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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
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iii @eifGitcn IN SmcnspiIlc.
SRI. Grumn @alfcr trat letter
Wontoa cine gciiihsreiie nod ct
2ouis an.
Die Silent Joro s(genti,r crbiel
am Wontag cine Senoune bon film
neucn Sorb g(i,tos.
SRI. 2pbia Selmenbafl BOZ
Berger, %itattete letten Samstaa bic.
iigen Gerpanbtcn cinen 0eiud ab.
Carl @cbcr mladte lctten DION.
tag cine @eibGftsreiie i'm Sntereiie
Der &lenf 2i,mber 60, nad ct.
2oltts.
Sranf Sitter lit lesten Sonntag
aus &anias 5uriifgefebrt, mo er neb.
rere Wonate in Der oortigen Grntc.
feloern beihdftiet mar.
-Srls. Srngarb Druid unb
amanoa Nclinlanl rciIten lestc go.
dc nod ct. 2ouis, I'M m1brcnb nes
@inters bort 5u berbIeiben.
SRI, NINA aloppenborg, ipcIdc
ip1brcllo ocs Sommers bier bel ibren
eltern pcrlpeiltc, rciitc letter Mcntag
ipicScr nod ct. 2oilis 5rlriid.
70
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st. 2puis. bcfinben iit icit mcbrcreu
Tagcn bier aitf 9eiud bel SEQ. Rcycr
If. unb q. NJ. 8ict unb Samilie.
ytad, Dem Yicturc Sboru finbct
am Samstag Ibcnb in Scr CONCERT
bale Gin SanafrGn5dcn itatt. Gin,
tritt so Gents, 9ancn frci.
-Serbert Sihapplcr, 2plis Dep.
pc mo @co. Ghesfp uno Satin, BON
Fotsoanl, lparcn geitern bier in &c.
ldldItliden Mngelcgcnbeitcn.
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Scbn GbDin, iomie g(len u. Oruid,,
bon @aibinaton, luarcn letter Sonn.
tag bier ais @1itc Scr Srau Senrp
gnihntcper.
Clos. @ainltorf unb Satin
llad,ter lcbtcn Samstag in ibrent
gittonobil cincn Irsflue nod Girf.
moo0, no, no Tie Sertpanote be.
illdtcn.
Geo. 8iie uno 5amilic, BON
Chicago, ilnb Sobn Soelnter un0 Mlb.
5. @cetbemeper, bon CHARLOTTE, be.
fanocn iid ant Mithpoh au furscn
geiitd)e bier.
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Sriebcnsrifter Ibil. Rotb, bon
lit nad) Scrmam iiberIic.
belt iltb belpobnt nit ieiner @attin
oas Stoblmann @eb1libe an Scr
@barfitraBe.
SRI. either Soe1er. iueIdc inch.
rcrc @oden in Sope Bel Ser Samilic
pcr,peilte, fam lettc @odc
bier oilrd auf Der Scimrciie mad
bcgriffcn.
6rl. Nina aueifer. BON Ban,
mcbrere Gage bier aIs @oit
'hrer Sd'ueiter, 6rali Gue. @rof,
uerlpeilte, reiite lctte ISOLDE nod
9ebrasfa I'M ibrcr Sdmeitcr.
6rau 6ranf @ide cinen 8eiud absn.
-Gbas. 3iedmann reiite Iebtcn
oicistas itad aanias Gitp 100 or
flebrere @oden bel ieiner sodter,
5rmi Caroline 8odIanes 8n pcrmei.
beabiidtist. Sobn aodIanes,
pelder ieit Sfpci Sabren bier BEL ici.
zen @roBeltcrn ipobnte. bcsIcitete
Germ Riednlann nod aanias gitp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

Sermann aoepfc bat feline Garm
an DER Urn Sort, bcitebenb aus 1876
9ffer. OIL eop. aoepfe fir $7500.00
n~erfuuft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
Seiratbs 2isenien.

