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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
SEARLES SAYS MINERS
WILL ACCEPT PROPOSAL
Statement Is Based on Theory That
President Lewis Was Satisfied
With Offer.
PROBE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS
Indianapolis Federal Grand Jury VIII
Begin Today to Inquire Into
Charges OF Conspiracy OH Part OF
Both Factions.
PROBE ALLEGED VIOLATIONS
IBy Associated Press. !

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 7.-Governmen mt
officials and representatives OF the
United Mine Workers of America pro-
fessed ignorance tonight OF the terms
OF the proposal for settlement OF the
strike of coal miners OF the country
agreed upon last night in Washing
ton ~ officials OF the miners union
ana Attorncy-GencTal Palmer and Jo-
scph Tumulty. the Presidents sccrc-
tary.
Henry S. Mitchell, special assistant
to Mir. Palmer, who is in indianapolis
to assist the United States district at
torncy III the investigation of alleged
violation of the Lever act snd anti
trust laws, said that he had received
on advices from Washington since the
conference last night.
Attorneys for the miners said they
had no idea as to the proposal made
in Washington .ahd that they could
not predict what effect the agreeme mt
woulu have on the court Proceedings
Ellis searles, editor of the United
ever proposal had proved acceptable
to Acting President John l.. Lewis and
Secretary Treasurer William Green in
Washington would be indorsed by the
executive board of the miners when it
meets here Tuesday afternoon.
special session of the Federal
grand jury is scheduled to start at
~ o'clock tomorrow to take up charges
OIL conspiracy on the part of miners
and operators to limit the production
Of coal. Action against the coal men
Will be sought under both the Lever
and antitrust acts, and, according to
attorneys for the government the In
vestigation will extend to every section
OF the country in which bituminous
coal miners arc on strike. according
10 government attorneys. they have evi-
dence that the operators not only have
consplred with the miners in violation
ot government statutes, but they have
alone, intended to limit the production
of coal
The operators have declared that they
%weacome % an investigation OF the charges
against them, asserting that such a
prone VIII prove The inaccuracy OF nj :
legaslons mat they have Joined n con-
spsracy 10 limit coal production. Miners
officials have remained silent with 70
Sard TO the approaching investiga-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
BAPTIST WORKERS
PASS MILLION GOAL
Twenty-Eight Churches in Rich
mond Raise Total of
S1,667 ,682.'
DOVER ASSOCIATION ACTIVE
Pledges Obtained by the Latter
$305,O00 More Than
Quota.
DOVER ASSOCIATION ACTIVE

