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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

| NLADlNOsTOK. Tuesday November
l9.-Through a coup on the part of the
Russian government at Omsk. yester-
| day. Admiral Alexander Kolchak has
! become virtual dictator and comman-
| der of the all Russian army and fleet.
Two ministers. NJ. AvksentieH and NJ.
Ierzenon, who opposed Admiral Kol-
| chak's Dictatorship, have been arrested.
| y portion of the directorate of the
| formed the administrative body of the
new government and TO which the min
miral kolchuk.
Telegrams received here from Omsk
state that the move was due to en-
inenacins the state. The council Of
, ministers has assumed authority and
transferred 1t to Admiral Kolchak. The
| latter has accepted the responsibility.
ana II IS announced has entered upon
his duties as supreme governor
~ i msnerai Horvath' General lvanon.
inen,. and General Renoff, former com
mander of the all-Russian forces an
nounce that they recognize the new
NJ. .Vologodsky. head Of the Western
Stberihn government. who is Il member
OF both the directorate and the conn
cll OF ministers. retains his post as
premier General Bolderon is absent
from omsk. and his attitude is llnk nown
French Commissioncr Renault is at
Will leave immediately tor that city.
While there have been rumors that
such IA development might occur at
onsk they were not given credence
and the news came as a distinct sur
Prise 10 all allied commanders aid
representatives at Vladivostok Tho
local Iemstvo provisional council and
oother minor organizations, held Il con-
Terence early this morning. 1t is indi-
Gated tnat there is at present dispo-
sition not TO recognize the Kolchak
government.
The activities OF the radical wing
represented in the ll-Russian govern
meht forced the militarist and con-
serrative elements to adopt counter
measures. according to Lieutenant
General ltorvath. prominent among the
leaders IN the anti-Bolshevik move
mcnt III siberia. who gave his view OF
ihe coup These measures he said.
oi tie left of the Social revolutionists,
among them four .nisters and assist
asst ministers.
The EGvernment in the face of this
accomplishing fact, General liorvath
explained, found it advisable 10 de-
clare the directorate abolished and
10 transfer temporarily the SUPERIOR
authority TO n supreme governor
whose power is limited by the council
mutual responsibility"
CHANGE ACCEPTED
WITHOUT DISORDER
The change in the government was
accepted by the people and the troops
without disorder.
Lieutenant General Boldicreff. the
noted military expert and member
OF the tfa directorate. is expected at
ceedtng Ia bring him into line.
The success of the coup, i'm the
opinion of General HOrvath, rests with
the United States. France and Eng
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
MAY EXPORT COTTON
WITHOUT RESTRICTION
New Regulation. Effective Dcccm,,cr :.
Applies TO Allied Coun-
tries Only.
Nv Associutcd Press.


WASHINGTON, November oI-Rc
strictions on the expectation of raw
cotton TO Great Britain, France. italy.
Belgium and japan were removed to-
day by the War Trade BOARD and tho
committee on cotton distribution The
order Is effective December .
Expectation restrictions on raw cot =
ton going TO Spain whereby the uuan-
t!ty cNportable was limited and allotted
among the various shippers also were
withdrawn effective November 81. AZ.
ter that date, applications will be con
sideTed with view to granting IL
censcS freely.
Regulations. which required that the
grade and staple be specified on appli-
cation for export. and that the appli-
cant disclose the existence OF an actual
sales contract or freight allotment,
also were withdrawn. effective Novem-
Der -
In connection with cotton for export
to the allied nations. the special ex-
FORT license will be issued to the prop
err customs officials at the point Of exit
who will be authorized to pass ship
mentS in accordance Herewith.
Applications TO export raw cotton to
other destinations will be considered
and granted freely. the announcement
said, and where agreements for ship
mentS exist international licenses will
he granted in accordance with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
MAIL FOR EX-PRlSONERS
Letters 4" Nclcnsed American. ShouId
he Addressed to Their
ReEimcut.
iBy Associated Press.

