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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
RED ENVOY TURNED BACK
huenos Aires Refuse. 10 Permit SOFT.
. beicsafe to Land From
Dutch Shin.
EI-EN0C 49,

HuEAoS AIRES. SATURDAY. Apru 10
ge11tafina t[ninniii self-styicd repre-
eminent, who carly TICS morn;,t, H yo.' ,
prevented - the Brazilian authSritinss
from ianding a, Rio Janciro and Who
louhu the bars r~iSed against nm,
when ne arrived at Slis mort ia b. - IN ~.
held here under strict guard ahronh
i ae D ,,i,, steamer Geiria. which vii
ea ,,, nm DICK to Europe. Chinnit re.
.quested that he be allowed 10 ai,nnd
church services or Easter SUNDAY. ar.
companied by police agents. but p@r.
mission was refused him -
He then notified tho Rrssi
ister mere that he had a letter for Nm
from ne former Hussian minister in
1StocknoiIn. The minister announcor
ne would board the steamer Moud,,
and get II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
TAKE OVER HUN INTERESTS
Chinese Agree TO British, American md
French Operation or
New Railroads.
By Assoc!ated Frees. /

Pt!klNr;. Thursday, April 1.-THE
chinese Cabinet has agreed TO n re-
quest by the british. American and
French governments that German capi-
a. he ASSOCIATED from the four power
Iali"a! loan agreement concluded Nv
INC thlncsc government in 1911 and
under which each financial group con
ttatt.h Tor The construction or as
SiEhch sections OF the Iiankow SIC
'nuhn Inc. In Difference TO the wishes
"i thc allied powers the German in
tcrcsts VIII not bc assigned to any
o.hcr nationality. hut viii he divided
French. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

one or the four prohibition agents on
nSnd fer trial in connection with the
shoGtinS o. TWO alleged bootlegecrs
acn,ed today that he had resigned &c
an Inspector on Or. Peters staff, He
expects 10 leave tomorrow for Rich
Hlono 10 continue ais work He re-
tcIIen Al! GucstloncrS to l.. o Wen
nenbu!s counsel for the defense but
aado, No one is sorrier Than am for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
CALLS SOCIALISM FRAUD
DIR. Murray Butter Deliver. VitrolIc
Attack Upon BOIsheyIsm
md Its Aids,

ClNCINNATI, April an.-Socialism
was pictured AS a vicious fraud, eating
its way through plot and propaganda
OF devious kinds through the masses
"i r'ut"pc; in an address delivered be-
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
.olumnia University, of New York
City; Or Butler drew a vivid picture
ol bolsheVism, intimating that IT de-
veloped naturally from radical soci.,i-
ISM. ana d"elt upon the dangers to
america from Bolshcvism's spread.
America VIII be saved from coming un-
u u !,o'sneViSt domination. he declared.
this country FNNF'N VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

LfNCFRCRG, April 2O.-Supelin-
tendent Il. T. Fitzpatrick, of the Bris-
tol schools. who recently conducted a
survey. OF the ABB grades of the local
SCHOOLS. has sent his report of the sur
FcY TO Superintendent L.. G.. Glass, rela
tive to spelling, which shows that the
schools here made an average OF so
ner, cent FOR the survey. as compared
with the standard average for schools
generally OF 20 per cent SUI
perintendcnt Fitzpatrick will make his
report shortly of the survey in read
ing, arithmetic land writing later. He
is al Irescnl IN Chicago. preparing for
ms ne" duties as professor Of second
AIRY education at the Radford State
Normal. which position he Is to take
IteSt september He will resign the
position or superintendent at Bristol.
IN order 10 30 TO the RadfoR1 school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL.
MARCH Az I.NNCIInI,R

LYNCHBUtG, April 2O.--Thc VIC
tory loan drive here Will be inauE-
urate Monday with parade OF school
children, returned service men, war
work erganizatiop and civic bodies in
the afternoon and.a rally at night At
Department. will be the speaker. Al
though LynchburG has gone over the
top III all OF the campaigns OF the
past lrticular pride Will be felt
here in :he Victory loan drive. because
LNmchburS will be working out plans
arranged ly one of her townsmcn. Car
tee Glass, the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. The city's quota is Sg.5O0.0V0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Returns with Relic.

r, J tI.D III CkBCKG April aO-k
ron r. 'Y i..l OF this city, just returned
les home with him. and mas prnsan,nd
-, numner 10 his friends here Among
me souvenirs was ring taken from
49, ma, .a prisoner, an aluminium tube
taheh from the neck o: a carrinr nj
SSon which Mr. Grogan shot ihc
,nnpe containing a message sent ON, ~
~. ne Germans. MIR Groean was in Sc
orator. 'e''s'a ph OPP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Accn TcmpIc to Nl.it rctcr,hurg.

