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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
BITS OF SPANISH GALLEON'S
WRECK ARE BROUGHT UP
>~nr"her~ Tor Treasures or the Deem
Have Hopes ships Gold wli
lie Found.
3. A.soyi.,eL rre.s.l

ToBEHMoRf. SCOTLAND. Dec d.
S"Na2e operations ON the sal!cuu.
-. f!"rtnc.I iIe treasure snap 10
SPANS "hvincih!c Armada" sunk on
r"hcrm""y $50 years ago are beg IN
mig to Yield results
These operations Mere begun IN 1893
Recently scrcra! b"cech blocks "f
cannon. bits OF the ships hall and
"ihcr relics have rewarded tao trca.
sure hunters efforts.
The De florencia WAS sunk by one
q: the MacLcan's. OF Morrcn. who
hrcd her powde: MAGAZINE. IL Ucr
ma IN stores AFRO retrieved from the
sea. the ship should Yield u rich haul
iclers. the ships stronghold was iu!!
o. gold. silver plate and Jewels. in
Guiding crown intended for the
coronation O. the Spanish nominee to
the throne of England. f;A Il coven-
ant made shortly attcr the wreck this
of England: hut the rest OF the trca
sure to the Duke o. .\r.Yii.
The explosion. wHich sank the De
Florencia. scattered the vessel and her
contents over =, wide area OF sea, bed.
and that :act has so lar banlcd those
turtles 10 locate the wrctEaGc and trca-
sure.
invcraray castle houses a hcau;i-
gully ovu.ncntcd bronze ordnance.
wA.Cm WAS one of the gallcon'S fifty
two guns. From time 20 time biunuc:-
ruYscs. swords scahbards dcuniovuS
and pieces Of pate have been brought
up.
Iii" BITS ~ oak found. believed 70
be hiiS o( TIA. ships hull. are "v"r-
laid WITH a crus; Of compressed She. /
as difficult As concrete to penetrate
ANA som. lime may e!apse before it
= possible 10 reach the more mn
J.ortaut part OF the Sunken cargo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
KILLED DURING RETREAT
w ur'hsh soldiers Lose Lives rn,,
''e>'" Nrr Wounded When E,ar-
""t'n. BNinn H~sinn

AECHANGEl. Dec GDuri,,,
fny2Guati"n 81 u" Dvina r,rion ,i'a
I ;;siitisn Fore VIII" w',hdrawTns FROM
olevcn los '"nr men killed ami
~ Inc Eolsh"vists Gcnc.:I S,,iit,,
'',SS"n narr"wlN "scapci dealt,
cmr, concealed themselves ~ NV" en-,
, ~, ne l.Vlna When III" British c,rn
n nn"m nc r'vyr IN boats thc Bolshe,ilis
nu""u hrc General Sadlcr.Jacksou
was n the FIRST craft ana a hulI": 49,.
on within two inches OF his head Nrtf
C Cai' = har=r fun - Royal FuS,licrx
wn,,rE 10 whom were KILLED and eleven
II is believed tina; The enemy com
In' a,i.isr intended 10 a;t:t"k the yarh,
ncrs OF me Er'tish stan. However, hH
~, ,S,ooN inc barge fnrIhc Yacht. Nhf"b
came Down tn" river tlatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

