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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
OVER S200,000,G00 RAISED
IN UNITED war WORK DRIVE
Ihfj T. OvtrsubSrririion of S32, 900
Goo Above Goal Originally
Sc: for Campaign.
LARGEST GIFT IN HISTORY
Minnesota and Pennsylvania Only
States That Failed to Contribute,
Full Quota. While Arizona More
jlan Doubled Allotment.
~ A..orla,.i rr.-.l

NEW YORK; November 2.-To;aI
subscriptions 90 the United War WORK
cainpaisn were s2G3 OBS or s3@.559-
lss in cNceSa OF the amour; orig *inally
as!.ed b." tho sewn war relief o-rani-
za'iols for thor work during dcmOb-
ili1at!pn of the Army and Navy. accord
ug to an official announcement to-
uieh' hy tho national campaign com
lnit,'". This is the la-rest sum ever
:a!-e6. as an outright gift IN the his
orr % the world
according 10 ;na committee. every
Stuc IN uc Union. wiin the exception
q. PENNSYLVANIA and Minnesota. exceed
,n ,1e quota aSsisued y
Fourteen states pledged !5r per cent
pr nor" ~ their quotas Arizona head
ages ~ other hirh St;.ic9 included:
North Carolina and Alaban!a cach l6p;
Georgia and Vermont. each 100.
feature OF the campaign Wa the
manner in which ;h" men of the array
ana NAY. themselves and tn. inhahi-
t.tiis OF foreign countries contributed
90 IN" !uno The Army and Navy isaN"
>hiN.at - CHINA gave EI."9'-""o; Rus
sjt ~ 900, t'uhn. S2T:,0Cu. Japan. $3.50
ra": MsSico Slli"G". amd Porto Rico.
Sew York state went over The .op"
to-day with 2: pcrcontage Of l0- John
O.. i.ovE.f-llcT. ana Iohn y. Ruckcf.l.
.rN ~. Wflp tAt Nhu"fNl Ili"'t !:tGKlnS
suosvTip, 70 The amount OF $l.i93.
HsH. we've called o.: 10 contribute 3Sfh.-
U41,Ju make up Tho total when rcnOrt@
howed 4 subscription OF Sai.Gea."0S.
Johu A.. Mott, Glrcctor-r cnc-ai u! the
.,rtG1icn. cSpreSsod GoCp satisfaction
90 jll" result of the drive. ITO al! who
hHVr 50 generously gEci OF ihe!r time
ANA effort" sild Mr.. Mott. from the
lgo.!trut aud hls associates 10 liz"
humhIest gINer. the campaign commit
toe sends THANKS. not for itself. but for
those ~ whom the gifts VIII mean so
much IN these next crucial months
IN, brave men Of the army and navy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
ELEVEN PRISONERS ESCAPE
FROM NEWPORT NEWS JAIL
Among Them Were Farce Murdcrcrs
Hercntiy Sentenced 10
Hung.
tnv Associated Press !

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. December -
i.isEen nris 1ncrs, including three
inurdercrS. escaped from the city iail
shortly before O'Clock Tonight and
at late hour tonight none OF them
had been apprchendcd. by uSiu!: iron
supports torn from metal cots the
prisoners succeeded in digging a hole
ihrough the concrete floor under one
side of the cage" in which they were
confined; Reaching the corridor they
used n knife I'm rcmOving bricks from
the Jail wall. through which they
crawled into the yard. An cicht-foot
wall proved an easy obstacle and as
lnc Jail is in The heart Of the city
tne iuCitiNcs mingled with the crowd
me ]ailer was attracted 10 the rear of
me Jail by tho barking of n dog. and
tnis undoubtedly prevented the escape
o. large number of the rcmaininc.
iitr-cI"ht prisoners.
MI Of the men who escaped were
tried AT the present term OF tho corrt
on Felony charges and were awaitiu,.
transportation 10 the State pcnitnn
tiary. majority were negroes. Tic
three mnrdcrcrs had been sentenced to
long
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26

RED CROSS GOES 70 RESCUE.

