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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
DR.. ARENAS Is DECLARED
TO BE SUICIDE, OFFICIALLY
autopsy shows New York Dentist
hilted Self After shooting Young
Girl and Friend.

NEW YORK, August DIR. lose
~ Arenas. the 26-ycar-oid dentist,
VINO Killed himself by firing two bull
lets into his body and blowing out
ms brains after shooting Miss Ruth
Jackson and lgnacio Marti. was ofii-
c.tHy, dee Jared 10 have committed
aHit!G. today when Deputy Coroner
schwartz completed an autyjsy on
the body.
The question 10 be decided was
whether on" nr the bullet wounds in
NE lott brcaS. had pierced the heart
]; this mad been founG 10 be the case.
ne DEPUTY coroner said. i, would
have been Impossible for Arenas 10
nave Killed h.mScI: This condition
was no, found. II. said
M1ru, who is only p and Miss
jackson II. who says she Is mo-
ton u!ctur" actress. are skill held
without ha!!. however. and "a charge
OF hon!c.I. Is continued against the
woman Their release after further
examination was predicted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
EXPERT AUDITOR WORKS
SUNDAY ON P0Nz| BOOKS
Postal Exchange Wizard Opcns
Accounts In More Than Thirty
Branch Offices.

BOSTON. AuEus, In his ANXIETY
TO reach verdict" 1T the carries,
STi au mSent h maw" r. rs.S
tn.;cd -.ate. nIs yict A;:Jrn.s Gal
laShcr In examining tho records OF
Wizard Charles rOnzl. the postal
exchange sensation, had his stan OF
men ut work throughout the day to-
day despite the fact that II was sun
day; u :,
the accounts OF the various branch
offices. OF which there are more chan
thirty In New England and New Jer,-
sey ionLi a. lending every mid.
having instructed his MANAGERS in
wide" TO Mr.. Price and turn over 20
mn s s Inc records hs n"ynS 10 ito with
Within day or two the auditor
VII have IN .:!s possession ne re-
cords of the offices a. Manchester and
Concord. y. H.. and Providence and
i'nwtucket X. l., and soon after the
books from the Connecticut and New
Jersey offices will be secured and cA-
Hampshire. whose State has now be
gun To take interest In ronzi's oper-
ations within It's borders. will come
to Boston AT once TO confer with the
investigators here and to lend them
his aid Tho New Hampshire Official
said today that /; has developed that
Ponzi's business in his state was
larger than appeared 1T first lie
estimated that about $1,000. 600 nas
been taken in ut the ronzi offices nj
Manchester. Concord and Nashua
Ponzts recently purchased mansion
at Lexington Is being carefully
guarded and STRANGERS approaching
the porch are Intercepted and com
PEELED 10 state their business. Neither
l'on2i nor his wife are In fear OF
violence. however. In fact, In view
OF the wizards" ability t. meet all
he demands upon him during ,h,.
past week Oh the part OF ,hoSo who
wanted their money back. Ponzi seems
:" ne even more popular than ever
before.
The Italian sensation today do
c!arcd he would never disclose his
secret. nj the same time declaring he
had no apprehension as To tn. out
come % the audit OF his books.
II would be unfair TO my European
associates 10 disclose my methods 50
long as l continue 10 do business
he said. They are entitled TO my
contdencc for they have had mucn
10 do with my success"
This Statement; is Of particular in
ters*i in View OF the statement sr
officials that they have been una 81 ..
TO discover any operations for pouzi
or any POM! agent In any European
countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
NEGROES IN NEW YORK TO
ELECT PRESIDENT OF AFRICA
Convention Will Also Select Leader
OF blacks Throughout World
Oyer I2,0OO.OOO I'm L. =

NEW YORK. August 1.-The Uni
rersal Negro Improvement Associa-
tion opened its first convention here
today with the announced purpose of
electinE Il world leader and Il negro
leader OF the 100000 people OF the
United States and Il provisional
president OF Africa" y constitution
and bill OF rights In tho name OF
the negro" also will be adopted. ac-
cording to Marcus Garvey. president
general Of tho association.
The convention Is scheduled TO con-
tinuc until August 81. with rcprescn-
tatives OF negroes in all parts OF the
world in attendance. The program
today included Il religious service ana
n parade through the negro section
OF Harlem. y public meeting is
tomorrow night At Madison
Square Garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
CHICAGO LABOR WARS ON
u. S. COMMERCE CHAMBER
Federation to Name Committee of
Fifteen 10 Battle on the "Closcd
shop Isauc.

