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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SKATER PEACE HOPES
By DEMANDING ACTION
OF GERMAN RETCHSTAG
Trance Insists on Delivery of
Fire Cruisers and 400, 900
Tons of Docks.
[By Universal Service.

PARIS, Dec. 23.-All hopes Of peace
between the allies and Germany be-
com Soming 1e, operative tomorrow or, Christ
Baron Won Lersncr, the German pleni-
potentinry; left for Berlin tonight, tax
ing with him the allied reply to Ger
ma many,s last note on the peace proto-
col and the Scapa Flow reparatlon.
Before leaving. the baron told news
paper men 1t might be necessary to sub
NIT the document to the German Ma
tional Assembly (now generally called
RcichstaE). for final decision
Since the assembly is not expccted d
TO f,;n,Msr convene until after, the, holidays.
may drag the matter into January.
secretary Dutasta. of the peace con-
terence, handed the note to Baron Won
ahgsn,, hhHrsner this morning, adding some oral
tents. Marcel Hutin. n usually we'll
Informed journalist. asserts this after
noon that the French viewpoint has
again aga prevailed in the allied councils,
sistcncc upon the surrender by Ger
many Of five cruisers and 400, 900 tons
OF docks; dredGes and harbor material.
ana ana further repeating the demand that
me protocoi must be accepted as il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
WIFE IS BOUND BY YECCs
WHO GATHER IN $4,000
Robbery Takes Place in Fashionable
Hotel in Heart OF "Grcat
White Way"
POLICEMEN FIRE UPON TWO
After Committing burglary, Crooks
Climb Down Side Of Building and
Arc Shot ut While Attempting
Human Fly" Feat.
fRr Associated press


NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The police to-
night were seeking to determine if
two men, arrested today on a charge
ot attacking ana robbing 4 wealthy
Texan and his wife of $4,000 in their
suite in the hotel Ilnickcrbockcr, were
the burglars responsible for series
of robheries in this city recently
which have netted the thieves more
than 100000.
The pair were arrested, after they
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. Aioysius Broder-
ick, OF Dallas, this morning, knocked
down MIR. Frederick with a hammer.
the room.
Try Human Fly Act.
They attempted to reach the street
by climbing, down III. side of the
WaS " spied f dei! by crowd an Willie per
forming their .:human ny" feat and
tired at by policeman, they entered a
fourth-story window after descending
one floor, and were arrested in the
grill! room.
After questioning the prisoners. who
guez and Adriano Heva, the police re-
ported they had found on the registers
OF ten other hotels handwriting similar
20 THAI Of the prisoners. although the
signatures We're different
49,. One RobheEy Nets $4,000.
soeEer. In 'H that 'cS" case Sc $1,000 S'eEs1 Was
taken
Clerks a, the Hotel York. which was
recently the scene Of robbery. de-
clarcd that Heva's handwriting bore
4 Sir!iinb resemblance to that of q
man who recently registered at the
hotc! and departed after robbins sew
cral guests.
The polio, of New Rochelle also in
formed the local police that the de-
scriptions of the two robbers answered
those ot men wanted in that city for
an apartmenthousc robbery.
Other Arrests Made.
Two more arrests of the band OF
burglars wbo according to District
Attorney Lewis. of Brooklyn, acted in
concert with policemen in robberies
aggrcgating thousands of dollars were
made tonight Timothy O'Mara and
t'rrcn McCullen. captured on arrival
from South Carolina, and wanted for
complicity in a $4,000 safe robbery in
a. Sheffield Farms Company store in
Manhattan, December l. are said by
detectives to have Implicated patrol
Hen Herman Krause and Peter
in the recent theft OF furs valued at
I; $1,000 from a Brooklyn firm.
Edward Vile, also under arrest in
connection with the fur robbery. has
been Identified, the police say. as one
OF seven men who stole $4,000 from
= bank in Roscllc. y. j., last October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Accords With Other DI.trirt,.

