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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
Local Committee
to Confer With The
Fuel Administrator

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
National Republican Convention
to Assemble in Chicago on June 9Th

graduates the eighteen Republican
states included In the rwenty-tw ..
which have already acted and urges
that special sessions ia the other
states he called before February 1rst
to coGple.e The ratincation."
1t WIS announced by the commit;
tee that uuior The new apportiou
ulent OF delegates to the r. publican
national convention the total number
Of delegates viii be 9S+ as against a9i
at the last national convention. Jn,ier
the arport comment New York and
North Carolina gain ono delegate
each.
The Losses are as follows:
Texas ;. Tennessee, /; ALBANIA.
2; Arkansas =. haS-acilG SettS, I, One
delegate Is allowed for each 1900
voters.
Chairman Hays 3ust before ad-
tournment of the executive session
this evening made his annual report
ana ann 9,nced the membership of
the national committees TO consider
policies and platforms.
The announcement OF this special
committees membership showed
that Chairman Hays had been doing
some most efficient work in reconcil-
ing the discordant elements in the
party.
To bring the best brains Of the party
10 the ideration in defnite man
ner of The paramount political prob
lens with = view TO making sugEeS-
Washington. Dec. l0.--Chicago
gets the. Republican national cpnven-
ten IL will be held in that city on
June s. Chicago won on the tirst bal
lot, the vote being Chicago A. st.
Louis Q.
At the executive meeting of the ma
tional committee late this afternoon
Senator Reed Smoot introduced the
following resolution which was
passed Unanimously:
The national Republican commit
tee recommend to the Republican
legislatures to ratify the Federal wo-
man suffrage amendment. 1t con-
'tions for the resolutions committee q,
the Iext national convention. the ap.
pointment OF a committee was au-
thorized to consider policies and plat.
forms. This committee consists Of
twelve members Of tine national COM
mttea and a large number OF other
Republicans representing all groups
and interests in the country. The COM
mtttee wit hn MS follows:
Walter r.. Brown. Ohio: Herbert Par
son, New YORK; Senator w. Murray
Crane. Massachusetts, Senator Boise
Penrose, nrSy.vania. Fl. O. BQrsur,
New Mexico; lreurge w. Perkins, New
York: William III. Crocker California;:
Raymond Robins, illinois; Eustace Gull
linanc, California. Senator Elihu Root.
New York Mrs. Mary Gibson. Califor.
MIA: julius Rcsenwsld, Illinois: Miss
Mary Garrett Hay. New York; Henry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
GERMANY 70 PAY FOR
ScU71lING FLEET

Berlin, Dec. 1o.--Germanv will not
answer with q categorical mo" to
the two allied notes reiterating, in
milder form, the penalty of 100000 tons
Of German dockage and shipping for
the scuttling OF the German feet at
Scapa Flow. and the demand that
Germany sign the peace protocol con-
tanning a. paragraph giving the allies
the right to intervene miliiarily IL
Germany fails to fulfn tho armistice
conditions ia the letter.
That much scesNs certain today
twenty -four hours after raceipt.of the
notes. Neither viii be an Immediate
quaifed compliance,
All Indicators are that oiermany's
government win make another attempt
to reach a cor promise al Paris on tho
.Scapa Flow demand:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
NEW TRIPLE ENTENTE
RIJMORED INLONDON:
DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE

tary OF state in tho foreign office
went to Italy recently ostensibly on
q mission in injection with food
reHef. His return however. was
followed by the visit of the, Italian
foreign minister who in the last
few days has beer having impor-
fant star chamber conferences with
Lord C'urznn, the British foreign
minister and Harnsworth.
with the arrival OF Premier
Clenenccau the stage Is set for
series of aiGn.f caut conferences be-
tween the leading statesmen OF the
three powers. The European eco
uornic situation. which is growing
more acute daily. the relations with
Germany. and peace with Russia
are believed to be In the forefront
of the subjects m be discussed In
these conferences,
In diplomatic circles the hope is
freely expresaG sd that the three
powers viii rct together on A com
mon plan for the economic recon
struction OF Europe and coupled
with this hope is the belief that po-
iiticai and military arrangements
will n turally grow out of these
discussion that will virtually
amount to q new alliance.
The Fiume question too is OK
pected to be tackled earnestly, be-
cause OF lite inherent danger for an
ltalo JuEo-Siay conflict
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
MUST Be ACTUAL
Government FOR
( ]. S. RECOGNITION
Secretary Lansing Says
No Official Head in the
Ukraine
HELPLESS HERE
AS THINGS STAND
Governments Reply to
Protest Of Leading Jews
Against Atrocities Up
pn the Race

