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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
URGENTLY RECOMMENDS
RAILROAD LEGISLATION
Minnesota Utilities Chief Says Con-
ccntration OF Rate Power
Menace to Public.
TOO MUCH POWER IN ONE MAN
Witness Before Senate Committee
Urges Amendment of Law to Per-
NIT Interstate Commerce Commits
Sion to Suspend Rates.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o.-Enactment
Of railroad Legislation for the protec-
ton OF the public before Congress aid
JournS March was urgently recon :
mended by Charles IL. Elmduist. of
Minnesota. tcstifying to-day before the
tee as president of the National Asso-
citation or Railway and Utilities Com
misSionerS.
While the army is being demobilizcd
ana war industries are returning to 4
peace basis. MIR. Elmquist aid, tho ma
TONS greatest industry, the railroads,
remains under tho control OF ono man,
dertakinEs is dependent on the will oil
n. director general who claims cXciu-
sitc control over all rates. Increased
rates of $1,000. 100000 a year he de-
clared had been put into effect with
out consulting the shippers.
You should remove at once the men
ace Of centralizing the control OF the
the committee. urging that the rail
road control act be amended to perm it
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to suspend rates initiated by tho dircc-
or-general pending determination by
the Interstate Commerce Commission
the. act should be amended so as 10
restore all the powers of the states
over intraState rates
Mr.. McAdoo'S plans for an extension
OF government control TO five years was
opposed by MIR. Elmquist, who suggest
ed December 81. 1919, as the limit OF
control IL special session OF Congress
was called to enact Legislation.
lie thought no legislation other than
that suggested for the protection OF
the public should be passed at this
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
HOW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step in Treatment Is a
Brisk Purgative With Gallo
tabs, the New Nausealess
CaIOmei.

Doctors have found by experience that nc
medicine for COLDS and influenza can be de
depended upon tor full effectiveness until
tho liver Is made thoroughly active. That
~ why the first step in the treatment Is the
rev nausealess CRlomel called Caiotahs
which Is free from the sickening, weaken
ING and saivating effects OF the old style
calomei. Doctors also point out the fac,
that an active liver goes a long way towards
preventing influenza and ia ono of the most
important factors in enabling the patient 10
successfully Withstand an attack and ward
eff pneumonia.
One Calotab on the tongue at bedtime
with swallow OF water-that's all. Nc
salts, TO nauusea nor the slightest inter
Terence with your eating, pleasure or work
Next morning your liver is active. your
ayslem Is purified. and you are feeling fine
win hearty appetite for breakfast
druggists sell Calotabs only in original
sealed packages. price thirty-Gvc cents
-FOUR money vii! be cheerfuily refunded II
you 10 not find them deliShtful.-Adv.
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NEWS BULLETINS

BOSTON Ian. au-Thc Public Service
s 9mT nm N2""T m d g"T e,l M%n,
the new Federal telephone toll rates
unreasonable. and SuspcndinG thcm in
/ this state.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30-Thc Navy
! Department announced to-day that it's
War-risk section would be discontinued
February -. The iurei,u Of War Risk
February 10, handle all navy claims di-
rect.
coNsTANTiNopl.E. Jan. 3o.-,-ls a
crs against the spolation OF the
Greeks and Armenians the Turkish
Cabinet mas resigned.
PARIS. Wednesday. January 90
Premier Paderewsli, OF Poland, accord
ing TO "a dispatch from Cracow. has
protested 20 the Czccho Siovak govern
by tHecho Slovak troops.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.--Amcri RIGA
viii meet. and if necessary more than
hmitish may see lit Ia make in their
cnort 10 seize control OF the markets
a"d ocean transportation. That was
Shipping Board
can shoe industry suffered another
Liow today IN its export trade. On
the heels Of F.ngland'S prohibition Of
imports OF American shoes. tho War
Trade Board announced receipt of a
similar order from Italy. The Italian
SHOES from any foreign country.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.--Sccretary
/ Of the Navy Dancls's big navy" pro-
gram, VIII he approved by the House
! morning when II takes a final vote
on the navy appropriation hill. All
doubt that this action will DC taken
apparently had been removed ro-nigh;
when some OF the strongest opponents
OF the administrations construction
plans admitted that lit looks as If u
lIl.t .,i he iIl1i tl.A.l il In
the secretary.
l.pNrON. Thursday. January go
The British imperial War Cabiuc. has
accepted President Wilson theory OF
captured German colonies. n"twith-
standing energetic protests from ;he
rclres"ntatiVes of the domin!onS, says
the Daily Malls Paris correspondents.
| LONDON, jan: 80. Chancellor Donar
Law, in an Official reply to u tele
| gram from the Lord Provost Of Glasgow
/ on IN" matter OF working hours, said
/ IN" question WAS being handled by the
/ the trades union concerned.
/ WASHINGTON. Jan. because Of
| ine hreNa!enro "f imilucn.a and pneu
| clclian Ala, Surgeon General Ireland
! has recommended that no more troops
I be sent there for rehabilitation until
/ conditions improve.
! ALRANy, y. Y. Jan. 3o.-Represen-
laliFts OF the textile manufacturers
| and employees of Central New York
together with members of the newly
/ orSaniZcd reconstruction commission
/ OF the state, after meeting to-day in
an cnori 10 reach some agreement Ia
avert threatened strike OF textile
MN, February ., adjourned to-
! their purpose.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-'The House
torciSn Affairs Committee soon will
/ report out a resolution declaring for
ser DISCRIMINATION for Ireland. In
! curry among members of the commit
tee to-day disclosed that a majority
OF thcm favor this action. The COM
/ nllltcc VIII meet in executive session
saturday morning to formulate its re-
( port on tho several Irish resolutions
/ now pending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
is HASTE A STACKER
OR A SLICKER?