NLADlNoSrOk. Saturday November
23-lialf dead from starvation and dis
case many beyond help. l32l Survivors
out OF the original total of 200 Boz
ShcNiN prisoners and refugees la a
t''.h sem across Siberia by the CZccho-
"ieNd" troops hsntinS IN Samara. r.u-
Iop"an Russ a. have ar,ivcd at NillolSk
near NlndiNosiok The tourney from
the lrii Mountains TO the Pacific Coy"-
occupied six weeks.
The survivors reached NikolsE In
forty cars. The train carried 10 pgo-
visions. OF the 500 persons missing
from the original total. some we're sh"i
Nnilc trying to escape from the train
others lost their lives BY throwin.c
themselves from he car windows DIS
ease, starvation aud exposure account
ed for the remainder.
When The t2Ccho-S -Siovak forces c;.p-
turcu Sauara they loaded the inmates
OF the jai!s into trains iudiscriininatc.
~ along With the Bolshevik prisoners
OF war The American Red CNoss AZ
NI2diNostoS has rushed doctors to Nj.
NoiSk to aid the arrivals. who are in n,
TERRIBLE condition
other tr:inloads Of human freight
in SI'niiar straits arc now on their way
eastward over tine Trans Siberian Rail
road Among those reaching Niko!sk
were dozen women who formerly.
Mere nurses III the Bolshevil hospital
1T Samara. Many innocent persons
were included
There was :. girl stcnographer who
had been sentenced To SiX days impr!s-
onmcnt Tor serving the non -Eoishevils
9.li "dminislra'ion. tn" American
itcd Cross is taking care OF 500 Of the
Survivors in an improvised hospital.
These persons are dependent solely
upon charity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
WAR DEPARTMENT PLANS AID
FOR WASHINGTON WORKERS
Thousands Soon VIII lie Thrown On,
OF Work by Change tu Peace
Basis,
NV As.ociaIcd Press

WASHlNGTON. November 2a-PlauS
10 assist in the return home Of tnou-
sands OF war workers in WASHINGTON.
soon to hc released by the transition
"r government bureaus from Il war 10 Il
l.eace basis were considered at con
ference to-day -; personnel officers OF
tn" War Department.
}. {. Scoil:eid, chief clcrk Of th,. de-
partmcnt. was directed Ivy Secretary
Raker 10 prepare recommendation ~
10 methods Of aiding the workers. Mr..
Baker SAID IL would be 'trag!ctl" to
have the workers many % Nvnr.n he
said came 10 Washington 10 work !":
the government from purely pntrioti.
motives. thrown suddenly "i.t oi work
suggestion has been made officials
said. that provision be m. de 10 sup
Fly transportation home iu. the cm-
pioyec or that some bonus hc paid
ticcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
M'ADOO CHALLENGED
stockholders Of Toledo. st. Louis. and
Western Attack Authority of
fGreri0r-f.cncrnl.
lBy Associated Press.

TOLEDO. OHIO, November 25-A
temporary restraining order was issued
in the United states District Court
horc to-day against William G NcAdoo
rs director general Of railroads in
Struc'ing the. receiver of the Toledo.
ST. Louis and Western (Clovcr Leaf
En!!road MOI To accept cars. sign con-
tracts or 10 do anything that would
jeorardize o. compromise the interes. $
OF the stockholders of the road
The case. said 10 bc the first in the
United states wherein the power OF the
r"ct"r- general Is attacked. is one in
which the stockholders protective COM
mite" Of he Toledo. St Louis aud
VI NcStcrn seeks 10 prevent Mr.. McAdoo
from compelling tho road Ia accept L.
-" freight car@ which the committee
"l"ims 'he road does not now need
aud for Whi"h IN" committee declares
thc ro1d would have TO pay an cX-
"rbjiaut price.
Durinr court to-day attorneys FOR
the railroad administration stated thnt
The record showed tllat III. receiver
for tn" road had requested the cars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
EML ARGEMENT OF BUNKERlNG
PLANTS AT HAMPTON ROADS
Some Ocean f;uiu.- NrsscL. Delayed by
InndrruacH If prcsrm.
Facilities.
INy ANa0oiatcI ~ ]

