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Evening journal., 1920-11-17

The Empire style OF furniture was
brought into England and America at
the beginning Of the nineteenth cen
tury. Mahogany was widely used and
the carving generally shows natural
istic fruits and flowers, heavily
massed.
A characteristic feature OF this
period is the claw foot and the craved
pineapple design. In tables, u forms
the post which rests on plinth sup
port d by four claws, as in HE tip
table Illustrated.
Evening journal., 1920-11-17

The Want Ads will assist all those
looking for good real estate invest
menis for rooming houses to rent, or
purchase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
ADMIRAL BRITAIN
OF ATLANTIC FLEET
COMMITS SUICIDE
Was Chief Of Staff 10 Wilson
and Held Sampson
Medal.
ny Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. April 23.--Rtar-
Admiral Carlo B. Britain. chief of
stan for Admiral Henry T. Wilson.
commander Of the Atlantic Fleet,
committed suicide by shooting him
SELF yesterday while on duty with the
fleet in Cuban waters.
Admiral Wilson assigned no reason
for Rear-Admiral Brittain's suicide,
nor did his report indicate whether
or not tho rear admiral had suffer-
ed any recent Impairment OF health
The report said the body was bOng
brought to the United States on the
United States steamship Solacc, hes
pitai ship attached to the fleet.
Admiral Britain was born at Pine
WILLIE Ky. hfty-three years nAo and
was graduated from the naval acad-
emy in 1858. During the Spanish
American War he served on the cruis-
crs Newark and Brooklyn and tho
auxiliary BADGER with the rank OF
lieutenant. For his services ahoa ard
the Newark In the battle O! Santiago
lac was awarded the Sampson medal.
From 1900 To 1909 he was station
ed in the Philippines. and from 1905
to 1907 he was on the stan OF the
commander OF the battleships Massa-
chusetts and Michigan. He was made
r-admiral In 1914 and assigned
u tho staff Of Admiral Wilson when
the latter was placed In command OF
the Atlantic Fleet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
[IIy Associated Press. |

PARIS. April 23.--Joseph CaillauX,
former Premier OF France. tonight in
the Neui!ly hospital listened TO the
reading OF the sentence of the SEN
ate. which. sitting as n high court OF
Justice. yesterday convicted him OF
commerce and correspondence with
the enemy.
Three years imprisonment. five
years forced residence in n town to
be selected by the Minister OF tho
Interior. and ten years loss OF politi-
cal rights. the latter clause carrying
With il inability to vote or hold oiiics,
was the sentence imposed.
lie Must Also Pay Costs of Court.
Tho document was read by court
officer sent to the hospital for the
purpose after it had been pronul-
gated before the Senate tonight by
Leon Bourgeois. the presiding officer
The prisoner made no comment af-
ter tho official made known the con-
tents OF the document. hut his face
showed signs OF deep sadness. Asked
by tho newspaper men presen,
whether ho desired to make state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
BELIEVE ROMANOFF
BODIES ARE BURIED
AT FGRBlDDEW CIT1
Remains Of Russian Imperial
Family Thought Mlerredin
Peeking Cemetery.
Iuy Associated Press.

PEKING, April i1-Sevcn bodies,
four of them said to be those of mem
bcrs of the Russian imperial family,
arrived in Peking from Hardin yes
,crday and were buried in the Rus
sian cemetery outside the city wall.
The whole proceeding was surrounded
with the greatest secrecy, even the
Russian legation receiving scant in
formation OF the circumstances.
The bodies were declared to be
those OF Grand Duke Serge Michaelo-
witch. Prince Ivan, husband of Prin-
cess Helen. daughter of King Peter OF
Serbia: Prince Igor. brother ot
Prince Ivan: Grand Duchess Eliza
beth. 4 sister Of the late Empress, and
three servants who shared the fate
OF these members OF the royal family
when, IL is alleged, they were killed
and their bodies thrown into Il coal
mine near Perm. The discovery OF
their Whereabouts was said to have
been made by commission appointed
by Admiral Kolchak last summer.
1t Is believed the transfer was
brought about by General Dictrichs.
the Koichak commander, it being
hintcd that King Peter co-opcrated
In the arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
CAILLAUX WHOSPI7AL HEARS
STERN SENTENCE OF THE LAW
Three Years imprisonment Five Years Banishment
From Paris, Loss Of Political Rights and Cost of
Courts Among Penalties Imposed

