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MUST REVISE ITS METHODS
TO WIN AMERICAN SUPPORT
France Undertakes Formidable E,ncn-
"thrcs Without Revenue TO
Meet Them
ny HAOII. PERET.

,PARlS, Dec. 1.-THE only means n,
cneckihg the alarming TALL in tho vaIue
OF the franc is financial aprcenaut
among the allied and associated
Unfortunately the United STATE.
does not agree to this since tho nrceo
vantage. 10 "u :
Not long ago there were serious dis.
aSrermcnts between tho United States
ana france and the Americans are now
diSinciined to accommodate us
Recently Frank Nandcrlip told mo
that ne had not received tho fricndi,.
reception at the hands OF the E'rcnrj,
government that he had expected ana
mat we must not count upon American
The Americans were well-disnosea
toward France during the war period
hut INC situation grew bad and now
Seiishncss rules uppcrmost Ameri
cans cans, apoyc everytltins else. are
me: 'o'u
Your country undertakes formid-
apde expenditures without getting
SuIllcient revenue to meet them W.
cannot lend money to a country wi:h
such financial policy"
III France hopes to regain Ameri-
can financial confidence she must re-
wise her methods and begin immedi-
atciy with the imposition OF an annual
tax OF 6.o00.0o.0o0 francs inormaiiv
Si.2oo' ooc,ooo) upon the French peo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Presidents Cure
For Social Unrest
Newcomers Need Fuller
KonaOtedge of Ameri-
can Institutions.
tBy Associated press.1

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.-rhc cure for
social unrest in this country is "a
fuller knowledge OF American inStitu-
TONS. declares President Wilson in
an article written for the current num-
Der OF The independent
Men today are blessed with a new
says the President. Everywhere they
which secret policies have been incu-
bated be thrown open and kept open
henceforth. The doors that do not re-
spond TO the keys the people hold will
be battered down and free passage
ways erected in their stead.
AutocratiS governments OF tho past
have lived by concealmcnt; free govern
mcnt must live by Understanding. In
the new day that is dawning only those
governments that have no secrets from
their peoples can long endure. ] do
not say that such government Will
make no mistakes. but | do say mis-
takes will be fewer and more easily
corrected when all governments are
guided by well-informed public opn-
:on.
Unrest is evident everywhere
throughout the world. II is not OF it
self Il disease. but Il symptom of dis
ease. In our own country the disease
lies principally outside the govern :
mcnt. Those WHO think otherwise arc
mostly the newcomers and the men
they have influenced. The cure for
their disQuiet is a fuller knowledge of
American institutions. in this nation
the people have in their ballots ihc
Instruments of peaceful change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
CnANCEKY TRUSTS.