WASHINGTON so 6 IN b.r p
i:ic:rn bunhcrinS machines. capable ni
handling Sercnty-iivc tons of coal an
ho"r each. and siN coal baIr-s with a
capacity between l.D6d and 100 touS
each viii hc ADDED 10 the po!i equip
mcnt ~ Hampton Roads. VA. AT one,
the port and haraor facilities coImms-
sion announced To-day Demand for
coal by nSUing vessels is given
nS The reason for the increase in ia
ci.itics.
Hampton Roads. the commission an
nounced after u survey. has hccoHi"
The most important turn around"
point on the Atlantic seaboard. next
TO New York. The crowded condition
OF The port resulted in some delay 10
ships seeking bunl;cr coal and the neN
machines uie designed to reduce opef-
alton costs of ships by eliminating this
costly delay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
PRESIDENT WILL TRAVEL
ON GEORGE WASHINGTON
Former German Liner VIII Re Used
by Presidential J'"rty On Trip
tbroaI

HEW YORK November o5.-prcsi-
dent Wilson. IL was learned to-day.
has decided 20 sail on the Gcorp e
WASHINGTON. instead Of the Aeamcm-
ron. when he starts. for the peace con
terence al Versailles.
Carpenters. upholstcrcrs and paint
crs started in to-day TO III NJ the
George washington for the prcsidcn-
tial party and u was rumorcd that ar
months stay In European waters
was understood that tho President and
h's party would make the Liner their
headquarters during the peace confer
cncc.
The George Washington was former
ly one OF the crack ships OF the North
German Lloyd Line. Experts consider
her much more seaworthy than the Ag-
amemnon. t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
Discusses Proposal
Of National Boycott

Theoretically bOyc0t of an Of
fcnaim. EatiDa, snch ~ Germany IL
md hns been. May bc regarded nx Il
proper pIHishmcnt. The feasibility
and ndSisAbility of such a course,
however. ~ more than doubted by
those who take % brUnd and stuiea-
mnntike view OF the suggestion. In
the first place IL would. they think,
operate 10 pcrpctuntc hntrcd nnd
would set back the necessary work
OF reconstruction, physical anu
spiritual.
Ia this mornings Timrs- Dispatch
~. j.. Cummings, the l:nSilsh writer,
haS u conservative discussion OF the
matter bnncd on q resolution re-
Gently adopted by tho liverpool Cot
fOR Exchange. which spOns0rcd
n0iicy Of n boyc0tt Ierclcd ngntnst
Germnny for term OF ten ycars
after the expiration Of the wnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
NAVAL ESTIMATES REDUCED
BECAUSE OF ARMlSTlCE
"rrrri-ry Nc.idOo Recommends
;onIin;inrrc az Three Year
lInildint: Program.


NSIu%GTOE, November - Naval
estimates for 1920 have hccn reduced
siiSO.&lGo0u as tl,c result Of tn" sign
ing Of The arinisiice. Secretary No
Aioo was informed to-day by Sccre-
tary Daniels. The original estimate on
u war basis Mas S2.6il.3o7.00o. and this
has been reduced 10 Si,i6&."92 ,"oO.
40 reduction WAS made in the csti
mate of S6h0.ra"."gr for a second three
y"nl huiluin% program OF sc shinS.
which has been recommended {" Con
gross by Secretary Daniels. This pro-
gram concentrates ten superdread
uauEats. six battle cruisers ana $50
smaller warships and auxiliary craft.
The largest reduction. S3l3.42I,7l6. was
in the estimate Tor the ordnance, and
the second largest was S2I5.32+.2S5 in
paE OF the navy. other reductions
were announced as follows: Pay. mis-
S5.nl5. 600; aviation. navy.
Sl&3.7.o.700: bureau of navigation.
$i.c26. COS. bureau OF yards ana docks.
including public works. s9,i5S.0o0: bu-
rcau OF supplies and accounts, Ses4.-
91l.3l5; bureau OF construction and
repair, S37.j0o o0o; bureau OF steam
$2S,000000 marine corps,
",1G2.9ai: naval emergency fund.
Sila.lij .00n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
FRENCH FORCES ENTER
CITY OF STRASSBURG
Capital OF tIsncc Welcomes Marshal
Prtoin and Army III General
tiOuraud.
Ii'H Asso'Iate'i Iress !

