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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
TEAM WILL PLAY FACULTY
Quin, representing Virginia Episcopal
school TO Hattie Teachers
in First Game.
Lsneclal te The Times. bis pa,chl

lSDecial to The TIN, es- lnS patcE'j
LYNCHBUKC;. VA. Dec. lH..-Ar-
agreements have been completed for
The staging OF basketball game be-
tween Virginia Episcopal school qu'Nt
and mem hers OF tile faculty OF tina
institution. With ono Of the best
gymnasium i'll the state. the Ep!sco-
paliaus are looking forward 20 a sue
ccSsiul season. and have arranged sew
eral big games. Thirty-siN candidates
have report ed for action, and hard
WORK Will begin at once.
The schedule arranged is IS follows:
January iu-Eandolph Macon -Ac2d-
envy. here.
january l4-LynchhurS High school.
January 17-woodberry Forest, a,
Y. r. :.
January - = Chatham Training
school. NJ Chatham.
January *l-Woodbe-ry Forest. at
Orange.
February i-Lynchburs High school.
al Lynchburs.
February !--DonViiie High School,
II DanNille
February. II Chatham Training
school. at Y. l.. :
February 24-Roanoke High School.
q; Roanoke ,pending).
February 2S-Ep!scopal Hish school.
n \ l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
HAVANA RESULTS

First race--ilvc ana one half fturloncs :
10 :. won: Count I1o-is. lit (Murrayl. :
10 l. ~ y . to ., second: Theodore Fay.
ia (CcnwaT). to j. 10 !. TO .; third
Gisa,ncr. Naomi wai,cn and FLYNN Dart
Second receive and onc-half furlonrs-
Colonel Harrison. 10! tGarncrl. to ].
to :. to won: Helen Etl<in. ia tcol-
hns). 70 =. even aud TO = second. fras-
cuclo, II. tMcintyrcl. u to I, 2Ato I. oNvn.
third. Time. Los. Ollie Martin. James Il,
Third rAc"-siX furlonGs-Iiuster CLARK,
won Trern!antIe. lis tfiniey5. 5 TO j. :
to l.. even. second: Euigcr. lis CCrumpl.
Rcdiita y, Ambassador Ill. Little BuSs, Ehc,
Magic Mirror ran.
Fourth raco--six furlongs-NIoncy. 100
tkcdcTisl. "a =. to T. out. won; l.aclsa :
w;nT... loo fEengicrl. to |, = to .. even.
second: Ruby.tN9 (JarrelD. 10 -. to 10.
our. third. Time. I:Ii :-5. Orleans Girl.
Zcic ani Currency ran.
Fifth race--milc and nifty yards-JOhn W.
Klein. lol G.nuist. to |, To ;. TO :.
Won; zodiac.,9s tBrown). { to >. 6 10 3. 8 20
>. second; Gordon RUSSELL. IL ,Qrmes, 8
70 sto ?. TO .. third. Time. l:i%, War
thrush
SIKH racs--nlilc and nt;y yards-Drync.
SILVER Sandals. II: 'lMcIntyrel, 3 70 .. j
!" ;. out. second; SunninGiaic. i0l (CcilttisI,
70 to- 70 to ]. thi.d; Time, 1915 2-5.
Terrible Miss. Jack iicaly, Timothy 4
Hogan AMI o. Nall-y ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

