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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Sub Arrives Late.

Paris, Jan. l6.-German sub
marine U-l39 has arrived at Brest
a fortnight later than other U-boats
turned over to France owing to its
damaged condition. 1t is the
worlds largest submarine, being'354
feet long and having a displacement
of 1900 tons. 1t made only one
cruise before the armistice was
signed.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Or. Liebknecht Captured,
Berlin Report States

Berlin, Jan. l6.-(By the Associat-
ed Press. DIR. Karl Liebknecht,
the Spartacan leader, has been cap
tured, it was learned here tonight,
by officers and men of the division
Of mounted rifle guards, who arrived
in Berlin today.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Foster Insists Speeding
Must Stop on South Side

Il will stop speeding on the South
Side at any cost" said Judge Foster
as he fined Fred Van SAINT, 4l39 L
street, SIS and costs on a charge of
speeding. This is the third SIS fine
on this charge imposed this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Hear Claims OF Greece.

Paris, Jan. l6.-(By the Associat-
ed ss.)-President Wilson re-
ceived Premier Venivelos and Lam
bros A. Coromilas, Greek minister
to Italy, yesterday. The Greek
premier presented arguments in
support Of Hellenic claims in the
war settlement.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Introducea Paving Res0Iution.

Al resolution was introduced by
Commissioner Towl in city council,
directing the street railway COM
psny to relay the paving between
its tracks on Farnam street from
Tenth to Eighteenth streets and on
Sixteenth street from Cunning to
Farnam street. Also to lay paving
between the tracks when the city
paves the following streets: Cum
ink from Thirtieth to Thirty-sec-
ond: Military avenue from Forty
eighth to Fifty-second; Leaven-
worth from Forty-eighth to Six
teenth and Vinton from Thirteenth
10 Twentieth.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
HOME BUILDERS Imc.)
Financial Statement, January !, 1919
Authorized Capital Stock, 81, 100000
ASSETS

Real Estate Mortgages ....... 1892, 2Os.2s
Real Estate Contracts ...... ,s,S31.s4
Building Contracts (uncOmpIeted) III, 193.07
Loans ON Home Builders Shares 5,54s.52 .
Accounts Receivable ....... 4,O11.sS
Construction and Office Equip
ment .,.................. 1S,S57.SS
Stocks and Bonds ........... 2,515.54
Cash:
On hand and with
fiscal agents. $1S,133O2
Cash in banks 80. ss,sls.7S S2,s46.75
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
Wilson a Good Fellow, But
Doesn't Drink or Gamble,
Grayson Tells the French

President Has Good Tenor Voice, Especially Trained
For College Yells and Songs; Rode Through France
on Cycle is Years Ago; Loves Sports and Chill
dren, Plays Solitaire in Family Circle and
Operates Own Typewriter.
PRESIDENT WILSON DOES NOT:
Suffer partner at golf who plays soft gSme;"
Drink wine, liquor, Iiqueurs coffee;
Speak French-the reason being bmidity;
Leave anything in politics to chance;
Smoke.
PRESIDENT WILSON DOES:
Like to sing, having good tenor voice;
Love to talk Golden times" with college chumS;
81 Read and undertand French very well;
Abhor red tape and etiquette;
Use his typewriter;
Adore children;
Play solitaire
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-17
BUSY All THE TIME

BUSY ALL THE TIME
Builders building which
It's building
dealing financial
buildings
ing for the Union Pacific Railroad Company
Home Builders Plan unlike that Of ether institution Nebraska
mortgages security for advanced
PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
confidence IN
growing constantly shown by the comparative statement herewith
SHARES TAX FREE
100000
Q
nc.), 18th and Douglas, Omaha
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
HIETS FOR HOUSEHOLD

new boots in tile early morning. IN in
the latter part of The day tho feet are
at the maximum size. Activity anu
standing tend to enlarge tho feet. ii
people would only remember this rule
there would not be SO many complaints
OF shoes pinchinE the toes and so caus-
ing unsightly blemishcs.
Parafiin is also useful for tho re.
NOVA! Of paint stains. Dip tho stain
me, INTO the pnraftin. rub between the
with soap aud water.
Ammonia will he found excellent
Tor rcnovatinE and removing stains
from Il blue serge dress Buy some
ammonia and dissolve it in a wine
bottle of hot water Place the gar
ment flat upon the table and thorough
Now proceed to run ii we'll over with
a cloth soaked IN ammonia water. TAX
ing care that every little stan il
rubbed. Repeat the rubbing process 81
necessary Hang tho skirt out on q
line in the air till dry and press on the
wrong side with hot irons and a damp
cloth.
~ very simple and effective method
OF removing grease Stains is the fol-
lowing: Place the stained part OF the
material between two sheets of blot
ting paper. Press with hot iron UNI
ling paper Now move the paper SO
that fresh piece covers the stain
and press again. Repeat the process
till the stain disappears.
Petrol is splendid for cleaning a
white silk collar etc. But care must
innnrmahle., Dip a piece OF soft ma
terinl into the petrol and then rub the
stained part VOL. Turn the cloth az
soon az it becomes dirty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