, A Mj.a t %aa Mar 1Is. T frs &c
Strsets meGi.inh"t 6. i'is: t2.Gss
South ,EtiEeh'sGn,h stree! and Nos isoi 1928
81 fee, MN inches me- ,r5sSsn,a q sonthsssi
ycmS t iels. sso 'Sn'"S''" streets No
ysra nS ;rngts. % r. sSH s.i u and
rsS =, ,9' $s T% "". line :Ii
street December 1. 1918; sll.Sen
u01%r nr hsGE to T. schmi MD. and and
a@h H%sap. %c S"S n9r 'he Of Te'i Jones mes
ST fhoma nr'nH'r aSa ''!? and sa, Ms4rsre NJ
H5r We e Mi%" y:g Tgslct 30
by 10 fc"t south iine Cary street i5i feet
3, inches cast Of Mulberry Street. De
Goorxe W. smith to j.. w McvcEh ,rus.
rset ana nm Il @% SrnrP cis S
IS, Gum ja"n a&G Man&s l.; s~tfe1. Of
99 .sI o iGSi wGsi line Twsn'te.h Street -"
EGi'h 81 , SPf9G ,; and wnitam II Shnshand,
wcst lin" Twentieth Street .7a feet north OF
icnato CasjeIvecchi and ouiiniclia twii.J
VILLA, H. to nSTnard g. J%% ns and & Mcn
w I,1, S,TGGI ,, tiyS' fsc' inch az north
%g5 GoFPeF ,ai5 !" Sna p"'ai Streets De
o,lo, G, lGn2 and lIaz.l \ twife, 10
. 1880 ,hhd Ihnncth street l'cceiuuc: I.
Ne'no,er " yanceev anh rai,h stafford
& 5-2is@ s,!fS sf,!3 'sr' '@F III
1 iayoh Levy and Rose (wifci To- r Ran
,ecs ~ oa Flovd AHc- g fSot n '!ms
ov 50 iret nGrth line GoNd Avenue ~ .
o Nf w hPa ' g5S fr'r esr. e n !las
ICES. NJ, los Fourth Avenue ~ l:xi@o
M@t,ic Shirley nnd nenry q thustandl
,sss M, 81 l'H2 Fourth Aycnus y @xiso
VS. OF Front street. NoISmbSr is l@is;;
t,yG:rrNne; ) D. Carneal and Charles K
fSc' ortm ina h%rT 4"Tiai
nerth Inc rark Avcnua 10 fcc, wGs, ' a.
"%I%.2" Nf rye %5 5nra Tasbv % nS
/ rurtys lots 80. 40 on white street at
!" NJ, CARRIER and .Icnc;t@ s twiifn 10
GssG T. %ny fc sqd inches sr a@n, mr.
ir.na9 Road 20 f;.5 cast of Goddin street
r !, Cfsc q I. " .Ryland trustee, No
ds ' .4"r H i, %SM3. in%i q! south
Street pacombner o , iNls. :si.@4s5. F"~''''
No eSi i' G Aysnuc v y ss yi"gd ine ,n%s' s,
/ i2' - "a northeast corner Lamb Avonu,
>" ,Howser, ZONES liz !. VI. ,B"xiey, rus trus.
TO- TO- H e. l %9r'4 n T9i5,,s'n S!,se aI;
( 20 inghcs s9g,h of ei.ifh Street, November
,rI Henry r22T0ish 70 William l.. .ryler
Enc m,@"' S rniio, PS"eGg"cr isio SLIGO
7xi20 feet Vest line North hv"nue ' IS Zee,
/ n"rih ,of Wicihan Street Dcccmbe. g.
h ~ rs, C yss ,, t: Es4a trustee
VlGgini. Realty and Construction CO.. Inc.
4 Is.
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SHIP OWNERS PROFITS
FABULOUS DURING WAR
shipping Board Craft Made $500, 900 ON
Today Voyage, Witness
Declares,