r,;st racc-zsIs turlonEscirasic; .i.i: Eddi.
Mcbride. l"i: Dolly. lai Dahl "a. los:
Jmanito: III: 10; Ornety, lot. Lady Long
ieii"w. 900: Ringing. II 10: Senator James.
l"t: a. Pierce. lHt: bon lose. lU3. iIirst:c.
Cub. ~; P.lsem. 10. Durwari Eonc-is. IL
EhSih !c-Man!curist. IS. Spokane Queen
zoe: Safranor. 1865 Mcddlnr Miss. los
second face--siS fur!onEs--Cclto. ihi: Poilu
iei: Converse. le'; Trust. no. Fortnight. ilv;
Thtr'h ra..;s-1,iiys and one has furlonss-
Diamond Girl. ipi ScdEcgrass. lpt: Swcc,
Liberty. ipn; Lady IN MACK. lp3: Swirl 100;
N.Inhh, lG': Rory p'MOor. il0: Sugar Mint
liz.
Fourth race-nile and Observation-Disclosures
~; BhhN Sister !o"; Cabaiio, III; riuviada
iG - W. H. EEinckncr los; T,a!er los; p, c
li5: Key =! Pieasan;on III: Dancer. lll
ruin raCc-~nilc and sINtccnsh-Ilo Kong
God. los: Precious iii: Ireeze. IL,
sixth racc-milc ana sixtcenth--I;corE,
Mnehlhaeh. y: Msy1r GAVIN. .: Alma 3
ly4' Coma cho. ll3. John licric. ln3: Malice.
,"5: Gadiliac los; B32Xcr, los: Li,tlc s,r:ps
issr ~; King N%niune. liz; rhisilcbeau
100: Little Cottage. ia: Jny. 10: KSnrv:r.i
l.. llrpwn!s MciJuN,fl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
CRIMSON NAMES OFFICIALS
EASTERN GRIDIRON EXPERTS
GUARD HARVARD INTERESTS
Men Familiar With Football in Both
Sections TO Oniciatc IN Clash
With Oregon.
lBy Associatcl Prcrs.J

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Dec. 19.-IIar-
ward University today suggested TO the
football committee OF the tournament
Of Roses at Pasadena, Cal, under
whose 1uspiccs't the intcrsectional game
between tho University uf Oregon and
Harvard clevens. Will be played on
New Years Day. the names OF two mon
as officials for the contest. The men
are ~ G Van Surdam. formerly OF
Wesleyan. and n. w McrriInan. an Of
ticial in Pennsylvania games for twelve
years. Neither, ii WAS said, has ever
SERVED III any Harvard game: Both
are planning TO PC III Pasadena ON
January j.
miliar with the style al play on East
ern and Middle Western sridirons;
Erred w Moore. graduate manager Of
athletics nj Harvard explained that Il
was for this reason they were suggest
cd. Possibilities of con!iiC; IN the in
terpretation Of rules because OF dif-
ferences that have crcpt into the PLAY
n the East or West, would lie OH
Waited it was thought. 10y using two
officials from zach section. The Har-
ward squad Vested today preparatory
20 departure for the Wosl tomorrow
aftcrn DON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-s!x furloncs-HeG I02: Dion.
,os: Laura l.. i23: Rrc'r Fox l92; Chansonettc
10 EaIneau i"': Clip: 10; Glider. 10: Pom.
second rack fnrionEs-Plantsrede. ~;
Doum.llr irs: Tranby, lo5: iialf aiid Iialf. III:
Third raco-six fur'onrs-Rfl!e OF Eliza
teihi"wn. %; Price Direct. -: Pierrot ia:
Sweet .>Sssiur. ir: Fi-tt pul,ct. Ios: a., tic p
I'm !'A' bHhic!d' 10; Eora, lis p:nlitr!.
Fourth rare-nv ,ur.onss-Aiinerai as. na-
iilf%ciorr. lane: il&: Maior BRADLEY it5
Ilt{oF tI-.sc. ~: snow nm 100: cuba lesi
.Fifth rare-ty, ana -ha.t turioDrr-
i;l+rE FRINGE. =: Different Fycs inc: Wa!nu,
~ .p}; Huhbnb. no.; smart Money. III
trgu:vel. IL: Sk!ios EoD us
SIKH rfi.e-i.ucky Pearl 81. Il,,t.
Coi~. ~; Grace, -: Yenghce. 10: c;r.sr
iE' 4''. Frank Eur6, ~: Solid Rock 20.
S"F"ntn race-m.ir ana Gftv yarIs-K.I
trun2, 90 Riycrs'Gr. !n5: Magnet Land iGs
,ha1S '--'' }" "ed Al-eyDri.hi 100. SaAc nta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
THREE SKIES TOP LEAGUE
FEDERAL RESERVE TEAM GETS
IN WON COLUMN BY VICTORY
National. state and city No Match for
government Organization in Az
fair Mt Y. w. &. =.
thinking Mou,cn'S League.
Standing of Clubs.