It's only fair to caution our men
readers that there's a pair of
tricky shoes concealed here. They
won't fit you, mister, so read on.
Pick out three more of those
outing shirts, soft cuffs, and put in
six soft collars like the one I'm
wearing, 1917, and a pair Of golf
shoes, 10406 Homelike Avenue"
said HASTE, putting a ten-spot ON
the counter and consulting an in
terurban timetable at the same
time.
When he found his train, HASTE
turned to get his change, and
found ton top Of a very compact
package, weighing about pounds.
Hey, there! HEY THERE!
what you think l am, a truck
horse? You send that big bundle
home, man, and be sure it's there
by 6 O'clock" roared HASTE, as he
SHOULDERED A HEAVY BAG
OF GOLF CLUBS!
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STRIKE MORE SERIOUS
Electricians Join british Workers Who
DEMAND Shorter Working
Week.

LONDON. Jan. 30.--The situation
both on the Clyde and in Belfast. where
spread paralysis OF industry, became
more serious to-day.
In Belfast. manufacturing firms
which were generating their own cleo
tr!c current FOR power purposes had to
close down their plants, as the work
crs in the private electric installations
Joined the strikers.
Tho biacksmiths, the boilcr,nakcrs
ana the shipwrghts decided to notify
their employers that the conditions OF
inc settlement they asked should en-
body an increase OF 80 per cent in the
gross earning power of p;eco workers.
Along the Clyde many corporation
electricians struck. compelling the cor
porations to stop the current for public
WORKS, retaining such current as they
were able TO generate for the use OF
the hospitals and for street lighting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
SOUTHERN CITIES FORM
MARITIME CORPORATIONS
Steamers VIII Operate From Jackson
VILE, Savannah, Wilmington,
Charleston and Drunswick.
rEv Associated Press.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Jan so
The South Atlantic Maritime Corpora
ton has been organized here under
tue auspices of and financed by the
Chambers of Commerce OF Jackson
vile, Savannah, Wilmington. Charles
trn and Brunswick, to establish rcgu-
lar lines OF steamers from each Of
the tive mentioned ports to South and
Central American norts. The first
steamer will sail from Savannah in
March, TO be followed soon after By
one from Jacksonville. then one from
the other ports until each Of tho five
ports has IA well established steamer
Tine. Expert traffic mon are now in
South and Central America and i'm the
Middle Wet Of the United States work
ing un cargoe$ for the trips both
ways, i; MAS said.
Officers OF the corporation are:
President, Matthew Hale. Boston;
vice presidents, DIR. James Sprumt, Will
mingtoI, y. G.; X. IL. Ehctt, Charles
ton; George Il. Armstrong, savannah;
T.. -. NJ. Strachen, Brunswick. and
Walter l.. Coachman. Jacksonville;
treasurer. w. w. Williamson, Savan-
nah; secretary. u. IL. Lippett, Will
mington; assistant secretary. B. L..
keSsler JackSOnville.
The amount OF capital stock Of the
corporation has not been announced.
but it is said TO have ample funds III
hand to carry Out the project
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31