CHICAGO. August 1.-The Chicago
Federation OF Labor today authorized
its president. John Fitzpatrick. to
appoint committee of n.tecn for
The announced purpose of actively
going to battle with the United
States Chamber OF Commerce on the
closed shop proposition. and 10 de-
wise means of preventing open
shops"
Mr. Fitzpatrick said he considered
the policy OF the United States Cham
Der OF Commerce one Of forcing the
open shop on American labor" and
that his organization intended TO do
everything possible to obstruct that
policy. Exact methods of battle Will
be arranged by the committee. he
said. declaring that the first action
would bring the fight out into the
open"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
DELEGATES INSTRUCTED
TO GUARD INDEPENDENCE
Polish Emissurics In Armistice Or
drrch Not to Conccdc Points
EndanSrrinE Freedom.
BY ASSOCIATED Press

WARSAW, July 3l-'rhc ennis
saries representing Poland in the
armisiice conference with the Rus
SANS at Barauovitchi have been in
Si:ucied not to conccdc any points
tnat nigh, endanEer Polands indie
pendence. according 20 an interview
with Nicer.em;cr Daszynsk!. which
was published in today's newspapers
II had been intimated in various
quarters chat the Sov!cis would in
eista upot the establishment; of So
f!et government in Poland before
gvcn granting an armistice. but the
Po!ish e'nissarics have been instruct
ed 10 make no concessions which
would pe-mi; the Sov;e;s 10 Interfere
Win the Interior affairs OF Poland
The instructions TO the Polish del
eE2ics likewise order them to hold
GU; against any clauses which might
provide for the disarmament; - 10.
Regarding the national frontier.
me delegates are instructed not 10
eoncet any conditions changing
PREMIER Lloyd Georges line OF de-
n ;!on. while in The case O..
Eas tern Gal!Cia the boundary !s 10
De decided. II is stated. according 10
the line held by the troops when me
iF:0isi!ce becomes effective
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
PROCLhIMS CANTU TRAITOR
IF HE ENlISTS CHINESE
President dc In Huertn Declares That
the Lower California Revolt Is
NNt q MIlitatN rrohIcm.

MENlCO CITY. August If Gov
emo. Cantu. OF Lower California, nae
summoned chinese to fight AGAINST
the government ne VIII be cons.d-
cred traitor, according 10 :, state
lnsnt issued ~ the office OF provi-
St1Nll President de IA Hutrta In
me meantime. however. Governor
Cantu continues TO report mo news
- The War Department.
WI y. Kan. president Of tho Chi
nesc Fratcrnai Union. has written
20 7 Is. FonS. Chinese charge daft
fares at Mexico City. urging him 10
ash ne Mexican foreign office and
for projection for the Lower Cali
iofnit chinese. who arc declared 10
DE- 'r!ynaccC b. Caniu's rcbe!lious
rreSiden, dc la Hucrta has told
newspaper men tina; ne does not con-
s'ceT the Love California situation
q mI!iLacy lr0h!.En.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
AUTHORITIES CONVINCED
LOFTS Died OF ACCIDENT
Investigation Proved That Wealthy
Diamond Merchant Met Death
Through Brain Conclusion.
Ipy UniyeraaI NeryIccl