Gapi,si; maximum. $4,000; minimum. $50. :.
% %s'fst IS St%se c;., Mar ssT;4r Ha%
Svy a .% M.x Mss M Hasn,..,
ieSi; to cenSue, and opsr"ss i. genera, ,o a
" Tss nd
s siaRnrH sino amis.r. 4S!nIm .. $50
Kent. al Il TeMrsSars y. oD,eS.; - en-.
cranhinr ana enravin= ''" "'''
C.rt,n.-is Q: .u;hoHit> issued 10 TIL.
CIV inscrpor.,eo andsr III 81 !. ' 5i III.
S S.1's ga Mfr'is"d ycspi,.' w-%in'um 800
H HiIn,u'oTy ISemt TO dea' In eIeeiric.' .no
Ms ssTT'nn NJ 5c SSmnany Ing Er'oi "a
1 RI n.n .aa Z +. kfy r u S:
.sS I; s.:GjS;'s A: "1
f~" JH"J. sT g. II ,..., y! ."l"S .a1 il
src,,ry business 1850" "ho'ea-.e
nun EiSs-i As sGn lne. N"rro!k. Va. Max.
nf"oks prssi,,en,. i' Gsnr."' '' rs.. =
Try. .1nd " wSt.E.r. al r 81 ::Ss sgGI.
s,.eS Of 40" = .i.n,o' .na ors "a @ap sSt
49, ;",'I. m'n.'."n'. sl.i" n.vin !.
GaIn OF D. ts'itfm A AZ u,s
F'tM 'Her ."I = q li"se " -''Fs'
%%I'oih Nh .nia. !4S 'S""F' a,a2'
"W'' 90" tdw.'i svhi. r,.sid4-,.
h"ln'' 80 az N"rt"i~. "a - nine 49,,
E,.n,i" l...i.;. ,,,nn ,H.',a,. -,e
So. Az, %:,i M:NIr"p , @o@ 80 ,.'r"i'"
i.n' Nh.'r-to". "a u = E.u,. cc
No.. =" ,.a:.. ,NGH., ~ go IN" -
'" ">h -ni hsh product,
IN. aa''- N%!lo,s ''H.r nE. 49,
- ~, . S"sfG., y '-r. XXX.
I. 's,r ...sc'"p-n ."n q n,,- 81,
." "' OF r.iosf-' -.s.si.Gr- d. - gl-n
A An. .,,' {: rhat,.i - s-,s o, '.rI.
,rr1', 20 -. So. - 5000. 50" fr"m
,,,"n-,> / c,o,-' ,"..,n.ai ~, %
e'.,n ',.n, ,,",1o- % ,is;,;' 9, 49,
'irc I, Roanoke. " .,r.c.->W" ~ ,nn9nH
...,i.Ist!. ' -" g. ~ ''0r'as. s-c'..ry
49,, ny-,: "i -n,n"'r: '~n.d 80 IN.
- Ln- s,.r ~ 0.'.~,r "Ts'' e c:,. 49,
,,,.n.,t.,'t,;, .,-.","'' 's-n' G.r.,-i
~. ~ -Hii,n-'ty 's-n.h to s.rytc.
= "a. " " n..%.,- 49, ~ ,ns ~
80 ',"rhrn. iitcnniend. Va ,ls,,i-
:. ni.h%"nh MI snorit :s';. sa''T ,.s
. osa @.rnian. =. 90 80" S,n.e. n.'mum.
CUT oI-sd-n, - ii.inr,ch ,.er.,,r,
snn " Ba<s-,i ~ pich-rn.t 4, ,,n
sct SsneF'' 'ntb s"ppN bus.n.s,
u 'oinrsr" i-ic. Ser'ois "a 90
~. -t"c- maximum s. ". ninunum 81
-. '"'-rs ihri :" a-'str0'r.f. ur..tJ.u nj
= ''-'I. .>tf"ist. snf ts'f'.- y Eo.s
" NHt'"N " Shi-o' :.0--,i dean
'": Messing hrer= .ri r-u.'.tr: p,,:unss
-, 60 li'" 'i''>'-n'-" '"nlu-rv Inc
. "n"'h - 49, .'o.A' p.Iiinnr.
: 30 "io. minimum. 80 ~ 'tu'. 49,. " :.
"'ii~''n. i-ssi'i-nt- = ts-.S .c,-n,,r,
80 WIZ" r N..-r,"-,.'i ~ rh,nond
''"t-"'- =" s"-"-rt-H u--.pn, ,irnIs a..
"Tp"'- itorS >=S'''>f i"S 'Iui,:e by ron
son ~ d-i--ttN~ ,iiI->
''loN-ru.i- t'r- R-f.,.
-ni-! sioux maximum, $500. minimum,
, 80" ''T,''-s w w. Smith. uresiarn,
ira ''~"'.- y. P-""--sN OF johnson Ci,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
cH,NcERy DEEDS or TRUST.