Edw. B. Vogelsang, Morrison "a
Elsie H. Frey, Morrison - 1s
Aug. B. AufderHeid Owensville 80
Ida L. Hartmann, Owensville 10
Luther L. Ficke, Rosebud - 10
Edith F. Hollandsworth, Rosebud 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

@eborem autber @bitIod unb @at.
Tin, in Roiebuo, Elm 3o6terdcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

Bert Griber. Gin bel &oiebub mobn.
Batter ELECTROMAGNETIC. lulirhc lettc
ISOLDE ~ifymer5baft berlett oils Der
Notorpagcn' alf Dem er fubr, pom
Scleiic iprana unb i'm aeraoe Dor
Die &dbcr mari sic iibcr icincn aor.
per liefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26
aasemeine gonnts.9 enisteiteH.


i @eboren. autber @bitIod rnb 60
/. Tin, in Roiebub, Elm 3o6terdcn.
| Sermann aoepfc bat feline Garu
on DER 9rp Sort, bcItebenb aus 13I
a(fer, an eoip. aoepfe fir $4,000
~nerfauft.
5ris 8iebingbaaen ldBt gegentpdr
tig diif ieiner Sarm in 5biro Gree
Sopnsbip. Gin ifones @obnbaitl
Ourd ocu gal,untcrnebmer San
SappnleDer baucn.
6. 3. @itte, Elm lan~gjdbriger uni
befamter 9iirger unieres Gountps
lit am 6. Septcmber in ieiner Sob.
ming nabeG Canaan i'm alter BON 7t
Snbren g%citorben.
saorf Bros. BON Ho5ebiib, baden
lcsfr ISOLDE NIT benz g}an ocs neiien
Sfulbaiiies I'M Heeie Giitrift bcgon.
men. 9as @cbdrlbc miro ans Bad.
itcin errihtet fpcrben.
ISM. @adcr, bon gnhor, Jeras,
Sobn bcs friibcr naGc SwcnspilIe
m~obnbaften BERT. Iiiglit @ader, mar
lcttc @ode in Sipcnspillc nnb lin.
gegcno gum geildJ bon @erpanoten.
Sris Shaeperfocttcr, &aufmann
i'll Wt. Sterling, beiorst jett ben
transport ieiner 8aufeiiter mittels
cines groBen &raftpagens (Sr,id)
Den CT ST. bieicm 3mefc fiir3Iih faitf.
tc.
Bert Grioer. Gin bel Hoiebu6 pobn.
Batter ELECTROMAGNETIC, lulirbc lettc
ISOLDE idmer5baft berlett oils Der
Notorpagcn' aitf Dem or flibr, bonn
8cleiic iprana unb i'm aeraoe Dor
Die Mabcr mari sic iibcr icincn a6r.
per liefen.
Surmer I'M iiibfiditcn Sbcil iii.
leres Gountps ihGben ibrc gprnernte
auf oreipiertel elmer polIen grnte, in,
mittlcrcn Sbeile bes gountps miro
bic Grnte peinger als Die SGlfte Ell.
ncr SolIernte unb i'm n6roliden
5hcilc cine babe Grnte bctragen.
Grnlt Soener flingirtc Del scr ger-
iteiacrina alf Gbeobcr SfuIte's
nabc Ban, aIs Iiltionatcr nno
beridtet bob anes mas gnu @crfaufc
a%nsgeboten lpuroc iebr cute Hreiic
SER Sdultc pirb mad
iib%eriicocln.
Die SdJulen bon 9lanO murbeu
am Is. Scptcmbcr fir oas nGdltc
Sduljabr luieber croffnct irnb 5luor
nit elmer Sdiiler5abI bon 1873 Sdii-
6. 8. snooarass lit scr GU
,erintenbent Ser Sdulcn. bcn fol.
Ienbe 4cbrer CUR Scite Itebcn: 6. s.
benslcp un0 Srls. Bertha Renid nno
sbna MideI.
Bon Spensbille mer0en iett t1a.
ib orci Garlaoitngen Sire Clan nod
It. 2otis perianbt. u. g. Cor, meI.
Der bort mebrere oicier Sbongruben
bat ipGbrcno Den lcbten ieds
allf Ocn 5arnlen bon Sobn
5oft. Sris SdaIf imb y. %. Mc-
.nrbp nad) peiteren Gbonlagern &C.
Sbon mllroe biz at elmer Eie.
: bon $50 Sub ecf,lnoen.
rue translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Missouri, on
Sept. 25, 1919, as required by the
Act of October 6, 1917.
@altcr @ebmeper lit Iebte 8ode
us Dem iibericeiiden &riegsoienIt in
inc Scinatb bel Charlotte sllriidsc.
brit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