that echo the design of tho print
Another number has similar sQua rC
pockets on tho crope chiffon ovcrdrcss
on another Georgetto waist.
There are tassels OF different sort
In another two-toncd waist, this bisquc
with blue over IT, the upper layer
heavily embroidered In several sliades
OF the same color In wool that Is
timely cut so that II resembles chenille
The tassels use the same cut wool
two large ones hanging from one side
OF the wRistlInc.
Other ontl,s o!deries have among them
the Bulgarian type mentioned above
lnH the fine mcrcerized floss design
iieckcd with wood beads. brown OH yell
low Gcorgcttc. the bright greens and
reds In the handwork.
Another odd use OF beads is that Of
coppcr-colored OuSlos on Z navy blouse.
This la cut In bolcfo lines. with an
under pun Of gray. ovot which hangs
strand ending in Il diminutivo three
prongcd fork.
On the whole. the colors in this col
lection choose the bright colors. though
the rather subducd nigh shades. IN
stead OF the more bizarre ones. OF
these new shade belonging property
TO the great family of tans is pecan
Il color much resembling the shade. but
with more OF 4 rose tinyc.
Here it is combined successfully with
several Other conors. bisquo peach
bloom and league blue being those
noted especially. With bisque 1t plays
the smaller part IN most pleasing
blouse, being the outer layer of Il
double collar that crosses surplice
fashion. low at the front OF the waist,
and runs backward TO form an outside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
New Tan Shade Out
HOUSE MODELS or o.o

.'coE rapiical influences ,,,.. -,
rtnose oi Paris, who gathers her ; nan
h4., ~ Wiue. do not seem 90 49,
h:ot;gas 70. q very large part IN Tie
nt,hi or STain in the iao.s Of IL, ior a
80, .;,'S", eniDrOidn -iCs o. or - q ; = ~
on. me hhnd crochet, Conseor. ,,tH.i
,,:.,..;,nH nSh With rather srea, I'M ,
models VIE, ,Jseh taiism in the nov
tcrial. '''el new crepe nta
TINS last IS a very siIsv ,o,,,o
roi,,n ~ 81, A!i". II il said IN the Nbnw'
NIL "|li' N!lh lust Il hint or cotton -; ~ ,
,make'ur. ana comes in ni,i ttoh u! rs
49, o' coioTs, the iovcIice, or ~ 80: ~
j., 'nc gray. rose and the RICH Co..
80" ""eun niuc or soft textrire oog :
prc,jic,cdi' S r. t1r which good things ="
ca attraction or rIiodero,n -. ,,r, nc ADD
70 surprising TO hear ~, ~ ~
oshNa ctepo" has met Win -, Us
ShnVnss s, WIN those of The trade w,So
Ihe models now being show,
m'ps, and With ahOreyiaica Ing ing The
.n,m.t"'rh' 'hc tE:joilty OF neck. noIi,,S I"
nnrcs IS IS on blouse howeycr, Ina; ~,
p"I"" INC woman Of more t.iii ,r . ,
tastes IN is finish Of a conyn,, ti1iorcd
The Janaarsc prints. tho ot,o,
cfhii from ihc East. ARD en t,;e' e.
.,'i,ru III many, coiors. in aGcr sbar,
mr." me-, .urn,Eht me design. 'rhost
49,. mo' cmpioycd in whole bioIsas
nut used as trimming on Cc"r.,n,,a'
| - p"t"" D"cEc!s. or as girdlcs M, !,
rs. IS clever way OF giving ~
/ parent waistline rams
In collar and pockets on a hosono
number tho prints arc combined W ~
! many tasscla. these In varicrated cninr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
|kOLCAAk CAUSE FALLING
ANTI-S0VlET LEADERS,
ARMY is IN GRAVE PERIL
Social Revolutionary EIcmcnts in RE
volt, setting Zip New Govern.
ncnt In Nnur Valley
fISy Aaso,,Intcd prrss. !