Ch.rlc. X viii. and Lacy G. fri,e, T.,
2, ns''s and r N:rrnrr, trustees
tween Lewis Slrr.i ana Sauihrrn J;.,iiI,.d
Anen", :. 1879. s.%.;
Basil o F;iair 10 T.. Si;;erdinc & - Car.
neal and Charles * NILS trustees 80
l2il N"rih rNcniN-.thiTh street .5yl.s
i'"i oaS' linz Tive hirI s;irrci ~ I'D,
s.: 400 '"'''
iMlss' Irene n"wcn 10 Eolcr' +: Irna-
i"v and g. T. Schum-'h"r. y" iio& lanes
tN"uUe 8sNlII ic"i iin- IIrurc Mo-
m" 'ss frci u"r!h r. Esq stree. No.
y"r'Is"r - ioia. S;.t"p
ir"ns NJ. Gcw"" 10 .tuliAn q Nu.i"r.cn
i'nsicc ~. itnc IIan-s Avruu" :Syi%S
~, w'S' I'M li4mc@ Avenue. I1s I-e: rortn
o' tEscI S'rcoi >"v"r>ter e. 1919: 8. 80
" g Gnrth aud lrv ~ twif"h - ais
n" E"N"ri " H"nl"v md +: l. Srhn,r. H.,
'rIsiec- Snxi:I foot -o:,i ado r:.,iEn ty,
nu" :. - feet south RI Hooper stree;
N"vcn,hoT 90 1",". S"75e
'l,''' Ior-S AUD Ida fwif"l ia lnEcv
g. br"wn- II. -" III. Grah4rn .'tr..t !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
COCOANUT APOSTLE
H~'. Inearthed b. EAplorcr> travelling
Through German New
t,uiHra.

LONDON. Zee. s.---rhe "Apost'. of
A,rihsd IN C;rrnxn New Guinea hN the
c''"rcS pondeut OF Country Tie
the apostle. AusuSte En-: ,eha rdt.
thiytY.hve. wealthy and handsome.
contends that the coCoannt : the orig
ms food OF man and should ontinue
TO be So. as all other fnndS are resuun-
sihla fo- the had passions IN the neart
nd mind or man. Now tnat The war
* over hc intends 10 leave MS island
nome OF Gtiren wears. return - Flu.
rope and proclaim his teachings.
Eng leuardt lives the island Of
I<ah.k"n and IS also wnrsnirer.
lie adapted tho Stnnle dress a. The ma
,lvcS. CONS suing merclr - = lom cloth.
and when he receives VISITORS ihis out
~ IS completed by IL" addition 81
wrist watch and Nsitl.nS stick. lie
speaks fluent En.A.>h md quotes
Shake pearc.
lie lives entirely On ;le coeoanlt
aud sleeps on bed of sand His
phys que IS described perfect and
his personality "Ch~ r'Ntac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
EXPLOITS OF FATHER MEMS
TOLD IN PRESS ARTICLES
Warned British Admiralty ar rro>-
pcctirc Air Raid>A Using Carrier
Pigeons for 'purposr.

LONDON Doc G---I.Nnloi,s of
Father Mems. w" warned! i.vndon Of
Impending G"rmrn air raids during
the war. and whr worked with Edith
'aNe1l. the mart vr"i Erirjsh nurse. in
gliding British prisoners To- escape from,
Ec!SIum' have iuSt been disclosed by
nc Roman Catholic churcu periodical
!hc universe. Father Mc"uS. who lived
in Brussels. was associatod v.it,, ,hn
allied intelligence UoTrrincnt
once lie disguised himself as . c,.,lo
""rNer' ana makin@ his way 10 pstcnd.
found The hiding place Of ;hr ,;erui,,,
submarines "'""
Mr. raids TO En@iauI. tho nrics,
iiGiarhcd' were u.nali: preceded hv a
ni''i!cr oi the ".ti"""s Of the Iepncltus
ahu Gothas. Ey orcicudjuc 10 he ::
h,nistry cool 81" discovered when ~.
n tirn wcrH l" he held. Carrier
piESohs carried his messages t. un,
aud and bcfor" T. NJ tic Er,iisn
.NuinlraitE Mcud have word of ,bs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
LARGEST BATTLESHlP IN
WORLD LAUNCHED BY JAPS
>agniu Weighs t0.uuO Tons aud " III Re
Armed " it'll Gums al EUrty-Milc
Range.
In A.socialcI 49,. !