5ris 8iebingbaaen ldBt eegenpdr.
zig aiif ieiner Sarm in Sbiro Greet
S%olpnsbip, Gin idones @obnbaiis
Ourd ocn gal,iintcrnebmer Gam
Sappmeper balcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

6. s. 8itte, Elm Iansjdbriger uno
bcfamlter 8iirger inieres gountps,
lit am G.. September in ieiner Sob
ming nabeG Canaan I'M altcr BON 76
Snbren ~gcitorben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

saorf Bros. bon @oIebiib, baben
lcste ISOLDE NIT benz Dan bes r,eiien
Sdulbalies int 1eeie 0iitrift bcson-
men. 0as @ebdilbc miro ans Bod.
itcin erridtet fpcrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

Srib Sdaeperfocttcr, &aufmann
i'll Nj. Sterling, beiorst jett ben
transport ieiner &aufsiitcr mittels
zines groBen &raftpaeens Gr,td)
Den CT SIT bieicm 3wefc fiir,lid fa,tf.
tc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

Sarmer I'M iiibfiditcn Sbeil un.
ieres Gountps ihGben ibre g%prnernte
auf oreipiertel elmer poIlen grnte, iml
.mittlercn Tbeile bes gountps miro
bic Grnte meinger als Die Sdlfte Ell.
ncr 8ollernte unb i'm n6roli6en
Sbcilc cine balbc Grntc bctragen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

ISM. @afcr. bon anhor, Ieras
So6n bcs friibcr na6c SwcnspilIt
m%obngaften BERT. Ilignit 8ader, maj
lcttc @ode in Sipcispille nnb lin.
gegenb gum geiiif bon @ernan6ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-09-26

Solgenoc @runoeisentbums. lleber.
traglngen iunrben felt letter @ode
i'm Diciigcn 8ccother . amtc gebndt:
Grben bon Mbrabom S. 5fmeer an
hilbert 2arge, 140 Mder nabc Gleob.
cspiIle fiir 81; Gilbert 2ange IN @.
s. Mattbeips, 140 older nabc Gleap-
esbillc, fir $4,000; Sranf 6. aidcr
an Serbert 6. Sdmitt, Elm @runo.
itiid in 8otSbam fir $1,000; 2onis
9rieiffe on Ben. nnb Slgo Sede.
mcper, Cots 8 rnb 10, @lod A in
0Ioenbiirs (5toIpe) nnb t.2s gder
2ano in oemielben Srte, fir $4,000;
Scnrp 5reorid an @m. S. Sflottoa,
bon gIano. 40 ader norblid
bon 8Ianb fir $1,000; Soeob 6.
2iorrberscr an Gralf 8. Slider, 40
ader nabc gotsbam, fir $500:
Serb s. 9iebnn an 2onis s. griei6.
EL w. = Ar"hHNA 80 A-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

