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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25
S195.5SO.OO
GARRARD COUNTY EXCEEDS
QUOTA.
MONEY STILL POURING IN

Subscriptions amounting t o
s195,550 were received up to Wed
nesday afternoon and it is believed
that many more will come in Def ,re
the close of the canvass, which ends
on May 4th.
Showing the interest that has been
manifested turnout Garrard county
is the number of people that have
bought these bonds. Reports up to
yesterday evening, show that bonds
have been sold to 902 individuals
This is remarkable and shows the
patriotic spirit of the county and its
people are willing to invest their
last dollar, if it takes that to lick the
Kaiser. The following statement
has been issued by the Chairman, in
which he asks that every good eff
fort be made to double our quota if
possible before the end of the
drive;
The Committee of Garrard coun-
ty makes the following report of
bonds sold, viz;
Garrard Bank and Trust Co $4,000
The National Bank, S44,150
Citizens National Bank, $4,000
Peoples Bank, Paint Lick, $4,000
Bank Of Bryantsville, $18,5OO
Total, S195,550
Let us not rest, but push the work
forward to the last day, May 4th.
B. F. Hudson, Chairman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25
FOR SALE-An Old Time Bed In
perfect condition. Call this office.

Are you putting that conserved
hour to good use for your country
Get busy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

A noted actress is billed to appear
in "a Pair Of Silk Stockings"
Gosh. That ought to draw house.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

LOST-Grey overcoat. with blacl
velvet collar. Initials I'll. V. b." Re
ward to finder. II. V. Basin.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

The hens reprieve has expired
and Biddie may now prepare tC
pay the final debt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25
JURY MONEY.

Trustee Of the Jury Fund. J. J. Walk
er. Jr., informs us that the March jury
money is ready for distribution.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-25

LoST-Silver ring with small
diamond in center. Reward IL left
at this office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
REVENUE MEASURE
PASSED BY SENATE :
AFTER MUCH TALK

-lt-ohtinued From First Pagc.)
on the amount in excess OF s. per
square Nard: picture frames on the
amount over SO each; trunks. on the
amount over $50 each valiscs, travel
ing bags. suitcascs. hat boxes and fit
!cd toilet cases, on the amount over
80 each; purses. pockctbookS shop
ping and handbags. on the amount over
800 each; portable lighting fixtures
including lamps of all kinds aud lamp-
shades. on the amount over S25 each
umbrellas. B:rasoS and sun shades on
thc amount over 81 each: fans, over 81
tach; mouse OF smoking Jackets and
oatn or ioung:mG robes. over $3.50
each; mems waiSicoatS sold Scparatcly
from suits. on the amount over 81
i'"ach: Womtn's and misses hats, bon
nets and hoods over $l5 each: mems:
ana boys hats over s. each; mems
and boys caps over So each: mems
ana womcns. misses and boys boots.
shoes. pumps. slippers. over SO per
par; mems and boys necktics and
n'.,Gihwcar. Over 50; mems and hoys'
SIX stockings or hose, over 81: wo-
mems and misses silk stockings over
-; mems snirts. over So: mems. wo-
mems, misses and boys pajamas
night gowns and underwear. over So
tach; kimonos pctticoata and waists.
over S15 each
Those Who voted for tie luxury
,aEGs "er, Ashurst, Heckham, Cham
g. %, k""drick. kina. Kirby, Me-
keiar. Martin G<yD, Nugent over
man, i'helan. Pollock. Pomcrene. Shat
rom. sheppard. Trammcll and Varda-
man democrats, and Borah. Cum
Minis. Curtis. France. Fcrnauid. Gron-
IA, Hale, Harding, johnson tCa0. Kel-
ioGg, Kenyon. La Toilette, Lenroot
McNary. Nelson, Norris. PoindcX;cr and
Weeks. Rcpublicans-.aS
Those who opposed the luxury taxes
were: Banhhead. Culbcrson, Gerry
core Henderson. Jones Is. NJ, Lewis
Marii in ,NaJ. Salisbury Simmons.
SIntt ,fsn ~
tMdD. swanson Thomas. Underwood
Williams and Wolccti. Democrats. and
l.rand"gcc. Dillingham;. Knox. Lodge
Nc. u'nhcr. Moses. Rage. rcnroac.
Sm,th ,Mich), SToo., spencer, Suthcr-
land. Warren and Watson. Republic
uns--32
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
Camoufzaged Booze
Caught in Transit
Hundreds Of Containers
Disguised From Fish
to 7'ypeavrite,s.

