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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

will consist of not less than four days
actual attendance ut Il camp
Should the War Department insist
on the field training being carried
out. il Is probable that tho Euardsmcn
will he sent TO Virginia Beach as the
State rifle range there is large enough
to accommodate tho full strength Of
the Virginia National Guard at one
time
Al nrcscut ting state is rcorcan;zing
The guard on the basis of fifteen COM
panies of infantry TO be known as the
First Provisional Regiment. three bat
tories of field artillery. four companies
OF coast artillery, two troops OF cavalry
and one ambulance company. Tho in
fantry reg imcnt will probably be fully
organized in time for the cncampmcnt.
but unless steps arc taken soon. ar
,illcry, cavalry and coast artillery uliits
Will not participate. The ambulance
company is now being organized.
The Adjutant- General WAS notified
yesterday that Charles II. Jackson had
been elected first lieutenant OF the
Second Company. First Provisional
regiment a. Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
INTERNAL DISTRICTS OF
VIRGINIA TO Be UNITED
Headquarters of the Consolidated
Revenue Divisions Will BE ut
Richmond

Official Confirmation OF publication in
!, The Times Dispatch several DAYS ago
/ that the two internal districts of Eir-
! stnia would be consolidated into one
! district. was received from Washing
: ton last night.
announcement made by the Internal
Revenue bureau ut Washington states
tha'' upon recommendation OF Secre-
tarN Of the Treasury Carter Glass and
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
Daniel c. Roper. President Wilson has
ordered tho consultations effective
July |. 1920.
the Headquarters of the consolidated
district VIII he located in Richmond,
ana Il. I. l.. Moncurc. the present Col
rector OF Revenue for the Eastern Dis
'rict Of Virginia it is said, will be in
charge
promulGat;on OF this plan also pro-
v,aes Tor number Of branch offices
me operations of the Internal Rcvcnuc
bureau III closer touch with :hc tax
payers and. at tho same time, viii pcr-
mt SoNeflincntal agencies to make z:
more careful study of local conditions
Consolidation Of tho two Virginia
districts is not considered as a rctlec-
ton upon Collector of Internal Revenue
James u. Pcrsingcr who, the burcnu
az an. ashihGton points out. has made an
r ,dinm o'iiSiai: and who. will be re-
Quarters AT Roanoke. The personnel
OF Ar. Pcrsingcr's force also will be
retained in the service. i; j. said
\ fully equipped office will be main
lalned at Roanoke for all public needs
anu, in addition. several other stations
Will be established throughout the
state. These. IL is believed will he
located at l.ynchburS. Norfolk. A!cvan.
aud Mart; nsvilc
The extra. district made by The con-
vii he utilized. il is announced. in tile
9rsAniaat on OF a second district for
northern Texas. whore recent. oil de-
Nc!opncnts arc understood 70 make
such action necessary. Tho collectors
office for the new district will be 10.
Gated at Dallas.
Consolidation OF the Virginia dis
tricts is in line with Tho general yltn
Of reorganization adopted about a year
official notice Of the proposed rear
ranEem"n' rs Yet is lacking in the
Richmond Office OF the Internal Ecyc
nue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FUND FOR ANGUISHED MOTHER
AND SMALL CHILDREN GROWS
Threc-Eifths ar REQUIRED $50 nn.
ncrH contributed ny Generous
lsrOnlC-

Contributions received by The Times
piSnatch Relief Fund yesterday
brought the amour, raised for the
benefit or the poor Woman and her
i've little children 10 Sli>.Su. which is
approximately thrCc-tiftGS OF the goal
No %
throughout The winter ;his li,,i,
mother worked IN the hope tina; She
would Il" able 10 provide for her chi,
drcn and Keep them in health and
strength during the season when the
troubles "a! die ponr accumulate In
making these efforts she spent hc-
strength aud finally became IN and is
not able 10 look after the needs of
the little tots any longer
the appeal MAS made when the fam
NY reached the end % its resources
ana ,HS"d several months OF suffering
The money which viii he IN iscd pre-
vide for ;uc necessities Of ,n, Family
anti. tn" mother is able again 20 take
lcr place AS the source OF the tamiiy's
maintenance.
Contributions 10 this FUND should be
addressed The Times Dispatch Relic.
Fund. case No %
Following are the contributions re-
1yit"d Yesterday;
Slnce:cly . I0n
NJ / Snodly. shores Va. 80. i iSo
rrev.onyly acknowledged 1853 90
Total .......... ........... Si+S.5A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
NATIONAL GUARD GETS
ENCAMPMENT ORDERS
Dates for tho Summer Training Of
the Virginia Troops Left TO
Military Authorities.

