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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
DOCUMENTOS ARCHIvADOS

Los siguientes documentos per
tenecientes a la corporation do
mestica 'Porto Rico Soap Com
pany", han sido archivados en- la
ofcina del Secretario Executive de
Puerto Rico: (D Copia de un
acuerdO de la junta de directories
trasladando la oficina principal "a
la casa nlmerO Is de la calle de
la Cruz, San Juan. (2) InfOrme
annual correspondence al ahO de
1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Z En- que ha Quedado?
sE FALsICAN CHEQUES

La policia de San Sebastian
arresto al individuo Santiago
Deliz Rios, a quien acusa de ha-
ber falsificado yarios cheques en-
aquella localidad. Rios fue ingre-
sado en- la carcel del Distrito de
Mayaguez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
EMFvERMO

Sc encuentra enfermo, desde ha-
ce algunos diassun hijos del Sub
secretario del Senado, ST.. don Eu-
genio Astol, una de las superiores
inteligencias del pals y amigo Y
companero de nuestra estimation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
IN RoBO EN- Ell DORADO


En- la panaderia que tiene en- ell
Dorado, don Aurelio Miranda, fue
cometido aver noche un robo de
|alguna consideration. Ell '!ueho
del establecimiento guardaIa en-
un armario, dos paquetes, conte-
niendo el uno Glen dollars v el
otro doce. Alguien sustrajo uno
de ellos, ell mayor, Ell que encerra-
ba los Glen dollars.
Cuando el Sr. Miranda Sc di6
cuenta de la sustracci6n de que Sc
lie hacia lvictima, dio parte la
policia queesta practicando una
investigation.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

lIc lcluu UcttliludlHclltp Id Nlila
y milagrOs Que, Ell la columna neu
trail de este diario, fecha % de
setiempre ultimo, hace dc su perso
nalidad EladiO Miranda Davila:
pero en- la biografia que asf mis-
mo SO hace parecc ser que sc ha
0lvidadO de las actuaciOnes de ma
yOr importancia que 10 harlan un
GRAN HEROE Ell la politica V
en- su vida Ell este pequeho pue-
bio dOnde todos nos conocemos.
Como quiera que soy amante de
que mi pueblo brille, aSl como sus
GRANDES HOMBRES, no por su
altura de cuerpo 81 no por sus
cualidades, voy agregar a la bio
grafia del Sr. Miranda, las ST.
guientes hazahas:
Empiezo por recordarle que el
primer paso Ell SUI vida pdblica 10
di0 ante ell altar cat0lico V como
el que al altar sirve del altar vive,
ALI tom0 ell primer bibcr6n como
monaguillo V sacristan. cl que
mantuyo hasta que ell altar no di6
mas Y entonces tendi0 su vista
hacia la dOctrina de Allan kardoc.
porque crey0 que con ella podia
vivir a costa de TN nilmerO de
ignorantes V fundo I'M Centre Es-
piritista, q. esta bastante decaidO,
por la intemperancia del Sr. Nj
randa. Como quiera que ell altar
espirita no produce 10 sufciente, co
mo hombre (zagaZ inteligente a
su manera), aprovechando estar
distanciados de los directories del
Partido Republican, de este pue-
bio, a causa de no pOder seguir
aguantando su pesada carga, ,levan
ta ell altar OddfelicO en- dOnde man
ola y dirije y q. a pesar del regla-
mento especial Y grandioso de di-
cha Sociedad, la que acoje a tOdos
aQuellOs que reunan las cOndicio-
nes necesarias. solo Sc cOmpone, ,en
su mayorla, de personals enemigas
de los buenos republicanos de este
pueblo, pues lego rumorarse que
ALI Sc fraguaba algo para acabar
de una veg con ell partido. Miran-
da VIC que ALI no podia presentar
bien la guerra Y como hombre (za-
gaz inteligente su manera) to-
mo como escudo a su hijO Y lie le-
vanta la Federation Libre que es
la careta O antifaz del socialismo.
Resulta, pues, que ell GRAN
REPUBLICANO ademas de los
titulos que dice tener, es hoy es-
piristista, Oddfellow, Director a
espaldas de la Federation Libre o
sea socialista y aliadO de los enc
miSOs eternOs del Partido Repu-
blicano al que dice pertenece, Ell
cuerpo, perO no ell alma.
YodO cuantO Miranda dice en- su
carta neutral es una verdad, pero
lie ba faltadO decir por que res
pira por la herida Y yo quiero de-
cirselo. :Sabeis por que? POrque
Sc termin6 ell trabajo, Sc acabo el
manejo y ell dinero disponible para
poder presentar todos los cargOs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

