davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
lSLA De CHIPRE
CEDIDAAG RECIA
Tai ceSi0n Ia hizo 81 60.
biernO de la Gran
Bfetana
General AIlenby 10 informo
asi a un agente griego GUAM
do estuvo en- ell Cairo

ATENAS, julio 29.--El gobierno
dc Ia Gran Bretana ha decidido &C.
der la Isla de Chipre u Grecia, Sc
gun Sc anuncio hoy en- esta capital.
La noeicia de rcfercncla dice que el
General AlIenby habia informado a
IN agente griego en- FL Cairo. Egip-
to. que ell traslado de csc territorio
Sc haria para hoy, r~recisamente, a
las autoridadeS griegas.
La Isla De Chipre, Ia t~ercera en-
tamano de las iSlas del Mediterra-
neo. fu6 administrada hasta el dia
; dc Novicmbre de 1914 por la Gran
BrecaAa. dc acuerdo cor un convenlo
celebrado con 81 Imperio Turco. pueS
dicha isla formaba parte nominal
mente. de Turquia. Sin embargo, al
rompcrse las hostilidades entire Tur-
ouia ' los aliados, Inglaterra declare
la arexion de esa lsla.
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LEGO A PARIS FL
SUBSRIO, POLK
.Asumira ALI eI puesto de
iefe de Ia DeIeea-
Cion americana
Creese Ileva instrucciones
de Mr.. Wilson respecto
de la disposition de
IL Tracia

PARIS. julio 29.-El Sub-Secreta-
rio de Estado del Gobierno americana
NJ. Frank l.. Polk lego g esta capi-
tai. para hacerse cargo del puesto que
dejara el Secretario Lansing, como je-
fe de Ia delegation americana de paz.
En- los circulos politicos y de Ia
Conferencia de Paz, Sc cree que Polk
traiga quiza, nuevas instrucciones del
Pdte. Wilson, cor respecto a Ia dis
posici3n de cue depende en- gran parte
el arreglo de los terminus en- los Bal
kanes. De fuente sutoriZada Sc sabe
que los Estados Unidos, hasta la par
tida de Wilson de esta capital al me-
nos, irsistian en- ell derecho de Bull
garia a csc territorio.
FL arreglo de la question de Ia Ira
cia es Ia Unica dificultad que queda
'por solucionar para IL conclusion del
tratado cor Bulgaria. Los memories
detalles de las negociaciones quedaron
arreglados en- dos ses;ones que el Con-
sejo de los Cinco celebro aver. por 10
que Sc espera cue el tratado Sc pre-
sentara a los bulgaros, para fines de
la presente semana.
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Sc apIazo Ia sira del
Presidente Wilson

WASHINGTON, Julia 29.-Hoy sc
anuncio en- la Casa Blanca que el via
ie del Presldente a traves del pals
para propaganda en- favor de la liga
de las n~aciones. durara 80 dias. e.
itinerario ha quedado va fijado Y
comprende paradas en- 25 ciudades en-
donde ell Primer Magistrate pronun-
clara discusses.
La fecha de la partida aun esta
por decirse, pues aunque Sc dijo hace
dias que Seria el dia 10 de Agosto,
q ultimas fechas Sc ha ~aplazado. pero
sc deternninara Ell dia de Ia salida.
81 Ell presidente postpone ell viaje pa
"a ell dia Is. es SECURE que kabra de
suspenderse Ia reviste de Ia flota del
Pacifico que Sc ha arreglado para
que tenga lugar en- San Francisco,
California, a donde aquel!a debera
Tlesar qreeisamente en- esa fecha.
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KUN HA HUIDO
ARGENTINA
Sc dice en- Buenos Aires
que no Sc Ie permit
"a ~desembarCar

BUENOS AIRES, julio 29.-En
dcspachos ~recibidos hoy aqui proce,
denies de Suiza. Sc dice que Bella Kun,
el dictator del sobierno comunista de
Huncria ~derrocado recientemente, es-
taba ~preparandose para salir de ese
pals con runlbo a Ia Republica Argen-
tina
Fin vista de tales info-maciones los
representatives de Ia prensa Sc han a
cercaGo a les funcionarios del gobier'
no argentine, pero estos Sc han rehu'
sado ! decir palabra sobre el particu'
lar. por career de noticiaS fidedig'
mas. Sin embargo, Sc dice que en- ca,
so de que tai information sea Verdi,
ca, 10 mas probable sera que el 60
bierno argentine Sc nicguc a permi'
tir al ev-Jefe bolsheviki hungaro. e
desembarco en- este pals
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30

