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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
STEEL STRIKE DECISION
TO Be MADE WEDNESDAY
Iron and Steel Workers National
Committee Meets In Wash.
ington' Tomorrow.
CONSIDER PRESIDENTS LETTEI,
Pending Action, Preparations Arc In
Progress to Initiate Great Indus
trial Conflict-ifcsult or Gathering
Is Considered ProblcmaticaI.
INV Associatcd prcss. !

PITTSBURGH, Sept. l5.-Whcthcr
the strike in the steel industry. called
for next Monday. will be deferred until
after the industrial conference sum-
moned by President Wilson TO be held
1T Washington October y. will depend
upon the action OF the national COM
mittce for organizing iron and steel
workers meeting here Wednesday.
Labor leaders here interested in the
proposed steel strike said they were
not sure tina, the wishes OF President
Wilson. who desires the post ponemcnt
Of thct strike. will bc carried out. 1t
all depends upon reports to he made
at the meeting, one OF. the leaders said.
NJ. T. Tighc of Pittsburgh. president
Of the m.tls'amatcd Association OF
Iron. steel and Tin Workers. said to-
naEht he has received q letter. from
American Federation OF Labor. inclos
ing the proposal OF President wilson
that the walkout be postponed.
Result Is ProbIcmatirnI.
Mr.. Tighe would not say whether he
would support move to defer the
strike. hu, said tho result Of the meet
ing is 'problcmatical."
lite said II might be difficult to con-
vince the national presidents of unions
aiiliiated IN the steel industry. com
posing the national committee. be-
WORKERS. Companies continue to dis
'chargc men for organizing or present
ing wage scales. he declared. only
this afternoon received report that
workmcn were discharged in tin
mill At Mckeesport for presenting a
scale OF wages, nc asserted
May Reconsider Decision.
II is said here that President Will
sons kilograms Asknv for Il postponc-
mcnt OF the strike was received after
the national committee had decided Ia
cail the steel workers out. The fact
ihdt this telegram came after thai
action WILL il is said have strong
weight among union leaders to recon,
slider the decision reached at Wash
inEton last week.
IN the meantime. preparations for
initiating tho strikes arc going Tor
ward. according to William H. Foster
SccrctarE-treasurcr Of the nationa!
committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
WRECKAGE OF UNKNOWN
STEAMER FOUND IN GULF
Returning ship Reports Discovery OF
Parts OF General Cargo Floating
In Ocean.

Mobile ALA. Sept. l5.-D1CcrS OF
the steamer chetona. which arrived
here today. reported having passed
through a mass Of wrrckagc in the
gulf. This wrccka.c consisted Of gen
cral cargo. mostly soft substances,
such as -four. bran. etc. The stuff WAS
stencilcd in red bearing the word
Havana" under which there were two
words possibly DC Cuba. they
stated.
Among the larger vessels. the safety
81 which has caused anxiety here is
the MuniSia, OF the MunSon Steamship
Line, with general cargo and carry
ing crew Of thirty men. Officials OF
INC line here today stated that the
MuniSia is now two and a half days
overdue at a Cuban port. She was due
IN havana September IN. The Munisi:,
carried -four. hut no bran, and i, is
not believed that tho stencil was Of
ina; Inc although ii was stated that
,noSi shipments arc so marked. Of
metals OF the MunSon Line hero sa i,i
mat the matches OF Munisia were SO
nattcrcd down that they do not be-
iieVe her cargo would have broken
loose even had tho vessel gone down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
MRS. RUTH ANDERSON TAKES
OWN LIFE AT LYMCHBURG
wife of Medical Corps Physirinn Re
turns From War Work 10 FIJI
Suicides Grave.
Especial to The Times-pispa;ch.