En- ell vapor marina" que Ear
para pronto para la vecina repu--
blica, embarcara por una corta
temporada la espOsa del senior Je-
sis Benftez, sub-comisionadO del
Interior.
Buen viaje y gratas impresiones
lie deseamos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
PARA VENEZUELA

FL Gobernador ha expedido pa
saporte para Venezuela al Sr.
Juan Sotomayor, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Ell JJEZ CROSAS

Vista la ciudad ell senior Andres
Crosas, juez de la Corte de Distri
to de Aguadilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
Total

Campe6n del dfa 10 fue ell amigo
Angel Aba.ca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06
CLUB DEPORTIVO
DE SAN JUAN

Con gran animation Sc llev6
a cabo ell 80. concurso de bolos
para disputarse la"Gopa Vigil" en-
la bolera del Parque Borinquen,
saliendo triunfador el equipo Pc
Tia Arriba.
lie aquf los nombres de los ju-
gadores Y los tantos que Sc anota-
ron:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

Puente San Miguel
Rafael Rotetta 93
Felipe Rossy 81
Joaquin Portilla 81
Eduardo .Gonzaldz Caneja "a
Jose Adam 9S
Bautista Alvarez III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-06

Dorado, p, r., Octubre 1,1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
JEROME JONES AGAIN Is
LABOR CONGRESS HEAD
BODY Elect. General Officers md Selects
Wilmington Hs Next Meet
Ing plucc.

AsHEvIL.LE, \. C.. August 22.-The
election OF officers for the coming
year. the selection OF Wilmington. y.
g., AS the place for holding the next
meeting and the adoption OF many
resolutions looking to the bettcrment
of living conditions in the Southeast
and promotion Of the interests OF or
ganizcd labor kept delegates TO the
annual meeting Of the Southern Labor
Congress busy on their final day of
their visit to !Ashevi!le.
jerome Jones. OF Atlanta, succeeds
himself as president of the congress
over his protest; James r. Barrett. OF
Asncviilc, succeeds w. c. Pickett of
Atlanta, as secretary and treasurer.
These Two officials, with the following
hvc vice prcsidcnts. serve as members
OF the executive board: first, G. 4.
Lynch. OF Mississippi; second j. II.
Lindsey. of North Carolina: third. II.
\. Hood. OF kentucky: fourth, Sam G.
Hunt. OF Alabama, and. fifth. Carl c..
karston, Of Georgia.
In addition 70 ;hc five vice presidents
named. the following also were elected
to serve in that capacity alone. their
services not being required on the ey-
ecutive board: Il. W. Young. south
Carolina. Miss Stella Goad of Ten
mcssec: j. ID. Staples, Arkansas. and
l.: l.. Young, Florida. Frank Price. OF
charlotte, was named as sergeant at
arms. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
SUGAR DISTRIBUTION
AGREEMENT REACHED
Hereafter Food Necessity Will Be Alocated Through
Council of Observation-Disclosures Alleged Against
Congressman Flood Supplying Tenth District.