Hundreds Of quarts Of liquor are 10.
ing stored In tho Federal Build;ny
They arc being brought In by agents
or the Department of Justice who arc
coniiscatinE whisky shipments right
and left. Most of these Shipments AFRO
Captured here while in transit from
New York. Philadelphia and Baltimor,
to points south OF tho Virginia line.
Many OF tho boxes containing Tho
liquors arc consigned to some or liz
most prominent people in the different
sections of Virginia. North CaroIin,
South Carolina and Georgia.
EVERY attempt is made to disguise
The shipment. One-hnlf gallon OF rn, :.
scotch was found in "A can labeled cool
ing OIL. This was addressed to - high
official Of ono III the largest corpor,
TONS in the United states LOOKING
Federal Building II was found ,bnt
they are marked as follows: Tuns
nsh' salt, soup. grapes. drugs, amonin
suEar. medicine, typewritcr
These shipments violate the Ecdcr.l
law IN several respects. The statue
requires that liquors be marked ~.
s"ch, mat they nc not sent collect. and
'hat thcy be sent from State To state
oniy Tor medicinal. mocha meal or
sacramento purposes. ~
Agents OF the Department Of .1us,tc.
announce that those who have been
violating tho law will be prosecuted g.,
every instance. From the addrcsses IN
some Of the packages it is evident iba,
purohinitionisss as we'll Az antiprohibi.
,ionists have been trying 10 shin
through the blockade ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
HOLIDAY MAIL POURING
INTO LOCAL POST OFFICE
Good Weather ENpcditcs HnudIIn. OF
Grrnt Volume of
Matter.

Christmas mail At tho Richmond
post office continues To break ali re-.
oFdS and the good weather OF yes
t.rday c%peIitcd its handling With
tnc large force Of APPROX iinatcly ISIS
extra men and thirty five or forty
, Was 1hs constantly At work local Of
MEATS cNpcct Ia deliver mail almost
AT last IS il is received. Many people
yesterday were commenting or thc
rae! thai their packages were coming
IN At n" same time as letters mailed
with them.
Outgoing mail will hc heavy until
about the middle Of this afternoon. /;
VIII then Siackcn for :. while. but Will
PICK up when what post Office people
call the cross fire mail begins Tho
cross fire mail" is that deposited by
people who yet :: present from an UNI
"Anecicd source. They then hasten to
SEND something TO the donor. The big
incoming mail will arrive tonight and
to.morrow. All day long tomorrow
deliveries Of packages will he made
There VIII he no letter delivery TO-
morrow, either in the morning or af-
icrnoon. with the exception Of letters
bearing Special delivery stamps. How
eyer, eyer rural carriers Will make fun
Collections Will be made as follows
Ihc rrSt two regular business Trims
ana ne NTH trip, emitting the third
iourth ana sixth. Additional hotel de-
!NevN by night collector
All divisions at the post office will
he closed during Christmas Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
HUN PAPER SAYS ALL is
LOST, INCLUDING HONOR
'"Ss nrhunE Lnmcnts That Gcru,,
Earned Money Taking
S-Honts to England.