NCHBtRc;. VA, ScpL. l5.--Mrs.
i,ut Adkcrson, wife of Or. w. clyde
.,dhcrson. u first lieutenant in the med
t,ti corps. who WAS stationed during
tn" war at the base hospital. Camp
Mincoia and who had been engaged in
ellington at war work. came home
late today. went TO tho homo OF DR..
hdkcrson's mother, Mrs. l.. l.. Adker-
son. and committed suicide.
The young woman. upon artival here.
ic!cphoncd Mrs. Anderson. saying She
was coming to tho house. Reaching
there she asked to go 10 the bathroom.
and then shot VAS heard. She had
fred bullet through her brain. She
died half an hour later at the Lynch
burg Hospital
pr !. e. Nowlin viewed the body,
decided that II WAS a Gaze Of suicide
and that an inquest WAS uuncccSSd ry.
Mrs. Anderson Was a daughter OF
Charles NJ. SanhidGc. chief engineer Of
tho hydro power plant of tho Lynch :
burg Traction and Light Company AT
EcuScus.
She formerly tauGh, school here and
before going TO Washington was i'll
training as nurse at tho Lynchhurc
Hospital Relatives make no statement
for publication as 10 the proha ole
cause OF The suicide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
McCUMBER DENOUNCES
REPORT OF MAJORITY
North Dakotan Declares Nearly All Treaty Amendments
Proposed by Lodge and His Supporters Selfish,
Immoral and Dishonorable."

allusion is made concerning either the
great purpose OF the league OF nations
poses arc 20 be accomplished.
Irony and sarcasm have been sub
mitted tor argument. Ii is rcgrettablc
that the luminosity which centcrs al
have been cnGcndcrcd against sub
jet so important to tho worlds well
fare. II is reErcttablc that the con
sideration Of a matter foreign to par
tisanShip should be influenced by hos
tility towards or subServiency to the
President"
Analyzlns the committee amend
mcnts, Senator McCumber said that
States equal votes in the league with
England and the British colonies com
hincd was unnecessary"
The plan Of giving each member
or Importance was the only possible
plan: tlc Senator argued. adding that
10 all intents and purposes the British
colonies arc independent.
Senator McCumber said his only OBJ
lection 10 the Lodge reservation on
Withdrawal! from the league was OF
form.
As TO tho Lodge reservation to
Article ". Senator McCumbcr said. he
had many objections.
First. it is an amendmen, pure and
simple he said. "of tho most impor-
tani article in the league. Its pur-
pose is 10 take the United states AZ
a power for the peace of the world
out of the league entirely.
Second. it places this country In Il
false and wrong position. an attitude
OF encouraging powerful countries to
weaker nations. by our declared pol pol
icy of noniuicrvcnt;on.'
With his report Senator McCumbcr
submitted the six reservations he
mittcc reservations. These recently
were made public.
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NIiNs Manic 4 unrl

AMHERST, VA Sep, i5-Thc BODY
Of Miss Manic T. Burks who died
in California, reached Amhcrs, ycsier
day and the burial TOOK place i,,mo-
hiatei:+ thereafter by the sldc IF her
mother in the family graveyard rr,r
Wesleyan Churcn The services ,yT~c
conducted by Roy James Nj G-rcne
Of the Mcthodist churcn TIC fuiIcrai
OF her sister. Mrs i T.. Waii.cr. '''',
Glendale. Cal ~ the grave Nh. NJ. i,e
pallbesrers were Georrc and Tnora;,s
NAYS, walker Ealdock Jonr " .John.
son. Emmett tHrrar and Joss, t'un-
ninghamI Selections were sung hv
AIRS. j. q. kearfoit Mrs w Rsi
dock. Mrs. =. Y. Burch ana Mr. p
Cunningham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
A Simple Way to
Reduce Wrinkles

k"mcm Der that wrinkles and baggi-
ness OF cheek or chin arc due ~, the
muscular tissue losing It's strength and
SHRINKING tn" SKIN " then TOO large
% er"a TO n s.ch tissue smoothly It
rlnhl.s or saga
TO remedy This condition. there's
nothing so effective, 50 quick -aciiuf az
a simple wash lotion "aslIy MAD a,
nome juhi get an oEnc" Of pure pou q
a"rrH snNoIlt" At your GrUggist and :,
MAJ pint Of witch hazel mix the W.
ana "dth" your fac" in tho liquid This
~ ono" tiSht"ns the SKIN and soldG.r
course HinOoths out the I!ncsaud ,,,,.a
!" ~. ShSSiue skin. II also stimulates
."E'l"fE circulation. bringing natural
NoIoi - fannd chnckE .-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

