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Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-29
All Wind.

Henry Watterson, the famous e1-
editor, was talking about politicians.
Take the wind, the CUFF, out Of a
politician" he said, "and what re-
mains?
"A noted politicians wife was lis
tening to her husband over the tele-
phone. Five, ten, fifteen minutes she
listened patiently. Then she said:
"'Excuse me, Charles. Just a mo-
ment. l want to change the receiver
to the other a This ones SO tired
Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1920-07-29
The Appeal
of Khaki
Ga0
By JANE Osborn

Copyright, 1913, by the Mcclure Newspa-
per Sy~ndicate.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
FIND DRY AGENTS. SPY
WHO TOLD ON SHERIFF
STRUNG UP IN PRISON
Tennessee Governor and Infor-
nal Rcrcnuc Officials ProEc
Death of Mforyncr.
IEy Asaoriatcd rrcse. !

NASHVILLE. Jan. 26.--InvestiGatiou
by Federal and state officials into cir
cumstanccs surrounding the death of
Fred Murphy. whose body was found
hanging by a wire in his coll in the
McMinnv:!ie Jail this morning. Will
begin immediately
howard Ewing. assistant tnitcd
states district attorney, will be in
McAlinnvillc tomorrow TO begin an in
V"S,isation into the case.
W do not believe il Il suicide from
the Information received" Mr.. Ewing
SAID Murphy has been "A government
informant for some time
sheriff 4. I. Warren. of Warren
County, who had custody q Murphy.
aud is. In charge Of The Jail at Ne
MinnNi.lc, is under a $1,000 bond for
appearance at tho next term OF Fed
cral court to answer ii charge OF own
inS. operating and furnishing food
products for a disti!lcry. Murphy was
a Witness against tho sheriff.
Governor Roberts has ordered an in
vcStigation. and inquiry by tho grand
jury Is also expected
Murphy, who had been under bond
awaiting trial on charge OF forgery.
was surrendered by his bondsmcn Sat
Hrday. and was lodged in Jail a Nc
Minnvillc. Mrs. Warren, wiic Of tho
sheriff. is reported 10 have discovered
Inc lifclcss body when she opened the
door of the cell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
MUST STUDY
ALIENS AND NATIVES ALIKE
AFFECTED BY KENYON'S BILL
senate Pnsscs A,nericaniZatio ton Mems
10 Compel Attendance at
school 700 Hours Yearly.
rHy .>sseeta,ed Press. !