TDkNO. Dec. G.--'Thc iV.UuV-t ION bat
ilcship. NaGato. largest warShip Nri
built IN Japan and said 10 bc She largest
lighting ship i'm he world. was
launched from thu naval dock yard a:
\lnc Yesterday. However. u Il uil
doris; God here ihat The American nav"
has projected dr-adnouShis that Will
u, even l-rGcr than the Nasato.
Til" Jspanes- lovatham VIII he
armed win lo-.nch guns havin: Il
are expected To develop a speed o.
iw,nty-iVc knots. She VIII carry SOW
cral a,rplancs and VIII he armed VIA
six anita rcratt guns
EuiidinG of ,hc nucc vessel was a..
laSed by The scarcity OF workers aud
changes ia the plan % construction -
Il vcSUlt OF lessons rom the Jut!anf
MAttlc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

d isn ohlsr, :" "n.ra'c creamery .,A
,J"nuson Ei,N sha,~ urick Coruorat,o,
n,,'s'ol " Capital stock. ma Niru,n ~,
-. minimum SjrI officer t;"nr.oS ~ ~,
H"iIi" nrc.ldcnt. |. ~ Shu,uat. ,e"s, ":
~ ~ tuinp sam " SrlI~ ana . n, Ss,.S'
momuS-' ~. "f Johnson ;iY l-nn obinn'
sehrra' '"ai rStat" bushes, ''Nc' -
. Nhehdn ichl q" .hai'"' - n. lt,,,
nis.ef and Snrrv. W.Sc;l-li. a., nm,o OF
- so'" pr".ide"' and w A. Savcd..
49, ',rN ''h'rr' ,n"r"IHth" ia a., a.. y;
stVch from SO 40 4" siUnugo '"p'al
H,hthohehi Z" chaitc' ~ W.ve,'. 90.
i.!Shi -nh fow"r COMPANY W.E.r .tN~
on i".Ts w T. p.ir-. ,a,,,,.n, SaEe;
!. Long s"crr'ary Dhi-,i eri,.. 'no
- ru.r"S:- and increasing tia ,.ui,. ,,"S
rrnm $500 to 100000 $500 sack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
PARCEL POST EGGS REACH
CONSUMERS UNBR0KEN
l;ur!csun Advised by Large simmer lie
tnn SuEgc>t no Improvement
service.
10 AsIIINl.rnN M

WASHINGTON. Dec. G.--poStmasier-
GENERA! Burleson may have his critics
huf he is proud Of one feature a.! his
record
IIis parcels post never breaks an eSG
The department recently sent out
.Ou. zoe ouesiionuair"s 10 farmers IN tie
East asking how IL could more fuzzy
.co-o1crstc with thcm.
one Of the questions and ono of The
answers are given as follows in thr
latest bulletin from the department :
bureau:
.e-l lin The method o. shipmcn: OF
treatment rs reels post
'-So,uinc f have found Your
scrv.-. aos o!utciv perfect. ship about
-6."No eggs !, mouth. and exp: -
Sep - lc.st $4,000 this white md
n-rE Have never had a broken cg /:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Real Estate and Cour, News
cHA>cEKY BARGAINS AMI SALES.