M,ASiilNGTON. Dec. 1.-Pronts
were fabulous and "unbelievabic'
John III. Rossctcr. former director of
operations of the Shipping Board, told
me senate Commerce Committee in
man Jones. The board realized cnor-
nous profits ON some ships. he said, but
the earnings of privatcly-owncd YES
sells were even greater
one snip. owned by a company with
whlch he had been connected, he said
operating under the board us a cargo
carrier between San Francisco and Cal
DAYS more than 100000. This ncttcd
Inc board. he said. Approximately $3.50
ouo over the compensation allowed To
owners ana other expenses.
, Thc Quistconcls, first ship built at
iioS Island, on voyage Of nincty-two
u I,.EIS unuer arrangements with the
Italian government earned s597 61D Air
toSSctcr said. Net profits were saGi
lol after taking care of $4,000 in de :
probation and $4,000 in interest.
Tnesc earnings. however were OK
ccptionai and every ship did not Weld
Sucn Il prott. lie said. but vessels under
prNa'e management exceeded even
rate during the war period of $50 :,
ton TO Europe. he added, while tho
British rate was SSS '"'
Then they had certain so-called CIV
ccptionS or licenses" he said rofcr-
ring to the British rate. ..whern tbo
rate went as high as s120 a ton. and
,,r, III; IN trades like cotton there was
Losses due to sinkinss and o,,.r
causes amounted to about s27. 600 600
the witness said. which was CHARGED
'S"ihSt 'he boards insurance division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Pi.st race ono Courccri,s ,o7 ann,
, 70. e. to J. even to Won: Rsyolu ti@f
The Gallant. loo tDonahuel' 10" Ss' in q :
C earn ~, th'rI Time i1 Marie Conncli.
81 w. W2, Moht"Su.. Miss Sterling. Thlrt"cn
esdo; Mast rga"k MattoN. Bob Baker. C.vaI.
~, SsGond race SIX 'furlonrs-l.t,l. M,uoi.
Miss N'.S,,.'' II 10 even. 10 : won.
to ]. Scc"nd, sarasota .. tHoyIe 10 =, -, !
No., Io !" tnirG. Time 1916 i-5 VerItt,
Vis Iiarrg RndaarS ' j.T3a ro9m.2o!- nr Ia
n.ohe N"'G. Leo Ereckenridg. ran %
hiFd Fsce--S!N MISUNDERSTANDING. III ,pu-
Maid IL IL S'HRoGn.on9} .; to i" wGn: lrisl.
second Gordon Roberts Ito al c;.rI ~ %
~ s, 10 !, 10 10 third 'riinc. liz ~ =
Safra iaa. KUHN 3h.fG; A!Sn2 9f nG,res'cad
Ernt. Jack X. ran. '"hc Ar
l fSarth TaeeSN f4T!onss-At,. BOY IL.
Breadman liz twiIlismiSs,--' ;INrn. Won Var
10 = second: Swirl. IoS tronSel' !, 10 10 2
sT.5e Bone Dry Req bom f X KinS =: t ne
,k E5t dIIoud P.eeTs!s fqr!onEs-rh. Boy. II.
Garden. lo7 CRichcre.ltI. 10 Won: W-r
70 H. second; Ira Wilson. 81 'oGo,iiPnio;Si;i
Pueblo, St, Germ.in. Dsc 1hsfa Irinis, !;l5
Wa ia f orr Bliss ROY. T.! PIeasanion Tsjfo,
Sixth raC,ee--mile and sixtecntb-r.,
lily. iG tWidaJ, 10 TO / To- Ia
So To- i. aSaa - SGoltIeitD. 10 !. TO TO-
srsskl Z TO !. i nc + Spring :; G:ieh
it9t.S Alma l. Lucille 70 r. r. ' hnn n Time
max. Senator J amass ;,5%,ta Marshon. SSf,
ram. "''u Sna!urock Green
n ssGyenth .raee-Mnc and three .i,,a..,.
to p won: wadswortR 10 nj I! 10 |. !
G' s5 vsw ;S " y r thi{I r.ms ,.
'hhtc' III Rev ana CHICK H.rtil,.~t non non Aa--
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

N'cS!y Ny ~ Modiste. Is a., i,TtfT!G1hESn
ihal."s ~ Ablal- lVi: Pl,in it;i"' ~
nun. ~ ilue leans. io5. t;"idrn' inoi ~, 81
H., [.'"nia. 100: l.iitl. SIn.v -" IA;
iii" pec;c, ~ i;"dy ia Rlnck 100; u..aiiu.
second !acc-iv- aud on hall [ni 10
= oihhiy Wac 9s: Baby C;irl eS IL ~, '"iIe s.
Me- "hhii, !02. Mcddiing Miss MI
intua Shilh 100 R.ilioC. iCi c,bni,,s,,T , = =
Mn Mn, ": l}gg' Thurman. 1907: Kniii, i!'
i67 ,i',,,i,' S-niy Lad. l05: Scsri,ia ~
S Si" "y,ig Syhi! .r J9ta itliG, 55
Thrill race six fi,tiofrrs -panc,,r
VI. i"@ ilThihGa iU&. lr:nr RS -, ~,
- brIward Knh.rts li2: I;i. -
- ig"' '.!"T' il6; liily r. lis; iirhin'",ii
land II. S"tenS'er. rs; Murphy. iii. Kcu.
=, Fourth r4oe--uiie and seventy y,ro.
Ii0ohn 100: l'allct Dancer H. IdSV i}p IlNs
iSS iI,!Icy. loo. Dairy Man lG.. 'p,y i,ii"",
i.ivaly iIIIu ,.,IpS sands of Pleasure. iii
y, I'm r"ce,.six ,furones-'rhc ROY. 1oo
i - ne mn, lla. Honey. los: W. ~"
ihlsI'icn. %. You Need lOi orn,.lI a..
'oticc ~; T"cula. ia 'H'' .''
,.i,,da ,,"cs-u!ily and sinteenth--pln.
ENG Neptune. 10 SIeelh ia. p"prnn,. ~
Vowel rs AId"hlr,u .ilG AIsn Hyt.i,,,ii
i DicH ooniieN !!0i Little string. no. I'"I
.. Seysnth racs-,,ile ana seventy y.rds-
I'm io2 Zen" Roberts. lob CONNIE 81
w. y 9 stone. lee. Alhaua los. %.,,,,.r.
HsH. I's. iiil" cottage 10. EulocN 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
HAVANA ENTRIES


