Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-19
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. discharges
tlat John r. Mercer, former president
Of the First Bank State of Dawson. Ga,
sums of money to relatives in order
10 avoid payment of accrued debts
were in effect upheld by Federal Dis
decision ordering that SS3oS9.77 OF the
money. with s24,S45 interest, be re-
paid. The order was issued against
Mrs. John r. Mercer and John NJ. Bell.
the latter nephew of the former
bank president.
presence of brilliant assemblage the
first concrete passenger carrying YES
launched this afternoon at the ship
yards OF the Newport ShipbuiIding
Corporation. Ltd. The vessel was con.
eminent and will be used for trans
/ porting officers on inland waterways
and rivers.
for all persons convicted of political
ofenses during the war, except trad
ers win the enemy. Illicit SPECTATORS
ana monopolists was adopted by the
Of 279 TO FOG.
WAsHINGToN, Oct 1s.-The House
VIII adopt on Monday a resolution to
on the afternoon of Tuesday. October
Is. The Senate previously had ar
ranged similarly to honor the distin-
2 L VI.
date. The King is understood TO be
preparing formal address for dnliv-
cry In one OF the branches. most prob
few brief n remar Ina in WITH The make otSer only
CHESTER. S. c.. Oct iS.NTen car
MaGa, of mePGhandise belonging to the
we're DESTROYED BY are in the Carolina
and Northwestern Railway Warehouse
here today. The loss. which had not
been estimated tonight, was fully COW
m
vienna. Oct. ls.-The Danish Red
Cross. having notified the Austrian
sovernment that it can no longer SUI
OF war in Russia and Siberia, the
American Red cross to look af ter
-ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 1s.-Bonds Of
1900 for release of Mrs. Agnes
hai1r ne b arads. charged with
Green Green All aileE asSess9ry to william b
the Fairburn Banking Company. was
approved tonight and arrangeme:sis
w"Te mace Ennn FOR her release from the
been been held for Campbell County OF,
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 1s.-1oor.
shoremen who have been on a striise
III New Orleans for more than a week
s anu VINO nay, have PRACTICALLY tied-up the
o or nni +, VIII vote Monday on whether
N;ational Adjustment Commission, The
ieaoers OF both the white and negro
non ESHi0semen,s local associations an
u,N,ADiLl.A. GA. Oct. 1s-Rober, A.
BBo BANK =, cashier of the, Commercial
f for nearly al Ch ;Ma has been missing
To-Day when creditors attached ali Of
ne Bt hFSGFPe[ty h %e owned ed, -
J; Q. Donaldson. Lieutenant M aynnant,n
sl1 iaa pursuer' arrived here at
CHEYENNE. wYo.. Oct 1s-can,.,n
sid mei NJ, smith arrived hero from
sidney at 4;s5:45. When he arrived
mere his motor was working hadiv
I an" he landed with some dinlca qty.
ne expected to have his motor IN
WORKING order In time TO ger awav
Tor the West Monday morning eariv
,d hELANn. MICH- Oct. tn:
gains, Mrs. stanlslawa Lyponin nlSf
charged with Staying Sister Me-
John. Felician Nun at the Is mdy
m nesses -. today. A number Of Wit
an enort to establish the identity .,
BODY dug up from shallow grave
w whqep the the isador Church last year,
Of "'i The 'n me- nroaec9,ion claims is that
T. o. Gaffney, for the defense an,
bounced the defense would concede
an D'o cMaYos Sad OF se HRi ssts bsned
- r:s.-oueen Elizabeth of Belgium ar
rived with King Albert and their son
20 70 V.ew me wonders OF the Grand
Nahyon. climbed today to the ton n
century-o!d rock on the edge OF ,hs
gorge and posing herself with a for.
ts. ranger climging to each arm
low ~ o'%%S oeS'hs oe-
ST LOUIS Oct ls.--More than mn
me, nteh c we're ined from SIS to 500 today.
maj they were unable TO Obtain VIZ
iheir arrest came as a result of an
"yner issued to the police to arrest
ntyp}} o"iess man In the city.
gates to the international women's
conference, which is 10 open in Waxh-
IInstoh on Ocioher 70. VIII be Miss
Jeanne Bouvier, Miss GeorEette Roi,,in,
y and Mrs. Max I.azLrd. ''u'icl