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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
HOLD CLINICS REGULARLY
IN BABY WELFARE WORK
Cary street Settlement ~cn-Opcrntinr
with Instructive Visiting Nurse
Association in Undertaking..

Baby welfare ana ma clinics
are now being held regularly by the
ton at l23 South Harrison Street. in
corporation with tho Cary street
Settlement work. Or. NJ. T.. Rurkcr
is IN charge of prenatal instruction
ana lr. IL. ;, stern instructs in the
proper care Of the babies. The clinic
Tor whit" women and children is held
on Mondays. and In" clinic for
coiorcd women on Thursdays OF each
mond will be greatly reduced this
summer, IL is hoped. through this
medium.
tndernourishrd and anacmic Chill
dr"n TO the number of almost 200
are now on the list Of those recon
mchdcd by the nurses for the month
of wholesome food and play in tho
open, which is part of tho program
~ camp Harrison" where tho Girls
Auxiliary of the Instructive Visiting
Nurse Association will take The first
group of forty girls on June is. Free
transportation To and from the camp
ana u special car is given by the
{. ~ q. Ia the children and those in
charEe each year. 1t is one and one
half hours journey from Richmond.
IN n report read by the smprrin-
sGmd%nt Of IN" instructive Visiting
hoard yesterday. ii was stated that
the visiting nurses had paid $3.50
visits to 595 patients during May.
Three score and ten new babies
were reported by the visiting nurses
and loi prospective mothers under
supervision.
Final class exercises wcrc held re-
Gently ut independence Han. in South
Richmond. by this group OF twenty
Two out Of twenty-five colorcd
women who began the work under
the instruction OF one Of tho four
coiored visiting nurses, Florence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
STRUCK BY |NTERURBAN
CAR; DIES IN HOSPITAL
MISS Ruby Jones Is Fatally Injured
While Inspecting Farm Land
i'm (ItCSfpr0plI

MISS Ruby Jones died yesterday
afternoon shortly after being rushed
10 Grace Hospital suffering from in
ltrics sustained when she and W. j.
ituSscll were truck by Il S|outhbound
ihtcrurban car near Stop Is in Chess
tcrteld county. Mr.. Russell was re-
ported to he resting quietly At Il late
iour last night, but the extent of his
INJURIES. which are serious, is not
known.
Russell, who was employed by tho
real estate firm of j. y. Connolly. OF
richmond. WAS Il farm salesman. and
was showing Miss Jones .-omo farm
lands II was interested III when
they were struck as they were cross-
ing the tracks. According 10 reports.
the motorinan of the car did not see
the couple in time to avuidi striking
them.
Miss Jones was tho daurl1c Ct of Mrs.
y. Y. Jones. of 1906 North Twenty
second street. Russell lives at 2il3
Avenue. Both were brought
to the seventh street terminal and
rushed TO Grace Hospital. Miss Jones
gave UP her position several months
ago as chief clerk at Memorial Hos
pital TO visit friends in Baltimore,
according TO a brother. Charles s.
Jones. She returned Monday after
noon.
No funeral arrangements have lccn
made pending arrival OF relatives.
beside her mother. She is survived
10y eight brothers II one sister: l..
~. l.. L.. I. II. Jones and Mrs. T.. l..
Fowler. all of Baltimore: and o. VI.
Jones. of New York: W. L.. Jones.
of Philadelphia. and II. T., Z. :. and
X. y. Jones. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
JUDGE SCOTT COMPILING
REPORT OF BIG DEBT CASE
Large Sums tO lie Distributed Among
commissioned and Attorneys In
West Virginia Hearing.

