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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
NEWS BULLETINS

PARIS. Feb. is.-A Berlin d.sputch
si Our Won Broekdorff- kantzau
setretary foT s eresa mar s eny an
the condition. that the armisticc COM
PARIS. Feb. lS.--A number OF emin-
ent jurists of the allied nations me t
,oda%, and decided. to form, an interna :
70 co-ordina;e international law and
form it into a code and to propose
ATL saE faa ff2 eb i s. nations excbanr
II the officers of the Atlanta Federal
Reserve Bank by. which Joseph A. Me
Of the bank. becomes chairman of the
board and Federal reserve agent,
and NJ; =. Wellborn., the present hold
LONDON: Feb. IS.-Thc America n
S Eshrnsrv Sa tos L. from bordeaux.
rived at Fayai within anain steam
wAsHTSGToN. Feb. 1s.-The De-
Commissioner w. I. Liller' had been
assigned 70 mediate in the dispute
tHeir s5sns ;eXt,e Torkers and
which approximately 5000 men ar"
said 70 he Involved.
Under allied American pressure. says
an Official war Office statement issued
here tonight, our attachments retired
versts from Pincga''
NEW YORK, Feb ls-Gcorge T.
Noon: Jr'. today scored his second con-
secutive victory in the nationa! Class
r lS.2 baik line billiard tourney by
defeating Julian Rice zoo to 1872
NEW YORK, Feb. lS.---A new air
night record for hvc-passengcr plane
VAS established today. when Captain
Roy y. Francis and four passengers
reached hcre TWO hours and nftccn
minutes after lc.vin Washington.
4 Ann I.
hought more than a billion dollars.
worth of thrift and war saving stamps
20 help TO can the Kaiser" accorcirr g
70! TO rtGort made public by tho
treasury Depariment to-day. Stamps
10 the extent OF 1894 per capita were
sold.
PITTSBURGH. IA. Feb. lS.-When
a fortunc.to!lcr's memory failed to re-
veal Magistrate John y. FUgassi's fu-
turc at his court here today. the judge
decided to reveal the fortune tclicr's.
and he cid. John Devinc, sixty-thrce
years Old OF New York. Was ordered
10 pay $40 fine. with tho option OF
serving thirty dnys in the worknouse
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COMPLAINED OF DELAY
As TO FINANCIAL TREATY

eisoNDON. Feb. lS.-One OF the notes
presented by Matthias Eraberger. one
Sof the German armistice commission
..Etc c-.s.. to Marshal Foch at TreveS on Fri
day. complained of the failure Of the
entente allies to commence negotia-
lions at Spa for financial treaty with
Germany, according TO a German wire
ia@ dispatch picked up here. Err.
befEer pointed out, according to the
mcssas sc that the arrangements made
by the entente called for a beginning
OF the negotiations on February IL,
and that the German delegates were at
Spa TO commence work.
Hs said it would ho necessary. IN
ca&nection with placing the German
cosn,nercial feet at the disposal OF the
ayes to arrive at an agreement re-
Easding the amount and price OF food
stihfs to he snplried Germ my, and
concerning the manner of payment. ac-
ccrdinG to the :ssase. He declared
that. IS these matters were not set
lied. Ii was impossible to give in
slructions 10 the commercial ileet, for
however anxious the German govern
rneat is 10 tulhll It's engagements. it
IS itS solemn duty not 10 place the
merchant feet under foreign control
ratii the purpose FOX which such =
significant and painful measure was
agreed upon has bcea assured"
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STRIKES AND BLOODSHED
IN THE RUHR DISTRICT
Government Troops Are Forced 10 Re-
tire In Severe Street
Fighting.

COPENHAGEN. Feb Is (via London
via radio):-Strikes and bloodshed are
growing in the Puhr district The
Spartacans In bite: lighting forced the
government troops TO retire at many
points. MuehlheiT. Stcrkrade and
Wanne are in Spartacan hands. The
city OF Dusseldorf is the scene OF
lighting, ana it's outskirts are lined
with trenches dug by the Reds antici-
patirE government attack.
Severe riots also have occurred In
Nuremberg, where the telegraph and
telephone wires as well as tho news
paper offices have been seized by the
SpartacanS.
Governmcnt reserves arc CT route to
tho Ruhr district
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CREW OF WRECKED SHIP
is LANDED AT NORFOLK
o,rrtnrn'ns Of Lamp Held Irresponsible
for Ela.c on Schooner
DONcrjcIdi.
ne Nssoclatcl I.rt.--l

