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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-13
viii Oppose Fund
Wilson Asked fol-
BIG Fskhf = HOasr 10 TssUw Ont
Proposed 500. 0oo. 900 Appropria-
don for European Relief.

Washington, Jan. 13.-Appropria-
ton bills will occupy the attention of
the house this week. The senate will
be chiefly concerned with investiga-
tons
The big fight Of the week in the
house-probably of the session--will
Be made against the 1905 900
European food relief bill tomorrow.
This will come after the rivers and
ha<bors appropriations bill is dis
posed of. A vote on this will be taken
the. first thing Monday
Following the food relief bill will
come the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill to be fol-
lowed by the diplomatic and consular
appropriation and the Indian affairs
appropriation bills.
The food relief bill will likely con-
sumo all OF the time remaining Mon
day after the rivers and harbors bill
h disposed Of. II, viii come up on q
special rule to be brought in by the
rules committee Debate on the rule
win consume at least an hour and .
half and three hours and fifteen
minutes are allowed In the rule for
general debate.
Discussing the Republican opposi-
tion to the presidents cabled request
for the fund OF $l00.o00,oO0 to feed
the starving peoples Of Europe. Rep
rcsentative Campbell. Republican, Of
KAnsAs, said:
Propaganda h Coming.
Ever since Mr.. Hoover arrived
over there . propaganda has been
coming from Europe attempting to
show that the food situation 10 very
bad. This propaganda has spread the
news that the international food COM
mission composing the food commits
sionefs OF England. France. Italy and
the United States. has elected Hoover
a. chairman. That il the propaganda-"
Mr.. Campbell made the point that
side what would be Zone with the
proposed fund.
Most OF the senAte's time will be oc-
cupied by Investigations. four Of great
Importance being on the schedule for
the week. The OvermAn c0msntttee
will 60 on with the investigation OF
the use Of money by German propa-
gandists In this county: thA inter-
state commerce cOmmiftee will con-
tinue tho inquiry Into the railroad
problem and the committee -oh agri-
culture VIII proceed with the investi-
cation OF the packers and ths prob
lem IN to what should Be done with
them. Then there win be started q
new investigation. That into the
eagle boat contracts. made by the
navy department.. with Henry Ford.
This investigated n br0n9ht about
by . resolution introduced ~ Sena-
tor Lodge. ranking Republican mem-
Der Of tina naval alkAirs committee and
the investigates win Be conducted ~
that committee.
Among AllegAtions mads ~ Senator
Lodgo u matter inserted Ia the rec
0rA - The - t6s6aAt.t that fha 1A0
Eagje hcAta contracted for win be Of
NO uSe - tAo navy unleas there = m
other vaf, and the cost ID entjrNly
out Of proportion 20 the uss that
could BE- made of them They are 70
cost 9Gge,oo1 each according 70 The
contfAnt Only seven Of the bOafa
had heen Aeltvered q the navy a.
partment as NJ tiAs x tsA Eaxnlng n
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BIC AUDIENCE PLAUDS AS. ~
SUNDAY DECLARES SOCIETY"
IS WORKHOUSE OF THE DEVIL
DAYS SCHEDULE
OF OPERATIONS

- This moRnang At 1880 O'Clock
. conference Of the BILLY Sunday
stA9, the executive committee Of
his campaign, and the ministers
u tlbe city, win no held In the
BroAd-Strcet Methodist church.
The work to be done During the
campaign win be outlined, and
plans for the attack win be laid.
Az = o'clock Mr.. Sunday and
members Of his star win visit the
Wostllampton hospifAl. to adj
dress the wounded tNldicrs there.
AEf. BREWSTER and Mr.. Mathews
win accompany Mr.. Sunday, to
ring and play for the flghtcrs,
who win leave Richmond this
week.
There WIN be no services In tho
Auditorium this afternoon nor to-
night Mr.. Sunday requires ono
day Of tho week In which TO rest
and to nh engagements aside
from the revival proper. He II
expected to 70 IN Raleigh. North
Carolina, 70 address the lcgisla-
turc during one Of the Monday In
tervals Of his Richmond cam
paign.
Every night this week up to
Saturday meetings WIN be held At
vnrio0s churches In the city, In an
effort 10 further arouse interest In
pcrsons wfso would be unable 10
attend thu meetings In the audi
torium. Tuesday night the meet
ing win be held in Ici9h-Stxeet
Baptist church: Wednesday, In
Bafnbridgo Baptist: Thursday.
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REaUEsT REFUSED.