Because Of the alleged unfairncss Of
Representative Hal ID. Flood in the
distribution Of sugar from war office
supplies. an agreement has been reach
ed between i. 8. Farr. of the Sugar
Equalization Board. and Colonel {. X
GINA OF the Council of National De-
Tense. under which all future alloca-
tions OF this product 10 Virginia Will
be made through Colonel keiley's Of
flee.
Colonel Kelley declares that both
CONGRESSMAN y: }. Montague and Con
gresham X. Walton Moore expressed
their intention of bringing this matter
OF sugar allotment before the House
OF Representatives for congressional
acton, unless the equalization board
would do something to remedy tn" in.
justice. and that he was authorized by
them TO make that statement 20 the
board.
Say Tenth Got More Than Hs share.
me specific charge against Mr. Flood
is tnat he had diverted to his own,
the Tenth Congressional District. much
more than its proportionate share Of
the supply allotted Virginia. and that.
even then. the greater part of IL went
TO the western side OF the district,
while the people In the eastern section
were unprovided for.
1t viii be remembered" Colonel Kelley
said. that one carload was sent to the
Governor Of Virginia for his disposal
and that was allotted to Richmond. Tn.
other nineteen carloads were apparent
~ allotted at the suggestion OF the
refners and Mr.. Flood, member OF Con-
gress from the Tenth District. The re-
timers induced the equalization board
to send three OF these carloads TO Nor
folk jobbcrs, and five OF the remaining
sixteen went to townk in Mr.. Floods
district"
Colonel KeiIcy's Statement.
The rest OF the statement by Colon Ell
Kelley follows:
AS the result of an agreement be-
tween Mr.. Farr and myself. all future
ALLEGATIONS of sugar to Virginia. other
than the regular shipments from re-
hners 10 jobbers' will be made through
my office.
by direction of the Council OF De-
tense. | went 10 Washington and New
ton Of sugar from iva war ottice SUPPLIES.
II visited the department of sales
OF the war office on Tuesday. in com
Moore; to protes, against this particu-
lar allotment (meaning that of which
MIR. Floods district received five car
icads) of war supplies. Major II. 3.
that responsibility rested with the
equalization board and that the War
Department had no more sugar to
May Seek Action by Congress.
,,a Re prss .Id Moore and Mon.
bringing this matter of sugar allot-
lnent before the House Of Representa-
tives for congressional action. unless
thing TO remedy the injustices and
tkey authorized me to make that state
m.nt to The equhlization board. Under
had only received one carload for pub
lie use, although another carload had
been sent 20 John S. Fowler a soft
drink manufacturer 1t is true that
Mr.. Flood had secured for Richmond
ten carloads, but the Mayor did not
wish to accept this without guar
antee. and the sugar was sent else
where. all but one carload, which was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
TWENTY SPANIARDS HELD
IN HlDALGO AS PLOTTERs
suspects Are Accused of ConnIvjpr
WIN the Rebel Leader MARITIME.
Against Carrnnzn.
tBy Associated PressN

Ell PASO. TEXAS, August an-More
IMAM twenty Spaniards were recently
arrested in Pachua, in the State Of
!ildaiso' Mexico. on charge of plot
according TO Excelsior. a newspaper Of
Mexico City. copies of which have Just
arrived here.
The suspects are accused of conniv-
ing with the rebel leader Martinez.
whom they sought to aid il is said nv.
furnishing recruits and war material
One of the Spaniards is also believed
TO have supplied the rebels with names
of wealthy landow whom the out
ranSomS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

Germany was heading toward ruin. as
the country cannot dispense 20.0o0.0Oo
tons annually.
provision. no said, I've mus ext tins
Euish our blast furnaces That is
tantamount to cessation OF all pro-
duction. What little coal would be
left us would barely suffice to operate
railroads and lighting plants"
Herr Kloeckner opposes further
reduction in working hours and dis
putcS the assertion that Il mine can
produce as much coal in five and one
half hours as in seven. He believes
tho reduction in working time in all
TO the nations economic reviva, and
with the abolition Of peace work has
greatly curtailed output in all branches
of industry.
In discussing living conditions among
miners. Herr Kloeckner told the COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
New Bills in Senate