LONDON. pee. Ss.-Admiral Kolcha,s
apparently faces a criticar situation.
a ,.Ss. TO Moscow adv.ces. Bolshe-
vist forces advancing eastward along
former capital OF the all-Russian re-
gtme, are snld to have captured Tomsl>
and TaiEa, and TO have occupied /,
Admiral KolchaIs and his Cabinet
left, Tomsk recently. retiring to tho
east. but reports received here ,in-
. dicate the retreat OF the an-Russian
the action of social revolutionary clc-
mcnts which have set up a now gov
ernmcnt at Cheremkoyo. about eighty
miles northwest OF 1rkutsk.
Another Rebellion Begins.
Further east another center of re-
bellion has developed in the Amur
River Valley, Giagoves tchensk being
Isolated from the outside world, ac-
cordlng to dispatches.
tween tho trnns-Sibcrian and spur
In, line which runs northwestwartt to
fomSk WAS, 1t seems. supply depot
town fell, n large amount OF munitions
OF war fell into the hands of the
Soviet armies.
.ialiciap forces which some time ago
left the army commanded by Simon
Petiura. the Ckranian peasant leader.
and joined General Dcniiline, in
southern russia. have .revolted against
tors army in the rssar, aseording TO
said to have been ordered to defend
KEY against Soviet troops.
SOvicts in Trouble In TurI<rstnn,
Soviet authorities III Turkestan are
cncountcring trouble, according TO lr-
kutsk dispatches. II being stated that
the cities OF khokan and Skobolcv have
advancing toward fcshkont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Ball Dresses BY
Airship Delivery
Garments Valued at $780,
900 Make Hurried Trip
From Paris to London.
Thy Universal Service. /

PARIS. Dec. 29.--Fayhion deliveries
by airplcne from Paris to London Ia
the latest innovation OF one >or the
ffiosi famous Paris tiressnake:n
The stylcmakcr recently received {,
cable from the Countess OF Drougheary.
In London. saying that dresses which
had beon ordered for Il ball The countess
was to give that night had not arrived.
search was made. and the gar
mehts, valued at $4,000. were discov-
cred In the shipping-room. Realizing,
the urgency OF the countess need, the
dressmakcr had the clothes rushed to
TO Flllacoublay. near Paris. where they
were put aboard an airplanc hired cspe-
gan in London the countess had her
gowns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
ADJUSTMENTS
COMEDY mn nj Lyric.


Thcro are with us as the Lyric FOR
the first half of this week Smile, nnd
kaufman. those two singing comedians.
who have along with them a barrel of
run and laughter. They also have good
voices ana cur across some striking
pep.
Wastika and Cnderstudy, the two
trained seals, are holding last place
on the bill. but the best sometimes
. comes last. and such is the case here.
:, Merlin and company should be Mer
IN y, and MS picked company. as he picks
III, MS ,Gi04mpany from the audience. lilo
of-hand card tricks and his gift OF sah
carries him through his twenty min
ntes on thc bin. The Misses Credeiia,
Jane anu Eninic Stewart have six Der
tect dancing feet and use them to tho
best Of ndvantagc In their novel dane.
ng review, Offering fancy ns well as
up.to- date dancing, In a graceful and
ffin n,,,In s:,, manper John end Winnie
little biz OF everything in a general
way OF being funny. Pathc Weekly
ana Topics OF the Day Have their
usual place OIL the bill. y. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
]. ". c. A. TO ASK $4,000
FUNDS TO MAINTAIN SEVEN
BRANCHES OF WORK HERE
Campaign to BE Conducted From, JAM
nary II TO 20-Nlrs. Shields VI,
DSshop Chairman.