orders for the cncampmcnt of the
Virginia National Guard for fifteen
days during the summer were received
yesterday by Adjutant- General 10 Lane
Stern from tho War Department. Dates
for the cncampmcnt will be left to the
State military authorities.
While anxious for the Virginia troops
to receive field training, General Stern
prefers this year 20 have the entire
period spent on the rifle range and
has so advised tho War Department..
No action on tho cncampmcRt will be
taken until a reply 10 the countcrpro-
poSal il received.
In addition 10 field service. the WAR
Department has notified General Stern
tha; schools OF instruction for officers
and specially selected enlisted men will
he held prior TO the cncampmcnt. The
school OF instruction, in addition 10
prciininary work by correspondence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Postal business increasing.

nounccd yesterday that the Richmond
pos'- office Was receiving thousands
~ dollars OF new business daily from
nost Offices all over Virginia since the
Richmond post office has hccn made
the central accounting station FOR IN.
state. \ larger increase 's expected
whom the Virginia Offices start apply
in- for new postal supplies. Al pres
cnt tho Office force is busy receiving
and nlinc the records Of III, count.
accounting Offices. which arc closing
since Richmond has been made the
central Office Apr, tho fun quota
of reouisiti"ns FOR supplies "a cN-
peCted 20 arrive. and additional clerk
arc expected "a ne added - aid IN ill :
tn. he raOUiSi. ions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
BOWDEN ADDRESSES CLERKS
Early Closing on saturday and ,-r,.,,
Labor Office Ncr,
Di>cu~S-d

He9rg" s. Dowdel, uaulilu.. 49,
Tic .io"ra cf Aidcrmcu from .i.,f,.,
son Ward was ia" speaker a: ,he
meeting % the Retail cjcrIss' Aasocf..
-, 80, 20 h'Eh' IN NHrphEt Hotel NJ.
f"Wd'n s member o. rnc or.uni2a.
Formal adoption ~ piare ror The
operation ~ a central lahnr onirs n
ihe Central National Bank Enil1ins,
"3th ~ labor organizations ~nDrc.
s"n'ed b. business agent featured
NC rout!n" business Of the meeting,
cnmmlj"" was appointed 10 brin ,
p"HssuI. 80 bear :" bring about q gen
Graz cl"Sing Of AL stores on SaturGnv
nlShi ~ o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
INGRATITUDE OF PUBLIC
CAUSES TWO TO QUIT OFFICE
Directors of VT. Jackson and Howard,
Lick Turnpike Company Resign

Ingratltudo 81 tho public is directly
rcSnonSl bic Tor II. loss 10 The State
OF TWO 81 It's laborc-s in the vineyard.
~ least this is the reason gwen bv
c: w. Newman and y T.. Schumacher.
directors of tn" Nj. Jackson and How
ards Lick Turnpike Company. in
Forwarding. their designations ,GSter-
day I" ;hc state Corporation Commits
sion
The company operates I'll Shnnan-
doAh County. Appointments by Tho
state Corporation Commission arc
made by virtue Of the fact nat The
Comm onwcalth has an interest IN tho
stock Of thc colnNanN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
ARBOR DAY SET FOR MARCH 80
Governor Davis Issues Prucin mi Ton
Calling for Tree and shrub
lbInnfinc.

Docwood trees. known 20 folks OF a
Latin turn 81 mind by the term cor
mum florida. The FORA emblem OF the
Commonwealth by An act ~ The Leg
islaturc tn 1918. wiil have their inning
on March 80
Governor Davis Yesterday designated
this da;e as .\rbor Day. whcn citi-
zenS O. Virginia are expected 70 dc
vote, thcir time 20 planting trees.
shrubs and vines about heir home :
and public places and along tho pub
ic highways. Special attention Will
ne given to docwoods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
New Silk Sweaters

just unpackcd--are shown as follows:
Pure Silk Sweaters with braided Cir
dies, Tuxedo fronts-shown in turquoise.
she'll pink and black, $500.
Slip-Over Art Silk Russian Blouse
Smock Sweater with fringe bottom and
fringe sleeves ana girdles These arc
shown in tan, turquoise and pink, ut
$3.50.
Black and White Hair Stripe Sweater.
with black Tuxedo front and black cuffs.
very handsome model at $4,000.
Navy or Purple Silk Sweater with new
scalloped collar natty French model
Ut %oo.'o. Second Floor, East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Excellent Gowns and
Skirts at 1928