q. week for thirteen weeks after she
stops war work If. during that time
she does not find other employment.
This is tho only tangible bridge the
government; has been able 10 provide
10 carry the workers over the transit
ton period
Other means OF helping the situation
are to he loft 10 the new organization
in the Labor Ministcry. To solve the
problem or demobilizing these women
workers. the country has been divided
into eleven Labor districts, each with
II district council which Will be In
c.osc touch with the Labor Ministry.
These councils will be composed of
representatives of each town Or sma II
district in which there is q labor en-
rioymcmt agency. and these latter
agencies VIII "rgan:zn committees TO
care for the needs Of the workers in
each town.
y member of the government re-
Gently told the Associated Press that
the most serious difficulties could be
expected during the first six months Of
reace. During that time, lie snid, there
was bound 10 he much Unemployment
and dissa tisfaction over wages and the
high cost OF living. lie hoped Il re-
auction of the prices OF necessities
would hclp To relieve the situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
TRAGIC MEMORIES MARK I,
SCENE OF PEACE FARLEY
Versailles Is City Where French suf.
ferrcd Great Humiliation From
Huns In 1871.

PARIS, january Observation-Disclosures
sailles. where the peace conference &.
to be held, has tragic memories tor
France as the scene of her great hui
initiation when. on January Is, 1871. In
the famous Galleries des Glaccs. KinS
William OF Prussia wns proclaimed
German Emperor. About five week.
later the French ENJOYS were forced
10 sign the preliminaries OF the hard
peace imposed upon France by Bis
murck
The Germans set an imposing stage,
for the first ceremony. Old King VIII
liam, the Crown Prince Frederick.
father o. the last German Emperor
Bismarck Moltke and other Prussiai,
generals and 9-.GcsS, assembled for .
religious service. After the sermon
was preached tho King read patent
establishing the empire. and BismarcI
followed with the proclamation. which:
concluded: May God grant us and Our
Successors ever to be increasers OF.
comquests. but with the graces and
gifts OF peace for the national we'll
being. for freedom and civilization
Cheers for the new Emperor were
led by the Grand Duke Of Baden.
1t was at Bismarck's lodgings in
the Rue dc Provence. Versailles, that
he negotiated the peace treaty pre-
liminarics with the French representa-
tivcs. Theirs and Favrc. The French
were compelled to agree to the sur
render of Alsace and much of LORI
rainc and to pay an Indemnity Of ST.
900. 100000. and to submit to Ger
man entry into Paris and German
occupation Of "a large area In France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
DEMOBIllztHG OF WOMEN
WORKERS GRAVE PROBLEM
Eri;i>, Ministry nf labor Cunrrunts
Task Of Curing for I,Gnu,9Du
Feminine War l.ah0rcrN.

:. LONDON. January tspeeiall-
To "demoboiiIc" about l,G0O.u0G NO
men war workers is the colossal task
assigned 20 speciai department of
tile Ministry OF Labor Women pre-
dominate in this new organization
One OF Tho most difficult Of their
Irnbiems Viii he how 10 satisfy a inu-
nitinn workcr who has been earning
from SIS 10 81" week. now that shc
J" called unoE TO return 10 her foruc~
task as Il family servant At from So to
$50 Il week. Government officials re-
a;izr that this IS one OF the hard prob
ems connected wi,a the nstrjictiolt
i.riOa especially as these -.ris and
women must sacrifice some of the free.
dom !hoy have enjoyed Us munitinn
workers and ROW submit 20 more
cNac!inS hours Of work. They are an
pealinS To the workers Ia :tdjus, them
selves to the new order OF things as
hest they can. and 10 be WILLING to
make Sacrifices during the reconstruc-
ton AZ they did during The wu.
ncmpioymcnt is one OF the hiN
- ohicrnS. Employcrs. arc being ad-
n:onishca 10 give their workers long
In;.rc OF dismissal aud not 70 dis
chargt large numbers ut one time -
ala the girls. the government has az
';ded 10 give each wa" worker 81 )
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
iAUGHN HOLDS TITLE
Ihi"S Flicker Lends the List Of 1915
baseball Diamond
Performers.