Official figures obtainable late last
night showed total OF sl.G67.GS2.1 .
raised by the twenty-eight Baptist
churches of Richmond in the s75. 900, 900
campaign which closed yesterday. The
total raised in the Dover Association,
which comprises over thirty churches.
including those OF Richmond north OF
the river. was reported to be sl.T25,-
1864.
in Richmond of approximately soO5. 900.
and of more than s305, 900 in the Dover
Association alone.
While country districts have not yet
been heard from on account Of lack of
,eieEraaphiG .n. ap &c Gcommunica,ion, official re, re-
niEht tSe We're e"s ss7a4s4sRSo ?.s 70 CLOCK last
Many Report Quota Raised.
Rappahannock. Appomattox. Potomac.
Valley. Piedmont. Shiloh. Goshen and
Shenandoah Assoc Ia tions had not been
associations had reported their quota
raised and In several cases oversub-
semar1e. AGgnsta Na lsEe" BlsckWateP fls sssu Eeba
non. New Lebanon. Peninsula. Powelrs
River River; stTsWberTX. Ia;b Roanoke. Ports,
River and Clinch Valley ASSOCIATE tions.
What Is claimed 10 be the largest
9%n6 ever raised at one tims In
First Baptist Church last niEht-s4s9..
~. .5o oGa Second baptist Church repor.sd
apportionment. $4,000.
Amounts Raised In City.
The list of amounts raised by Rich
mond's twenty-eisht Baptist churches
First; s4ss,!!7; Second. 100000;
100000; Leigh street. s1Oo,ooo: Tab
Seaabie ''Ss siSsel Pine stTss
Heights, si2.iso; North Side. si1.15o
Broadus Memorial. ss5,0t4.3o; Fulton
Sso.S4s.lo; Eairmount, $4,000; Gintel
Park, $4,000; Calvary, 100000: E3si
Eud.s s1s.ooo: Randolph Street. ft15 400
Forbes Memorial, s6.447; Lakewood
s2.75o:. Boulevard. sl,4oo; Westhamp.
Bainbridge Street, $4,000; Weathe r
ford, S13,200; Stockton, $4,000: Wood
land Heights. si5,s7s: Ciop1on Street
S2,1O0; Oak Grove. s6650.
Reports From Association.
Remaining churches heard from las,
night In the Dover Association, with
amounts ra.sed. were:
Asn!ns% ,sas4sS 'iSS pess ns1sa fan sSSS
Glen Alien. $4,000: Goochland. sa,7o0;
Gwathmey. $500. Hopeful. $4,000; Mt
Rss RGse $3.50 1885, TaSan SSTh sSa, Rga sls01e y0as
S3loo: Hebron, s4.279; Salem. s1.4O0;
Antioch. 1895: Black Creek. s2,3S7.50
EauosNfs; EonrWit: So 5000, Emmaus. t1,i!5t
600: Manoah. $3.50: Mount Pleasant. 81
26t: New Bridge. 1891: New Bethesda
1000: Pamunky, $500: Pioneer. S5075O;
Samaria, $40; Sharon, s2.7O0 Slovak,
$500; Walnut Grove, $4,000; Yves;
Reports received early this morning
from the Nashville headquarters stated
that it will require Mondays returns
to complete the goal of the $4,000 OOc
campaign. DR.. /. r. Scarborough. the
general director, however derIarad
himself confident that the total sun
you'd be obtained by Tuesday morning
Isains are reported TO have DELAYED the
work in several sections.
North Carolina churches reported
having reached their quotas of $4,000.
Ooo: and Florida reported an ovcrsub.
scription of 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
TWO PEOPLE KILLED
AND THREE INJURED
IN ARPLANE CRASH
Effort to Aroid Striking Small
Boy, Causes Ariafor 10
Lose Control.
tBy Associated Press. !

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Dec. Two
persons were killed and three prob
ably fatally injured and several others
at Mari Flying Field, when = crowd of
spectators was struck by an airplane
beginning a flight
seven. and Mrs. Mallssa Myers. The
injured were rushed to hospitals, where
IL is expected TWO more will die. v.
Price Hollingsworth. the aviator. and
tody and an investigation into the
causes OF the accident begun by Coro-
ner Jack O'Donohuc. Most of the in
jured are children
The accident occurred at $3.50 p. NJ.
Aviator Eddie Stinson was preparing
to make landing and was flying close
to the ground. The attention of the
crowd was attracted by the machine
in the air. but. according 10 Hollings-
worth. when he started from the north
end OF the field for the take of. the
crowd formed lane at least loo feet
wide. Holiingsworth testified at the
inquest that his machine was running
forty miles an hour. not quite fast
enough 10 jump off, when. looking to
path. He was forced TO swcrve to
avoid hitting the boy, when his ma
chine struck the woman and the i'm
pact turned the airplane which was
left, running it into the crowd.
After the accident. when the crowd
realized what had occurred. large
number of men swarmed around the
airplane threatening to lynch Aviator
Hollingsworth and declaring their in
tention of burning the machine after
damage the crowd might do to his ma
chine, Eddie Stinson hoped off and
landed about ten miles down the Ten
nessee River. Sheriff Bass threw a
guard around HollingSWorth's machine,
which was so badly damaged as TO pre-
vent further flights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
HERE IS PARSON WHO
GOES TO CONFERENCE
By THE AIR ROUTE
Lieutenant WaynardFIies From,
WinsfOn-SdIcn TO Savannah
and breaches Sermon.
icy Associated Press,

