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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
.sECRET ARY BAKER URGES
TEMPORARY ARMY BILL
Says Question OF Permanent Military
Policy sfay Be Taken
Up Later.
RETURN OF SOLDIERS BODIES
War Chief Declares He Is In
Sympathy With Fcelings OF Many
American Parents on Subject.
Rehabilitation Is Rapid.
IBy A. loclated Press.l

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Secretary
Baker today renewed before the House
Military Committee his recommends
ton that Congress provide for a tenn
porary army OF $4,000 men for the
i,seal year Deslnnng Jny l. The sec
ings on the hugo army appropriation
BILL which failed IN the closing hours
of tho last Senate.
tho permanent military establishment"
the secretary said. All l am asking
an army OF 509 900. The question of
adopting legislation providing for an
increase in NTH, ne permanent army Is a
later. The great ucod now Is quick
action on the appropriation bill"
The War departments policy toward
by the secretary 20, the greatest i'm :
portance TO the country"
Money for Emergencies.
We nave proceeded generally on the
propriated for emergency uses, +,
should not be spent on projects which
could be left 10 the future" said ne,
but while tho department is trying
TO save As much money as can DC saved
wisely. there arc certain projects which
70 complete nov would be cheapest in
which the department wishes TO con-
suit Congress"
Av The f.Ia referred 1ro G LaREs55
should not be completed as originally
intended. The field had proved un-
suitable for certain purposes for which
the air service originally intended 10
use. he said. and tho department had
Decided that instead OF spending 81
600 or more on its completion. IL
should purchase tho lands and build :.
lnss OF he Wright Aviation Field at
Dayton, oh!o: a. cost o. from $1,000
600 10 $4,000 900. Authorization Of.
CONGRESS would DC needed 20 do this,
he said.
A. 10 bringing Bnck Soldiers bodies.
The question as TO whether bodies Of
should DO left IN that country or re-
turned here was brought before the
secretary by several members OF the
committee. They declared that there
Was growing feeling throughout the
country for bringing the bodies back
Secretary Baker said tho dcDar,no
had not as yet, determined on A
definite policy in regard to the mat
tcr.
II realize however" no added. that
many fathers and mothers want TO
have the bodies Of their sons brought
back, and ! am in complete sympathy
with their wishes. However. since IL
would be imposeible 20 start now in
returning the bodies. the question can
be postncned for the time being
General March. chief Of staff told
the committee that rehabilitation was
proceeding so rapidly every man in
France could be back in this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
MACHINE GUN COMPANIES
MUSTERED OUT OF SERVICE
Virginia Fighters DISCHARGED at Cnmp
Lee and Leave for Homes
In state.
Especial to The Times-Dlsp.tch.l


CAMP LEE. VA. May 2s.-Com-
panies B and D. OF tho Ono Hundred
and Twelfth Machine Battalion,
Twenty-ninth Division, are being sepa
rated from the service today. The ma
1ority of these men are from Virginia.
and they will leave for their homes
tomorrow. a detachment Of Virginia
men. members OF the One Hundred and
Fifteenth Infantry, which Is also a
unit OF the Twcnty-ninth Division, ar
rived in camp this morning for i'm
mediate rehabilitation.
II is taken as fact by officials here
that the Three Hundred and EiEh-
teenth Infantry. Eightieth Division.
which is now at Newport News will
come hcre Saturday TO be mustered out,
although the War Department has not
notified the camp personnel adjutant
that the Virginia National Army
doughboys would come here
Army ambulance section No. 534 Of
hcially known as the Washington and
Lee Base Hospital unit. Will arrive here
Saturday morning, according to a tcle-
gram to headquarters today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Listen to the Man
Who MAKES the Motorcar

ago you would have been right.
But factory conditions rapidly are
returning TO norma1-cars are
coming through and variety in
types and prices now awaits the
keen buyer.
The keenest buying begins in
the advertising columns Of THE
TIMES-DISPATCH! This is
where the manufacturer himself
tells about his car-this Is where
he gets the most buyers from his
advertising expenditure.
Before you visit Automobile
Row at ALL then, have a pocket
to-pocket talk with these automo-
bile manufacturers. Read their
advertisements as they appear III
THE TIMES-DISPATCH from
time-to-time, for it's good bust
ness to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
CHAUFFEUR is HELD
Another Arrest Made In Connection
With Mysterious Charlotte
Murder Cnsr.
IRv Associated pr.a