WASHINGTON, Julio Eel Pre-
sidente Wilson presento ante ell Sena'
do ell texto del propuesto convenlo de.
finitivo franco-americano, por Ell qua
los Estados Unidos sc c~ompromete1
2 ir en- ayuda de Francia en- caso de
que esta Sc yea a~gredida sin provo
caci6n por Alen1anla.
FL Primer Magistrate no Sc pre-
sento en- persona en- ell capitolo, pa
ra entregar el documento, como er
el case del Tratado de paz, ! que
envio un mensaje para que Sc leyera
en- ell acSo Ge Ia presentation.
e. texto de dicho mensaje, es CO.
mo sigue:
"Caballeros del Senado: Els para
mi I'm placer ~presentar a Ia c~onsldera-
cion de vosotros, un tratado con ia
Republica Francesa, cuyo obJeto eS
ell de asegurar para esa Republlca Ia
avuda Immediate de los Estados Uni
dos. en- Ell case de una aggression SIT
provocacion de parte de Aiemanla
Espero sinceramente que este trata-
do tendra vuestra cordial ~aprobaclon
u recibira de vuestra parte, una
%oportuna rectificacion juntamente con
Ell tratado de paz con Aemanla. IA
que habeis tenido una o~portunidad -
examinar este gran documento cue os
presente hace dos semanaS, me pare
ce o~portuno ahora ~presentaros este
tratado, que de hecho, forma rarte
de aquel.
Este documento fue firmado e.
mismo dia que el tratado de paz y &c
considera como IN supplemental tempo
raj de 81. Sc cree que el tratado de
a de Alemania, en- 81, estipula una
protection adecuada para francla
contra las ~agresiones de 81 reciente
enemiga en- la frontera oriental, pc
70 los amos que Sc hallan proXimos
pueden dar margen a lnca!cuIap!e:
posiDilidades para tai aggression.
sci convenio de la Liga de las Ma
clones cstipula Il acclon miIltar pa
"a la protection de sus mlembros, pc
70 soIamente con aviso o indl:acloT
del Console de la Liga, indication c
A $50 que habra de darse, debe preSu'
mirse. despues de una de~llberaclon J
tai accion sin embargo sc i!evara a
cabo tan solo por aquellos goblernos
miembros de Ia Liga, que c~onsIderan
iustificada tai accion.
"El objeto del tratado especia! con
Francia. que ahora Someto a vuestra
consideration, es el de proveer a
vuda Immediate a Francia por los Is
tados Unidos. en- cl caso de un now
miento sin provocacion de aggression
contra ella por Alcmania, sin esperaT
para tai ayuda, al aviso del ConsoJo
de la Liga dc las Naciones. ?ai pac-
to es IN arreglo no independence de
la LiCa de las N~aciones, sino de u
cuerdo con esta.
'Es Dor lo tanto por 10 quo OK
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Mr.. WILSON CONSIDERA FL CONVENE
FRANCO UN SUPLEMENlO
TEMPORAL DEL TRATADO DE PAZ
No es I'm pacto Independence, sino que Sc haIIa
baio Ia Jurisdiction de la Liga de las NacIo'
mes, aparte de que constituye 81
page de una deuda sagrada
Asi 10 expresa Ell Primer Magistrate americana en- el men
safe que envio al Senado, al presentar e!
texto del conyenio dicho