SAVANNAH. GA, Dec 7.-Lieutenant
Melvin w. Maynard, winner Of the
transcontinental air race, reached Sa-
vannah at 1858 this afternoon. to be
present at the southern Commercial
row. He flew from Winston Salem
during the day and brought many mes
saSes to prominent citizens and Of
fcialS. Thousands of persons were
about the landing field when the Fly
ing ParSon" arrived.
Lieutenant Maynard was taken i'm
mediately TO the Independent Prcsby-
terian Church. which was crowded, to
deliver an address TO men under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. G. a.
Tonight he addressed a large audi
ence at the Second Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
TAKES OFF TRAINS
Substantial Reduction in Service
Will Become Effective on
Tuesday.
SEABOARD ALTERS SCHEDULE
All Local Passenger Runs on
Main Line Will Be Dis
continued.
SEAB0ARD ALTERS SCHEDULE

substantial reduction in passenger
train service on the Southern and Nor
folk and Western Railroads. effective
one minute after midnight Monday.
was announced tonight from the Of
fees of the district passenger agents
here. The action was due TO the coal
shortage, which may also result in the
Withdrawal of other through trains
and many local trains on main and
branch lines.
Trains Nos. 80 and 47 on the South
crn Railroad, between Atlanta and
Washington. will be consolidated. The
Atlanta Special" from Washingt ton.
known as train No. 137-13S, will be
discontinued. Trains Nos. % and "a be-
tween Washinsto and Memphis which
pass through Charlottesville, Lynch
burg and Bristol. have been taken off.
The Richmond Atlanta sleeping car,
Vile ts Main Street Station here. will
arrive at 1:40 p. NJ. daily, instead of at
7:10 a. NJ.
Changes Affect Richmond.
,, Beginnins Tuesday. the Norfolk and
Western train from Richmond. con-
meeting with train No. 3 in Petersburg
for points West, will leave Broad Street
Station at $3.50 4. NJ. instead OF at 9:20
at 7:05 4. NJ. for LynchburE. and train
No. 3. leaving Petersburg for Roanoke
ana Memphis. viii have connect ion
from Richmond via the Atlantic Coast
Line. Passengers from Richmond wish
ing to take these trains will have TO
go to Petersburg on the electric car or
by automobile.
In selecting the trains to be. taken
OF. consideration was given 70 the
frequency OF the service and the
| Passenger Agent G. w. Westbury, of
/ the Southern Railroad last night. No
| train will be taken Off unless absolute
. Ia "a ha ,ot
| service would be restored as soon az
| possible.
announced that train No. is, leaving
Richmond at a. NJ. daily for local
points and train No. S, leaving at
s:t5 a. M.: for Memphis. and Birining-
| No. and No. H. which come into
Richmond. have also been taken Off.
| Trains Arc Withdrawn.
The full schedule of changes has not
been mapped out. but the following
Trains numbers 1877 and 1SS. between
Washington and Atlanta, Ga; trains
numbers - and "a. between Washing
bers ;, 4. and 10 will! be consolidated
between Cincinnati and Oakdaie, Tenn !:
trains numbers and 10 will be discon-
trains numbers 80 and ~. between
! Washington and Atlanta. will be con-
solidated. Train number 80 Charlotte
! " w toit' Ia ne run on present
| schedule of train number las.
The general Offices of the Scaboard
| Air Line. at Norfolk, announced last
| night that on and after Tuesday at
| noon. all local trains on the main line
will be discontinued until further no
| tice.
| The Norfolk passenger traffic will he
| handled by the present through trains,
| official time being added to the sched-
nie TO permit the handling of the traf-
| fc. The curtailment was directed hy
the railroad administra tion for the
| conservation of fuel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Today Is Final. Day
For Paying Poll Tax

