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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-13
PO|NDEXTER CLAD
PEACE IS NOT TO
WAIT ON LEAGUE
Senator Declares WiseSt De-
cision Reached at Paris Is
That Treaty With Germany
Is Not to Be Delayed,

Washington, March Ex-senator
Poindexter of Washington. one of the
thirty-nine republican senator's who
approved the resolutions of Senator
Lodge of Massachusetts, opposing the
proposed constitution of the league of
nations, issued statement tonight
asserting that "thc most refreshing
news for the suffering millions of the
world IL the announcement that dcfin-
itc preliminary terms of peace have
been agreed upon and that peace will
no longer be delayed while awaiting
discussion of league of nations"
"Thc wisest decision reached by
the peace conference" Senator Poin-
dexter said, sis that the treaty of
peace, restoring order and happiness
to the world, Is to be kept separate
and distinct from the league for the
conduct of future wars.
"The crying need of the world Is
peace. and peace has been deliberate
ly denied 1t i'm the effort to form "a
war league. The peace congress has
at last awakened to the demand for
peace and seized the opportunity Of
the last three weeks. being relieved
during that period of the obsession of
the war league, to make the terms OF
peace"
Senator Poindexters statement Is
based on the paragraph In u Paris
dispatch under date Of March II, say
ing:
.'The covenant Of the league of ma
tions does not figure as part of the
peace treaty, but will be tried separ-
ately, although the treaty makes fire.
quent reference to the duties which
are to be entrusted to the league"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-13
VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN WILL Be LAUNCHED
MONDAY, APRIL TWENTY-F|RST, AND WILL Be
CLOSED MAY TENTH, THREE Weeks LATER

Secretary Glass Makes Formal Announcement Of Time and
That Funds Will Be Raised Through Notes on Government
Running Not Longer Than Five Years. Interest Rate Not Yet
Fixed, but Probably Will Be Above Highest Rate on Bonds
People Must Subscribe, and Not Leave 1t for Banks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
COLLECT HIGHER RATES
REGtRDLESS OF ACTION

WASHINGTON. January l7.-Railroad
administration officials sai1 to-day
higher EXPRESS charges would be col
lectcd in Ohio regardless q. tho action
OF IN" Ohio Public Utilities Commits
sion in declining - approve the new
schedule.
Their attitude was that the railroad
control act authorized the President
through the d!7ector-Eeneral to rut
new rates into effect and did not au-
thor'ze State commissions to suspend
them.
The law s0ecihes State taxation or
police regulations are not 10 Re affected
by government control Of railroads or
other transportation agencies bu;
makes no reference 10 STATE rA;e- max
ing functions.
Action similar 20 that q. the ohio
Commission has been taken in Nebraska
South Dakota and other Western
states. where increased EXPRESS charges
have been collected since January /
without reference 20 the State com
MISSIONS orders
DirectorGenera Hines himself de-
ciined 70 comment on the Ohio situa-
sion's order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
HELP FOR ROUMANlA
british Foreign Oliirc 4 Il v Is G y
bucharest OF Movement for Its
Relief.

Foreign Office has sen, the following;
ici"gra;n to the British minister a.
BUkhUrcSt:
TIN" iiritish and United States gov
"rnmcnts have taken emergency action
Win view TO !nsuring that supplies
nrriN" IN Roun'ania. ana the case of
k"umunla, including provision for
LnanCiII credits for the purchase of
fooGs'uma is being considered at tn:
present session Of the intcrallicd su :
prcinc council OF supply and relief now
sitting at Paris.
TN" government and people of
f0uinlnla may rest assured that the
council Will do it's utmost to insure tina.
adequate measures shall hc taken foe
the furnishing OF supplies as early as
ossill,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
INCOME TAX BLANKS
DUE HERE FEBRUARY |
Collections Will tie Made Under Pro-
visions Of Pending Bill Ms
Finally Enacted.

