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WANTED-At once, 10000 bushels
of peanuts, any variety. We also want
your furs. hides. cotton. etc. Ocala
Exchange & Hide Co., Carmichael
building, Ocala, Fla. 19-tf
The Ocala evening star., 1920-01-02

WOOD-For oak wood. cut to order,
call Teapot Grocery, or see J. II. j.
Counts. 19-tf
The Ocala evening star., 1920-01-02

BERMUDA ONION PLANTS-For
sale at Messick's Plant Farm, Bur-
bank, Fla; 81 per 1000 at farm, or
1925 delivered by parcel post. Ad-
dress S. I. Messick, Burbank. Fla,
Box 144. 1-2-6t*
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young man with tenn
perate habits, room and board with
private family if possible. Answer x,
P. o. Box lab. Ocala, Fla. 30-3t*
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Tires

Tires and inner tubes any
make put on while you wait.
Don't throw away or sell your
old car ON account of tbe price
of fixing. We will repair i; SO
you can sell or enjoy it your
self at a small.
The Ocala evening star., 1920-01-02

FOR SALE-Automob laprobe, A.
s.: bargain at s5; would cost SO
today; very heavy. Inquire at the
composing room of the Star Office, up
stairs. 12-31-6t*
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UphOlStering
We can uphOlSfer bacI,s,
seats and cushinS from the flo Or
mats to the embOsSing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
CITY WANTS s2,75O,OOO
SPENT ON JAMES RIVER
Sressmen for Rest Of Appro-
priation Never Used.
TO WIDEN CHANNEL 1 FEET
business Interests Plan To Secure
Money in Effort to Make Rich
mond Greater Through Opera
ton OF Traffic on Stream.

Request shat Nirgii.a's representa-
;!veS in Congress-. take MP tn. mat
ter OF securing for use In the improve
men: of james River about s3,75o, npc
from tire appropriatica for rivers
and har6ors. was made yesterday b.
'hc Chamber OF tommcrc". This fig.
ura ) what Ia figured ~ dive on the
account o: James River crom aprro-
Dris:ioas made. 81 sccr:rI IL would
ac used 10 widen tho channc. from
!'S p-escr. average OF eighteen feet
10 twcnty-;wo feet q, low tide.
Many years ago government eng!.
neera surveyed James River condi-
;!oas and t5,oQv.oQO WAS appropriated
a. t,e.r suggestion for the dcei,en,ra
q. tho channel. Th'. WAS later RAJ. "a
u 35,ooe.ooo. Only two thirds cc ;,,i,
has been given 20 improving the rive.
and the city now asks that even
though no further appropriation ~
made IN .hc new bill, the remaining
amount OF the original provision be
directed toward this work;
An important freight .luc. The Hich-
mond-New York Steamship Company
IS now operating Oh the river and If
this type OF commerce Is TO he pro-
tected materially in the future, river
improvements vii! he necessary. Tic
R'chmond-New fcyk steamship Com
pan5' hundles'm large volume OF freign,
shipments for Richmond and q VIDE
"irroundias: territory. connecting with
the sew York and Nav ENGLAND n.a:.
Ests. Derpenin. OF the enamel r-ouls
permit vessels OF greater draF, 70
navigate The rive: tiun is now Most
b!e and Nigh; open !; market fof che
c!tJ's products In other port~ SIauv
business man entertain the optn.on
that the James Rive. is the ai.y.s
greatest asse, in It's campaign TO- de-
Tclopmen;. The Chamber os Com
'nercc wi! pns,t tho matter o: The ar
pFopr!a'ion with the co-opcra.,oa o:
She fenaio"ia! and oonS:csslonal :e,.
reSeEta.ives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
GREEK BUSINESS MAN
BRINGS NEWS TO KING
feIi> Constantine Assembly Po.tpuncS
Meeting Until I:nriy Part
Of December.