fAfiS. November 25.--Thc War Of
ii,c announce on the oilieial en-
trE OF the French into Stra sShurG says:
Marshal !'eta!n. accompanied by
General taStclnau. to-day made solemn
entry into StraSsburg at the head of
thc troops OF the army Of General
tourAuG. He was received with en-
;nu$iastir aCciamationS. AS the French
regiments marched into the noble Al
Sat tiau ci.E. which Was narni,ic.ntly
adorned with the national co!orS the
crE or 'Nivc IA France" Was heard
often repeated. The entire people en-
pressed their 10! ~ being reunited with
the Mothcrlana and affirmed 10 III,
world me unshakcn attachment OF Ai-
SAGE t. France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
Iny Associated Press. !

LONDON tBritiSh Wireless Scr
vtcrt. November 25.-I'hr Cologne
Gazette of November t6 published an
article under the caption, ~ rmt-
sticr and the Food supply" written
by 81 specialist named OrtcishOfcn.
who pr"urd thnt there couid be mo-
question of shortage al food la
Gcrman!, but that it was urgently
necessary to reduce ratiOns.
The writer maintained thut Ger
nnny conld deal with the transport
problem hy rcndjustmcnt. reducing
The transport of potatoes and rcEc-
tables and combining the transport
facilities tO foods OF greater nutri-
tive value in TrnpOrtinn tn their
buik. .i, advocated the killing of
pig" in particular, the abolition OF
the rntionin. OF sugar.
iIrnling with thc harvest. OctcIs-
hnfrn estimated the bread corn hnr-
Ncs;. apart from barley and oats, ut
mol less than I2,Hii,uDO tons and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
HEBREW MASSACRES
CONTINUE UNCHECKED
Cellars Reported Filled With Bodies,
while SynnSO;:ucs Are
Looted.
iHs Associated Pr"ss !
~ r,,pI- >-, a,

NEW YORK. November % -Rcpor;s
of Wholesale slaughter against Ic-
brcwS at HrHSko G.licia. where cellars
are raporicd filled with bodies and
many Hebrews attempting nicht have
Cc!Ved from Copenhagen to-day 10y the
Zionist organization of America.
AZ !'rZcmySi. the reporL--ahdcd. the
ro,!sh Legion looted all Hebrew shops
and homes. disLrncd Hebrew militia.
invaded syuasogucs and suIlicd the ;i-
cred scrolls Of the law.
Adoiph Bochm, member OF the Jew
i~h national council AT Vienna. w:rod
the organization that Bohemia is ''mcr-
Cilessl! dcportiuc" refugees OF Ga.icia
who sought refuge in that country,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
BOLSZzE VZK FACTION
CONTROLS GERMANY
Specialist Declares / hat Germany Has
Sufficient Supplies Of Food on Hand

the n"tnto harvest at about i..5OO.-
900 tons.
tn" Mri:rr pointrd Out that Ger
munS must have an abundance of
sugar. because most Of the Ger
Eian ~uSnr hitherto hRd been used
on raw material for munitions and
GcrIunn, now had II sugar harvest
"f about l.NGS,0OD toms, as compared
Win pr:icc consumption of only
i'."U.oco tong. lie snid the notHiO
supp! also must bcncHt fro., the
inrt thit u no longer SnS necessary
Ito extract spirits from putntocs for
imunition purposes.
even after the urmisticc." the
writer said. there IL abundance OF
100" ~, tcrmIny for feeding the
p"pnintion " we reduce the con-
sumption of ::nimnls by reducing
the stock "f cnttir. II is to bc
expected 'ihi .Hn: prices will soon
iall sharply. ih: public can con-
tribute to this end III II will avoid
hnnrHinS OF supplies und wal, for
cheaper pricrS.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
GERMAN VESSELS AND
CARGO B0hTS TO f,I. rSr,n