Announcement of campaign for
$4,000, 10 be carried on January y
Richmond Young women's Christian
Association. This VIII provide funds
for the maintenance OF the seven divi-
sSions Of the associations work I'm
Richmond. which include the large
cnntral building at & North Fifth
street: the Waltord. hotc, for
the two boarding homes. or residences.
for girls at 3 and los West Cary
street. the Industrial Service Center.
for girls. nj 2l1S East Main street. in
The factory district; rest rooms for
girls ir tho banking district. which
are now 10 he located at l0l3 East
Main Street. and The coiorcd branch
OF tho association at Sl9 Clay Street:
Mrs. Shields NJ. Bishop. chairman OF
the campaign executive committees,
who has been chairman OF the finance
now III process OF formation.
our worN has Tremendous scope,
secretary OF the association. discuss
ing yesterday the plans for the cam
paiSn.
pool which we're used by over 1900
kris and women during 1919, are To-
Gated at tile Central Building. Here
are also our ciubro"ms. I'm auditorium.
offices and Information service. rooms
FOR tranS,cutS aud cafeteria. where
more than 900 meals arc served every
DAY,
With The lack o. reasonably priced
and adequate lodging facilities for
cirlS and women III the city. the Wal
ford, which was taken over as a WON
ems hotel during the war, has been
continued. and IS filled all the time
with business and professional women
%2d w'ih transient guests our TWO
res :cenc.s for girls accommodate moro
tsy- eighty kris, giving them a
Peasant and happy homo and meals
;rr $50 10 $50" Week. our ccnierS
- ne business and factory district
a-e -scG ~ dozens ~ girls ~ room time
as .ow- p-srsd luncHCpRS are fur
r-Sc.g.-- Tss work Of the colcrcd
S'---c1 : proving boon 20 large
.7c-isre- q. girls
s. - = - - tov2Ti the original
s7,as >Is'1-s.ss "a ;le Waifcri. \ small
pi-;rS-t1Es : siso n! foreign work. as
sa-c - So cGctS ~ tn. nation wide
c2-sE-sa - ;hS world program OF
~ Gs.<s,..5z ,sS1 Tho rest Is simply
nrs&- = -.s.:>s A-y .0g our maintenance
Sa-42E .8S c-cCtS- year" 3"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
GLASS REPORTS TREASURY
FINANCES MUCH IMPROVE
snys Important Part OF March rr.x
Pn!nent VIII nc Available for
Current Use. u.s.
tBy A.sociated preaa 1

WASHINGTON. Dec 3s.--Improye- .
ment In the governmental financial
situation 10 such an extcntithat .an
important part or the March tax nav !.
mcnt viii be available for current ,,so
was forecast by Secretary Glass in an 5
hounctng tonight the issuance Of a new
series OF IAN certificates dated January
and maturing Dccember Is. 1920
Outstanding Treasury certltlcate. ,,t
Indebtedness. including tax ccrtiacai,a.i
were reduced by Se3G. T03, 900 during tho
said. ~. Siass
me Ireasury's hopeful view was
n tin on figures showing that provis
fioh had been made for"niore thai S,f >
OF the Si.3oT. 900 OF Trea si,sy na.t
iiihrntes, yet outstanding. With Tie
, .nmus 9ptnined through the issue al, !.
nouhceu tonight, Secretary Class STA
ING retirement of>thn remainder OF thc,
loan certlhcatcs would be possible. ,yift
Ing January. uur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
l:cOrrc I'uryis.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. VA, bee. 2".-
George Purvis died yesterday at his
hom1 here. nttcr brief illness. aged
.: lie came here some years ago from,
Minnesota. Mr.. Purvis hns been an
active business man. Besides hnvinl;
an office here. lie had interests in
ouantico. end Had been connected with
many enterprises lie is- survived by
his wife three sons ana four dau.h-
se:S. Ihcy'are Eoicrt H. purvis STAT
ford: uenjrrnir Purvis. Quautiro: 10
senh Purvis, OF Minnesota: Miss lisa
belle furyis l'rcdcricksburc; Mrs
fjOuStoO Shaw. Lexington XIV: Mrs
samuel Morrison Seattle. Wash: Mrs
Agnes Hagen, Minneapolis. Mimi. an,;
by two brothers. John rurvis. Chicago
iiament from pcterboro. En-. AIR. Iur-
Wis was born in England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

wooden. houses in the city worc being
tho river were being cut up. "'s's Oh
,Accordlng to the Pravda. published
at Petrograd. the number or schools
IN tho city Is to BIZ reduced by two
thirds. tho curriculum curtnilsd ana
school operations generally concen-
trated. -
In the Notwithstanding city, nc
cording to the Pravdu. the number or
employees In tho cltyg factories has
decreased aDproSfmately 81 per cent
In two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
Hch Grahnln.