WASHINGTON Jan. 2s.-Thc Senate
by q vote OF 80 to II today passed the
Kenyon .Amcr!caniEat!on bill which!
would require all residents Of The
United States of II 20 81, not mentally
or physically disqualified. and all allen
residents between IL and 81. who can
not speak. read or write English. to
attend school not less than eeU hours
Il year.
Administration Of the bits p-ovi-
sions was placed an tho Secretary of
Interior working through the bureau
u Education. Tie measure requires
that the sum appropriated be appor-
toned among the States in ratio TO
the number OF resident il!itcrat.S, pro-
vIdtng' however. tina, the State sppro
Pirate an cqua! eum for the same pur-
pose. Not less than $5,0oo would be
allotted to one stat. IN any year.
Efforts to transfer tho administra-
;!on OF the measure 20 the Secretary
of Labor were defeated jus; before the
:inal Tc;c was taken. The measure
had been before tho senate fo- about
a week ana during debate several
senator's expressed apprehension that
the variance In the age limits liked for
American and for alien iilitera;cs
would conflict with existing treaties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
TREATY PARLEY BREAKS UP
LODGE REFUSES TO MODIFY
TWO STRONG RESERVATIONS
Democrats to Force Whole Matter
bnck on Floor or senate for
Decisive Action.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26-The whole
question Of pcac" treaty ratification
was flung back 10 the floor of the
Senate with the virtual collapse to-
day, OF the bipartisan conference
inc END came with amazing swift
ness. after Senator Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts. the Republican leader. had
informed Democrats. led ny Senator
Hitchcock. OF Nebraska. that there
could be no change in the reservations
me much discussed Article y.
IN the face of this. tho Democrats :
walked out for a private conference.
asrceinE, meanwhile. TO make reply
I" senator Lodge early tomorrow.
First news Of the breaking of Of
diplomatic relations, so to speak. was
given by Senator Hitchcock in n state
mcnt which broadly intimated thar
tai'nrc OF Republicans to give cround
III an effort TO reach Il basis OF com
promise was duo to the threatened rr-
i,ni, o.i or hcpublicans Senate leaders,
lnriuuing many ardently seeking nm
Gnu to the long -protracted treaty de-
naic, frankly admitted tonight that
rnrS .rms could Sec no hone Of agreement.
eegiHnfnE probably tomorrow.
!, senator liitchcocls declined TO spccu-
renewal Of hostili,ics. hut most Dnmo' e
Gratis declared nothing was to hc
s'.ne" by further secret conferences.
., -, looks as If the te's up," de-
crcSon' n leader OF the mid rescrvo-
tlon group. and this seemed to hit ~.
mnii on the head, in the opinion or
most senator's
Democrats discussed panor,r ,,
INC OF procedure. and ii was tcnra
lively decided. in the event oC ntta-
,riiure nris OF the conference tomorrow. to
ncSch' 10 the senate notifications in
me treaty agreed upon by Dcmocr,ts :
ana insist upon a vote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
ACCIDENT At SOUTH END
OF FIRST STREET BRIDGE
Norihbound First and Niaduct Car
in Crash With Hull Street
Trolley.
NO ONE IS FATALLY HURT
Fronts OF Cars Arc Badly Damaged
and MotOrman Jones Narrowly
Escapes Dcath-Traflic Is Halt II
More Than Hour.
NO ONE is FATALLY HURT

Six persons We're injured yesterday
evening about o'clock. when north
bound First. and Eladuct car. in pass
ing from the double track to the single
track at the south end of the First
street bridge. crashed into Il south
bound Hull Street car.
y. :. Gordon. 1910 North Avenue.
was taken to Grace Hospital. where ne
is suffering with painful cut about
Z. i. Jones. e4rs wes, cary street,
motorman OF ;he Hyll street car, sus-
tanned a sr!aincd ictt. knee.
street, eondGsior Of Of th~ IL hui Hui stree5 Netp
car. was bruised abou, the body.
l.. :. Elliott. 26 West Cary street.
to the Grace Hospital. treated and al
lowed TO leave.
Two other. Taken Home.
l.. II. Eler. notor,nan OF the First
and Niaduct car. cut about the face.
anu aix,,, tnoaaas s, r, ~ Io,!ihs i%ii * North
were both taken home.
Both cars Were travelling AZ low
rate Of speed. but the from, ends wcrc
collision. The Hull Street car was
struck sideways bE the First and Via
duct car which was abou; TO pass
into tho right front end Of the car
Motorman Jones barely escaped Sc
!ious injury in the collision by Jump
ing back into one corner OF the VeSti-
bulc Of his car. which Was not objected
by the collision.
Passengers Are shaken Lp.
In addition 10 those injured. 4 large
number OF passengers on the First
and N!dduct car were joetled and
shaken in The collision. Traffic was
stopped for an hour and half as re-
Sult OF the accident.
II is thought that the collision waS
duo TO the failure of the motormen 10
see either car because OF the Slcct and
ice which constantly. collected on The
car windows during the afternoon and
evening. impeding the movement OF
the cars and interfering with other
traffic on ihc streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
WASHINGTON EXPECTS
WILSON WILL APPOINT
HOUSTON TO TREASURY
Secretary Of agriculture Said
TO Hare Rccn Picked To
Succeed Glass.