| presamente Sc provee en- el que Sc So
meta a la consideration vuestra, al
mismo tempo que el tratado de paz
con Alemania; y que este arreglo
especial recibira IL a~probacion del
C~onsejo de Ia Liga, Y que esta estipa-
lacion especial para Ia ~seguridad de
Francia, permanecera en- vigor tan
so'.., hasta que,s a solicitud de n de
las parties, ell Consejo de la Liga o.
brando en- case necesario, por una ma
yoria de votos, declare que la estlpu-
lacion del convenio de Ia Liga presta
a Francia suficiente protection.
me impulsaron a firmar este ira
tado, consideraciones que seran, asi
10 espero, tan persuasivas e irreslstl-
bles para vosotros. como le fueron pa
"a mi. Estamos ligados a Francia
Dor lazos de amistad que hemos con-
siderable siempre, como sagrados. Ella
nos brindo su ayuda para que pudle-
ramos ganar nuestra libertad como
nacion. triunfo que tai vez hubiera 81
do dudoso sin su oportuna y galante
ayuda. Hemos tenido recientemente
el privilegio de ayudarla a a~rrojar de
su suelo a enemigos, que eran tam
bien los enemigos del mundo; pero
tai accion no paga del tcdo nuestra
deuda hacia ella
"Con NADIA podriamos pagan esa
deuda. Lo que ella desea ahora, es
que prcmetamos prestar nuestra gran
fuerza para mantenerla segura con-
ira la p~otencia contra la cual tenla
IN justo tenor. Otra gran nacion ha
prometido voluntariamente Ia mlsma
avuda. Y esa nacion es la misma
! contra Ia cual Francia peleo para
ayudarnos a ser libres. Que bel!o
ejemplo para Ia historic. Este es el
! principle de un nuevo dia. Los vie
jos antagonisnos han sido 0lvidados.
LA causa comun de la libertad = de
la civilization ha creado n nuera
icamaraderia Y n nueva conception
de 10 que es prudente y necesarlo ha-
Ger por las grandes n%aciones para IL
Ibrar al mundo de IN tenor intolera-
BE G i~njusto.
"Dos gobiernos que desean ser
miembros de la Liga de las Naciones,
piden salir del Conscjo de Ia Liga
para 1ue Sc les permita If en- auxlllo
de una amiga 81 su situation &c en-
cuentra en- peligro, sin esperar para
clio ell aviso de la Eiga para obrar.
De esta manera, a~ceptando esta
prornesa. es como probaremos que
nuestra lealtad a la mas alta &c las
~obligaciones de la gratitud y dc una
amistad prcbada. I'm acto como este
significa en- mi, concepto, Il de las
pruehas de que somos un pueblo CUE
mira por Ia sinceridad de su debcr
y preficre Ell homer a su propio sends-
70 sepqrado de paz.
WOODROW WILSON.
LA Casa Blanca, julio % de 1919"
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Sc NECESITAN
Mineros Y Cargadores.

Sc les proporcionara buenas casas
con aqua Y luz electrical de poca rem
Ia, con hermosos jardi:es Y con pas
to gratis. Pueden tener vacas, cerdos
Y gallinas. Magnificas casas de asis-
tencia para hombres solos.
Nuestras minas trabajan siempre.
Tenemos minas d%escubiertas Y de ca
non, vetas de 81 4 ) pies de carbon.
No pagamos el pasaje, pero tene-
mos TODD 10 suficiente para satisfa-
Ger a cualquiera. Magnificas condi-
clones de trabajo. No ocupamos a
q%uienes esperen que les paguemos su
pasaje.
Para mas detalles ocurran perso-
nalmente o escriban a
NEW RIVER COMPANY,
Nc Donald, W. Va.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
NC.4 hara IN VueIo
~transcontinentaI

WASHINGTON. julio 29.-El Co
mandante Albert C. Read, del hidro-
plano de Ia Marina, NC-4 que fue
81 primer aparato mas pesado que el
aire, que atravasara el A~tlantico, es-
ia trabajando en- los planes para un
vuelo 4 traves de la Union, en- la Sc
cretaria re Marina. FL vuelo Sc hara
en- Ia snisma maquina usada por el CO.
mandante para su t~ravesia trasatlan-
tica, segin Sc supo hoy.
FL itinerario del vuelo aun no Sc
Ia completado, no obstante cue el
viaje ha sido va ~autorizado por Ia Sc
cretaria de Marina. Sc cree que Ell
gobierno aprovechara tai "uelo para
hacer propaganda para q recluta-
miento para la Marina.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
comerCio americana
en- Mex. no ~suspende-
"a sus negoCios