Of course this is a fairy story.
There's no such man as HASTE.
Every man in Richmond is too pa
triotic to add an ounce, a dollar,
or an hour, to the readjustment
problems which now confront our
merchants. No real man would.
What's that? Huh! / know
such man!o the woman at the
next desk is saying-a trifing,
spitefully say we. Ifyou know.him,
Madam Reader, just clip this arti-
Gle and paste it over his shaving
glass.
Tell him how YOU are shopping
earlier; paying your monthly
bills Janey-on-the-spot; carrying
things home and generally saving
men, money and time for more i'm
portant work. You might add, for
the gentlemen's benefit, that you
also save because you always
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BUYS BRITISH PLANES
Roy ConGer Closes Deal for $4,000, 900
Worth 81 English Flying
Equipment.
IRy Associated Press. |

NEW YORK. Jan. 30.-The entire
aircraft equipment provided by Great
Britain 4; II cost Of more than $4,000.
600 for training Canadian aviatorS i'll
the dominion during the war has been
purchased from the British government
BY Roy L. conScr, New York business
man. il was announced here 10 .night.
One use TO which the equipment
would be put. it was said. was imme-
diatc development OF airplanc routes
in Canada.
ger becomes the greatest individual
owner OF airplanes and airplane equip
ment in the world. The work of as
scnblinG for transportation apron
matcly $50 airplaneS, 700 engines and
millions of spare parts, with other
equipment. was begun to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
SYNDICATE WILL CONTROL
FOUR KENTUCKY TRACKS
Cash Payment or $S!N,O0D IL Made d,
Thomas A. Combs Tor IntOnin mud
Douglas Park.
fKv AssoclatcI rrcss

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Ian, 30.--I.eXimg-
ton adviccs, quoting state senator
Thomas y. Combs. Indicates that all
four kentucky race tracks will pass
into the possession of Il syndicate of
horsemen and business men shortly
According TO Combs, he has made 4
cash payment on the $S5O.Gu0 purchase
price for the I.aton!a and Douglas
Park tracks, and has secured an option
on 90 per cent of the stock of the
new Louisville Jockey club and the
hentucky Association, respective own
erS of Churchill Downs and the course
~ Lexington.
The tracks will be Incorporated un-
der the name OF the Kentucky Jockey
club: with L. j. lianlon, OF Louisville,
president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
NO DANGER PRUSSIANS
WILL RENEW WARFARE,
Such Is Opinion of Swedish Socialist Leader Despite
Fact That Germany Still Has Large Force
Under Military Control

''it is impossible for the people to re-
however. tho majority Socialists ad
init some faults, which adn,issi ion forms
ono OF the first steps toward repent
ance.
The election showed the weakness
of the conservative parties. but IL is
ever possible for u sudden reorguuiZa-
ton OF the German forces. This should
not cause alarm.
.'Indeyd. there is specialization of cec-
tain industries; for example, coal and
ELECTRICITY, but do not believe there
will be amy installation OF Boil
shevikis ism.
Tho Socialis, leaders are how busy
explaining to the workers that they
ought not 20 make unreasonable de-
mandS n the present, lest these de-
mands result in the draining of the
fountains Of production which brings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
PACKER WILSON DENIES
CHARGE OF COLLISION
Immunity From rrusccution TX taiscd
ut Congressional Inquiry Dur
in;: rhursdU!'> Session.
tBv Associated Press. !


=, WASHINGTON, Jan. 2c.-Qucstipns
of whether appearance. OF pack crs'
Representatives. before Congress would
grant them Immunity from prosecution
onder Federal laws, and Of compelling
tho Federal Trade Commission 10 dis
close tho identity of witnesses urcn
whose testimony charges of 1olluSion
mere nrIns h' aE"h,msi NE pIGhtGrs cah Nc.
s?natS a srd iiouscS commit, SS.o'' '''
Louis swift: president. "t swift y
Co. after comforting with his counsel.
told the senate Agricultural Committee
nn would waive any rights he might
have in respect to his testimony re
y: d J. railroad stockyardS at Fort
Worth. Ten. located near plants in
which Swif, x co. aud Armour X Go.
The question OF possible immunity
for the Witness was raised when Fran
els j. llcney began questioning MIR.
OF the railroad yards. Members of the
committee said evidence in this mat
ment Of justice. There was ;'H a ien1e,hy
argument as TO the effect of Mr. Swift's
testimony on his status in the event Of
was ended with Mr.. Swift's announce
nent that he would waive any rights
he might have.
Co. was testitNing before the House
Interstate .,s-rf7merco Committee when
members brought UP the matter OF re-
nuiring the Federal Trade Commission
to furnish the names Of the Witnesses
Mir. Wilson. in reply 10 questions. de
MED there WAS any colluSion among
the packers 10 fix prices
Representative Winslow said each
packer who had testified had given
satisfactory answers TO all Of the
charges of the commission. EXCEPT
those made by the unnamed witnesses,
and added that they could not be cX-
pected to answer those lie suggest ed
that the committee ask the trade COM
mission to submit their names. and
that witnesses be called to testify.
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II, NAnuTu uEDIM. =