i.oNpO December o3- ro,,r,
rS on the handing over to the Eri,;sl
49, ,h' German submarine 10 nv H.
,'.inlan crew. who seized this on,or
,"hltE TO earn 500 marks nov 49, Pp ~
.! Germany rs compensa ton for III
, WS,lhc boats to England, the C,oio"mo
NoikS IeitunE says: nc
.Neh when the ASTOUNDING bic,o.
-, ~ thc russian roubles given r. H.
ntri,lan peoples deputies was rni.,,an
we had patience. We had indeed s,iii
one consolation. Through This n;ph,
OF universal misfortune the sn,an L =.
W our armies fame gIistcnnd MtiI !.
friendly radiance. never IN dis NJ, ~, ::
.. sTmG as men walked upon earth.
.,o,,. uaii we now be robbed Of This con
n S,. ION III the solitude and siinnce ~
~. "tiserS is IL possible in t;erman,.
co.. 5oo en req sailors could have sold
81 ,h no' marks the last poor remnant
nc ,nonor OF an undying hero
british admiral (Bcattv1 ro
mgunrcs the handing over or A I;bo, :
"niTh rs tho victor he wisbcs u';,h
NOME gesture. TO bcStow upop tbc W. ~
Iuishcd, AS one is accustomed 70 ,n am
MS sword 10 the brave commondsr o 6
a conquered fortress. Rcvolution.-iooss
III German naval uniform profmr -
arG tod. 500 marks. These disbornr
anie men venture again 10 tread c.
man SOL with their wages Of sin
can IL really he truep MI, ,
;,ear would flow IN the German fath er d
iahd SO. everything is LOST ;ncinI;.
honnr We could not then SIM, inu
impossible" ""riu--!t Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
ENGLAND PREPARES FOR
NEW FINANCIAL NEEDS
Necessary to Itc-Establish II Sound
Basis by Means of an Efrec-
two Gold Standard.
ARRANGEs FOR STATE AID
Total Deposits in Banks OF United
Kingdom, Exclusive Of Bank Of
England, Arc Nearly Double What
They We're i'm 1913.

LONDON, December 23-rhcrc viii!
DC an increased demand for credit fla
ciiitics during the reconstruction pc 10.
Rod aud the ability Of trade and in.
HuSiry generally to provide for it's
financial needs VIII depend largely on
the amount OF reserves ii has been
possible to accumulate. says the re-
port OF the COMMITTEES OH tho provision
Of financial facilities for trade aft or
IN" war. ISSUED day by the Minis
try of demonstrations.
There are three main divisions I'M
der this head. the report 'snys. They
ar" hrms engaged upon work from Il
dat" soon after tho beginning OF the
war. firms which became engaged on
war work at Il later period and new
firms created as result of the cnor-
mousiy increased demand for war ma
tcriai.
Tho chief financial difficulty. accord
ing TO the report will be in conncc-
ton with the third group. Unccr-
'ainty is the greatest dr,rincnt to in
dnStry and finance alike.
TO achieve the reconstruction Of
trade and industry on sound financial
ana economic lines the report contin-
fish sound financial basis By means
Of an effective gold standard to check
any undue expansion of credit and TO
take steps to reduce the imitation Of
Grcdii to more normal proportions
Ihc banks VII he in Il position TO
meet demands for. ordinary banking
facilities.
- i'''' '''''' 'il'EpTlSeS OF national
'hportanc" may have the first call
upon the available supply Of capital it
~ desired TO maintain for "A pcriod
altcr the war. supervision over new is
sueS and over the export of capital
ON tho question Of state aid to in
dustry. the committee recommends tho
formation OF committee to deal witt,
cases OF hardship arising out of CON
tracts for munitions.
Commenting on tho expansion OF
credit and paper currency. tho COM
mlttec SAYS that. whereas the total de-
rosits ut the banks Of the United
England. at the end Of 1919 amounted
70 o,o.oOe,ooo pounds sterling the
amount Of deposits now ia nearly -
VoO,OO0.OOO pounds stcrlinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
Police Patrol Seen
I, in Coblenz Streets
Correspondent Declares
CITY Is Noa0 Jtst
Like Ne2U York.
BY DAMON U,INyuN.

WI ~ ififs AM tltlCAN ARMY OF
oCnUPATION, COBB .J2NI, December %.
M Lo1, r., wa, MAS familiar clang Of Il
morning. II was rumorcd that four
American correspondents and two Y.
NJ I. a. men instincuy started run
ming violently in the opposite dircc-
ton without even looking to confirm
the sound. 1t il claimed couple OF
censors were also seen dmckins into
convenient allcyway--but this is
not confirmed.
Gcrmans along the sidewalks stared
IA ama%cmcnt as big covered motor
van came rubbing over the cobblc-
stones. In tho van. which had once
been an army ambulance, were seat cd
Two stern looking military policemen.
with their arms fo:crd across THEN.
chests ON tho. sides of tho van was
painted in big letters: Military ro-
Thus our little city OF tho Rhine
was made complete in all details. 1t
is Just like living in New York
The patrol wagon already had it's
pasSenGcrs. but history would not b.
enriched by giving their names
rms mas been II tremendous week
for Coblenz shopk II would
he interesting to know how much mon
cr American soldiers have speni with
them for chria;mas gifts for home
folks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
THREESC0RE CHURCHES
TO HELP BILLY SUNDAY
"re OF hnptist Thnn Any Other
denomination Pledge support
in Campaign.