Speci is - To Eirnns- pispatchi
CLIFTON sri2,i T.. Va. sept 10
The funeral Of ionn r PANE took
Marc from his late residence on Nc
Cornick Street mas morning a. II
O'Clock. The services were conducted
by Rev. George Green. pastor Of the
Baptist Church Mr. iaynes death
occurred on Saturday following an
cDeratlOH. The deceased was q retired
engineer on tho Chesapeake and ONO
RAILWAY. having held the position of
greer fer forty-Iwo years. lie was
native Of SpotsNlvania County but
va some years in stanton. moving
lrrm there 10 this pace thirty-thrce
.ea.s ago Tie is survived by MS
widow and four ch!!drcn--Mrs =. l.
Johnson Misses Lula and Daisy Payn.
and John Il Payne Jr all OF This
CITY. The after is cashier OF The First
>ational- Bauk. lie is also survived
~ onf brother, l.. u. Payne. OF Char
3ottcsvtlle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Ia As.orintnd rrnss !

! WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.--Rejcction
Of all proposed amendments to the
German peace treaty and modification
Of the recommended strong reserva-
tions was urged In an individual min.
GRITTY report flied with the Senate to-
day by senator Mccumher. Republican
Foreign Relations Committee TO Chair
man Lodge Senator McCumbcr did
not join in the recent Republican ma
jority vote and voted with the Demo
Gratis on amendments and several res
crvationS.
Att1achins, the majority rspor, OF
IcmonmScd most OF the majority
amendments as "selish. immoral and
dishonorablc' and charged that they
allies"
'To the substance of some OF the
Cumber's report declared. there can
be no serious objection. But against
the manner in which they are assert
ed do most earnestly protest They
and ovcrbcarinE manner and seem In
,Snded to express inF"isiid sfP rna
American craftsmanship"
Scoring The committee reservation
TO Article \. of the league OF nations
covenant, Senator McCumbcr said it
simple, and designed to take the
United states entirely out OF the
league.
Special opposition was expressed by
senator MrCumbcr 10 tho proposed
amendment TO tho Shautuns provision.
Ey this amendment. he said. Japan
by the United states and Shantuns
possibly lost TO Chino. Calling at
tcntion to what he termed the failur
or tho committee majority to explain
MCCumDcr "a id
NO, ono word is said. not single
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Iti3pUUTs ;.H BODIES FOUND
On lkL.E,E NEtK ruNHrLN ID

HOUSTON. TENAS. Sept. Ia mes
sage stating that the bodies of twenty
three persons who lost their iivr~ IN
tho Gulf hurricane had hcea recovered
at Portland. q small town seven miles
from Corpus Christi and that others
were being recovered. WAS rcNort ed
hero tonight from kinSsylilc. Ten, by
Mayor Nncrman. The message asked
that undcrtakcrs he sent to PORTLAND
Ia assisr in huryinS tho dead Three
local undortakcrS immediately left here
for Portland
ls4te tonight - telephone message
received hero from fecVillc, stating
tina, l2u bodies had been found or a
reef eight miles from Portland. near
White Point Most of the dead the
message said. had been recognized ~
rcsidents OF Cornus CHRISTI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
.|Ns|D|OUs Defamation
PO|sONs MIND OF PUBLIC
Senator Jones. OF New Mexico, Wig.
orously Raps Those Who
Would Defeat Treaty.
RESERVATIONS NOT NECESSARY
Rights Of Congress Under Article ".
Readily Safeguardcd BY Instruc-
ttons to Representative OF United
states I'm Council.
TBy Associated press.l