MT Mathsws: Senate JOIN, Re s. No Q,
cs " 81 fH5on OF %q
r!nia and pr9Sd!nE, for pue!shnE sad
f eru8ar sessfon Of he Genera Assombiy.
which %as taken up 9,de.ed 70 be PRINTED
and Town orEaniza;ion;
sGt;or ne s,s,aoiishnE OF She Ba9khead
N4iiona r. 'he Sac Of w h.
H: Taf ana ra;efrei TO to- conm Commit on on
h? Sd M Sn4 i"'sFHs av NS ssA bin to
YAK n 5dho9. ,S Of the y G
600 school bonds pursuant thereto. which
referred to Committee on COUNTY. city anu
yaiiaa;S IN nrqeeedinrs Of The ely Ply %
e vsiiasie such OF said boads as 'G hsve
been ,,i iisusd and TO au;foTze ,he issuancs
ssIr w VIA was taken up Ordered 70 b.
~, Gity and Town 0f,rganlzat!oa.
pra MI c f5f ihe s ssu a. NS s Pm 70
iiai stock Of corporations organized under
ar ysnc and shf foi s'a h Tnn9g nq ION or
~, IN 'awf Of TINS S,a,e OF foreign eorpora
S stock Of which are Without nominal or par
sT!h;sd and rsicfset to com nfnfu 20 6 Se
i '5h ss ;o.s p. s SS ., b
t!Ha aid he sq?4y S @ n s s9gnsh
%hS ne WI siTF. aHsn %s7 His,o5y cPInnssion
an tsfsfred 10 joint ceni /? De on R7s sY
Nj JeHscys: s b No s; Non- n,,, -
amend ana re-enact an act entitled IN act
- a'hchd ana !c-enaCt section s34 OF the
s6 61s OF Ei,siHia as heretofore am.ndc
10: 1870 approved February IL 1872: am
| nEov,d March -. 1912: approved March
1 - 4s!t, ,"hlch was taken up. ordered 10
Cs sp printed and referred to Committee Tor
Mr.. Trinkle: s. b No GA bin 70
ameHd and .e.enact es:'nn : OF chapter
%. OF N" ACTS OF Assent bly, OF 1910 entitled
TON, "t 6, 70 vpr9pvidf new charter for the
PRESENT charter" Approved Februssv ~
.stU; ~nicn was taken up ordered to 10.
s..,.asitttIi "tH referred to Committee on .I1in,
spet.a.. Pr!Naie and Local Lcr;slstinn ,'''..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
CHARGES TREATY's LABOR
PROVISIONS INSUFFICIENT
Senator Thomas Declares They Do
Not Cope With Threatening
Evils.
INITIATE CLASS RECOGNITION
Believe Article 400 Invests Inter-
national Conference With Species
OF Legislative or Trcaty-Making
Powcrs-Paints Gloomy Picture.

ESSEN. August ga commission OF
experts appointed BY the German Blu
reau of Labor to investigate economic
conditions and working hours in the
coal fields has completed it's examina-
ton Of the Rhenish district. having
visited SIX mines and twelve working
mems colonies, DISCRIMINATING own
erS. directors and workers.
Peter Klocckncr one OF the leading
lthcniSh induStrialistS. Informed the
commission at the hearing held in this
economic catastrophc. lie said that,
even ir the ententeS levy of 10000
GOO tons Of coal was reduced one half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Cubn Cane Gro,crs r,;.

by Associated Press
I'M Sue"F mi!l owners organized an
assoclatIon here yesterday for the pur.
49, OF securing the passage Of laws
aa.orapic |" both planters and mil,
owners INCREASED Immigration n
una, organization of agrici,I,ura
Scaits. construction OF storage ware.
houses ana legislation goverilin. COZ
tract labor VIII be among the obicc,s
o. inc association OF which President
Men0cal has been invited TO become a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
GERMAN LABOR BUREAU
INVESTIGATES MINING
Leading Rhcnish Industrialist Tells
Commission Nation Is Facing
Catastrophe.
SAYS FURNACES MUST CEASE
Believes Reduction in Working
Hours i'm AL Lines Has Proven
Disastrous to Economic Revival
by Curtailing Output.
tBy Associated Press. }