lila ana' more Baptist churches than
nose ~ OF any other dcnominai lion in
S ST,t,,iohn VII cooperate III the Biliy
ounHay campaign is shown bv ihcir
missionaries which are being r,pjdIv
rclurhed TO James Walker. adTanne
nan; az ms office on the second MOOR
OF the Y. NJ g. A. "'0'
nwentN-iour Baptist churches have
~: anuS indicated their desire TO enter
mo ne activities incident 10 mo six
wiis.s campaiEn OF the great evan
Shurches are neck-and-ncck in nn,n.
pcr reporting so far-fftcen Of r,,,.n :.
." 81 EL,hTistian churches there are three;
i|irs, IT, 'hurchcs, three. and tho
rnSi EnSIiSh Evangelical Lutheran
mas lined up, making a total nm -
, ,t hisht OF siNty-cne. This is rei
.'nS lose to the maximum mum Der
expected 10 co-npcratc-sryeniv
The list of the churches wbic;; h.,I
SEN III their missionaries is as FOL
na,5Isbn,, Rahinhringc, Barton Heights,
vary, Fairinount Avenue. First. E,uItnn
tlhter i'hrk, Grace Street Grove Nve
u nnr, immnnuel. Leigh Street. North
street. shr@ KidEr' second, Tabcrnacic. VEN VEN
"eSthampton, Woodland Heights.
Mc'nonist- barton Heights Ccuten-
AIRY, central. Decatur street brnnv
H;ircet; fairmount Avenue. Grace. High
l.hd fark. !@urc! Street. st lanes
E End FaWn n,S,o Trin,yy, Union station west
i+h r.. M,emor,al, Woodiand Heights
Avenue. First. Fulton. C;int"r pnrI,
Grace Covenant. Granite. liigpah Mon
l''S'' pN"rbrook, Porter Street Rose
heath Second. Third Church. Wcstmin-
g. Christian Cowariin Avenue. seven,,
street. Third Christian.
fplScopa!-Gracc EpiScop,l uol,.
Comforter. Meade Memorial ''o'S
Luthcran-Firsl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
TWO HUNDRED MECHANICS
LAND At NOIkIOI ID
10y Associated Press

NORFOLK, VA. December 23.-Thc
army transport and supply ship
Amph;on. which reached post last
night. this morning landed 200 me-
chanics from France. all OF whom were
immediately released. in order that
they Nigh; take he hrs, outgoing
train and spend Christmas at home.
All had seen service plying their
various trades under the nose OF Ger
man batteries on the French front
Ihc boys made no attcmut 10 conceal
their JOY on again pressing American
Roads Just before tho signing OF The
armiS'lc" with cargo of war material
Inc portion not needed in France was
brought back.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
PERSRING CROSSES RHINE
American Commander visits Scu,>te,
and Other Points Inst
OF River.
iBy Associated Press

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OI'
octuPATlON. Sundny. December ga
the east bank OF the Rhine Sa,,ird;. v
night. as tho guest OF Major I;eneral
times corps commander, with head
quarters at Ncuwicd.
General PcrshinE crossed the Rhine
IN an automobile At 1895 o'clock Sal :
uruaS nlEht over pontoon bridge nj
Cohienz after having entertained The
newspaper correspondents at dinner in
ms private train This morning he
was Joined ut Ncuwicd by Major-t;cn-
era Dickman, and with Mnjor-;;rnc~ais
lolckman ana Homes visited the three
division headquarters within inc
est on the eastern side OF tho Rhine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
Won BINEENBuRG SENDS
LARGE FORCE TO pOSES