Hundreds of Gowns and Skirts from
leading manufacturers = among them
KatZ and american Enlargement Co."
whose products are confined to us.
No samples" but full stocks; all sizes.
but not all sizes Of any one style.
In Skirts, there are both deep embroid
cry or lacy hounces.
In Gowns, there are sleeveless ones,
with set sleeves, high necks, 10 wnecks-
even long sleeves-some are of very fine
nainsook with neat imported laces and
embroidery Others very deliberately
trimmed in handsome laces.
Second Floor, East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
ASKS FREIGHT DECREASE
Chcsapcnkc mud Ohio Voluntarily Seek.
Lower Tariff on Pyrites.
('lnIrr

old Man II. e. L. received yesterday
ono Of the scvcres, shocks of his life
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railrond
Company appealed TO the State Cor
poration Commission for reduction
in rates on the transportation Of ~
rites cindcr and nodulcs from $3.50 rn
Sl.oO Il gross ton
Therefore the shock
The commission has tho request IN
der ;tdViScmcnt "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
woman u.,, IN, p,,

rharg"d with bIgamr. EIIia VNnkn.
nlias Euls AVIS. 20. was bound over
20 the grand jury in Police Court yes.
'crday morning. Police claim that the
yDune woman married f;ilrper Wilkeg
Of Washington. on July ~ 1919 and
later. married i. T.. Saunders In EicI,.
n,oud ON August; .. 1871. she "a re-.
lGascl on 5000 security.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The state Highway Commission vnt
n'ahn an inspection OF state roads h,, ,,,on
Richmond and Washington on March -
On the next day II will hold 1, meeting: in
Richmond for the conduc, OF general ;usi .
ness. and on March ~ il will give in Am
hc'si County. hearing 10 citizens inter-
cstei ir The location OF a State hirnw,y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

will come in and declare their incomes
now. he stated About 100 tnNpnyers
have already availed themselves or this
offer ana will receive tile minimum,
penalty. but those caught by the col.
icctors. WHO are investigating sucn
cases. will be given the maximum pen
atty. which is either 81 900 fine or two
years IN prison. Mr. MDnrurc .,,Idoi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
"KenilwOrth"

An Excellent BIoOmer for the "Gym"
The reasons behind their excellence
are the Governor Fastener patent
elastic insert" which is instantly adj
Unstable to fit all sizes, and their quail
ity OF material and workmanship.
'Kcnilworlh" Boomers come in
black twill messaline, a near-silk
fabric, at $3.9S; also in heavy black
sateen at Si.50, and in blue cotton
serge at 5000.
Second Floor, East.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Many Delinquent ra.pa,cr..

Nearly 1000 income BLANKS for 1871!
have not been filed in Richmond, and
almost 10000 have not been filed IN
Virginia. said II. G. l.. Moncurc. Col.
lcctor of Internal Revenue. ycstcrday y
Those who fail to file an income re.
turn FOR 1918 or 1919 will save them.
Selvcs muCh trouble and moncv II thcL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
EuncraI of Inmc. ID. Dn,id.nn.

BNriaI ~ Tamrs ncr'cUv Davilson 2
who was instantly killed Thursda
"tternoon when struck by Forcs
ltill street car y; Thirteenth and PER-,
streets. while on his way HON.
from school. took place Yesterday after
noon IN Maury Cemetery. The funera
services were conducted in tho HON.
ii his parents. Rev. and Mrs. hrthu!
-. Davidson. 1000 Stoncwall Avenue
Forest llill. with Rev. walter A. Lccli
l-tSr DtIiyin,in~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Clerk l. Nj. Rowclie. or the CITY CIR.
cn't Court, who has been seriously III. was
yesterday said 70 DO well on the road -
recovery NJ. Rowcllc suffered Slight
stroke o' paralysis several weeks ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Announccnent Is made that thc nnnl

Announccrnent Is r.adc thar thc Nnnual
meeting of the Richmond SUNDAY school
Association, made up OF al denoini ns ions.
which was most poned from some weeks ago
will be held in Broad Street Me;hods;
church tomorrow afternoon AZ $50 o'ciock.
Jacob Cmlauf. the president viii preside.
The choir 81 Broad Street SUNDAY Schoul.
consisting OF so voices. assisted 10y It's own
ana tho nas;or of ,hc church. Rev, Fred
worship. The address OF tn" occasion will
be made by John y, Hanks; Nssis;an, A.
ing Tho Value OF the SmntaN SCHOOL,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Hound over 10 CronJ In,