With the first series OF games com
pletcd In the Womens Banking Bas-
kethall League. n triple tic exists for
first place. - Federal Reserve Joined
American and First when it defeated
tho National state and City at tho Y.
W. c.. y. last night. by the score of
i6 to :. The State and City Team was
no match for the victorS, who shot
goals from court almost at Will. The
passing of the Federal Reserve COM
tlctciy bcw!ldercd tho losers during
the entire game
Las; aighrs affair was the final he
fore the Christmas holidays. and with
ali the teams in the best OF condition
anil having had the experience of com
petition i'll the first three games, the
resumption of hostilities after the new
year. should add additional interest TO
tho league.
Miss Beale.. forward for tho Federal
ems teams making 1t necessary to re-
Guint or five. was the star OF the en-
caEement. She garnered total or
thirty-siX OF the forty-siN points
scored by, her team, and her accuracy
In goal shooting being 'uncanny.' The
line-upS:
Federal Reservc-Eealc. forward;
Dorset, forward; Jones. jumping con-
ter: Mann. side center; Henshaw.
guard; Fccney, guard.
State and City-Adkins. forward;
Nunnally. forward; Leidy, side center:
Devote. jumping center; Stith. right
guard; Tener. guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
MEDICAL COLLEGE WINNER
RICHMOND FIVE HAS EASY
TIME BEATING INDIANS
Driver Sends I'm Two Elves. but Each
Fails Ia Stop Visitors Rush.
Large Crowd Present.
Tspccial 10 rhe Times Dispatch. /

Especial TO The 'ltmCS-niSpatCn.l
MILI1AMSBtRG. IA. Dec. l@.-iSc-
fore a crowd which taxed the capacity
of Cary gymnasium, the William and
Mary basket ball Quint wen; down to
defeat nj the hands of the McdiCa.
College OF Virginia five. by the score
OF - 10 IS. The Indians used two
teams in an effort 10 stop ihc rush OF
the visitors. bat neither proved OF
avail.
The Richmondors got of to 3 good
start and ~ the end OF the firs, half
the score stood !, 10 3 IN favor or
them. When the second half epencd
the Indians We're represented by an
entire new team, While several suSsti-
tutes were sent in by the visitors The
new team made hotter showing than
the first William and Mary Ave and
scored ten points. bringing the total
for the home team 20 thirteen. The
Nedicos secured eighteen points III
the second half.
Henley. fortress. Cook and Young
were the stars for the Indians. while
Marray. p,ckcrscE and Neal did the
best WORK Tor the visitors. The line
William and Henley and Cook,
risIli forward: Wallace and hudson.
'cf; forward; Pierce and Close. center;
Johnson AMI Gosice. right guard: Fen
,reSs and Young. lef; guard.
Medical Cotiege--MurTay. right Tor
ward: Tiorraaay and Martin. left for
ward: Neal and Montrose, center: Han
ly. right guard; Dickerson and Tyler
left guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Sports HARVARD NAMES OFFICIAL FOR CAME SPORTS
Charter Committee Has
Completed Document

Earle Dunrord ind sherlock Dron-
son. nemhcrS at tho rhnrter comn,it-
tee of the Richn,ond sports Corpora
tion, have drafted the charter for
that orEHntsatiOn. Rnd the paper
now will hc shown to- Frank Rowe.
third men,ber OF the committee. for
his approval. when the document
has been passed upon by Rowe Il
will I've ready fur the approval of the
corporation and will he laid before
TINT body at tho ucNt meeting. which
will hc held in .lnnunrS. In the
n,cautimc> tho organization will not
remain idle. aud expects to Eo ahend
with Its plans for promoting all
branches 'of athletics in this city.
The entertainment committee also
will begin laying plnuS for tho Sucinl
proposed ut the Inst meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
POLICE ARE SWAMPED
NirSininns Win Three Game. From
Diuccoat> in Match at
Pnlacc Alleys.