iANtEBURci VA, Dec. 2g.-Zch Ora
nam, 40. resident OF Max Meadows
VINO was living here temporarily with
morning nj 3:SO O'CLOCK ut his apart.
ments. 1922 Court Street. Ills death
resulted from pneumonia. Mir Graham
was q native Of Nnrth Carolina but
had lived for many years in South
west Virginia. whore the family is we'll
known. His body was taken Sunday
evening 10 Max Meadows for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

lohn Edward Iiya,, t34 pict-,
Father Alberta Pcrrot $50, I:ichincnd.
Howard Dudley Grcro-y f.3, Dict.,
FONDA Capi'oia Morrison t2., EiChmonS
James II. Cox fGD. Richmond
siFdie EHerson t66). Ricnmcrd
tlyah Sue WayGnarh 1853. ulcbno.5
fu'h Frances jones '.l) Hichm,rd
hsr.y g. Parpa. t2s}. Hlchmo,d
Mabfl Kennedy (:ci. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

FuLhslI. VA, Dec. 29.-Currel Dali
ION 5S. one of the most substantial
business men of Carroll County. died
today al Sylvatus. He was president
OF the Bank OF Sylvatus; had large
realty holdings and was Interested In
Dalton business block and thcater now
building here. His widow and seven
children survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Li NCHGCRG, VA, Dec 29-Mrs FL
len Carter Hurt. 65. widow OF William
Of Pittsylvania County, died in New
J ork city several days ago at the
home OF son. surviving her are the
following children. w. w Hurt
I..ynchburg; II. H. and Phillip Hurt
New York; s. s. Hurt Jr.. Baltimore;
Mrs. r. J.. Coleman, Ricevillc: Mrs. l.
II Martin anu Mrs. G. H. Hancock
Chatham. The body was taken tc Chat
ham for burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

LxNcH5BvRg. peE; so.1Mi*s Aans
Stone r'E 24:orS a. III Tt snd si M:s and I'd
,g dhN oFIS St Lf"eh iyiG wSr c, rn nr
S%lhiaaIeh Thnrsa.y eysgH!''s m Sslebrsn;
Hedges.
c ahHlSSa2M " MP Pc: and f'M' Eras 39
SonneT va va marrcd TO Ira G.sny;i;,
nnr,de In Sheridan Hotel. Lexington. The
csciSai hnrSh. South. the br Mgs"g pn
tor was the officiating minister.
Sl!ARL 90: Dec :s,-Ecnett 4.
sh @ eity ~els eTis@ bS S"sf%
hv At the p ,his Of The rs, nsgi!s,
sasrat until Saturday w. when p hs S eft fd
Washington TO spend their honey moon
, AK De-: sH;--,nass and Mrs.
S ;i,sS Misz lad wh,n 10 Jshn liam
IL Christian, whose la,@ ;t,hSr ' : wa ,i''''i
PFe."'aen' mHm9eT OF the IynchHurE ha:.
sh h1ScG d,nIs,:- Pc ss,-Miss nuSy
.Sn He;Ehta and Martin Luther Wilmer
III he i Sre"nE wf5S arrra sa,rfx qsh
q Ichn siinnsti Iy lev 81 /, M Ar nom, or
ihe Madison Baptist Church.
H 5asz d Nj: lno Do .,o; as-1 lam
S9u tS, me ne Were marr,ed a. Tho. parsonage
he DE- o5sS GSci y rGoE lnIcdGey nf,gf
~hefs my vii S0s s S' tn h, TeM xS:h Gy
LEXINGTON. Doc .9.-Nlss Ma-v Arpoy
lil,e,wye.ton was mnrI!oi cnris:m.ls DaH IL
", Wi!i IN S;anh"nr Tnlwil1r, o! sevaHnoN'
~ HoL ,he hTihss narsa'a Ds Una Mrs ai"Ss
iSiiaF,on '0" fh cc, ~ 2gS*on Ayenae
T. gr ina n. brides fainor VII? asss;ea Is
!'rsshytcran church ai:. aha i'''! Mrs OK y nc
Ssn nnI ''ti en- lnc %;;cinoHn train Tor III
CHI naae. in Florida hafore going TO
iS,GSS'H7"h whore they viii mako ihciT
c,. l4SGf l. l,sils p S,y. IN nd Mr..
ft - "f ihei. ,dauEhto- Miss JSa nj.
riaca IN p Hih4eE The thS nsEc'afs g
;yis ia ' ns IHnasr fsS STAY Of ihrso
Sun TaFfsf.s ri t5v:''1' A'TS' but lives
ciai1AlEL'31TTEsvIlLE, Zee. 9s-r:l,.w5od
is5!m.a P Of wiz ~ hi city ana Mss Asnes
r.Ea IS. S;'nrdpy q ihe homo q; the ri "
9a o;faa 'n t'.'i Mr. nd R s2: e Sas
N'" make th'r home IN thiS csi',y ''1'- ''e
h5NSa assh j p: 1s.s s., esrl ,,
,o1: >I Iiih a i..is ia noTl Of Mrs Eda4
Of Madison Eapii-s Church. ofi.i,,.c,,N 'htz'
cnAntorrEsvii nso ,,
rprT,s II orange Gounr,. ~ n 49,, l,',,
'ost cS5soh y S .'t c%Sii y Of coz ;nr r.i
,LYNcHnt'RG; pec 2s--clarh NJ. pawn.
Nfr ~ iu Miss !atcie ..Iy-eo. danshtcr Of
Iporn'y were 'n4-red Siini!.y s.,or. "mn':,,
:ayngsE .rhcv weS Sf'' Is hGrnmis near
""d VIII reside there "P'Fi News
LYNcHnUEG. Dec 2s.--Aono.,,,.,.,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
TO HANDLE DATES EASILY

