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having been required by the beneficiary
therein so to do. we will sell by pub
lie auction on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1918.
AZ Charles City Courthouse,
AZ O'clock T.. NJ.
the following described property:
All that certain tract or parcel Of
land In Charles City Couny, Virginia.
known, as jackson Tract" containing
three hundred and forty (340) acres.
more or less. bounded as follows: on
the north by the Chickahominy River.
on the east by the lands known al
Union Hin, on the south by the lands
OF Watson Tyler and j. NJ Lamb, and
on ne west by the lands OF w. L.
Lainkln and the land known as Greeu-
prier: and being part OF the same
tract designated on certain plat
made by Il. Ball. July 3. 1854, toEether
Win az the appurenances tnereto.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to paw all
costs and expenses of sale, any taxes
s that may be due: {l.2oO.oo with inter.
est from May 20. 1919; $500 with in
terest from May 20. 1919. Balance in
Two equal installments at one and two
years from date Of sale, evidenced by
notes secured by deed OF trust on tho
properly, or the purchaser may nav ali
cash " he so desires.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
TruStee
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TIE following persons are hereby notified
mat the articles OF household goods listed
under their respective names and now stored
~ oar warehouse. at Main and Bclvidcrc
Streets. Richmond. Va. viii hc sold Al pub
NC auction tn cover accrued charges The
sale viii hc held at The Virginia Auction
90, Glo East Broad street Richmond. Va
on the morning of DCIuber /. 1919:
Mrs. j. &. Thomas: | he'd complete . "a X
rockers. J arm chair. straight oak chairs.
OAK rhimoni"r and mirror. | Kitchen ga q.
net base and top. OAK dresser and mirror,
! -2-pc. Mattress oak Settrr. ! on X side.
board hnn mirror, table caves
library table 1 dining table.
Mary thriss: andirons. . baskets md
contents bread box. bucket aud con.
tents st chairs. rockers. ! can -four, |
clock ] clothes rack. l coal hod / clothes
,rt9 kitchen cabinet ] dresser ana mirrer.
frame. piece glass. 4ninp and shade II
rolls mating. | bdL moulding, ! mop :
poles ! bdi poles and moulding o pirturrs
! Kitchen safe shovel. bdl window shades
shelves. trunk. :; tubs and contents /
Eitchcn Snblc. center table folding table
wardruhrs
W. FRED. RICHARDSON
SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY INC.
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JAMES RIVER
Opposite Byrd Park

Twenty acres on highest bluff on
river (Chesterfield Side), opposite Byrd
park and Major Doolcy's. and nalf
way between Forest Hill Park and
selt Line Bridge. This Is Il beauti-
ful tract OF land. with original growth
trees, oak. hickory. poplar. etc: lovely
Grove, win u spr ing; grand view OF
inc city. fails and surrounding coun.
Try, The national highway Will nass
ne entrance TO this place. and when
me Belt Lane Bridge Is turned into the
in value Address c SAT. care Tines
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81 Dan .
Auction
| st, 1919
E. VIRGINIA

-aighten up the estate
.ockholders, the Hotel
cred for sale on tho
r l, 1919. This hotel
nvillc. Va, one Of the
> State, with u popula-
700 inhabitants. The
Ing basis. with a good
s d brick building OF
obtaining 100 rooms,
s and 80 showers. hot
water In every room.
ing for a paying in
F, we'll to attend this
ESDAf, OCTOBER l.
ock.
on will be given by
mayer, Danvllle. Va.
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Arc YOU satisfied with your present
pusltiun, or do you feel tina; th,r,
ere larger opportunities in some
ulh"r line? y story OF the successes
IN the life Insurance business would
read like Il tale from the Arabian
Nights. II is the most fascinating
Ird profitable sal"smanship there is
Tn" Union Mutual lifC insurance
company has the following nosi,ions
open 10: iirst class men who have
bacu accustomed To earning large
salaries, and who know how To aD-
preach men Of affairs: one man To
travel and appoint, agents on Il basis
of salary und commission with rX-
lcnSrs paid. ana three district man
ayers on salary and commission II
YOU want to enter pleasant and
profitable work. apply to Duke A.
Putncy. Manager COL Mutual Build
ing Richmond. Va.
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| WANTED. stock sales,iS,n. Must be II clean
live wire. Exceptional proposition on cs-
H., hIishcd. dividend pa wing. proven oil con
Iocrn of merit and enormous possibilities
I',r interview or phone T.. II. Pearl
lN'urphv's Hotel. today only.
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AUCTfONS-LEGAL
Legal Notices. OF