Dublfns Jan. I2-It aeve4qGs
today that the request Il - 49,
Mayor, Of Dublin, for 80 q
Paris, where he fntendeA He6n
ally g Invite President W1lean
the Irish capital. was tu1nea* a.
not BY the British fsreixA se9aneIsS
had heen believed. ut ~ III
french ministry u ferei9n -
When the Lord Mayer i.
~ referred to the y.rensn Ssssss
ties. m is tn customary ss ssss j -
the Freneh minfstry'p req. II -
ported t. have been that sfe. IT. r.
Germany arr not seleeQe
France. especially while France n
honorfng the most friendly prensa
dent OF the most friendly repahlfeJ4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-13
s en- ARMISI|CE :
N HUN CAPITAL
LATEST REPORT
Liebknecht Alive and Is
Reported to Be In
Hiding.
is IN BERLIN
Russian Bolshevist Agi-
tator Appeals to Spar
tacides to Fight On,
Help Coming.

Berne. via Paris. Jan. I1-The
iatest werd from Berlin In that nm
ar.atstice has been signed between
the government and the Spartaeides.
ana thst Axhtin@ has been stopped
II was exactly two months yes
terday that . dlnerent sort OF
nrMistfee was sIgneA--that which
virtually ended the great war. No
vember IL. 1918.
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, wallis with a roof over n ~
preacher doing stunts two times 4
day out of seven.'- "
The greatest danger today
egotistical self-content" I.
II believe that brfghtar 6avs 4
never dawned in history than
We have got the vim. viee4. -
aauce and Pep and the 70
wealth Of the twentietff G. fQsfs
people on earth are better n6Xa
ter fed. better clothed and
housed or are more happy NH w.
porous than those that ltva ~
the Stars and Stripes. &
Some people don't g1vo = N
whether anybody ella gOeB 4tG y2
where they 20 90 long - thS
selves ara sawed. me- ssx Is ID
What are you gotn 49, 11f
returning s0idters3 V&zE HI n
IL good. old-fashioned
per-riyeted gospel = sssss,sa|
BOlshevism II cGm0nltn s
archy. Incle Sam will dip ~
and Stripes In blood b4f0ya
dip them 70 those hl0odtktSuky#
throatA and thugs. II s s9Ss
The church u 0rxAni1Ad tn
The trouble y. We are plaxt
religion. ~ sa9 s S;SSS
4 had intended % cnt ~
when ] came TO Richmond. 3
The Germans lost the -
they were an unchriatinnf
Germany tried to 5ir9n4$
into the treasuries of IN ~
hsd NOT reckoned With
States.
y voaldn.t trade pisces II
dent wilson. !" !(|
when we protested
sunn1rine crusade. the kA1
The lAaxh; then we save n
and ~ the poksr." III T.
Our mafinea. picked
ana factory And farm. ~ a
oAs ~ The plck 81 tne Ht~
~ EsAkeAa~ Ehierxy 4 u
3od - nsyer di
rsajaan4 yIS1nea I'll RI |f1
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Opening Address Hits Home =
And Audience Crasps Spirit

Initial Meeting Proves Most Unsatisfactory TO tho skepc
Feeler- out-And Great Crowd Hands sundaya Glorious
Welcome.
Billy Sunday had all the bast of in the first round of his
six weeks setto with the devil the City Auditorium yeste
day morning When the gong sounded his Satanic Majesty
the offensive After about hours counerng and
ling the evangelist had his adversary the defensive Sunday
follow his advantage until the Evil One has been
put to flight Indications of complete rout plentiful
following the close of the first of series of special
which the evangelist will preach in this city between and
March /.
Long before the hour appointed for the doors to open
crowds beseged the several entrances to the Auditorium
Long lines which wendell their from the locked doors
down the steps the sidewalk and along for distance
to be long before the hour set for the service Those
bearing tickets of these included members of
seven churcheswere the first to be ad
United.
After these had all been seated the doors opened to
the public Many these unable to seats in the
main auditorium of the building and directed to the gal
ery Soon this filled to overlooking and the order
issued not to admit than could be accommodated in extra
seats that had been placed the the left of the choir
Every seat was occupied when Sunday arrived.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-13