By Associated Press.l
WASfilNGTON. November ol.-Let-
ters to American soldiers who were
prisoners In Germany when the nrmi-
stice was sigped should he addressed
TO the company and regiment with
which they served before their cap
lure. the War Department announced
to-day. The words. Formerly uris-
oncr OF war in Germany" should be
envelope.
christmas packages may be sent to
men VINO were prisoners after coupons
10 pc attached to the parcels are oh
tanned by the nearest relatives of rho
men from any local chapter OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

a. this end controlling all of the
ISGurceS OF information, it's very YER
o.ase IN fact. the country may we'll be
warned that 1t may take at least with
q" grain OF salt whatever is published
Us s 90 what happens on the other side .
"enator Sherman said there might
n ,.., some Necessity for the President
so,hS abroad. but that he could no,
See H. and added that no provision IN
. smaae IN the Constitution for the alb
s sen;., OF the President from the terri
, W,Tri;al limits of the United States. The
White House. he said, viii be moved TO
laris. and added:
we are left TO the tender mercies
VI W, censored cable: passports denied,
nauieS controlled and Crecl sits as inn
perlai dictator at the source Of ac-
senator Kellogg said that was no
NV, Nv necessity for taking over cable
,,neS and express agencies as the arr
miStice mas been signed. and added that
w us opinion the action lis part of
. pan 70 fasten government owner
lines of the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RESTRICTIONS REMOVED
BuildinE Operations OF Whatever Char
meter MRy Now Proceed. Suys
War board.
IISy Associated Press.

By ASSocint ted I'rcSS.i
SItINt;TON, November 2I--Re-
moval Of all REMAINING, restrictions on
n"nwar construction by tho War In
hnE.; les Boar.l wa; announced tonight
by Chairman Baruch. All BUILDING,
operations OF VIII lt'ver character may
now I've proceeded vith without per-
iptts either from the boar, or tho state
councils of defense.
This acton WAS taken. Chairman IA :
rurh said. on recommendation Of tho
building industry and the State coun :
ellis OF defense. The councils had heen
Board in passing upon applications for
building permits.
There was no estimate AS to the iina
value OF building projects which had
hccn held up during the war. but OH :
rihls expect thai resumption of work
VIII hEord employment tor thousands.
OF workmcn no~ being released from
war industries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
WOULD FOLLOW PRESIDENT
hut Kitchin Thinks Congress VIII Get
Its Orders H..
(nlle,

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-No Of
fetal information concerning President
Wilson's trip to the peace conference
was forthcoming from the White
House to-day. The only development
was the elimination OF former rrcsi-
dent Taft from the list OF prospective
peace cnvoyS. II was learned authori-
tativeIy that he is not being consid-
cred
Representative Madden. Republicans,
OF Illinois, suggested in the House this
afternoon that inaSmuch as the Trcsi-
dent was going abroad. and that most
Of the Cabinet members might accom-
pany him, il would perhaps be good
thing for Congress TO adjourn and TO
take 4 vacation over there. There's
no necessity for a vacation. reJoincd
Majority Leader kitchin.
NO doubt we'll get our orders by
cable when the President is over
there" he added,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
RECOGNIZES JUGO-sI.Av
COUNCIL AS GOVERNMENT
iBy Associated Pressl

by NasoclaleH Tre;s.
IAklS. November ol.--Nikola r. Pa
chltch: irnmter and Minister Of For
ter here to Anton Koroseph. president
OF me Jugo-Slav National Council. in
winch he recognizes in the name of
tnc SoHernmcn, OF Serbia the ,IusO-
SlaH National Council. lie SAYS IL is
nc legitimate government of Serbians
troutlans and Slovcncs living in lands
formerly dominated by Austria HIM.
gary.
-, Announcement IL made in the letter
5nAt oerDia mas sent note to the al
Iugo-Sla National Council as a icEiti-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

longed TO an, Ohio division that ha,
nad It's shar, OF knocks, having done
IT'S part In the lighting at ST Mihi.I
ana In the Argonnc forest. The men
were relieved Ave days ago. but werc
going up again.
Things ara coming our way" soid
4 douBhboy. I'VE arc going i'm to cnI
TINS thing. DO you think we Will H."
home by Christmas?'
Among all the soldiers the BclpI,n
seems most anxious to enter Gcrmanw
we have got the boche going" said
"a Belgian officer to-day. Let's Keen
chasing him. A little trip into CO.
many will do us good"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

No. s2Ia6. Price sa.25-Mad
Scene. Lucia di Lammermoor.
Donizetti, Anna Case.
No. s2130, Price sa.o5-Come
Unto Him, Messiah. Handel.
soprano. Marie Tiffany; There's
n Beautiful Land on High, a. II.
Taylor. Marie Tiffany
No. SO378, Price sI.70--Hush- "a
bye. Ma Baby (Missouri Waltz.
Frederic knight Logan, Marion
Evelyn Cox and Vernon Dalhart.
contralto and tenor; Longing for
My Dixie Home. j. II. Shannon.
tenor and chorus. Harvey Hind
crmeyer.
No. SO307. Price sI.70-A Little
Love. Little Kiss, Lao Silesu,
Ralph Errolle: One Fleeing
Hour, Dorothy Lee. Gladys Rice.
No. SOa0S. Price s1.70 My
WAIKIKI Mermaid. Hula Medley.
Waikiki Hawaiian Orchestra:
Nalse Llowcllyn. Wicdoeft, Rudy
Wtedocft, saXophone.
No. SOlOS. Price sI.7O-Fan-
Andre Benoisi: Second Mazurka.
GODDARD. piano, Andre Benoist.
No. sO4OD. Price &i.7O--Work,
Tor the Night Is Coming, Mason:
Jesus. Saviour. Pilot Mo. J.. t.
Gou d. aacred. Metropolitan
Quartet; Throw Out the Life.
Line. T.. S. Ufford. Metropolitan
Quartet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
ARI.OTTESNII.LE MAN
LOCArtID IN nOSIICAI. At MIiTZ