PAkiS, Jan. Ca sudden reorgani-
cation of the German forces is ever
possible. but such II Development
should not cause alarm in the view
OF NJ. BrantinI, Swedish SocialiS
leader. who was interviewed by the
rctt Pariseunc's correspondent at
Bern. NJ. Granting had Travelled
through Germany for tho purpose Of at
tending the international labor CON
ference at Bern.
The Socialist leader does not believe
that the restoration OF the former En-
pcror, which some papers allege is i'm
lnIneut 10y iindcnburS after the ma
tional assembly meets, can occur, but
lie admits that the German public
does not yet understand just what has
happened,
After AN entire nation has so long
boon fNh ON lics..' NJ Rrautinw ga id
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
GERMAN ELECTION RETURNS
Heports From Herlin show That r,o
socialists Were Elected to
Assembly.

btEiHl.iN. Wednesday, Jan. 29.--Uno,-
hcial returns from Sunda,Ie nit.f ~,
10 the russian Assembly, withou, TAX
ing iosen's twenty-one delegates iI,io
I ta eiaeraioh' show the selection OF
sHc!aists, tWenty-four IndeDendcn
oociaiSts, eighty-seven Christian peI'
p tG party, :oriy-onG German Nation
GlsS, eighteen German Peonie's n,r,v
Aeynhe democrats, SIX Ciuelphs and
one Democrat Peasant anu
me aoc!aiists are not likely TO have
more IMAM four OF Posen's dcicpnSaows 20
'W iniia, would make the combined So.
as against Psi bourgeoise deler, go ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
NEW SHIPPING RATES
"eepIns Reductions Are Mind. :,
rnhhntiantie Freight Chmrge.
ON Co,nmodities
tBv Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. Ian 40
reductions in transatlantic frcjabSi
rates on commodities carried f ,s - :
South Atlantic and Gulf ports to The ,,
3united Kingdom, France, Holland and
,Italy in American bottoms we're an
nounced tonight by the Shinr IN =,
Hoard. At the same time ne hn,rS
made Il clear that the rate cuts an
ITO commodities loaded at Marin AZ
lantic ports. wv
The new rates announced for Sou,b
Atlantic ports are from 10 to - cents
higher than those for North Atlantic
ports, while the dinerential for Gluf
ports Is from is TO % cents
The new rates, made pubic Tonight
represent cut Of G6 2-3 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BRYAN CERTAIN PEOPLE
WILL NOT WANT BOOZE
Commoner Declares Once Barieycorn In
Ruled Out Public VIII Ap-
preciate Change.

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. 3O.-SyIliam
Jennings Bryan is perfectly willing to
trust the American people to use the
initiative and referendum on the liquor
question, Just as soon as 1t becomes a
part OF the constitution OF every city
ana State IN the country and the ma
ton, he said to-day
Mr. Bryan is firm in his opinion that
the American neople will mover vote
liquor back. While discussing many
phases of the prohibition amenAment
and the Initiative and referendum he
paid his respects to the wet lawyers
and charged that they were now for
INC initiative and referendum after
having fought II for fifteen or twenty
years because they see In IL II hope
10 revive the LIQUOR question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BONUSES ARE ANNOUNCED
All branches of british Army md
navy to Get Additional
PnH.

LONDON, Jan. 30.--Bonuses for all
ranks in all British servicesNnayy.
army and royal air forces--were OF.
nciaiiy announced do-day. The size Of
forces Is also. determined
The navy bonus is given pending
to be decided. They range from MI
seamen to shilllngs for captains.
Der 100000 men. THOR formation viii
inesip saturday; and will be c0rnplct ai
be composed only OF men moi o wts,
thirty seven who have enliste: on and
since January |, 1916 '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
NO TONIC LIKE HOODS
Snr~upariIn For Time Like This,
After Influenza, the Grip,

SuF~uVWNIfu NOT " EYuC Iykc THI1,
After Influenza, the Grip,
When purified blood. rebuilt strength
and regulated bowels are essential.
In the after-effects OF Influenza. tho
grip and other prostrating diseases.
Hoods Sarsapsrilia has remarkable
health helping effect.
II expels the poisons that have
Weakened and depleted the blood.
causing pallor, anemia. fla bly, flesh
and lax muscles. 1t Is the standard
blood remedy with "a successful record
OF nearly fifty years.
Many people-it is really astonish-
ing how many-need fine, gentle.
easy cathartic Ia these trying times.
Wo recommend Hoods Pills, used in
the best families. and equally errcctive
With delicate women or robust mon.
Easy 20 take, easy to operate-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
GERMANY HAS HUGE FORCE
Learn 100000 Arc outside
OF Native Land md 10000 in
Turkey.

