,ii'
.,"r6 -, I'm ~ OK hHCiiANGE y nice a
M ''i ~ miles p4t Br.,, y. -, a..
',.t n',,,s" 'a.PtnS reoHs iyNd 'ns,, r,'
Iorse u9i oyer s.. 700 IN ...,i room,
Jy.n T. E.uvU..- ,yith' - wa.
street Jtia' Sg.i'" :: North Nlat6
o. "H"i to u.y i ia5,n. acc ,;,.,,
ii%f,.T "a, ,.-"! 90. -ps-lJ Genital =
POULTRY FAItAI. - a.r.. ..,..,,
9hra ,ni poultry houses 'Tis S',,''G es.
SEQ. T. Crawford :. GO '~'' s-'O'y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
Rooms Without isoard

DAKOTA ApARTMESTS-No, Q. Furnished
room IS per week. Call boulevard 1912
FIFTH ST. North i06-Furnished house
Keeping apartment: Also furnished room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-04
LIVE .,TOlh
Dogs, Cats, refs
Poultry and Supplies 40

CEkEAI-IA MASH is 1t .O'o protein ,..J
~ HIihtS SiIrnSlH ana u make. .,...
sold IN - ind lpy- mound sac. 80
hTanei g hasten. isOs E,s. Gary STREE
fAKThipHt. NO'.nS. Barred Kock.L uxn,
AMI DARK. B!iCh MinOrCas egg. "a
heSs: haMNM.nn ..s9 Eoe lir.o. MsIl
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
LITTLE BOYS IN.
MYSTERIOUS CLAN
TERR0R|zED TOWN
ORDER/OF BLACK CROSS
P Participated in Twenty Hold
Ups and Robberies. Ten
Year Old Girl Was Respon-
sible for the Undoing Of the
Youthful Robbers When
They Tried to Rob Her.

New York, June 9.-Eight youths
ranging in age from to II who had
banded themselves into the mysteri-
Gus order Of the Black Cross, were
arrested today and confessed to hav-
ing participated in at least 20 hold
ups and robberies, which has terror
lied citizens for the past few months
in the Bronx.
Members of the gang were identi-
fed by the Black Cross which they
had roughly tattooed on their wrists
in shack in which they made their
rendezvous.
Ten year old Beatrice Mauer was
their undoing. She was on her way
home from a grocery store When she
was order to hold up her hands and
"fork over" She clutched $4.66 and
refused to give it up. Later she recog-
nized some of them as her school
mates and told the police.
The order of the Black Cross has
disbanded.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
ELKS Celebrate
DESPITE WEATHER
A Feature of the day Will Be a
Parade by the Elks, Prizes
Awarded.

! Goldsboro, June 9.-The principal
session Of the annual session of the
Benevolent order of Elks which
started here yesterday was being held
today. Following registration Of Elks
at the Elks Club this mornings busi-
ness session held at 1880.
The Elks were welcomed to Colds
boro in an address by Col. Joe Rob-
ertson which was responded to by W.
H. Merriman of Greensboro. Reports
of committees, election Of ohicers and
election of next years meeting place
will take place today.
A feature Of the closing day will
be the Elk parade late today. Prizes
will be awarded to the tallest, largest
smallest, best looking, cutest, ugliest
and oldest Elk in the parade. A low
ing cup will be awarded the lodge
making the best appearance. A
smoker will follow the parade after
which a dance will be given the Elks
at a local warehouse.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10

that they exist and persist for pc
riods, often long extended, and that
they change slowly. When for in
stance, paranoiac forms the delu-
sion that he is prosecuted and shapes
his life and conduct according, 1t Is
a systematized and fixed delusion;
when he explains his reasons for be-
lieving that he is prosecuted and his
grounds for his line Of conduct, 1t Is
seen in which way his delusion is
systematized; and finally when his
persecutory delusion, after period
perhaps of years, change sinto an ex-
pansive delusion, as that he is some
exalted parsonage, It Is a fixed de-
lusion and q changed type.
There are two kinds Of systema-
tised delusions. one 10 Of persecu-
tion and the other Of grandeur. In
NtContinusd On pagss)
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
MEXICO REJECTS
TREATY BASED ON
ITS RECOGNITION
TREATY NOT ALLOWED
New Element Introduced by
Decree Issued Since Present
Negotiations Began Impos-
ing Increase of Twenty-Five
Per Cent Taxes on Petro-
leum, Formal Protests by Co.
Ixl