BY Assuria ted rrcss.I
WASllINGTON, November :l.-A list
OF officers and enlisted men in German
prison camps. announced to-day by the
war Department, include the follow
Ing:
In hospital. :, CIcmcnz, Metz; Lien.
tenant l.. q. Hall, chnrlotlesvinc Va
Al Rastatt: Private Herman l.. Coff-
man, providcncc :. &.
At an unknown camp: Private Harry
u. Curtis. 1888 Anna Street, Shrcvu-
port, LA.
Reported in good health at an IN.
known camp: Asa Whitlock tho rank
giycn), OLAF, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
STATUES IN LONDON
Lord WenrdnIe Suggests Tint President
lie Honorcd With Lincoln md
Washington.

LONDON. November 2l-Lord We,r-
dale presiding at luncheon given to
James NJ. Beck, former United states
Attorney General. made reference Ia
the erection in London of statues 10
washington ana Lincoln. lie added
that the conclusion OF the war could
President Wilson TO permit a Statue az
himself TO he simultaneously erected
WITH these of Washington and Lincoln
In prominent position In London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

For twcnty-eight miles from it's lower
extremity it lies between the provlnve
OF limburg, Belgium and Rhine Pro-
vince, Germany. At the widest point
In this region ii is nineteen miles he
tween Belgian and German soil. Just
north of Sittard, l.imburg Province
harro"s down TO less than five miles
II was reported from Paris ON No
vcmher 10 that German troops return
ing to Germany from Belgium had TO
cross the Dutch Province Of Limburc
ana the charge was made that the
passage was made with the sanction
OF tho Dutch authorities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
GRAND DUCHY OF RADt:N
RECOGNIZES FREE; REPUBLIC
| BY Associated Press.

ny NEsotIated FteSs1
BASEL November 2l-Thc former
grand duchy OF BADEN will become a
dispatch from Karlsruhe The power
there is in the hands OF the provincial
government, the grand duke having
renowned his leadership.
national assembly to hx definitely
Inc form OF government will be elect ed
January . and will assemble within ten
days after the elections. The yOtint.
VIII be by secret ballot, and both sexes
twenty years or over will bo eligible
TO vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
LATE ALBERT BAI.LIS DEEMED
INDICATED TERMS LENIENI

LONDON, November 2l.--Thc late Al
pert BALM. general director of the
hamburg american Steamship Com
pany, in discussing the Indicated arms.
tee terms 10 he given To Germany in
a letter 10 the editor OF the National
Ieitung Of Berlin. shortly before his
death, according TO telegram from
Zurich. said:
The indicated military. economic and
and political conditions OF the entente
are much more moderate than might
have been expected from our SITUATION
we hecn only mink what our ierms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
LLOYD GEORGE PLATFORM
Bonnr LAW Joins with Premier In
Coalition PrOErnm for
Recon st p

LONDON November 2l.--Prcmicr
Lloyd George and Chancellor of the
f.Xchcuucr Bonar Law Tonight issued
Il manifesto to tho country. setting
forth ~ coalition program as the gov
crnmcnt's platform for the coming
elections. The main issues included in
il are:
L. Creation OF Il league of nations.
,. Award of land TO the returning
soldiers
;. Solution Of tho housing problem.
g. Furthcrancc of tho national cdu-
cation
:. Colonial preference.
9, Reform OF the House of Lords. =
Equal laws for both sexes.
s. DEVELOPMENT OF trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
DUMP MUCH BOOZE
Town Near Rnieigh Scene Of Destruc-
ton of sf0.OO0 Worth of RAW
Int