m mt Of ltolfinEbrouk street petersburr.
"a Va, YIN be Te:.eived by the street commit.
l,riday October 9, 1919. Bids must he &C.
comranied by a certified check in :hc gum
OF one thousand dollars Hl. 000.o0l a. rv,-
dencc q good faith ON tho part OF the b.d-
unr., Ihe work VIII embrace 5000 saua re
steel bound concrete curb. 1900 suuArs
Yards concrete sidewalk. Bids must IL. in :
dorscd Bids for paving IicI!inS Droo.
street" add:osssd to j. W. Brown. Fair.
man care f; i. GOODWIN. COMMITTEES Clerk
Sptcihca ti"ns may be had AT the oihce OF
CITY engineer Tho committee rr1rrves thu
r!sht TO reject any and all bids. II. H. iiudd.
,'iN Engineer
blNibEND-At a meeting OF the board OF
directors OF tho Old dominion Trust Com.
pany held on September II 1919. 'he reg.
uIar quarterly dividend Of = per cent was
declared, payable TO Stockholders OF record
as OF September -. 1919 checks viii lie
mailed W " Slaughter, Secretary.
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DISPLHY-CL1SSIFIED :

called communicating Of TcmrIe
~ i.odGe. No .. A. T.. & A. Nj will
Il he held at Masonic Temple. corner
Adams and BROAD Streets. Tuesday
afternoon. september 23. 1919 1T 4 o'cIock
Members rsrbrer ct sister l"IEr. and transient
W. Wort In r mnsi. Invited to meet with
Worshipful Master. chas. II. Mason, Secre.
n MASONIC rEMPLE-A special com.
~ inunic.tion OF Joppa Lodge. No.
~ 40. ~ 4. ~. will he held
oSSrI l,. ins' ~ $40 o'claek r. IS. Mombefs
or sixter lodges and transient brethren are
fraternally invited to he present nv order
81 the Worshipfut Master. George e. Jef.
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or suburbs, and give part payment my
Let In desirable location. State loca ton and
price Address ] $40. care Times Dispa tch
HOUSE Would like 10 purchase q or Z
room dwelling IN West End. Price must
be reasonable. Address * 81. care Times
Dispatch.
LIST your rental property with US W. rat
. Results H. u. +. D. EbeL North
LIST YOUR property for saia or rem WIN
H. ! RIcheson & Co.
LIST your property for sale with Garrett
Co. liie East Main Street.
LIST your property for sa,r Nor rent With
Rogers Rros. % North Ninth Street.
LIST your property. for quick resuits with
. ., { Taylor & Co.. 90 North Ninth
SALES; loans and rents. Elan & Funston,
lbs East Main Street
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COMPANY, INC,
Il AUCTIONEERS.

AUCTION SALE
OF
} IN CHARLES CITY
RGINIA. SITUATED
LES FROM PROVE
:. AND ABOUT Z OR
CIV CHARLES CITY
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a deed OF trust. dated
nd recorded in the
Charles City Circuit
3. page $50. default
O In tho payment OF
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situations Wanted-Fcmaic. 36
\ DN--Wanteh. by competent. refined lady
| engagement To read to invalid or children.
highest references. ~ u. G.. 1907 Park
| !, ,1COD COOK ia easy 10 rel II You u.s
al
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FOR
\ LARGE NuMiEn
W INEXPERIENCED ME&.
AGES Is TO As.
MUST BE IL GOOD
iiIYslcAI. CONDITIONS.
-3pp LIVING WAGE pAlp
WHILE LEARNING.
EADY WORK ASSURED.
ArrLY IL PERSON
+" coMMUNicATE At ONCE
WITH FACTORY
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
THE GOODYEAR
YtGE AND RUnHER
roMrhNY.
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th " cit wanted AZ ONO. cIpa bile. active
man I" WORK farm for two inontbs ,,r
l .Ii,I apply Room 800 Memorial Hospital
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FIN.

WANTED by high
on SATURDAYS & &
-
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49, KANtE men should write FOR splcn.
81" is'ir? proposition from tho I,Irr-n,
,I,,,,iS speciaiiIIns IN accident and health
l. ,tnHhi dt,t. IJoublr your Income ouru inrs
'iioosti"ut your state. johnson !. A1a ma
ultt'@as'rIn Mhnaycis. $50 Southern Bldg
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wunted-AialS.