Mexico City, June 9.-Formal sig
nature of the treaty between Mexico
and the United States as the con-
dition of recognition of the Obregon
administration by Washington is i'm
possible says statement issued at
the presidential Office last night.
President Oregon declined to
meet newspaper men but his private
secretary said there was nothing to
add to recent pronouncements by the
government.
AT the same time statement was
issued at the foreign Office declaring
a commercial treaty with the United
States was desirable but that the pres
ident did not possess the right to con
clude treaty of political nature
such as was proposed by the United
States.
The state department has not been
advised officially of the latest state
ment Of Obregcn as to signing of
the treaty as conditions Of the re-
cognition of the Obregon administra-
tion was impossible but this attitude
OF the Mexican president had been
known for some time.
In the meantime new element was
introduced by the decree issued since
present negotiations began imposing
an increase of Is per cent on taxes
OF petroleum. Formal protests were
lodged by representatives of the oil
companies and indicated new devel-
opments in the oil controversy
would be called to the attention of
Mexican authorities.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
COAST LINE AGENT
HAS SURRENDERED
Charged With Killing Officer
Who Attempted to Arrest
Him.

Gainesville, Fla, June 81. S.
Darby station agent for the Atlantic
Coast Line at Baldwin who last night
shot and killed Marshal L. s. Thomas
at that place alighted from train
here early today and surrendered to
the police.
Reports received here from Bald
win were that Thomas was attempt
ing to arrest Darby for disorderly
conduct.
Darby is said to have fired 1 shots
at the marshal two Of which took
effect. Thomas son disarmed him and
upon his turning to examine the ex-
tent Of his fathers injuries Darby
escaped.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
COMMANDER Of THE
AMERICAN LEGION
WAS KILLED TODAY
AUTOMOBILE RESPONSIBLE
RESPONSIBLE
Calbraith and Two Other Men
Were Returning From Coun-
try Club Near indianapolis
When Auto in Which They
Were Riding Overturned,
Probably Faul tof Steering.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 9.-F. w,
Galbraith, Jr., National commander
of the American was killed and
Henry j. Ryan Of Indianapolis ma
tional director of the Legion's Amer.
icanism commission and Milton j.
Foreman of Chicago, National COM
mitteeman of the Legion from Him
ois were injured when an automo-
bile in which they were riding went
over a steep embankment.
The three men were riding to the
city from the country club in Mr..
Ryan's car. The car failed to make
a slight turn in the road and ran
over the curbing across the sidewalk
and turned over several times and
landed at the foot of a 20 foot en-
bankment. All three men were
thrown clear Of the machine.
Mr.. Galbraith suffered a fracture
of the skull in the fall and died on
the way to the hospital.
Mr.. Ryan who was driving the car
declared he believed a defect in the
steering apparatus caused him to lose
control. Mr.. Foreman suffered frac-
ture Of the skull and is in a serious
condition. Ryan was only slightly
injured.
Coroner Robertson who made an
Investigation Immediately after the
accident, said an examination showed
a broken connection of the steering
whele.
indianapolis, June 9.-Mr. Gal.
braths body will be removed to Gin
cinnati for burial. He was elected
national commander last September
at Cleveland. He was ~ years old
and was born in Watertown Arsenal,
Mass.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
REPORTED TREATY
BETWEEN SOV|ETS
AND REBEL IRISH
BRITISH MAKE PUBLIC
Treaty Includes Pledges to
Promote Recognition and
Sovereignty of Each Othe:
by Nations of the World,
and to Prevent Transporta.
ton of Arms to Enemies.

