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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16
Ter 1lnidnlbigc bonn 4anbe.

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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-01-16

Gin MiIberungsgrunh
Ridter: Sic iinb aneefIogt, bun.
bert Stiid 6didlenaiid,er geitobIen 3u
boben! &nben Sic etfpas ju
Sbrer 8erteiSiguna porsubrineen2"
a%naefIogier: nssa, id nnr oomaIs
a~orioora peridlnupft!"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
DISPATCH WARSHIP
TO MAZATLAN MEX.
ON HURRY DEMAND
Shippers to Act
On Organizing
Steamship Line

Establishment Of steamship line
between Richmond and New York viii
be taken UP at a meeting of the ship
pers of this city TO be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Thursday night
Invitations to the meeting were sent
out yesterday by Fl. s. Goodman, trait
hc manager of the chamber. All ship
pers interested in extending the traffic
channels of the city are requested to at
tend.
j. Scott Parrish, chairman of .he
chambers traffic committee. who has
recently investigated the situation In
Plans for the organization of a COM
pany to operate the proposed line win
be discussed. and capital raised to pro-
cure the necessary vessels and dock
ing facilities.
y boat line. particularly between
Richmond and Norfolk. connecting
with New York. is admitted to be a
virtual necessity and in appreciation
expected to direct every energy toward
expected to direct every energy toward
its realization. The membership of the
traffic committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce who are directing this
man; Hugh Antrim, Fl. s. Binswanger.
". f. Broaddus, Milton Cone. F.. s.
Carlton, Grover c. Dula. walter \.
Jones, Waiter X fatndor. j. Stuart Rey~
noIds. w. S Rhoads J. z. Ryland, c.
II. Snow. W. T. Selden and John NJ.
Taylor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
King Calls Halt
On Queen Mother
Selling Jewels

London, April fixing George has
interviewed to prevent his mother
Queen Dowager Alexandria. continu-
ing to sell the gold and silver plate
at Marlborough palace bequeathed TO
her by King Edward. her husband.
When King George acted the
Queen Dowager had aIread disposed
of $4,000 worth. To make sure
that the remainder of the plate would
be retained in the royal family, the
king sent two servants from Buck
ingham Palace to take charge of the
treasure vault at Marlborough House.
thus awaiting himself OF one of the
conditions under which has mother
holds the palace,
The bulk OF Edwards plate con-
sists of his racing cups and gifts from
various foreign monarchs and eastern
potentates. The collection includes a
gold pilgrim bottle two feet in height
and exquisitely jewelled which was
presented 10 King Edward by the ex-
kaiser's father and which is valued
at $4,000.
The total value of the collection
has recently been assessed by court
experts at $4,000, 900. In his written
will, the late King Edward did not
dispose of any OF the plate, but on
his death bed he expressed wish
that Queen Alexandria should have
possession of it during her lifetime
and that on her death it should be
divided among the children of King
George.
f. 1t is therefore to protect the in
terests OF his children that King
George has set watch on the col
lection.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
HOPED TO STIR
j. S. To ACTION
Formal Recognition Of
the New Republic Ex-I
pected to Put An End to
Wrangle.
BOUNDARIES TO
BE DETERMINED
United States Offers to
Use Its Good Offices Go.
Obtain All Territory
Possible.

Washington, April a..
Formal recognition by the
United States of the Armenian
republic as an independent
government was handed today
by Secretary of State Colby 10
DR.. G: Pasdermadjian, repre-
sentative in this country Of the
Armenian government.
This action by the United
States is Americas answer to
the plans which allied govern
ments have been forming for
the disposition of Armenia. III
is direct retort to the latest
suggestion coming from allied
sources that Armenia be placed
under the mandate of Canada.
It is considered here among
officials that the proposal To.
place Armenia under Canada
was nothing more nor less than
an attempt on the part of the
allied governments to stir the
United States into action. per-
haps to accept the mandate
herself. By recognizing the in
dependence of the Armenian
government, however, the state
department has executed q
coup, which it is believed, will
force the allied governments
to accord similar recognition
and drop all suggestions of
placing Armenia under the
mandate of any other govern
ment.
Secretary Colby's notification to the
Armenian representative as follows: !
Department of state, Washington.
April %, 1920.
''Sir-Referring to communications
heretofore received from you on the
subject of the proposed recognition
OF your government by the govern
ment of the United States, am
pleased TO inform you and through
you your government that by d.
rection of the president, the govern
ment of the United States recognizes
as of this date, the defaeto govern
ment of the Armenian republic.
This action is taken, however. with \
the understanding that this recognt- 4
ton in no way predetermines the ter
ritorial frontiers, which, 1t Ii under
stood, are matters for future deifmfta-t
ton. Il
Accept sir the assurances Of ny
highest consideration.
cambridge Colby. secretary a 4
state"
In recognizing the Armenian re-
public, the United States, it il ex-
planned. does not make any settle n
ment as to the proper boundaries and J
leaves that question to be worked ont y
by conferences between the officials ~
the republic and the nations interest j u
ed in the war. The questions relatiux q
to ports for the new republic are
also left undermined. although & Il
Is understood the United States viii III
insist that port be established on
the Black sea perhaps at TrehiDond. ss
1t is understood further that tho u
United States intends to use it, guUd "
offices to obtain Armenia all the ter- d
ritory possible and facilities for trnla u
and other opportunities which will 81
permit the republic to permanently 81
establish itself ssass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
Plan ltinery of
Ship-by-Truck
Tour in Virginia