CHA RLoTTE, y. c.. May 2a-Rra,.
cen S"earlnsen. twentyvear- old
white man, was arrested here toda
and ~ held IN connection with the kill
ING OF Harry Mont Eomery in this civ
tast FRIDAY midnight on a lonely SUI
his fancee, Mics Lorraine owen
Ernest Hunter. negro was com
mitted yesterday by the coroncr's Jury
after ne was Identified by the Young
lady as the man who fired tho shot
-wearingen is chauffeur. and is held
IN connection with the ''mysterious
car that Is said TO have followed the
couple on the night Of the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

The Good Man and the Willing
Motorcar. seem. to. understand
each other.
The sympathetic driver soon
learns the cars kinks just how
much warming-up it needs-just
how firmly he must step on the
little button to get action-just
how much coaxing the machine
needs for a quick and smooth get
away. THAT old boats almost
human" Is frequently heard.
The Old Cars like Old Shoes
men hate to break in the new
.ones-which Is more sentimental
than sensible.
Your old car has done it's BIT
you know 1t has. Buy yourself
NEW CAR.
That's easier said than DONE"
you're saying, and a week or two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Form Textile Ranking Comn,n,

NEW YORK. May 2a-The TEXTILE
tanning company. organized to per-
in the textile industry OF the country
and 10 Anance fundamental mill re-
cuircments has been Incorporated in
,his state With paid-up capital and
surplus Of s2.5eo.0oo. according to Joint
announcement made by the Guaranty
Trust Company and the Liberty Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

within four months II an army OF oc
cupation In Europe were not needed
Until definite international policy
IS worked out. however, General
March declared, .we must maintain an
army OF occupation there. This army
regular divisions" 'e
Tho number of men in camps In this
country also is being rapidly reduced,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
N. AND OFT OF TOWN

Mr.. Robert Sr',on Pollard and her small
w. nS'e r.,urn.a 70 Richmond sf;.r a
o. and Mrs Robe, Bryan have -.
TUNED from. motor trip through tn.
Major and MIS-. Robert william, D.rt.,
-. fnssts Of Mr. James n. Y Daa!e! a;
wv Jfhtrton Hotel for hri.: stay.
:, "'s' Naute Mint.r. o, wa,k.r.on ard
M,w''- 3F.s''n. flneI 81 Richmond h.v.
.'.V,7rG % kinE and Queen county. ,f,er
A-tcc. Jr.. IN kll.naraock " 20
M.Sa Eme Branch. OF w.J, Franklin
,,rcet has been ,hs Yues, % he. s!s'.r
MI hrthur Glnsgow, in Warrington This
NNs Pearl Kaninsky. Of Honurn.r. Av.
n4t - visiting friends IN Indisnapoi,.
NASr, .he VIII attend tho automobile "a 20
"LI cAp"ctf to remain through the Shrin.
.'s convention IN Jun. '- "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Leaving for New york

Mrs. John g. Havemeyer. who has
! Teem tne guest OF hcr, daughter. Mrs
..ppo,.as l.. Moore, and Mr.. Moore. a.:
ldAton' on the cary Street Road
TOT me past several weeks IL !eay-
!ne ,oday Tor Now York 4 number
@, INFORMAL affairs have been given for
.ars. Hevcmeyer during her s,av hnrn
MI. and Mrs. Moore and their child
lel nave closed their town house and
80 no" occupying the home o, Mr.
ara Mrs. John Shelton Williams for
toe summer months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Ni.x Munrurd Grudunte.

VI much interest here is the fact
tnat Miss Mar Stafford Munford.
uSuShter or Mrs. Beverley B. Muntord
=, h!chnond. VIII graduate at Bryu
NthWr college,, Pa, next week Miss
iiHunlVrd has Won signal honors for
1,.ersc,t ever since she entered college.
I.nEiish and Psychology and won
other special prizes or note
Mrs Munford VIII leave shortly TO
Bryn Mawr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
To Start Service From Norfolk.