Jack Harris was bound over 10 thu,
April ;erm or The grand jury in Police
Court yesterday morning on the charc.
OF stealing three suits OF clothes own0d
by Ben Hail, Two persons were fined
$50 for speeding. They are pallen
Asher and q. II. Hallman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

beating Hard Luck Will h.. :hc sub
jet OF tn. address OF Will -. rpsnaw
United states Congressman from Georgia
III" mems meeting a; the Y. NJ. Z. A.
tomorrow afternoon at $50 o'clock. Mr.
cpShaw. thirty-tNc years when
young naa working farm, foil from,
wagon. The accident crippled him tor
years. ~ fist b"d-iddCn and later IA i
rolling chair. hc fought his hard luck and
refused 20 acknowledges himself beaten
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Dixie Aere. Fra,c-nal order Of Eaglc<.
enrv '' isransh Of ,S frinnds
Freedom. The money WAS presented aitc''
hearing an address hy H. &. O'f'lahcrry,
OF the local branch OF the or-aajaatici..
Patrick Henry Branch VIII present the
pia:c -\elie with bond OF tho Republic
OF Ireland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
SpringtimeIs Sweater
Time

On with Sweater and out into the
open, one feels the call of Spring these
sunny days. In fancy weavcs. blocked
and striped, Silken or Wooden, there are
dozens of fresh, new Sweaters, hardly out
Of their boxes. Carmine, green, straw
berry, horizon blue, copper and maize are
some of the distractingly lovely shades
represented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

BIDS on 4 contract 10 supply the Dcpart-
mcrt .: Public Works with 10000 barrels
OF cement will b. oDeucd Monday 1T noon
ty Director Charles II. Boiling. enc cc-
ncnI is 10 he used during thu prcsrnt wear
on street improvements and other pubiic
works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

Amendments to Virginia rust-olic.s w.r,
anneunced yystcrdav BY IN: Wasninstoi
'iCais follows: Kenneth II. Moody.
crewc: Eugene !. Baker. Fries. Julius \
Coleman. Enonrillc fourth class: Fannie
W. Claiborne New GLASGOW I!uurlh class
and Castor ~ Wurnou. Scafurd Fourth
class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

sweet Brinr Campaign Meeting nj
Jefferson Hotel st 4.
hermitage Club dance at y.
Country Fair. Methodist Institute.
ut =.
hsric-Nauderillc. 3. 6. 7:ao and o.
Strnnd-Dark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Confederate Museum

18th and CLAY Streets
open Daily a. NJ TO T.. 81.
SATURDAYS y. NJ. to 2 P. 81.
Admission % Cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
MENACE TO PEACE
IN FRANCO-BRITISH
SPLIT OVER SOVIET
CONTINUED from First Page

CONTINUED from First Page.l
August and today he has been per-
sistently fiouted by his British col
league in the peace negotiations. He
would be told that Lloyd George,
while. apparently discussing with him
the best means of relieving Poland, in
actually only strove to tie the hands
of the French premier and therefore
of the French government in such
way as would make separate French
action impossible and thus insure con-
ditions favorable to the government at
Warsaw.
Go. on the other hand, to Lloyd
George and ask him the same ques-
ton and probably if you ha his
confidence he will assure YOU that
with regard to Gen. Wrangel. his
plans and operations, he was badly
deceived by the French premier. and
that he finds himself utterly unable
to devise any means of further safe
cooperation with Mil rand.
Split Over Germany. Too.
These facts in all conscience are
bad enough, but they do not form
| the whole of the unfortunate Sit
uation.
!, AS the days pass the personal diver
gencies of these two men of such vast
| Importance to the world are express
! ing themselves continually more
For example, last week it was limited
! by the French representatives on the
| league of nations that they felt the
| impossibility of resisting very much
longer the pressure brought to pear
upon them by Great Britain's repre-
sentatives in favor of the reception
of Germany into the league without
further delay and irrespective of the
French theory that before this ad-
mission is granted Germany must
make some further signs that she
proposes to meet the just French
| claims as expressed in the Versailles
| treaty.
AS a matter Of fact, believe that
the initiative OF this proposal really
| was first taken by the representa-
tfves of Sweden, who accompanied
| their suggestion by threats that if it
were not accepted their country and
| the other Scandinavian states would
withdraw from any partnership un-
der the covenant. But even though
! the proposal may have originated In
Scandinavia, there is no doubt as to
| the side upon which British sympa-
thies were aligned. and it is not the
side that favors France in her con-
tention that Germany must meet the
treaty terms. or show further signs
that she intends to do SO. before she
| is admitted to full membership In
| the family of decent nations.
| OF course. this situation affords
! new and serious embarrassment For
| it may be that Premier Millerand may
| have to make it fully clear that, in
order to check this tendency to let
| Germany escape her punishment. he
! may find it necessary to announce
| that, rather than to consent to the
ADM ssfon of Germany within the
league prior to the substantial en-
| forcement OF the treaty. France her
| self may find 1t necessary to give
/ notice of withdrawal.
I This situation will furnish interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
POLICE RAID HOUSE
AND TAKE 80 PERSONS
Allege Poker and Craps Games Car.
ried On at ga North
Capitol Street.

