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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
irving from France where he had
served for the last two years

irving from France where he had
served for the last two years
SPRINGFIELD-Car Leroy Waiter
son, 81, was instantly killed when he
was caught In the belt of a gasoline
engine and was thrown upon the fly
wheel. His skull was fractured.
BENTON-An old hen. on the Fred
erick farm has adopted family of
orphan pigs. and follows them about.
calling to them as II they were chick
ems. The pigs com running at her
call.
COLUMBUS - Former President
William Howard Taft was the prin-
cipal speaker at the Centenary expo
sitton Sunday.
HAMILTON-The time-honored blue
worn by the f1remen Of Hamilton has
given way to khaki.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

Miss Mary Cunningham, a cousin
Of President Wilson, is called the
Heroine of Courtrai" because of her
bravery and endurance during the
German occupation. Her life during
That time was a nightmare. She sur
vived winters of near starvation and
STAYED in her home which was rid
died with bullets until the happy day
Of Liberation came. Miss Cunning.
ham is an Ulster woman and il
nearly eighty years old.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
The Ortman Motor company has con-
tracted with the Dayton-Wright Air
plane company for the agency in this
district for airplanes produced by the
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
SPECIALS

Vacuum BottIes-Fu pint size, keeps contents eth
er hot cold; $3.50 value. "Wednesday $fss
Bob White Toilet Paper-Fine tissue stock; large
rolls. Wednesday, for $50
o. N. T. Crochet cotton-An coIors and sizes; spe-
cial for "Wednesday for-2So
Chiffon PIeatIns-Entire line hemsttched pleatings,
the shades White, Red, Rose, Blue and Grey
s1.25 value "Wednesday 7eo
Pound Pape-Writing Paper, fine linen stock; 70
sheets in each box; regular 35c value.
"Wednesday $50
EnveIopes-To match above paper % In package
"Wednesday packages 2Se
Bag Frames-Beautfful studied Bag Frames; sample
line no two alike; regular values worth up to s125
= "Wednesday $50
fooled Purses-Hand fooled all leather Purses, mir
fitted; regular $3.50 value. "Wednesday $2ea
Sylvan Taieum Powder-This is an unusual offer. n
regular 25c value in all doors; priced special
"Wednesday for $50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

CLEvELAND-Slav societies OF
Cleveland and northern Ohio cele-
brated the attainment of national free
dom and deliverance from Turkish and
Austrian rule.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

DRESS GINGHAMS-2o pcs. large
plaids and stripes, Soc values.
"Wednesday only 2oc yd.
COvERALL APRONS - Large
plaid Bingham, $3.50 value
"Wednesday only, see each
HOUSE DRESSES-One lot Per
Gales, assorted sizes, $3.50 and
$1.25 value. Wed. only, ST each
DRESS SKIRTS-One lot stripe
silk goods we sold at $5.98, your
choice "Wednesday Only $2.es
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
Ohio News Flashes

ST. MARYS-Fred Critten, 80, was
electrocuted In small building near
the Miami and Erie canal here, when
he came In contact with an electrical
switch carrying high voltage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

SIDNEY-A quartet OF young men.
giving their home aA Erado, o., were
arrested here with an automobile load
of whisky which they had brought into
the state from Kentucky.
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Mems Shirts

Negligee, stiff cuff, left over from
our big sale. $1.25 and $3.50 value,
sizes 14-155-16-16h and II
"Wednesday, CSC
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30

HAMILTON - Lieutenant James
Webster Cullen, 81, of Hamilton, died
suddenly at New York soon after ar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-30
Mems Union Suits

Balbriggan. long sleeve, ankle
length, 79c goods
"Wednesday, 4ec
Balbriggan short sleeve ankle
length. $3.50 value
"Wednesday, $f.oo
Both numbers come in small sizes
only.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Free Passes and Identification Cards
for Every Soldier, Sailor aud Marine
Coming to City During Armistice Week


Virginia vireinia week
them all the attractions including the
o
All Richmond boys
Of the features that will be staged Visiting
Evav visiting HEADQUARTERS and
which used
historical that
be duty Monday
will be from IL probably all dv Tues
Details for the religious held arnois
the following letter from the Ministerial
The has of churches
pytc@ Of nver ara tbsnkspng an srrt~fe 7aT not anl
viii
nde American
memory Richmond
Despite discussion Of tn
but definite ahuon had been taken Gl the aoxiar laid
is the the American Legion the
membership Of which is pledged a memorial
Friday Of official OF
booklets which complete hstothe
in The sateo all Virginia organisations the
ticke
he onv contests would ma DC ~ reaf1 rnee
the tickets being sold for the nx count will
following
their standing -. So. F., -. . ~
Beverly 2s5o
zoe Mrs X Barkinsship 100 Miss ada
and Miss Reddy 100
cu ~g7s9' sh JUNIORS 100 fdies
counci Of Jewish omen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
GOVERNMENT OPERATION OF THE
COAL MINES FOR | YEAR MAY BE
SOLUTION, PROPOSED BY BURKE
The international Labor Conference
to Discuss Eight-Hour Prop osition