:. ifs', rac.-hve nnd one half fuflonss-
-. " IiiSf - SaGE Honds. So: AnNirty
Walton; 100 TheoGore I1tr los: va.
S-l!c. IcS. Ghehlc. Jos.
, second isCe-- Ave and onc-haIi furioncs-
Mary ,Magh"tn =. Miss lvas. 20. snow
queen. ~: MlkccrIcord". 100. I'olncrou. r"
Allah. 100 col Harrison I0a Hors. j55
imaasgc MarIor .'' Hf.zz l05 Ring X
THIRD race i've ana half furlong.-
y" enty- Seven 100: blanche Donation iOs
Flckle Fancy 10: Helen Ati.in 1867 nan.
g fti lg5. Ee'i"rt"n. lo5: iorisyilr los
Fourth rsc.--nve ana onc.haif furl,n.s-
comfort 81. Different Ewes ItI. Hamilton
A'elti,ih Cromwe;i. ll2;, Skilcs. KnoD. iso
mont, 81: Night owl. lo7. naiph i i65
Ehadsmcs. l07 Frederick Miller no: .iDs.
Slr'h aacr-miie and twenty wards --Uo
lo2: DicE Benson. lo7. 'riinothy jforan "a
MHonfcsc% 40: Baladin. Ila: Red Mucy
.Sey;nth race mile and twenty varas-
Bbl liuniey. -; k.da llcrrynsEn. Io7: Whip
popwtll 100, frrA'UH lOG. BurlipEame 10.
AhtigG. los Ssiysteile. JI3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13

y INCHES BY lss feet north line Main street
% l.. feet west OF Eighteenth Street No.
'cmber T. 1919: $4,000.
trustee: 10: 1905 ,Eas, Main Street. Is feet feet
south line Main Street 90 feet 10 is ,ncScs
eeaaSSs o q Eighteenth Street. November 4,
trustee a. J. W. Wsi9he!E ,, to Virginia Trus, Co;
feet / ~ inches by 81 feet ) inches east
south SO nao of Main Street. November i. 1878;
,rn a. l. NwcnnSSs,rr, to Virginia rrus, Co,
10 AZ inches by Il feet IL inches at
southeast . corner Main and Eighteenth
SlTects. Novcmbcr T. 1919 $500.
tee FS &S Nay sios 20 r 70 l. Smh Jr
Inches by l2a fec, inches south line FLOYD
Avenue 81 feet . inches west OF Row
'aHd street; 81, December J. 1919; shl$O. -.
kycn n. smith, Jr trustee: No, 2lii Floyd
inches south line Floyd Avenue iO5 icct
ccmber 1. 1919: $3.50
" NJ. and Mary l.. Davis to w. r. l..
Shith. ir. trustee. No. 21ll Floyd Avenue.
~ irct . inches by l22 feet 8 inches south
line Floyd Avenue o5 feet IL inches west
OF Rowland street. December /. 1918;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
SO RED NEWSPAPERS
That Number Published in This Coun-
try Advocating Overthrow of
Government.
tRv I,niversalS Service