Local revenue collectors have been
advised by Daniel G.. Roper. Commits
Sioner Of Internal Revenue, that forms
for reporting income taxes of less than
$4,000 are expected TO be In their hands
for distribution among the taxpayers
not later than February /.
1T may be definitely stated" said
Commissioner Roper, tina, taxes for
the calendar year of 1918 Will be col
ing bill as finally enacted, and not
under the provisions Of tho act Of Oc-
tohcr 3, 1917"
Mr. Roper said that the conferces
on the revenue hill had made sufficient
progress TO warrant the bureau in pro-
ceeding at once to print and distribute
forms for the collection of income
taxes for 1918. To facilitate the work
of the bureau the conferces are as
rapidly as possible disposing of those
provisions Of the bill directly affect in e
the form for reporting incomes less
than $4,000.
Other forms will be ready shortly
after the enactment of the law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Real Estate and Court News
cIlANcEnr BARGAIN AND SALE.

ON. II. Branch and Eva NJ twifc) to
Venue 3oNlio iret. east line Virst,ii;,
Avenue 80 feet south OF Byron ssrnut
November y 1918; tax $3.50. $40.
John w. Hancock and \ir,rinja
RANGES tw!fc) 10 Mary Frances NM
'ai!' lot IS ana 20 feet OF lot ~ SuuIr.
- Biook lana l'Grk, 5cXl3J feet ,asf
me tif!tin Avenue. i3U feet south Of
HrooN!and PARK Boulevard. Assumt,'
t!on 81 lien OF S2,VOO. October is. IaiS.
tax S3.SO. $lp. 49, go
Charles X. Willis and Lucy G.. owif.,
70 James W. smith. No. %lI2 l. Srrrni
70 ioot = inches by loo feet. north limo
I. street - feet west of Thirty second
street; December 81. 1918: tan 81. $40.
IruStses decd from Joseph Goodwin
anu wife). to Charles X Willis. Nn.
5ll2 l. Street. ID feet Inches nv ioU
feet. north line + Street. 90 feel wasi
1915. $3.50. D.
George ~ Arhart and Ella r. tw.fc,
OF Sneiia county. 10 Samuel Il. Garter
ot Hanover County, lots Il and IL
block &. Park Place. 5uxll2 feet. on
north line Wallace Street. May II.
John " Williams and Annie s
.Wlle) To j. -. Carncal 2OXI3O feet.
west line Mulberry street l22 fCct
im;or'h Of Main Street. assump,ion Of
men nt $G;'3o January -. 1919. Si.oO0.
l. Nora and Angelina c. twifc).
OF Washington. u. c. to W. \. Nav,
NO. 1910 West Cary Street. .OXiJg fnc;'
north line Cary Street. SIS feet west
S2,lJe. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
WESTB0UND STEAMERS
CARRY FEW CIVILIANS
None of big Lines VIII Hook ANY
Passengers Before February
20.

LONDON. January 17-Americans
VINO have rushed 10 ENGLAND on all
sorts of business deals lind themselves
marooned. as ships rarely carry civil
lians 10 America these DAYS
The White star, Red star. Leyland
and other International Mercantile
Marine lines are booking no civilians
for any class 10 sail before March H.
when the I,apland will carry home Z
few American civilians.
The Cunard line may book for liner
which is to sail about February 20
but only If the government permits II.
Americans coming over should hook
their return passage whenever possible
before leaving for this side. according
10 the advice of steamship company
officials.
Hotels in London, Liverpool and
other big cities ere filled 10 overflowinr
The situation is aegravat!nC to many
americans and no relief seems in sight
Wounded. dcmohiliZcd and sick Amer
lean and Canadian soldiers are films,
HE Olympic. Levlathan. Maurctania
and other famous liners. Thousands
Of soldiers wives, many of them mar
ricd on this side, add to the crowding
OF the ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
SCHEDULE is CHANGED
Emily Scab"nrd Train Leaves Main
street Station beginning Next
Monday.