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio IS
La Camara de Concrete Americana
de- esta ciudad ha desmentido catego-
rican1eate las v~ersiones cue circu!a-
ron de que todas las cazas de CO.
mercio a~nericanas, cerrarian sus
puertas ' suspenderiar sus oFerac!o-
res Dor 6rdenes del gobierno de Was
hington.
Todo 10 contrario G2 Gsto, los CO.
merciantes aIrericanos estan decidi-
dos a irtansificar 81 concrete entire
arnbss nacionos. : ticncn e! prcyec Q
de establecer CT nsta ciudad, sucur-
sales de im~portantes nesociacioRes
&c los Estados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-30
CINCO AEROPLANOS
DESTRUIDOS POR
UNA TORMENTA
Tres de eIICs cram los
mas grandes que habla
en- Estados UnidoS

NUEVA YORK, julio 23.-Una tor
menta electrical con acompanaml&nto
de IN fuerte viento, que Sc desato J.
vcr tarde en- este distrit). cause YER
dadcros estragcS Ell los terrenGs dc
ayiaclon de Mineola. l.. !. LA tormen-
ia no duro arriba de * minutes, pc
70 csc tempo fue bastant2 para eau
sar considerableS perdidas en- el eta
90 campo. Cuando Ia torment2 paso
ca puio yer a. tres de los grandes ae-
r~oplanos C~uardados ALI Y otroj dos
mas n~oaucnos. So hallaban completa-
mente d~estrCZadOs.
Una Ie las maquinas destruidas fue
ell ~aeroplano de bomb2cdeo Martin
cue i'm a utilizar e! Captain Roy
Francis para su vuelo de costa a cos
Ia cor una sofia parada, q otro fuc
una maouina Caproni y el tcrcero III
Handlev Page. Los dos prlmeroS
fueron dcStruidos ror IN rayo Que ca
va sobre 81 hangar en- que Sc ilai'a-
han rcsguardados. mientras que el
Handloy-Page y las otras ma0unas
del misro modelo, 81 bien mas peque-
mas. fusrcn lestruidas por Il Vlenco
on 81 an,rt dcnde So hallator para
emprcndcr algunaS r~aaniobras.
La tormenta tambi6n destruyo nlu-
chas de las ticndas de campana y
hangarcs en- los aerodromos de Roose-
Welt, Mitchell Y e! Campo Mills. Los
tres crandes acropIanos destruldoS
Gran los mayores que habia en- los
Fstados Unidos y su valor en- on
;unto era de $4,000 pesos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
!kER AND MARCH WILL
!. MAKE: INSPECTION TRIP
III Spend Three Weeks Going Over
Camps They Were Unable to
Visit During War.
I'LL BE LONGER IN SERVICE
'iiuro OF Congress- to Pass Army
biil Will Hold Number o. War
Iime Army Men for Unnecessarily
Extended Period.
Inv AssocIa,edprns. 1

|.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Sccretary
fkcr plans to leave Washington Sun
~ accompanied by General March.
ief of staff. for an inspection trip
at will take him 10 the Pacific Coast
Ia the Mexican border.
Ifhe object Of the trip. which will
Eupy about three weeks. Is to per-
I the secretary and General March TO
Fit camps which. during the war.
ley were unable to inspect.
fThe tentative itinerary Will take
EN- TO Camps Custer. Michigan;
pdgc. Iowa: Funston. Kansas; Lewis.
lash!ngton: Kcarny. California: Fort
iiss and Fort Worth and Camp Bowie,
faas, Camp pike. Arkansas. and
imp Zachary Taylor. Kentucky.
Failure OF the army appropriation
II and other military measures 10
SIS before Congress adjourned leaves
g War Department In difficult,
I not serious situation" Secrc-
~ Baker said today. No INN ediate
ortage of funds 10 care for the troops
in prospect.
Mr. Baker said his greatest regret
rs that failure OF the army reorgan-
ttion bin meant that n number Of
N OF the wartime army must re-
lin In the service for longer time
an would have been necessary other
&C,
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God BE with You Til We Nee,