NORFOLK, VA. Feb lS.--rhe cav
tain and crew Of the mae,eci
americ;;n schooner Doverjcldt, which,
was destroyed by an explosion and IRE,
thirty five miles southeast OF cana
Eatteras were landed here late this
Afternoon by the United states &c
the achoorer's distress bignais two davS.
age. when the craft sprua., a leak ana
stood by until fire torced her abandon.
nent.
The DoTerjcid. began leaking Lhor,lv
after passing Cape Henry en- route II,
Jacksonville from Newport Nou;. bu;
the crew stuck 70 the pumps until the
rising water In tho hold caused inc
donkey engine to explode.
They were then transferred to the
tTrippe. and few minutes later inc
schooner burst into flames \ larnp
ovtrturned by the carecning OF the
Ntsael IL blamed for tho fire
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BALLOON SETS ENDURANCE
RECORD IN LONG FLIGHT
NonrIstd Type Stnys In Air Thirty
Hours During Unfavorablc
Weather.
IEy Associated Press. !

CAPE MAY, y. j.. Feb. lS.-Remain-
minutes under the most unfavorablc
weather conditions, the naval ciirigiblc
CD last week established what is
claimed to be worlds endurance
record for the nonrisid type of ball
loon. "Details OF the flight became
known for the first time to-day.
Tyndall, OF New York in comma nd. left
its hangar at the naval air station here
last W ednesday at 1885 =. NJ. BAD
rain, high winds, snow and extremely
low temperatures were encountered.
Early Friday the dirigiblo developed
motor trouble and at l:iI o'clock that
morning safe landing was made
The C-3 is oil the Blimp type.
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he French capital. and his whole de-
meanor, exceedingly serious, despite
the day OF his departure, have picked
up and frightened perccpNbiy, ana he
is visiblr improved in his health.
The Wilson smile" which, th" Paris
photuS Pliers and newspaper writer's
made famous. and which was comspicu-
Gus by its absence most OF the time
once the peace difference had got Sc
riousIy undcr way. has come back. and
tho Presidents cntirc air is that of the
man who has been irstillcd With fresh
life and vigor n Il time when he most
sorely needed just such recreation MS
this "trip is afforc'inS him.
Though Admiral Cirayson. his physi-
clan, is trying to keep all ncrve.rack-
is keeping in close and keen touch
with all the news the radio is flashing
to the ship station, both from America
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WILSON'S GOOD HEALTH |
RECLAIMED ON SEA TRIP.
Famous Smile Returning as He Takes Fresh Air and
Daily Walks After firing Grind of
Peace Conference.

ABOARD THE L. :. s GEORGE
WASHINGTON. Feb. Is (Wireless).--
president Wilson, tagged out" from
tho torriiic strain of labor in Paris. is
enjoying his homcward sea vo,a q
probably more than any vacation he
has ever had.
Accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. the
Presiden; is taking long walks" ON
the deck OF the George Washington
and now aud then Inc is seen to stop,
lean over the rail and take IN deep
breaths of the fresh, :nvIgoratin \
ocean air
No one who has not been constantly
with Mr.. Wilson since ne left Americas
shores can realize the strain under
he stepped upon Europc's soil to the
moment his ship east anchor in the
harbor OF Brest and how Infinitely
welcome this trip is to him Already
his face. unusually grave when he left
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DON'T LET ACOLD
GATHER HEADWAY
Nick it right ut the start with
DR.. Kings New Discovery.

Go after It hard. Relieve it or
cough or mild attack of grippe or
bronchitis promptly. PLEASANTLY. cfec-
lively. economically. Loosen the
STIFFNESS. check tho sniffics. the tight
feeling. the irritation, the watery, in
famed eyes
1t takes only a little of Or. Kings
New Discovery 10 help the usual cold
and cough discomforts If taken accord
ing to directions 4 large bottle lasts
long and is pleasant for young and
old. Keep il In ndy--colds and coughs
come unexpectedly. suddenly. Coo and
&l.N
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RS1TIsH DECLARE THEIR
CONTENTIOUS JUSTIFIED

iH% Associated Press
LON DON Feo. iS.-EeferrinC "a !Ac
lea que of nations covenant, the Times.
IN an editorial emphasizes the sa;;s-
faction IL gives 20 Contc nticns OF the
British navy during the war regarding
neutral countries bordering on enemy
nations. The provision regarding
massage over the territory % 4 mem
Der u the league the n:wspapcr says.
1uaEeS the Baltic IN open sea II sweden
and Denmark join tho league
Tbs rIGht claimed by tho league 10
cut OF communication between a
criminal power and any countries.
wha;her members Of the league or not 20
the editorial continues. in effect
aho!!sles ncutcc !ii.t IN aiWar like the
ore Just passed. 40 re- "ntorccs Inc
disciplinary strength 81 sea power IN a
future war
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FAIRS PRESS GRATIFIED
OVER ARNliSTICE TERMS