robert T.. Scott, special commits
sioncr in the famous Nest Virginia
debt case. in which the distribution
of $4,000, 600 in bonds and 100000
in cash is involved. announced yes
terday that all evidence has been
heard, and that he IS now busy com
pilinS his report To Jud,Sc X. Garter
Scott. of the city Circuit Court. He
said that he hoped TO make his report
before July ].
Included in tho report will he tho
recommendations OF the special COM
missioner concerning the ~istribu,io
OF the funds. Many persons are in
tcrcstcd in this phase OF the matter.
An approximate average OF $4,000
each for services and cXrcnscs is
claimed by the eight members OF the
West Virginia Debt Commission. IL is
stated. and attorneys fees accumu-
lated during the years will. in some
cases. run much higher. West Vir-
Ginia is claiming compensation for
100000 worth of bonds of Virginia
which she holds in the case and other
questions Will probably lac decided
when tho report OF the commissioner
is submitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
COLONEL HODGES TELLS OF
EFFICACY OF STATE BUDGET
Ala 10 Governor Addresses nicbmn,I
first CIub-olirer j. SnndS ON
Hnck-to-Eurm Movement

constructive work in Virginia and
me Advantages of the budget, sys-
tom We're the subjects of an address
~ Colonel Leroy Hodges. aid 10
GOVERNOR Westmoreland Davis. be-
ior" the Richmond First Club a. IN.
noon. "
Colonel Hodges spoke along the
iinn OF constructive work to aid in
improving conditions. He pointed
oiit thht a city carefully laid out and
Planned VIII grow more quickly thar
on" which springs up OF it's own
accord and without plan. Colonel
ii"dGcs, pointed out the economy of
me budget system and its other ad-
NantaScs.
oliver j.. Sands. president of the
american National Bank. Will adj
urcSs the organization at its next
meeting on his plan to return labor
ton. ~
Jesse Wood. president of tho club.
was absent Yesterday, and j, Euy
i'uaicy, vicc-prcsidcnt. presided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
SUNDAY WILL MARK CLOSE
OF BROAD STREET DRIVE
Funds In Sight for New Church In
cludc Several Large Sub
Scriptipns.

Sunday morning vii witness the
close OF the Intensive drive which
has been conducted the past week 10y
Broad street Methodist Church to
raise the necessary S60.6ro to com-
plctc tho fund for tho new Community
Church. W. L.. burton and Curtis G.
Galley, captains Of the two canvass
ing teams. made their reports at a
rally at the church last night. Tho
meeting was largely attended and
much enthusiasm manifested.
Funds in sight" .cr tho new Broad
street Church inriudc $4,000 from
the Virginia BOARD Of Missions, $50
600 from the lone Mission Board at
Nashville, and "A maintenance fund of
S2.500 annually from the Nashville
board.
Contributions will hc made from
tho floor of the auditorium following
the crnon Sunday morning to com
plctc tho quota Of cocoon pledged hv
Eroad Street Methodist congregation.
Speakers last night were :. =.
NorthinEton. DIR. w. q. Leach. W. -.
Smithdeal. l.. II. Courtney and Rev.
Fred Il. chcnault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
w. AND l.. ALUMNI BANQUET
PLAN INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN
Dean Campbell Stresses Necessity
for Raising Fund and Oniccrs
Are Elected

II. II. Campbell, dean OF Washing
ton and Ice University. was the prin-
cipal speaker At a banquet held 10y
the Alumni Association Of Richmond
IT tho University Club TUESDAY night
The banquet was held in the interest
of a campaign to begin in Virginia
ON Jun" u, for The purpose of raising
Nir=inia's quota of the new $1,000
600 wmcnt fund
DIR, Campbell spoke on the ncccssi-
~ ior..n new endowment me tho
possibilities offered to the univ"rsitv
with the additional funds. rrofcs-
s"r Hall. of tho university. spoHc
along Il same lines. Robert Adams.
resident secretary OF the Alumni A.
s"clation Tor the country. was pres
ont. Fly hundred and scvcnty-nvc
thousand dollars already has been
raised. with only three states heard
from. Five thousand dollars has
been raised among the Richmond
Regular election Of officers for tho
year took plac" Immediately after
~" banquet. Those elected arc: l.
Morrison Hutchinson. president: col
0ncI Leroy Hodges and J. Darlington
MoSely. vice presidents. and lanes n,
lFicc, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
RICHMOND MAN H0NORED
IN NJ. 0. v. p. E. R. ELECTION
Iva G. Pe1ouzc Chosen ns Chief
Justice of Mystic Order or Yelled
prpuhctS
NY Associated Prcss1