ZURICH, December 2&.-Fjeld Mar
shal Won iiindcnhurs. according TO re-
ports received here from Germany, has
concentrated a large force OF soldiers
in Posen.
Iosen Is IN German Poland. Polish
nationalists have ciaiIncd i, as mar, of
the new Poland. and Polish troops have
invaded the territory. According to
reports from Berlin last week, mo.
Polish government has ordered clcn.
lions 10 be heic in several parts OF
Posen: Danzig. the Baltic port oc.
cupied by Polish forces last week. is
in Posen. -
The Ebert government In Berlin IS
reported TO be faced with another crisis
through the resignation of the minority
members OF the Cabinet
Political circles in Berlin. another
report says are asitatcd by "a rImor
that General Groencr. who succeeded
General LudcndorH as chief Quarter.
master- general. has threatened TO seize
Herlin with troops that have reuaiped
iNithful IL order is not re-es,a blish %
: there shortly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
NO HARD Times IN SIGHT
FOR FOUR GENERATIONS
New York Congressman Bases Opt
mistic Prediction OH Conditions
Growing Out OF War.
WORLD is SHORT OF SHIPS
Caldwell Says II Will Take Five
Years to Catci, Up--Unitcd States
Only Country to Double Industrial
Power

WASHINGTON, December 23-"Nu
man living has a child who will ever
have a grandchild VINO will sec hard
times in America"
This optimistic view OF future busi-
ness and industrial conditions was en-
pressed to-day by Representative;
Charles T.. Caldwell. of New York
lie was discussing the pending rivers
and harborS bill and the beneficial Ell
can commerce.
discussing the rivers and hurbors
h!li AS II affects business through ship
ping. Mr.. Caldwell said:
survey of tho shipping would
SHOWS That when the armSticc vua
signed there was G.:0o.0 900 dcadweiJ;ht
toms less ocean tonnage than on July
s. 1914. when the war began
PRESENT SHORTAGE
i9.0ho,OH0 TONS
Tho average tonnage produced in all
me yards of the world up TO 1914, was
%.2cV,uoo lightweight tons yearly. There
,inrr, thr world has l?.Ooo.oo0 tons less
man II normally would have had Rut
ior IN" tremendous increase in shin
n"MdliS faculties during the war, this
hECr. would he far greater
1T probably Will be five wears bc
'or" snlppinE can catch up with world
conditions. So We can reasonably csii-
m :.n that there must be completed
within the next fiv" years a Unr IN ,
lightweight toms of ships.
america has not suffered n decrcas,
w. .''' man power as the result of hcr
war casualties. because health cor1i
Tons IN the training camps were so
much better than i'm the cities from
which the bulk Of the men were draw,
'ha' the deaths from all causes i'm t,,n
army virtually were no more numcr
Gus man would have occurred If Tho
men had roma incd in civil life
WOMEN HAVE TAKEN
Place; IN >INDUsTRy
our factories have been dcyoIor,1
increased and expanded In adJition
Tor the first time our women hnvn
learned the BENEFITS derived from =,
weekly pay check q
therefore. Americas coumcrci,,
man power has been practically doubled.
every other belligercnt's man nower h, :.
ncei' cut almost in half Hence III
mat is necessary to insure 4 mosi nrnS.
ncrous future is TO have bnrhor f.,
oit.ties Tor docking and loading shine
WIN the products of our countrv an:I
lis factories. an"
IN the past America has been tho
ln..; ih nation whose imports we're
80 .tai her exports. This countrv
ago would have Slapped the worl!,
~ ny supply of gold but for the T.ct
.,n"t ~ mad TO pay the freight charTes
=" ~ me goods il bought and so,Ii
WIS u debtor nation for this rc,snn
;" an cStent variously estimated bnl
90 So;ooo'ooO.00o and Sl5.o0l ooo
80, ne interest charges OF this dah,
oraihihS our credit balances"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
QUIET CHRISTMAS IN PARIS
Not Fitting to Rcvei In Food While
women and thiidrrn suffer in
Stricken Sections.