W s,o.dIo' r ';%n,,rne,i"" G"ns-ay IN, e
LOT 49, ,- "m"' .-i .In csare ,.ri
Tr*i sid, Gr'nn A,enu-. cSn t..i ..oUut n
ss So. s''~-t '"iy >. 1919 ''' 81
% r ,c I.,'re, ara M7rs.r,. NJ ,rif.,
isrf aIsG n. 1870 MosTs street s.ie.
s,rees Na".ms.T 0f IS HGcre 1n I'D ss
@ q qssa fP:s r. Sas5f.
=" east I'm Holm. S'r"ai ".,rn.n Ms
ii,..nry T.. N,ns. ., <orfo,s % E,
io"A!%. '~-' north line Con;eacr-'" -.
"smee. srt ~ 80 ~ E. -Mo", s''sS' 80"
,ti Shnw-,er ma l.eon~ [. ,wtte, -
Il r eier I,n !. , nrSGTI~I,, ,sr~ s%si3
~ ss Ia. w. $50 So. 100 N''Fm'eT -
,I.si ,N W"s'Sn f noma ra' N II e. -
AIcnue isxtiI i@"' weS! line lI.ncs Ay--
'N,nber ~, ~. TX. ,,6.s". 81"
Ham r"Ef az 'g@f X Xsrqs " "tG,ooi 70
oiGeh :;:nirnnm rsrS. %:N2a. fe~, s"utn
;,h.'h.lin s;res' NoV,mnsr i 1917 TX
MN. NM e'> AIM: Nd -! Es W.. s' g.. I, t,
80. ri 49, s'u,h SD Gr.ee $50,
sr,e5., .:s Ind IND 'SG On. f n. Dom
GI9> ;ct Sn %th ' :,a r.rip 9i", ~
EuE y. tIyns> ic' December !. 1?l?
" H-rton 70 Edward A Boz-. 'e.i.o
i ,:,t .'rr.suL-r, A. c"Intr sadHtn -mi
E.tne-' VI: r.nnoll. Sc to Unitcd Homes
n ,,,y I'M , fff' Of ~ IL nIcf: y 80,
- r.. south "f Roger Strcet. No.en,o.i
Real EN.,r Secnrrv COMPANY. corpor.
Inn: - CuN"r lore and ina 'wif"'. n"
II" zee, south line oral. n, S,;~c, ins f.%t
'n,n W. OF r"mra. stree. 'ctouer
t'' w,o gG M. ara alon ~ Elw' +.
sTee M 2sn@% ,S,.rg ' Is.,s s'G s,m, o.
N.mrer S,reG, -" I'd! %ss q s-naieh
Gr.ny,nc G ev-ler',nc.' cv"cp'or. e,c.. =,
T.cirn Sirs~. - tre' : ,n,h,s bv IL ~,
~, "i m.:h'h street. pcc-rnoer'r. i.ie:
M. ~ ~ -r r., c %..; xi s-,., 4" ri
"3.s ncnes c> =" rN.t southc.,t
T. III; 81 ss:fs.i1 c S...... Ds''mY.,
'f''$ %%ssa. %4 ''$5:. VIVID nd
2i: G9fH sn .sd 81 ?a l Mss' IN
y i;r::f, &C r; nrs.>! lone.h..,
N.s'ni- hrsn.n" ..nd i'urn- strect. dcsi=-
/; % Mil *. ,aiS: s5os. '''e' ''f"' -
,.n-v,. is1h Comp.n,. Inc. to Edith r.
nnsn-S IL l..xi4p fee, SCUM line Grace
SN"". - &: tget CAS-; OF Meadow street !:
in So" December !. 1919 Tax. s6ao
ioHn I l"nviilr and Houri" T. ,wlrc, q,
as. TO Richmond Re- .tv Investment con,
n-mv IN. Nos 20. = -. - Wet C4n-l
stree: - fcSi incnes hv - feet WORTH
nc Can STREE. - fcc' inch e,>i "f
NJ ~ >.r'sl h'n E.!se NoNemrer -.
:. I'm McGow-n {" olvmrio NJ schio.
-" .!C- Iarv street. iSSl@i rcst 70 inCh~ I
moth inc Cary street. O. Wos;ha M III IN
t.nuN ~ feet wH-: Of Belmont NvSnuc /:
SO -
.Horrv q H".L" ana t:,iaebe.h e rrf.-,
- 'S t. u I vi, Enis. No SIS B-unl,
~ -" '..Nir" tc,. orrs-uiar, wa:, side
fr"". t'"nur- n"-th az leigh stree, M.
r@mpsI 5. 1919 s!.5n'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
CATS HAVE INFLUENZA
e'in- kn"e DYING In IoUdon in
tp'Hrmit similar to iiunnnii,'a
CatnI Nixitation