Washington, Dec l0.--The United
skies will never recognize Russian
Gulsernnaent that will not guarantee
ample protection for the Jews and
other minorisies. according to state
mAnk made by Secretary OF State
L1lnsins today in answer TO protest
totthfs government against the afro
oattAs la the Ukraine against the jew
tS4 rarr.
Tho protest was taken to Mr.. Lans-
INF today BY a commission of Aneri-
cAS c4tixers hea dcd by Rabbi Wis.,
ofENcw York and Louis r.. Marshall.
Mir. Lansing emphasized the fact
thu there Is at present ne govern
rnfrt III the Ukraine which The United
SG&aes can recognize and that with
re3pect to that country and Weatern
attd Southwestern Russia The heads
u! the armies are OF tho medieval
tytc with whom "A civilized nation
"c&nnot deal.'
Nr. fIansings reply TO the COM
Aifsior follows.
rThesc outraGes haze been known
to- us---;h"ugh indirc~.iy~--aud We
hasc sou -ht constantly ways in which
10 suppress them II Il wnre possible.
Thc difficulty lies In the sact shat
west RI Russ.a particularly South
wse.nrn Russia. a In such u state Of
turmoil and anarchy. taa- We hsve
iPf-ft unStfta ENSH N @tNEA IL ffft9S3-kliSr
,ivss thrrc~~-becansa ;here has beer
nM a.ahla government with which to
zeal.
@t.nt.i these is q change In the 20
titicai situation tn the Ukraine, We nt'e
almost helpless We have no one To
whssr we can send a protest There liz
no enc with sthnn, we can reason. II
Is ,dstticsiIr 70 fSnd out where their
f~atierr stand poiiticsilg, We know
.th~y are being ppresscd On every SIDE
and lighting Win everybody. And.
~ fnnr<r, hi Such state ~ anarchy
~ nxiSte flsrre. SwN@sAre without the
power 10 help the unfortunate In
habitanH Of tha, atrickto r~gtbn-
we have c@stAbitshNd q Consulate
General IT Odessa. AID from there
~ NfIl gather information az rapidly
AxgWs can,
"As tar as the recognition of gov
eminent in the Ukraine IS concerned.
you can be sure thai. whatever @ov-
ArHHreat is recoE- .-@d--and recog-
Y.t1td In all Russia because | do not
WITH 10 see RuSs{n isntembered---
tlaGre Will certa My be a very decided
ueoternent for proper protection Of
nst4Ofit3os and the rectiflcauon OF
WSpnss that have been done insofar
- that Is possible. o. course life
~ cannot restore, bat we Can restore
III rights OF the Irving. ard that will
~ the purpose with which this gov
aSment wfll approach the recognt-
tn of q government In Russia-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ultREQUTTHD LOVE
DRIVES M.AzTTLO MAD

cisconsnlate because he could not
wtA the love OF f7-year Lillian
CaldycaM Louis J. sGazullo. nineteen
uedpped In front of her house at seven
aalock yesterday morning shot him
NJ through the left arm and then
calmly sat down on the doorstep to
la2 the household come out and SEQ
w4hk q wreck cupid had made of
he youth, who was wounded in Ar
gu&ne drive while q member of the
k{E. r., was treated for his injury at
~ Virginia hosuital and then taken
o HE city tall Is suspected of being Of
Uound mind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
s{fsEAMEKyH4nE NOW
E NAMED CHANCELLOR

fredericksburg, Dec. l0.- The name
81 ScrcamervilIe POSTPONED. long well
kI&ewn In the annals Of the history Of
thle section, IN to be changed to Chan
o4yIor. The change lis to be made
~ the request OF Inc people Of that
Ge&tion. who, when canvassed. show
81 that their continents favored the
HRrA Aurhontous name Of Chancellor.
Ar. Charles A. McHenry, OF New
INK and Spotsylvania. who owns =
I&gA farm lin that section, took
IT, matter UP with the postofice de-
p}rtinent with the result that the
n knge will be made. It Is not known
u either or not the r. r. & r r. r.
~ hon Will Also change Its name to
esAf0rn 70 that Of the 6ostofhce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ByL r. MURDOCH.