London, June 9.-The govern
ment issued as white paper" this
afternoon the text of what purports
to be the draft of proposed treaty
between the Russian Soviet govern.
ment and the Republic of Ireland
which the government states was
captured in Dublin.
The preamble Of the alleged treaty
follows:
DESTROYS of promoting peaceful
and friendly relations between all
nations, especially between people of
Ireland and Russia and serving to
cooperate in the interest and ad-
vancement of the human race and for
the liberation of all people from i'm
perialistic EXPEDITION and oppression
Of the governments of the Russian
Socialist Soviet and the Republic of
ireland.
The fifteen articles of the pur-
ported treaty include the pledges of
the resources and influences Of the
two governments to promote the rec
ognition and sovereignty Of each
other by nations of the world; their
efforts to prevent transportation of
arms, munitions and military sup
plies against either country.
Both parties declare in favor
Of universal disarmament and the
formation Of some kind of league of
nations.
"The duration of the treaty pro-
posed is psriod of ten years.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
MARKETS
COTTON

New York, June 9.-The cotton
market opened steady with generally
from 12 to points lower, owing to
reports as to the decline in exchange.
The active months sold from 5 to IL
points below last night closing.
The market at noon was as fol-
lows: Jan. 1899, March 1892, July
1857, Oct. 1910, Dec. 1885
The market closed at 2:15 as
follows: Jan. 1886, March 1929,
July 1856, ct. 1886, Dec. 1885
Spots Wilson market 10 1-2c.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10

Gates, June 10; Manteo, Dare county,
June 13; East Carolina Teachers
Training School, Greenville, June IA.
Jacksonville, Onslow county, June
IA: Trenton, Jones county, June 20;
Elizabeth City, Joint school Of Pas
quotank, Perquimans. Camden and
Currituck, June 20; Williamson, for
Martin and Washington counties,
June 25, and Beaufort. Carteret
county, July 5. A date for Pamlico
county school which will be held at
Oriental Il to be hxsd later.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
STOCKS.

New York, June 9.-Stocks Of ev-
cry description were severely de-
pressed at the opening Of today's ses-
sion. A further collapse Of foreign
exchange which forced. London un-
der $40 was one Of the disturbing
factors. The proposed heavy export
tax on Mexican oils was another un-
favorable development within the
first few minutes Of active trading
Pan America Petroleum lost six
points.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
REQUEST REMOVAL OF
MUTCHEIxL FROM SERVICE

Washington, June S.-Relief Of
Brig. Gen. Mitchell as assistant chief
Of the air service has been requested
by Maj. Gen. Menohar, chief of the
army air service in . written re-
quest.
Repeated public statement by
Mitchell urging unified air service
made since Harding addressed con-
gress in opposition to such is said to
have been one Of the reasons that
prompted the request.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
EXPECTED TO SELECT JURY
TODAY

Tulsa, Okla, June S.-Twelve men
tentatively accepted as Jurors were
in the box today and It was expected
to complete tho selection Of a special
grand Jury to investigate the race
riots Of several days ago.
The trial was continued at the
morning sessioa with the state attor-
ney general in charge Of the general
investigates.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
MARINE CORPS OFFICER
KILLED IN FALL

Washington, June 9.-Lieut. w.
B. Brown, Boise, Idaho, of the ma
rine crops was either killed or
drowned when, the marine corps
plane he was flying crashed at Colo
nial Beach, Va, near here on the Po-
tomac.
Sergeant Busby, passenger in
the machine was injured.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
LA JUANTA DISTRICT
SUFFERED IN THE FLOOD

Pueblo, COL, June 9.-Eighten
persons are known to have been kill
ed in the flood in the La Juanta dis
trict according to Capt. J. B. Mock
Of the Colorado national guard woll
arrived here today after a hard bat
tie against the elements.
Capt. Mock brought the first off,
cial statement Of the situation around
La Juanta.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1921-06-10
GENERALLY CLUDY.

For North Carolina: Generally
cloudy and unsettled weather with
occasional showers tonight and Fri
day and little change in temperature
with gentle to moderate variable
winds.