10y S'sIL { SCfFICt Il rOfh -Nor1OIK,
NEW YORK, May ga regular
TRANSATLANTIC cargo service from Nor
folk. Va, will he started about June :
by the International Merca ntile Marine
Company. according to an announces
ment made by the company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
S . { z <. T Y

me Governor Of Virginia and Mrs.
. "ses,morGland Davis Will be hosts at
tiyn uIss luncheon given in tho Execu-
49, Manslon today at IL o'clock IN
iryynSr or the returning officers OF the
Risshhmeth Division. who will arrive in
'avis Will go Immediately after lunch
IN 20 the place OF honor in the re-
ee"'nS stand, where they will wilt
70 me parade. Governor and Mrs.
;'ohn j. corweIl. OF West Virginia. viii
's guests at the mansion on Juno 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30

nounee the ensa cement and approach.
hs marriage OF their daughter Mar.
SaFet Eilzabeth. 10 John King Berry
~. or Boston. Mass. Tie wedding VII
iahc place some time in June
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Invitations I..ued.

issued invitations for the rnsrriape ~
Pelr daughter Mary Nicholas. 10 VIII
III, sin Valentine Lefew. The ceremony
MI TAKE place on "Wednesday morning.
dune IL. in Holy Trinity Church.
NJ i-e,eT' and his bride Will make
neir home In Richmond on their re-
turn from Wedding iourney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Drneiit Story II

Miss HATTIE Belle Gresham Will give
= storytelling Hour" Saturday A Ter
C Eaon AZ O'Clock q, the Grace -Covenan,
."uEchhnnse, e2l West Franklin
',Feel. Tn" aTair "a under the auspices
~ no Ladies AID Society OF tho
chNFch. Refreshments VIII no snrved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-30
Vum n-TayI0r.

'fUIHh- ThyIOr.
George Keith. Taylor announces N.
nSsSetnent of mis- daughter. Mis-,
~ n,saniHa tocHA Taylor. - William Roant
Npmn OF Petersburg, the wcdlinC 70
axe place quictl" a. the brides home
AZ Mannbo-o on June Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Z HUNDRED MILLION
REALIZED FROM SALE
b. S. VAR MA TERLAL
German Syndicate Spent FIJI.
teen billions for Trucks,
While British Ru, iufos.
NV Assocla,ed rrnssl

MEM YORK. Dec. 2l.-A total OF
0O.ooo.oco was realized by the sale
OF Americas war materials In Eng
land. France. belgium. Italy and Ger
many. Edwin T. Parker. Of Houston.
Texas. chairman OF the United states
Liquidation commission. stated today on
MS arrival from Europe with five ihcr
men Of The commission on the trans
port Powhaian. He said tho commits
sion also cleaned up claims due and
against the United States for AS much
more. Their report Will he ready in a
few havs.
Mr.. Parker asserted that while +,
had taken tho commission only ten
months TO dispose Of all OF this coun-
trNs war stocks abroad, the other al
lied countries had not vet been able
TO make an. inventory. He denied tina;
moor ., trucks had been .,'icft 10 go by
the board" declaring that all motor
transport material sold by tho com
MISSION had been used and that some
of it was worn out
trucks in GERMANY werc sold 80 a
syndicate for Sl5,00O.0O0. hc said and
i" 80, - syndicate bought automobiles
=, Al A,n"rican war material In
France was sold for S400. 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
AWATORS WHO MADE
CROSS-COUN7RYFZIGHT
ARE AWARDED PRIZES
Flying PursOn n..t! Lieutenant
Pearson Are .lir0rIcd
Equal amounts.
Try Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. ei.-Cash prizes
totaiing So.lo0 will be awarded toinor-
row by the american Flying club 20
the thirteen leading contestants. In tho
recent army transcontincntnl air race.
Ten Of the prize winners few Amer
lean built DE Haviland -four" biplancs
IN the contest. which was for the pur-
pose OF dctcr!nininS the reliability and
endurancc OF various types of military
airpiancs. Two others flew in British
scout machines. while the thirtcent n
winninS aviator plloted a captured
German Eohker. There were sixty
seven dlrpiancs entered in the race.
The winners of the air Derby we're
chosen by experts OF United states
air service board and the American
Flying Club Points wcrc awarded for,
elapsed time OF complete Night. actual
lying time and general all-around CT
fiCicncy.
Awards were made as follows. Lieu
tenant w. Maynard, Sl.025: Lieutenant
McNandcr rearson. si.o25. each havin 2
neen awarded four points; Lieutenant
4 :. WorthinEton, $500: Captain John
-. Donaldson. Captain Lowell l.; Smith
ana Lieutenant Colonel II. T.. lIartncv.
S"i3 each; Major Spatz. Lieutenant H..
u BaShy. Lieutenant H. H. George
iIeutcnant Il; :. Manzelman. Lieutcn-
AMI II. T.. Gish and Captain +. Stcinlc.
S"5o each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
DONALD SUTPHEN MISSING
FATHER AND FRIENDS
FAIL TO- FIND TRACE
Leaves Note to Wife Saying lie Wa.
"GOinE Ia River 10 End
1t AL"