CHICAGO. August 1.-Aftcr forty-
eight hours investigation tho au-
thoritics were convinced tonight that
Samue! Il. Lofts. wealthy diamond
merchant. was not II victim Of pre-
meditatcd, mur,i::. They believed his
death WAS due to accident. but they
were not ready to free Miss Ruth
Woods. the pretty bookkecper. who
was his companion.
The Investigation proved Lofts had
died OF conclusion of tho brain. The
Eirl said wound on his head was
caused by fall. The authorities be-
icVe he was struck over tho head
with quart whisky bottle Frax-
his body.
cnortB toward tracing money and
Jewels that disappeared when the dia-
r rhomu merchant m died. His. watch and
Woods She a +SfoXeeSd har fTom n1 Mss
hI., amount OF money belonging TO
nun. but denied knowledge Of at
srast s,;poo. Tor which the police were
according to Miss Woods story she
Az 30, zone TO tho apartment. OF tn"
Iisrnsn" IN ner r,, for dinner md to
Lofts friend. and tho man she ex,
pected 10 marry. Lofts became In
ia,u reused TO Durmlt her to
tho phone.
Shayne admitted having been called
ny the girl but admitted the man
was dead and the girl had gone when
he reached tho npartmcnts Shnynn
waS released from custody last night
Thc authorities do not believe Miss
woods knew Lofts was dead when
shc ier him, and they believe she
TOOK his Jewels and money for safe
keeping. but was robbed by Herman
WaNItr: driver of the cab in which
being held by the authorities.
At the conclusion OF the hearing
Coroner Holman indicated he would
ee;N,oheratc both Shayne and Miss
MISS josephine Iiasscll. secretary
70 Mr., LOFTS and for years his con-
ildant. objected and inListcd upon fur
,htr inNcs, 'Idtton. The coroner then
ordered Miss Woods held and post
nOncG the INQUEST indefinitely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
RAILROADS TO ASK
EQUAL INCREASE IN
INTERSTATE RATES


critics. which was placed by the COM
mission az 2ls,suO.0O0 800. or sl,l4U.-
oV0, 900 less than the carriers esti-
,ua;c. or the total income received
by the roadX, on--half OF ! per cent
mus, be set aside annually for add
tons and betterm.n;s.
THUS the actual net operating in
come going into the treasury OF the
carriers would bc {l.G4O.QOg,0 From
TINS must be deducted taxes and other
hAed expenses not Included in opcr-
at!ng expenses before the actual net
Income is determined. Admittedly
taxes and most other o. such nxed
expenses have increased since the
rre-war period, on which the stan
cara government return is based.
h"r"lvinE surrIu. Fund.
Should the commissions decision
result in producing more tnau the {
per cent retUrn or the aggregate
E@ue allowed unier the transpor;a-
! non ACT ynv-haIt Of the excess would
Z GEt' :"c terms Of that ac; be, placed
/ ~ ihe receive funds OF the roads and
me othe: ha.f turned over To the In
7 "rSta;e Commerce Commission TO cs-
,A"i'SH revolving fund to hc used
!or Mak!ng loans TO the carriers or
Tor purchasing equipment, 10 he
ceased 10 them.
The estimated net income 10 be re-
CtlNeG by the Tire" = cups Of roads !s
hNed Al per cent OF The valuation
paced on those groups by the com
/ MISSION on valuation OF $500
/ uV"nvv N" Eastern roads would re-
/ 'r!Nv 'J=e,ODo,uoV They asked for
return Of $55g.fOO 600 ana ar, rc-
I t"lNlHE standard return from IN.
[ government Of s&5i.7O0.OoO or ap-
7 pi"@!moieiy S200.00o.00O less IMAM
T tncy sought
The valuation OF the Western roads
nc 'udinH those in tn. new Mountain
ACHE territory set up by the com
MISSION !Ur tn" purposes OF the rate
decision, IS placed at $500. 600 900
( me western roads thus would re.
eeNc an estimated net operating
income OF $i66,600,0G0 or abOu, s56-
ouVVyt less Than the $537. 500 900
"..t'. 'heF sought The standard re-
N"In theE are now receiving Is 1901. :
southern roads were valued by tho
lyi-il.ss!HH at $1,000, UO0. 600. go their
49,, yil'aLtNg income would bc sigO :
v.yypVpV l'us !s $lG,n00,OOO less than
.o nan tho standard return OF
isi@sPDGtGo Thc comnissinn ~
p.sinei thht the financial condItinr
Oh ne southern carriers as "A whole
80, "'p't "Nofah!e than that OF the
j." me othef groups.
is possible that the award IN
nc H,S1H'hern roads may be rcopcncd
) ~ sulhrl"nt evidence Is prcsrn,c1 ~
"" carriers IN that territory Thar
me- are not obtaining the rcnuisi,e
ce'enue. \ rchcaring Of the claims
me southern roads will take
mas heen given OF the rs Der cen, IL
crease awarded thoseAoads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
Talking Machine Record Declared to
Be Fraud Proof" Method for Wills