WASHINGTON. August ct Ii c
labor provisions Of the peace treaty
evils. and point toward program
which may disturb the domestic peace
of the United states. Senator Thomas.
speech today in the Senate. He ex-
PRESSED Ii grave grave doubt Whether tina, Sec sec,
under the Constitution.
] he international labor conference
10 be set up. Senator Thomas declared.
would be AN important integral part
of the league OF nations, though the
provisions creating 1t are not included
IN the league covenant.
'lnasmuch organized labor cor
rcctly speaks OF Itself as class" sal
the Colorado Senator 1T is entirely
appropriate to say that by including
this program in the treaty. distinct
recognition and separate organization
are given TO 81 class. To en,hronc a
class. whether by revolution or by
treaty, Is but TO cstrange other classes.
How Uniformity Mny He Reached.
u, may be possible 20 reach the
goa! OF n i, IN the conditions
Ice done otherwise than by making the
standard the lowest ana dwelling
down to IL. strict uniformity in world
labor conditions can be attained only
At the expense of the American wage
Garner. cannot avoid the conclu-
sion that these articles. designed for
his physical and spiritual improve
ment may make him the equivalent Of
the continental wage Garner"
credentials OF delegates 10 the inter
b nS ha may be passed on
Thomas continued:
NE rfrsonaiIy DO not IKE covenant
officials by the government OF the
United states for the discharge OF
important International functions to
external authority. The treaty thus
makes the conference a substitute for
or supplement to. the President and
the Senate.
FIND. New Objection.
Tor some time / entertained doubt
whether Article 4o5 hid not invest
this conference with a species OF legis-
proposals for the extension OF this
power vii! probably soon follow the
estahl!shment Of the permanent organi-
rurpor, o: the oiNeiai int MIRO f,yio '"e
II do not look for the early advent
Of the stupendous npheavai which
American government before il can
consiitutiona!iy assent TO such a dele
aeinc how efforts 20 secure 1t would
profoundly disturb our domestic peace
Tor The labor program points ihat
Changes Judicial System.
The Senator also said he could no;
avoid the conclusion that certain
judicial rights vested BY the Cons,i-
tuition In American courts would be
delegated TO the tribunals set up By
the labor section.
Painting a gloomy picture OF labor
conditions in this country. and de-
c!ar!ng that organized labor was EN-
pioyins methods which threaten the
nations political and social existence.
Mr.. Thomas declared these were the
real matters that should concern lcg!s
iators.
Yet here are conditions" he con-
tnued, which the labor section Of
The treaty neither provides against
nor cata loEues among those requiring
correction by international covenant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

subsequently, accepted by Clyde w
Saunders. and is now being distributed
by him.
Eighth Unprovidcd For.
-, MT. Moores congress ionai district
inc Eighth. had received no allotment
OF sugar. although he had sent mum
crpuS letters and kilograms to the
rHualiZation board. demanding that
sugar be sent TO his district. which il
territory
Mr Montague had made consistent
eHortS 10 get sugar for his district
bur without success. possibly. how
ever having been handicapped by the
Ten carloads which should have come
to richmond"
Carloads Of sugar either have been
sent 10 or promised through Colonel
NGiieE' 10 the following places
:, ,hhlporia. Peters burg Wakefield
Bi;!hCkstonc, Eroat Royal. Purcelivilin'
SMhrrent"n: Pulaski. Rural Retreat
-N1Tt"ii, Ashland ana Dinviile
,,, a." mas requested that the following
, t9urt!and. Richmond fthree). Ameli,
ROCK Mount. Berryvillc. Charlottns,
Gladstone 'Oh anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
lYNCHBURG BUYS ARMY FOOD
Carload on Sale Includes 10000 Pound
OF Cured Bacon-SuSar
situation BETTER,
Especial TO The Times-Disna,ch

i-1NtHBUItG, Va. August o2.-The
sale OF carload OF army food. shinned
here from Baltimore. was started ihis
morning at the city market building.
committee of citizens. named bv
Mayor Jester, gave their services with
stuffs was 10000 pounds of cured bacon.
Mayor Jester has just been able to
get an allotment of carload OF sugar
from the Federal Equalization BOARD.
The sugar supply here, however. is not
as bad as il was several weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
100 Macon Worker. Quit.