Changes Of minor nature in tn.
schedule OF trains operating over the
Richmond. Frederick shurg and 20.
tomac tracks are announced cffcctivc
Monday. The carly morning Seaboafl
train VIII leave Main street Station at
80 y. NJ. instead Of GAO A. NJ An
afternoon Richmond, FrcdcrickSbur,,
and Potomac train Will leave Broad
street station at Il. NJ. instead of 4
T. NJ. for Washington. No. so will leave
Broad street station at Sis i. NJ in
stead OF $40 l.. NJ, for Washington
Thc Atlantic Coast Line train will
leave BroaI Street Station at & a. Al
instead % 7:ll y. NJ. for WASHINGTON.
Other changes in the Atlantic Coast
Lin" schedule are expected to be an
nounccd in Il few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Chnnccry Release.

aTI' 6; chaplin. trustee. to w. y. Wor-
re.!. lots 10 and II. square $50. Fair
mount Addition. s. feet inches by
20 feet inches at northeast corner
OF lWtniy-hrst and X Streets Jauu-
AIRY ,, 1919, Sl.1,o
l-eKoy r. Brown, trustee. to Bessie
lee laden and Walter l.. ChusbandJ.
No. Sul: Chaiiin street, - feet . inches
IhSS7 ~ TO, feet. , north line chatnn street
street january 10. 1919. $3.50
Henry ;. Hutzlcr and Ralph j. Terry
trustees. To Thomas y. O'Rei!ly, lot s.
block i. oak Ridge. 6s feet 10 inches
by 10 feet, west line Chamberlayne
Road January 10. 1919. $G7c.
;, William l.. Tyler trustee. to Ira T..
nal!, loN6o feet. east line Union Street.
70 icct south of Graham street (Ful-
TOM: January Is, 1919. S3Sl.5O
, William l.. Tyler. trustee" 10 Ira II
50 feet south of Graham Street lFui,
ton). January 10. 1913, $32S25
-. ~. FunSten. trustee, TO isabella
Eruickshanks. 2iNl30 feet. east line
Main street. at east line Elm Street.
January IA. 1919; s2.070.
Edward S. Rose and William s. Rose.
trustees. OF y. IT, Mora. No. 1910 West
cary Street. 2Oxl50 feet. north line
Cary Street. SIS feet west of Morris
street. January IA, 1919; S11IU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
TALKS From Plane
TO Man on Earth
Remarkable Use Is Made
of Telephone on
Boiling Field.
tBy Associated Press


WASHlNGTON, January fuse OF
the radio telephone for two-way con-
verSation between a person using n
line telephone and an aviator i'm hight
was officially demonstrated fer the iirst
time when MAJ or-Goncral Henley. iii
rector OF military acrouautics seated
before a desk telephone in his Office
IN the war Department. and Licuteu-
ant Lucas, in an airplanc flying over
BollinE Field on the outskirts of the
city. talked with each other. The radio
!rlepnone Tor one-Way conversation in
the giving OF orders has been already
uscu 10y the army ana navy TO some
The demonstration involved the usc
OF Il land line from the War Depart
ment TO Boiling Field, where the radio
system was installed
10y use or the land line. officials said
il would be a mere matter Of detail
LOT person In an office in WASHINGTON
10 ,aIk with an aviator flying over san
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
REPEAL PLAYER LIMIT
MAJOR LEAGUES QUICKLY
REVERSE FORMER ACTION
WelI-Informed Circles BclIeve New
Figure In "Thc Sky'---ain0rs
Draft New TreIty.

