Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-21
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. Nov. 2O.-I-p 70 late ms
eNeninE. the British Foreign Onicc had
rGceire6 no official information from
Washington on the action of tho United
states Senate Wednesday night III re.
1eciinS the treaty OF Versailles.
SYRACUSE. y. Y. Nov. oo.-Mcm-
hers OF the American Legion having
is, 1,,cnt;l TO storm projected social
natrick: former Socialist candidate for
Vice President. is scheduled to speak.
INC Mayor announced today tina: he
VIII not permit the meeting 20 be held.
SAYS editoria!ly regarding the United
states Scnatc's action: Possibly the
SITUATION is less desperate than II was
forty eight hours ago since now there
will be an interval for Consideration
ana reflection. The world will await
the next decision with anxiety"
JACkSoNNILLE, FLA. Nov. a0.-Ac-
ootuiiS u an opinion handed down to-
Genera! OF Florida. tho rour-fair plan
OF the centennial commission TO COM
memoratS the ono hund7cdth snniver-
Is OF no force and effect.
BERLIN. Nov. oo-President Ebert
while walking or the street yesterday
Slipned on the icy sidewalk and fell
landing on his face and so severely
TO he called. He sustained q Gu, over
one cyc. necesstating several stitches.
CHARLOTTE. y. c.. Sov. 2e.-De-
Tense counsel in the preliminary trial
OF Chief OF Police Orr and thirty OF
his men charged with murder in CON
nection with the street ear riot here
August &c, announced tonight that
they had only eight witnesses sc, TO
present, and that the last OF these
would be heard tomorrow.
MACON, GA, Nov. oo.-R w. Moore.
icrty-eiSht years OF age, State Rep
rcSentativc from Hancock County, was
Killed when an automobile that ne
was driving overturned following a
| collision on the road between Macon
and Milicdgcrille tonight.
BERLIN, Nov. 20.--Ferdnand Bonn.
ihc actor who impersonatcd Wilhelm
IL. in the recently suppressed Kaiser
film" purporiing to picture the en-
EmperorS career was forcib!y driven
from a platform and hall in Munich,
where he was giving recita tons.
BERLIN. NOV. 2O-The overwhel;n-
elections is prominently featured in
the German press. with the exception
OF the radical papers. II has given
additional stimulus TO the already
strong trend toward the Conservative
and nationaliStic parties, with core.
! spondingly depressing effect on the
Socialist elements.
/ LONDON. Nov. Gothic irst list of
! German citizens to be demanded for
| trial by an international court, under
I the terms of the peace treaty. numbers
/ eighty and includes the eXkaiser. the
! former crown prince and Grand -Ad-
! miral Won Tirpitz the Evening News
, says il learns.
! ROME, Nov. 2o.-Signor Tittoni in
I sists upon res!gning from his pos, as
/ Foreign Minister, according TO the Gior-
male DItaiia. both for personal reasons
and because of ill-hcalth. He will
become president OF the Senate. says
the paper. and thus there is a pos.
sibility of a ministerial criiss and a
reconstruction OF the Cabinet before
The reopeNng OF the Chamber
. WASHINGTON, Nov o0.-Eack from
I the haZar,lous task Of cleaning mp more
! TRAN 5o0In mines planted in the Nor;f
Sea, tnirty-two mine sweeperS whigi
arrived At New York yesterday s1C
Daniels in The North River Monday.
WEST NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.--IElixa.
beth Schnitter, the twenty-y ear-olt
saturday By jumping from \ fcrryboti
LeCAuac OF "no!EOn pom letters said u