London. Dec. 1o.--Despite de-
malls that Britain is framing a new
defensive alliance" the belief ,s
virtually unant mous that the germ
of new triple entente Is being
implanted at the conference this
week between Premier Lioya-
George and Premier Clemencsau
ana signor Sclalois, the new Italian
foreign minister
The British government refuses
to mako any comment upon the
treaty situation in America fear
ing that any public. official state
ments might teopardi.c ratification
of the pact, for the hope persists
in many quarters that the United
States senate may yet put its fnai
20. h" on the treaty and league.
The Britain government wishes -
avoid everything that might ap-
pear Ike meddl ug in the affairs OF
tn" United States.
Meanwhile there is much ir-
srired publicity in favor OF an arr
angemens between Britain, France.
and italy with Spain as d possible
fourth partner, for an alliance 81
The western powers. indicating the
setting uu OF an old fashioned
''balance Of power" in the event
America does not toiu the league
under tbs original terms
Cecil Harmgworth. under sccre-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
MINERS STRIKE REACHES AN END
1000, 600 TONS OF COAL TURNEl
LOOSE WHERE BINS ARE YAWNIN0
PaImer's Statement

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ANARCHISTS APPEAL
TO SUPREME COURT

Washington, Dec l0.--Whether or
not the final effort OF Alexander Berk-
man and Emma Goldman, noted an
archists, to escape deportation end
remain In this country will succeed
is to be decided by the supreme court
of the United States. tomorrow.
This indication was given to counsel
for Goldman and Berkman and the
government by Chief Justice White
today. after Hairs Weinhers ger. the
counsel had presented petition for n
writ of error from the session OF
Judge Mayer, of New York, refusing
10 grant the anarchists writs Of ha-
heas corpus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
ADMINISTRATION
RETAINS 4,00G,06|||
Regulations In Corn1e
ton With Use to R
Modified
RETURN TO NORMAN
TO BE GRADuA
Commissioner John
Kergan is Revealed ~
Leading Spirit in Su
cessfal Ending
f11 ERYEoDY PLEASED

Washington. Dec 11---Intens
gra LITIGATION was EXPIRE ssssd in oEzS&
fetal circles here this Rftern0Ca
over the settlement Of the C0a1*
strike. This announcement
given out at the White House: ssas
The president Is greatly pscaao4y
at the settlement OF the strike. sse
FRANK Morrison, secret AIRY Of f64s
American Federal ton of Labor SAidsa
IF Is gratifying to every one.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
AAIF snYILON n
INTEREST On BONDS

100000 Will be distributed in
R2hmond Monday by the United
akSfex government among purchasers
Cd the tirst liberty loan, coapons Of
binds IT both issles being due on the
sAene day.
Moro than $.,eo0.0 geo will be paid
~ IN the state Of Virginia and $6.-
g. 900 In the fifth federal rceerve
dlSerict Tho government is urging
an holders OF bonds to rcinvest their
ineercst morey In bends or in treasury
sayings certificates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
Fleming Improves.

nc. G. Fleming, OF Columbia. Va,
who suffered concussion OF the brain
ami other bruises when he was hit
by a street car in Barton Heights
Yesterday morning, is improving at
thH Grace hospital. where he was
taken. He had brought his wife hero
tog the Jackson-Willis hospital. ana
w1s going to his sisters house when
aa& was struck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

Ethel Lee Ike, sewn vear-otd victim
OF on automobile accident Nope4hher
%, vas reported as being slightly bet
ter At late hour last night Yes
terday morning she was reported as
being In a sinking condition and hos
pital authorities held little hope for
her recovery. Jane Ful.er. hurt in
the same accident Is said to be TIM
proving grcaU-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11
Snafifiin to .InrN

John J. Spaddin was sent on tn tho
grand jury yesterday by Magistrate
Puryear. charged with stealing q
Ford automobile. s....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