.ED3 'NHVVIdN'I I!'SS
KANSAS CITY. MO, June AT
!antic city, ~. j.. was chosen as the
neNt annual meeting place of tho
Mystic Order of the Yelled Prophets
Of the Enchanted Realm by The SUI
rremc Council of the body which
completed a three-day session hero
today.
The national officers OF the order
who were chosen include:
Grand Monarch. Dwight j.. Cone.
t'all River. Mass; Deputy Grand Mon
arch, Z. Il. Wardwell. Rome. y. y.
Chief Justice, Edward G. Pclouzo
ltichmond, Va; Grand Orator. An
thony j.. 1ttner. St. Louis; Captain
OF the Guard. George \. TrcadwclI
New Orleans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
JOHN MARSHALL SENIORS
PREPARE FOR GALA TIME
commencement Exercises begin To-
night With Much N~crryinaking
at High school,

seniors At Lohn Marshall High
School VIII celebrate Glass Night"
room in In" basement, which is used
Tor the Sehpp! cafeteria. Much mrr-
rymahins Is planned for the occa-
sion.
Tomorrow nigh; Is Alumni Night"
when viii BE- celebrated in tho audi
forum OF tho Jefferson Hotel with a
sarIed program concluding with
IT was decided Yesterday that SEN
Tors This year win not wear flowers
on commencement night. This ariion
was taken by the seniors themselves
sild y regarded a. most commcnda-
~perishahlc. and III" girls who are no.
able TO afford flowers. or whose
friends cannot afford to send Them.
would naturally. feel kerSly the lack
classmates were wearing huge bou-
The class nigh, committee is com.
pose q m" following Faculty.
Wheeler and Niuccu,e PARISH seniors
Misses Dorothy Gridl!u. I.lSi, Fl,u,
and Elizabeth Showalror ANA
Messrs. Ralph Bethel. Edwin FINGER
gram was designed by Ernest On
bert and is hand painted. to serve as
u mo!nento OF ting occasion.
play, written by NJ IS Gydno-.
foilows:,proloEuc, Roger l. Mann. Pan.
Edwin Finger; youth. fIizaboil,
IiEgs, and Cloud-of-thc-sky. All..
Bnrksdale. The nymphs a~ttcndsnts
phrey,. Fannie Gray and Mary Skin
ner. An Irish love song viii he s,-o-
by stuart T~revvett. y iray-n9ir
dance VII be one OF tho attractive
for all seniors viii follow he pl.I.
Refreshments Will be served.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Instruction in NirGinia. and Dr. William
A., Brumicld. of the State Board Of Health
WI! speak at the second session of tho
Association of the Workers for the blind.
at Lynchburo. today and tomorrow.
a Liliputian wedding and musical will
odist Church; boulevard and STUART, Ave
s:l5 o'cioSk. Fifty chii,lrcn will take
nar, IN INC Wedding ceremony. with a
III attendance 1T the Wedding.
Postmaster Hay r. Thornton YESTERDAY
received announcement Of four uustmas-
IN NirE!nin as follows: Walter bernard
Mosclcy. Avis: james \. Allen. Hebron.
and Parrish l.. Robe rtson. Mon;obeIlow.
The usual battalion parade will take
rlacc today at 1910 o'clock ON the parad.
ground in front OF hcadGuattcrS at Iainu
Ice. Many. Richmond people enjoy mo
torinE out for the drill and for the tea
Last OF u series OF dances given hv tho
Nnrnan's Auxiliary to the iiowitzcrs' AS
Women are among tho pmtroncssts AMI
members OF the AUXILIARY will act as chan
crons. Refreshments. VIII hc served ana
q ihzZ orchestra viii furnish the music.
o'clock.
Plans for an outdoor hike bv Company
B Richmond Light Infantry Blues. were
ing IN the Blues Armorv. although no
Cchnitc. arrangements wor" inud". Conn
pan . VIII hold its regular drill and
meeting tonight At S:lj o'clock in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
FOR RECEPTION TO CONVOY
Governor Davis and L.icutcnnnt-Goy-
"rh"r buchanan to Welcome Motor
TrnnspOrtS tO Nirrinin-