Dealers In motor vehicles are TAX
ing an active interest in the Ship
by-Truch tour to he made through
Virginia during the week of May IL
%. A meeting Of the committee of
arrangements of which j. f.. Finney
is chairman, was held yesterday at
Murphy's hotel when reports were
submitted.
l. f. Peppel, branch manager of
the Firestone Tire and Rubber COM
pany in Richmond. went out over the
proposed route during the past week
Mr.. keppel reported favorably on
road conditions. The first stop will
be Petersburg. where the train of
trucks will be welcomed by one of
the city bands. Arrangements have
been made to have a prominent
member OF the Petersburg Public
Utilities give the formal address of
welcome.
The Richmond dealers will carry
their own band with them along the
whole trip and provide entertainment
as well as instruction to the towns
which they visit
Emporia will be the next stop
There will be a band concert and
demonstration of what trucks can do.
From there the trucks will go to
Lawrencevilie where request has
been received asking that the school
there be allowed TO honor the tourist
with a select program.
South Hill Boydton and Chase City
are on the itinerary. All three cities
have welcomed The idea of Richmond
sending the train of motor trucks to
them.
From Chase City the tour will go
to keysville and in all probability
spend the night at Farmville, where
arrangements have been made to
give a joint concert with the Farm
vile band.
Cumberland Courthouse will be the
next on the route. from which city
the Richmond dealers will leave for
Powhatan. Thence they will return
to Richmond, having covered over
$50 miles and demonstrated to eleven
leading idities the latest twentieth
century methods of transportation,
viz: Ship by-Truck."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
Invite Germany to Meet With Allied
Council for Conference in Brussels

cision OF the inter-allied supreme
council
council. Settlement of the borders of
the holy land is to be left to France
and Great Britain. it was decided.
The question whether Erzsrum, the
big fortress city in Armenia, rs to be
assigned to that newly created indie
pendent state will be referred to
President Wilson for decision.
Premier Lloyd George. il is under
stood late this evening. has won in
his efforts to persuade Premier Mil
lerand to remain here few days
longer than he had originally intend
ed. and. asr a resnlt. the sessions Of the
supreme council may last into the
middle OF the week. The conferences
were scheduled to break up tonight
but at this cabling there are strong in
dications that an extension has been
finally agsecd upon with the secrecy
that shrouds All decisionss "A change
q plan may again occur In the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
MANDATE OF CANADAI
OVER ARMENIA IS
GIVEN A SETBACK
To Test Material
For Highways at
V.P.I.Laboratory

Bsicksburg. Va. April 24.--The
board of visitors of the V. p. I. met
at the college Friday night and Sat
urday for the transaction of a vast
amount of routine business includ-
ing the approval and adoption Of
budgets presented by President Bur
russ for the rest of the season, and
the hearing of reports from the
heads of the various departme
Members attending the session
were J. Thompson Brown, Senator j,
b. Watkins, ". c. Shackleford. DR.,
f. w Magruder. Frank Walker and
Robert S. Moss.
Mr. Walker is the only new mem
Der having been appointed by Gov
ernor Davis in place of A. r. Thorn
hill. resigned.
John f, Hutcheson was elected
director of the Virginia extension.
the position which he has flled for
the past year, NJ. c. Harrison. of the
department OF English. was granted
a years leave Of absence for study
as practicable two new residences for
professors. and A smaller building.
The purchase of the Houston farm
which has been leased for FIVE years
was formally close.
An arrangement with the state
highway commissioner for the estah-
ltsh ment at the college of A testing
la bora tory for road material main
tenance was perfected.
E. II. Fancot was elected TO the
chair Of industrial educa ton in the
department Of vocational education.
He has held this position since jan
uary under appointment The
board adjourned to meet May 10 at
a place to be decided upon later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
Insurance Rates
on Coal Mines in
Va. Are Lowered