PARIS. Feb. i5.--Thc Paris press to-
GaJ expresses satisfaction over the
extension Of the arnl!s,ce with Ger
lnAa2 under The conditions imposed
Once more Inc Germans have bowed
20 the firmly expressed VII! Of tho al
lies" Says the Matin, Germany need.
90 pointed warning she now has
only on" policy LEFT 10 hc---to pay
and SEEK oblivion"
INK LCao &c Paris recalls the fact
that i nredca four days az debate by
IN. allied and associated powers TO
bring Chen to q realization "rf IN. ncC-
csSi OF GiNing proof 81 their unity
- ING encny.! 1t Expresses The hope
that tn. lesson o! rrcvcs viii be
Needed and applied 10 numerous prob.
lens apparently hopeless OF solution"
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200 CONVERTS HIT
TRAIL FOR SUNDAY
CONTINUED From First Pago.)

NCOniinucO FROM lFSl lISC.D
rrite who ,wceps loudly, and osicnta-
tiously III the funeral of his wife. heaps
Impression On the other woman he
hopes Ia invciglc into matrimonial
chains-."and then marrics again in six
months
1T is sadly true OF a lot of people"
said MIR Sunday. mat they can change
the crowd tS' they '"a are VIII wIthmy ee SUI
church they've got as much religion as
anybody, but the case is different when
they get holne-yep, They are AS
to change his clothes. They lind IL
easy TO nod their heads approviusly
With the majority, as henpeckcd hus-
band does to agree with his Wife. Yop.
ADJUST SELVES TO
CABARET OR CHURCH
Whether they are in the smok Ing
car or prayer meeting makes no diff
ference. TO them-no. They can adjust
cabaret; Il doesn't make any differ
cnce whether he has his wife on his
Jap or some oiher woman. Just where
nc happens 70 be-. !. it's - home. it's
and they are temperance men when
ever they happen 10 be with that kind
.; crowd, hui they can tale Il SOCIAL
d.rectioR--ycs. Whether they say their
prayers Gpon going to bed depends on
whether they arc rooniinG with a man
VINO priyS or takes niEhtcap before
Like a fellow heard OF. oh. the
schoo! board was employing him as
principal, and ono OF the school board
hc said Professor. in teaching geo
is round or fat
The professor said: That depends
hat system. ] teach that, and il they
van: The round system. ! teach that
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OFFER LABOR SOLUTION
t"rnmn,c"d Government Work Tic uc
sumcd and Lands Dr nr-
yrlONeG.

MEM YORK, Feb Resumption
~ al government work. suspended
because Of the war. payment OF sol.
uiers wages uniii they obtain tin
p'0yn"nt. development Uf government
lands WITH financial assistance pro.
NI1eu 10 thc tenants, and prohibit ion
OF MIN iErII ion for tour Gears ore roe.
"'nmcnded in The draft OF q lrGisia.
llnc rtlnrni program sdopts0 and
made public here today b. tile cSc,.l,.
live council Of tho .Aincrican Fc,lcra
ton OF Labor
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RnIkS Mt CuttInr WAR.

WASHINGTUN, Feb. 1S.--The coal
purchasing policy OF the railroad. ad-
ministration was outlined today by Dl-
with J. L. Lewis. vice president OF the
United Mine Workers OF America. and
Warren Il: Pippin, of the fuel admins
tration'S labor bureau. Mr.. Hines sale,
IL was the purpose OF the adninistra-
ton to avoid any action calculated 10
depress wages OF coal miners or re-
duce the amount Of coal PRODUCED.
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Won RERNSTORFF QUITE
.SClkL iILI WON'T BE iIE.LE.G AYE

EEELIN Feb. ls--Coun; Won Bern
$;9Ef .a!Mcr German ambassador &c,
tad lni.eG Ststcs. sa!d t;day 1, YVES
h!Shlr Improbable he would DO a MEM
hcT. ct the German peace delegation.
T!1f coun; declared lie expected 10 re-
111n il Ecrlia as hcad ot the Foreign
tcIia! for presentation 90 the pcace
coisfeTence by tic German delegates.
a1h % &C, as tho Berlin adviser to
~ government oil peace negotiations
dutins The abStDcs Of tbs Foreign Min
is4r. who w!.l be member or the
phdcc delegation.
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For AIrplunc service in Europc.