After writing a note 10 his wife
Ta2ying r2;d nat he vas nsoinS TO the
q. a craftsman for the Ghcsap5eaiic 5ii
and ohio Railroad. disappeared Satur-
day night about !" o'clock from Muir
phy's Hotel and has not been seen
since.
3. News Of his d!sappcarancc did not
hccom" known until last night, after
4 iruitless search lasting all day hau
been made by his father and Il num-
Der OF his friends. Both banks OF the
James River from Hollywood Gene
terry to Fulton were travcrsed for
traces Of young Sutphen. but none
was found.
Temporary mental unstcadiness fol-
lowing u nervous breakdown was
last night by his father. W. 7. SUIT
Railroad here, There was ubsolutc
phen declared. His son had IA three
ycar-oid son. 10 whom he was de-
voted. hc said.
When young Sutphcn had not re
turned homo late Saturday night the
Police Department WAS notite6, ans
,,privatc investigators were set to worl,
by the father in his efforts to locate
his son.
AIRS. Sutphen is firmly of the bclicr
that he! son did drown himself in the
river, 1t was learned last night. Nj
sniphcn is or the opinion that the
Young man took a train ont OF Rich
hond and may be found by police in
some other city. Notification TO no.
lice officials TO keep on the watch Tor
the supposed wandcrcr has been sen,
out.
Young Sutphcn is described by Ills
father as being about feet inches
tall. with a frcekicd face. sandy hair.
and ana wrigh!ns about 1875 pounds. When
last seen he was wearing Il black
overcoatt, /? dark gray suit OF clothes
ana i dark soft hat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
FIVE LOSE LIVES WHEN
TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE
Car Hearing Party of Children Going
TOR christmas CrcrncrE ~ Cut
In Two.
rnw Assnclnicx rrcss !

.JACkSoNNILLE FLA. Dee. 2l.-
hcn q southhound passenger train on
the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad cut
an automobile in TWO at q grade cross
ing four and a half miles southwest
OF this city this afternoon. live persons
We're instantly Killed. and one child
so badly injured that her recovery les
extremely doubtful.
The dead arc: Mrs w. H. TaIlcy
wife of prominent architect of this
:ity: Herbert Simmons, II. who was
driving the car: Ralph Mcmillan. i3;
lanes Sclby. IL. and Roberta Cravcy.
IL.
Roberta Cravcy was a S;cpdauGhtcr
II ~ w FUrvis Superintcndsnt OF the
-, daughter Of Mrs Tallcy. was also
Injured. Adviccs from the hospital to-
1ighi stated that the injured girl is in
critical condition and little hope is
entertained for her recovery.
The party of young people, chapc-
roncd by Mrs. Talley. was going to the
woods for Christmas holly and ever
greens when the accident occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
CEREAL PRICE GOES UP
10 PER CENT TO ALLIES
European NcutraIs Exempt From Dis
location Of Exchange
Rates.