LlCHsNfi. SWITZERLAND. Nov.
2''-Forncr King Constantine. OF
Greece. IA without direct commun!-
cation with Athens. according 10 his
chief advisers here. who say they
consider /, would &c unwisc 20 use
the open telegraph, and, therefore.
are working on; Il cipher code.
An Athens business man arrived
hr"e today, having left Athens I'M
media;ely after the election. lie gave
Constantine - picture o: events in
Athens. and reported general de-
mand in Greece for Cons;antian's re-
tErn.
This business man. Who was uu-
willing to permit his name being
ussI. brough; information to Con-
stantine of the postponememt OF the
meeting OF the Greek assembly until
December s, but said the postpone
ment would not AFFECT the pIcbiscitc
now fixed for December !. Both post
ponements. he declared. were caused
by technical difflcul,ies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
DAVIS UNABLE TO ATTEND
0BREGON's INAUGURATION
Special Invitation to Ceremony lie.
ccivcd by Governor From
Mexican Republic.
TELEGRApHs HIS REGRET
'ifginia's Executive Forecasts Sue
ccssful Administration I'm Reply.
Many Americans 10 &c Guests at
Ceremony.

Pressure OF business ana the la.s
date On whion the !nv!tat!ou was
received will prevent Governor west
moreland Davis from accepting tho
invitation Of the Republic o. Mexico
to attend tho inauguration IN Next
co CITY Tuesday or General .Nvaro
OREGON. recently elected president
The text Of the invitation. extend
I'd through the Secretary ~ Foreign
Relations. and tEc Governors tclc
GRAPHIC regrets were made public
yesterday. y special representative
Of tn: Mexican Foreign Secretary.
Elias l.. Torres, is in charge Of tho
arrangements tor Transporting Amer
ican public officials. including tho
roH"tnora Of I;iary states and tile
members Of their families. entirely
"a, tne Mexican Republics expense.
on :pccia! t'"!as from III raso and
Laredo. Texas. TO Mexico c.,y.
The II raso train departed on FRI
day and that from Laredo ycs,cr
dag. TIC arrangements 10 enter
tain American guests at ubragon.s
inauguration We're decided upon at a
CON piratlScly laie hour and the in
v!ta;ions In many cases had 10 lie
sent b. wire. where otherwise rem
iesentat.res of the Mexican govern.
'hent would have personally extended
tho bids 10 III: chief executives Of
the various States
Governor Davis III his reply cx-
pressed regret at his Inability 10 at
tend and stated he felt sure the OBJ
RECON administration faced Il sue
cesnfui future. His reply foliows:
Hon. Elias l.. Tones.
Special Representative g! tic Scc..
tary az Foreign Relations. Republic
OF Mexico. Elpaso. Texas.
convey 10 Secretary. OF Foreign
Kclat:ons my sincere rcsrc, that I
cannot, as guest of Tho Republic OF
Mexico. De prrsem. "a, the innusura-
lion OF General -\l.aro O5reGo., as
President. and request that he accep,
my best wishes Cor VIVA; am sure
VIII be very successful admins
tra.!on.
WESTMOEEIANp DAVIS.
Governor OF Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
BELIEVE INGRAM LEADING
IN POLICE JUSTICE FIGHT
This X the Consensus Among Rich.
mOnd COMMUNICATIONS Can
di1atcS in Field.
OTHER ASPIRANTS ARE TIED
Glenn. Griggs and Maurice Said to
Have About Equal Chancc-.Aii
CauvasSing for Votes = Election
Tomorrow Night.
OTHER AsPIRANTs ARE TIEl