ment. cailIauN replied: II shall be
nj your disposal tomorrow or tho
next day. when I am released
The question when NJ Ca!llaux is
to be freed requires intricate figuring
10 decide. for allowance has to he
made FOR the time he has been un-
Gel restraint in prison and at the
hospital The prisoner was in Jail
twcnty-sevcn months. and this time,
added to the period he has been in
The hospital. according to his parti-
sans. constitutes the service Of the
fun term of Imprisonment imposed by
the Senate.
The decision not to bring Caillaux
before the Senate tonight provoked
rumo:s that he would be released
during the night.
Ii ia understood that at secret
meeting OF the high court this eve
hin8. prior to the reading OF the
terms OF the verdict against Cai,laux.
1t was agreed that the time Caii.aux
has spent in prison and in the hos
pitnl shall apply to the three years
Imprisonment term imposed and that
therefore Caillaux Will be liberated
tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
MISSOURI Rejects
REED AS DELEGATE
Democratic Convention Repudi-
ates His Election by District
to San Francisco.
WOMAN FLAYS WILSON'S FOE
Pilloried as Pro-German and
Apostle Of Hate-Women
Delegatcs-at-Largc.
WOMAN FLAYS WILSON'S FOE
iBy Associated press !

-tSs'cClit'ti f'fssS
JOPLIN, MO, April e3.--Unitcd
States senator James y. Reed. %.
Missomri. league OF nations opponent.
was rejected as district delegate TO
the Democratic National Convention
- vote cf The Democratic State CON
vcEiioE meeting here early today.
after an all-night session. The con
"eniion &iso decided TO return his
name "a the Fifth Distric; caucus
VII ich nominated him
The vote rejecting Senator Reed
as delegate was 1910 20 $40. four
not voting. and Il was the climax o:
long g-drawn-out session in which
wranGi:ng AMI hiibus;nring played
prominent part. Lines were drawn
sharply in the tight between adhcr-
cnts OF Reed and the ant!-R.c fac.
t."n. which di3approved Reeds on
POSITION 20 the league of nations COW
cnHnt.
The Fifth D!s,ric; delegation
,kansas city and Jackson County)
an" the ST. Louis delegation. with the
exception OF two wards. cast their
ballots in favor Of Reed
In the debate which preceded the
vote. senator Reed was dcnounce Il
aad praised 10y number oi speak
ers.
'Misscur! has suffered long and
has been patient. but her hour OF
v!1d.cat:on has struck" Frank Cur
lee. OF 81. Louis. said in opening the
debate for the opposition He de-
ciared that Senator Reeds political
oHcnses antcdated his opposition TO
the League ot nations covenant" and
asserted that by his course In the
Senate dnring the war the Senator
eGuiTocated and condoncd unt!l he
led the country 70 wonder whether
Missouri was not more Iro-German
ta2a rro-Amcrican."
The Senator" AIR. Cu-iec sail.
'Sondoncd the sinking ~ the Lust
t;.nia by German submarine. and
after the war broke out opposed
measures designed to win it, while
was in the United States Army"
ic said. Senator Feed was in WASH
:!Etor opposing the food control ac,
upon wh.ch l depended for food"
Discussing Senator Reeds oppos!-
tNn to TIE league covenant he de-
c!ared that ne had only hate for the
President. hate for England. hate
tor humanity. hate for every one but
the followers oc his own august
self.
To-day" ne said in conclusion. ";hc
dispatches will carry 20 the far cor
,lnn.j.,, -, .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
TO WORK OR TO JAIL, SAYS
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Cleveland Strikers Unanimous in
Refusal of tltimntum Offered
by Government Officer.
MEN DEFY PRISON THREAT
Swttchrncn Must Return to- Jobs
Today or BE Hounticd by Federal
Authorities aS Criminals, Is
Declaration Of Official.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. April c3--Five
hundred striking railroad sa!tch,nen
at q nass-ncct!nG late today agreed
unanimously to 80 20 Jail rather than
return To work after officials Of the
Department OF Justice requested the
strike leaders 20 notify the men taa,
all Of the Approximately 800 s.TiX
ers would DE- arrested II they dbl not
return to work by tomorrow n!o-l-
irg.
This was after John S1wken. De
pa-tment OF Justice agent, who at
tended the meeting. had demanded
that the strih. leaders o-de. thc men
10 return 20 Nrrk or themselves eu
10 Jail.
The government warning given 10
Frank j. O'RourEe. presidcn, OF the
Cleveland fardincn's Association. BY
Sa~kcn brought a noisy dcmons;r::-
;ion from the men at the meeting
After O'Rourkc's announccmrn,
Saw!ter called The ii:,ecn strike lead
c:s .mto Drivat. room. where he
'old them ot the governments pians
20 arros. every man who failed 10
'eturn 10 his post by Saturday morn
ing.
II have ius, been Informed ny the
Department; Of Justice rep-cscnta-
lives that every man o. us VIII go To
:aii unless we go back to work"
o'Rourkc said when he and the
leaders returned TO the platform.
Every man who wishes To avoid
arrest by returning TO his !ob viii
k!ndi? rise ana leave the room"
Eot 4 man moved.
Every man who chooses prison
bars to starvation wages will rise"
O'Rourke said,
The 800 men rose in body. c.iee--
ing ana shouting.
We Will all so TO Jail" ;hcy shout
cd as their leaders tried In vain 10
quiet them.
The meeting then adjourned.
Sawkcn. upon leaving III. meeting.
vert Immediately 70 the Office OF
District Attorney Wert2. Tho govern
mcnt officials next move had not been
dcci.ed upon early tonight.
District Attorney WcriZ. who au-
thorized the presentation OF the ulti-
ma;um. was hoping tonight the men
would return to work without max
ing II necessary TO invoke drattic
measures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
ITALIAN PREMIER
PREDICTS NEW WAR
Protests Against Seizure OF
Adrianoplc, Constantinople
and Every Port.
NOT A SOLDIER FROM ITALY
Declares That Treaty Will Be
Rejected by Turkish People
and Parliament.
NOT A SOLDIER FROM ITALY