Nahn. Of the Chicago team. won
n. ~ of the leading pitcher OF the
nation League. during The 1918 sea-
son bNir,ue of winning twenty-five
games Id making an average for the
'cnsi earned game of l.1i liz
hI'cnea nirty-tive games for a total
VI .'o ptngs Twenty-sevcn of the
games ! pitched complete. hendrix,
i-ise OF u Chicago nine, made an aver
age oil Al. tho best percentage of
games " and lost. During the sea
a"n IA" A"ied thirtytwo games and
Won tWcS Of them
'flines' Brooklyn. pitched In the
greatest lumber Of games. forty.
Vaughn u Tylcr, both members Of
me cnamln tenn, Chicago. had eight
Shui"nts 9h. Naushm leads in num-
or "i hlftouts In a season. 1IS.
IN cohfutive victories. Grimes.
trookiSh. q run of zen Victories.
july IL to .Nyus. 30.
,'onsecuili defeats. j. ocschgcr.
Representative, July 30 August IL.
ftcillns 4 mos; defeats. Marauard,
bI"oHi Nn, ar 0cschgcr.> Philadelphia,
had ciGh,cenach.
niirnrS III - Louis Brookiyn game,
Mos, numne,of s,rikeou,s in a sin
Gin zane. r.Nshn. Chicago. twelve.
AoSt numhe'Nf bases Oh balls in n
game. fnirtcenIhy Pitcher Schneider
misunderstanding Jlly G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13

Immense belief in. and admiration for.
anis dazzle Theory: tho whole point
Oh ~ mas been the deception OF the
submarine as to the course Of ship.
mus causing II characterization OF her
distance You ask me If the dazzled
ships VIII die with wartime: ] sup
pose for practical purposes they will
do no.
But It seems to me a pity. for un :
doubtedly they have lent u beauty and
Color TO oc,an-going vessels and have
transformed dirty old tramp steamers
INTO objects of remarkable harmony o:
shape and hue
Certainly amongst the strange rec
ords which the war leaves behind II
these paintings of dazzle ships" by
John Everett will not be among the
least curious. /. has been suggested
That the dazzlcd colors NIGH, still be
used in peace time. not to diStort. but
TO emphasize shipping. As Mr.. Everett,
himself suggests. i, certainty might
be diverted from it's past uses 20 the
purpose 81 making Il ships course
more clear and thus bringing about
an avoidance Of collisions.-tCopyri
1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
SOVIET RUSSIA TURNING
TO ABSOLUTE BARBARISM
Escaped british Omccr Says Even
Better Ciasses Arc Deteriorat-
ing Under LenInc.

LONDON, January 13--tSpeciaD.-
RUSSIA, that is soviet Russia. Will re-
vert to absolute barbarism within
three years If assistance is npt offered
from the outside" says n British Off
cor who recently escaped from Russia.
II tho correspondent of the Associate ed
Frees he added:
mcn and women Of the better classcs
who have lived through the first year
OF Bolshevism are donning peasant
Sarb in self defense and drop
ping into the dull. monotonous vil!aGe
life. There . :.othing else for them To
d.. Russia Will soon be rs prt :itiva
as the Congo IL allowed to drift along
under Bolsncc!k control. 1t Is hopeless
VIII save the country from rcveVsion
IL mcdiaevai.2r. The Bolshevik lead
c"a are not sting. Opposition is:,ders
arr so weak ;hac LeninA and his ass ,,
Gates seem istiung o" compassion.
Tlev are mae better erganizeI .han
Any other r. sap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
DENY LORD MAYORS REQUEST
French Minister Sf Foreign AFuirs
refuses to Crane Requested Pass
ports in Curt Note.

DUBLIN. January Fit developed
to-day that the request of the Lord
Mayor OF Dublin for passports to Paris.
whore he intended personally TO in
wife President Wilson TO the Irish
capital. was turned down, not by the
iievcd. but-hy the French Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs
When the Lord Mayors request was
referred To the French authorities. as
is the customary procedure. the French
ministries reply is reported To have
been that friends Of Germany are not
welcome in France, especially while
France is honoring the most friendly
president OF the most friendly re-
public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
knights OF Columbus headquarters