City couacil has been called TO
meet a. o'clock tomorrow night for
the purpose OF elect!ms Il successor TO
the la:e Justice John !. crutehiicld.
presiding genius q: TIE Police Court
for tiiirtytour years
There are four candidates. with the
possibility o. others being injected
into tho race. Those who are actively
canvussluS Ior votes are John l.. In
gram. nominated BY the bar OF Rich
mcnd; Harry .. Glenn, lawyer and
former Counciinan and legislator;
Wilbur !. GriSgs. magistrate con-
nccted With the Office of the high con-
stable and acting Police Cou.t JUS
tee 10, six years; H. A. Maurice,
Justice OF Police Court. Part H., and
acting Justice OF the Police Court at
present,
.ili Are Confident.
/; was stated last night by both
Justice Maurice and Mr.. Griggs that
their chances for election were bright.
Mr., Maurice said lc believed lie had
thirteen votes. and Mr.. Briggs is con-
tidcnt " fourteen on tho first ballot.
Mr.. Glenn made no claims, nor did
Mr.. Ingram. However. Councilmel
best chance. although making no
stateIneut
The politics OF tile situation, how
ever. is that Mr.. Gr:gGs will get the
solid vote OF e!gh. from Jefferson
Ward. aud that Mr.. Maurice Viii get
u s!miiar vote from Madison Ward
Oh tl.e frat ballot Az. Ingram, Ills
friends say. will get the Lee Ward
leicsa-io to start with. while the
Ciuy Ward delegation is split be-
tween Griges ana Maurice. with the
possibility OF one or two men going
with the Ingram forces. who may get
fourteen votes In the first ballot.
Councilman who have indicated their
preferences on the first ballot, will
conside: themselves relieved OF any
their votes for any one in the list OF
candidates.
j; ia known :i,at there Is strong
sentiment among tho West End Coun-
ciimcn for a lawyer ~ justice, but
the strength o: this sentiment is un-
known The situation. therefore, is
one OF great unccrtainty Many OF
those who have committed themselves
10 ono or other Of the candidat es.
d!h 50 some time aGo-somc OF them
a. FAY back as two years. when it
WAS believed Justice Crutchicld was
about 20 retire from tho bench.
VIII Vote Together But Once.
These CouncIimen, it is stated, feel
that they must keep their promises
then made, for at leas, one ballot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Shorty" Kelso Breaks
Record in Bulldogging

FORT WORTH. TT:NtS. Nov.
.1.-Tor the third lime since the
beginning OF the Fort Worth fall
rodeo, the worlds steer bulldog
EinE record WINS broken this art
ernoon.
"ShYrt." KeIso, Of Horse Greek.
wyo.. threw n steer In 9:-J sec-
oudS. thus heating the time made
by "Siimv Cnskey, OF Wichita
Falls, who finished In II seconds
Thurrday night. and 10 :;-:i seconds.
Friday night.
Prior TO the rodeo the worid's
record was held by Mike Hast
inx>. OF Pendleton. ore, who ne
compiished the feat In 1: seconds,
August =, 1916. mt Sheepshend Hay
speedway. New York. during the
New York STAMPEDE az fkHt year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
3 ARRESTS FOLLOW
INQUIRY INTO DEATH
OF FRED D. SHEPARD
wiz. Of Georgia Peach King
among Those in
Custody.

FORT VALLEY, GA. Nov. o..--War-
rants charging murder in conncu-
ton with the death last June of Fred
y. shepard. known az tho Georgia
Peach King" were served tonigh,
on Mrs. l. L. Elmer. former wife of
the peach grower; Mrs. lone Henry.
sister OF Mrs. Elmer. and Ernest
lIopson. son OF Mrs. Elmer by mar
riagc previous TO that with Shepard
The arrest OF ali three was ordered
after pathologist and chemis; had
testified at coroner's investigation
here today that = postmortcm en-
animation OF Shepard's body had re-
vcalcd the presence OF poison in the
v;scera.
Mrs. Elmer who took charge Of
Shepards property after his death.
or the grounds that he died intestate.
was arrested as she was leaving the
courtroom where the coroner's in
ves:igation was held. The first charge
placed against her was illegal appro-
priation of Shepard's property. Sew
eral hours later she was served with
warrant charging her with murder
In connection with Shcpard's death.
Mrs. Henry and Hopson were arrest
ed at their homes n Perry. near here.
II was at Mrs. Hcnry's home at
Perry, officials In charge of the In
vestigation state. that Shepard was
taken Ill.
Hopson and Mrs. Henry were per-
mitted to reniain ut their home to-
night in custody OF deputy sheriff.
They Will be takcn 70 the Macon Jail
tomorrow.
Mrs. Elmer and her sou. Erilas,
IIopson, Will be taken 10 ne BiaD
County jail, at Macon late tontghr
Solicitor Garrett ANNOUNCED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
HARDING AND COOLIDGE
TO CONFER IN DECEMBER
Observation-Disclosures In New York ca
Attend Amherst Alumni
Dinner
thy associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov 27.--G"vcrnor
Coolidge. of Massachusetts. Vice Pres
ident-eiect, in New. York TO attend
the Amherst alumni dinner tonight.
announced that Senator Harding,
l'resideni-el elect. had invited him 20
confer with him a; Mar!cn some time
in December
Mr.. Coolidge did not cay what the
nature OF his conference with Sem
ator Harding was to he. although il
was generally presumed tina; il was
IN connection with the President
elects consultation with the leading
minds of the country OIL national and
International problems.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
80 CHINESE 0VERPOWER
GUARD AND COME ASHORE
Land With Much Opium ut Newport
Ne~s-EiEht Yet ut
Lnrc<.
tHy Associated I.rcss. |