RALEIGH y. G., November 2l-
Deputies from tho United states mar
shafs office and from the shcriff's 81
flee to-day reported tho pouring out Of
ll,OOu gallons Of beer ready TO he
distilled into whisky. within sight Of
the town of Apex. about eighteen mil.
south or Raleigh. In raid made Wed
ncsday night.
This quantity Of beer. connoisseurs
say. would have. after distillinr not 2
an even 1000 gallons OF blockade
liquor. worth on the local markets to-
day between 100000 and $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
GERMAN SOLDIERS SAID
To HE CREATING CHAOS
BY Associated Prcss.l

GENf.N a, SW lTTERi.ANp, November
2l--The retreat Of the German armies
from the western front is continuing
IN the greatest disorder. according TO
information received 10y the Swiss fed
cral authorities at Bern. The anarchy
in Germany is said 10 lie far worse
than during the Austrian retreat from
Italy. Swiss newspapers say that mill
tarE ana ctNii authority has disap-
pcarcd in Western Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FORMER GERMAN CRowy PRINCE
VIII. live ON ZUHD:N ZEE, ISIANn

LONDON. November 2l.--The former
German crown Prince will take uD his
Iuyder Zee, according to an Amstcr-
Gam dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
parsonage on the island has been
rented Tor him and his suite. Wherein
gen Island is in the northern part of
me Iuyder Zee. II is south of Texel
OF Helder. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
LILIES PROTEST USE OF
HOLLAND SOIL IN RPTpEAT

4uARlS. November 2I.--Thc allied
governments have decided to send an
hMcial protest TO the Dutch govern.
k&ent against the violation OF Hoiland'a
aeutraity az result Of her permit
6Hg 9erman troops TO cross the pro.
eSncc OF Ltmburg in their retreat from
3Slyium. according to the Echo de-
q Holland nearly los miles in icneth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

NEW YORK. November 2l.-t.oufer-
cnces looking toward consolidation OF
tho National and American Trottin,r
Associations We're begun here to-day
by representatives OF the two associu
tons. meeting with II committee of tho
Breeders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Important News
Quickly Told
1=-f---===-= - -
Eccnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

PARIS. November 21.-Tbc definite
peace conference is unlikely TO begin
before New Years. The outcome Of
the English elections, which will b.
held the midi or next month, are not
expected 10 be known before Christ
mas The armiStice measures nre also
taking more time than was anticipated
II is freely predicted here that final
peace will not be signed before The
middle of next summer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
BRITISH DAMAGE BILL
Declared German Air nnids Caused Ne
strurtl0n OF S3-:Sj 900 Worth
OF Propcrty.

LONDON November ol-England's
bin 10 Germany for damage done by.
air raids is authoritu;ively stated 10
amount TO s3.3S5.0U0 (ti1T .0OO) The
totals OF The afraid victims are: Kill
ed 1SS: injured. l.0!4. total. l.5O2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
BELGIANS MOST ANXIOUS
Soldiers Appear to lie Eager 40 Fol.
low Hun Army Hack Into
Germany.
BY Associated prcsy ]

GiIENT BELGIUM Monday Maven.
hcl !S.'--Entcring Il little village near
Ghcnt to.dhy. the correspondent passed
AN American regiment at resi-, II be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

LONDON. November 2l.--Duyid II
Francis the American ambassador 10
Russia has arrived at Strathneffer
Scotland. lie stood the trip from
ArchanScl well. and was met by Sis
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

No. SO410. Price s1.7O-Infam.
matus, Stabat Mater RossinI
cornet. pietro Capodiiferro: Ia la
Paloma. Yradier, Sodero's Rand
No. S04t1. Price sI.7O-OId yir-
slnny Days. Theodore Morse. ist
soprano. "a soprano and alto.
nomeStead Trio: When I'm Gone
nouil soon Forget. l.. Austin
Meith. Walter Van Brunt and
Heieh Clark. tenor and contral-
No. so4so. Price sI.is-Mollv
pear Waltz. Arthur DC Blonc
Ior dancing). Jaudas' Society
Orchestral: "Old Timers" vail
Orchestra ''
No. "o4sa. Price si.r5-Invin-
c,ble America March, +. II. I.osey.
New YORK. Military Band; wis.
Sonsin Forward Forever March.
New York Military Band.
No. hO47O. Price sf.I5-camou-
mage. one.step. New York Mill.
tary Band: lndianola, fox trot.
New York Military Band. o''
No. 5019., Price st.Is-tus,
Like Washington Crossed th.
Delaware, General pershin" ,v tnE
Cross the Rhine, Arthmr i,, III.
and Chorus; Makin's OF tho ~
a.. Billy Murray and Chorus.
No. h0403. Price s1.Ib-Dovn
IN tho Jungle Land. Arthur Col.
Inns and Byron G.. Harlan. Tn.
uianola, Billy Murray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

would have been had we been the vic
tors.
We would have demanded the or
cupation OF Paris ard London We
would have dictated peace at Bucking-
nam Palace and annexed the entire
the BAY of BiscaN.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
LONG WAR SESSION
OF U. S. CONGRESS
COMES TO CLOSE
UContinucd From First pncnN