SAN RENO. Apri! 23.-The Turkish
treaty has been almost finished b..
tn" council rre,nIrr N!t,i gave his
opinion OF the treaty TO the council.
saying: II am constrained 20 tel! YOU
that this treaty. TO my mind. Is n
more imperfect production than any
thing the peace conference has done.
You will have war in Asia Minor.
a'd i'aly Will nct scnd single SOL
d!e- nor pay Il single Ira.
Snrr-d CIty Taken.
fnu nave taken from tn. Turks
Their sacred city OF Adr!anopla." said
SiSnov S!t'!. "Sou have placed their
capital city under foreign control.
y"i haze taken from them every port
and thc larger part OF their terri
Toy. aud ;he five Turkish delegates
whom you viii selec, will sign a
treaty which VIII no; have the sanc-
lion of. the Turkish people or tho
Turkish rarl!amcnt."
The boundaries of Armenia nave
no; yet been I,lned anL tn. new.
republic wi!l probably be- rather con.
trartcI. as it Is believed the smaller
Ia. country tn. more easily can il
;aH. care OF Itself. b.caus. IL TOO
"''"' SiEHs axe lt!t W!'hih its con-
Fines they might overthrow the gov
.rnment.
II is undcrs;oud that the mandate
FOR Armenia viii DC offered 10 Canada,
Sweden or Spain.
The council leaves smyrna under
the su2eralnty OF Turkey. bu: places
the city ana province under the ad-
min:stration OF Greece.
city OF smyrna to Greece.
In it, discussions over relations
with Russia, II is understood the
council VIII not treat IN. subt.c, as
an allied question. |, haas already
been decided that az IN. allies were
not at War with Russia each ally is
free TO have such intercourse or non
intercourse as il may deem M,
The council hopes TO leave San
Reno on Monday next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
MeXic.n General Arrested.

DOUGLAS. ARlZ.. April 23.--Gen-
cral lgnac!o Pcspucira. president Of
tho supreme military court OF Mcxi-
CO. appointed governor OF sonora. was
arrested by United States officers as
he stepped or a train here today. \
woman, Raid tn have been brought
here by Pcsuueira from Laredo. Tex.
was detained. Pesqueira is from a
widely known family. He has vast
cattle and mining interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
mo Long Journey to Dry
Carouse" for 'Mase Henry
IBy Universal SerNicc.l