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nov IL
Thirty Chinese, members OF the crew.
OF the british steamer Elder Branch.
overpowercd tho watchmcn on that
ship last night and came ashore,
bringing with them about ten pounds
Of opium. according TO reports re-
ccivcd by the police.
Twenty-twc OF the mon were ar
rested this morning. twenty OF then!
here and two in Norfolk. More than
two pounds Of opium were recovered
Police OF this city, Norfolk, Richmond
and surrounding territory arc comb
Ing tao underworld for the sesmcn
Chinese in this city have been put
on notice That they Will be held ro-
spongiblc for Caincso seamcn found
on their premises. several having been
hasvored In recent escapes OF this
R according TO police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
ADVERTISING MAN FOUND
DEAD, PISTOL AT HIS SIDE
u. u. spencer Comes 4" End Of Life
In New York Hotel
Room.
lEl. .Associatcl p,nas- l

NEW YORK, Nov. TT. l.. Soen-
Ger. said 10 have been former adye--
Using manager for the Chicago Tri
bunc. the New York World and tho
Evening Telegram. and representative
IN i'aris OF the New York Herald,
was round dead in d hotel room here
TO-DAY with a bullc; hole through his
head and q discharged pis,o! on the
fcor beside him.
note found in Sp~accr's room r,-
aGestcd that his wife be notified
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer, although mar
iied for twenty-five years, had been
living apart for tho last two, but
frequently had seen each other M 10
the time OF Spencer's death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
NAVY VICTORIOUS
|. OVER WEST POINT
. IN ANNUAL GAME
Midshipmen Win Football
Battle Before 10000 Pco-
pie by 7-to-O Score.
sLEvEns FIGHT FOR THREE
PERIODS WITHOUT SCORING
Criss-Cross Play, Soon After
|: Fourth Opens. Brings Vic
tory to Sailors.
OFFICIALS VIEW CONTEST
Daniels and Baker, Members Of
} Cabinet. Attend the
Struggle.
OFFICIALS VIEW CONFESS
Virginia Boy Aids
in Defeat Of Cadets

Especial 10 The TimeS-Di.patrh.j
NSsi.LE, VA, Nov. a..-R.
Peermah Moore, playing right
guard on the victorious Navy
team ut New ,sork today, 1. "a
NfrSinfnn. Ire ~ the son of IA
wealthy tobacco farmer living nj
ins6oid. near here. He quickly
developed athletic tendencies on
going t" Annapolis. played on the
team last yenr, ro,ved In the Nuyy
eight which won the right to rep-
resent America in the Olympic.
games and helped smash the
w rid'< record at Antwerp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
CONGRESSMAN KITCHIN
IS SUDDENLY STRICKEN
IN NATIONAL CAPITAL
Minority Leader Of House
Suffers Atfack Of Acute
Indigestion.
[By Associated Press. !

WASIlINGTON, Nov. .,.--Ecpre-
sentative Claude Kitchin. minority
Lender Of tile House. was stricken
with an attack OF acute indigestion
as ne entered the Post -Ofnce Depart
men; today for a conference with tho
Observation-Disclosures Tho attack was
OF short duration, however. and after
receiving treatment he was taken
home. His personal physician, Dr..
Louis Battle. said Mr.. Kitchin's CON
dit'on was mot in any way alarm
ing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
Quiet IL Prevailing.

WILLIAMSON, W. VA, Nov. -
Sheriff Blankenship. OF MinEo Ccun-
ty. in the heart. OF the coal strike
region. announced tonight that quiet
prevailed throughout tho zone on the
eve o: the arrival Of 400 Federal
troops from Camp Sherman. Chilli
Gothic. Oh;o, TO tax. charge of :hc
situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
BED-RIDDEN rs YEARS.
MAN DIES AT AGE OF 1O1
William jones Served In Mexican War
and Later in Civil
Condlct,
icy Associated Press !