MACON. GA. August 22.-Neariy 400
employees Of the No. yarn mill OF the
Blbb Manufacturing Company walk ed
out this morning at 10 O'Clock, de-
handing an eight-hour day, recogni-
tion OF the union and reimbursement of
salaries. Three hundred employees of
the No. . yarn mill were locked OUT
later in the day. other textile work :
erS here are still at work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Fighting I'm ,Ion,cnc-ro

CoPENHAGEN. August 22.-Firh.
ing IS gong on in Montenegro where
ne IN hho!tdntS have risen against an
alleged attempt by the Serbs 10 brin =
Montenegro under Serbian rule. In
iiI-tnatI9n 10 thus effect was given ou:
mere today by NJ. Christiane The Non
tcne grin consul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

n KS Augnst ga SYRIAN dele
Sallon' headed by Bishop Hoyed. O..
a-Ipaf' ana bishop Mobirik. Of Beirut
arrived in Paris today from Rom
ana was met at the station by repre-
sentatIves OF Foreign Minister Pichon
gnu munster OF Marine LeyGucz The
Syrians VAL be received by the supremc
council. They Will probably ask that
= rance he given the mandate for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
New Bills in House

, 81 Mes5rs., Harvey ard Brown. O, Lynch
20 = Oh! 70 repeal act TO proyIda
lie E Toad5 aHd S EsisninE repair the pub
n Ma,ch 1 1873: a. amended by an act an!
BY Mr. ShackeIford:o ,t,,
G oanW to HaE sEus Sdns Dis;a;ei 6raes
ber cent OF the total taxable valus Sg Ia -
district Tor road purr-ns.s ~, Ne!ue IN saiG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

mission that workinrm,,., h,
which cost 5000 marks when buiit IN
peace time would now cost % ooi
narks. Nevertheless. mine ownsrs are,
onlldinS homes for their men. but NJ
they build all that are needed Ms
cost Will be 3.000.O00 marks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
TO TRY TO PREVENT STRIKE
Steel Workers. However. Say II Nee.
cssary They Will stop Every
steel Mill.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO. August oo.-
The Labor RECORD today published a
the conference committee Of steel
unions. which is to try to arrange a
meeting with representatives of the
United States Steel Corporation. saw
ing that all means will he used 10
prevent a strike. but if necessary the
steel workers will bring every mill
in the country TO n StandStill,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Hurt when Plane Falls.

TAMPA. FLA, August 22,-In an air
plane accident at Carlstrom Field.
Arcadia: yesterday, Sergeant Charles
Copp. formerly Tampa newspape r
man. sustained a broken leg and severe
bruises while his passenger also re-
ceivcd broken leg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

QUEBEC. August 23-The Nme,ic,,
barge, CAPITA n Dunn. bound here from,
the Great Lakes with cargo Of b,,in'
WOOD. ran into wharf and sank or
the breakwater today. \ woman cook
was drowned ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23

WORCESTER. MASS August -,
the Federation of Lithuanian Catholi,.
Societies OF America today adoutsJ
resolutions in favor of the right Of
self determination for Ireland and ali
other nations. GO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Charge He Wrcckrs narL

YORK, PA, August 22.--Daniel T..
I,afean, former State Commissioner OF
charged with being implicated I'm the
wrecking Of the North Penn Bank. OF
Pennsylvania. The bank closed on
July is owing dcposttors s:,144,00o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
ADOPTS EASTERN TIME
GeorEin LcSisInture's Enactment ne
comes Law With Governor
Dorscy's Approval.
IBy Associat.llP rcss.1

ATLANTA. August o2.-Announce-
by Governor Dorsey of the bill passed
at the recent session of tho Legislature
liking Eastern time as standard for
the state.
Clocks will be turned back i'm Octo
Der in that section or the State now
having EasIrn time, but the clocks in
the central time section Of the State
will not be changed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Seeks halfway Conn..-;.

1.1rr>ti ~ y sspciated PressO
Iof T. y II AGf.N. August pa ccord-
ing to the National Tidendc England
Is seek! II railway concession through
EsthoHia 70 reach the Russian marknt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-23
Cold Storage Bill
Is Reported Out
Other Happenings IL, Both
Branches of State
Legislature.

The Boschen bill. designed to Iimi.
the length Of time in which food pro
ducts may be kept in cold storage,
was reported favorably yesterday from
the House Committee on Agriculture
and Mining.