hN nSSoCl2tco frcSS.l
! WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-DenouncinG
Senator's whose "insidious dcclama
ton poisons the public mind" against
the German peace treaty and the
league OF nations. Senator Jones. Demo :
SSrat. New Mexico. speaking in the
recommended by the Foreign Relations
Committee majority were adopted tho
, won,S A. vel as the league covenant,
III we ever have a separate treaty
win GermanS" he declared. 1T will
pc ,s a negotiated and NOT a victorious.
participate In restoring and prcscrv-
ing peace and bringing order out OF
the worlds chaos.
Fully Repay Sacrifices.
The unselfish. the ideal. the altruis-
nc motives which have inspired this
league arc sufficient Inducements for
all the sacrifices and effort which we
viii he called upon to make in carry
ing out its provisions"
Senator Jones said in his opinion
reservations. as proposed by the com.
hlttce. were unnecessary, AZ ample
protection was afforded by the terms
OF the treaty.
ration TO the world that war for con-
quest shall end and that this dcclara-
Ion Will he supported by the com
hLned power OF all the other members
Of the league.
I'm my humble judgment" he added.
~ this coyenant is entered into wars
may DoSSlOlS occur. pul SNCD
renee Will be exceedingly Improbable -
No Reservation Required.
Il IL should he thought advisable 10
safeguard the. rights % Congress as
to Artilc, ". he said. it might easily
he done by Instructions to the repre-
sentative OF tho United States in the
council. and no reservation is ncccs-
sary to that end.
Regarding the Monroe Doctrine. tho
Senator said. its validity was rccoS-
nizcd by the treaty. while as TO the
necessity for tho proposed reservations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
SCHOONER COPPERFIELD'S
CREW BROUGHT TO TAMPA
Nin~ M<V Adrfft with Little Food
Forty-TrO Hours Saved by
the Admiral beatty.

TAMPA, Fla. Sept. -. - Tho
schooner Admiral Beatty. i'm from
Grand Cayman Island last night.
brought the crew Of the schooner Cop
pertield. eight men and Captain G. A.
Morrison. whom they picked up In the
Gulf Saturday morning at 6:l5 o'clock.
Captain Morrison and his men had
been adrift forty-two hours with a can
of biscuits and three gallons OF water
abandoned tho coppcrficld near Re-
becca Shoals Light Thursday, aftsr
her masts had been blown away and
she WAS in sinking condition.
Captain Hunter, OF the Beatty, had
some trouble picking them UP. as
there WAS still a heavy sea running.
Tho Coppcrfed is a three mast ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

peii.d fears that the Lower rio Grandc
ssiveN from the storm. which ,wcathci
INTO Mexico near that city
Numerous frame buildings in thS
, visrn:t% OF sroInsv!lle Mere damaged
wind, when hardly exceeded nifty
miles. accNed 10 rcfutc the belief ;hat
eeS S across Eaa hs Mo 1"n
Weather men at Brownsville il Was
said. believed i, had curved back. prob
ably into tho Gun.
Loses Power on Inland Trim.
ReportS Monday night indicatc the
storm, which affected the entire Texas
coast TO moro or less degree. CEN
tered AZ or near Corpus Christi. in
siNty 10 scvcnty-tiNc miles. |; was
evident II lost much of its power rs i:
penetrated inland.
Port Lavaca. about eighty miles
northeast OF Corpus Christi and Vic
i 1oriI, siish,lS farthGr away to TIE
while some damage to crops and small
buildings. was reported from Victoria
South OF Corpus Christi, the range
OF the storm has not been determined.
but Point Isabel twenty-five miles
from RrownsNillc. felt the force OF the
heavy gale, and although surrounded
by Hood waters. came through without
serious damage
IT was evident, even from available
hcaeFc u!SphtchcS. that Inc situation
at Corpus Christi WAS serious, and an
appeal for food and bedding and other
supplies was sent out by the relief
committee of that city.
II WAS believed many refugees were
in the corpus Christi Bay in boats. on
Iafls or oth.r craft as message
from Sinton. Texas. reported that sew
cral persons had been sighted aboard
= raft near White Point. which is APP
mroNimateiy seven miles from the city:
The Smtcu dispatch said the bodies Of
three persons had been washed ashore
near White Point.
Reports Monday afternoon were that
the water had reached a depth Of from
s!N 4" twelve feet in Corpus Christi
extending up To the second stories Of
was believed the greatest loss was
in tho north beach residential section,
a pennSul3 juttinE out INTO the bay.
Heavy rains sunday and Monday were
and southern Texas. including Hous-
ton. san Antonio and Taylor.
Heavy Rains in West TcNu-.
san Angelo reported two aud a half
inches OF rain there and said the rain
was general over that section of Vest
ern Texas, from Alpine TO beyond
;SwcctWatcr. on tho Kansas city Mex
leo and orient Railroad, and from col
orado city south past Brady aud
Brentwood It was feared the excess
sive rain would cause some damage
Governor Hobby has dispatched three
Texas Rangers 10 corpus christi with
instructions to get intO IN" town and
send pack r"por, on conditions there
The adjutant- generals d.partm"nt
10 Corpus CkristI i the report % these
rangers is that one is needed.
The Governor also has begun organ
ization OF - state relief commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
CATARRH DOES HARM
whether 1t !. of the Nose. Throat, or
Other Organs, Oct rid of n.

