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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
HARVEST HANDS LAUNCH
ATTACK ON POLICE STATION
Authorities ROmnd Up 200 OF Them
and ship Them to Mill
tnry Port.
fRv Nssnrint.L Prcns.l

BtENOS AIRES. Dee. 20-N-jtation
among tho harvest hands Of Buenos
Aires province where AN agrarian
strike has been in progress. resulted
in casualties carly yesterday. when
800 armed laborcrs attacked the po-
lice station in the village OF Cascal-
larhs in AN effort To rescue a fellow
worker who had been arrested The
laborcrS were driven OFT after four of
them had been killed ana a dozen
wounded.
Mounted police later. were sent TO
Cascallaras from the city OF Tres Ar
royos. They rounded up 200 harvest
hands and sent them 70 the military
port OF Bahia Blanca
:, Al attack was made on the police
station ut Bartolomc Mitrc stimuli
'ancousiy with that at Cascallaras. re-
suiting in the killing OF one OF the
prisoners in tho station.
The outbreaks followed closely upon
the distribution Of circulars signed
the revolutionary group" threatening
70 burn the entire harvest Of Argcn-
Una unless the government authorities
release before January 20 prisoners
convicted Of violation Of tho. social
law under whith the authorities have
been proceeding against anarchists
and other agitators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
BURY MRS. BOWEN TODAY
Members of Mothers Clubs and Par
ent-Tcnchcrs' ASSOCIATIONS 10 lie
Honorary Pallbenrers.

Members OF the Richmond Fedora
ton OF Mothers Clubs and Parent
Teachers Associations will be honor
AIRY Dallbcarers this afternoon a. :
O'Clock at the funeral services of Mrs.
Ida Il. Bowen from All Saints Epls-
copal Church. Mrs. Bowen was a
charter member or the federation
Active pallbearers will be W. A. Eur
rows. W. NJ. Bickers, stephen a. Bev-
cridgc. John McAllistcr. Howard Dana.
Jack" Epps. Frank Bcveridgc and
l.. \. Evans
II was planned TO have the funeral
services at old 81. Marks Episcopal
Church, OF which Mrs. Bowen was a
COMMUNICATE and choir mother. but IL
was later decided TO have the scrv-
ices at All Saints.
Kew w. -. Smith. -. D.. rector o.
81 Marks congregation AT present:
Kew. q. NacLaTcn Brydon. formc r
rector, aud Rev. Cary Montague viii
jointly ofciatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
LEE CAMP ELECTS OFFICERS
II. w. Thompson Chosen Commando
md a. &. Peny AdJutant OF
Itichmnod Post, No. I.

Il. w. Thompson was elected COM
mander OF Robert E. Lee Camp OF
Confederate Veterans. No. 1. at a meet
ins of the organization held Friday
night at the headquarters OF the camp.
or East Broad Street.
Election of other officers resulted in
w. L. Undertake, Phillip +. Brown
and w. r. Wood being chosen as lieu
tenant-commanders in the order named
above.
a. c. Peay was chosen adjutant,
A,ndrew krouse quartermaster and DR..
George Ross surgeon. Other officers
elected are: w. Il. Freeman secretary;
w Il. Lightfoot, sergea mt major: Will
liam j. Burke, officer of the day: Drs.
James Power Smith, Landon r. Mason
ileermans, vidette; BIZ \. Pillow. color
sergeant. and the color guards, w. J.
Burke and w. r. Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
FRENCH DEMAND Ter CARS
GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE
Production OF Passenger Automobiles
During 1870 viii Amount
to 2OO.6OO.
lbs Universal, Service,

PARIS. Dec. 2o-Frcnch aut6mobile
production for 1920 Will amount to
100000 cars against 10000 in 1914
These figures do not include CONNER
cial trucks.
The industry il. nevertheless. quite
unable to cope with even the French
demand for ears. which has reached
unprecedented proportions. owing to
the past i've years nonproduction.
The 100 GOO touring ears and trucks
bought fron the American army has
already been absorbed. without in the
least adversely affecting home pro-
duction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
FIRST REGIMENT MEMBERS
WILL MEET TUESDAY NIGHT
Oncers To he Nominated mt Inst
Gathering OF Year in GrnyS
Armnry.

The last regular meeting OF the year
will be held BY the First Virginia
Regiment Association Tuesday night.
~ the rcgimental armory. Seventh and
Marshall Streets. Much important
business is scheduled. and officers for
next year will he nominated.
Major William a. Stack, of the rcEu-
lar army. will be present and present
each member az the Richmond Grays'
battalion in the world war with a card
OF membership In the association, the
association having voted this at the
last meeting.
II IS understood that Major Stack
has a plan for the speedy rcorganiza-
tlon OF the Grays' Battalion. which
will be laid before the former service
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Free Treatment for
Former Service Men
Ins AssocIate.i Pres.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. Gothic
Wnr Departments service and In
formation bureau hns undertaken n
campaign to Inform former service
men that NIL I'm need OF medical or
surgical treatment because OF Ill
ness or Injury contracted In the
army o. nnry can enter nm army or
Public Health Service Hospital, or
local civilian Hnnitnrium, with oil
cHprnses paid by the government
chRrged service men should
nppIy to the nearest nrmy hospital
or local representative OF the Pub
lie Health Service for examinations
or consult lied Cross rcprchenta-
tivcs or State and municipal health
officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
SHOWS MERCY TO MANY
Governor Bickcu Issues Pnrdons 20
Eight and Paroles Three
Others.
rT,y Assocla,ch rrcx.-