Again"
,r OF The fourteen regular annual APP
the House. Including the general do
mI nds,s;y measure carrying s&42, 900. 900.
h on em OF the , rai1F oos
S Sses His and judicial. rivers and hsf
lary academy. fortifcations and pen
sion bills were enacted
Appropriation bills which failed In
,riyc, civli; aEricultural, Indian and Dis
1 op" 600 OF ,G;olumbia bills. and the $780,
to be allotted soldiers and sailors.
i m1ehs4res on foreign affairs which
freedom. the siS. SSsS" coiom i5ish
treaty. several commercial conventions
j lcnruo hu IN t resolutions on the
league OF nations, RUSSIAN policy and
other subjects.
DlRECTOR-GENERA HINES
DECLINES TO COMMENT
Director-Gencral Hines. commenting
pass the s750.000,00O appropriation for
the railroad administration, said he had
,ot come TO any conclusion concerning
gard to the railroads
other administration officials, how
ever, were studying the War Finance
tcrmining whether that corporation
has authority TO make advances to
the railroads and eliminate the neces-
sly or premature REIMBURSEMENT by
the government.
Senator Smith. of South Carolina.
chairman Of the Interstate Commerce
committee. and Senator Overman, of
North Carolina. were among those who
went to the Presidents Office and urged
that since the Republicans had defeated
me essential appropriation bill the rail-
forthwith.
Chairman Smith. OF the Senate In
vised the President to return immedi-
snip IN view OF the failure OF the
railroad appropriation. Chairman Smith
told the President. he said. that the
only course open was to relinquish
control of the carriers. The President
made no comment on Senator Smiths
suggestion.
because OF the Presidents decision
on the extra session. members who
crowded outgoing trains tonight felt
assured Congress would not again as
seHble much before June /. Leaders
predicted then il would remain In con-
tinuous session until the 1920 political
con We nti9ns During the recess bust
cept FOR resumption tomorrow OF the
Ovarman committees propaganda in
House Republican committee on COM
mittecS.
With the ending OF Congress scores
iation and the league of nations were
issued by members. with Democrats
ana Republicans disputing responsi-
ures. Most Republican members urged
the calling of an early extra session
WILL CONTINUE LEAGUE
OF NATIONS AGITATION
Despite the death OF Congress. con-
troversy over the league OF nations
constitution promises to be agitated
continually by advocates and on
poncnts. Prominent Democratic nd
Republican Congressman already have
speech making itineraries planned.
with Senator'S Borah. of Idaho. Repub-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
IRISH MEMBERS DEMAND
"WEARlSG OF THE GREES-

To celebrate the passage by the
House or the resolution which failed
III the Senate. requesting the Ameri-
can delegates al the peace conference
10 urge for the Independence Of Ire
land. Irish mbers OF the House de.
nanded The Wearing of the Green"
preventative Gallivan. of Massachu-
sets, and Representative Donohue, OF
New Jersey. sang verses and were re-
peatededly encored Early in the day
the House had voted 216 to II, to
adopt the resolution expressing the hope
that the peace conference would ia
Vorably consider the claims OF Ire
ton"
Miss lowering Jones. philadelphia.
was called from the gallery to the
Speakers stand to sing several solos
Members of the press gallery were
called upon tG sing ITS Long Way
10 Tipperary,' and Albert j. Stofer
dean OF the correspondents, sang The
Watermelon Rind."
In closing, the members and the
galleries, at the request of former
Speaker Cannon, Joined in singing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
Miller's Anti.eptic Oil, known
INNER ahuSePuc OH, Known
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Accomplishing Most Wonderful Results.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
MOTHER KNOWS"

When I feel scrappy and mean, mother
never scolds. She usually finds my
tongue is white, my breath bad, then
she gays, "My Pet needs Cascaret. /"
gladly take Cascarcts because they
taste like candy. Next morning I wake
up feeling dandy. Do you give your
children Ca.ca-cts or nasty castor oil,
pills or calomel? Cascarets never hurt
US kids,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
hen RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
}st get out that bottle OF
SIoan's Lininent and
"knOck it galley.west"

bon't say sit will be all right to-
rrow." Rheumatic twinges won't
ieve themselves. 1t takes the conn
-irritant Of Sloans Eminent to
ing quick relief. Effective, too, for
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
COMING FOR PRISONERS
Sheriff Brady, of Sanford. ria, Ar.
riFes Todny to Tnke Two Young
Men Back.