The yirE!nians swampcd the police
team of the Palace Duck Pin League.
last night on IN. Palace Alleys taking
three games by a large margin The
winners have Won eight aud lost one
out OF nine games played Fiddler
WAS high man for The Vir.inians ana
Martin for the police This wac INC
last match unit! after The holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Come Hero for n.w M,,.r,,,

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.--N nnancial
ana commercial commission from the
Lhthuanian government. arrived here
TO-DAY. announced that ii hoped TO ne
gotiaic 2 loan Of possibly 100000 600
in the United states with which 70
purchase supplies o; clothing. machin-
cry ana raw materials. rhe Inembers
United States had JUST sold TO Lith-
uania from the army supplies in France
one hundred locomotives ior Tie Lith-
nahian railways. and uniforms and
shoes for 10000 Of it's troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
STECHER BEATS PARINOFF
Nebraska Farmer Takes BiE Russian
Into Camp In Straight
Falls.
fRv Assnciatcl rrc..l

MONTGOMERY, Mn, Dec. 19--Joc
S;ccher. the Nebraska farmer. defeat cd
Ivan parinofc Russian protcgc of Jack
Curlcy OF New York. in two straight
falls here tonight.
Stecher secured The first fall in for
ty-hNc minutes and thirty seconds on
his fifth attempt at using the body sciS-
sorS hold. The second fail came at the
end OF eighteen minutes and forty-iive
seconds, and was accomplished by a
head loch.
ParinoM used the toe hold as his main
defense. Stecher forcing the bouts in
both instances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
ACT ON RACE NEXT YEAR
New York Yacht Club Will Take Action
ON Proposed lnrht Rncc-I.
\. Morgan, Commodore.
Ivy Awncin,nd l,-nss I

NEW YORK. Dec i9.-pcinitc an
nouncemcni OF the acceptance or re-
lection Of Sir Thomas Lipton's chal-
len"c for the American cup. the racing
classic Of the yachting world, viii be
made 1T a meeting OF the New York
Yacht Club on January Is The COM
mittee in charge Of the challenge an
nounccd at the annual meeting last
night tina; negotiations with the RovA
Ulster zach; Club for the proposcu
race were progressing sa;iSfactoriiy
y. +. Morgan was elected commodore
OF the club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
WILL. INCREASE CAPACITY or
FIELD To ACCOMMODATES CROWD

ny N-SOCNEFI! I''Ss-I
PASADENA. CAL DEC 1a.-Thc
tournament or Roses committee an
nouaccd today that The seating capac--
ity OF the field. where ;he Harvard ana
meet on New Years Day, has hcen in
creased from 15."u0 20 about :3."vo.
With -eCcjDt O. word that oregon hao
started south ana that Harvard Was
p-e pa ring Il depart ior the West the
traiainG quarters We're heing :urn tshcl
md the grounds We're being PAT into
--rknr, ~ III -rrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
ni,ons WIN Train nj unIcirb

falo baseball team OF the in.crnationaI
League will train in Raleigh next
sprins, arrangements having been made
today by Manager George W!itse for
the use of the local bah field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

Nirgini;,uS
CoInpletc An-Ase stake Tos,~

MpNTGoAERT. ALA, Dec Io-i'n,p
9-etion Of the HN-nca siaEa nr -.
.2Ithern tield trials club Is Sc; Tor Sat
i-aay WIN i've braces Of dogs in Inc
.Gin@! placements 70 be sent down
Iwl"t pairs we're run al Ie;oha,ch;e
"aaT. t"+1ty-four covins az birds be
iofat%d Moneys Pinto Dess and
20 ~ sohn Davis being ordered back
ne fe"cnd series. which viii ~.
E-ag%l -atgrEay CobT's HaI ara
s"n ESQ Enad@ excellent shoa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

night the entire William and Mary
basketball quint will 20 to Hampton
for a game with the five representing
The american Legion in that city Fol
lowing the affair they will he the
guests Of the Legion at a dance, and
VIII leave sunday for their homes to
spSDd the holi6.ys
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
nm Climbers squad Cut.

IHNCHBURG. VA, Dec ta.-The
SQUAD Of basketballers AZ the Lynch
burg High School has been cut to
twenty, and nard work is now being
INDUCED in. The schedule does not
open until after IN. Christmas HOLIDAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20
Ont "Itcd" Herring.