ELIIABETH, y. j.. Nov. :..--Wil-
liam ZONES. in his one hundred and
FIRST year died here this afternoon in
the AicN!an Brothers Hospital. hav-
Ina been hcdr!dden for twenty three
years.
lie WAS horn in England June 81.
lS:0. and came tc America with his
parents In 1876 In 1915 lie enlisted
for the war with Mexico. lie enlist
ed again at the outbreaks OF the Civil
War and was wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
MUL TIMILLlONAIRE OIL
MAGNATE SHOT TO DEATH
HodE OF }. r.. Lamb Found DesiIe
SANTA Fe Trarks-I'riend OF
JAKE Hamnn
iEy Universal Servicc.l

ARDMORE. OKLA. Nov. Ell. T..
Lamb. mutimillionairc oil masnate,
was found dead near the Sante Fc
tracks here this evening. He had
bcen shot TO death. Lamb was a
close personal friend Of Jake IIamon
Republican national committeeman
from Oklahoma, who was mysterious
~ shot Sunday and died yesterday.
Authorities say there might be
some connection between tho two
shootings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
HOPE THAT AMERICA
WILL JOIN LEAGUE
SESSION
Arrival of Churchill at Ge-
neva Creates Mild
Sensation.
CzECHO-SLOVAK DELEGATES
FIGHT AUSTRIA'S ADMISSION
Switzerland Favors Move With
Provision Directed Against
Monarchist Reactionaries.

GENEVA. Nov. 2.-Thc arrival her.
to-day OF Ma jor Marlborough. Churchill.
assistant: chief of the military in
te!liGence division Of the general
stall oI the American army, which.
80 tar as appears NON, has no real
Significance except TO himself and
his department. has created n mild
sensation in League or nations circles
The United States has been on the
lips Of almos; every spokesman IN
the assembly Of the league ami prob :
ably IN tho minds % every delegate.
Will somn dag join tho league ~ un-
m!stakable. Tho entire work Of the
assembly has visiD!y been directed so
as not 10 prejudice the most impor-
tant questions az Issue regarding the
league covenant. and so as to leave
the say open ;or The United States
10 have her say III rs eventual re-
vision
Tho appearance during this assem-
bly, U! any official or unofficial repre-
sentative or In. American govern
ment WAS the last thing hoped for.
Major Churchill. consequently. was
nj the more an object ~ attention
when his presence here became
known.
Confcrs With L. u. Member,.
During tiir aftcrneon Major
Canruji:il conferred with the Ameri-
can .ncnbers ot the leagues accrc-
tariat and also with Col. IcUu!n. OF
the French military delegation in
attendance mere.
Major Churchill probably Will see
tho British and other military en-
perts here for tho assembly before
leavin. Geneva the middle O. tie
next week. lie explained he WAS on
q tour OF inspection OF all tho Amer
/ itan military attaches in Europe
and came 70 Genava to lind ous the
manner IN which ths military COM
mission Mas organized nMt! become
acquainted Win :hc activities OF the
assembly regarding Intelligence work
and ether military questions.
The Gnitcd States, Major Churchill
said Is Interested from the stand
point OF the future AMI naturally
Is anxious "a know wha: has been
done or may bn accomplished in "a
military way bS- the league.
Major Churchill said he had not
beer ordered II Geneva. by cithcr
the War or State Department. bat
thought Ac hud a good opportunity
to obtain valuable information for
til. United states. inasmuch as he
was -, Bern inspecting the military
attaches Office there. lie stated that
10 might report Oh WASHINGTON on
his vis.t to Geneva.
Tive arrival OF Ma ior Cnurchiil. the
i.csi American observer 10 attend
the assembly. has caused much com
'ncn. amons The delegates.
Assure Plcnary Session.
Tine work Of the league OF mS
cions committee has progressed
enough 10 warrant the announc men: .
that 81 plcnary session o; the assem-
bly, vii! be held some time between
December and 10.
Admission OF new members 10 the
league Will DC taken up by the as :
scmbly by the end OF next Neeh.
The little entente" will propose
,ropftDt,n1 m p.,,n \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
.BARR|CADES GUARD
OFFICIAL HOME OF
|. BRITISH PREMIER
Captured Sim Fein D0cu-
ments Show Great Plot
to TerrOriZe London.
SENSATIONAL DISCOVERIES
ARE MADE IN DUBLIN RAIDS
Sir liamar Greenwood Tells
Commons America Should
Mind It's Own Business.