W y : n y g. r - y. Jan aG--CrlcSs
rl"nS suddenly ar" changed, President
Wilson Is expected to transfer Sccrc-
tarE houston from tho Department Of
AEr!cultur" TO the Treasury Depart.
m"nt TO succeed Carter Glass, who is
about 20 take his scat ms Senator
from Virginia.
While all official information still
was being withheld today. i, was nm
1srsto"d that tho nomination Of Mr.
Houston had occn prepared. and. uu-
less some development arises at the
hst moment. II is expected 10 be pre-
TWO.
The move wouid he tho first transfer
o. Cabinet officer from one depart
mcit |" another during President VIII
sons adm !nistration shifts w.rc frc
quent an the administration OF Pres.
incnt Roosevelt, but all the changes in
Iresldcnt WILSON'S Cabinet have been
RESERVATIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
LEVY SEEKS VOLUNTEERS TO FIGHT FLU EPIDEMIC
SIX PERSONS INJURED IN STREET RAIL WAY COLLLSIOl
Employers Will Discuss
Flu" Situation Today

Employers of large numbers of
persons In ltlchmond, in business ar
manufacturing lines, arc urged by
the Director of Public Welfare, DIR.
IL. &. Levy, TO attend n called meet
ing to- he held this afternoon. in the
auditorium OF the Chamber Of Conn
mcrcc. nj 4;S0 o'clock.
This meeting is of great impOr-
tnncc. II il 10 bc held for the pur-
pose of arranging humrs for opcn-
ing and closing places OF business
and manufacturing embellishments,
30 nA to distribute ~ fur n> po,si-
bic the crowds On the street
morning and evening, in view of the
present Influenza situation.
In calling this meeting DIR. Levy
believes TINT n schedule worked out
nnd agreed to by the employers
themselves will lie far more accept
Hbic md will lie better enforced
than would any arbitrary arrange
nicnts made by himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
RUlNOR OF MONARCYZST
UPRISING GIVES RISE TO
EXCITEMENT IN BERLIN
Wi/hei,nsfrussc Under Heur,.
CunrdFohoming Attempt 10
.1ssassinatc ErSberger.
fBy Associated pr.ss

hEitLlN. Jan. Observation-Disclosures
tonieht is harricadcd and under the
SHaru OF numerous troops. 4 patrol of
eighteen armed automobiles and n haIf
dozen huge motor trucks loaded with
arncd troopS arrived carly in the even
position in front of the government
nuildinE and shut off all traffic from,
the thoroughfare
The precautions taken by Minister of
i,ctcnSc NoSkc were stimulated, in nd
uilion 10 the assault upon Matthias Err
p"EScr To-Day, ny rumorS that the mon
archiSts would attempt an imsurrcc-
Ton on the eve of the former I.nI
pcrors birthday. which occurs iomor
IoM. ana that the attack was TO hn
primarily directed against the Jndc-
Pcndcni Socialists and Radicals
Matthias ErZberscr. the Minister nf
j. nance was wounded by n shot nrcJ
al hiIn as he was leaving the criminai
courts building after a hearing i'm th,.
iit,eiitrrich libel suit One shot struck
be serious. ''u ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Ii You Need a Crown
Here Is Your Chance |!
NV .Associa,cd prcgs.

SicnlSirtci, n friend Of Constantine,
former King OF Greece, is visiting
London jewel merchants Altering
for sale the crown OF the cN-kinG.
II have disposed of some small
Jewels, orders and badges belong
ing to the former King" he Snid
today. 81 nm now trying to dis
pose OF Somc more prctcntious
jewels. some of them very fine
specimens. that His Majesty col
lertcd when he was King.
"fhc crown iS n Ercnt difficulty.
IL Is not the state crown, hut u
smaller dfndrn,, which His Majesty
used ON state occasions. II is re-
puted Z" he worth S150.UOO. but nx
prircs OF Jewels 20 now, ii should
bc worth much moro. do not de-
sire nm auction, HS II would bc
Und fed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
MRS. SH0NTS SUES AGAIN
Widow or Traction Magnnte Tries Ia
Recover Property From
His "Friend''
I ~ Associated Press l