Nv N3soctatcd Tr2gN.
BERLIN, Feb. lS.--Amcric1n officers
arc ondcavorinG 10 arrange for an arr
plane courier service TO connect varl-
GUS military missions at dinercu9
points in the central empires and in
rev states with the American base In
FRANCE. Present Communications are
uiiticuit and unsatisfactory, particular
l. with Prague and Warsaw
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Government WIZ con,ro, ne,lc,.

WAsHINGToN. Feb I8..-Contro, .,
tho Locomotive Suporheatcr Company
OF New York has boon acquired by the
railroad administration through pur-
chase from the alien property Gust odian
or 81 per cent of the stock, formerly
hsionSiaE 10 German lntcrosts. THO
purchase Wall prevent the concern from
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ncport OF enlargement rpround,d

y hs.oria;cd prs.s.I
LONDON. Fob. IL. The oltiria, rrt15
'nr."n Says thht report fror, Paris
81 The Impending annorIccneu. oC tho
HhEa: cement OF Princess VcIaHlo. The
eldest daughter Of tho King Of I;aiy.
10 The Prince CT Wales is .nfoundtt
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age act. after celebrating twelve
hours had failed TO aSree at 1880 a.
Tie jury retired Il, 1890 T.. 81. yes
trrdly and at $50 appeared In court
run nsE ~, 'or in,n,r"ctions on tho
Which ucr,a.na to n pamphlet entitled
,"T!," Great Madness" Of which Pro.
fcssor Nearing is alleged by the GOV.
CrnmcMt 70 be the author.
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Stir Whose Torpid Bowels.

Enjoy tho freedom OF the regularity
made possible by mild yet positive
acting. natural pleaBant, comfortable
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. Not habit.
forming. but system cleanser that
promotes hcalthful rexults. All drug
CiSts. o5c--AlY
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NEARING JURY DlSAGREES
Delihrrntion Of Twelve Hours Fails
to Convict Nan Charged "ith
NtOIntin- Act.

NEW YORK. Feb. io.--The Jury IN
the trial OF Professor Scot: Nearing
charged with violation OF tho espiom-
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Anmouncex Lo.. OF Seaman Maenn.

NNSHI NETVN, Feb. lS.--COiin NJ
MacRae. Sunset Park, Wilmington ~
G., a seaman OF the navy. was lost a,
sea January 80. the Navy Departme nt
announces.
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Sink J-Boa,, In Son

COPENHAGEN. Feb. lS.-h number
q; undismantlcd submarines lying in
HFE dock in the kiel harbor have been
nnce with The arm.isticn terma.
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CONSTIPATION

The bowels should move daily. II
they don't. your system will soon b,
disordeted
Stir UP that siusgish liver and
cleanse your t'oten with Munyou'.
Paw-Paw Pills.
Munyon's Paw-Psw Pills arouse
the most sluggish liver. If you bloa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-19
HOW TO SAVE ON SHOES

Out Of curiosity | tried a pair of
NcOlin Soles, writes w. p. Mccartney
Of St. Louis, and today. after five
months Of hard service fail to notice
an real signs Of wear on them"
This statement points the way TO
real economy in shoes. What your
shoes cost, by the year. depends largely
on how the solos wear and Ne6lin Soles
do wear very long time. Moreover,
they are exceedingly comfortable and
overwhelmingly made to be
exactly what solss should be and so
worn now by millions.
They are available everywhere On
new shoes and for rc-soling. They arc
made by The Goodyear Tire g. Rub.
Der Company. Akron. Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed 10
outwear any other heels.
TaeOlita Ss,les
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AFTER meals, il you
h We heartburn.
waterbrasll. s o u r
etcna ch, or If yon
are nervous. un-
able 10 S c. p.
Munyon's Paw
Paw Pills II what
you need.
No, 4 drug but
purely vegeta BILE
compound.
S o. d by all
druggists, 1t Soc
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HIsrLY SENT TO TOCH
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