------IIEUIIInUcd FTom First Fugc.)
DO not intend TO rclinQuish that power
unless compelled to do So
SEEING CABLES NOR NOW
a NECESSITY Or WAR
we are left to the wide field of
conjecture as TO why the President
saw nj at this particular time To take
over the cables. Certainly no one III,
claim that he is taxing them over AS
Il necessity OF war. take il for grant
ed that when the President leaves
these shores to all intcmls and Dur-
poses the cable lines Will be cut. I
take II Tor granted that he does not
intend mat any man at the peace table
snail know what is being said in the
liouse Of Representatives and on In.
hoor OF this body. and take il for
this side what they are doing.
with George Crecl al :hat end con-
trolling all OF the messages and in
iormat!on. and with Albert Burleson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

ASH iN,iTON November 2l.-Chair-
man VIII Hays. of the Republtc,n 81.
tlohal committee. came down To Wash
lnst"n today to try to smooth over
noi ht Oh me iihiculties among the Re-
pubiicans which threaten 10 snoii mar
chances OF controlling the next SEN
axe. lie admitted privately that he hud
Al tough job on his hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

AMSTERDAM, November o1-,rb, az
Kaiser owns eighty-three estates and
20,U00,v0O marks capital I'm Prussia
bearing IL per cent interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

WASHINGTON. November 2I.-Sur-
vey Of 100 Industrial centers of IN
country and the same number or in.
dustries to determine their ability TO
hnSorn the labor of demobillZed men
viii be undertaken by Tho Iini,a
states employment service ut the re-
quest OF the War Department and War
Industries Board "i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

that the conference had to do with the
merchant marine. part of which now
's operated and manned by the navy.
CHICAGO. November 2l.-Thc Chi
cago elevated roads Jumped from to
Scent fares IT midnight, as author
Used by the Illinois Public Utilities
Commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

NASi tEGTON. November 2l.-The
charges Of dis!oyalty against SenatuI.
Robert NJ LA Toilette will be taken
w by the Committee on Privileges and
elections OF the Senate Tomorrow and
cithcr iaid unon the table or dismissed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

BERN. November 2l.-Spccial trains.
each with 500 red Italian prisoners of
war released from Germany and AUS
trEi, nave passed through on their way
TO Italy. Arrangements have beeI
made FOR the transportation OF 100 900
such PRISONERS by way OF Switzerland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
ANNOT RECONSTRUCT
= CITIES ON OLD SITES

sSePARIS. November 2l.--Thc ruin
along the old battle line in France is
SO complete that II will be utterly i'm
possible to reconstruct cities on the
nH sites, according TO the report of
4aaoul Peret. chairman OF the budget
fhnmittee OF the Chamber of Depu-
- Even fields will be unworkable for
lkslong time. he says. and these ter
~ cries are in exactly the condition
Fiat the enemy desired that they
AKouid be- In concluding the report
M his lengthy journey along the old
Epnt, Perct says:
ss sS those participating In the peace
R1nference must visit these atrociously
countries. ] hope the Amcri-
cen delegates particularly will go
IRerc 70 see Tor themselves and not
Asc lenicncy in the final settlement {"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

WASHINGTON. November 2l.-Sec-
rotary Daniels and cambridge Colby
u member of the Shipping BOARD. con
ftrred tonight with President Wilson
at the White House. No announce
menl was made, but 1t was understood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

LONDON, November 2l.-ParIiamen
was proroGucd TO day. The King,
speech. which was read by commission
owing TO his absence in Scotland, eX,
pressed humble thanks TO Almighty
God for the success with which Il ha.
pleased Him TO crown our arms"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Wn.MINCTOE DEF

WILMlNGTON. DEL November FL
Secretary OF War Baker. IN an address
mere tonight before the annual meet,
i'ie OF the National Consumers leuyur
OF winch he Is president. said thai I,
me reconstruction days OF peace Ihcr,
must De no depression i'm wages and
mat the same high standard q! Iivinu
cNlsting during the war must be con.
tinued. w |oH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

WINSTON SALEM. " C.. November
21.-Fourteen men were given prelim-
mary hearings in the Municipal Court
fere to-day on charges of conspiracy
to break and enter the city Jail for
tie purpose Of killing or otherwise in.
jLring Russell High. prisoner. AMI
their bonds were fixed at $500 each