Washington 5An that ot
will
president
UDrhda
appearance
marked had
council has decided
Gomper precpaed
labor
delegate
sfor The
DAYS Of
through
conference Of the Barnes
tom orr
Gently n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
SENATE DEFEATS
THE LAFOllE1TE
LABOR SECTION
Gore Amendment on
Foreign Wars Goes to
a Vote Today
LODGE TO CALL
UP RESERVATIONS
Hopes to Catch Mild
ReservatioE,ists With
An Amendment t o
Proposed Preamble
T.. 1A,fEs e NOTR.sE

u,ebt,rfon. NOV la + ollsEte
amend rl7eni 10 STRIKE from the peace
treaty all the provisions iof the IN
,aynattona,l-a ton OF labor WAS DE-
sastAd TO-DAY by the senate 81 Ia +.
Ehere were TWEEN ly-nlne kepuoll@ahs
I'd i've Democrats vo;lng Tor me
sendment~ and thirty -four Demo
zsts and thirteen kepaol1aAs
against II 80.
Before the vote was taken. a@na-
tor Ian1es A Reed OF Missouri III
the treaty were porn in TIE Hathas
Of international socialists aT1at@-ilsts
ana Bolshevists who are seeking
thus n lnplart thslr infamous doc
trines upon Shs United S-a leS.
the defeat OF the LaF gillette
amendment disposed oi al me
amendments except that offered oN
senator Core Of Oklahoma. To pro
VIDE that the United States should
not particlpate IN any foreign vars
except by the consent of the people
ahta5ued hv a referendum vote
Il is expected that this amend
nert via Re voted upon tomorrow.
at,=r nhich senator Lodge Will
move 10 take mp the COMMITTEES
reese atoms
Ey N ans OF a eirnple amendment
n the preamble" ~ the committee
reservations Senator Lodge to-dsy
,ttatnea the support OF 4s If the -
Republican members Of the senate
Avce were number Of waverinz
Republicans Who did not like the
form OF the preamble because they
feared that i. would require resle-
suarnssion OF the treaty TO the four.
powers whose acceptance OF the
American reserva tons must be OBJ
taine1 before the United States VIII
cficiaily accept the treaty
Bur Senator Lodge agreed 10 Write
into tha preamble The language
used n he Danish treaty. % the ef-
feet that the assent ~ the foreign
POWERS may be obtained through the
exchange OF diplomatic notos
~. NJ inc Republican senators.
with Ehe exception OF Senator a4'-
Cumber oi North Dakota signuled
their approval Of the aulendnl emit
ard IL u ntG 81 aAi certain tisat
Senator McCur1ber viii refuse 70
support II In addition to the forty
eight Republicans. Senator Lodge
charges he VIII have also the votes
Of st least Ave DertocFsts for t5e
amended preamble ard the com nit
tee reservations
Senator Feed in .pea KING Of the
esr nd st'r' ~ irglrse-itase vysta or
the rre9 ~ said
Every >f'orr Is being made 70
force this freafv o. 4 Vote- 70 force
r. to vote without ar opportualt>
for tie American renq'a = evan
urderstaa1 is provisions The crN
LIZ raise haste haste Fatty al
once Accept wgthour elaboration
WHY This haste There newer Was
= man VT who had = gold brick
which ne MAS trying ~ dispose Of
who was rot anxious g make A
quick bargain TheFe never Ia-s a
nan with honest goods who was NOT
anxious 70 have an honest and
thorough exarain- tlon II his
treaty contains the sgrtues thai itz
proponents claim then every dav of
lnvestigat!ons will hrirg forth more
clearly their shining and glorious
qualities
Senator LaFollette. of Wisconsin
began speech against ths general
provisions OF the uS9ty which ne
had not erished when the senate ad-
tou-red
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
.LLOYD-GE0RGE MAY
HELP LADY AST0R
IN HER CAMPAIGN
Former Nancy Lang
horne Enjoys Busy
Race for Seat
USES AMERICAN
IDEAS IN WORK
Declines to | ak About
Ireland-Wants Popu-
lar Vote on Prohibit
ton
By FORBES F1IFBAIB~.