Today is the final day for the pay
ment Of poll taxes by Hichmond
voters who propose to cast ballots
In the primary In APRIL. TO handle
the eievcnth-hour crowds which nre
expected, the office OF Treasurer
Pace will remain open until
o'clock this afternoon.
Confusion over the final day for
settlement arose when December 4;
was set ns the "dead line" but this
was banished when ii was found
that the. next city election comex
on June = and payment IL allowed
until six months before election
day.
Poll taxes are pnid in Room IO5,
City Hall. ThOxe who have rot reg
Uttered mny do 80 In Room 100.
ThoHe who have never voted before
must find the registrnr of their pre-
cinct, present their poll tnx receipts
to him md have their names enter
ed on his lists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
MINE LEADER APPEARS
SUNDAY AND PUTS UP
HIS BOND OF $40, 900
United Nine Workers Officers
Sign Check For Alexander
HOiCdrf.
tBy Associatcd Press. !

FORT SCOTT. KANS., Dec. AL
eXander NJ. Howat, president Of the
United Mine Workers OF America, dis
trict No. IA. appeared before United
States CommiSS oner Clarence Price
today, and gave bond TO insure his
appearance in Indianapolis Tuesday,
to answer a charge or violating the
Federal court injunction issued by
Judge Anderson in connection with
Howat was arrested in PittsburE
Kansas. his home, last night and was
brought here by United States
deputy marshal. He furnished bond
of $4,000, which was in the form OF
certified check, signed by officials
OF the Kansas branch of the United
Mine Workers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
PARL0R CARS TAKEN OFF.
THEY CALL FOR YACHTS
Fleet OF Privately Owned Water Craft
Is Called Hack North
by Owners.
FBy Universal Service.l

, PALM BEACH. FLA, Dec. IA large
meet 0t pleasure yachts and privately
owned cruisers started north today
mostly by the inland water route. in
tfSSSPonse tSsP 70 ) 0 S" kilograms from
The cause OF all the hurry was learned
20 ne the inability of many wealthy
persons 10 secure private Pullman ca rs
or reservations. or any kind Of desir.
abie railroad accommodations, TO bring
mem mem from New York. Philadelphia and
ptner cities to their winter homes
here The, coal strike is responsiblc.
In II, sheer desperation they wired for
tnelr yachts, which had previously
been sent here to await their cominrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WIFE DIES WITHOUT KNOWING
OF HUSBANDS EXECUTION
Sonora Felirc Angeles yictin, OF Fenr
for Safety OF Her
Rv Associated !,-csa.l

NEW YORK. Dec. 7.-Senora Felipe
Angeles. wife of the Mexican revolu-
tionary leader recently executed by
Carranza troops. died today without
having been informed Of her husbands g
arrest and death. She came here from
FL Paso three months ago suffering
from nervous exhaustion caused by
fear for her husbands safety, and
gradually grew worse.
At the time of General Angeles ex-
ecution her condition was so feeble
that her friends deemed 1t inadvisable
to give her the news, and she remained
in Ignorance to the end. She leaves
four children. Sonora Angeles was
forty-three years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
COLONEL ACCEPTS POSITION
Proctor Assumes Control of Republican
National Committee To Nominate
General Woods.
[Ev Assnciatcd prnsa

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Dec. 7.-Colonel
William Cooper Proctor Cincinnati
ceptancc OF the Craftsmanship Of the
Wood national campaign committee
Colonel Proctor declined tonight to
add anything to his formal statement
that he would assume control Of the
campaign to make General Wood the
Republican nominee for President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
GOVERNOR cox CALLS
OFF MINE CONFERENCE
Ohio Executive Says He Is Ready to
Let President Wilson Settle
the Strike.
GBy Universal Servlce.1

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Dec. 7.-Governor
Cox has assentcd to the government 5
request to end state negotiation for Il
settlement OF the coal strike in Ohio.
He announced the conference he called
would not be held tomorrow.
The Indications arc that the contro-
vcrsy will be settled Tuesday on a ma
ton dc basis" said IL statement Civ
en- out at the governors office.
'In view OF THE, the Ohio meeting,
scheduled for Monday, will not be held.
II is reassuring to the country that the
master hand of President Wilson is
again in action"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WILL GET PUNCH IN SHOW
Judy Also VIII Be There to Inculcate
HyEienic Principles In Chill
dren III PnriE.-
Iny Universal service. j