I.ONDOT Dec 1.-THE ou,br.ak ~,
dis"rs-. winch nss many symptoms
Common 4" i',r'""n"a. IA causing Tic
ueai o. cats by the hundred here
IL" "''f"'S - no thought 10 he
communlchh 10 human beings I'm,
lS'lnGuiSh"d "u't cons sra unahle 80
chhiiiH m" enact nature. u srre.ds
VIII 'mhH'r" rtDiGii" and ihp evmD.
toms ar" said :" "escmh;. closely ~,
~ poisoning :""D' mat dc.ih usually
n"S p!ac" "'t'n1n two dave
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
DANCING is COSTLY
German Writer lrs-~ Ills f"umir, Ia
Give Up SUpcrduOWs
Expense.

"rNrrrt estimates llt.i so uno uuu
marks vear IS the ."~r al ,iAu,.ins
in Germany. FOR Berlin aud other large
md towns. ere ndniG'n dc"r,v ~ rh-
LHlcS. As wen as provincial cities
dancing crsz.
The w"uld-n" expert yriricizcs TIM.
IS cN'riNaG.nce suJ asks whether
dances should he restricted lie ,.iI.s
the United States and Norway as I'VE,
countries that either have or ar :.boti,
y" denN themselves iuHurIeS snch -
Intoxicating Nuuor. and ,nuuires
whciNcr Germany j. not in Tho nos
non /" :ive M suDcrhuou< inincs
when nec"SSititS are LACKING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
BELGIUM IN NEED OF COKE
Word trUm Hrm>seI> saw Steel In
du>tr' tinndicapsed by Euet
SHORTAGE.

EHCS%EL>, Dec. s-The E.lsi.r
,r'' MUS ~ - :r"si " hand icapprd
twenty blast turnacel which have been
rep-!re since The WI h,r,wal of Tho
',rrih'h forces 'onld star; work within
M ncN' SIX weeks Z the tecesss =
coke could he obtained
ne a"inc ov"r ni '"h American 10.
-" h"'lNcS IS b"in: negotiated Win /.
view - relieving The ~ifU,iinu
hciS UNI - Suopiyn. Eoumanla and
: t|efl.tnd with Goa ia exchange TOR
1000 and - arranging WIN ht-rn,;,,
L"f ne >hlpm"ni Of .,n.n"p tons nf coal
u" 'h'' country moUih.v against rs
lNt0> pt wheat cargo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
RAINS DESTROY FOODS
Harvest Conditions im Nr,ir.
A~rions Setback When trou.
trr Ituincd.

ME%lCO CITY. pee. G.-Exco.,Iirci,
pssslinlsllc reports 81 crop ana nt,,t
vcsi condt ions IN Mexico have Lee,
reSelNcd nN the Department of Ann.
suitur"' INC uuusua!l! heavy ana mr.
nsttnt rains have destroy.h AZ !r,s,
~ per cent Of corn and bean crons
3the TWO national staples. and unles "a
thmeulate measures are taken both u :
10 conservation and rcplanting The dc
partm"nt says there will be = rr.I
shortage OF those foods. Prior 10 thn
ports indicated the bigses, harvest In
many !csTs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
MEXICAN ENJOYS APPOINTED
DeirSati"u "f tnrram<a Senator's Mil
'ohler with Sm- rirans rn
Observation-Disclosures

MENiCo CRY. Dee e. rw.rarors
mere assert th"rs - rHsson to hc.irvc
nc /" 'om 'n'>sion appointed f-or, 80
.Nc". cdh S"uai" Will - :" Washington
r".n" i.nn within Tho pr.i fnw mouths
20 met VIII the rniied states Ssna,.
'Gn!h tjrn now dealing with MEXICAN
o" a!lS. ia" lpo mocrria states ~ - ~.
i2imeI thai Scnatc members here b..
NV" This IS ~: 'eadios. means ,o
ci"aT away al" !suu1crsiandiuc thai
ernmnr,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

f;ST POINT. VA. Dee. G-Tle
hdmb"r or Commerce, Crosby Thomp.
nliiccnt banquet THURSDAY ,vcnin.. tbc
nin'lalS 81 the Union Box Company
VINO nav" tusl located here from Balti.
n.y.. ne banquet was served In Hotel
onnor Their" bcins loo mates lo;,dcd
Milh ,nrHcN. virginia nam oysters and
eN"'Elhin: 10 p!e.sc the inner man !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
TOY MAKERS ON JOB
British Manufacturers Milking Enort.
10 Supplnnt Novelties Formerly
Prrparcd In German Shona.