], ,"ht or man with or years experience
80 man or boy for soda fountain. e. VI.
,"oMa!ler DruSEist. Winchester. Va.
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Hclp-siaic or ,,emalt. sl
Statesmen and Agents.

SALESMAN Wanted. AN experienced stock
H''''si,''n, WE" can give reference ana stat.
irEh' man Must act now. Z. 4. Coleman.
llGnli ~ kldss"ay, Ridgeway Va
SAI.i.SAl F..E Magnificent new map of
United states and world Wonderful
Ichanscs. MaIy new nations. old maps
ircv UEe."S. Every office. home ana school
'wi!! buy. Low price. BiS proht Harvest
(for workers Southern Map Company. At
hmm. Ga.
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" ~ ~ ISL ; l.arr" manufacturing com
pdhy can furnish steady and p.r,n,ncu,
.s -, i,y M.ht 70 Few nonuuion inachinists
""nl-L.hr win small ami accurate :nicro-
meter work Living eApenscs r.a son.Ii".
-'.vH'tn, w"ll-cGUinpcd pIa.t good uay
ihW'r 3. iynthburr va " SN''
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ACkSM lTH--wantcd. first cluss hIs.k
MADISON street "''"
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EMP
Situations

LADY wishes pos
companion. Car
state requirements
or phone Madison,
care rinu.s Dispat,
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Street ''"."
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CPklGHT PIANO. good condition ArnIy
1909 West Main street.
VICTOR pHUSOGkAPiI for sale: cosI $40
new, with 325 worth Of good records Mil
sell machine Hnd records Tor 500 Len Wing
the city reason for selling. II Interested
call Madison 70as-J.
AlAI - 90 ::,,I:i: Z. -.
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SAi.r.SMEN-
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Wanttsd-lO Buy. 0e
FEArHEkS-Spo, casn paid for tc,Iber.
and antldues Madison 6307 Beard
FURNITURE wanted. Any quantity Be,t
prices paid. Phone Madison 1905
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Wai,ttAi-lo lSuy

VIOLIN OUTFIT for sale. chcap Prncii.
cally new. Call Randnlph .IU Alter Z. ~
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COW-Gond Young for sale fresh in
month ar two Phone Madison 2S6
FOR SALE. cheap one large work mare
one Spanish Jack. one pony cart and har-
ness. one mare mule 2l0l West Main
Street boulevard 600.
HoRSE--For sale. horse; Will work any
where: absolutely gentle: too light for
our use American Bread and Baking Co.
To II East Leigh.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
PLANS TO CRUSH BELGIUM
LONG FOSTERED BY KAISER

BRUSSELS, Feb 20.-Maxman Harden, editor of Die Zu
kunft of Berlin interview in LIE Soir of Brussels declares
that the German people msed the cause of the war
They believed the outbreak that Germany was in the right
and even believe that right their side.
Emperor William Harden declared drawn into the war
against his wishes but hoses began was he who
kept alive the national hatred and responsible for the
ods of warfare for which the world would forgive
many.
Our people, said Harden, did not know and do not now
know They Loyalty believed that right their side
they had not they would not have fought suffered as they
did They believed in coalition against Germany They did
not understand that Great Britain France and Russia had
other object than protect themselves against the adverse
signs of the kaiser
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
About 1000
Soldiers Returning
With Wilson

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O,-The
Presidential ship George Washington
is bringing home a total of about
eighty officers and 1000 men, the
War Department announced today.
The units aboard are the 146 Ma
chine Gun Battalion, complete, in
cluding seven officers and sixty-eight
men of the Idaho National Guard
the 5th Engineers and Engineer
Train complete, casual company Of
New York troops, eighteen officers
and two men listed as in the Presi-
Dental party, the President and
Peace Commission Guard Company,
of three officers and 242 men, and
District of Paris Casual Company No.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Armistice Kurnor
Amuses English

LONDON, Feb. 19.-The report
that the German cabinet had decided
not to sign the renewal of the armis-
tee is the subject Of comment in Lon
don newspapers. They call the ac-
tion of the German government a
comedy" and say that it was we'll
staged. The newspapers say that
Germany has always had faith in the
policy of threats and bold talk and
that the failure of this attitude in
the war has not prevented her from
continuing it in defeat.
The newspapers declare the allies
have no intention of imposing upon
Germany terms comparing in sever
ity with those Germany impose.
Russia and Rumania a year - =
The mes, in an editori. - Wy
that he Frankfort Zt
No tytz nf %
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Washington County
Road Is Certainty