knights Of Columbus headquarters
here.
All the noted boxing promoters Of
France have enlisted to aid In wha,
IL expected TO he the biggest boxing
tournament ever conducted in Europe
IL Will be staged in Paris in the inn
mediate future. and mos; OF the con
tcStants vii! lac men from the Amer
lean army, All divisions viii lie rep
resented heavyweight. middIeweisht,
we!terweiGht. lightweight. feather
"1itht. hantamwcight and the so
called nyweighi Contests between
hca vyweishts Will he the feature Of
the tournament. and the bars will lie
-, down so contcndocs from other
countries may ne pitled against the
best tho American army cam oner IN
he way o. rus!ism. The knights @.
to!unhu> VIII award championship
belts ana cablcms TO the vctors
John c'Jakc'o Carey. Of Rochester
y: y. has been appointed as knights
a Columbus director succeeding
Johnny Evers, and lie will he in pcr-
>onal charge o! the coming iourna-
mcnI.
There j. lj;tic douN that "a, This
tournament there will be uncovered!
opponents suitable TO meet George CAR
pentier. Jess Willard. Jack Dempsey.
i'rank O'Dowd Eennic Leonard aiid
Pete HERMANN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
ARRIVAL OF YANKEES
BETTER THAN CIRCUS
People of Rustlnn Town welcome
Americans ana other Allied
IruUps.

ltEA DQCARTERS ON NAC;A RIVER.
RUSSIA, January II (SpeclaD.-The
dcbarkatton OF American troops at this
little town was better than q circus
for its population. who treated it as
such. and spent hours and hours watch
ing the proceedings.
The town is hillN. with Dig grass
covered cliffs right ut the rivers edge
breaking mo q sort oi "A natural
;ownsfolk particularly the children.
came to this anphitheater early in the
morning and chung until late at night
20 the coveted places nearest the old
which the Americans debarked
Efforts Of husky American enginee rs
cd. or rather hindered. by russian
horses, who couldn't understand the
language, brought glec TO the dirty
n ,n;,e little Russian girls End long
whose ears were tickled by strange
swear words.
Lut the Riddles. with all the zcst ot
American youngsters sneaking under
,hs tent az a circus; T.; stole i up the gang
We're only My" Joking wi When the oo kdes al
them with their bayoncts.
This town treated the Americans.
and also the russians and others in
the allied contingent SayiorS and
dciivcrcrs from the Bolsheviki. Every
time hoatload of troops went up
tho river to the front n great crow Il
gathered the cliffs and checred
them, and when the towns own COM
many OF Russian soldiers went off to
fight. the clin was fairly black with
singing. cheering thronEs.
Big blue and white and brown
houses OF logs and wood. heated by
great porcelain or brick stoves, arc
b"iuS shared here by their owners with
inc allied troops and many other SOL
d!crs arc accommodated in tho bar
racks once built for the Cossack Guards
Of tho late Emperor Nicholas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGREED
british Government SuageSt< THAT All
RUSSIAN Factions he Gireu
Hearing.
lily A..nciaicLprrs.

LONDON, laniiary l:,-'rhr British
government. the SUNDAY Express Under
stands. has proposed that AL the DIFF
Ie"ent parties in Russia. including the
BolsheNiki should present their pro-
grams TO the peace congress-. III, order
10 ascertain IL IL is possible To come 20
any understanding With any rtSpon-
sihle authority in Russia. The paper
adds:
The French government is not hos
Tile to this suggestion. There is no
difference of opinion between the Brit
'sh >aNd French governments. and there
has been no. idea on the part OF ;ie
\ British government 10 invit. delegates
yirom RUSSIA Ia attend the peace con.
Terenco.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
V. M. |. TAN DEFEATED.
10th Teams riaya MId-Sun,n,er Sea
sou Farm tFirst Event
ofvs.ar.