oo NEW YORK. January 1.-THE s11.-
tho tho S, mon,h Piayer limit ADOPTED by
was repealed at Il special eXccuti vs
meeting to-day.
Ann2unsement was made by prcsl-
factory. to each OF tho eight clubs had
been adopted. VIVA: this limit is was
not nirc, ann {, n, put in well;inforrned
John McGraw. manager and Dart
owner Im, o OF the Giants, said:
stood. II was n Joke. ana had It stood
II would have made joke of the
The American League met to-day ard
approved ne 1919 schedule. and Adolf
ed resolution to supply returning
troops with baseball literature.
Tho National Association of Mirot
Leagues remained In session all day.
and drew up treaty which 1t hopes
n" s sn,er igs os wiih tho national COLO
Columbus club. il chairman of The
committee appointed TO discuss n writ
ten agreement with the commission
The minors want an agreement that
the big leagues VIII respect their ter
pi ri RAJ riK i;, contracts and options.
between the two bodies they want the
national commission to appoint ono
tional Association. will select a neural
arbitrator. Tinker says the abroga-
tion OF The national agreement prac-
tically raises. tho three Class IA minor
leagues to tho status Of big leagues.
The exact government of the Ma
tional Association In its status as an
independent body has not yet been
worked out. President Michael Sex
ton and Secretary John Farrell Will
remain at the head Of the association
for the present.
Al tho minor league conference tho
TEXAS League and the Eastern League
asked that their classification be
raised from Glass Il to Class A. 1t was
also said that the National Associa-
ton granted protection TO six new
minor leagues that intend to start in
1919. The names and locations OF these
leagues We're withheld
Tho International League will hold
another special meeting Tomorrow,
when Providence likely Will be award
% the Hamilton, Ont, franchise. Will
liam Donovan, former Yankee man
aver. 10 day signed contract to man
aGr the Jersey City club Of the In
ternauonhl next season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
GOVERNOR LAUDS RAILWAY
FOR BUILDING LIME BINS
Rnflrond Officials Predict THAT Thi.
VIII lie states thinner Yenr
for Crops.

Governor Davis has written *. t.
Crawley. agricultural and industrial
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road. congratulating him upon the
movement to place limestone deposit
tories along the lines of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. The Governor con-
Guided his letter by saying:
am persuaded lime and humous
VIII restore the fertility Of our Virginia
SOIL J. Will he glad to have furthtr
particulars of this work so that | may
urge other railways TO follow your
progressive example"
lsailroad officials predict that from
an aEricultural standpoint this will
pc me greatest Year in the history of
the state. Probably 800 per cent NOR
iand VIII be lined than ever before
ana tremendous and varied crop viii
DC put IN the ground.
w. r.. Lewis, pres idcnt Of the Han
over loca! of the Farmers Union. vlsi; :
ca Mr Crawley yesterday in reference
20 the larg" bin for crushed iinestone
Tnict ~ 10 be constructed at Hanover.
ne urcihfcs That the people OF his sec
non nave raised the money and are
postory. '"'e "e
r. G.,. MOOD; agricultural ae.n, p.
me H2riV.k- and Western Railroad win
neadGuart"rs al Roanoke visited NJ
Srawiey yesterday. Mr. Wood H..
cIared that he had never seen so mnch
aSt.H!'E among the farmers OF South .
"cSt VIRGINIA. Everybody is fririn.-
on no" big crop can b" raised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
SUSPEND CONSTITUTIONAL
GUARANTEES IN BARCELONA
Spanish Government Takes Action
Against Agitation for Cataionia's
Autonomy.
IDy Associated Press. I

LONDON, january l7.-lhe Spanish
susrcndng constitutional guarantees
in the Province Of barcelona, accord
ing 10 a wireless dispatch received
here from Madrid
barcelona and tho province Of which
IL is the capital have been the center
OF recent agitation in favor OF
autonomy for Catalonia. After dis
turbanccS in Barcelona and other parts
OF Catalonia early in December. the
spanish government offered 10 submit
The demands OF Catalonia to Il parlia-
mcutary committee
y Madrid diSNatch January reported
that n commission of political leaders
in Spain had decided in favor OF
autonomy for Catalonia ana it was ex-
ncCtcd IN" matter would be brought
before the Spanish Parliament when Il
rCsllmcn us ScSSlUms JnnmnrN 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
nENRIco nAnGNIN AHp SALE.