Catarrh Of the nose or throat when
II becomes chronic wcakcnS the deli.
cate lung tissues. ncranscs the digcs-
tive organs. and may lead to copsump-
ton. II imDairs tho taste. smell and
constitutional disease and requires \
constitutional remedy.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla. which l.,
purifying the blood removes tho cause
OF the discusc and gives permanent re-
lief This Alternative and tonic mcdi-
cinc has proved entirely satisfactory 70
thousands OF families in three genera
lions
IL there il biliouSnrSS or coustipa
lion. take Hoods I'ils-thcy arr q
thorough cathartic Il gentle laxative
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
John W. Carroll.

ispecl4 % The Times Dlspatch.I
'EI ERSBtH VA, sept lj.-John
W Carroll! aged scvcntv.threc vc,rs
q Confederate veteran and esteemed
citizen ri Ettricks. passed away sunday
afternoon q, his home in that village.
,oIo"!7s protfactcd period OF falling
health. lie had hrcn a resident Of Et7
tricks for forty years. He is survived
by mis- rltc and one sister. Mr.. WI
liam Talbot OF Petersburg The fn-
neral VIII nc tomorrow afternoon. with
burial in Elandto-d Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

POETl.AND. OREti. Sept. la'-presi.
den' wilson tonight signed the Scnai,
Wednesday. September II. !, legal hoii.
DAY in the District Of Columbia iii.
OCCASION Is Pcrshng Day there. when
INC complaining general will head tho
pa.ahc OF tho First Division up Penn
savanna Avenue 10 pass il, review in
'front.' OF the White House go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

Ms Ia-s-r, w1-tsa. WIDOW o.:
tine l=rs ~ a. W9cc-- az Chester
rs.- G17-c-T -.at ss-iy This morning at
Nr11-- l6i >.-t1 Pine street, Mrs.
"c5s--s -s,- 1=-l IL b.. health Tor the
pas sy -oE sac j. survived by
SIX cEL-s
Fuos- a-:a.==ns-:s nave no, set
bs.- a--4-.HE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

relative to tho right to Withdraw from
the league. he declared President
the Foreign Relations COMMITTEES al
the recent White House conference
was published throughout the world
come from any SOURCE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

Especial to The Zines D.spa,rb1
BLACKSTONE, VA sept - Na..
Farisnd Neblett died this morning a,
1880 o'clock lie VIII be pur;od N
Lunenbure tomorrow afternoon At the
old Neblett cemetery at ; O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