German liners now in German ports
NJ Baker sI'd may offu: a means of
cNped.tinG III" return OF tho Amcr
nan forces. Present plans are 10 ,isn
lhcsc vessels TO carry food to Germany
aud the secretary said il mir1i ha
rourd possible to make some II. range.
mrnt under which some oc Gcnrr,,
VrrshiNg'n men could bc sent home on
them.
With the removal Of. the submarine
menace. the War Secretary said IL will
he possible to bring home many SOL
dicrs on cargo vessels. The Shipping
trard is commissioning many such vcs-
,clS from day 10 day.
For the next several weeks. Mr.. Ral<-
cr expects returning Transports to he
laden entirely with SICK and wounded
men and those not immediately avail
able for military service such nS Tho
men who have been discharged from
hospitals I'm France but who nave M,
fully recovered their strength. They
Will he organized for purposes OF trans.
pOrtation into provisional companies Of
from 100 10 150 men with the requisite
i Continued on Second PageI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
SUBMARINE CHAsERs START
FlottIin of american Vessels Leave,
Queenstown On Way To the
United states.

QU1ENSTOWN, November -. - a
Of American submarine chas.
ers. accompanied by the parent ship
Bucknell. left to-day for the United
States.
The 0otilla WAS given an enthusi-
astic sendoff. Tho harbors resounded
with The shrieks OF sirens and crowds
assembled along the waterway cheered
asNthe vessels steamed ont to sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
CITIZENS OFFER REWARD
Soldier ia Mnryiand Army Cnmu Sus
pcctcd 0f Murder of Miss
C.rncr.
NV AssncIated .press. !

LNNCH8tRG w. November - -
Cj;izcus OF Campbell County have sub
scribcd anrroNiYricir s 900 Tor the
arrest ana conviction Of trc uuknown
person who attacked and murdered
Rosa Farmer last Tuesday afternoon
near Bocock's. ca.nphcll County. Coun-
u supervisors VIII meet ,o-morrow to
offer Il reward. which will be sunple-
montcd by tn" Governor comricn-
wcalth's Attorney Light announced to.
night.
soldier at a United States Army cnmp
in Maryland is suspected. and the ca,nn
authorities have been asked 10 hold
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
GIVES tR,il
OF FRA +tI. GREAT WELCOME:
II! NHs0CiatrU Nrtss.
SrRkSSHI'ne;i Su,d,v Eoy.,i.ar %,

STRhSSHURIH Sunday, November u.
General GnUraud entered this city
to-day al the head OF The Fourth
French Army amid the tremendous GU
ihusIaSm OF 3"o."oo people. Never lid
any arlu% have su>h triumphant
greeting.
such spectacle rcpayS all our
SuHcringS. said General Gouraud who
issued proclamation To the city. he
EimninS With the words of the Mar
s"iilaise Til" day Of glory has come"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
Ro;ika Schwilnmer Named
Ambassador TO Bern

Bern. November :I-Ihc first
wonan Ca be appointed an HmbaS-
Hainr h:t. iicrn nOtninatrd by the
hungarian government for the post
~ SNitArri:.n6. si:c IL the EuuEn-
riau writer and paciHSt. ROsiku
Scii,:i:!,.n"r- HhO NOW resides in
Switzerland. hntlnnir ch,SiIuImcr
tn. :irc":ncu IA" nD:n illtiDn and
viii enter upnn her duties shortly
It l;c-n.
Madame itosikn Scnw!mmcr is
president of the Hungarian wDm-
nn Nuirat:r tSsOriItian. She has
fcru crrGiird with hcinp the origi-
h;trr "f fhr i'ord i,c.'''c nm73 idea,
an" WAS one of the prominent fig
cres of that pcucc mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
PORTO RICO HAS "FLU'
Esttmatcd There Arr 6O,Ona Cases @,
Disease I'm thc Island
TcrrItOry
NY AssouIliod pr,ss.