rake oil the cardboard warming and
place the package OF dates in a warm
oven for Il few minutes. The paper
comes on like magic. and the dates
arc Sottcncd just enough Ia come apart
and. stone easily, without being at all
sticky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

l'ETItDIT. Dec 2H.--Thirty of tht
Will he started ON their way out OF
tho country within tn. next fort y-eigh,
h"urH; according to Instructions re-
lived today by Immigration officers
Trey were ordered 10 prepare the mel
immehiatcIN for 1eparturc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
TO CLEAN SILVER

TO ciean silver in the easiest pos
sih!e way get Il piece OF aluminium,
account use an iron oncJ, add two
quarts OF boiling water and two table
snooHiuls o! washing soda. Let silver
athy IN water i've minutes. Rinse in
warm water ana dry with clean cloth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
PARIS HAS "YELLOW BOOK
publication or DucuJncnt Hax Hc.r
agreed To ny Italian Gov =
ernInent. y
tny Associatcl prnsn.1.

PARIS. Dec. 29.-The Foreign Omca
n mas published an official yellow BOOK
n n,nm,I The Franco Italian, agree
country agreed Ia remain neutral in
e S,,,s, ot aggression by n third party.
uhhi!caLlon Of tho book was agreed
tlhR on ;he document, Liborte
says sa mat Francs and Italy. united by
lie victory. should remain united ~
face pending International questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
NynIfcr Cih.o,

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. %
Walter Gibson. of Orange County was
Eilicd lew days ago at Pigeon Creek
W. Va, while engaged in railroad
work. \ large rock fell on him aud
crushed him so badly that he died in n
mother. three hrotMers and two ristorS.
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INNCHBUKG. VA, Dec. 29.-Infor-
nation has been received here of the
death OF Miss Laura Drumb, former
resident Of Lynchbury, which oc-
Cured last Wednesday at SpraEuev;Ile
\. e. Miss prumb moved to that place
TWO years ago
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Mrs. w. ". Hcnso,

LYNCHBURG. VA, Dec 20-Nrs. "
4. Henson. 81. died Sunday night n
ncT home ut Arlington. Nelson COUNTY
of tuberculosis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30

Jose Sunrcn Slain by Personal Fac.
~. pASU. TEN. Dee. 2a.-Josa
Suarez known as THE Corporal" tho
rcDci render. who operated between
;Ji,ninez and Parral. Chihuahua, was
Killed recently by a personal enemy,
according to ndviccs received today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
BlOUSES OF LACE

Sohemlap lace IN binck and wbit.
are effectively combined into a smart
tailored suit. The all-iace blouse is
mere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
BIOL sHEVIsM 7RlNGS RUIN
Pctrograd's Factory Employees Dr.
crease 81 Per Cent I'm Two Years.
Wood IfOuHex rs Fuel,
iEy Associated Press. !

measures are being taken in Petrograd
TO meet the fuel famine. Aavices to
tho state Department today Said
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Miss Alice Wceklcy,

Alice Weekley. u. died Saturday after
noon a. her home IT Coll Well. Amhers
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-30
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

LySCuBURG. Dec so.-Miss Anns
S.ozeT. IsuEhics o. MI and Mrs. J. ~.
SIoueE. " NA:ura. Brikse Station. and
Frank Osicsoy OF LynchOEcg. wer" mar
red al ths Natural Bridge Methodis,
Church Thursday evening. tnr CetC5raG;
being III pastor Of che church. Rev. Mr..