Win q great deal OF pFoe, tnAt TINS
Is the best choir with which he has
ever been Identified: In fAct. the best
choir that Richmond has ever seen.
Judging from the puichritude Of In
members. It looks % me ~ II Il was
selected pretty much after the FASH
ion the chorusea OF musical comedies
are chosen. It IL the best looking
chorus I have every seem"
This was greeted with laughter
and applause. Continuing. he said.
TT you can sing ~ well as you look.
everyone will be satisfied and NO one
will have just cause to complain"
Mr.. Matthew'S. upon conclusion Of
his remarks. led the choir in prayer.
following which he requested that
Hymn No. IS. 1T Your Heart Keeps
Right" be sung. George Brewster,
ptantst and tenor. and Miss Florence
Kinney were at different pianos, each
a grand
The nrst verse Of '1f Your Heart
Keeps Right" was repeated twice by
the choir at Mr.. Matthew SUCCESS
planned. might get the hang Of IT."
The choir then stood for the last
verse.
Sunday Arrives.
Sunday, together with ma" Sum
day, arrived It 1o:ll-four minutes
after the service opened--and '.Btlly"
Immediately aseended to the platform
and took = seat ON = plain chair, the
only piece Of furniture, aside hom
the pulpit stand on the platform. Mrs..
Sunday took sent Immediately be-
hind the second o. two press tables
10 the right Of tho platform. Two
similar tables for accommodation Of
members Of the fourth estate are To-
Gated to the left Of the platform.
with Ne. Sunday was . nephew,
Fred Campbell. United States marine.
OF wheaton Falls. Ind. who has been
stationed at Qunntico. Va. since hin
return from overseas. Young Camp
bell. likely I0oking chap. ana bear
Ing 4 striking resem blAnoe to his IL
tContlMNed on Pags Two.)
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]. 5. N Dark On
RUSSIAN NOTE
Mystery Envelops the Entire
Situation as Regards
Americas Part.
WHY ACTION ANY WAY?
Question as to Attitude Toward
Bolsheviki Overshadows
All Others at This
Time.

washfnpfor J.r .Sa~.
Secretary OF State Polk said to-
day that previous denials thai the
British plan for suspension of hos-
tilitics In Russia had been ne.
cuivcd by the state department
wcro made through a misundcr-
standing Of tho situn ton.
In explaining the move. which
Foreign Minister Ptchon NJ
France announced SATURDAY. Mr..
Folk said:
On January 4. tn sta r. asro-..
charge . memoranda pronnsinr
that the nllies and the United
States shall call on all factions In
Russia to suspend hosatlitiea nend-
ting the peace nexottattona nnd
that ''if the Aforesaid govern.
menfs and partien win inmetiiafe-
b suspend hostilitaes on All FRONTS
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tccntinued on Page Nine
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DISCUSS ARsus11crs

Continued on Page Two.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

, me freshman. HE certoin,v 49,.
w ,used by anyone from our r,ana
my Lord love you. sir tbers 80, :
a ~, a, Green Fancy who could sb,.o,
u'ef II he saw one This I~ NJ a.
,.',,, o' also guest az Green Fancy ~
III ! think. bear me out In ur,s,.,,t,,,.
your theory" ''nE
a., SECOND man approached. shaking
- "eau vigorously. He Was "A thin
ra'e man with a Singularlv scholastic
."oe- Quite an unprepossessing mn
'"nsuinary person. thought Barnes
Mr.. Curtis chauffeur. thint A.,
was said The killing occurred ms,
aooVe this house" said he. vielbiv ~
ei'ed. Green Fancy l. M least mil.
from here. isn't it, You don't shoo,
burglars a mile from the place they
are planning 20 rob DO your"
TIL admit it's % biz OUT az -...so,. .,
SAID Barnes. The second man co,,is
WHY have been shot ny some one who
-Hs lying 10 wait for him
b-iad. said ODowd ~it hear. tho
III. There's something big fn This
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