ROME. Dec. 2l.-Thc December bull
lctin of the international Institute OF
Agriculture SHOWS that the further
dslocation OF exchange rates has added
during the last SIX weeks 10 per cent
to the cost OF cereals which the allies
import from North and South America.
European ncutrals are exempt from
this as the exchange situation has not
affected them.
The outlook for the cereal crops OF
tho coming season is generally pro-
pitiouS. saws ,hc bulletin. The rice
crops IN Spain, Italy. the United States.
Ciuatamala. the Dutch East Indies,
Japan. Korea and Formosa, form an
aggregate of 2lI.000.000 qu!ntals "a
quinta! is "2c.4S pounds) as against
204 100000 qu!ntals last year
The statement OF available export
able surplus wheat IN the United states
on November showed -. .006. o0O uuin-
tails as against Go.ooo.000 qmintaia a
year ago. The stock OF rye in Ameri-
can elevators indicates IN increase
from less than a million uuintals Il
year ago to i.60U,001 uuintals ON No
vcmbcv 80 OF this year.
The bulletin says the production OF
nee, sugar in belgium. Denmark and
the Netherlands indicates satiSfac-
tory increase during the current sea.
son. 1t adds that n telegram received
from Canada indicates that the num-
bcr Of livestock there has been fully
maintained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
AMERICAN WOMAN HELD
IN PRISON IN PETROGRAD
Fears Expressed for safety OF Mrs. r..
VI. Kennedy trrcstrd by
,5o!SirViStS.

RIGA. Dee. 2l.-Formcr :nn I. hers of
the American embassy nj petrograd
VINO are now in this city. are anxious;
awaiting word OF the fate OF Mrs Il.
NJ. Kennedy. who is reported to have
been Imprisoned in rctrograd in con
ncction with cr-rcvolutionary
plot.
When tho last American rcprcscnta-
Mrs. Kennedy. with Miss Karin Santc,
remained rs carctakcrs OF the archives
IN thc embassy. Miss Santc was ar
rcstcd last July and taken 10 Mos
COW, since which time no news has
been received from her. Il is known
mat Mrs. Kennedy has repeatedly
l"pnardiHcd hcr liberty through faith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
POSTCARD SAYS DANSEY
BOY WILL BE RETURNED
Detective Asserts wiring nc,embIc.
That of Other Letters
deceived,
-lEv Universal Snrrioe

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. Dec. 21.-
our boy will be returned TO you on
December "a"
postcard bearing this message was
received Yesterday by Mrs. Hercules
i'hnscy' mother of "B:ny" Danscy.
"hos" nody. practically reduced 20 :,
recently. "''" iouhp
There was no signature on the card.
nnmion n, was pHstnarkcd Philadelphia
working on the case. declared tie Vii.
ilE was somewhat similar TO the II T. =
,cttcrS received from Newark. Il IL
bet"ccn the time the hoy disappcarcd
ma the body was found
tomorrow there will hc n hsarino nv,
me wri's Of habcas corpus issncI Nv
supEcme Court Justice SwayZe, and
returnnnic before Supreme Court .Jus-
nee biack at Mays Landing in an NJ
tempt TO free Charles :. White and Mig
tdlth l." Jones. who arc held on charges
o! the 3-Nc:Ir-old boy "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
PLACE SUGAR EXPORTS
DURING TEN MONTHS
AT BILLION POUNDS
value Of Ninctr-Scrcn Million
Dollars Is Placed on
Shipments.
~ Associa,cd rrcss.

WASHINGTON. Dec. :l.--In the face
OF growing scarcity of sugar. more
than l.:5O. 100000 pounds OF sugar,
valued at nearly s?7.G00,o00, were en-
ported from the United States during
the first ten months of tho present year,
"a department of Commerce report is
sued today shows Exports. which went
largely 4" the United Kingdom and
france. exceeded in quantity 339 per
cent OF thc amount sent out OF the
country during the same period last
year
While this sugar was being shipped
tcrS brought in more than $3.50. OOG 900
pounds valued at SiSl.i2i 900. The :m-
ports increased only - per cent, which
IN comparison with the much larger
opinion. undoubtedly accounts at least
in part for the difficulties the Amcri-
can housewife is having In obtaining
SMGAr from her lcrncrr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
MAYNARD QUITS FLYING
Says lie ~ Going 10 Take the tdvic.
brlerrd in Anonymous
Letter.