Air. Ainntx has instructed Mrs.
MnntL to- take the cnse to the
highest court or the country N the
validity of the will should he
questioned.
The will ON n record is believed
ny Its maker to he the first of II.
Kind Tn tho country. Lawyer. my
possible objection to wills On
talking mnchinc records IL nh Town
statute. which snys conveyancen OF
property worth more than $500
must .bc In writing. Inntx snys
he will gO before the next session
OF the Iowa Legislature mud en-
den'or to get bill through which
VIII lcTnllze spoken Wills when
recorded HS his liz.
Mnnt. says he believes the flu
turc will ace greater uses OF Talk
Ing machines and records, md I'm
his opinion IL would he much more
hiiiicnit To "tampcr with" a spoken
VIII than written ono.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
ADVISES FARMERS TO
SCAN CANDIDATES. RECORDS
'rrnidcnt Of larmcrs' Union Advises
ihcm To Reject Those unfrIcndIy
TO Agriculture.
IBy Associated Prcss

WASHINGTON. August Farm
srs were advised to scrutinlze care
iuily the public records OF ali poIiti :
Snl candidates and to reject those un-
friendly 10 agriculture lin Il statement
ISSUED here today by Charles S. Bar
ret,, chairman OF the National Board
ot thrin ORGANIZATIONS. and president
OF The National Farmers Union,
For the first time In the history
OF agriculture great political party
concern have given Ii IL distinct ana
HnmlstakaDio place in their plat
forms. said MIR. Barrett. ut is one
thing for political party TO pledge
Itself TO the performnnce of certain
wcll-dchned tasks: 1t IL quite another
thing to show Itself to have tho
ability or capacity to translate its
promises into statutory law.
III is hoped that the farmers in
voting for presidential electors will
consider what the candidate is likely
TO be willing or able to do for agri-
culture. Permit me also TO susgeut
that tho farm question being admins
trative and Legislative 1t is mogt
necessary that II Congress be elected
that will carry out the wise agricul-
tucal suggestions of the executive"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
dEW ORGANIZATION SENDS
REPRESENTATIVE TO cox
College ProfcsHorn and EDITORS Probe
Stnhd of Nominee on League OF
Nations.
by ITnivcr,al ScryIcc

DAYTON. OHIO. August Irving
Fisher. the noted economist OF Yale
today revealed tho real purpose OF his
conference with Governor James 81
Cox. Democratic presidential nomi-
nee.
am tho representative of Il
newly formed Organization OF college
professors and newspaper editors
VINO fnror the League OF nations"
paid Mr.. Fisher. "and was delegated
10 talk with both Governor Cox and
senator Harding with the purpose OF
hnning out exactly where both can
'idatcs stand on the league. our or
Rhnization VIII support the candidate
who comes nearest TO representing
our views on International relations"
Mr.. Fisher said he would 90 10
Marion from here and would prob
ably have conference with Senator
Harding. He declined TO make any
statement as to whether he found
Governor Cox's attitude toward the
League IN accordance with his own,
but said they had gone into the mat
ter fully.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
WARSHlPS ALLOCATED TO
u. S. NEAR NEW YORK BAY
Five of First German Contingent E,-
pcctcd To Drop Anchor in linrbor
To-day.
Dy Univcrnal Snrvicc.l

NEW YORK, August THE FIRST
of the German warships allocS:ed to
due 20 drop :.ncnor in New York har-
toi tomorrow Four OF the lighting
vessels ga" service In the task OF
the Jutland battle against the Brit-
ish. and are In such battered shape
that they will reach here under COW
ms they have come all the way acros:
the Atlantic. only the NTH ship. tho
Ostfriesland, Will be able TO churn
her way 10 the anchorage set aside
for The vessels.
Captain Julius T.. Heilwcg. u. 6
remain here for several weeks ard
Will be open for public Inspect IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
NEW YORK STATE STARTS
DRIVE AGAINST CANCER
supply OF Hadiun valued AT sIaO.OUu
Has Bccn Purchased for That
PurnuSc.
-. Il Universal Ssrvice.l