LONDON. Dee. .. British toy mau.
uiacturers are making every effort 20
sUppltnt German TOYS. which in pre-
War DAYS monopoliZcd the toy market
hc"". ana already the snop window :
SNOW abundant results OF British IA.
Dor
Many ncw novelties are 10 lie seen.
,arGcly IN The list y happy family
o. four vii! hc the "Jazz girls" ar
'Hn%cd ~ dresses Of the bri.hies, col
"Fs winch. when shaken, make music
mim'iur" ht!iS being cnnnin.!y con
CcFi.d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Course Yarn rac,or, n, .h,,,.,..

SiiEI.Hi. y. -. I'cc. G--rhe Brison
HnH'aciur!nG Company. lately incor-
hpTai'd mas completed organization.
'!"c!lnS v. Hope Erison president and
hanE hah q building aud has purchased
me equipment, which consists OF $500
Splhaics. Tor the manufacture Of coarse
arms ana accommodating machinery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
WELSH RECTOR SARCASTIC
>harri, tri,icizes Those Campaigning
." Make InSinnd Dry by Meth
nIs .Drcidehly Eishy.n

!JNDON. Dec. s.--Amcrican prohi-
81 lonists wno a-e campaigning to
WA- LHG.ar1 dry. we're sharply
criticized b. the Rev II J.. Warnefdrd.
Wiitsnir" rector. n sermon winch
10" DIDli-Ees
81. Wa,nctcrd declares thst men
onp wou,d come and try 20 Denish on.
pf 'iOds good gifts from our island haG
b"Si be gwen . weeks notice 20 clear.
i-Uf q enough to provoke national
"ra'h jnrt men should come from over
NC wr'er 70 Try nd force upon US
measures wpigh ~ themselves are de-
r.dcd.r nsnr; What on earth s their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

Street. los hert / inch west OF rompkins
e. w. Pollard and sarah A. twifc). 10
Arthur + Chairman and Herbert $. Mann.
trustees. 333 2AleC feet inches at south
east corner Twentieth and II Streets No
..mhcr 20. 1919: $3.50.
swiic., to Norman T.. rlipoen. trustee. NJ
12u Monirosc Avenue. soSl35 feet At cor
ner Montros- Avenue and Brooklnnd PARK
boulevard. December :. 1919; S5":';
Jr. trustee. \" ioi Eas, Leigh street 81
feet :. inches by l.2 feet south sidc Leigh
street. Is fee, . Inches IVES, Of Eighth
street December |. 1879. SS.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

nidnt OF the I.eSt"rn Euiuhcr Cornr.r,v
that was burned her" ~ = l"rs ~ So. i
zoe - about 10 be rrbuili q, oncn
ahd the nov wood -w"''inr plant viil
b" mUch larger han tho ono ,h,i ~,
burned. Tn" ashcs w.crn not coli no.
fore tn" comD,0v haU cofnpi.iad
plans for rebuilding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
n-xin WORK md rns .,ri.-

fAltiS. Dec. b.--Th. sIrikru. I'm
hloE"s ~ li.r Eon Msr,h- louvre .nh
galleries. l.afayrtt. department stores
nave ie"ij"h - '"Suure W"ik i6niur
row aIihorSh 40 SoiU;t"n OF Tia. nI.rit.
"!lI inc "iuDt"Nrrs n.-S h-cu irs,.n"h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
&c, American she's.

