Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-06


agcr OF the Cleveland club and that
he did aos want the job.
nard Shaw has consented to enter the
election campaign In East AIiddicsbor-
oush rs parliamentary candidate of the
Labor Gart%.
+ STOCKHOLM. December 5-Strong
Russian Bolshevik forces are reported
to be massing along the Russo Finnish
frontier. y Boishevik attempt TO land
troops on Bjork Island. In the Gulf of
Bothnia. was repulsed by heavy artii-
lery fire from shore.
WASHINGTON. December 5.-Dele-
cations of shipyard workers from the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts and
Seattle arrived here to-day to present
appeals tomorrow to the newly formed
board Of review and appeal. from the
recent award of the shipbuiiding labor
adjustment beard.
STOCKHOLM, December 5.-The En-
tire Norwegian press agrees that the
NSST Sa TO- fresae sf rvs Wsa hnu" ss
Nobel p"ize committee is now in ses-
sion with a view to determining upon
The recipients Of this years prizes
CINCINNATI. OHIO. December .
icter WINNER. noted Kentucky horse
trainer. under prison sentence for tre,,
son, has carried his case TO the United
states supreme Court, i. was am
nounced to-nisht.
WASHINGTON, December 5.--A new
director general of railroads to sue
cecd William q. McAGoo may not be
named for two weeks or more. it was
said to-day.
PARIS. December 5.-Transla,ors in
twenty three languages, incl Id II Z
Chinese. Arabic. Turkish and some not
even SO we'll known. have been called
for by hrE !. william a,,n
mcnt OF the American peace delegates:
The number required is indicative OF
the diversity of the races and coun-
tries having interests before tho peace
congress.
LONDON. December S.--Thc COM
mandants OF the notorious Germun
prison camps of tho Hanover command.
who subjected British officers 10 gross
indivn:tieS and brutal treatment, have
been exposed in the latest report OF Sir
rour, OF Jus,ic1 aud his committees.
which has been dealing with the treat
mnnt ny the enemy OF the British
prisoners of war.
LONDON. December 5.--.>n Industrial
mincnt. james Hcnry Thomas, general
secretary OF the National Union OF
Railway Men. conferred with Sir Albert
u. Stanley, president OF the board OF
Trade. and afterwards tclcgruphcd 10
al, the unions that he had notified The
government that the wartime truce
whereby strikes had been averted. WAS
Cancelled.
WASHINGTON. December 5.--A. y.
the Internal Revenue n,,re.,u. effective
January ], and will resume the prac-
tice of law in Boston, 1t was announced
to-day Ills successor Will be de-
termined soon.
LONDON, December 5.-pavid Lloyd
George. the British Prime Minister. to-
night in the election canpaiSn. gave I
restatement of his policy. In il he de-
c!areS that the men responsible for the
war cannot escape because their heads
We're crowned. but that they must hc
tried by an International court. LLOYD
George also declared himself in favor
of the expulsion and exclusion OF all
DUNDEE. December 5.-The British
representatives at the peace conference
will demand general and absolute
abolition OF CONSUMPTION throughout
Europe. Winston Spencer Churchill
made this announcement in speech
here tonight.
WASHINGTON, December s.-The
death of Lieutenant Gordon II. Mason
of ee NAIo 9na on the morning
to-day by Admiral Sims to the Navy
Department. The dispatch states that
'ISu'eHdNt M3Son Tell from fifth
story window of the T.angham Hotel
probably while walking IN, his sleep"
PARIS. December 5,-The' Frankfort
gazette prints a dispatch from Her
nannstadt saying that Field Marshal
Won NackenSen, the German comman-
der-in- chief in Roumania. fled 10 an
unknown destination. leavin" to his
general stan the care of his troops,
winch had made their way into Aus
TRAN territory on their way home de-
Ginning 10 see them disarmed