y motor truck convoy DISPATCHED
by the War Department over the
National Highway. from
washington to Los Angeles. cal.
starting June II. will arrive In Rich-
Im"nn aume 10. observation-disclosures
nonh FRANKLIN. of the regular army.
VIII ne III command. The personnel
viii be composed OF about twenty
SSiviilans,' oili2ers of tho Eankhcad
national Highway ana their djsijn-
SuiShcd guests. There Will be INV
odd. trucks and automobiles. motor
vHclcS ana tractors, making Il process
si"h OF over two miles. .~Appropriatc
ceremonies will he held at ,hr ma
.ional highway starting point. the
,tIipsc," neur tho White House in
W aShinEton on tho morning OF Juno
:. n"t2rc inc convoy departs from
INC national capital.
Nanrcsscs Will be delivered by tho
Secretary of War. Secretary OF NAVY.
Hcneral Charles II. Drake. chief of Tho
Norwood of Alabama. and others.
president Wilson has hccn Invited to
review. tho convo as il paSsos
through the White House grounds.
u; n. ~itoundircc. OF birmingham. Ala.
hlrector-gcncral Of the Eankhcad Ma
tional Highway Association. has boon
appointed by the War Department.
as field director of tho CONVOY AND
viii have charge of and arrange All
details.
Governor Davis will welcome tho
convoy Ia Virginia at tho southern
cnd OF tho Potomac Bridge. Lieu
icnant-Govcrnor buchanan will de-
iiN'r an address of welcome at I'rcd-
crlckShurE. The convoy will reach
Richmond o 3 o'clock. and viii
camp Tor the night at the Fair
~oun leaving tho morning of
Marshall lIiGh Schoo! cadets.
Ihc convoy Will move. in every re-
Spcct, on "A war footing. and will he
prepared TO tax pictures. measure
h government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
OBSERVE FATHERS DAY
Arc Due for ItcroSnitinn Sunday.
Movement Launched by Miss
Kate SwincfOrd.

Fathers OF Virginia are 10 have
duo recognition NEXT Sunday when
Fathers Day VIII he more or less
pinia through II movement launched
last year by Miss Kat" Swincford,
OF Drcwry's Blum, who is now prcsi-
dent OF the National Fathers Day
Club.
Miss Swineford fclt that n
mothers were entirely too much in
the public eye, and that the bread
winner OF the family was being rclc-
gated to oblivion in the new order
OF things. therefore ministers and
other public speakers arc asked to
make some allusion TO fathers gem
orally in their next sun
day. and the public Is asked 10 wear
something rcd. a flower or other en-
blem. in recognition Of the signih-
canoe OF the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
HONOR COLONEL HODGES
Ma to Governor Davis VIII he
initiated Into Phi Brtn Knppn Mt
M~nShimEIOn mud Lee.

Colonel Leroy Hodges. aid to Gov
Washington and Lee University.
where. tomorrow night. he Will he
initiated in the Phi Beta Kappa fra
tcrnity.
Membership in this fraternity
comes after tho undergraduate
period only to men who have at
iaincd distinction in their chosen
field of work.
The society was founded at W;l-
liam and Mary Cft!csc. Chapters
have since been opened in many OF
inc leading universities and colleges
in America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

AssociatlOn for Preservation OF
Virginia Antiquities, John MIR
shall House. II.
Woman's Auxiliary. Biucs' Assoc
cintion. Biucs Armory, 3.
Observation-Disclosures vs.. Peters,
burg, boulevard Field, I,:SO.
Nineteenth annual meeting,
Chiidrcn's Home Society, Highland
Park, >.
Council Committee on Orui-
nanccs, \.
"ClnsS Night" John Marshall
High school, s..
"F'nscinntinE Fanny Brown.'
by Christian ~Endcuvor OF Vest
minister Presbyterian Church, Gin
ter Park School auditorium, S,I5.
Strnnd-'"rhut's My wife,"
musical comedy, S;3O.
Lyric-VnudcvIlic, 2. 5;I5, o:IO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
GROWTH OF RICHMOND
FEDERAL BANK HEALTHY
T"oi Resources Arc S3I".SGT.5I5 aud
Total Assets, S13i.aGi. TSN-tap.tui
md Surplus, S1O,.l3,4G..