tENiN,GTnN. NAJanuary Koa-
n"kc College defeied V. NJ |. here,
last night IN one n0hc closes, games
ever seen in The JAZZ son Gymnasium.
TIE score was * ,oa, and both teams
PLAYED in The midsunaer form in spite
81 me FAC, That this Us the frs; game
with rush; and. theirs, half ended
; % !" in imsissy favorIRoanoke being
bnys sa !" the Il sesennSalf The salem
ahead Just before thS1inaI whistle
blew: The. game was FIJI and SnaDpy,
and both sides played cien basj,eihajl
Wills. of Y. NJ. l.. with Ne goals. was
INC outstanding star OF thtgamr. while
Atkinson and Peters, OF Sanok. Ian
him 81 good race. Thomal ana Su,i;
van played excellent defeiA.c Ian for
The Cadets. The iine-up
" ": ~. !. sosition. Roanoke.
,,con,.aijnii rev forward Peters
i'uhtl'". '.' Fisht forward ~ Price
! Lee ':,'.',.; .ohtcr y Bowen
i"o"''S'''''' lclt guard Atkinson
tt3taini
Dick smith 0'ishburne, reffre
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
West VirRlnIa University VIII Meet
c0rneiI. Pitt and Many Others
This Season.

Th" VEST Virginia University bas
OF in raes has Ssen sr%
with not y single easy contest. 1'hc
Fairmon, Y. NJ e. ~ five opens the
loved BY tho annnG Tip ip" to p Tna
w. L. j. and Marietta. Three import
am; rome games altc then scheduled.
iip. which includes games with Cor
nell University and other strong
teams The season wi end with four
conicsts at home. including Pit; and
Coach u. p. Mullcncx has a very
promising squad with which-so work.
;titt IL IS thought that quintet viii
be dcvc!orcd that can successfully. cope
With the strongest opponents listed
Tho complete schedule follows:
January l3--FairmOnt Y. ~. &. A. -,
''nnua,y ls-Univcrsi,y OF Pittsburgh.
January iI--Washington and Jcffcr-
son. at Washington.
:, January lS--Marictta College. a,
January 2+-Pittsbureh Colics.ans
ut Morgantown.
January sl-Maric,,a College. a,
February 3-Allcsheny College. a,
MorEantown.
Fs6ruasy S-wesloyan College. at
Febrqary, l7--Allcghcny College, at
cadvillc, Pa.
Esarusry 1s-cornell University. at
Eebruary-Swacusc University. al,
february ,2o,..co!satc University, at
sSr,SSss!yS y l1crepcen, Athletic clut.
anew York City.
ebTnary ,222--Ru,gers College, a,
lbruary e7-Pcnn STATE at Morgan
+ ION tpending).
srch' university Of Pittsburgh,
at organtown.
ganSwn lpendins)
Mich washing and jefferson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
PLAN OLYMPIC MEET
VIA! June VIII See Great Athletic
Event Staged by American
Army.
IRy AssnciatcI rres. l

PARIS. january ia mammoth
military Olympic meet. to he held ia
Paris III May or June, under the aus
pices Of the AMERICAN army FOR ath-
!eiics from all the allied lighting
forces is projected in plans announced
tonight. General Pcrshing. the Amer,-
can comma ndeI-i in chief, WHO is tab
inS keen interest in The plans. : :
sending personal letter to the COM
nitndcrS-i in chief OF the armies OF al
nations with whom the United States
has been associated during the war
inviting the officers and men 10 par
iicin:,ip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
NOW ON WAY TO MEETING
Presidents Manager Mitchell T.. Auen,
Joint session Of Major
League Men.

CHICAGO. III ,uary l..-I'i .jGvn,-
Manager Fred Mitchell. OF the Chlca g .
Cubs. left Chicago for New YORK 20
night 10 attend the joint session OF
the majo~ .cAsGeS He is in receptive
mood for t",ii".;. and hopes tn be nar-
united 10 Nc!.r1>oni -. clnD a the
special nesting CT The <atioMd' league
"Wednesday. :: ne scent lcaluo rally
Mitchell! wa; hsH's Because ~ - ac,-
ing manager as we'll as president 4
S,'t' al ru!iag .: "a ID; made in Ms ease.
J! is understood.