NEW YORK. April 23. - From
Kentucky. where tho n,ournfuI
rumhound hays dlSconsointciy In
IA wnste Of deserted distiilcrics
and mint fields heavy with weeds,
there CAME todny letter from
Hn hOnest man admitting the real
rrnron why public dinners have
luEt their appeal.
Mnrsc Henry wnttcr.on in
formed the New York Pres. Club
that "thc thouRht or long jour
ncy tn dry cnronsc 1.-THE club
dinner. Mny II is little short OF
appalling
Mnrsc Henry rsks. why don't
you get up nm insurrectlouf
tnalyHtg his own charncteris-
tics ut ~ yenrH. he snyrI
~ nni prob fhftionIrt - wit h
notifications, femnle runrn-
Eist - with Limitations, but not
wholly dnm'd fnol. nm still.
let me snJ, one OF the boys--s
bit battered md out of tho ring
hut Z cnn even sit up md take
noticc. and like to sec Il S,inE
on. Good-hy. hoys, good luck.
md God bleNs you"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
HITCHCOCK OUT OF
LEADERSHIP RACE
Nebraska Senator Announces
( Withdrawal in Interest of
Party Harmony.
| UNDERWOOD TO BE CHOSEN
Retirement Of Man Who Led
! Democratic Treaty Fight
Comes as a Surprise.
UNDERWOOD TO BE CHOSEN
IRy Associr;.d rrca.l


WASHINGTON, .April o3--Srnator
Hitchcock, OF Nebraska, withdrew to-
night from the race for Democrats
eader of the Senate. thus virtually
assuring the selection OF Senator Tn
derwood. OF Alabama. at the Demo-
cratic conference called Cor Tuesday
,iyht.
Senator Hi,chcock's annourh:e ment
vas made In a letter TO Senate Demo
Gratis. iie said his withdrawal from
the light would conduce to Democratic.
harmony and would accord with his
individual plans. which would not per.
nit him during the remainder of the
year to undertake the work OF min
GRITTY leader which devolvcd uron
him with tho retirement from the
Senate or the late Senator Martin, of
Virginia.
Breaks the Pnrty Deadlock.
The withdrawal OF the Nebraska
Senator breaks the deadlock which
developed at the party conference
January Is. when tho iirst effort was
made to select Il successor to Sena.
tor Martin.
II now desire to terminate this
deadlock" wrote Senator Hitchcoc;s.
and hereby withdraw my name from
the contest. This Will conducc tn
DeWocratIc harmony and will accord
with my Individual plans which will
not permit ME during the remainder
or the year, to undertake such con-
| tinuous service in the Senate M I
have had during the past twelve
| months
Tho year during which have
acted al Democratic leader has hcen
"ne OF responsibility and difficulty.
nut one of pleasure also. because OF
the consideration shown me hy pnrtv
colleagues. whether they agreed with
me or not
Thanks His Supporters.
i desire particularly to thank those
who have supported me in this con.
test and to say to all that ] shall be
siad, in rcsuming my position as vice.
chairman, TO cooperate ne hereto.
fore, with the chosen leader.
Senator Hitchcock's friends OK.
planned that the presidential cam
phtEn would take the Senator AWAY
from Washington Mt frequent Inter.
Vh!s and that aside from this ne
would make frequent visits to his
summer home In Massachusetts and
consequently would not desire 10 m
dertake the duties OF leadership.
The Withdrawal Of the N.brasna
senator caused surpriee in political
circles here. He has been the ad-
'ninistration leader throughout the
long peace treaty fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
JOHNSON HAS SAFE LEAD
IN MONTANA PRIMARY.
California Senator Well Ahead or
Wood, Who Is His Nearest
ODDQncnt

II3y VNIvrrsal Service.
BUTTE. MONT. April 93-Un'tcd
States Senator Johnson was leading
his four opponents when first re-
turns were received from today's
presidential preferential primary.
The first four precincts In The State
heard from gave Johnson. AZ Hoover.
l6; Lowdcn. {; Wood. c: Harding. ].
Eugene Dehs. Socialist, RECEIVED
three votes. although his maize did
not appear on the ballot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
WARSHzt2S GO TO PROTECT AMERICANS LNAAEX7CO
M177 SA VS. TURK TREATY WILL SET EAST AFLAAlE
LLOYD GEORGE LINKS SENA TORS WITH BOLSHEWST.
Stars and Stripes Fly Over
Windsor Castle by Mistake
my univcr,ni service.I

LONDON. April .s.-Thr Stars
nn,i Stripes nOntrd over the north-
ern tower or Windsor Castle yes-
hoistcd II by mistake Instead Of
the royal ensign.
Prince Albert, King George.
SECOND son. war having hi. ante
br-nkfnst horseback ride nearby
and noticed tho error. He gall
f"pcd TO the finRmnstrr'N Office nn,I
asked vhnt Nas whnt. Promptly
Old GLORY was hauled down and
up went the royal emblem.
who made the mistake und
"hht the penalty was remain
myntcr;es.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
CIGAR EXPL0DES, BULLET
W0UNDlNG NEGRO GIRL
South Carolina Itnilroad CommiHsion
Chairman Buys Loaded
"Smokc."