c.I
NEW YORK. August l.-AccordinE
10 an announcemcnt today, the State
OF New fork Will begin its fight on
cancer October Is, using the $l2O-
600 supply OF radium recently pur-
chased oy the state for that pur-
pose.
The necessity for such n tight was
shown by figures given out BY Dr. H.
H.. Gaylord, director OF the State In
stitutc FOR The Study of Malignan,
Diseases. who said that NJ present
10000 persons die OF cancer every
year. and about 5000 OF this numbe:
:a!! victims in New York State
cancer. he said. has caught up with
and passed tuberculosis as a fatal and
prevalent disease.
The r.diuT treatment will be given
Tree OF charge. hut cases regarded as
hopeless viii not be treated DIR. Gay
lo!d announced. The use OF rad!um
mas been greatly restricted because
OF the cost OF the asent--a unit suili-
Client for efficient use would have
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
COOPERATIVE SOCIETY is
AIM OF SOCIALIST PARTY
Stedman, Vicc-prrsid~mtInI N,mi,c.
Advocates Changing PreEcm;
CnpitaIisIfc system.

CHICAGO. August lin his letter
accepting the Socialist vice-prcsidcn-
tial nomination. made public here to-
day by Socialist national hcaduuar-
ters. Seymour Stcdman. OF Chicago,
summarized the aim of the party
as Inc tranStorrlation OF the pres
ent CAPITALIST system into Il collective
ana co-oDcrati"c society" we have
aIways IN the past" he added lad :
Socatel a peaceful change and this
hiSh hope is SIN cherished by us''
Eugene V. Ecbs. the !yc-time head
Of the Socialist ticket. was notified
IN prison at Atlanta. Ga, by Il sDcciJI
committee several months ago. and
IN the warden's Office made am In
formal address in reply. Notification
ceremonies were dispensed with rcla-
i've TO the vice presidential candi-
date.
y change In society. Stcdman de-
CARED; Is iInpcnding. and he said the
SOCIALIST party offered the only Drac-
ticai program 10 avert threatened
chaos. He urged immediate social
lation or railroads and mines. hour
mills and stock yards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
my Associated i'rcss.)

DIES MONIES. IOWA. August L.
What he says he believes to he a
"frnud-pr0of" will I'm. been mndc
ard filed In the Office of the clerk
OF Polk County. Town, by Theodore
Mnnt1, Dcs Moincs lawyer. MIR.
Mnhtz dictated his will into n
talking mnchinc, and had II rec
ordcd in WA.
At the end of the dictation c.
III. Miller. lawyer. and II. w.
brnndt, u court reporter, testified
into the machine they were wit
ncssrs to the "mni.inE" of the will,
and spelled their names out In
fun as the witnesses. The record
then was put ON II machine and
reproduced the voices. Being pro-
nounccd correct by MIR. Mantx, he
took IL 10 the clerks Office, lind
the box containing IL scaled in
WAY mud filed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
IN OIL TANKER
KILLS THREE, INJURIES ONE
Two Negroes md Ono White Man Die
When Gases Ignite in
Inl

NEW ORLEANS, LA. August
two negroes were instantly killed
TN" one white man and negro Sc
liously injured in an explosion in Tho
ho'u OIL the American steamship San
ANTONIO an OIL tanker. undergoing
repairs at the Jahnckc dry dock and
snip repair plant here today. j. 7.
cunningham. - years old, boiler
MAKER is In local hospital serious
y injured from burns.
The explosion took place while n
group OF iaborers were riveting some
pia'cs IN the hold OF the steamer. and
Is believed that the red-hot riveis
shl'ed some gases which had been
generated in the oil tanks. The
teamcr San Antonio belongs to the
Petroleum Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
CHARGES WIFE MURDERED
HER HUSBAND AS HE SLEPT
Police Declare Woman Confessed In
Throwing tnrbolic Arid in
Jealous t'it.
iHy univcrsal Service