WASHINGTON. Dec. o0.--Whcu the
Governors Office force stopped for
unch at . O'clock this afternoon Gov
rnor Bickctt mad issued eight par
ons and three paroles today TO in
mates OF the states prison and more
re TO be issued soon as the rec
rds in the cases and the Governors
casons for pardoning can be written
Ut inc paroles are on rccoIn!uenda-
ion OF the State advisory board o.
'arole. Among prisoners receiving
'ardons or paroles today were three
onvictcd OF murder, two OF man
laughter and one Of burglary. Their
entcnccs ranged from two years to
ifc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
800 LIVES, ENDANGERED
Ferryboat Crashes Into Schooner 4,
norfolk liarbor. Both ships
Being Damaged.
nv A~ocjate1.p-c.,,

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. Dec. oo.-Three
nundred. passengers on the ferryboat
mouth 10 Norfolk. barely missed death
this morning when midships Colli-
SION win the four-mastad schooner
May Aldridgc was avcrtcd by revers
Ing the engines of the steamer The
schooner cut into the bow OF, he ferry
boat for ten feet, and demolished The
upper work of the steamer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
M'FADEN TO REMAIN HERE
Pastor of First Presbyterian Church
VIII Not Go to Charge in
Savannah.

Announcement will be made 20 the
congregation of First Presbyterian
Church at the II o'clock service this
McFadcn. j.. D.. OF his final decision
to remain in Richmond. DR.. McFaden
was offered the passionate OF the First
Presbyterian Church OF savannah. His
announcement this morning will follow
as "A result Of Il special trip made to
savannah this week. from which he
returned yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

TUSCALOOSA. ALA. Dec 20-Wai-
ter Bishop. Earnwall. Ala, who had
lum since last July. when he WAS de-
clared insane. following his acauittal
on charge OF murder in connection
in the Bay Mincttc County jail. was to-
day given his freedom on habeas cor
pus proceedings before Judge Brandon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
BELGIUM GETS NEW TERMS
Treaty With France Said 10 civc III.
Tic Country Advantages Not
In Former Pact.

BRUSSELS. Dec. observation-disclosures
Is made by the Belgian Foreign Of
nee that the conclusion of an eco
hoinlc agreement with France nro
sentinE numerous advantages com
pared with the former treaty is in,
Negotiations with Paris and 1o,do,
Tor a political treaty have encounteraJ
great difficulties. but 1t is said that
WnateVcr the result. Belgian ncu-
form. :" ely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

T'AKIS. Dec. 2V.-Thc ministry o! re-
ictualiinE. in statement issued to-
az. announces an inquiry has hecn
crun Ito the charge that excessive
riccS are being asked for goods from
he American war stocks purchased by
rance. Several arrests. the statement
dds, have already been made in con-
ection with the affair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
FRANCIS D. DUNLOP BURIED
Many business Men Attend Funeral
Services for Late Chamber of
Commerce Secretary.

Personal friends and business aseo-
ciatcs and a large representation from
the Richmond Chamber Of Commerce
gathered At All Saints Episcopal
church yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock TO attend the funeral services
of Francis l.. Dunlop. secretary treas
urcr OF the Chamber for many years
VINO died Thursday ut his home 1900
Park Avenue. The rector of All
saints. Rev J. Y. bowman. II. D.,
onicia;cd. Burial was in Hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
D'ANNUNZI0 SAYS HE WILL
NOT LEAVE FlUME NOW
PIcbiscite Abandoned and Poet-A,-in.
tor Ndrenturcr VIII Remain
CNy'S Dictator.

FlUME, Dec. eo-Thc piebiscite
determine whether the proposals made
BY General Badoslio. the Italian CHIEF
OF stan, for tho settlement OF tho
drawal OF the D'Annunzio forces. and
the occupation of the city by regular
Italian troops has been abandoned
mcnt tonigh. that the plebiscite had
been annulled. He declared he would
himself remain in command OF tho
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Asks for Expense. or Conference.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-President
Wilson yesterday asked Congress for
an appropriation of $4,000 to pay the
expenses of the second industrial con-
ference now N session here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
CARRANZA TO BE GOVERNOR
Ic1fcan Chief VIII Enter List as Cun-
didute for Executive ONCE
in COahnIln.
INV As.ociatct pres-I

SAN ANTONIO. TEN. Dec. 20
resident Carranza. OF Mexico. has for
1aliy accepted the candidacy for the
overnorship of the State OF Coahu.la.
Tered him last week in petition
tEned by citizens of the cities Of
iedras NeEras. MuZquiz. Cuatro
tcnaEas. Monciova and Torreon ac-
ordinS 10 information reaching here
rom Mexico City
He viii not make an active cam
align until the expiration OF his
resent Office next July. /, was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
VIII Confer on 1,ri.I..