Colonel Joseph Button, commits
sioner of insurance, discussing the
proposal to establish state fund for
workmen's compensation insurance
which was defeated in the legisia-
ture. recently adjourned. stated yes
terday that the activity in that di-
rection emanated almost entirely
from the coal operators. lumber and
menhaden fishing interests, many of
whom felt that the compensation in
surance rates for their particular OPP
erations were unduly high In this
connection. Colonel Button further
pointed out that the coal mine rate
had been substantially reduced. the
present basic rate being s2,7s effec-
tive from January LIST last and the
chief spokesman for the coal opera
tors declared Virginia has more
favorable coal mine rate than any
other state.
The rates for the menhaden fish
cries and lumber industry came up
for consideration at the last meet
ing OF the governing committee OF
the local rating beureau. The rate
for menhaden fishing boats was re-
duced approximately II per cent.
the new rate being $2.sl, effective
action relative to rates for the lum-
Der industry was taken:
In response to the insurance
commissioners complaint OF March
18th. 1920. regarding the rates for
the lumber industry the governing
Of this bureau assembled
this day. for the purpose OF discuss
ion and correction Of said rates men
toned. After an exhaustive study OF
the latest experience submitted to
This bureau. il was found that such
experience did not warrant re-
duction from the rates approved by
the insurance commissioner. 1t is
tbs consensus OF opinion. at the. COM.
mittee that the only equitable way
to adjust rates for the industry as a
whole Is through the application OF
an experience rating plan. There
fore a subcommittee was appointed
to proceed Immediately to formulate
such an experience ratinK plan to b.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25

San Reno. April 24.-ln the CAPT.
tai of Belgium. inseparably linked
with the zenith and the fall of the
German empire, a representative of
the German people will for the first
time meet the allied statesmen on an
equal footing, II a plan preached at
todays session of the supreme coun-
ell is carried out
Brussels will be the scene of con-
ference of the powers in the near fu-
ture. and it is proposed TO invite
Germany to send a representative TO
outline exactly how she means to full
fill the reparation clauses Of the Yer
sailles treaty. II Is expected Chan
cellor Mueller will personally under
take this task. he. as premier, being
equal in rank to Lloyd George, Mil
lerand and Nitti. The allies estimate
of the Preparations will be sent TO
Berlin In the meantime.
The mAndAtes for FsaleStfne u ia 70
- Esnandk Rm1fa&n AsAIhl1a hnToGuta ~,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
NEW YORK REER BILL
UP TO THE GOVERNOR

Albany. N r.. April 24,-Ths WAN
ker-Gillette Its percent beer Iii
passed the assembly late today afteF
having been acted upon favorablTs NJ
the senate early this morning at N
all night session. The bill now RoenI
to Governor Smith, who viii sixu ~
The motion to discharge the rufeo.
committee fran consideration 0( Inc
measure was carried by - " aGJl
votes @.as II aMsxa
Intoxicating liquor is defined il aGA1s
Walker-Gillette bill al conta1nlx
more than ATS percent OF aloohG3;
by weight. gs3
Beer may be sold, under the h1lkW
provisions to be drunk on the pro1Dioss
es only In restaurants. hotels ana cIuG0s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
CHINESE STOP BATTLE
BETWEEN JATS AN CXECHO

Paris. April 24-Chinese contin-
gents stopped the terrific battle be-
tween Czecho-Slovak and japanese
troops near khaflar, Manehuria
northwest OF Harhin) a few days
ago. il was learned from the highest
sources in Valdvostok. Heavy cas-
uaities were suffered on both sides
before the Chinese troops put an end
to the slaughter.
1t is believed In weil-informed
qurters at Vladivostok that a rupture
Of relations and possibly war between
japan and Czecho- Slovakia may re-
suit from the battle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
ITALY TO RECOGNIZE
LEVINE GOVERNMENT

London. April z4.-Captain de
Martini. one OF Italy's ablest diplo-
mats, has arrived on an Italian
cruiser at Norvorsaik TO proceed to
Moscow and pave the way for the
resumption of diplomatic relations
between Italy and Soviet Russia
A moscow radio dispatch says de
Martini has informed Ienine that he
is authorized by Premier Nitti to be-
gin preliminary negotiations to that
end.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
MAKE A LONG STORY SHORT.