NEW YORK, Jan. o6.-A summons
In new suit against Mrs Amanda {.
Ihomas, principal beneficiary under
the VIII of the late Theodore T. Shonts,
was filed today by his widow. Mrs.
Milla d: Shonts. The new action IS
said TO be for the purpose OF recover
ing real and personal property which
Mrs. Shonts believes her husband gave
to Mrs. Thomas before his death Th;,
property is said to exceed $1,000. 0nu
in value. The complaint in the action
has not yet been filed.
Mrs. ShontS recently filed suit
against Mrs. Thomas asking for 81
100000 damages for alleged aliena-
tion OF her husbands affections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
CHURCHES GAIN 2,779,667
IN MEMBERSHIP SINCE 1916
Report In New Year Hook of Churches
OF Christ shows increases
in cmbcrHlip.
IBy Universal Service. ]

NEW YORK, Jan. .6.-Mcmbcrship p
III churches OF all denominations in
creased ,1I?66GI since 1916. accord
ing TO the New Year Book, issued to-
DAY by the Federated Council of the
Churches of Christ in America.
The following figures OF present
membership in the United states APP
pear in the book
Protestant. o5.9S0.i56: Roman Cath
olic l7,54?.324: Jewish, 10000 Nor
man. 43i.3SN: Greek Orthodox, 119.7S1:
Russian orthodox, 99.GSl
The Society of Primitive Friends is
the smallest religious body in the
country. IL has three congregations,
two ministers and nifty members.
Sunday school membership has de-
creased 1o,537 since 1916, the year book
showed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
CHARGE ACT OF MUTINEERS
DISABLED THE POWHATAN
House Resolution CaIls for Comp,~t.
information as to Holsherism
Ships,
er1,llHSx, Universal serviceJ

U-\c,rIr tI5E ,IlnIVersaI Servicc.)
ani'hs ol the army transport Powha
TAM now reported drifting helniess
5nV;,i SnT miles OF Halifax. was due to the
ucilpcraie plugging Of a siphon ASH
cJector, which allowed the water r.
now INTO the boiler room, it is charged
IA resolution introduced in tbn
,iouse today by Reprcrcsentative Brit
me resolution charges further tina,
c4ndltioh or mutiny has obtained
apoard several other transports. 1t
sal'S on the secretary OF War to sun
ply Congress with completc infnr,rno
.i3n . as to these charges. and 10 stale
Whether or not. in his opinion. the
"isa .i,, ping OF the powhatan was not
aboard ship" t9''i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DEMOCRATS BLOCK ACTION
ON NAVY AWARD QUESTION
Fiiibuster Causes with
"""ai or RESOLUTION Authorizing
EmnIOyment OF CoMnScL
tBy Associated Press.

" NAHitINGTON, Jan. 2G.-Dcmocratic
opppsi.ion blocked action today on the
Kcpuoiican. Maine, authorizing EN-,
pioyment of legal counsel and or
inras; ioI. resistance ;;s,se for. the subcommittee
navy conduct OF the war
senator Hale. who is chairman of
me me subcommittee. late today brought
~ ~ ,r,tsotution before the Senate for
,,ie .nird tlme, with request Tor i'm i.
mcdlate consideration. 4 threatencd
,p,.;inocratic iilibuster. led by Senators
iiri.u,nam. Of Nevada, and Walsh, OF
nun'hn"' ' caused him to withdraw the
request with the announcement m.
nc would make it again tonlorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
FIRE 50 SHELLS TO SAVE
SHIP BY SINKING HER
Submarines Mt Panama Send Dawn
Steamer Ainrnc 10 Put Out
INirc
,tBy Associated rrss<.l

PANAMA, Jan. 2G.-Thc Amcrican
shipping Board steamer Marine. board
which an explosion Saturday afternoon
caused fire that ignitcd the oil bunk
erS. was sunk today by fifty four
threc-inch shells fired into her by
submarines stationed at Cristohal.
The Marine was sunk in thirty feet
Of water in the outer harbor, where
inc steamer was toWcd by tugs
saturday after the fire got beyond
control. Her decks are awash
At the time OF the explosion the
Marnc was on voyage from New
York 10 Melbourne with an 5000 ton
cargo of general merchandise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
PREPARE FOR |. w. w. TRIAL
Jurors Arc Hcing Examined I'm Conn..-
''on with Armistice Day Mnr-
der Charge.
MONTESANp \,,As,