Today.s agreement was made In &C
cord with the understanding In other
field. the operators declared Outside
day, labor AT Illinois mines would be
in effect October 81, with n minimum
OF Si.al. they said. Engineers will re-
celve the Is per cent Increase
The ll-cent-a-ton increase for min
ing was considered an approximation OF
the IL per cent. and, while not entirely
satisfactory to the miners the agree
ment was reached a necessary basis
OF understanding until permanent
agreement could be negotiated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
OLD DOMINION STEAMER
MADISON RUNS ASHORE
Eighty-Two Passengers to Run
Into Soft Mud.
TUGS SENT FROM NORFOLK
American Steamship CoroZal Also
Reported Hclplcssly Adrift Twenty
Miles East OF Diamond Shoals
Lightship, Battling With StiH Gale.
tRy Associa,ed Pros. l

NORFOLK Dec. 23.-Thc Old Do.
minion steamer Madison, Norfolk TO
New York. ran ashore off Cr.,ney
Island, Norfolk ha-bor. tonight about
o'clock in a heavy fog. Calls for
assistance have been received and tugs
were rushed to her assistance. She
has cishtytwo passengers aboard.
Inc anncunccmen was made at the
officers o. the Old Dominion steamship
Company,.s Offices at 1890 that the
Madison is aground on a mud flat on
the southeastern side Of the ISLAND. in
uamscr. no effort has been made ~
remove the passengers. An amost
impenctrao!e fog coverc the harbor to-
night.
Surrounded by Tugs.
The liner Is almost litera..f sur
rounded ;!a,in by Tugs and it is The expec-
around mi;inig '
The American steamer, Corozal. out
known. is tonight reported helpless and
sarHt twenty miles east of Diamond
ShrMi5 SIoWIn iiEhsihin and !ho ssxe5e gale IS
beng sswept, by heavy seas. The
;. 5. Vulcan is standing by the
Vulcan Aids Steamer CoronnI.
Mire;css MESSAGES this afternoon
ncw.- of the prccarious condition OF
the Corozal with the information that
the navy ship is making every effort
- get tow line TO her. The Vutcan
answered Tic distress call of the
.;or1Zal early this morning ana :ooll
tha snip in tow. The line later parted
IhH Vulcan had succeeded in st..etch
ing second line 10 the disabled liner
this afternoon and proceeded to Nor
ING 20 coinnun ication rcca'vei later
a: the naval radio station The v"a-
sci expects To reach i!amLtrh I,oadG
carly Thursday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
Coal Operators Assert
They Welcome Inquiry
ley Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Dec. @;i.-Jnvcstt-
Ention OF the coal Industry is
"courtcd by the operators, IL was
asserted tonight by the executive
committee OF the Isituminous ConI
OpcrntOrs' Association, in n state
mcnt replying to the declaration
last night of Attorncy-Genernl
Palmer that the government would
mot assume thnt the operators
VIII break faith,' and intimntinC
that 'yayo would be found to keep
fnith In the coal strike ncttlcmc n /.
The executive committees state
mcnt announced thnt general
meeting of mine owners from nil
pnrts Of the United States hnd been
summoned to consider the situa-
tt0n arising from settlement OF the
strike. The place where the meet
ing will he held WINS not announced,
hut 1t was safd 1t would tnke place
ms soOn possible, presumably
shortly after Christmas.
The conf operators have always
courted full Investigation of the
industry" the executive commit
tees statement said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
PLUCKY SHERIFF, TWICE
WOUNDED. LANDS HIS MEN
South Dakota officer, Who Fired First
American Cannon Against Ger
mans, Now in Hospital.
inv Associa,cd prcssl

PARKER. s. d, Dec 33.-Olif Karr.
who claims the honor of having sent
the first she'll hurtling from an AmerI-
can gun into Gcrman-held territory
after America entered the world war.
is in local hospital today suffering
from two Sunshot wounds inflicted by
Joe Faine and Marion Junction, alleged
whisky runners.
karp, now sheriff of Turner County.
was shot in the right arm and left
leg. but placed the men under arrest
shifting his own revolver to his left
hand, karp brought his prisoners into
this city. distance of six miles, and
then collapsed and was taken to tho
hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
FREIGHT BILL OF LAOING
PROVISION UNREASONABLE
Interstate Commerce Commission Rulcs
suit Limitation Feature Must
lie Modified.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 23.-Fre!gh;
PHI of ladinG provisions. permitting
inc institution of suits for loss. dam :
age or delay only within two years
an6 one day. were held To be unrea-
sonable. unjustly discrimina tory ana
EnGuly prejudicial by the Interstate
commerce Commission today in decid-
ms the case brought by Jacob l..
Decker & Sons against the director
general OF railroads and others.
An order was. entered requiring the
mcdincation within sixty days OF such
provisions so that in cases where the
carrier has not declined a claim in
wEitiHg before the beginning of the
isst SIX months of the -year-and-
one-day period, suit thereon may be
entered within six months from the
d;.tc the claim is definitely declined.
but not after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
WOMAN IS AROUSED
By TALKING MACHINE
AFTER 8O-DAY SLEEP
Nor,cich. Ne,r York, Lays Claim
10 ':LOng Distance Sieeping'
Championship.
sRv Associated Press. !