Snotlcss Company's Dance.
The first dance Of The employees of
tkA Spotless company will be held
tonight At $40 at tho Army and
NlSy Community club.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-11

locals Throughout the country, IN
siTucting IN" miners 10 return to
work at once. An ofre'sI ORDER car
rFing the signatures nj tho miners o.
ici1lS will follow tho tcleGrapnia in
Stru"tionS.
\ convened convention or the ofti-
Gals Of the various miners unions
throughout the C1uptry VIII he called
n Indianapolis 5s soon a s the work
mas been tuli. resumed ia tho mines.
dr. Lewis announced. during which
'oH ana complete eHplanatf"1} II the
acton o. tHe oHlclals ~ securing ne
aF.tNn "ltt ne nadH.
FoltP" tas IS tNe ann"uneemeni o.
ING sett1 'uent OF IN" coal s'f!Ne mace
Popae ny ny LF"iS
The Unttri Mine WORKERS repre-
sentattvcs agreed To accept the pFesi-
dent proposal is basis Of settlement
Of the strike They did so becagse II
PROVIDES a definite. concrete and rrac-
t.ea8 method b. Hh3o" adeauate con
s.dfraeIon and i proper adjustment 81
aeif etai;n TOR an increase IN wages
ana improved conditions OF etnr lnFn'ent
nay be brought ABOUT. Iho Gn!ted
Nine workers nave iuii confidence in
s"e re ~ o. -" me-, FEC a, a. 'nn
ans! judgment.
s.erbe r,ras;der,.. rroroSst d,ffers
fron, any nrnnos.i ,,eretofnre rrnr,s-
~ IN tnat h leaves .,nthinr In ans,bt
~. fsr ]. r,,ss,s "a aI.,sf III,
slet.ifa ,t,cr.aF L. cnrs1rras -
soba,,,e rrnnnsoa 4, ~ S.arfn,a ~
ma .ane for "a ,,i,,a ,rarlnrs 800,
thar ~ ',.l,.,te-rs - ~ ;,n-.,sss :.
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The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21

now given the stockmen bp the rail
roads.
Col. Parker of Piceance creek was
recommended for appointment as stock
inspector for the western slope country.
?. g. Gates of Crawford was elected
delegate to the stockmen convention
to be held in Salt Lake July 81.
An advisory committee was appoint
ed, consisting Of F. D. Squiers of Rifle,
+. L. Sweet of Carbondale, Fred Lar
son of New Castle, H. c. Jessup Of
Glenwood and P. G. Gates of Crawford,
and this committee will meet in Glen
wood today to take up such work as
they may deem proper for the benefit
of the association.
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
SENATE REFUSES
beer REPRIEvE

Washington, June 1S.-Any possibil-
ity of congress repealing or modifying
wartime prohibition, which goes into
effect July l, went glimmcring today.
The senate by vote of So to IL
refused to sanction modification of
the law permitting the manufacture and
sale of beer and wine from July
until constitutional prohibition goes
into effect in January, 1920.
This overwhelming support of the
"dry' law in the senate demonstrates
the futility of the "wets'' looking any
longer to congress for relief, particu-
larly as the house is known to be fully
as antagonistic to repeal.
President Wilson is now the last re
naming hope of the "wets' for even
some of the "dry' leaders concede the
executive possesses the power to de-
clare the wartime prohibition act null
and void upon the termination of de-
mobilization, which will occur before
July l.
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
DAYLIGHT SAVING BILL
Is REPEALED

Washington, June 19.-Doom of the
daylight saving, inaugurated as war
measure, was pronounced today by con-
grcss, both senate and house adopting,
by overwhelming votes, measures to
terminate operation of the law when
the period of summer time ends next
October 26.
The house, by vote of 233 to 1872,
passed bill to repeal the law on the
last Sunday in next October, but re
jected an amendment to make the re-
peal effective at once.
The senate, by vote of So to 8,
added q rider to the agricultural appro-
priation bill providing for repeal Of
the daylight measure on the same date
fixed by the house bill.
The senate measure now goes to con-
ference with the agricultural bill ani
the house bill is to be sent to the SEN
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
HOTEL COLORADO OPEN