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Sixty-eisht
newspapers in the United States OPEN
~ advocated armed revolution to over
throw the government.
Twenty eight OF this number are
published by the /. w. W. executive
committee, or are controlled by the
committee.
Altogether 200 newspapers In vari-
GUS parts of the country can be classe d
as extra ordinarily radical under the
Second-S!asS mail regulations OF the
PoSt-Ofiice Depa rtmcnt.
These startling facts were given to
the House Judiciary Committee to-
day by Representative Byrncs, Demo
crat, Of south Carolina. author OF a
bill designed to put AN end to Red
activities in the United States
Special Assistant Acknowledgement
Horton told the committee the radical Is
in this country arc rapidly gaining in
numbers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
FULLER COMPANY TO TAKE
OVER WILMINGTON PLANT
VIII Operate Ship!nrd ns Private Con-
Germ ns Soon nS Contracts
Arc Completed.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.--onicors OF the
George a. Fuller Co. announced
tonight that the plant ~ Wilmington.
N c., which was built under an agency
ccnt-ac; with the Emergency Fleet
Corporation for the construction of
twelve s,5oo-ton steel ships for the gov
eminent would be operated by their
company as i private sh,pbuilding con-
ecrn after their government contract
had been completed.
No details in regard to the deal with
the Emergency Fleet Corporation were
made pubic. The yard Was built n an
estimated cost of $5,5oe,0oo, and the
total contract with the government
Shipbuilding Corporation was organ
lied in March. l"iS. to handle the CON
tract: Paul NJ. Starrett Is president of
The Eulier Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
MAY TAKE OVER DRINK TRADE
John Buli May Set In Soon As Worlds
Greatest Bnr-
kccper.
rBy Associated Press !

LONDON, Dec. l2.-State purcha So
OF Great Brtains liuuor trade would
involve an outlay OF $500. 100000. ac-
cording to the committee which has
been preparing for the labor campai IGN
for the naturalization of the bust
ness
organized labor is solidlv in favor OF
the naturalization scheme it is
claimed. Prohibition. the committee
asserts. does not stand a chance. but
the British public wants an improve
'ncnt in the STANDARDS CT Dublic
houses,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
CHANCEKN RELEASES.

=. Mas aiss, Amanda ida l.. Goodwin trustee: TO 4.
;. +, .Si!tcrdinr. j. il Csrncal and Charles
r. tS., Wills TRUSTEES to Asa Johnson. leOxios
east EAST Of Richlm"nd and Hsnrico TURNPIKE.
fsSi north of wici,ham street. December s.
on Dominion Trus! Co. Inc, etc trus,
s asi eta Main TO e. ian, o so lis
Main street s. feet = inches west 81 Eirh-
H. q Pollard JT trsTtr. is'S sl9gSD
say. 25Sl:o feet on north limo Chaiiin Street.
NT We IT, rGi " iGi rns .2 t. H. G. Sergeant
~" Ie%5 West cary street. /, fee, 10 4
Feet Sch hos s"n'n If me Gary street 40
cc,nhcr . 1919: 5000 '''''' N'-
No. Hn; %rnHa Ienu ns!s e i.10Hr Mann
Park Avenue $40 feet 10 inches west OF
H "sn $ N;shv oS,o'q and an : Ts%a,
Trustees 90 Eenato Cast"!v.cshi aud cum
street: .iA67 feet inch at northwest cor n.
nnSSr finh and Duval Streets. December l..
II; r. ltichcson and +. l.. cru,chfeld
trustees. t. Timothy +. Callahan and Katie
.9s e. f "a and D@vaI ssTsc!s AiS9 %os
!. l.. inches By 80 feet 4, inches north line
Dn,al street: December !. 1918: IS. 900.
and cac VI %z i5 oax to p west 6 Wis s
a li.mS AysmnS ESQ lec, noT.n OF Jones
No. ,itoS Fourth Avenue. 81 l-2xi2o zee;
Front Street o N@vem HSepc ~ ieis Sos %SSt OF
w; T., Purcell. Ir, trustee to N"ilic
street ~ feet inchcs % bv "g1 fec sTa,n
side Grace Street - feet inches IVES, III
22ol Cha;iin Street, 2!xi:o fcc, 'at southwest
cembcr \. 1918: Se6she
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
LAUNCH ANTI-H. C. L. DRIVE
Illinois Is Mobilizins for General or
fcDSive Movement Against
PrOfiteerinE.
!By Universal Service.1

CHICAGO, Dec. ia concerted at
tack against the high cost OF living III
Illinois will be launched on December
10. when Attorncy-Gencral Palmer will
go into conference with Governor
i.owdcn, all Illinois Mayors, States at
Iorneys and price fixing agencies to
evolve plan Of action. The call for
the meeting was issued by the Attor-
ney-Gcneral through Governor Lowden
today.
The women of the State are ex-
pected to deliver the knockout blow TO
protiteering. a. A. Sprague, of the Chi
cago price fixing committee, today APP
pointed Miss Elizabeth Allen and Mrs
Maude Il. Tarlay as pioneers TO pre-
pare for the movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
BANS PROMINENT PITCHERS