thing Mr. Barnes-something long
shot bigger than any II Us suspects %
You'll find thar Il Resolves Itself
into problem for Washington TO
solve" said De Soto darklv. Nothing
local about H. take nay word for IT,
These men were up 20 some iufernn-
ti0nal devilment Thereli he stir in
Washlngton over This sure az any
thing
what time was n that you heard
',se shots up at Green Fancy7" ven
tu-ed Barnes.
Lord love you" cried ODowd, 1--WE
didn't hear sound. Mr.. Curtis. who
has Insomnia the worst way. poor
devil. heard them and sent some one
out To- see what all the racket was
about. The man. 10 seems, made such
a devil 81 a racket when he came
home with the news that the whole
house was up In pajamas and peig-
nolrs~
Il think have a slight acquaintance
with the chauffeur" said Barnes. He
give ma the most thrilling motor ride
I've ever experienced. Cad. III never
forget IT,"
The two men looked at him. plainly
perplexed
"when was all thisT" inquired De
Soto.
Early last evening. He picked up
your latest guest al the corners. and
she insisted In his driving me 10 the
tavern before the storm broke. I've
been terribly anxious about hep She
must have been caught out In all that
frightful-"
whats this you are saying. Mr..
Barnesf" cut in DE Soto. frowning.
NO guest arrived az Green Fancy last
evening. nor was one expected"
Barnes stared. DO you mean 70
say that she didn't get there. after
allf"
"She? A woman. was itf" demand
ed O'Dowd. "Bedad. II she said she
was coming - Green Fancy she was
spoofing you. Are you sure II was old
Peter who gave you that jolly rider
NO. I am not sure" said Barnes
uneasily. "She was afOot, having
walked from the station below. ! met
her at the corners and she asked me II
AA1N AAA AZ vas ~ N'A'Nh
Fancy. or something Ike that Said
she was going there. Then along came
the automobile. rafting down this
very road-an ancient Panhard driven
by an old codger. She seemed 10 think
II was all right 10 hop in and trust
herself TO him. although she'd never
seen him before"
The antique Panhard fits In all
right" said O'DOwd. but I'm hanged
II the woman fits at all. No such per
son arrived at Green Fancy last night"
Did you get squire look at the
driver's facef" demanded De Soto.
1t was almost too dark 20 see, but
he was old. hatchet-faced. and spoke
With an accent"
Then Il couldn't have been Peter"
said De Soto positively, Hes old. |
right enough. but he Is as big ms the
side OF house. with a face like full |
noon and he is Yankee 10 his toes. |
BY CAD. Barnes. the plot thickens! A
woman has been added to the mystery. /
Now, who the devil Is she and what
'as become Of herr"
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GREEN
FANCY
By GEORGE BARR
Nc CUTCHEON

with e very definite purpose in mind o.
strikes me-. said Jones. "that these
Two men were up o. some kind 90 dirty
work themselves. else why did they
say they were goin' 20 Spanish FuuS7
They were queer actin men. I'm have
o. say that"
His eyes met Barnes aud there was
queer light Ia them.
"Iou don't happ1n 20 know anything
about this. DO you. Mr.. Barnesf~ he de-
handed. suddenly.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
CHAPTER vi.
Charity Begins Far From Home. and
a Stroll in the Wildwood Eo;IoDv,

~ VIC FfftQWCO1 OffCWS.
Mr.. Rushcroft Uas furious when be
arose AZ eleven O'Clock on the morning
after the double murder. having silent
IKE "A TOP through all Of the coumo-
uon. He doomed all over the place
vocal castigations falling right and
ieit on the guilty and the innocent
without distinction.
Il don't see how You managed IN
sleep through H." Barnes broke In
You must have an unusually clear
c"hSclence. Mr.. Rushcroft"
haven't any conscience at all. sir
r"nred the star. Il had nm unusually
iuil stomach. that's what was the mat
Ter with me I take oath nov sir
never 10 eat again as long as / live.
\ man who cannot govern his beastlv
appetite ought 70 defy IL. II nothing
else"
4 gather from that remark that Won
united breakfast this morning
breakfast. sir7 In Gods name 7 .
mPlore you not 10 refer to anvt.,lue
/" ,sustlng az steved prunes ana
'"col ~ time like this My mind \
e" n
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CHAPTER v.
The Farrn-eoy Tells a CHASTITY Story
and an lrishnnan Enters

Barnes stared what DO you
meanT" he demanded sharply.
Il mean just what I said What do
you know about this buSinessg'
How should know anything about
III"
well. we don't know who you are.
nor what you're doing up here. nor
what your real profession Is That's
why ask the QUESTION"
Il see" said Barnes. after "a mo
ment. He grasped the situation and
he admitted Co himself that Jones had
cause for his suspicious. 1t has oc-
CURED % you that I may be- detec-
tive or secret service mnn. isn't thnt
the case? Well. 7 am neither Did
you know any more about these two
men. Mr.. Jones than you know about
mef"
Il don't know anything about EN-"
Nv That was their husiue-sf"
Mr. Room WAS ioukin fer % place
o. bring his daughter who has con
sumption. IIe didn't want to take her
20 reg lar colsumptive community.
ne said, an So he was lookln' FOR a
quiet place where she wouldn't he as-
sociatin' with lungers all the time.
That was his business Mr. Barnes. an
guess you'd call 10 respectable.
wouldn't youf~
Perfectly. But why should he be
troubled by my presence here if"
Miss Thackeray put an end % the
discussion in a most effectual manner.
~Oh. Tor the Lords sake. cut 90 out
Wait till he's dead can't youf" she
whispered fiercely. You've got an the
time In the world 20 talk. and h.
hasn't more than ten minutes left a.
breathe unless that rube doctor gets
here pretty soon. / think hes going
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CONTINUED next week.