FAIRS. December -: uuict
Christmas i scheduled for the Amcii-
can fcar" Commission and tho VI: :
riouS American staffs hcrc because of
niilcitl cisnnproNal of the conventional
holiday hi!arity. An Paris plans a
rather sober festival. The project Of
ioiiSe has forbidden the usual m. l.
itghi supper on Christmas Eve. All
restaurants and cafes must he closed
At $50 L. NJ.
The reason for this ruling is that
IT would not be fitting for raris TO
icvc in food and Saycty when tho
hundreds of thousands Of men. wo-
men and children in tho devastated re-
SionS are suffering intensely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
POLAND ANXIOUS TO MAKE
FRIENDS WITH t.Z.(.ITs

VIENNA, December Parma q.
ANXIOUS 20 reach AN amlcabIo arrec.
ment Win the czcchs regardjng rhe
Claims OF the latter to Austria, S1Fesi;,
Prague TO discuss the matter. accorSinp
10 statement issued by the poiisS
oreish Minister and printed i'm ora
says no efforts Will he mad. 10 snivo
ny diplomacy. claims TO Ga!!cia by
Regarding the southeastern frontier
Of Poland, the minister S;,i,. NC 80.
uation Is very serious. lie continues:
the republic OF Ukraine has forced
the roles 10 fight for their rights and
the whole OF Eastern Gaiicia and din
lomatic discussions with Ukraine ire
AT present Impossible. II Will Toe a
question of arms until the matter IS
settIed: Poland is ready 10 defend this
part OF her territory. Where Poles ~.
in inc majority. by every means in her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
ID MILLION MEMBERS IN
LATEST RED CROSS DRIVE
Partial Hcport Represents Only co Per
Cent of Chapters Engaged in
Campaign.
fBv Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. December .3-Thc
American Red Cross Christmas roll
call campaign ended tonight with an
proSimatcly li.0cO.000 members re-
ported this figure representing re-
tufHS from only co per cent of the
haptcrs Reports from the remairinc-
30 per cent. a ma jority OF which havo
been hampcrcd in making their can
FaSs by influenza and bad weather. Will
carry the final total far beyond this
nSure. IN the opinion Of Red Cross Of
hcia!s In some parts OF the country
workers intend to continue tho dri-e
campaign closed Tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
CAROLINA SEVENTH STATE
IN VALUE OF FARM CROPS
output for Present Year Valued nj
over Son.0Dn,a 400. Exclusive of
Minor Products.
LSpecinl Ia Thc rimns.nlsnat.hl

RALEIGH. y. c.. December 23.-M.
Agriculture. is rejoicing over Norit,
Carolina's splendid stride the past wear
~ t;tkin seventh place among the
rtatcs or the Union in the matter Of
me money value OF farm, crops Her
record Is shown by the government re.
port. Just out. to he s!3-.iJO. 900. there
ncinS ohlH SIX states in all tho coun-
include the value of the truck crons
or %uch products as soJabcans and
numbers of other special rrops that
.rorth carolina has developed the past
IL" years on q very ConSidcra bic scale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
WHERE PROPOSALS DIFFER
President Wilson's League of S,,,o,
would Forbid All Rcsort
to trmN.

WARRINGTON, December o3.-pro.
dent Wilson's idea Of a league OF ma
tiohS rs mat all International disputes
"H!ii DC Hcttlcd without resort TO arms
rnrme: President Taft's league to
entorGc peaco proposes that certain
action shall be gone throur Ib"n 6efo,d
war may be declared
rms comparison Of the positions OF
the president and the former Presi
dent was drawn by George Ii. ShihIev-
president OF the League Nor World
tederation. in abatement Issued To-
Mr. Wilson" ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-24
THREE YEGGMEN STEAL
100000 IN DIAMONDS
Montreal Waterman Say. Rohhcr,
Promised Him $1,000 IL He
W3N silent

MONTREAL. December o3-Throe
EeeEmcn who got Sl00, worth OF
diamonds from the safe in the jcwelry
shop OF Mich3eison G. Sons carly this
morning are believed to have made
their escape across the border
ihc ~atchman in the store told the
police the men had pounced upon him
una"ares and tied him with "A rope
after which they took turns Watching
MN one OF the men. hc said, thrust
20 into his hands. saying:
There * - thousand more for Won
in three days If you keep your mouth
shut"