NORWICH, y. Y, Dec. 23.-Neigh-
bors. relatives and doctors for eighty
days had tried 10 wake Mrs. Fred
Trace, OF oxford, from her sleeping
sickness. but today talking machine
succeeded where human voices had
failed.
when. as a last resort, a record was
played, she became conscious long
enough TO inquire:
What was that""
Then she fell asleep again. but was
reused several times after that. Her
physician now states that she will
recover.
The woman is ~ years old. and,
although believed here to be the 1919
champion for long distance sleep
Ing" is in good physical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
CHRISTMAS MAIL INCREASES
is 30 Ter Cent Heavier Than Las,
Years NecOrd-Drcakinr
Achievement
fBy Associated prcss

-, "iSlliNGTON, Dec. 23.--Iicports ia
me fost- Office Department from ali
iI -, 20 ol lhc country today showed the
iGT this year Than last. when IL reached
,ms , greatest volume known up TO that
o'Iie! ~ was announced today. No con
oL'ScS was reported one Office REPORT
ca an increase OF 13j per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
.I20F|T OF $4,000 DAILY
. MADE BY RA|DED Stills
Four Negroes Arraigncd and 300.
Acre Farm Confscatcd Follow
ing Moonshinc Haul.
MIST ERIoUs SMITH is MISSING
Revenue Agents Seek White Man
Supposed to BE South Side Store
Proprietor as Owner of Illicit Dis
tillcry Found Near Lakeside.

Profits OF more than $4,000 day
we're made by moonshincrs whose out
seized Monday by revenue officers
about mile and a half northwest
OF RICHMOND. not far from the Lake
This was the testimony of revenue
ohiccrs before United States Commis-
sioncr ficgenheimer yesterday after
and accessories 10 the moonshincrs.
Each was held for the April term of
the United states grand jury under
$1,000 bail.
BY order OF s. Il. Frame, in charge
2oo-acrc farm on which the distillins
ouint was found was conhscatcd yes
te.day. y mysterious smith. who tho
farm and employed them, disappeared
Yesterday when Internal revenue ofii-
GERS went TO his. home in South Rich
nond TO arrest him.
Served in United States Prison.
Henry. Harris. Harry Brooks. Ed
ward Weaver and Augustus Watson,
all c9!ored were the negroes bound
yesterday. Weaver, IL was testified
at the hearing yesterday. was just
re!eased ,., from q prison camp last April,
government as an alien.
III "a search OF the farmhouse which
inc moonshsners were said to havo
been using as headquarters, 100 bushels
OF wheat, two barrels OF molasses and
iwcnty-four bushels of corn meal were
discovered and seized. y pair Of mules
was also conrscatcd by the officers.
Revenue officers OF long experience
testified yesterday that the outfit found
Monday was the largest which they
had ever seen east OF the Blue Ridg gc
Mountains.
Planned for Holidays.
In four days there would have been
l:6uc, quarts of raw whisky ready for
the bootleg market" Agent Branc de-
believed
fne {ne me mo9nshiners no,ni We're getting ready
AT the hearing yesterday before
Commissioner. FleEenhcimer testimony
offered by Witnesses and statements oi
lief that the outfit had been in opera
ton since Thanksgiving Day.
to his aesoeTsfes ,nat , she an bad InoWn
chased the farm about this time. All
oi inc negroes made their defense that
!hey knew nothing of the operation OF
Revenue officers testified that the
negroes had told them that the man
known as Smith was the proprietor OF
a grocery store located AT Fourteenth
ana ana, feyTy Streets ,, , and tha; they had
'hefh were said 10 be 50 day.
Bail FiAed Mt $1,000.
All o. the. prisoners were sent 10
the Henrico County jail, however, until
alTaheementS for bail could be made.
II VAS declared by the officers who
saw the stills seized that they nave a
combined capacity OF from thirty TO
Iorty gallons day and that four or
nHe days operation would net the
owner the price OF his a00-acre farm.
Among the articles coniscated by
fcrnientors fun of mash So large was
the plant that j; took the officers unit!
iate yesterday afternoon TO finish its
ucsiructlon. Three men were required
to lift any one of the three stills onto
a truck TO be brought TO Richmond.
Many persons fiockcd to the scene yes
picture OF moonshinc still before
destruction by the officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
THIEVES GET $4,000
Back -Four Clerks Against WALL md
Force Superintendent TO
Open Safe.
TBv Associated Press. J