All children troubled with worms have an I'm
healthy color. which indicates poor blood. and as
-ule there Is more or less stom-ch disturbance.
GROVES TASTELESS chill IONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion. and act a General Strength
ening Tonic TO the whole system Nature will thef
throw Of or dispei the worms and the Child will be
In perfect health Pleasant % take eoc per bottle
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
NEGRO HISTORY
Ii l. a Patriotic Duty For Every Col
ored Citizen in Hickman TO Own
This BOOK.

Scott's official history Of the Amer
lean Negro In the world war is being
placed in every cOlOred home in the
United States. This book contains co.
pages. 9r0fusely illustrated with hslnti-
ful photographs of coiored officers.
soldiers. sailors Red Cross nurses and
every branch Of the service. Many CT
tations and acts Of bravery will be
found. including our Hickman heroes
Nothing has been left out. This book
can be secured from its exclusive agent.
Julian -. Hale. Ex-SolIicr.
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Keen still al 81 you Is he
now.
breathin- 80,
cough Just -.
eyes were fixt -
"Why-whv. how -. = -.
hnndi I can't get IL
be alive. Mr. Barnes y
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LODGE NOTES

Fulton Lodge No. Sc. !. o. o. f.,
meets each Thursday evening at = 100
O'Clock at the odd Fellows building. A
cordial invitation extended TO all Odd
Fellows and visitors are welcome
e. J. Surrett. Noble Grand; A. J. WI
ley. Secretary.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Strayed or Stolen-One black horse
mule. 14i5 hands high. branded with
CO on left shoulder. Notify Shaw and
Carpenter. tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Hickman Chapter No. 40. r. A. M,
meets I'm stated cOnvocatiOn on the Bird
Monday night Of each month. Visiting
companions are extended cordial well
come.-W J. McMurry. High Priest.
Milton VI. Sprndiin. Secretary.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Hickman Chapter 90. ID Order OF
the Eastern Star meets the second FRI
evening OF each month at 5 90 O'Clock
at the Odd Fellows building. Visiting
sisters and brothers are cordially invit-
ed.-Mrs. Mary Barbour. Worthy Ma
tron. Mrs. Faustina McMakin. Secy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Hickman Lodge No. 7G1. F. & A NJ,
meets in stated communication on the
second and fourth Monday nights In
each month at the Odd Fellows build
ing Visiting brothers always welcome
H. w. WhippIe. Master. w. +. Rem
nenberg. Secretary.
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Elm Camp No. 3. woodmen OF the
World. meets every Second and Fourth
Tuesday evenings at 80. at their bail
in the old city hall building Visiting
woodmen cordially invited.-Dick Hen
~, Consul Commander, j. G. Ellison.
Clerk
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16

Hickman Lodge No. 1924. b. p. U.
Elks meets first and third Wednesdays
at Elks Home.
ID. r. Leibovitz. Exalted Ruler.
3. ID. Stembridge. Secretary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-03

Headquarters tor LAAysmith coal Juneau Transf. c.. phons AS,
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-03-03
HIGH LINKS ARE
 BE|NG,P PLANNED
 BY ELK LODGE
The Order Has Prepared a Great lime for March 15, to Be Known as
 Dedication Day.

The B. P. o. Elks will this week, send out invitations for their Dedica- tion Ball and High links Party, to be held in their Auditorium Satur- day evening, March 15, 1919.
 The dedication of the building here tofore has been celebrated on March 17th., and known as their St. Patrick $ Day dance, but as the date falls on Monday this year, the committee have moved the date ahead to Satur- day, that their usual good crowd may enjoy themselves.
 The high jinks part of the affair will be the postponed New Years celebration. which was not given this year because the City was quaran tine. The committee have sent out side for novelties, and those whc have attended these dances in the pant, may be sure that they will en joy a good time. The music Will be feature also. and plenty late iazz music will be on hand Profes sor Dixon says he will have plenty of pep, and with the new piano which was put in last week, none can helT but shake their feet every dance
 The committee have also been ar ranging for a celebrated jass banJc player to come from Seattle for this affair. and they have been assured that if the boats run on schedule he will be here. Earl smith Ihe Drummer Boy" has many times dem onstrated that he has no equal around here when it comes to playing ]azi band music, when he can throw ni' sticks in the air as he did las Thursday night. catch them, and plcf up the time with the pianist.
 | Invitations can be secured iron fthe committee composed of w. J Manahan, Cash Cole and Ray Stevens or from H. R. Shepard, Secretary O She ElkS Club