Total cSOurCcs Of the RICHMOND
Federal Reserve Bank. as given yes
icrday in the annual report of the in
Stitutton. are s3i2,S6T.5l7.I5. Total
earning assets are listed at Si3i.9ol.-
IS9.50. Federal rcscrvc notes out
standing total S~ld7,S23.210.
Total capital and surplus OF tho
bank is given as SlO.2l2.46263. There
were nineteen additions To the mem
hcrship OF the Federal Reserve i'm the
district. Total volume OF discount
operations is Si.lS9. 00O. 600. aS com
Pared with S2.23I.0 600. 900 for the year
lHlS. Increase shown is SIS per cent.
During the year the bank handled
daily an average Of $3.50 items.
amounting 20 S~30,SOS,5i3. as COM
pared with the daily average for 1918
OF 3G.5i0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Mrs. r'nris Head nclirr Committee

Mis-. 7. W. FLIlN WNN NESI'INIs
made chairman OF tn" relief commit
too Of II Richmond Tuberculosis AS
tho Instructive Visiting Nurse Asso-
citation, secretary and treasurer. ON
tho COMMITTEE" are Mrs. John g Hayes,
Mrs. John 6. Robertson, H. - Boykin.
Miss Charlotte Whiting. Mrs. T.. IL.
Mott, Rev. Father Charles T.. llanni-
ran. Mr.. Dunford. Miss Mamie y.
Minor. Mrs. Roy Is Flanagan. Miss
t.. Gordon Friend. l.. u. stern.
The relief committee iS AN out
growth OF clinical aud educational
work of the Richmond Tuberculosis
N~sSociation, which has NOR" than
doubled It's membership within the
last rcw weeks. Social agencies
which are cooperating in the tub"T-
culosis work are represented on the
relief committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

William Q. Hall, chnrrcd with Tho
murder OF Il n. Shacklcford and
] lawrence II. Hudson. will h" tried for
IN" third time during tho October
session of the Prince William cour,
trial to begin October II. Hail is
charged with shooting the two mon
Whi'H they were carrying WHISKY
across the State In AN automobile.
Hall being a prohibition inspcctor
The case has resulted in IL hung Jury
in TWO previous trials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Charges Arc pismI..,J

Nltcr additional testimony had boon
given IN Police Court Yesterday Jus-
'ic" Maurice dismissed the charge
i'GalnSt walter Il. Anderson. manager
OF a local cigar store. charged with
making imnror"r proposals To Mrs.
Evelyn King. The court also decided
70 lSfnlSS Il charge against Mrs.
NlhC OF abusing and threatening to
assault n married woman who lives
IN tho East End. Mrs. King is still
Under Il charge OF shupliftinr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Stuart Circle tipnI. Tonight.

Gradnating oNcrciscs :or Stuart
circle Hospital will he held in the
andi;orium Of the Jefferson Hotel
tonight at $50 o'clock. The grad
lalinE class is one of the largest in
the history OF, the hospital. ten nurses
receiving diplomas this year. The
commencement sermon was preached
AT First Baptist Church last SUNDAY
night by Rev. O.. w. Mcdaniel. d.. ID.
DI2icinE Will follow the graduating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Arrange for Mcrchnn,,. u,c,

Arrangements for the rocra for
Us annual conference Of tho South
crn Retail Merchants ronrcrnnrc l.,
Richmond in August s'ill bo made to-
Gay ut j." o'clock. at a preliminary
meeting 81 tho Board OF Directors in
INC auditorium OF tho Chamber Of
,omm"rc". NJ. s. McEinnon. of
l~iartSvillc. s. C.. will preside. r.. r.
SNdh"r. Of Richmond Dry Goods Com
lany. VIII represent the Trade Ey-
tension bureau of the Chamber or
Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
w.ddeu Tu,k, on Cree.