Laura NJ. boswell and T.. u. johnson
u, ,GoI 7. )! housing Corporation. lot y.
iaIS 81 watson Square October !.
James r. iIill to L. s. Housing Cor
li's%'j hIont lot IL block G: lots II, and
TO- , ",Sch - watson square. October
+. =. Read TO H. c. Hopkins. lots 81
ana 20. block +, section !. IIishland
siITTad"sS building lots, June |, 1915:
\, College View Realty Corporation TO
T Name J., LipTcomb, lots B. !. and 6.
tate of Julia y. Green Dgcci,bcr 10
:, Realty and Finance Corporation of
!, block S. Wright's Park. ,Ianmarrv 'V'
1919; taX 81. $40. V
a.; 1919: tax SOC $40
L. +; rnier 70 I. : Housing Corpora
October !. l9lS; Sl'g.7c. 9
vii,12hn T.. Gayle and +. T. owifc). to
william Christian, lots - ana is. Nci,
son plan. November II. 1917. tax SOC
DUntreath Corporation to II. T.. Beck
J?'s 20 ana ~. ~ bloch g., puntrva;h
lIuntreath Corporation to ordwav
-. -, ~ and 30 block .. tots ~ ana
I Isi, nlG Iak +. ih5"ntrsath January a.
Laura NJ Doswell to L. S Housing
o3rporation, 5.SS acres Fair oaks
Hh"nt miles east Of city. October 4,
y. Terhay to U. s. Housing Corpora.
non, lois - and -. block y: lot /.
h.9Ck u Watson Square. October l.,
Seen fin"s Terrace Corporation TO
I: Housing Corporat ion. lots u and
-; seen Pines Terrace. October J..
West hampton Heights COMPANY to
Sallie l. Rowland, lot 10, block :. Vest
hampton Heights. December :" 1918.
Seven Pines Tcrrac" Corporation To
I. 5. Housing Corporation, lot : Seven
william StcEor 20 l.. : iio,ieing Cor
noratiOn, lots - and 20. Seven iines
Terrace. october l. 1913. S%3U
Ellen w. IiGDp 20 L :. Housing Cor
roraiion. lot -. Scv"i Pines Terrace.
October J. 1918 Sl52T5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
-AMERICAN FRIENDSHIP
BASE OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS
hmhnssndor John W. Davis Speak, on
Co-Opcrntton Between Grent
Britain and America.
my Associated 1,rcss1

LONDON. January lit is on tn
nrm rock OF friendship and under
standing between the Eng speak
IN" peoples that the foundations of
league OF nations must be laid"
John w. Davis. tho American ambas-
sador. declared IN Il speech last night
can Society.
The ambassadors theme was the
iriendship and cooperation existing
between Britat in and the United States
ana he urged the preservation and
fostering OF the ties.
Is the glory of our. kind" Mr.
LAWS continued. that we cannot only
learn from one another. but can dis
agree and talk our differences ont
without making 1t necessary for our
neighoors to call in the police or our
haNons 10 put their armies on the
march
coHet for my country n great
place among the nations. ] wish moth
ing less than that America may be
FIRST IN service to mankind"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Dread CONSUMPTION

air passages. the disease becomes
more and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, and
every one recognizes the alarming
condition that results when the lungs
are affected. Thus Catarrh may DO
the forerunner Of that most dreaded
and hopeless of air diseases. consump-
ton.
No local treatment affords perma-
nent relief Experience has taught
that s. S. S. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at its source, the
blood. and produces satisfactory re-
suits in even the worst cases. Catarrh
sufferers arc urged to give S. S. s.
thorough trial. 1t is sold by all drug
gists. You are invited to write to
the Medical Department for expert adj
vice as to how to treat your own case
Address Swift Specific Co, 1876 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
PRESIDENT URGED TO LIFT
THE EMBARGO ON COTTON
Southern Senator's and Representatives
Cable Request and Point Out
Necessity.
my Associated Pres..l

WASHINGTON, January l1.-Presi-
dent wilson was urged. in 4 cablegrain
the cotton States. to raise the embargo
on cotton. senator Smith, of South
carolina, and Representative Lever
OF mat state. who are chairmcn OF
the Senate and House Committees. said
the President was appealed to because
II Is believed impossible to enact dur
ing Inc present session legislation
amending the cotton futures act.
me message read as follows:
we ask that embargo on cotton he
for low grades which depend for con-
sumption on foreign markets now un-
der embargo. We also trust you NAV
provide for cotton shipments to Ger
many and Austria SO soon as il is con-
SiStent with the policy agreed upon"
signing the cablcgram were Senators
Smlth, Of South Carolina; Simmons.
GCh.ppa3rd' Mckeliar and Smith. OF
Lee of Georgia: Ifenin. Young Of Ten,
as. and JaCOMaN. Of Arkansas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
Everywhere in London
Are Seen Signs of Peace