1t would be useless waste of energy to tell about the first
eight innings of yesterdays They far back in
history the bell $50 the crowd preparing
make grand rush for Mister Wheelwrgh broken down and
street The cnch for the Colts
The stood to nothing and there unusual mystic
signs lowering around indicate there would anything else
when the last went down in the ninth.
But Just Norman Johnson said: When them three
rors appeared upon the horizon, it all off
Continued Sports Page)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
DEWEY MANSION TO
he REPLACED ny STORES

Washington, April'N "a The famous
mouse which was presented TO Admiral
George Dewey by the people of the
nation Is being torn down and will be
replaced by stores
Workmen began tearing down the
historic structure today and passers-
by eazed in amazement as the QUITE.
smell OF this dwelling which for years
has been one of the sights shown to
very tourist, as demolished and the
'ooms exposed to view,
Inquiry developed the fact that rhe
house was sold years ago to Mrs. John,
3. Williams. mother in-law OF Joseph
Letter Contract to tear down the
house9 and erect stores In its stead was
ayssxslssa - " locsl sentrxrtex NJ y short
lYG 0eege - ~. II
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
KARA DYNASTY
TOT'rERING TO A FALL

Belgrade, April GA communist
wave is sweeping over the kingdom. Of
Jugo- Siavia and the karageorgevitch
dynasty is lettering. Overthrow Of
Prince Alexander. the regent, and
establishment of a Soviet republic are
the chief aims of the strikers who have
almost completely tied up this capital
The trans brt is paralyxed and only
one nowSr<Uer. tins cOmmuntUt 0rG4n,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25
With Bang-Up Game Sewed Up at the Eighth
Inning, and Three thousand Fans Ready to
Jump for Home and Supper, the Colts Lose Out
Score Standing Two to Nothing, With Every Indica-
ton of Being Nailed Down for Keeps, the Locals
Go Up in the Air in the Last Chance and Goob-
ers Walk Away With Victory.
By HARRY TUCKER.


ms immediate ancestors prophets but there weird fan
astc atmosphere surrounding him yesterday afternoon
o'clock when he sat beside the the press
the grand stand at Boulevard field, he said:
when seen them three
We've lost the game says o me-
And while not exactly according Hoye in his method of
expression he strictly right.
For eight full happy exhiarating innings he had heamed
beacheres and the gandsan wrapped overcoats auto
robes and muflers His smile contagious Others also
smiled Some grnned others laughed outright while still
others gutaWed other others shouted
GOOD FOR COLDS.
Mrs. Winsow's soothing syrup DR.. Bulls cough syrup,
horehound candy and possibly rock will be in evil
dence largely today the result of the outing of the three
thousand faithful fans who through that all those
at the jumps.
But says Norman Johnson neither Mister Baker nor
Mister Smith Mister Stuart of the Colts lineup will be
able to rest comfortably while trying to sleep all day today
About the middle of the ninth inning Ben Wilson, began
to return the various cigars bags of peanuts and bottles of
akakola he had from lukewarm fans About two-thrd
of the down the ninth inning he went the pass gate and
there vsbly and audiby bawled the innocent Emmett
Taylor who had charged poor but honest newspaper
cents tax TO get by him
ASSAULTS HIS AUTO
Then he went in the and forcibv and with
malace prepense kicked an automobile in the shins
At the eenths point in the NINTH he started put
his rubbe drew up his mules raised his umbrella and
about for home when he suddenly changed his mind
and muttered
fShucks, woeT The is young vet and if stick
to it through thick and thin to the last like them Nuts
doing we shall yet win another game"
his little soloquy appeased him somewhat, and he
tuay bought another bag of peanuts and gave the first
little barefooted bov he met.
In the meantime jus the umpire shouted out the S
for licensed physician to treat who had been
stricken through the excitement Norman johnson disappeared
He had previously stated that he about to take trip
through the sunny South dropping off Dallas. Atlanta,
Birmingham New Orleans and other points He probably
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25

Continued on Page Two,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-25

Washington. April a.
Vtrrinia--Fair Sunday;
Monday cloudy with
probably showers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-06

Dickson 10 gradually becoming
more w to.da,e with each day but
the iatssi improvement u the cleo
tnc clippers installed by Walter
Hol, IN the Porter and Thompson
barber shop. When you want your
hair Gu. quick just step in and bet
Walter apply the electric clippers
to you.
Last week Mr. Fred Ferguson oi
pinsnn, Tenn, and Miss Sarah Lee
Snnson, Of Dickson we're married
Al the Baptist parsonage BY Rev,
Wilson Woodcock Miss siinson
10 the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Simeon. who have lately
moved to Dieksoa. Mr.. Ferguson
/. q prosperous farmer from West
Tennessee.
FOR sALE--Oue Of the pre,,ie-'
bones ia Dickson, contains ~
acres, house is one Of the best.buili
houses In this town-has S large
rooms. bath room. large trout and
back porch; back .porch nice sleep
ing porch, 2 good cellars. Has city
water and electric liahts. All kinds
Of ou,houses, we'll built. large barn,
wood,hej. smokehous-. henhouse
and splendid new sarsse Place 10
well fences. and cro.s.iencsd P!en
ty Of room here to havs POUR COW.
chickens. etc. and raise everything
you want 10 eat, | slao bave ior
sale 81, acres JOS, across the street
from the above. IL 10 well fenced
hs. number al good fruit trees and
A barn on it Dr. ksoN LoAN AND
REALTY c. See y J Davis.