fAltIS. Dec. G.---Floouiu. ~ th.
c''ch shHe market with .:U"uUo ~, u.
-! Ninrs can army shoes hopSnt from
SuirtuS STOCKS Of Tie tnited states
~ expected to materials.
rrd,h'" the almost protibitive cost ~
100" ear n"w prcv.iiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

llorrv - Horse ana E:,iaebn,h e f,rft.,
- ~ l." T \u,knis. y" SIS Brrol,
We SO. '.ENlr" f"r, GTre=Uiari west side
'ir"". .t'@nur n"rth I" leigh stree, Eo.
'|mpsI Is. 1919 s!.ah'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
VIII GiUe JeWeLry
To Make Cross For
BishOp-ELect Morris

A number Of friends of the Rev,
James C'raik Morris, bishop-elect for
Panama, are giving gold iewelry. which
will be melted and made into a cross
az an official gift from the congregation
OF st, Mary's cathedral. whore Bishop
Morris served as dean for many years,
The venerable presiding bishop Of the
Episcopal church, Bishop futile, has
set Thursday, Feb. &, as the date for
Bishop Morris conservation, The cere-
mony will take place in Dr, Morris
chruch at Madison, Wis, Of which he
has been rector since ~resigning as dean
Of the cathedral.
The Rev. Arthur Howard Noll, canon
OF the cathedral, will he master OF cere-
monies. The consecrators will he the
presiding bishop, Bishop Gailor, of Ten
nessee, and the Rt. Rev. Albion w.
Knight, chancellor OF the University OF
the South, at Sewanee, The p%resenters
will be the bishop OF Milwaukee and
Bishop Coadjutor Troy Beatty, of Ten
nessee. The attending preshyters are
TO be the Rev. c. Il. Craik and the
Rev, w II, nubose.
Bishop-elect Morris passed through
Memphis Tuesday, spending a few hours
In the city, He will visit relatives and
friends In Middle Tennessee, and will
possibly be In Memphis next sunday as
the guest OF Dean Devall, OF the ca
thedral, nr. Morris was elected bishop
of the missionary district OF the Panama
Canal o n at the recent general CON
| vention at Detroit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
StrdttOn Concerns
Buy Compress Site
For Warehouses

Leslie NJ. stratton has purched tho
Merchants Cotton Press and Storage
company warehouse. on the Illinois Cen
tral railroad neal the passenger sta
ton, n Of the largest warehouses In
the city, for about 5000, 600, with the
view to %remodeling II into an up-to-date
receiving and shipping station for STRAIT
tom Warren Hardware company, and the
Early Stratton Wholesale Grocery COM
pany, now forming.
The warehouse occupies the entire
block bounded by Florida street, Caro-
lima and Railroad avenues and the IL
linois Central railroad, with a frontage
Of $50 feet on Florida street and 400
on Carolina avenue. A part Of the
building is two stories and the total
floor space Is about 200, 900 square feet,
The building is served by 1000 feet OF
switching tracks, and connects with
every railroad entering the city.
II Is proposed to spend about $3.50, 900
on improvements, which are to he com
pleted by June !. Jones & Furbringer
are working on plans for The work,
which will provide for additional stories
later,
The building will provide ample space
It la believed for the business of both
the companies that are to occupy it,
and after the improvements are com
pleted 1t will give them one Of the most
modern and convenient wholesale plants
in the South,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-10
BIG OIL COMPANIES
FORMED AT MEMPHIS

HICKMAN, KY Dec, 10. tSpl)--At
Memphis n few days ago one Of the
biggest oil companies in this section
was forlnwl, and articles OF incorpora-
ton were fed In Tennessee for n cor
poration with 81, SOC, 600 capital stock
The new organization viii be known as
the w. IL Newherry company,
The officers are as follows; w. II
Newherry, Fort Worth, Texas, prcsi'
dent; c, Z, Bondurant, Hickman, Ky.
vice president; J, y. Wrather Texas
second vice president; A. L. Markham
%Ttptonvillo, Tenn, treasurer; Mr., Gaz'
Thts company viii develop in th'
greatest measure IN the. Reelfoot lake
region, However. there will be u pool,
ing Of Texas and Louisiana oil tielc
property with the Relfoot holdings
which amount to fully 100, 900 acres
MIR, Bondurant, Of Hickman, win as.
sumo the end Of local development nnt
has been designated to look after tn
drilling here,