Mt. VERNON. y. Y. Dec. oS.-Six
men. armed with rcvolvcrs, entered the
distributing station OF a New York de-
7urtmcnt store at Tuckahoc today.
wall, forced tho rperintendent TO open
tho safe and departed with $4,000 In
cash. The bandits drove off in wait.
Ing taAicab.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
WAGES PAID IN KANSAS
WHEAT FIELDS IN 1919
State neport Shows the Average Wu,
S5.I. ns Against SILL
in 1918,
IRY Associntcd prnssl

TOPEKA, IiANS.. Dec 2S.-An in
crease of 10 per cent in the harvest
wage paid in<kansas in 1919 over the
pre-war wage paid in 1918, is shown
" a report issued today by Edward
Z. Paxton, field agent for the Uniteu
Kansas.
harvest laborcrs received on the
average Of ao.42 a day and board in
ant S2li in 1913. Wages for ordinary
farm labor, the report says, have risen
from an average OF Sl.53 in 1913 Ia
S2:i in 1918, and S3.7l in 1919 includ-
la. board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SUGAR HOARDER is FINED
ReIoit, Mich. Man Assessed 500 and
Costs for Holding 1000
Pounds Of sugar.
tBy Associated Press.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Dee. 2S.--.Tudgc
A. w. Snnhorn today ordered $1,000
pounds of sugar, seized last week from
over to the State Fair Price Committees
Leach was fined 500 and costs He
was charged with boarding under the
Lever act. Leach will receive 1l.32
cents 81 pound for the sugar which
prcc. II is claimed. he paid for H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
ITALIANS ARE DIsILLUsIoNED
Return to Amcricn After Short STAY
black UOmc," Where II. e.. IT,
Is at Its Apex.
IHv Associaled rrcss

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Severai hun-
dred disii ilusioncd Italians who return.
cd to Their native land after the sign
living on their savings. arrived here
today on the liner Patrc
They reported that tho high cost OF
living was II worse problem In Italv
than in the United States and that they
came back TO stay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SAYS WAR is BREWING
Whitney Warren Declares II VIII he
Bctwren Latins and Anglo
SRAOns.
INV Universal ScryIcc.I

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-''Thcre Is an
other war brewing and 1t will be be.
side and the Germans and Slavs on the
other sidc," said Whitney Warren, the
well-known architect. who returned on
after an absence Of two and n half
years In Europe. Most OF this time
he spent in Franco and Italy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
CHICAGO CUTS STREET-CAR
FARES TO SIX CENTS FLAT
Prevailing Rate Has Rcen Cent.
with deduction on Ticket
Sales,
fBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-Street car fares
,9uay were reduced here TO a fiat rate
"i cents by the Public Utilities Com
lhe cash fare had been cents. with
len rides ut % cents and iifty rides for
20. rms scale had prevailed only a
iisT,d r,mie' ,' INC HAT 7-ccnt fare cstab-
recently.
The new rate will be in force on
ii,ccenoer - Figures were presented
oH tnc Eity showing that ST $40 ner
cent o. inc passengers were paying the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
NO SNOW FOR CHRISTMAS
National Weather officials Say Grcn,
Lakes May Have Some. but Not
In East.
tBy Associated Press. !

WASIIINGTON. Dec. 23.-IIopes Tor
white Christmas" like those for a
wet Christmas" will depend largely
upon the stocks on hand. Weather Bu-
reau predictions tonight showing no
indications of more snow, either on
Christmas Eve or Christmas Day, for
the portion of the United States cast
of the mississippi River.
There may be some snow tomorrow
in the region OF the Great Lakes, hut
forecastcrs at the Weather bureau
sa!d such would be merely local.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
DANIELS SA US WAR ZONE MEN ARE DUE FIRST HONORS
NEW YORK THIEVES BEAT UP AND ROB VEAL THY TEXAN
HOWAT FREED, AGREEING TO HELP END KANSAS SIRLK1
Pershing Not Candidate
For Presidential Chair
tBy Universal Service. +,

CHICAGO, Dee. 23.-"Generai
PcrshimE IN not and will not he n
candidate for President"
This statement tOda! by BriEa-
dirr-Gcners1 Charles &. Dawes. who
iS said to be General pcrshinE's
closest friend and Intimately In his
confidence. wus said by politicians
to hnve completely exploded the
"PcrshinE for President" boom
launched by somc of the generals
friends.
"GcncrnI PrrshinE has told me
mnny times hr would not he n cnn-
didntc," said Acknowledgement
Dnwcn. 81 WIN with him great
deal OF the time during his Chicago
visit. If he were candidate I
would know IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
IoIshcvIsm sprcnds in nnlgarin