SIM JUAN. PR. November 25-It
IS estimated that there are 6G.O00 eases
OF influenza In Porto Rico. Governor
wager IS awaiting y report from Health
commissioner Solcr before determining
whether II Will be necessary 10 ciosc
all public gathering places.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
rhOi BILE STARTED HN
FALSE MURDER REPORT

y dispatch from Bucno. Aires last
Friday reported serious dcmoEStra-
lions In AutufaSaSta against Peruvian
Dia!ness houses in consequence of :,
false ruriUr that til. Chilean consul
AT cal!a". i'egu. had been assa.ssinateI
b. i'vr&viaHs. No reports are ut hand
;s :" thc rioling at lquiquc and
H!SHSua. Tho present unrest in Peru.
Bo!ivla and chile is duc 40 "A desire
-: huruyian% aud Roliviaus 80 settle
.n" racMa ana africa question unde.'
PRESIDENT wilson's principle OF self
determination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
PERUVIAN ACCOUNT
OE DIS'TI FRANCES

iIN Associated Press
EtEEbS AIRES. November 25.--Thr
'rru|ian legation here today
'ciNld tn" fullnwnl. dispatch FROM the
,"' ti'5In Minister OF Foreign Afia:rS:
.hitcr tn. extraordinary outragcS at
irHipu" Saturday, during which the
property Cf several l"ruVians WAS
"rckcd. Chilean crowds on sunday Ht-
Tackled the rrruviau consuI AT iquique.
S"nor J.. !ip"a. while he was on his
Nay 10 tn" Mayo: tu protest against
thr i.ntS.
lie was carried by force aboard u
small steamer anchored in The por;.
tn" authorities and lie police con
son co I" tn. outrage ard notified the
,ohsul that they would not permit
hm I" dis"mhark.
"Cpon receiving this notice. the
Peruvian government has withdra NE
rs consular representatives from
Chile"
N"ws dispatches received herv in
dicat" that disturbances are general
III iquiuuc. intofasasta and PiSagII 81.
ana that several Peruvian commercial
houses have b.cn wrecked in pigig-ua.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
VAIL TO AID BURLEsON
American rci"grnpb and Telephone
'"mpnnS'S Heed Adviser 10 i'oSi-
Innatcr-t:rncrni.

WASHINGTON. November a5.--rhco-
m"rc ~ Vail. prcstdcn, OF the American
!eieSraph and Tcic0honc company Is
70 become the personal adviser OF
PoStmaStcr r-Ge:;cral BUr!cson on the
organization OF the telephone. telc-
Srhhh ana cable systems under Gov-
crnmcnt control
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
TINi. or SAILING NNr
VET S>\OI'\l'I.n

Although week or more has gone
y" g nC" II was announced that the
i'reSi''"rt WU"!d go to Europe immcdi-
1t@iY "'in" the cnuvcning Of Congress.
next Monday. nothing has been known
"on"erninG his plans, such rs the sail
ing time. G." Whether he VIII first visit
Fr"ncr or England.
From pr"pa"nsionS hcn: made in
Ea"land '"r his r"c"ntion. i; is gen
craiiv believed that the President viii
80 30 that country 10 stay several dnVS
before continuing To I'aris. II is known
that several Representatives. Of the
government have preceded him to En-
lIml u nflnnGc fOr his stay tMnrr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
one Hundred mud Five Per Con,

One Hundred nnd Five Per Cent
Is the gain Tie Times Dispatch shows
in Want Ads printed during tho week
ending November 18th over tho same
week last year. Tho. Times DIsnat / oh
prints more Want Ads than any other
Richmond newspaper. ss ;, ~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26
CHI. E:ANS ATTACK
PERUVIAN CONSUL
Each Country Withdraws Con-
sular Representatives From
Other in Consequence.
MUCH RIoTING AT IoUIQUE
Representative Of Peru Placed on
Steamer and Told Not to
Land Again.
MUCH RIoTING AT IoUIQUE

SANTIAGO. CHILE. November "a
The Chilean government has decided
10 withdraw it's consuls in Peru in
order TO avoid untoward incidents
Nhich might take place in case OF
outbreaks IN Peru and chile.
IL is officially announced al Lima,
Peru. that l'crr has withdrawn her
'"n>uls from chill" as a result Of tn.
renewal Of arii-I'"ruYian rintiue IN
!Yuiqu: and Autota-astu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-26

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