Acca Temple and many others Of the
Mystic Shrine of Richmond. viii visit
Petersburg on May .. with the official
organ. patrol and band. and viii parade
anu give public drill and concert.
by the Petersburg Mobiles and bc shown
every honor. Two ceremonial sessions
viii he held. tho first in the Masonic
Tcmp!c. after the parade. and the sec
onu IN the High School building, after
banquet. 1t is said there will he {.
Soodly number of noviccs at the crrc-
monials. The visits OF AcCa Temple to
Petersburg. has always been events OF
Interest,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
UALIFAN COUNTY PLEDGES
S:b5.kh FOR SE,(;lRITIE.S

SOUTH BOSTON. April 20.--IIalifax
the Victory loan urivc, the sum of
$4,000 being pledged last night at
mass-Inccting held at South Boston at
which lieutenant Il. G.. ltundley made
an address. The quota for Halifax is
100000. Pittsylvania has already
started on its drive and other nearby
counties show active preparations for
strong campaigns among the farmers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
DIFFERENT KINDS OF COUGHS.

Bad colds lead to different kinds Of
coughs There is dry cough" n
winter cough" Ia grippe cough. bron-
chial cough asthmatic cough. and, OF
course. the racking. painful cough 10
raise choking phlcgm. Foleys Honey
and Tar gives quick relief in all cases
T. j. Mccall. Athens. o. writes: I've
used Foicy's Honey and Tar in our
home for several years. and find il
almost invaluable for the cure of
coughs and colds. and especially for
Group with our children."-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

DANNILLE, April 2o.-Eiforts were
made today 20 secure additional details
TO an article Appearing in the current
Issue OF Il HalifhS county weekly pa
per which says that a letter mailed
ninety-two years ago 20 a man named
Miller, living at Clarksville, Mecklen-
burg County, was delivered three days
ago. The case is said 10 have actually
occurred, authority for the story be-
ing rural free delivery man who de-
livered the letter to'.a daughter of the
man who died many years ago. Clarks-
Vile could not be reached on account
of wire trouble.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

JIE-NINIITUN, April ga w1de-
spread campaign for new studerts for
The 1919 20 session at Washington and
Lee has been inaugural ed through the
neH;uEn OF student organization, the
boosters, and practically every stu
qens IS member of the organization.
IN addition TO campaign by personal
Work or. the present student body and
ntsra'uTe published by the university,
s.uoent population teams will visit the
principal high sehoolsio Virginia and
neishboEnG states within the next
nHohth TO point out the advantages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Hay Rnl.lng in Old virginia.

Inc NirEinia StnNc report or The
United States Agricultural Department
for April says:
numerous in Virginia this year than
last. fine showing considering the
previous large increase In recent
years. The southwest district in
creased Its numbers approximately 3
per cent. The remaining districts
maintained last years numbers or in
for the States big hog crop, large
acrcagcs Of rnsturc and feed crops VIII
be NECESSARY. IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Organize Tribe of Re, I'm,

~ ~ ~, TNGdbCkG April 20.-A cou-, ~
saninen 'I lecr OF ,f En- iiur has been or
Ter men bcrs The officers arc f,hinf
=. .. Waite; judge. q. K. Eliloii. s.crn'
Trs rec M.. urer, Il. 6. Shelton. teacher.
Etcn; guide. Miss Alice 4 RI,ri. E r., -.
t r @l inner gate, william Lockhort.
Keeper OF outer gate. j. VI. Wbca.i.vv'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Pastor IL Robbed

TT ~ ID TO, Apfil o0-Withln
rsss ,nan weel, from tho zine his is
churcb a'e Or 'e E@n a. tt!rst, Baptist
oeen the victim OF q thief he la
Ieporteo 10 the police that a grin -"
aHneine 10 A III. was stolen from an
contained all OF the scys To no 80 80.
SOnaEe OF the church w HaF :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Motor Truck Comes TO stay.