MoNTESANO. WASH, ian. o6-Ex-
animation OF prospective jurors for tho
Ir!m! ~ or eleven alleged nlembers OF tho
l. W: w. charged with murder in con
n"ciion with the killing OF four MON,
ncrs or tho American Legion in the
a'rniS'icc day parade at Ccntralia.
court had ovcr-rulcd Il motion for %
chanEe OF venue. 4 motion for scv.
Grnncs nnh OF trials as affecting Loren
counSc! contendcd that Roberts Ind
made mad, statements nrejud!cial TO the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
LAND RIFLES an IRELAND
London Hears 1000 Guns From A,
rh Arc Put Ashore in County
Clare.
ICY tniVcrsal Scryirr l

LONDON. Jan. .6-Two Thousand
nhmeri.an hn r r!flgs have been landed on
last fortnight. the Daily News lcarns
from correspondent In Ireland.
The rifles have been brought ashore
IN small quantities and successfully
distributed before the covcrnman,
troops learned of their arrival. the
correspondent adds. Tho Dublin Cas-.
lie authorities arc said 10 be unable to
nhd ,, any trace of the weapons or Of
their exact origin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
WILL RAID LIQUOR STOCKS
al i,rinknbIcs stored Outside M
Homes VIII Bc Confscated
by Federal Agents.
! Ry Associated press.1

Da!rymr!e, head of the Prohibition
forces in the central division. an.
nounccd today that. beginning Wed
nesda:. prohibition agents would
searcn out and contiscatc liquor stored
out"iae OF no tseholdS. the existence
and the amount OF which had NOT hccn
reported to Federal officers
Tuesday is tlse last of the ten days'
Sivcn for reporting stocks kent out
side the home Stocks reported are
being sealed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
VenIreIo. Vow ON Way to A.hcn..

KOME, Jan. 26.-Premier Venizcloa.
Of Greece. who is on his way to
midnight last night, having been dc,
layed h!tcen hours by the railway
strike. He was. therefore. unabie 10
confer with Premier Sitti as nc hah
intended. Later he left on a special
train for Taranto. from which port n.
Will sail for Greece 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SAYS U. S. WILL RECOGNIZE
NEW ARMENIAN REPUBLIC
American Ambassador WaIJncc ,ror.
supreme Council of Country,
Attitude.
| BY Associated Press. ]

AIMS, DAN. 26.--At The aftcrnoor
session OF the council of amhasSatiopsi'
which takes the place of the smnrema
Gri2unci the American arnbassador
iluEh e Wallace. announced thar thc
ntnitcd states had decided to rccornjnc
tne republic OF Armenia. the bounda rics
OF which will be defined by the TnrkisS
.rralE. E. and had also considered and
lno aneo German ships for distribntion
The next meeting of tbc hoa ;,,
be hold on AIonduN IEehrmn ony WI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DETZER TRIAL NEARS END
Testimony 10 Bc Fin
ishcd To-day, with Counsel Ar
EMmcntS TOmOrrOM.
IRy A Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Jan. 26--Thc trial by
court rt-martial OF Captain Karl W. Dct-
Zcr, charged with nistrcating prison
crs at lie Mans, France, will tcrmi-
nate Wednesday. when final arguments
viii be heard at Governors Island.
Taking of testimony will end tomor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
LIQUOR BAN is LIFTED
Until Palmer Acts, Foreign Shfps I'm
u. ). POrts Need Not Seal
Drink supply.
Thy NssOoiitcd Press.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2G-Ordcrs re
curing liquors on foreign vessels to be
sealed while the ships arc in United
States ports have been suspended
pending .ru ing by tho Attorney Gem
cral, Assistant Secretary of tho Trcus-
ury ShouSc announced today.
While the Attorney General has not
yet rendered an opinion. tho action of
Assistant Secretary Shouse was re-
ban, on liquors on foreign ships viii
be lifted permanently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
!. w. w. CONVICTIONS STAND
Woman Must Serve Three Ytarx for
Violation of Espionage
Act in West.
Z r:y hssociated Press. l