Glenwood s famous hostelry, the Ho-
tel Colorado, last Wednesday evening
opened it's doors for the season and it
is already enjoying good business,
with prospects for an exceptionally
fine trade throughout the season. Man
ager Lucas says he has more reserva-
tions than in any previous year, aud
that these come from the very best
people who have ever been entertained
at the hotel.
The Long family of Kansas City will
arrive shortly and will spend the sum
mer here, and several other families
who from past experience have learned
to love Glenwood and the Hotel Colo
RADIO will arrive a little later and spend
the summer. Every indication now
points to good business season, not
only for the big hotel, but for all of
our business interests.
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21

McCarty and John Gaffy Of the Denver
offices of the Lakawanna Oil company; !;
j. w. Richards of Denver; Mr.. Toff
and Mr.. Hindbaugh of Colorado
Springs; and about thirty others, some
of whom were from Wichita, Ell Dora
do and other points in the Kansas oil
fields. Each of the party secured a
sample bottle of the oil.
The Flynn Brothers are doing their
part in making the DeBeque field stand
out on the map. They are attracting
wide interest in the oil shale of this
section and receiving proper credit
among those who are keeping in touch
with developments.
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
Troops Dispatched to Reinforce Cav.
airy Guarding Border Line Menaced
by Outlaw Greaser Band
PRESENT SITUATION SERIOUS

Ell Paso, Texas, June 19.-Seventy
Villa rebels were in Guadalupe, oppo-
site Fabens, Texas, at $3.50 this after
noon, according to report received
from the Fabens patrol headquarters by
military headquarters here tonight.
Five were also reported opposite Pho
neer, near Fabens.
Troops to reinforce the Seventh cav
airy We're rushed from Ell Paso in mo-
tor trucks to Fabens and placed in po-
sition to prevent a raid on the little
valley town, which is thirty-two miles
east of here on the Southern Pacific
railroad.
Guadalupe is five miles south of Fa-
bens on what is known as "the island -
formed by the dry bed and the present
course of the Rio Grande. The river
is not the boundary at this point on
the border and bisects "the island. "
Many raids and fights with smugglers
have occurred there. Guadalupe was
the headquarters of Francisco 1. Ma.
dero at the outbreak of the Madero
revolution.
All members of the Nineteenth in
fantry on pass here tonight suddenly
were ordered to report to their con
pany commanders Immediately shortly
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
WESTERN SLOPE sTOCKMEN
WILL MEET IN SALT LAKE

Grand Junction, June 1S.-Stocllmen
from all sections of the western slope
are expected to attend the special con
ference at Salt Lake City July 81 for
the purpose of agreeing upon the best
method of protecting grazing land on
public domain.
"The idea is to have congress pass
legislation placing proper regulations
upon grazing land" said f. j. Mat
thews Of the Delta County Livestock
association. "It is probable the COZ
ference will ask that it be turned over
to the control of the forest service and
conducted by that department in the
same manner that national forests are
protected.''
1t is stated there are thousands and
thousands of acres of grazing land in
Delta, Mesa, Gunnison, Garfield and
other counties of this section that are
rapidly being destroyed. Under the
present laws all public property out
side the forest reserve is merely free
for-all and in consequence, it is de
clared there is no system and what is
taken out is not put back in-inevita-
bly, headed toward eventual ruin.
The Glenwood post., 1919-06-21
after 9 clock tonight.

Fabens, Texas, Jnue 1S.--A number
of Villa followers, estimated at less
than 100, early tonight gathered on
Mexican soil opposite here. The Sew
enth cavalry is stationed here.
campfire could be plainly seen
from the American side at San Agustin,
just west of Guadalupe. 1t could not
be determined whether this was the
camp of the Villa men reported in Fa-
bens or of another band. The people
of Tornillo, east of here and directly
opposite Guadalupe, were much alarmed
tonight at the reported presence of the
Villa band in the Mexican town. Tor
milo is small border settlement of
two stores, postoffice and about 80
inhabitants, and is guarded by a small
cavalry patrol.
Maj. Adolphus Roce, commanding the
Fabens patrol base, announced at mid
night that the .campfires to be seen Oh
the Mexican side of the border were
believed to be those of small bands of
Villa men who were scattered by the
American cavalry when they crossed
Sunday night and were reassembling in
small groups preparatory to rejoining
Villa.