Leonard Knocks Ont "Rcd" Herring.
MEMPHIS: TENN. Dec. lo-Renni il
Leonard, 81 New York. IiEhtweicht
Red" Herring. Of raducah. Ky. here
tonight IN the sixth round Of a sched.
uled ciSht-round mo decision" hour,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

pRiNCE ALBERT makes the most delightful
home-rolled cigarette any man ever put be-
tween his lips! Talk about refreshing coolness
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Aho another thing, too. It's cinch to roll
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-20

oNE 1919 FORD LIKE BRAND.NEw;
RuN ABOUT 40 NILES: WHITE. WIRE:
WHEELS WI, PATENTED SIDE CURTAINS.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
HERMAN GOES 10 PHTLTPPTvrs.

haELNAN IUH8 10 PHILTPPINEg
Assignment Of Maj. Gen. Francis J.
Herman to command the PhHfppfne
department was announced yester-
day. He is now en- route 70 Manila
and viii relieve Brig. Gen. Francis
II. French, who viii assume command
OF Fort Mckinley. one Of the princf-
pal defense points Of the islands.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
TOO MUCH JAzZLNG
UNDER m. E. CHURCH
So Baltimore Pastor Quits
Conference and Joins Non
Shimmying Baptists.

BALTIMORE, Sept 3O.-The toler-
ance by Methodist ministers Of JAZZ
zlng, card playing, and theater going
is among the reasons given by the
Rev. Melvin C. Morris, a member OF
the Baltimore conference OF the Meth
Odist Episcopal Church, for joining the
Baptist Church. AS pastor OF the
MOntford Avenue n. Z. Church he
preached a farewell sermon and later
attended the Baptist ministers meet
ing at the Young Mems Christian AS
sOciation.
with preachers standing By. au-
proving and encourag sing. while mem
bers OF their congregation Jazz on tne
pavement and IN the vestiblIle OF the
church, felt Il was time FOR me 70
get out" he said.
''The mayor Of New York at a. recent
entertainment where a professional
started TO oUt-shimmy the shimmiers
on the Great White Way, ordered IL
cut out The Mayor of York, Pa, re-
Gently announced that II anybody
started jazzing or shtmmying IN that
city he would be sent to the lookup
I'VE need more mayors like those
two men in our big cities and more
preachers like them in the pulpit"
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
GERMAN I'M huff
OVERALLED NOTE
General Mounts High Horse
Because Of Letter Demand
ing Baltic Evacuation.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 30.-Ths
commander Of the German forces on
the Baltics Gen. Won der Goltz. ac-
cording 70 q copyrighted dispatch
from Berlin TO the Philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger. has sent the following to
the 'chief Of the allied military COM
mission, Riga
Regarding your letter Of Septem-
Der 16. I decline % discuss your ideas
in the first two clauses Of your let
ter. In the last clause you venture
to request me 90 indicate 20 you cer-
tain Of my fellow countrymen as
guilty 7 see in this presumption a
grave insult TO my person and 20
German national feeling. I should
like TO advise you. therefore, in the
future not 20 make such base de-
mands either TO me OF 20 my subordi-
mates. I should be compelled to for
bid every communication with you
and 20 turn out every Englishman
from the territory .still 0ccuDied by
the German troops.
II shall place your letter before my
government and I am convinced ft
win give q fitting reply TO your gov
ernment. through the proper repre-
sentatives Of the German empires
minister for foreign AFFAIRS. 60 this
abusive demand which an allied com
missiOn thinks Do can make TO q Ger
man general abroad
Commenting on this cofresp spondence
the conservative press expresses the
hope that the foreign office viii adopt
a similar attitude to that Of Won der
GoltZ
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
HOUSE COMPLETES
HC.L.W WORKTODAY
Cold Storage Bill to Finish
Program of President.
Senate DilatOry.

With the passage Of the bin limit
ing cold storage and requiring the
marking OF all stored food which is
expected today. the House viii have
approved all of the plans suggested
by President Wilson in his message
to Congress as being necessary for
giving immediate reIieI from higu
prices.
The other legislation which the
President asked and which has been
approved by the House amends the
Federal food control act so that
profiteers IN clothing and the small
retail EOugers may be prosecuted,
and provides a fund of more than 81
100000 for the Department OF Justice
and the Federal Trade Commission.
The President delivered his mes
sage nearly two months ago, but
Congress has not yet given final ap-
proval 10 any one OF these measUl Cs.
House leaders claim they have passed
the legislation promptly, but that the
final passage has been delayed by
conferences with the Senate.
AS yet the Senate has not started
consideration Of the deficiency ap-
propriation bill, which carries the
funds to prosecute profiteers.
Believing that the high cost OF liv-
ing question may be brought to a
crisis again, the inactivity OF Con-
gress is causing House leaders con-
siderable worry.
A request has gone to Senate lead
ers, il was learned today. to give the
high cost OF living legislation a place
in between the long treaty debates,
and not leave il until after the treaty
is disposed of.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
She RENOUNCES HER
GERMAN HUSBAND