ANDERSON, s. G.. April 23.-C,hair-
man Frank Shcaly. OF the South
Carolina railroad commission. is
quoted in dispatches received here as
stating that cigar which he pur-
chased at Lexington. 5. c.. and at
tempted to smoke. exploded soon
after lighting. sending a bullet from
22-calibre cartridge iInbedded in
the cigar into the face OF negro
girl nearby.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
bandits nurninx Property,

NEW YORK. April 23.-Bandits
have been burning fruit harges and
destroying property generally along
the usumac!nta River and at Fron-
terra. Mexico. whore Americans have
asked the United states to send war;
ships. according TO an official OF tho
Tropical Fruit Company. quoting adj
vices recently received from agents
OF the Mexican Fruit and Steamship
Company, a subsidiary. -,
Frontera is at the mouth OF the
Usumaclnta River, on the Gulf oS
Mexico. and has been used for q,
numher Of years as a shipping point.
Tor bananas and dye wooks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
OLD DOMINION STEAMER
C0lllOES WITH TANKER
Jnrnc"t"wn Docks at New York With
Hole In Her BOW SIX Feet
Above wnterIine.
Try Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. April &c. = Tho Old
Dominion liner jamestown. inward :
bound from Norfolk. tonight collided
with the Shipping Board tanker
overbrook aud anchored In the lower
bay The tanker. which at first was
reported to be sinking. was moved
toward shallow water. and the
Jamestown. with n hole Mt the bow
SIX feet above the waterline. pro-
ceeded Ia her pier. The crew of the
OvcrbrOok remained aboard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
CHESTERFIELD ASKS AID
TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES
Battalion Chief Raffu and 81,
Fircmcn Leave for Survey
Of Situation.
BOY SCOUTS ARE ENLISTED
Camp In Serious Danger, Report
Stntcs-iiundrrdS Of Acres of
Timber Destroyed and Flames
Threaten Villages.

With forest iires raging on "a ten
mile front Chesterfield County Icst
night sent An appeal to Richmond for
ni1. lSttalion-Ghief John +. Rano
and six iiremen lef, at midnight for
'.'hESbrfield ConrthbusN and hurI
'Ircds OF Boy Scouts this morning viii
,oln forces With other volunteers in
Iuc!lins the flames which threaten
TO wipe out thousands OF acres OF
valuable timber and seriously endan-
ger several villages and numerous
prosperous farms.
Reports from Chesterfield Indicate
that the fire Is one OF the larges; in
several years. For more than two
days LARGE force has been endcavor-
ing to get IL under control. but with
out success. The fire extends from
the vicinity OF Hopeweil Church to
near Prcwry's Hun. and the namcs
are said to be nenacing Chesterfield
Courthouse
Fire Chief Makes start.
Chief Rafro was notified Of the
danger late last night and immedi-
ately started for the danger point
in a truck 4 survey OF the situa-
ton Will BIZ made and apparatus will
he dispatched il there Is any possi-
hHity that it will be OF any use
Hundreds of Boy Scouts will leave
this morning for the Boy Scout camp.
near Chesterfield Courthouse a mes-
sage to Scout Executive Charles L.
Weaver last night stated that the
place was threatened and may be
wiped out. He got in touch with
Scout'nastcrs OF city troops and or
ders for the boys to assemble a.
8 o'clock this morning prepared for
duty were issued.
Mr.. Weaver stated last night that
Ralph lioar. who is in charge OF tho
camp. had appealed to him for aid in
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-24
OLD D0MZ2KTQW VESSEL
GETS SX-FOOT HOLE
nv OCEAN COLLISION
Steamer Jamesfo,r,, Ranmed
6r Shipping Bonrd Tanker
OEerbrOok.
fBy Associated P-ess.1

NEW YORK. April 23-The pro-
tective committee organized to safe
guard interests OF fifty eight stock
exchange houses under contract to
dellVer Stutz Motor Car COMPANY
STOCK. tomorrow morning will seek
authority Ia settl. with Allan A.
Ryan at $3.50 share. II was an
nonnced late today. Mr. Ryan is
sahu I" have agreed t. settle at
that figure last Wednesday, but later
withdrew the offer.