Continued from Eighth PagcD
detrimental 10 the young pitcher who
would discard speed and control in an
effort to perfect the splitter" etc,
and so endSnger his chance Of beCom-
ing bir-leaguc star.
The American Association a wear ago
polished trick deliveries. and Roger
Bresnahan declares that the improve
ment WAS pleasing. Hitting was more
plentiful and fans appeared to enjoy
the game better. 1t is on the show
ing OF tho American Association that
Ban Johnson and John lIeydler pr.si-
dents Of the American and National
Leagues. resDec;ively are basing their
present campaign for a change in the
major league rules.
Fined for Oncnses
In the American Association IL is IL
!eSal tor pitcher TO raise the ball to
his mouth or 10 rub il on his clothes
For the first oitenSc a halli is declared
and base runners allowed to advance
On the second ofeusc the pitcher is
lined go and for the third he IS put
out OF the game.
Without putting the bail 10 his
mouth it IL impossible for the pitcher
10 prepare the ball Tor the spitball
curve, ana without rubbing /, on his
cLothGs or IN his glove he cannot throw
very successfully stopped three or four
Most OF tho pitchers mentioned above
Viii be affected by the abolition of mo
spltbaii. as There are comparatively
few Sinners Those to hc afortoI IN.
cutting out The sinners" viii ho a.
cote and Filler.
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CHARTERS GRANTED.

-% ss?Fs :sH S%'n9:S
!, y; Bransh, snii5heId. H%a g. ",
cway $m,has HhF'& Ia no an" deal IN ea arr!
nS f5SH.Ss s5Ga"f!s Inc
MsSP5 81 y Mar No+fo;: sad a s
n N4f @saa SO Ssg IL sso.
and u; Aicxsn,lcr: all OF NottHlk. va
iss S cmsys Of wh'froHf
Clark. prcfiden, and n p wh White tone,
A Nm = chair g! Iy,'op Rove
W. I;yt.on 9rr.sih.m and WI r. E S
Amendment 10 charter az Morton Manu-
I, Morton. 3rssiieri. and i. !. ,@nii.hsns"..
.sss5e 10 its D''' stock
xmsnamsni I" charter Of SANITARY SILK
b. H. obshaW pr rnSd aSd
Kent SeGTeaIy insrsas nGn it's capital sio' :
a trS Of nrs eSS .os and creates
Rain to fnsr's of Ts N.W. vR
Thomas Il, Rats. president: and g 4;
a sFnF from to its capital
Amsndnsn !" charter OF JoSs5s Over
4. g Hsr ROW " i and H. d Kr-bbs.
from to '0's
Graham Log and Lumber CoInpany. Inc.
incorpora ted under the laws of the State
Of New York Maximum: 10000 G"orse
agent 10 manufacture and deal IN lum
bcr and lumber pr"duc,s. ,
Maximum. s;eaooo prsierred. stock and lo.rsi
shares common stock: minimum. $1,000 PIE
Charles II. Smith. president. Shor, Hills, y,
James G. stephens. To manufactures aad
deal in aDplianccs and inducements used In
Richmond Va Maximum. 100. 900 shares:
minimum. 10 shares. Earl j. Carey. presi-
dent: Chicaso: III; r. e. l.'A y sc ,
Va. and Whiting c. Faulkner. Richmond.
Va TO manufacture and deal In paper
Hili-p"rrv CORPORA tion. Norfolk. Va. Maxi
mum, s:a.oa: minimum. $4,000 d S. Hill.
rTITcsi .h, " c; Ferry secretary ard W
The rrziseworthy Muse Publishing Com :
many. Inc, Norfolk. Va Maximum .l5Coo
mn 4 no sIsoS ! II l.; Ba a pTeTidsn,
dre. all %, Norfolk Va. General printing
and publishing business.
Washington Gun Club: Alexandria. Va.
president; Or, r, =, Neill., secretary: 8:
Of Washington. ID. g. To promote the art
shin AMONGST sror,smen.
Amendment 10 charter o, Render thinner
nan COMPANY, Inc Charlottesvile. Va.
stock from $4,000 to $500 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
HUNGARY MAKES REPLY
Tells Council Reason Delegates Are Not
Sent Is That Some Are Held
In ROumnnln.
rBy Asscc,atclrrcs..