Sheriff E. f. Brady, OF Sanford, Fla,
VIII arrive today to take two young
men. Ray Edmond and Frank Cody.
PACK with him on charge of stealing
an auto which was found here In ,hnis
possession and which they were unable
to satisfactorily account for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
CASUALTY LISTS SHOW
$40, WITH FOURTEEN DEAD
Thfrty-three Died OF Disease and
Eleven of Accidents md Other
cuuhcs.

WASHINGTON. March 4-Casualty
lists given out to-day by the Commit
tee on Public Information show a total
OF $40 casualties, divided as follows:
Killed in action. IA: died of disease 33:
died OF accidents and other causes, IL:
oled OF acroplane accident. |: wounded
severely. 81: wounded degree undc-
termined). l4e: wounded slightly, %.
Nirsinians and North Carolinfans in
the lists are:
KILLED IN ACTION.
BEL DiED G 81 Eifah1 XSp oTuEn
CAUSES.
Private
Eagle. Samuel kcmbcrt: Doe HILL Va.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Kay. Carol E.; ISs,sa: Va.
Glass. James. Wilmington. " c.
woUSDED 'sE4ERELY.' T.
Bray: William @. Riddle. y. c.
woTNDE6 GbEGREE TSDErEIRMINED,
Albert. Willie: Pulaski. Va
Tate. Ishmael p: Appaiachia. Va
Thompson: Charlie L.: Mebane. y. c.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
wilson. william sf Sc char,o,e \ C.
Chcsson. Otis A.; plymouth. y. c.
Clark. John: Roxboro. n C.
Story. Isaac p: woodland. n. C.
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COUGHS And COLDS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
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Since Grant was President.
Get Bottle To-day.

1t did 1t for your grandma. for your
1ather. For nifty years this we'll
known cough and cold remedy has
kept an cver-growinG army OF friends.
young and old.
For half century druggists every
where have sold it. Put a bottle in
your medicine cabinet. You may need
it In a hurry. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Coo and S1.20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
MAJOR PEPLE RETURNS
Chief of Surgical stan in McC;uir. U,,,
hack Home After Two Years In
France.

Major w. Lowndes Peple has lust re-
turned from France, after nearly two
years In the service. He was station ed
Camp Lee and later at Toul. France as
chief OF the surgical stan with the
Mcclure Unit at Base HOSPITAL As.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05

Hcan. and Reed. Of Missouri, Demo-
crat, and Thomas. OF Colorado Demo-
crat, TO speak soon at New York. Bos-
ton and other cities In criticism of
ihe league constitution. Republican
Leader Lodge does not plan to engage
In the Speechmaking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
5000 BEQUEATHED CHURCH
rye Sum Left Third Presbyterian
oy Stanley Rced-Duc When Wild
ow Dies or H-marries.

rhe Third Presbyterian Church at
, corner OF TweatysiXth and Broad
-eets Will be the beneficiary OF an
dowment fund OF $4,000 in the
emit Of tho death or rcmarriagc OF
widow Of Stanley Reed for many
ars ruling cider in tho church.
c Will was flcd for probate yes
day in tho Chnnccry Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
william ". Martin.

VA, March t-Wil-
N II. Martin. forty-threc, died sat
lay afternoon At his homo on the
onsboro Road. near Lynchburg, hav-
f. only recently bought farm there
! moved from Tennessee. He is sur
ed by his wife and FIVE children,
youngest babe OF week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
GENERAL STRIKE I'M CUBA
Joint Committee of Havana Unions Or
ders Walkout. Effective Mid
night Tueaday.

HAVANA, March "A general striIso
has been called to begin at midnight
The call was issued by the joint strike
committee of the various unions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-05
10000 BOATMEN OUT
New York Hnrbor Strikers Expec
Ticup VIII Become
Complete.

NEW YORK. March 4-Hope Of a
became effective at O'clock this
morning and virtually tied up all trans
atlantic and coastwise shipping except
the movement of warcraft, conferred to :