PARIS. Doc. 20 f;douard lEnacc, un
Ter secretary for military justice Will
10 10 London tomorrow 10 confer with
representatives. OF the British and
belgian governments concerning legal
Pleasures to hc taken 10 assure the
|urrcndcr by Germany Of persons ac-
used OF having committed acts in vio-
Eition OF the laws and customs OF war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Continue Election Case.

Patrick County election contest has
been continued until January IL b.
Judge hughes D!llard owing TO the
vital witnesses. Irregularities charged
were shown to be largely due TO ic-
norance. Nearly 900 Witnesses have
been examined to date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
DioEue. TO Join Carrnn.n Cabinet.

IT. PASO. TEHAS, Dec. 20.|iencral
Manuel NJ Diogucz. federal commander
In tho northern zone in Mexico. will
|ccone Secretary o. War and Navy IN
Prcsidcn. CarranZa's Cabinet next
month. according to reports published
In Mexico City newspapers received to-
lay. His successor in tho north is
laid 10 be General Cesarco Castro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
GOO Marine. Con,I,t. S.r,

600 Marines Complete Service.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. o0-Siy hun
lrcd marines and nine officers arrived
AZ the Philadelphia ma yard today on
ne United states battlcship Delaware
rom Port az Prince. Hayti They ali
expect 20 be discharged in time TO
soend Christmas al home "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

Fnvors Centralized German state
BERLIN. Dec. Gothic Prussian
state Assembly by vote OF 30 to IS
today adopted resolution in favor OF
a centralized German state"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Covers Wide Scope.

AS IL passed today. the bill provides
for deportation of all aliens affiliated
with. or who contribute either funds or
personal service to. any organization
sabotage, the overthrow OF
organized government by force, killing
OF government officials or the unlawful
destruction OF public or private prop
a.
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lust a Word About the
Celebration July 4th

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s:ors . with yoa gentlemen
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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-07
BAD MAN
TAKEN TO PORTLAND

Deputy U. s. Marshal Mass, of
Portland, will leave this evening for
that city in charge OF the man who
gave his name as Thompson, arrest
ed here few days ago on the charge
of having gun and explosives in his
possession. Three Greek laborers,
who were taken by the local officers
and who have testified against
Thompson, will also be taken along
by Deputy Mass, and held as Wit
nesses. Thompson will appear be-
fore the next federal grand jury al:
Portland where he will face the
charge of transporting liquor into
Oregon and having explosives in his
possession without a license. He
was taken before U. S. Commissioner
Herbert Smith today. but as he could
not furnish the bond will have to
languish in the Jail at Portland until
the grand jury convenes.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-05-07
WILL PAVE HIGHWAY FROM JO-
sEPHINE COUNTY LINE TO
GOLD HILL
.HILDEBRAND GETS CONTRACT
State Highway Commission Lets
Contract for 30 Miles Of Road,
Amounting to Over Million

At their meeting yesterday In
Portland the state highway commits
sion had road contracts amounting
to about $1.5OO.0O0, and covering
approximately 80 miles. to place with
contractors. Bidding is said to have
been keen and many contractors
were present.
s. s. Schell. Grants Pass contrac-
tor who is now in Portland. was
awarded the contract for finishing
and paving with bithulitic the
stretch Of Pacific highway from the
Josephine county line to Gold Hill.
This is distance OF about IL miles
and Mr.. Schell secured the work for
a bid of s275.O00. 1t is really a
two-season job, as there are a few
spots where fills viii have to lie
made which cannot be paved this
year e5
Harry Hildebran6 CT Roseburg.
was awarded the contract for grad:
ing Sexton mountain. or Smith Hill
as it is sometimes called. This con-
tract is for about seven miles Of
grading. The route will be some
what changed, making grade of not
over per cent at any one point.
The Warren Construction COM
pany, which recently secured the
contract for road work at Wolf Creek
is now busy erecting a rock crusher
just this side of that little city, pre-
paratory to beginning their work of
laying bithulitic paving.
The following contracts we're
handled by the commission.
Wolf Greek to Josephine-Douglas
county line, 7.6 miles gradings Mon
roe section. 2.24 miles grading;
Oregon City-Oswego, GA miles grad
ing; Leona-Drain, 1926 miles grad
ing; Jacques Place to Johns place.
grading, 7.2 miles; Roseburg-Dillard
81 miles grading; Roseburg-Win-
chester, two miles, grading and paw
ing; Arlington section 1872 miles
grading; Gold Hill section 12.2
miles: Oakland section, 5.S5 miles,
paving; Green Springs Mountain.
14.S miles paving; Eugene-Goshen,
40 miles paving; Junction City sec
tion, 5.5 miles paving; Inland City
La Grande. 6 miles paving; Hills
boro-Forest Grove, 4.3 miles. paving.