LONDON, Nov. 2T.--Th. capture
during raids in ireland o. Sim Fc!n
documents, alleged to give "details or
a conspirac: for DANA gin. govern
mcnt buildings In England was said
today N police circles ~ DC tho
cause Of the erection OF the formula.
dc barricsdcs which have been put
up at tho entrances TO Downin:
Street ana King Charles street;
In addition to tao plot reported In
tho House or Commons "Wednesday by
ST.: Harnar C,ecnwood. the chief
Secretary Tor Ireland for nc iestruc.
lion OF property IN Liverpool and
Manchester. II is stated in police
quarter. that numerous other acts
OF terrorism wer" being planned.
According 70 published reports.
members OF the government HAY. re
ce'vcd numb-- OF threatening let
tcrs recently. bu; the officials are
maintaining Silence on th:s subject.
|; also Is stated that sensational
discoveries have been mad. concern
ing the activities q: pio::ers in Lon
DOH In one case. according TO the
police. motor CARS were TO have been
employed TO transport bornbe,s from
various parts Of London 20 carr. out
IN" destruction OF tic sovernmcn,
buildings.
Nnrson Derfincs Invitation.
Sir Edward Carsbn. the UIs:c.
Umiln:s; leader, has declined an
Invitation received from tho Com
mittce or One Hundred In The
United states. Which IL giving
hearings OF coalitions n Ireland
asking him 20 attend sessions OF the
committees commission OF seven In
Washington. To-day he sent the fol-
lowing rely 10 the committee.
cablegram:
II haze received sour cables ram
inviting me 10 attend some American
commission IN Washing Ton and tes-
'ify' on conditions III ireland. Az fur
AZ can ascertain. soch commits sion
has no mandate or authority from the
Hr!tinli government. wL:ci, alone has
the right 20 deal with The internal
ana.'S OF The United Kingdom. 7
fee! certain ;hn. "a! ,rnc American.
WHO desire close fr friendship between
their country and ours Will rescn:
such Tnwarranted Interference with
the affairs Of a foreign friendly
state. must, therefore. decline 10
acc"p: your invitation"
"Mind rouE Ruxine.s.'
Tha; committees established IN
tff United States and elsewhere
to Investigate conditions in ireland
Should mind their own business was
In the substance OF Il special state
iHcnt by Sir Iiamar Greenwood. Chief
Secretary for Ireland. made in the
lobby OF the House g! Commons
He gave the impression THAI any
committee journcying to Eagloma
would waste IT,; time.
Whist would Amerc. think" tie
Irish secretary said. IL: EnSlishmen
or tho English government attempted
10 investigate a murder gang wi,icn
was making trouble, say IN Texas,
b. sending selt-appo!nted committees
there? Would they relish IT. Would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
American Legion Must Pay War
Tax on All Benefit Entertainments

neither n religious, educational
or charitable institution, society
or organization. according to "a
recent ruling of, tho Department
OF Internal Hevenur.
That paraEruph of the srvenue
net Of 1918. which provides ca
emptions from the payment or
tax on ndiniSsions to entertain
ments of oil kinds IL not hrund
enough II IL said, to Include the
american Legion or entertain
m-nts for the Disabled and war
rue MORALS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-28
FIRE CHIEF MEETS DEATH
IN HAMMOND, IND. BLAZE
Stricken While Searching for Two Of
His Firenleu, Who Had Been

BY Associated Press.

HAMMOND. IND. Nov. .I.--Oyor-
come by smoke willie lighting Il fire
in ii two-sto:y house today, Clyde
Spencer. chief OF the East Chicago
Firt Department; is dead and four
other iiremen arc in IL critical condi-
ton.
chief Spencer expired II his home
an hour after he WAS taken from the
burning structure. He was stricken
while searching FOR two Of his fire
mon who had been overcome.