Tsv Associate Press.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2G.-Conviction
and three years sentence under the
espionage act of Marie Equi, because
of statements made in speech by
her at an Industrial Workers of tho
World gathering in Portland, Orc will
stand, the supreme Court having re-
fused today to review the case. The
court also refused to review the con.
on charges of violating the espionage
.Ifsf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DIES OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
Railway Mail Clerk Passes Away
After Four Days of
fSpceial TO The mes-Dispatch. ]

T"HcUIaI 10 Tic IlInes- -DlSpatch.1
~ NCiiBuRG, VA, Jan 26-D. f.
'ailcy, railway mail clerk running
between Washington and Bristol, died
~ ms home at Waughs today after
ionr days of Sleeping sickness"
Tho sleeping followed an attack Of
itsia and attendants were unable
81, 80 rouse the young man from his
He was 2s and was !, son of " r.
'aiicy. who with his brother, two
orothers and II sister. survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
ILLICIT STILLS FARE HARD
Nearly 300 Have Been Destroyed This
Month In Southeastern
States.
Try Associated Press. I.

NT.AN y. JHII. -t.---.NthTIy 3NN Illicit
stills have been found and destroyed
IN Alabama, Florida. Georgia. M!ssis-
sippi and South Carolina since the
first OF the year. D. j. CAN'T. Federal
enforcement officer for the
Gulf District, announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DEATHS FROM FLU
IN NEW YORK IN SINGLE DAY,

~ tssUCIHttN f'ftsS.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26.--Deaths from
influenza here SO far this month total
202, OF which forty-tfree occurred dur
'Ets tho last twenty-four hours. an in
t:fease Of thirteen over the number re-
monia during the month total I.1s7. of
Continued on Second PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Alleged Eorrrr Much In nen.a

NTTNNUpGN. Jan. 26.--N. Il Nc
Pherson. arrested here a few days ago.
charged with forgery Is wanted in
many sections Of the country on tho
same charge. according TO kilograms
reaching local police headquarters. ASK
.ng that he be held
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
SUGAR WORKERS GO OUT
Jnpnncsc Federation of Labor OF Hawaii
Calls Strike Affecting $1,000
NIcn,
Try Associated PrrS.I

HONOLULU. T. IT,. Jan. 2G.-Thc
Japanese Federation of Labor OF
Hawaii today called n general strike
OF Japanese sugar plantation workers
for February ]. Twenty-four thousand
men will he affected by the fedora
tons call. officials said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
BERGER CONTEST COSTLY
House Spent s4,f8n.43 to Gust Socialist
From Scnt First
Time.

WASNINGTON. IAN. 26,-Thc con-
tested election case OF Victor T.. Berger.
ncy cost the House s4.+99.43 The Spc-
cial l:lections Committee decided 10
since been reelected and again denisd
his scat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
BRIDAL SUITE FOR BULL
Lav~nder's Lord, Formerly Owned nv
President, Domicilcd In Mont
E0mcry Hotel.
Try Associated Press, I

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Jan. 26-Lav-
cnders Lord. purebrcd shorthorn bull
formerly owned by President Wilson
and sold by him at q Red Cross auct ion
sale, In Birmingham. Ala, for $4,000 on
July 2. 1918, reached the city today,
and will be domiciled in tho bridal suite
of a local hotel during the annual con.
vention of the Southern Cattlemens
Association, which opens hero tomor-
row,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
, American Shoes mt sc.7O Pair.

ZURICH. Jan. 26-In the city OF
tosen. formerly German, now Polish,
,Ni.eTlcan aIr Shoes are selling for S2.70
shows. W"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

Save MOney--Hurn Powdered ConI
II is the newest discovery In steam gen
GRAFTON. See February Popular Science
Monthly. All news stands.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Suprcrre Court 10 Rcccas.

Snprc1"e Court TO Ncccas.
WASHINGTON Jan. 26.-Thc SUI
preme Court Will recess next Monday
until March I, Chief Justice White an
nounccd today.