Plymouth. Nov 5-Tna appear
aneA of Prerlier Lloyd George in taa
political arena of Plymouth where
Nancy Lsnghorne is battling 70 Up
set a rockriobed British tradition
by gaining a seat in the house Of
commons as Enzlands first woman
member of parliament. may be the
climax to the mos, ptquant election
in the cou1try's history
This information vas given me
tonight by Lord and Lady Aston
when the famous Virginia beauty re-
ceived me- in her magnificent home
here
Were after the premier to come
70 Plymouth and make an cleo
tioreertnx speech in my interest"
sad the v1scountess Hes 4 very
busy man. and don't know whether
we'll succeed but I'm hoping 70 beat
the bandit would be = wonderful
climax. I am having dehshttnt
tire"
Her lsdvship has adopted typical
she is deadly in earnest. and busy
morning noon and night making
speeches, giving Interviews. writing
letters. and personally seeing con-
stituent.
saw her after a couple Of wo-
mems meetings this afternoon. She
was tired but her eyes sparkled with
enthusiasm as she discussed her am
bition.
Ireland and Free Trade.
What is your idea % Ireland"
asked her
Il am in favor OF the devoiutton
~ ireland and the British empire
, That Is the only solution can see
thar will solve ths Ulster question
II would be wonderful II solution
for the unhappy country could be
found
Free trade Is needed a. much as
the lea que Of nations II would be
great II the whole world were 70
adopt both But nv particular 1oh
is to place the wornans viewpoint
before the commons, That has nevAr
beer done
I don't care II I am ups4ttins a
hidebourd custom. Itll do them good
70 have the sound views THAT I want
70 put forward
ASKED what the 1eter$ Thought Of
an American woman sitting n thu
house Of commons Lady Aston flashed
back.
We'll. what better person could
they want III 3 native Virg' MIA r
and have lived II pevonshire and
can 6cht NJ battles VITA al thu
spirit OF the Pi!grlm' fathers. have
>aesar1 n,sra s'eS ,Aes~s azd' nave wArReA
hard for the people for schools and
maternity hopes and all sorts .,
-hines IKE that The people know
re ard believe n IRE and I am for
them
"The peor'e hera arc for the navy
: am unIortst for that's tire nerty
Continued On PAGE TxnN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
IONGSnoREMEN'S STRIKE
Is DECLARED OFF

New ''Y"nrg' $sv < ---9'TT'Ffe l'1rfs
shoremen's strike which has tied
III shipping il this port for the
past four weeks. was officially de-
Clared OF tonight when o0N
members OF the Butter, or a3ical
faction az a meeting in Tam
many Han voted uranim cuslv -
res1ing1 80 ns9rg tcsHlorrow ar t2ls
old rates If sixtv-hVe cents an
hour. with The un3ersta ndirg that
efforts vii! be made TO bring
about q read ius+r1ent 81 wage
- ias LATER
Members OF the eors~-y-a tive, or
o'cornor faction, have beer grad
gsily returning II work for the
past tro weeks
Announcement ~ todav's vote
was made bv : psui A Nacarel-
Il who was member ~ tte con
Citation co-npittee named by
Secretarr # Labor Wilson 20 Try
= settle the strike. Eaccarelli
has beer prominent SIS leader or
the !rsurgeE tactic T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Spanish War Vets
Present Colors to
Their State

Veterans OF tho Spanish Anaeri-
can war met last night at the Nut
ply hotel at the annual banquet Of
the Third Virginia Regiment asso-
Citation Members from all over the
state made the Journey to Rich
moad 10 greet their old comrades
in the yearly reunion Of soldiers %
another day, many OF whom again
armed themselves and crossed tAo
Atlantic with Americas youngec
host which marcned 10 meet the
Hun.
The banquet was proceeded By
the presentation OF the colors OF the
regiment to the state of Virginia.
Membe OF The association Assem-
hled at Murphy's at O'Clock ana
headed by State Senator c. O'Con-
nor Goolrick, marched to the sta, e
capitol where Governor westmore-
land Davis awaited their visit
Senator G'oolrick presented the
rags for tho regiment and Governor
Davis gracefully acknowledged the
gift IN the name OF the common
wealth Two fiags were presented
TO the state, one being the colors .,
the regiment and the other a aar
made by the women OF Richmond
and given the soldiers to take with
them.
The standards were placed in the
inner reception room OF the guber-
material Offices, where flags OF the
3I7 regiment the S1sth regiment
and other units who brought them
stained and victorious from the
fields OF France are resting. Tho
flag OF Cxecho-Slovakia also stands
In this hall, . gift Of tho people OF
t1aA Unv Hnkfoo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Coolidge Boom
for ce-President
Sounds in Boston

