Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-15
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ton will be issued on November 90
summonlng n new Parliament, Andre W
Bonur Law, Chancellor of the FIX
chcpuer and government Spokesman.
to-day. Nomination will be made on
December and polling will take place
on December IA.
MADRID (via London), November ir.
Measures have been taken for the In
ternment for the German submarine
C-S9 which has hitherto been anchored
at Carthaeena. The German sailors
have been landed and the submarine is
being guarded by a Spanish crew.
LONDON, November 1.-THE ar
rangements being made BY the United
Statos and the allies to supply the most
pressing needs of the German people
will not entail food crises for. the allied
nations. the Daily Express says 1t
learns on oinc!ai authority.
SAVANNAH, November III. Ben
Wilson. United states deputy marshal
at Savannah was shot and killed. and
Homer IL. Adams. IL deputy sheriff OF
Montgomery County. was seriously
fcers went to the homo of J. A. AL
ford. near Soperton, in Montgomery
County, last week to serve a warrant
charging moonshining
WASH1NC;TDN. November 1.-the
November price basis or minimum OF
$3.50 for hogs Will he continued for
the month Of December under an
agreement reached to-day by tho food
Al
Agricultural Advisory Board, hog rails
ers and packers.
PARIS. November 1i.-Henry y.
Dawson chairman OF the war com
,it,.c e 80 Amer can HEd Crpii. WAS
given :, reception at the town hall to-
day Al Dawson was formally greet :
ed by NJ Mouric:, under secretary OF
state for medical service. representing
NEW YORK. Novmber li.-Slayor
Hylan to-day issued a proclamation
designating next saturday ana SUNDAY
God for His special care and guidance
and protection In the war which has
Just come to an end" and asking that
services.
PARIS. November 1.-THE Municipal
Council OF Ncvcrs. an important center
on the American lines OF commun1ca-
ton has rcchristened streets OF the
town in honor OF President Wilson.
Premier cleincnccau and General
Lafayette.
LONDON. November 14.-Sir Albert
H. Stanley. president of the Board O..
Trade, announced to-day that the first
steps had been taken TO relax prohi-
HAVRE, November IA. = Arrange
ments are being made for II resump-
ton Of train service between Havre
and points in Belgium Trains win
Friedrich. of wa!deck pyrmont has
voluntarily reliquishcd his government,
according to Reuter- dispatch from
Copenhagen.
ELSI%S. w. VA November IL
Fire tonight totally destroyed the
alkins DoN COMPANY plant here. with
flames were discovered ut o'clock, and
although fire lighters made valiant cf-
forts 10 conquer the plaze. the plant
was entirely destroyed before IL
o'clock.
! COPENHAGEN. November 14.-The
Berlin government has issued orders
in which it says it Will support the Of
navy. The order calls foSssaiI f<S
to feep on carrying out thas terms ~ot
PARIS. November I4.11ccFoiioWine
upon the cessation Of war activities and
the release OF commercial vessels from
TRANSPORT service, the French, govern
ment has decided upon a reduction of
20 per cent in war insurance rates ami
expects, as quickly as possible. TO re-
duce commercial freight tariffs
WASH lNGTON, November 14.--Com
Of the Jugo-slav Rovinces of Austria
with the kingdom OF Serbia has been
reached between Nicholas Pashitch. the
serbian premier and the delegates OF
WASHINGTON, Novcn Der ii.-Uni
cation OF telephone lines with Il re-
sultinS cut in rates TO patrons was the
program which Postmaster-Genera
Hurieson outlined to- day 10 members
OF the national association of railway
and utility commissioners in conven-
ton here.
NEW YORK, November 14.-contri-
buttons by the nation to the United
war work campaign for size 500. O 90
totaled sG5.55G.a29 NJ noon to-day, IL
;crs here tonight,
MEXICO CITY. November li.-pres-
i,it Carranzn has signed decree
tenn Of Mexico by placing 1t on a strict
~ gold basis.