ySTjn Sunday afternoon between and
4 o'clock the note TO accompany the
act OF SHINING the agreement was
d;ewn up and approved. This note.
M$h the orders for the signing, was
teSephoned TO Berlin, where the me-
cHsnical apparatus for forwarding Il
was located. The note was repeated
over the telephone from Berlin for
ver!fcatioa, the reading being finished
al $40 o'clock.
The note was received in Treves a
half hour later, and Herr Erzbergcr.
who lis said TO have been vastly sur
priscd and upset, communicated it 70
Marshal Foch.
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rs Us Issberxer handcdrto Asrsha, Foeh =
M notwithstanding memorial. in which
'tsts 3A;was attemp,cd 10 Justify Germany'a
xnAsd done her beat TO mee, her ehiisa-
s..ss~ He also gave the marshal a memo
sarida from Philip Schcidcmann. tho
ss.--ssc~ German Chancellor. complaining OF
.-.s-1aA increasingly hard terms tGrssd on on
s4 Germans beipS forced To evacuate Po-
l$Hl. delivering German fortresses TO
al .AEr Poles and &bandopins tho German
H8cpie thore. a demand WAS made that
- Ute allies require the Poles to cease
isSalr attacks against the Germans.
&Nyhis last request has already been
aRSApllsd with, a tclesram having been
8 LHrpt 10 Warsaw from Paris las, night.
The German Cabinet voted early sun
81 FOR tho renewal o. the armisticE aud
$ take the chances OF an allied military
s-xipn with the party leaders, however.
SIC decision WAS changed dan, and on SIN IN
Isl ars1listi be signed
THOUGHT IT MEANT
49,. OCCUPATIONS OF COUNTRY
i sppssTs The fey, FSyer rnns;,ion so as
i eapasie Of being construed TO mean
that the allies, II they found II necoS,
sssy pEs G IS aesla at to ave fe
shat Ultimately there would be such
an ocGupation and that IT might De
now, rather than sign an agreement
with it considered was degrading IN
its terms.
These terms. II is held not only con-
taInsd no guarantee that there would
not be an occupation of AL Germany.
but Indicated Ia the estimation of tho
Cabinet that it was, after ali, only
matter of time until upon ono prctcZt
or another the allied troops would ad-
vance
session Saturday receipt OF a be-
lated copy of Marshal 1Hoch's u!t!matunl
that Matthias Erzberser had forwarded
: and which had been mystcr iouslH de-
layed The ministers were in confer
!. encc until : o'clock SUNDAY, morning.
1 yi,ey then took 2 recess until ) O'Clock.
: Toward morning they took Il final vote.
which was in favor of Il declination 70
a,i; was felt however. i, is explained.
that all tho German parties had
: right 10 voice in the decision; and
Z since there were still several hours
Z Before an answer had 10 be filed. The
party leaders were summoned INTO
E Council This consuita;ion resulted in
2 reverse, OF the decision before the
4 6hS was over, and. although the Cabi,
ret had perfect legal right 20 stand
I upon its decision, the eNpla nation runs.
! it bowed to the will OF the peoples
EsGresenta tives.
rn
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
REAL ESTATE
GOOD BUYS

Good fivc-room modem -bungalow,
mantel. large rooms and basement,
cl0se in south side Price ts,oop
$4,000 cash. balance reasonable
terms
New up-to-dit- five-room modern
bungalow: close In south side. mrge
rooms oak floors basement CARA ge
and servants quarters. Price 1850;
some terms.
Good four room modern bungalow,
south side, well located. Price
&4.250, $500 cash balance 500 per
month
New slx-room Modera Bungalow:
corner lot. close IN, ftce $4,000.
$4,000 cash. balance good terms.
New slN-room modern bungaolw;
close in Price $500. $4,000 cash.
reasonable terms,
New six room modern hyhgalow on
Gillctt street. garage. pflce $1,000
81 0Ou cash good terms
c. H. Terwilleger Co.
ioOl-O2 Mayo Bldg
Phone Osagc 6i92-4290
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

We are handling many rental
properties in Tulsa and will
be glad to handle yours If
YOU have a house for rent We
have a desirable tenant for it,.
Call Cedar lI76. 4 {. {. Nor
ris & Co., 22j Kennedy Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

Furnished apartment wanted
by refined couple; will pay
good price NJ. V. Bennett.
Room AS Ketchum Hotel.