Work on the % mile section of the
Memphis-to- Bristol highway through
Washington county is to begin within
20 days, according to a contract for
this important link in the roadbuild-
ing plans of Tennessee which was
awarded at a session of the State
Highway commission at Nashville on
Monday.
Washington county is authorized to
issue $750,O0O of per cent bonds
for good roads, of which 100000 was
sold some months ago. Seven Wash
ington county banks recently pur-
chased $293,500 of these bonds at
par, plus two mills, which is consider
ed an excellent bid considering the
condition of the bond market, and
testifes to the sound financial CON
dition of Washington county and the
civic pride Of its banks.
This Washington county highway,
% miles in length, will be built with
Federal aid, being the sixth project in
Tennessee to be approved by the ma
tional government under it's good
roads plan The county will pay half
and the United States government
lalf of the cost.
The road win run from Limestone,
It the Greene eoanty line roug
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Storms On the Atlantic Are Preventing Arrival Transports With 10000 American Troops
0mnom Shot the Left Lung France and Associated Powers Are Conducting Investigation
A Few Facts
About Clernenceau
'(By the United Press) }

| PARIS, Feb. 20.-Georges Glenn
enceau as permanent chairman of the
peace congress is the biggest figure
/, in Europe at present.
| He became premier November 16,
1916, and despite his rs years he sur
vived several bitter political battles
SINCE that time. BY many critics he
is given equal credit with Marshal
Foch' for the allied victory He is
popularly known as "The Tiger" and
has lived up to that name during the
peace conference. ....
The Tiger was born in 1841 dur
ing the reign of Louis Philippe. He
became a fighting republican during
Napoleon III's regime As boy he
preached republicanism to the peas
tants about his birthplace in Vendee,
southwestern France, which was then
royalist center. He was often greet
ed with pitchforks.
After studying medicine, Clemen-
ceau went to England and later to
the United States where she visited
every city of Importance and studied
American constitutions. He speaks
English fuently.
Clemenceau, returning to France,
was mayor of Montmartre at 30.
Then he was elected to the chamber
of deputies. AS an anti-imperialst
he there fought Frances participa-
ton in the British Egyptian cam
paign. He was accused of taking
British gold for letting England have
a free hand and lost his seat in the
chamber
For ten years Clemenceau's politi-
cal adversaries thought him politically
dead but he was merely preparing for
re-entry into the arena. He founded
two or three newspapers, wrote sew
eral books and then quite suddenly |
"came back" This time he was elect
ed to the senate.
Clemenceau was premier at the
time of the Casabianca affair be-
tween France and Germany when for
a time war appeared to be inevitable,
Germany had insisted upon an apol-
ogy from France and the latter, as
Germany and everybody knew was
IN no position for war. But Clehen-
ceau sent back this message:
"Tell them there will be no apollo
gy"
And there was none.
The premier met with but one Sc
rious defeat in politics and that was
by President Poincare.
It is said that Clemenceau will never
forgive Poincare for winning the
over the Clemenceau can
lidate, M. Pans.
After the peace preliminaries got
1nder way Clemenceau created an ap-
oarently embarrassing situation by
,elling the chamber of deputies he
vas in favor of retaining the "bal-
lnce of power" system, at precisely
he same time that President Wilson
vas telling the British in Manchester
hat the "balance of power" system
must give way to the league of ma
ions. 1t has since developed that
'lemenceau was merely seeking to
'btain a guarantee for Frances fu-
ure security against aggression, {
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Bolshevik Army
Of 100000 Routed;
$1,000 Captured

ODESSA, Feb. 20.--The anti-Bol-
shevik Army of Gen. Denikine has
reached the Caspian Sea, having ad-
vanced 201 miles and captured 3d.
600 prisoners, 95 guns and 8 armor-
ed trains. #r..
In the victorious advance Gen.
Denikine's army scattered a Bolshe-
vik force of more than 100000.
Bolshevik war material in railway
cars which stretched for a distance
of thirty miles also was captured.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
French Authorities and Associated
Powers Are Conducting a Sweeping
Investigation of Attack on Clemenceau
(By The United Press.)

PARIS Feb 20-French authorities with the cooperation
of intelligence officers of the associated powers conduct
ing sweeping investigation in connection with the attack
Premier Clemenceau Officials working the theory of the
attack may have been only part of plot against the prn
cpa allied leaders, although evidence has yet been
earthed to support this surmise
understood that Clemenceau resting easily serious
after effects having developed yet
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Income Tax
Is Now Due
Returns Must Be Filed On or
Before March 15-Bill Pro-
vides Heavy Penalties.

/ WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. 90
Work on the collection of $6,000,-
100000 has been begun by the Blu
reau of Internal Revenue. This is
the estimated yield Of the new reve-
nue. bill. The income tax provisions
of the act reach the pocket-book Of
every single person in the United
States whose net income for 1918
was $1,000, or more, and of every
married person whose net income was
$4,000, or more. Persons whose net
income epualed or exceeded these
amounts, according to their marital
status, must file return of income
with the collector of internal revenue
for the district in which they live on
or before March 18th.
Here is what will happen to them
if they don't, for failure to Sic re
turn on time-a fine of not more than
$1,000 and an additional assessment
Of 25 per cent of the amount of the
amount Of tax due.
For "willfully refusing" to make a
return on time, fine not exceeding
$4,000, or not exceeding one years
Imprisonment, or both.
For making a false or fraudulent
return, fine of not more than &c.,
900, or Imprisonment for not more
than one year, or both, together with
an additional assessment of SO per
cent of the amount of the tax evad-
ed. ....n .-...
For failure to pay the tax on time,
a fine of not more than $1,000 and
an additional assessment of S per
cent of the amount of the tax un-
paid, plus l per cent interest for each
full month during which it remains
unpaid.
In addition to the 1000 and $2,-
600 personal exemptions, taxpayers
are allowed an exemption of 5000
for each person dependent upon them
for chief support if such person is
under eighteen years of age and in
capable of self-support. Under the
1917 act, this exemption was allow
ed only for each dependent Child"
The head of the family-one who
supports one or more persons closely
connected with him by blood rela-
relationship by marriage, or
by adoption--is entitled to all ex-
emptions allowed a married person.
The normal rate of tax under the
new act is six percent of the first
$4,000 of net income above the ex-
and IL per cent of the net
income in excess of $4,000. Incomes
IN excess of $4,000 are subject also
% a surtax ranging from l per cent
If the amount of the net income be-
;ween $4,000 and $4,000 to 65 per
cent of the net income above 81 1,OOO,-
100.
Revenue officers will visit every
county in the United States to aid
axpayers in making their returns.
The date of their arrival and the To-
alton of their offices may be ascer-
aimed by inquiring at officers of col
ectors of internal revenue, postof-
ises and banks. Failure to see these
anks. Failure to see these officers,
owever, does not relieve the tax
aver of his obligation to file his
eturn and pay his tax within the
ime specified by law. In this case
axpayers must seek the government,
ot the government the taxpayers.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20

Carter county line. 1t will be built of
macadam " inches thick when pack
ed.
The road will be 16 feet wide, with
a four foot shoulder on each side and
a ditch three feet wide at the top,
Work is to start within 20 days and
the road is to be completed by July
/, 1920.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
One of Assassin's Bullets Entered
Clemenceau's Lungs-His Condition
Sal dto Be Satisfactory Today
(By The United Press.)

PARIS Feb 20-The assassin's bullet penetrated of
Cemenceaus lungs causing slight hemorrhage yesterday af
officials announced today His condition however
said to be satisfactory.
Clemenceau had good appetite this morning and cheerfuy
conversed cheeruy with officials After Xray examna
ton it announced that he progressing normally.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Plans For Reception of President
Upon His Return Are Complete
(By The United Press)
(By The United Press.)

BOSTON Feb 20.-Pans for the reception of President
Wilson practically complete but subject change Pres
idena Secretary Tumulty believes modification necessary
The George Washington will be met by practically all the
naval vessels stationed here and other ships carrying the may
ors welcome committee Six desroyers will meet the big liner
at sea and convoy her to port.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Pershing Says BrestHospital Admissions
Lower Than Whole Expeditionary Force

WASHINGTON, Feb 20.--The hospital admission rate at
Be France for November December and January lower
than the sick rate for the whole American expedonary
according to reports from General Pershng today This
answer to charges of bad conditions there
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-20
Troops Cannot Be
Removed From Archangel Region
Before the Middle of Nav
(By The United Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb 20-The middle of May is the earli-
est date when the American troops be removed the
Archange region it stated auhortatvey today The ice
breaks in Archange about that time the railway cannot
be repaired prior to that date No definite yet
set for departure. . II. 5sa ss#