NEW YORK. Angus, CHARGED
Win the murder OF Frank Soko-
!owsky. prominent labor le.Gler. who
Gied IN ms home at New Haven.
COM, on june 20. Of carUolic acid
poisoning, Mrs Alexandra SOko!ow-
Ek%, MS N!c, WAS arrested here to-
night by the New YORK police.
MS Snkolowsky broke down at
poi!tt h"d quarters. according 10 the
police, and confessed she threw the
acid on her husband AZ he slept.
she explained her action. the dctec-
ives hlcs". - inspired By jealousy
AFTER HndIhs letter written 10 him
- "N''h'F woman she wanted to
Sp"!' b.s good looks. for he vas an
exec uingly handsome man. she told
the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
WARSAW CITIZENS SCOUT
DANGER OF CAPTURE BY REDS
residents Of Polish Caui,,,
'h!'diihe Faith in Assistance
-: Entente

S,Nrrs - UNIVERSAL SyrSlc.
~ D'JN' August l.-Warsa,

rf,>-r,1 ,s'- y N4FFsHal S'rSlc.
bSN DtJN August I.-Warsaw il
showing plenty OF nerve. There is ~.
panic. Wealthy residents are Ieayl,,,
the city. hut the citizens geurrai,,.
have chudiike faith in the .ntrr,,.
and scout the idea that Bo.shcyjst
occupation IS a possibility. mar =
million volunteers have enrolled in
the city's defense
In East Prussia the situation IS ma,
clear. Polish Communists nav. -.
tabl!shcd government a; Smo!euss
according 10 reports.
kilograms from wilma indicate ma,
( he Iithuan!ans and Bolshev!s;s have
fallen out over the failure o! the roi-
shevists 10 hand over the town Of
Eialaski, as soon as IL had been eyacu
5ated
The Reds are devoung their very
energy 10 the seyering Of rail com
between Warsaw and k.as,
1Galicia. 10 prevent General Bredoy's
army OF 10000 white Russians from
leaving Warsaw and joining forces
with General WranEel.
Mutinous Soviet Army.
rs BERLIN. August I.--strong oppo-
fsitioH te obeying orders from the
= y slife ~ 4 -ft..5 r.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02

93.7I1 Nutinouh SOVIef Army.
81 IsERLlN. August l.--Strong oppo-
.sitioE ~ obeying orders from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
BOlSHENST ARMY
PUSHES WITHIN rs
MILES OF WARSAW

---------------- - = r.
wn--a Is :s-aE 4...t:e4 a.-;.e.s:-
ward .:oz tas -eE.5a q: B.oay.
northeast - Le-zhe-s
: large number 9: SHIPS : arriving
q; La.a-g daily .-gm French ana
British ;o.:s with munitions when
axe beng 1al3aded rapidly and rushed
10 ihe Polish front, according 10 word
received mere. Az sftlc.en; UNLOAD ~,
system has been organized by M
allied experts, ard in putting IN
system !a,o enee; French. British
and Polish workers are !aoor.ng side
by side without interference. :: j.
declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
ADVOCATES RESTRICTION
ON EXPECTATION OF COAL
Senator Calder SuEEcsts Plan To Re-
iieyc Acute Shortage In
New Isuglnud.

NEW YORK. August i.-Rcstric-
tons on the export OF coal and on
the consignment OF coal cars and II
temporary reduction In the water
coal rates to New England We're suE
Ecstcd today by Senator William VI.
Calder. chairman OF the special SEN
ate committee on reconstruction and
production. rs means of relieving
the acute coal shortage. especially In
New York and New England
These suggestions, arising out Of
Information obtained 1T recent com
mittec hearings, we're contained In
letters sent to the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission and the United
States Shipping Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-02
OEJEMEL. TURKISH LEADER.
COMMAND SOVIET FORCES
Have Recognized Revolutionary Com
mitteS NJ Government of
InGtn.

$50, 10y $50 axe. fT.Ss
H:ELiN. August 1.-The Russian
scN.ei government h.s invited Djrmal
l'4s ma. former Turkish leader In
syria 20 come 70 Russia ana take
over the command 0: tn Nussul:nar
GiN-s! Ions OF the soviet forces. accord.
70 s2eclal dispatch from Bucha-
IS; 10 The l.oka, Anze!Eer.
re ScN!et authorities are said 10
70 v recognized The Indian revolu-
lpaaTE co:u'nittee as The local gov
e-Htn-ni @. India. and 10 have grant
"a II . !oaa 90 100000 gold ruhies
tt;+NoiuNonarv committees in Turkey.
tt-s;A and China also ere being Civ
a. iiot-a! frdUcial support;