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. S0.-The
Baroness Boecklin Won BoeckIinsau,
formerly Miss Gertrude Berwind, has
given up her German husband, and,
with her son. Rupert. is at the Straw
bridge estate, Meadow Lodge, outside
Bryn Mawr. the home OF the Baron
ess' sister, Mrs. Robert f. Straw
bridge.
Neither the baroness nod her sister
would discuss the return 90 this coun-
try Of the former Philadelphia woman
and her son.
Baroness Won Boecklinsau is the
first Eirl who married a German no
bIeman to decide to renounce her title
and reclaim her American fortune.
seized when the United States de-
clared war with Germany. When she
succeeds in legally eliminating her
husbands title and name by a divorce
she automatically will be an Ameri-
can citizen.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
SEEK new PACT IF
U.S.. SPURNS LEAGUE
French Will Demand Material
Guarantees Unless Amer
lea o. KS Treaty.

New York, Sept. G0-That the fail
ure Of the United States 10 accept
the peace treaty would Oblige
France to frame a new treaty con-
tanning guarantees Of material
rather than a moral character is the
theme being developed eagerly by
the miIitaristic clements in the
French Chamber. according TO a
copyrighted Paris dispatch 20 the
New York World. Maurice Barres
writes in the rCactiOnaTy Echo de
Paris:
The peace which we are going TO
sign does not free as from any Cigt-
lance. Germany must Doe watched
and we must keep our alliances and
maintain our forces.
What would happen or what
should VIC do if the American Sen
ate does not vote for the treaty, or
votes IL with such restrictions that
the whole structure will be full Of
cracks? Nothing precise can be said
as long as we do not know Americas s
decision. II will be favorable,
think.
But if they bring down the whole
structure put together by the con
ference, then France, with elasticity.
would regain all her liberty and. ac-
CordinE 10 the turn Of events with
more experience. She would first
guarantee her security with her al
lies OF yesterday which, in any case,
she wishes 20 keep TO her"
Don't let careless expenditure make
sieve OF your purse. Buy wisely,
and Increase your money holdings by
Investing in W. s. =.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
Bntain's Peers Offer
To Run Trains During
Rail Strike in England

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 3d.
James Stocl1ley, X. c., OF Broad
stairs. who is a daily commuter
to London. has offered himself to
the government as a fireman. He
advocates public meetings all
over England TO enroll volunteers
for amateur railway service.
Many peers who have been with
the army have come forward in
the crisis Offering to take out
trains, according TO a copyright
dispatch from London to the
Public Ledger.
The government is playing a
waiting game at present. hoping
for split among the labor
leaders.
The latest story is that r. G.
Cramp. president or the National
Union OF Railwaymen, and Rob
ert Smillie, president OF the
Miners Federation OF Great
Britain, are seeking TO destroy
j. n. Thomas. general Secretary
of the National Union OF Rail
waymen. who opposed direct ac-
tion at the Glasgow congress.
Thomas recently visited America.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
ITALY WHEAT CROP FALLS.
FAR BELOW USUAL AVERAGE

ItaIy's wheat crop this year IS much
below the average, according to re
ports received here today which
state that the crop VIII be only about
4.5OOOOO tons, due to the fact that
the cultivated area was smaller this
year by 100000 hectares. with nor
NAL cultivation, the crop would have
exceeded the average. IL Is said. In
fact excellent reports have been re-
ceived from a number OF the planted
wheat districts.
The outlook for the Indian corn
and rice crop IS excellent, it is said.
The Washington times., 1919-09-30
BANDITS BIND AND GAG
FARMER BOY; TAKE $40

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Sept 80
Ardell, the eighteen-year-old son OF
r. G.. Markham, Augusta, was gag
ged. bound to a tree and robbed, SIX
miles from Augusta. by three young
men who had engaged him t. drive
them 10 Fail Creek in his fathers
ear. They took $40 from his pocket
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