Thirty persons were taken in a raid
on 624 North Capitol street yesterday
afternoon, when Lieut.. Sheets and nine
members of the second precinct sur
rounded the doors of the second floor
of the house and took all participants
n alleged poker and crap games.
Four of the party. all colored. were
arrested on charges of setting up gam
ing tables. They gave their names as
Peter Wallace. Randolph Nelson. John
Giles and Patrick Graham. Police de-
clare they were using the premises. over
a barber shop. for gambling purposes.
It was declared to be the smoothest
raid ever pulled in the precinct. There
was no scurry or scuffle, it Is declared.
The doors were all surrounded. The
officers walked IN. The prisoners ac-
companied them out. Twenty-six were
listed for witnesses and the remaining
four were charged with setting up the
gaming tables.
The police who participated in the
raid were: Lieut.. Sheets, Sergt. Gray,
Acting Sergeant Halter, Privates Brod-
erick. Waller, Rector, Frayne, Thayer.
Bassford and Kiefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
DAREDEVIL TEX
SHIFTS PLANES:
HURT, BUTHVES

SYRACUSE. N. Y, September 49,
Five hundred feet in the air in view
OF $4,000 visitors at the state fair
late this afternoon, TEX" McLough-
I'm, daredevil airman, was badly in
1ured when struck by the propeller
Of the higher airplane to which he
had transferred himself in midair.
McLoughlins escape from death
was miraculous. He chung to the rope
ladder of the machine until it
reached the ground. blood drippin <
ioVer the spectators as the machine
icircled in descending. partially out of
control.
Mclaughlin was still conscious
when reached, though he had been
dragged more than 100 feet on the
ground before the machine was
brought to stop. He is in the
|Crouse-Irving Hospital and will re-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-09-19
|MACSW|NEY SUFFERING
TOPO|NT OF EXHAUSTION
His Sister Declares He Is Barely
Conscious and Unable to
Speak.

LONDON. September 1s.-Tonight's
| bulletin on the condition OF Lord
Mayor MacSwiney, issued by the Irish
DIFFERENTIATION League, announces
| that the prisoner continues in a state
of extreme exhaustion and is in great
] pain. which lasted throughout the
day" This, the bulletin adds. has
caused great anxiety to his relatives.
He is still conscious.
After leaving her brother at
o'clock tonight Annie MacSwiney De,
clared he was ''bareiy conscious ana
almost unable to speak.
Doubt Arises In Cork.
CORK, September 1S.-Doubt wheth-
| er, in the event of Lord Mayor Mac
Swiney's death, the British govern
ment would permit the body to be
brought to Ireland for burial was ex-
pressed by municipal officials here to-
day. 1t was suggested that, inasmuch
as the government, in order TO AVOID
demonstrations, refused Archbishop
Mannix permission to come to Ireland,
the same course was likely to be fol-
lowed in this case, as the lord mayor S
funeral undoubtedly would be made
the occasion of great manifestations
of public sentiment and perhaps a
huge national demonstration at Dub
the way to Cork.
On this. the thirty ninth day of
the hunger strike of the Cork pris-
oners, all are alive. The home office
physician. DR.. Pearson. was as reluc-
tant as ever to hazard an opinion of
how much longer they might linger,
but said that all might conceivably
remain alive week or more.
Home Once Report.
Some details of the way the gov
eminent has been handling the Mac
Swiney case are contained in a state
ment by the home Office. issued in
answer to letter from an unnamed
person calling attention to reports in
American papers that MacSwiney was
not allowed privileges to which he is
entitled. The home Office says:
There is no foundation for the
statements in American papers to
which you call attention regarding
the treatment accorded the lord
mayor of Cork