Mechanically tho experimental stage
Tor the motor truck has passed It's
worth and it's efficiency have been dem
onstr1ted very thoroughly under the
most trying circumstances. The motor
truck has come 10 the farm to stay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Start boys and Girl. Right,

Boys md girls should he encouraged
20 start in the poultry business. 1t re-
duires little money 10 invest. and tho
current expenditure may be reduced IN
part by utilizing farm and home
wastes. IT tho project begins with a
laying flock the return begins early.
especially by supplcm ting the food
supply OF the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Changes Of Schedule
Via Southern Railroad

Effective Sunday. April 30. Steamer
Street Station y. NJ, instead OF 5:lo.
Effective same date. train leaving
Richmond 3:45 +. NJ. will have through
connection to Durham. y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
COMPILATION rood for g..

( dairy stock. IT, should be combincs
with some ieRumionus feed, such Az
\ cloyer. cowpeas. ar alfalfa, owing to
legunin ous material will tend 10 cor.
!, rect the deficiencies OF the siIage in
.SoyS mater, protein and mineral con.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

VIENNA, Friday. April IS.-Control
oa lcnna mas been taken over by the
soIolcrs council. Quiet prevails, but
communizips OF the property OF those
unable TO resist has been begun. 1t is
nossInie ,here viii be no change if
INC name oi The government, but IL " p
DC Bolshcyiotic in purpose. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21

pound size. and proportionate amounts
10 chicks OF smaller or larger size
J., one or the best ways Of feeding IL
Is, Is in rn the form Of large lump. hung
up lor tho chicks to pick at Will <
IN net suspended from the coiling.
mus preventing the chicks from drag
BlnS the Suet round In the litter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
NIcKenny Murder Cnsc

From information received here to-
day OF the illness Of Mrs Herman
Hoffman. at her home in Richmond
who is main witness FOR the prose-
Cution in the trial OF \. j. McKcnney
Tor killing Hoffman. il is believed that
the trial. set for Wednesday, April %
may have to be postponed Sheriff ].
W. Galusha went over to Richmond to-
DAY TO ascertain Mrs lloffman's condi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
WOMEN OF PETERSBURG
WILL AID LOAN DRIVE
Rlchmond Masonic Order Wul he
Entertained by Members
Of Lodge.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA. Aprsl @c.-Ail "f
the woinanS organizations in the city
patriotic and civic--wiil take active
part in the Victory Loan cainpa ru.
which starts tomorrow. The orEaniza-
tions Will take turns in occupying the
various booths about the city. The
women rendered great scrNic. IN the
previous campaigns, and will do the
same III this, one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
DIG STONE GAP AGAIN
DOUBLES LOAN QUOTA

BIG STONE GAP, VA, April 90
Big Stone Gap more than doubled its
quota Of Victory Bonds in mass
meeting held this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger
Trains and Steamers DAILY unless
otherwise shown) published only as in
formation and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. sSunday only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
VulncrnbiIlty Apparent.

In substance the market cvinccd
signs Of an overbouEht or vulnerable
condition. its tcnuouS position in this
regard finding frequent expression in
IN" coniictinE movement Of %;ocks Of
INC same CLASS or description.
Much OF the weeks optimism way
again furnished by interior or West
ern traders. whose sentiment was large
~ inspired by the splendid crop pros
poets. Local interests inclined to fur
thcr conservatism because OF the stale
mate in steel industry and unsatisfac-
tory railroad conditions. repre-
scntcd by the mounting cost or opera
lions.
Domestic business revival is procc ed
ing steadily, az shown by greatly OK
panded bank clearings and frcer offer
inGs of money for commercial pur-
poses. Ratification OF the peace com
pact, IL Is generally believed, VIII give
tremendous impetus to the country's
foreign trade and effect Mt least par
tal reimbursement OF existing anomal-
GUS rates OF exchange on London and
Continental Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
SPEED OF PEACE MOVES
AFFECTS STOCK MARKET
Work mt Paris and Terms of Victor,
Loan Arc Governing
Factors.
wEsTERNERs ARE OPTIMISTIC
Provide Stimulating Atmosphere
Among Traders-Domcstic BUSH
ness Revival Proceeding Steadily
According to Bank Reports.
IBy A.sociatcd Press. |

NEW YORK. April 2o.--Furthcr prog
rcss towards completion of tho work
OF the peace conference and Official an
nouncement of the terms and other
details OF the Victory loan were the
governing factors OF another busy
week In the securities market
Interest In these events was almost
equally divided, but tho coming loan
campaign promises to obscure ali other
considerations for the next fortnight.
It's paramount Importance receiving
general recognition and support i'm
the highest financial circles
The fact that daily operations on the
exchange again approached or exceed
cd 100000 shares conveyed the super
fetal impression OF sustained strength
but analysis of the dealings indicated
an extensive reduction Of long con-
tracts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-21
Itnw Reef mud Suct.