LYSCHBuRG VA. sept. 15-N,.
Lizzie Gregory Jones ~ years % .,er
widow OF Jesse Lewis Jones. died SIM
day evening A. her home horc OF
aen!lity. She was a native OF Lyu,,,S
burg and daughter Of the late iamcq
u. Gregory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
Habi,unl Constipation Cured

"LAS-FOS WITH PEPSIN" is a soc-
cialiy-prcpared syrup Tonlc.Laxai!v.
promptly and should DC taken rcrui,,iS
for IA TO Fl days 10 Induce rcguia,
ASTON II Stimulates and Rcguiatns
very PleanaDt TO Take 60c per bottle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

pANvILi.E VA sept I5-Rcv.
ilcnrN Wad" DuRo-c. -. -. pastor Of
tho First Pres HYtcrian Church was in
stalled yesterday morning at special
services conducted b. Rev. DR.. Me
Ices. % Chatham
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
DEATH OF WOMAN
FOLLOWS TROUBLE
WITH HER HUSBAND

Wo0.nuo1 F'Tom F'Tr9t 'arcl
M inqucst WAS hold this being post
poncd until Fr.dsE moaning al 10
o'clock u tre C.,y Ha.. where wiz
ne-scs Wal, ne atari
The Ia I1N-l-E l!-g--"r wil, near a.
evidence. hamilton waite 7 7 on
nelly. : J Not'i---s = 80 i.am1, w.
81 fi1uyr5, sr- ~ Il t;uv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
inc strong Withstand the Hcot 'o1
summer Briter Thnn The MsaL

Old people who arc fee bic and voI,nr.
'r people who are wcaL u;iIi
strengthened and enabled TO go throupb
INC depressing heat of summer by tax
me Nk0N r. TASTELESS chill Tonic
II purihes and enrichce the bIooo sanJ
puiids up the whole system. You can
soon tcel lie Strengthening, Invigorat-
ing Effect. 60c-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

rARIS. Sept l5--Genc-al Louis
Franch"t 'EspcrcY. commando. Of the
ALLEN forces Ia the Near East. con-
ierrcd ;odt" With Field Marshal Al
."nhy concerning. IL * said military
occupation % the Mediterranca lit.
lOrhl oi ASH Minor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, sept 10
10 .wcnU seven and seventeen enemy
alien prisoners AZ inc war prison bar
racks a, Fort Douglas near nero. cs-
constructed underneath the wir. in.
'c&ur" oi the prison. An early Cn.CS
~ those missing Indicate that mono
~ tho important prisoners escaped
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

SrARkN.iII.E Miss sept. l5-S J..
Wallace. candidate for State Senator
an! former county superintendent OF
.fIratioH, who, authorities say. was
snrt snd MORTAL? wounded by Mrs
=. l. smith saturday afternoon. died
i2'c SunGa%, after au operation VAS
performed IN An "ffor, to save his life.
Mrs Smith well known in this v.cin-
:ty, IS held pending a formal charge
~ murder.
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LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEW YORK. sept. 1.-THE board Of
foreign missions OF the Presbyterian
church. through DR.. Robert L. Specr
is secretary. rcpud lated today report
made recently by Rev. Samuel 6; In
iran. in which he declared "!ntcrvcn-
zion n Mexico is coming just as East
A. certain interests can possibly force
at' asserting that inspired Propaganda
AS being used 20 bring ABOUT ;his
-esult.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

schooner owned BY Captain Wright.
son. OF Mobile. and was on her way 10
n nsi,Y gram h,n , MIN on lumber mna TN.
here from Grand Cayman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

ATLANTA GA, Sept; ij-Atlanta.
.tshe"il!e and aet-hborinS resorts will
BE- linked by an automobile highway.
which will De completed in la2l W
7 Neel, State Highway engineer. an
bounced here today. The highway wii!
penetrate the heart o: The Blue Ridge
Mountains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE supreme coun-
Gil decided today 20 let I,a!y deal with
tho situation created a. Fiume by
II AnnunzAios occupation o. the city.
dccmta: Il purely an internal matter.