PARIS. Dec. 1.-THE supreme coun-
ell has answered a message from Pre-
m!cr liusZar. of Hungary, in which he
asserted the delay in sGndinS Hun
garlan delegates to Neuilly was caused
by the fact that some of them were
prisoners in. Roumania.
The council refused to enter into a
discussion OF this matter and renewed
It's invitation to hungary to send rep
rcsentatives at once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
FORMER RATES INCREASED
Florida Commission turns Down Phone
C0mpnuies Applications to Make
Wnr Rates Permanent.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Dec. 1.-THE
state Railroad Commission today de-
MED applications OF the Southern Bell
Telephone Company and thirty-four
indepcndcnt' telephone companies Of
this state FOR a continuation Of the
higher rates fixed by postmastcr-Gcn-
eral Burleson during tho period OF gov
crnmcnt control
The commission also restored moving
and installation charges 10 the pre-.
war status.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
Bids High for bout.

LONDON, Dec. l2.-R. Stewart Gates
a London broker and promoter OF a big
sport club in Milan. today offered n
guarantee or 10000 tnormally 5000
00O) for a match between Dempsey and
Carpenter in London. He says he Is
going to sec Dempsey and personally
submit his proposition to the cha mpion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
BLAMES 1T ALL ON SATAN
Man who Sent Bomb TO sect Even
with woman. Sidesteps
Responsibility.
IRyIIniyersaIS service. i

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.--"Thc Devils
to blame he schemes all kind OF
things" said Ernest T.. Ct. Kurth this
afternoon. when Judge William II.
Wadhains in general sessions asked
him why lie recently sent q bomb OF
Eunpowder and cayenne pepper to
Mrs. Rodman Wanamakcr.
kurth, who was sentenced 10 two
years and half in States prison, said
he sent the bomb to get even" with
maid in the house who he expected
would open the packages with the
bomb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
BOOMING JAMES cox
Ohio Delegates VIII bring Out Cover
nor for Democratic Prcsi-
Dental Nomination.
n,vI,niynrsal Scrvico. |

COLUMBUS, OHIO. Dec. Thames
NJ. Cox, Governor of Ohio. will be the
Buckeye "favoritc son" for the Demo
cratic nomination for the presidency.
In a canvass today of the members
OF the General Assembly he had %
votes TO IL for United States Senator
Pomcrcnc, four for McAdoo. one for
Palmer three for President Wilson,
three for Judson Harmon and two for
Newton -. Baker. Governor Cox also
led on second choice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
The United States Railroad
Administration
announces the following changes
in schedule on

RICHMOND, FRI:DERICKSBURG
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Effective Monday, December is, 1919:
Train No. 30. leaving Richmond 4 ga
y. NJ. daily. local TO Washington. viii
be withdrawn.
Train No. Is will leave Broad Street
Station, Richmond. $40 L. NJ. daily,
arriving Washington p. NJ, making
all local stops.
Train No. 36 will leave Broad Street
Station, Richmond, 4:30 T. N. week
days for Ashland, making local stops.
Train No. OIL. now due Broad Street
Station. Richmond, olO y. NJ, daily,
will arrive S:35 a. NJ.
Train No. rs will leave Ashland 5:35
r. NJ. week days. arriving Broad Street
Station, Richmond. 6:l5 =. M.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-13
STEAMBOATS,,

Passenger and Freight Services.
NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Carmania. Dec. ~, Jan. %, Mar. 3
Orduna y. Dec. 81
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and SOUTHAMPTON
Mauretania, Dec. 30, Feb. 13, Mar. 26
impcrator. Jan. ri, Feb. 81
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON
Royal George, Dec. 20, Jan. 81, Fcb.2i
NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOURG and LIVERPOOL
Caronia Dec. "a
NEW YORK TO PLYMOUTH,
HAVRE and LONDON
SaNonia Dec. "a, Jan. 81
NEW YORK, L'DERRY, GLASGOW
IoiiimDia. Jan. 10
o17 18th St, n. W., Washington, d. C.
or Local Agents.