Governor Calvin Coolidge, who
swept Massa ohusects by l25 900
plurality, Is being toored by Bos-
tor friends for the Republican
aon1inatlon for vice president.
Lieutenant Colonel Theodore
r.. seet.t, t.c2te4 10 the New YORK
assembly po.led the greatest p!u-
rality ever given TO any candidate
IN his district He carried every
e,ecGon district
Nothing TO say / am not going
to resign. says Charles F Murphy.
leader Of Tammany. following the
overwhelming defeat OF his ucker
in New York city
Speaker Thaddeus c. Sweet. Of
the New York state assembly, is be-
ing doomed for the Republican gu
bernatorlai nomination, following
his reelection by record plurality
OF more than 1000. He defeat ted a
woman.
I don't believe in prohibition. ="
says Edward |. Edwards, Democrat
governor Meet OF New Jersey. HIS
plurality ia 1854.
Republics V elected the head Of
their ticket N New York city by
1858 plurality. He Is Major F, II.
LaGuardia. who viii be president OF
the board of aldermen. He is a
veteran OF the great war.
In the closest election ever hsld In
Maryland Albert c. Richie. \
Democrat wins for governor by less
than 1000 plurality.
Kentucky. sustained It's reputa
ton by voting vet but surprised
the country by electing a Republi-
can. Edwin L. Morrow, governor
His plurality is over 10000
Ohio 'orys" cleaned up. All four
prohibition proposals we're carried
by approximately 10000 plurality.
New York socialists will have FIVE
- hers in the next state assem-
bly,. They now Rave only two.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Democrats Lose
But One Senator
in the Election

\ resume Of Tuesdays a-sct;or
gives Democrats just cause for con-
graduation although the opposiuor
registered slight gains IN several
doubtful localities. In ali but one
Of the important contests the Dem
ocratic nominee was elected, this
single exception being the defeat Of
George y. Conrad. senator from
Rockingham, by John Paul, former
sena tor, who entered the race fresh
from long period Of service with
the American forces IN France
Paul served hts county IN the
state senate for one term prior 10
Conrad's election and his victory did
not come as a surprise to Democrats
who We're informed OF the SIT >arion
Senator Conrad achieved an er. Nahle
record as a member Of the le. Nsla-
ture and his strong fight for the ru-
raj interests az the special god
roads session was thought 10 have
materially bettered his chances,
Senator Conrads friends in the
senate we're confident that he would
retire after the present term, az he
had repeatedly stated that he woull
not offer for recollection. but the
Democratic nomination was vir tuai-
~ thrust upon him.
The defeat OF Senator Jordan by
r. Percy 10th. wealthy stove manu-
facturer of Waynesboro. is case of
history repeating itself in Augusta
county. 10th is q Democrat and
ran as an Independent. Senator
Jordan was elected in 1914 as an In
dependent candidate, defeating the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Sugar Shortage Is Virtually at
an End in Richmond, Say Jobbers
Statements Made at Meeting Yesterday Tend to
Lead to Restoration Of Confidence in Belief
There VIII BE No Further Trouble

suners no trouels should re met
e!th in ia future THIS was the
unanimous opinion % t1A hfteea
EIoceTymen and sugar rs6nsrH
agents MO assembled II the call Of
Colonel c T Kelley. II she coun-
cl OF defense f-f conference en-
ire sugar s@-4at ION
The strike Il ,ongshor~mea IN New
York c!eT ard tee Subsequent strike
& marine ea@t1i anen we're the prln-
cipai factors n the distressing
s.artAlte Nr@riaA- rs s. 1,ss1" 4Slt III ',vtr
the nation during IRE past month
= the opin'on ot tsa sugar men who
ware asked for Ar explanation. "a
representatives ~ r W Gates and
Scr said ta4r fEa 400 tons 90 crude
sugar wss he,4 m At ths harhor in
New York and 'hst he reAnerles had
been almost forced - suspend opera
'ions during me tte-ur Fs declared
mat there was nierty. rore where
thai came from a9d inst re saw No
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
AMERICANS FEED
$50. 900 CHILDREN

Paris, Nov. 5-WGlia m Mcdonald.
@ ssociate editor OF the British peri
odical The Nation, who has Just
returned from a tour of Contra!
Europe which has MADE upon
special authorization OF the allied
governn1e hts, gave 10 Universal Ser
vice today his impressions.
The royal place in Vienna" he
said. has been taken over by the
Hoover commission and transior ed
into a feeding place where thou
sands a poor children are daily red
by Ar7arican relief officials
The fact lie that today not a
single child in Austria need go
hungry thanks 70 six americans
who have organize system by
which ESQ coo children are fed
daily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
pOIHCARf JOINS
The Day FORCES