PARIS, Dec. IA Punch and Judy
show, the object of which Is to in
culcatc hygienic principles In the chill
dren of Paris. Is being presented by
the Rockefeller antitubcrculosis com
mission in every school OF this capital.
The puppets denounce eNpectoration
and all other forms Of disease spread.
ing habits and uncleanliness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Supreme Court to Take Up War-Ti
Prohibition When 1t Assemblies TODAY

country will he dry then by consti-
tuttonni amendment.
In view OF the brief time tnteryen-
Ing before constitutional prohibition
becomes effective. md the courts
Indicated desire to give early con-
siderati0n to the question by nd-
Ehnc.nE the pending appeals for
argument. persons familiar with the
cOurts procedure thought the de-
cfsion probable.
After handing down decisions To-
morrow, the court will hear n num-
ber OF important eases during tho
week including appeals from Now
orleans and baltimore involving the
cOnstttutionniity of wnr revenue net
OF l0t9, provisions levyinE excise
taxes upon profits derived from child
act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
CYCLONE HITS MARION
Many buiidinEs in Mississippi Town
Demoiished Hy Twister, But
No One IL Injured.

MERIDIAN. MISS Dec 7.-Many
buildings We're demolished and all ex-
cept the Mobile and Ohio depot dam
aged at Marion, a small town fve milee,
East or here. when Il cyclone struck
the place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
No one was injured, as far as can be
ascertained, though many narrowly es-
capped.
Telephone communication between
here and Marion is broken and some
telegraph wires in Meridian are down.
though this city escaped material dam
age. The old county courthouse at Ma :
rion, built in reconstruction days, and
now serving s n school, was complete
Is destroyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
WILL SHIP ART BY AIR
Romney Portrait, Valued at 100000
Will Bs Taken From London
TO Paris.

PARIS. Dee. IA Romney portrait.
valued at 100000. and a number Of
precious antique Jars will be trans
ported from London to Paris by air
post during the coming week by the
Duveen brothers. famous London art
dealers.
They announce that most OF their
trans port Of valuahies will be routed
by air in the future. declaring this
route is safer than by train or boat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Train Crashes Into Aut,

BENCHES. MD, Dec. 7.-Running
through this place at It's customary
high speed. the New York Washing ton
pennsylvania night express crashed
into an automobile tonight, killing the
occupants of tho machine and wreck
ing the engine and one coac! OF the
train. by what was regarded as little
Jess than a miracle no one on the train
was hurt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
CRUISER REACHES PORT
Argentine Warcraft Stop, Mt FIor,a,
Fort MS Evidence OF Friend
1y Relations
tDy Associated Press =,

TAMPA. FLA, Dec. 1.-THE Arsen-
tine cruiser De Julio arrived here
Iouay. ofncially as an evidence OF
friendly relations with the United
states. states Commander f. dc la
fuente who wears the French Cross
on tne Legion or Honor and other dec
mains OF the Mexican minister, Armado O
Nerve. from Puerto Militar to Vera
Cruz, coming thence to Tampa, and
Prince.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
FORMER TURKISH VIzIER
is FOUND IN BERLIN
Declared lie Is Now PIottinc. win K,r,
NadeIe TO SOyief;zc
Turkey.
rBy Universol so,