signs Of peace arc seen In Lon
don'S fnshionpble streets and once
reign In PiccndIlls, signnlinE tho re-
turn of Eaycty to the British cup
itnl. Great hostcsNcs plan festIvi-
tics I'm thctr recovered houses, there
IN ball In Hervn.Itre Hon.c
sMnrt folk nre rnEgInE md fox
troftinE, automobiles grow In num-
Drr on every street, ind there 1.
little sign that the country IL lust
merging from a conflict Tint for :,
while heemcd to threaten Its very
cNi.tcncc. Meanwhile Americans arc
H""IihE TO France. nome TO visit
the battle fields and Other. Ia .hnrs
In the pleasure OF the French cant
tall the center of the world. All
these things, nnd more, Lady Mnry
written for The Times DIsnnt,.h.
which will be printed ON Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
VIII n"come TrnIning sbIn,

,>,,, NV Associated Press
iliii.ApEl .PHlA. January 17.-Hav-
ing done their share in making naval
history. the old ba;tlcships Iowa, In :
way to Norfolk to-day to become train
ing ships. These old bulldogs. tho
pride OF tho navy score or more years
and nrcmcn. and also 20 take train
ing crews to Southern waters Later,
II Is said. they viii! 20 10 tho Panama
'hhal All three ships saw active
service In tho Spanish- American wa
and for years af,crward were in re-
serve At tho Philadelphia Navy-Yard
wih only skeleton crews. At tho out
break or the war they wero again
brought into active service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
I0H|O THREATENS FIGHT
ON U. S. EXPRESS RATES
Utilities Commission f.cjectcs Order
From Dircctor-Gcncral OF Gov
crnmcnt Railroads.
CASE MAY BE TAKEN TO COURT
Attitude OF State Officials Based
Upon Failure Of Federal Authori-
ties to Give Notice Of Change Ohio
Law Requires.
ny Associated Prcss.l


COLUMBUS. O.. January 1.-THE
Ohio Public Utilities Commission viii
fight in the courts any attempt OF the
Federal railroad officials 10 override the
action OF the State commission day
In refusing to approve zone express
rates ordered by the director-Eene
of railroads. Chairman c. c. Marshall
announced to-day after being advised
the railroad administration had de-
clared II would not recognize the action
OF the State commission.
Chairman Marshall said the Ohio
com mission Will request the state At
torneyGencral to defend II If litiga-
tion is necessary to establish the right
OF the Ohio commission TO enforce its
orders.
FORMAL ACTION TAKEN
TO REJECT ORDER
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission
to-day formally rejected the order of
W. G. McAdoo as Federal railroad di-
Encouragement providing for an in
crease Of zone express rates SO far as
Its operation n Ohio is concerned
The action was based solely upon
curing rate schedules 10 be filed with
the Ohio commission thirty days be-
fore their effective date.
MeAd9o,s Grdsr for , the xproET@ sSi
Office OF the American Railway En-
press Company December - 10 take
effect Jaa;iary l. I; was received by
tho Ohio commission January 10.
question OF tho justice OF the rates
The commission Yesterday rejected
Postnas;er-G Burlesons sched-
ule fox long distance telephone rates
on the ground that they were excess
sve and had been made withou, due
inrc StiCatiOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-18
TRANSPORTS SCHEDULED
TO ARRIVE WITH TROOPS
The Federal VIII Land yirrinfn Co.
unis january 20 nj Newport
News.
Try Associated Press. !

WASiilNGTON. January 1.-THE
transport Melita. bringing 900 officers
and 1900 men from France will ar
rive at Boston January 81, and the
transport Orizaba. with 100 officers
ana ..oo0 men is due at New York
Units aboard the Melita and ORR
Zana are largely from the East and
france are the Frances L. skinner
Que at New York January 80 with
Ne" Jersey troops: the Federal due
AZ newport News January 20 with
one casual company OF Virginia men:
inc MONTICELLO, due at Newport News
January = with detachment OF
pennsylvania troops, and the Gala
mare. due at New York January "a
with thirty-siS casual officers