COBLENZ, GERMANY, Jan 3O.-Ac-
cording TO a courier who obtained the
information for the American army OF
occupation. there are not more than
10000 German troops outside of Ger
many including 10000 in Turkey. The
present organized Germany army is
not greater than 100000. and it is
thought to he nearer 500 600
The American doughboys continue to
ENJOY their excursions on the Rhine.
travelling in boats carrying bands aud
Tags: They are obtaining closer views
Of the castles and other sites that
figure among the legends Of the river
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
CHURCHES PLANNING DRIVE
Thirteen ConSreEu lions Aim TO Uaisc
StO,OOO,0UO for Fund to Aid
Soldiers.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-The Prosby-
terrain Church in the United states,
work ing liz cooperation with thirteen
other churches which in February will
conduct Il drive 10 raise $4,000. 900 in
the tntcrchurch emergency campaign
Tor reconstruction work by the
churches. has fixed Sl.750.ooO as its goal
in the national effort. The sum will
be used TO aid soisliers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BLAME CRIME IN PARIS
TO DISGUISED APACHES
Criminals Masquerade rs American
Soldiers. aud Commit IIold-Ups
aud Hobbcrics.

PARIS. Jan, 3e.--That Apaches of all
nationa'itiea dressed in American uni
forms. We're MAINLY responsible for the
acts of violence which have caused
broadcast publicity to be given TO an
alleged American crime wave in Paris.
was shown 10y an investigation con-
1t was further aSccrtaincd that as
SaultS and holG-uDS arc iniiaiteSimal
III number as compared with the pub
iShcd figures Of the crime wave, cN-
istmG' nearly exclusively in the vivid
imagination of sensational local news
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
experts. It Is expected that tho do
minion Cabinet VIII make Representa-
lions to the imperial government Wit
Wow to securing preferential license
for Canadian products.
Want Pay for Soldiers.

COLUMBIA. s. C.. Jan. so.--The sout,
day adopted. "a to CO, resolutio,
urging Congress to pass pending leg.
islation providing for six months es
ira pay for discharged soldiers an,
allowing them to retain their uni
forms and army clothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
May RELAX BLOCKADE
War Conncii Considers Economic Cues.
lions for Southeastern
Europe.
rBv Associated Press. ,

' DIV NSSuVIuItU F'TTSE.
PARIS, Jan. 30.--The war council. at
= meeting To-day, considered economic
and financial questions and the sub
Jet OF raw materials. The sentime nj
WAS favorable to the relaxation of the
blockade, SO fa7 as II concerned South
eastern Europe. including tho Balkans
and Austria Hungary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
BRING JOSEPH, CAILLAUX
FROM PRISON TO SENATE
rive Policemen md Three Detective,
Guard Man Who Faces Charge
of Treason.
BY Associated Press.1

PARIS. Jan. &0.--Joseph Caillauy
former Premier, charged with trenson
s'abie deailngs with the enemy was
; grouEht to-day from prison TO the
.;Ssnate, where the special commission
M2t the Senate. TO which the ease had
him. 'N"''i'"o
ihree detectives guarded NJ Gail
iauX, whose arr ival passed almost nm
noticed. the only spectators being ~
Polceinen standing in front Of Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
VIII Work Only Etsbt h.,

., CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Jan. 90
Textile workers in this setcion will
enforce their demands for an eight
hour DAY next Monday by working
day. leaders Of the men announcad
To-day. The 5000 operatives affected
now work ten hours daily. Mill own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
Rheumatism

Is completely washed out Of the sys-
tenn by the celebrated Shlvar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
trific. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond ascnts-Spence- Nunnamaker
co. Phone them.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31
hoy Killed by Team.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Jan. GO.--Peycv
Ogden, fourteen-year-ol boy who
iiyes in. Amherst County, was ins,amtiy
Killed about twenty miles from Lynch,
4, burg Tuesday, when a team which lie
J. was driving to Lynchburg Wilh to-.
bacco ran away, lie was throw from
i dr. horse; being killed instantly when
ss.r gun wae severely fractured.
ttXaSs h;
FIJI Stisn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-31

VIII lnclude Canadian EXPORTS.
OTTAWA, Jan. 30-The Canada N
War Trade Board has notified the re-
strictions imposed by Great Britain
on her imports will amply to Canadian