EENENA, Dec. 23.-Bol.hcvism la
cording TO a Sofia dispatch. The news
papers have warned tho government
that serious consequences will cnsue
unless pillaGing, robberies and political
intimidation now prevalent In Sofia urc
drost!cally dealt with.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
PERFORM THIRD OPERATION
TO save WATSON'S LIFE
virginia Congressman In Fighting
hara. nut Doctors Declare lie Is
GroWing Weaker Happily,

II. IITTIT;TTI!96JHe ETTTI p JHe TTlmes. .DIspatch.1
,,N,ASillN1'TON. Dco 23.-AlthouEh
an nope or recovery has been prac-
ucaiiH abandoned by physicians and
members members OF his family. Representative
,Matler y; watson. of Virginia, il was
iut thoriticS OF the hospital. is still fight
inT hard for his life. although weaker
third operation had been pcrformed.
by which II was hoped to arrest the
severe course of the disease
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HOLD UP LUMBER TRAIN
Robbers Get $1,000 Hcing Taken 10
Logging Cnmp for Weeks
Pay Roll.
iTiy Associatcd rrcss. I

QUlTAi.\N, CA. Dec. .S.--Maskcd
robbers boa rGlcd one OF tho locomo-
lives OF the yellow l'inc Lumber Com
pany, Ell route from Quitman to Perry,
Fla. and at the point Of pistols robbed
Engineer Lay and two negro trainmeu
of box containing $1,000. which was
10 meet the pay roll of the company'S
logging camp. according TO their re-
port to the company here today. Dogs
taken TO the scene found the trail cold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
BANDITS ROB CASHIER
OF OKLAHOMA BANK
Locked Him In ynult and Forced Him
to Hand Over $1,000 in
Currency.
fEv Nssoclaled press.l

SALLISAW. OKLA. Dec 2S.-Two
bandits, believed 10 be the men who
Bank at Cans, today held up the cashier
of the Farmers State Bank of Illinois,
at Gore. Okla locked him in the vault
in currency. and escaped toward Black
Gum Mountains on horses. according
to information rrcci ivcd here tonight
Posses pursuing them in automo obiieS
are handicapped by the roughness of
the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
LEN!NE LOSES HIS JOB
Washington Advised NJ. EaIinine Has
Deen Elected President OF
Moscow Committee.
tHy Universal servicc.l

IIiy Universal SerVicc.l
WASHINGTON. Dec. o3.---Leninc has
hecn displaced as president OF the
MOSCOW Soveit executive committee.
according TO a report received at the
state Department today. NJ Kalininc.
IL reported to have been elected presi-
cent: Lcnine being elected second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
HOOVER NOT IN RACE
Says lie Prefers Feeding Three Million
babies to Holding Job OF
President.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 2S.-Rumors
that he would be a candidate for the
presidency were dismissed by Herbert
Hoover when he returned here today
from the second Industrial conference
az Washington, called by President
Wilson.
II have no political aspirations"
said Mr.. Hoover, "and am perfectly
contcnted with my present work. that
OF providing 100000 European babies
with milk and healthy food"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
POPE BUYS TWO PLANES
VIII Bc Used for Special Diplomat If
Errnnds as Well ms by
PoDtiR.
fHv ITnlvcraal Srrv,cc

ROME. Dec. 23.--Popc Benedict In
tends to buy two airplanea OF the
latest type for use on special diplo-
matic crrnnds OF Vatican couriers. The
Holy Father also wishes TO have the
viancs available for himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
TWO KILLED IN FALL
!Airplnne Drops 1900 Feet. Causing
- Death Of Officer aud
Private.
iEv Associated Press.
l. I " L, l. x LII, :.

RIVERSIDE. CAL. Dec. o3.-Sccond
Lieutenant Herbert Tuchborne. of
Mt. Vernon. y. Y. and Private Allistcr
Lima: Of San Luis Obispo. Cal. were
killed today at March Field, the army
aviation field near here, when their
airplane fell 1000 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
INSANE ASYLUM BURNS
Believed Eight Patients Lost Thei,
Lives in Connecticut Hospital
Blaze.
fEv Nssoclntcd rrcs..

MlDDLETOWN. CONN, Dee. "a
pital for the Insane. in this place. arc
believed to have been burned TO death
tonight in Il fine which completely dc.
Of the hospital group. n mile east of
the main building. There were nfty-
three patients in the building. and ut
midnight only forty-iivc had been ac-
counted for -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-24
SAYS KANSAS MINERS
WILL. RETURN TO Won x

diction that union miners who went,
on strike today because District Pres-5
ident Alexander Howat was Imprisoned
tomorrow following The release OF shs.rt
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