visier aF1S 81 Pss; TSrkaswv kawTasat @ Pasha. former
of alleged war crimipoiiss on the list
ssiai by the allies has been Sdsnv discnveroT roT
GadeNle lertim. the son,otc on company with KARI
he is said to be plotting tr tMl,n whom
CAMPAIGN Tg,an; DO to sovietize Turkey. 'ehaous
MOSCOW % to asna see Len,eS Is eSpsetsd to go to
tails of his plan with him. him ''scuss de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
IIsy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The valid
ity OF tho wartime prohibition law
uny be decided tomorrow by tho
Supreme Court, In which event the
country will get nnnl nnaWer to
it's b:S question whether this will
be "wet' Christmns.
The court will reconvenc Mt noon
after twn weeks rcccss, and while
there never Ia anything nhend of
time to indicate what opinions
might be handed down, the impress
siOn prevails EeuernlIy that the
cOnstitutiOnnlity OF the wartime
Inw md tho NOIStcnd act for Its
enforcement mny he settled at the
opening. Unless the court decides
these eases before January f0 Ns
opinion Will hnNc no effect, for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
PEARCE NAMED DIRECTOR
Doctor at Head of Research work :.
University Of Pennsylvania
Is Chosen
tBy Associated Press /,

NEW YoRK, Dec. THE Rookie.
ieiler Eoundatton today announced the
as general director OF its division af
medical education. DR. Pcarce. who Ia
professor OF research medicine at the
formulating plans for developine med
lea! education in countries outside the
United States. During the war he was
chairman Of the division of medical
sciences OF the National Research
Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
LN7ERAGSO OFCOAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT
THREE RICHMOND RAILROADS CURTAH SERVICE
Say Prince Of Wales Will
Wed Daughter Of Duke
Ihy Universal seryicc.I

LONDON, Dee. S-Intensc specu-
IntiOn In being induIi:ed in by court
circles today us n result of the re-
port thnt the Prince of Wales Is to
we'd daughter OF the Duke of
DcvOnshirc, and that the King Will
shortly announce the engagement.
II is presumed that the young
peercss In question In Lndy blanche.
who is twenty-One years of age.
Next In nEe comes Lady Dorothy,
who In nineteen. The prince IL up-
prOnchinE the nEe of tNenty-KiN.
British court circles have been
convinced right along TINT the idea
Of the prince marrying mn Ameri-
can girl n European princess il
out OF the question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
DISCOVERS NEW SERUM
Declared Mexican Doctors Remed,
VIII Cure Typhus Within Forty
eight Hours.
Inv AssOcinted Press

LAREDO. TEN. Dec. 7-El Uniyer-
sal Of Mexico City, a copy of, which
reached hore today. announces that DR..
Benito Sanchez. OF Mexico City, has
discovered n serum that cures typhus
within forty-eight hours. The dfscoy-
cry, tho paper adds, "has caused n
great sensation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Ohio Banker DIcs.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Dec. 7.--Ly-
man NJ. Treadway. vice president of
the Federal Reserve Bank Of the
Fourth District. died today from heart
disease after an illness Of one day.
Tie was hfty-scven years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
VIII Sail for Uaynnn.

of President Menocal, OF Cuba, accom-
panied by her children. left Paris to-
day for Havre, at which port she will,
take ship for Havana. Sonora Menocal
has been In Paris for several months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-08
Rumor scarex rrna.r.

PARIS Dec. THE Journal des
Dcbats says that an alarming rumor
was in circulation yesterday on the
Vienna stock exchange to the effect
that the government would refuse to
continue to assume responsibility for
affairs of state and would hand over
the governmental power to the en-
tente.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-10-30
VAST SUM FOR !.
AERIAL. SERVICE

. LONDON, Sept. 24-(By the As
sociated Press) The proposed Liv-
erpool-Australia and Liverpool-New
York air service will be an enor-
nous undertaking. The problem of
supplying the necessary dirigible
airships is but one of the items to
be considered. They cost about $3,-
10000 each to construct. At least
six of these huge craft will be nee
essary to maintain these two servi-
ces with any degree of regularity.
There are alsoto be considered the
problems of landing grounds and Of
mooring posts, the intention of the
Great Northern Aerial syndicate be-
ing that aerodromes will be provided
at the more important stations while
mooring posts will serve as second
class stops of halts.
Aerodromes for dirigibles are re-