Raw beef ana beef suet have been
found beneficial for young chicks. aud
most pomtrymcn consider them a
much better source OF animal food
than beef scraps. Where a fresh sup
ply can be obtained at "a reasonable
cost they should he used by all means.
In feeding raw beef IL should be
nncly ground in n meat chopper and
fed while perfectly fresh. as spoiled
beef viii cause serious trouble IL t.,
wen To feed tho beef al n pant OF Il
moist mash. thoroughly mixing H. into
the mach 10 Disguise the beef some
what There is danger OF making the
chicks vicious and bloodthirs,y II it is
lea alone. Tic best way la TO feed q
same proportion az beef scraps would
ne used when fed In rcasonab bic
| quantities beef Is one OF the most an
| petiHing and beneficial feeds that can
| be given to chicks. rIn excessive
| quantities IT. may cause bowel disor-
| der'.
Reef sue, IL eagerly eaten by chicks
anu II has boon found to havo Il good
cncct upon the bowels 1t seems to
act as tonic, and In tho caso OF
| lahcd appctitcs is very hcInfuI I'M
bringing back tho chicks' inlarcst IL
| food. ~ "
Two or three times a week is orter
enough 10 feed suet. The amount I,
ICED should depend upon tho eIzs OF
The chicks. IL is safo TO allow q
lpound lump to each 100 chicr5 OF tn,
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
WEBB MARBLES.
s### ###s4 ###;
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
Received too late for last week.
Don McGregOr spent Sunday with
Harland Pearson.
Ruby Ashby visited with Ora
Collier Monday night.
Lloyd Webb recently lost IA good
horse by slipping on the ice.
Mrs. w. v. Williams spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs Gilbert
Webb.
John Thompson has gone to
Omaha, Nebraska, on a visit to his
brother and sister.
Warm weather the last few days
is making the snow go, and roads
are in bad condition
Earl Padley returned home from
France Monday. We are glad to
welcome Earl back home.
Walter Scott made business
trip to Pueblo last week after visit
ing for one week with his brother
Geo Scott.
On the 10th and l1th there were
more southsiders in Holly than
there had been at any one time for
year or more.
Saturday, Feb. Sth, as the sun
shone upon a beautiful day, the
stOrk visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wells, OF Sugar City
Colo, and left the sweetest bundle
of humanity that ever came to glad
den any heart, dear little girl
whom they named DOrtha Lucille
Mr. and Mrs. Wells were formerly
of Webb.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20

been discharged from service after
having been overseas some time,
but has been sick and in a hospital
for some time.
l.. f. and NJ. A. Sale held Joint
public sale last Tuesday at the L. F.
Sale farm. Nj. A. Sale intends to
move to Missouri and l. f. Sale is
going for a pleasure trip and spend
the summer travelling in various
states. Geo Bigenwalt will farm
the l.. F. Sale farm this year.
Glenn f. Pinkham who has been
foreman of the ID. A. NJ. & P. Co.
at Olney Springs for the past two
and One-half months came home
for few days visit with his parents
at Holly and his sister. Mrs Orley
Straney at Bristol. He is being
transferred to the mill at Wiley and
will go from here to Wiley.
Mrs. II. ii. COttrell received word
last week of the death of her cOus-
in, Sylvia Francis at Lamar of in
fiuenza and tuberculosis. The body
was shipped to their old home in
Pennsylvania for burial and was ac-
cOmpanied by her sister. A broth
er, Homer Francis, expected to
meet them in Pennsylvania. He is
now in New York, Just returned
from overseas. Miss Francis has
numerous friends in this commun-
ity, having visited here several
months before her parents moved
to Lamar.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-02-20
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
Important gathered The Chief
tain's paid special writer's

their ability in serving on X. p. by
assisting in serving the refresh
ments and by making good coffee.
All reported a good time.
Lawrence Fryberger was Hart
man visitor Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frybcrger arrived here from Bas-
sanO Alta, Canada a few weeks ago
and are the guests of Mrs Fryberg-
er's parents, the Mayfields of Grana-
da. They expect to return to their
home when spring work opens as
Mr.. Fryberger is one of the success
full farmers of that place. Both he
and his wife have many friends in
this section, since this was their for
mer home
The sun., 1919-10-28
AMERICAN INFLUX
AMAZES HOTEL MEN
Great Additions Necessary.
Says One Proprietor.