Paris. Nov 5--Raymond poincare.
president of France, has. joined tho
drys
He sprung the sensation in a
speech opening the new tuberculosis
sanitarium IN Paris saying:
Now that the victory Of arms Is
ours we must gird our loins for
greater triumph--against alcohol
French pubic opinion is amazed
at this announcement particularly in
view of the fact that presidential
banQuets are famed Tor the richness
Of the wines eerved
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
IFDTRAI JUDGE EXPRESSES
.aNXLETY FOR STATES RIGHTS

81 Louis, No Nov. 5-Un'te1
States District Judge John c Pol
lock II Topeka. TO-DAY Indicated thar
- viii de-'6n N favor 81 the april
cation Of St Louis brewArs fer an
Injunction - restrain federal Off
c;a!s from enforcing the wartime Pre-
hibit.on measure
At the hearing on the application
today Judge Pollock said that tho
federal government has no right 70
step ir ana determine what lis TO ha
done -crsrding the manufacture and
sale II Intoxicating liquor II there
IS aHv state Eowernrnept left.
Il assert that the government has
No power TO step in and assume po-
lice mower or take Il awsv from the
state" said Tud~A Pollock When
Il 8 necessary 70 ware war. that may
he all right, but unless Il is on that
ground I dom see that Il S neces-
sary"
At another point in the hearing
Judge Pollock asked ATTORNEY Houts
for the nrew erS
WHY has the state taken No steps
10 protect property rigkts?"
4 don't know" Houts answered.
The states should wake ND" tire
Judge declared. otherwise they will
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
Congress May Keep
Dry Law in Effect
BY New Enactment

washington. Nov s--Proh ibition
leaders in the house came ont today
WITH plan to prevent a brief we,
spell by the lifting of the wartime
Dan before the consrirutioro !
alrendment becomes effective. jan
Iary le
The drys were busy lining u,
their forces behind the mover oert
10 secure legislative action which
VIII Keep the saloons closed even
though the peace treaty is rati!lc /
and peace formally proclaimed As
the Har-pFnhihition law nov stands.
'.Fould BE sutton. aticary suspended
with the procla nation of peace. de-
nlobii Ia ton having been corr
p.eted.
To keep the I'D on. the dry lead
ers admitted fight will be made 70
amend the bill extending the lie
81 the Lever act SO as TO include in
tns 2xte&2sa ~ the Nar~sIg~e e~aaisfA
ton act They are confident they
car put through this amendment.
nur should they fai! in this. pro-
rtbitive liquor tax Wal be demand
ed.
Represen tative Randall. Of CALI
fornla said he Will propose the pro-
"'''5'N-F' f~A-A * L4t% n a ~ ti41 EtLE5 lie
corr n'irtec. which has jurisdiction
over AL reve nue. legisla Ion, and he
is confident mat il will be favor
ably considered.
The prohiblupnisrs have an over
whelrning ma 'ortty Of the senate. Is
veil as the house, and the leaders
believe they WI have little Diff
Guilty II rarshaiiing their forces
HCainst any sort 81 q respite for
John BarlAycorn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06

At neets1g - Representatives ~
avery important joohiny ard whole
SALE grocery house IL The c.-y heI4
Yesterday afternoon -ord was sent
CO. 80 The public that the sugar
se3rtrSa is virtually at an end and
tAat u Acor onv is practiced BY con.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
FORCES
ARE HARD PRESSED

Helsngfors, Nov. 5.--Ceneral
Yudenitch'e forces on the Petro-
grad front are hard pressed by the
BolshevikS He has addressed an
urgent request to the allies for en-
ergetic action against Krasnais-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
DISCUSS EXCHANGE
or PRISONERS

Copenhagen Nov. "a confer
enoe has been agreed upon by
Great Britain ara the BoIshevtkl
10 discuss ths exchange OF prison
ers 1t will be held in London.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06

Thanksgiving Proclamation.
President Wilson yesterday issued
his proclamation making Thursday
November 27th. the day OF thanks,
and calling upon al the people to %
nAaaxyA The day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
SCOUT MOVEMENT
GOOD FOR CITY BOY

II am OF the opinion the Scout
movement Is good organization
for the city boy. "-Ernest Shaw
en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-06
WEATHER

Washington. Nov. s.
Fair Thursday, Friday
fair. warmer In inte-
rfor.
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