NEW YOKN. Dec. 2l-I.icntcnunt
Kelvin w Maynard. the Flying Par
SON winner OF the recent army trans
continental air race, announced today
that he had resigned from The army air
service. and VIII resume his work as a
rlcrSNman. He said he expected to be
out OF tho service by January l.
II am going 10 take the advice 7
received in an anonymous letter the
other day and go back to my preach
ing, Lieutenant Maynard said. In
man o! over so, hut when was a
young man an old man told me not
Ia be fool. Now ! am old and YOU
arc young. so | want 10 give you some
advice. Don't he n fool Go back TO
your pulpit and give NY your dying
and newspaper fame"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
249 RADICALS SAIL FROM AMERICA TO UNKNOWN PORT
COAL OPERA7O DENY PROMISING TO ACCEPT PLAN
ELEVEN OF TRANSPORT CREW HELD ONMU7ZNY CHARGE
Zionist Organization
10 Reclaim Palestine
II;N .N,sorint.d rrrss.I

Si.W YORK;, Dee. .l.-Ihe Zion
Isl organization OF Amrrrn VIII
prcpnI. the iiO,! Land in every way
Inr Immigration of Jews from RuN-
Sia, roland, Gaticia. Ituuuiunin anu
"othrr pOETOii- -rtudcu countries" IL
announced here touignt large
tracts az land In Palcsiinr will he
bought, ana the plans provide for
conservation and Development al
water power. inauguration of sani-
tn,iUu and drainage In cities and
tuwn>. irriEntion. atlOrrstntion, sur
Ncy and development Of nnturni re-
sources. nnd establishment Oi tech
meal laborntUrics for agricultural
purposcs.
Busing its project on it's conf
dcncc that Great britain will n>-
sumo ~ innndutc over Palestine for
the specific purpose of establishing
there homeland for the Jewish
people. the Zionist organization hns
gone into comprehensive dctnii in
it~ Holy Land arrangements. il
stated. rhcy provide for school
system frOm bindcrSartcns
university. financial loans tO agri-
rmliurni and Industrial orgnnizn-
tiuus, rehabilitation Of devastated
Jewish colonies, maintenance OF
hospitals and nurses trimming
schools. nntimnlaria rnmp:,igm
mud impro>cmrmt OF housing condi-
tions in Jerusalem. Jana and other
cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
Treasury Department Plans for Larger
Sales of Savings Securities in 1920

n> compared with the 1919 issue,
In that tho 1920 certificates are re-
"cemnhir mt tho Treasury. brEin-
ming with the second calendar
month inter tho month of pur-
chase. without tho ten days de-
iinnd required by the terms OF tho
l"Ib Treasury savings certificates.
f"St-oihccs nrc not required, how
ever, To make payment OF war saw
ihES certificates until ten uny,
after receiving written demand for
pnyncnt.
Holders OF ono or more wnr saw
tnEs certificates Of the INIS or IDID
Issue may exchange the certificates
Tor the same maturity Vniuc OF
Treasury SnvinE> certificates OF the
corresponding issue. In the INIT
ter of ownership. the regulations
provide i'm cNect TINT the Treasury
savings certificates taken in cX-
rhnnEr m8y he made out in favor
Of new and different owners. if the.
owners OF the war savings ccrttn-
catcs 50 request.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-22
ALCOHOL KILLS THREE
Four Other. Are Near Death in Hos
pitaIS rs Result Ot Drinking:
UenatUred Product.

CLl;vELANp. ONO, Dee. ai-T,

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Dec. 3i.-Thrcc
persons died here today and four
others are near death in hospitals. as
IL result OF drinking dcnaturcd or
wood alcohol The police arc invcsti-
eating. believing the alcohol was sold
as &: nonpoiSnnouS beverage.
Fourteen have died here OF alcoholic
poisoning since November l. accord
ing TO Coroner William j Zoul