me recent article in the Canadian
section OF THE sun relative to the great
hihuA OF American travellers into can
aua-Doth tourists and business men
mas awakened widespread interest and
iias simulated considerable amounr
oi' correspondence. One characteristics
letter received at this Office is an
pended: 10 dP-
manager Canadian Department. The Sun
in i,orh, L. :: A.-Dear Sir: Re Incrense
~ BUSINESS IN hotels in Canada von -
rs aware that all hotels are doing
,hSeeity business at the present time ns
.ne people In all sections are trsvnii5r,9
more than ever before. and canada ''has has
tm ,s ,rhVored with n tremendous an1ount % >
a'e.hns from the United States sincc ~
So , nhe war: In fact, never have l seen
many Americans in Canada
49, iour NOTES.-The Clifton NJ Niar
uto, sh' the Royal Connaught at Ham
TN, I'm, the hlng Edward at Toronto ana ~ a
lecumseh at London-and IL is snsliur an '"e ,e
se' the number OF peonle ragis'a-ntS w :"
IL hotels from the United States duripy
@ne @ past year and feel satisfied thu t%e
oWS Usihess ,e mat Canada is to receive from
10 ~ ienus IN the United States is going
hsys Itenshuous, and consequently We
10 ~. Etuen Ei 10 bHild 500-room addition
'hs hIhg Edward Hotel and i'm fsrt 10
ranging 10 build u number Of hrs,
lass hotelS in different cities In C,na5a
81 you can readily understand we are fuIiy
sHtlsned mat Canada is going to he "a, ,,,@a,,
Slim h tTr the business and pleasure trav-
THE KING EDWARD HOTET. 90
George H. o'Neli' General Nanagor
toronto Oct. II, 1913 'sN''
The sun., 1919-10-28
ONTARIO ELECTION
A FARMERS VICTORY
Satisfaction Expressed and
Economy Is Expected.
Special Correspondence to the Canadian
Section of THE SrN

Special Correspondence 10 the Caradiau
Section of THE SUN.
TORONTO, Oct, 27-Ontario has
emerged from the general election with
an unprecedented result and with n
moral for class conscious and radical
leaders everywhere.
The United Farmers of Ontario en-
tered the campaign aggressively and
with spirit Of belligerency toward both
the old parties. They had about seventy
Candidates in the Ill ridings, and as a
result OF the spirit they aroused elected
some forty-flye members and comprise
the largest group in the new House
They themselves as well as the prov-
ince at large were surprised at the re-
suit. AS one wit expressed ii {: at was
ike farmer praying for a shower and
getting cloudburst." Thy were nnr
expecting or prepared for such a result,
They had looked for the balance of
power. but they found themselves on the
verr- of the power itself.
Outside of a premature demand for
the Premiership from IL. II. Dewart. the
Liberal leader, the province appears TO
be looking to the farmers to provide the
next Government But the farmers are
badly Off for a Parliamentary leader.
Not one of the new farmer members has
the experience or qualifications so far as
is at present known. only two of them
nave previously sat in the Legislature.
and they only for a session or two.
Hence We have had a three day cau-
Gus of the new farmer members seek
ing TO choose new leader but the de-
cision has been left over to Wednesday
of this week 1t is quite clear that one
or more lawyers viii be necessary in
the Cabinet, so that the class conscious
agriculturists will have to depend on
some outside help no matter how much
they desire to plough the lonely furrow.
as Judged by their campaign speeches.
The smashing defeat of the Ministry
was a surprise, for which there are varl-
Gus explanations. Undoubtedly the
Hearst Government had been losing
ground, especially since prohibition had
been put into force. even as n war
measure, without consultation with the
party and in direct contradiction to the
party's policy up TO that time. There
was also the element Of general distrust
of governments at the present time.
Labor made large gains in nearly all
cities, but failure to elect one labor man
in Toronto was a surprise. This was
probably because Toronto has a large
middle class trading population, while
on the other hand factory workers who
would be in politics in most other cities
have here been largely associated with
both the Conservative and the Orange
machines, which are practically synon-
ymous. This prevented their becoming
labor leaders in political sense.