A~IeNand"r ". WeGdelI. CONSUL rrn-
raj to Athens from the United states.
gave a most Interesting lecture al
taking for his subject. Ancient ana
Modern Greece" lie compared INC
history OF the nation during the two
periods, Modern Greece. he said
has de~tcrioatcd rapidly. and the
Rlories n romance nf oldcn days
are gone, a new Greecc having spyunr
up. whose industries and commcrcc
embrace tho /orid. The talk was IL
Illustrated wlS lantern slides.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
VIII Celebrate July 4.

Plans for celebration OF July 4 hv
Highland Park citizens are taking
shape. The program will include a
hand or twenty-five pieces, moving
pictures, dancing and a baseball
game. Captain Charles Rose ana
Lieutenant Il. Eiwood Tragic will
take part i'll the exercises. Colonel
g. w. Vaughan is chairman of -
emo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10
Pastures Decline In Condition.

Pastures have declined in condition
during the month. and are now TG ncr
cent OF normal last month they were
-, last year log This is the lowest,
condition OF pasture since 1915 when
rh.N were ~ per cnt
Prospects for all fruit. while not
promising a bumper crop. are above
me average. and the condition is good
m al! parts Of the state EXCEPT In a
lew Counties Of the Appalachian
Highland, where frosts on MAY 18Th
and 10Th did considerable damage,
m" condition of apples is 20 per cent
compared with 60 per cent last year.
ana 81 the ;cn-year average. The
condition OF peaches is -. compared
WITH 90 last year and 55 the tcn-vcar
1yeragc. Pears show n cndition OF
81, compared with 80 last wear. and
= the icn-ycnr Average. The con-
ditiou of fruit in the United states IL
as follows: Apples - Oast year 6sJ:
peaches G5. CAST year 73): pears 70,
CAST year Co.
Condition OF Virginia cotton on
May 18th was II. compared with 80
last year. and 81 tnc ten-ycnr aver
exc. About 81 per cent more fer
t!lizer Was used per acre this wear
than In 1919: $40 lbs. per acre this
yesI; $50 lbs. in 1919. and $50 lbs. in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
REJOICING ovER TIE
ApRIATIC SETTLEMENT

Rapallo. Italy. Nov. 14.-Belief that
the settlement Of tho Adriatie Issue
reached by Italy and Jugo-Slavia would
be received with satisfaction abroad
was expressed by Premier Giolitti to
the Associated Press today.
Tho understanding eliminates one
of the most acute causes OF friction and
consolidates European peace. which Is
so dee-lv needed and desired by all
countries" said the premier. "ltalo-
Jugo-Slax antagonism IS folly. as the
two countries need each other and have
the greatest interest to live. trade and
work in peace.
Serbia, Croatia and Jugo-Slavia and
In Italy the best and most, profitable
market for their agricultural products
and timber. while Italy con EXPORT 10
those countries all OF her industrial
goods also using Serbia as bridge for
her commerce throughout the Balkan
states
Count Sforza. minister Of foreign at
fairs. said:
AT last we can say that the keys to
our house are IG our pockets. as the
Alps are now crtircly in our posse.
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
Recaivs UlttmatuI11

Constantinople. Nov. l2-The Geor-
gian government is reported to have
received an ultimatum from the Turk
ish nationalists ordering them to evacu-
ate Batum.
,rmenians. we're compelled to sigt the
temporary armistice now in effect be-
tween them and the Turkish national
lists because OF the necessity Of with
drawing their forces from Alexandropol
to put down an uprising Of Tartar
rebels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
nAmand Surrender

London, Nov. 1.-the copenhagen
correspondent of the xchange Telegram
sovs today That q dispatch from Berlin
announces that, according to Moscow
official wireless, the commander Of the
Bolshevik army on the southern front
has sent a demand to General Wrangel
rux his immediate surrender, promising
amnesty to General Wrangel ana MS
t,-npnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-15
EnYeIoping Movement.

Paris. Nov. 1.-THE French Foreign
office today confirmed the hopelesSncss
Of General WrangeI's military situation.
Tho evacuation OF Sebastopel ny CT
villains and foreigners is under way,
according TO foreign office advlces, but
the members of General Wran=eIs