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Senate Bills

~ AeSS?, Msni2f E1Iiy Gr "a Ut, ana
whss Ssde5Sd 70 ss S5n'sa suf
By Sir Deal thy TeeueSt)-Ho ls7-A hill
10 ensorTaze ,h'it, , and SAVINGS , an@nSs.
mSn; aeu-dsd BY buiidinr AND loan ssso-
81 si'Sis 10 S4 fr
pose OF making small loans % iniistris!
Snis:ss:, which Vas ,sish ". %2!s,sTsii. l. l.
~ III; NiIIsSNo .;es:. !, bin 70 amen:
ND sf.ensG' sec,iSa ~, Of ss s,, cSds .;
,ci 20 amend ana re.enac, seCtio:. ~ "a
S e CT nsde!ae tsi 70 isr' s sAs
Tse,a n, 3na sn. ts.f s1 afs T Sn'S
and any section g s.eiiops ., ne cele ..
Htreia,a In foHh'c, NH his EEF"vl si@,.s a,
10 regulate tho practice OF medicine and
SS5:sry in the Sat, q .S vt;sin'
10 It1; i7N iI.s, ,isS;, III, ana iiafi
S,I.. apnIoSet Match Il. !si::' waich w.s
Gre! Urea 70 To- ,Ss Fa SnamlSses on ese"r-S .vs
By Mr.; lee4r-Ne. i2s: A. h,!i - su-
ra;ion sehesl pisisiei. No (. % iSs c9aatv
q r.ce. 20 sorlow mSIs n, an 0., issM. sonds
.ss ,,is;Is$ M iStai csn m,,ss oa
nS Sir ' Gar1.,;So rs" $50: 1 iii ;a az
Tstsa.fy.s .is:i, ana ne IN az q (.
Saty ma Hra,.s SA ana W. ..ta ' 70 VT ,As
'ni1tee on tInane.. ~, ,.r ., ,..,
and rs,.nsc, see,ions ,ssi and p: ssSi Of ,al
Goss 81 y ~. nsss "a 5s.sn 70 me fns
the hoard o! sinking fund commissioners
nd se ono canal SGnSs Of o. ef n.
81 iS.acG which vas taken Ut. ordered 10
lie printed and referred 20 The Co!HE!ttcs
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CHICAGO WANTS Volt Nrt:I:RS
TO HELP INFLUENZA FIGHT

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Intiucnza was
increasing III Chicago today and health
;,,uthoritlcs expressed the opinion The
maisn pcak IN the epidemic had been
, p"Sscu. Incrc were l,i5S cases for tho
nndferaSS of 1000 for each day hast
week. Ihcru were siXty-nine dcaths;
iron, Iron, influenza and siNty-thrce from
liralth commissioner Robertson said
h h were 10y persons seriously ~ Who
Ma" necn unable to obtain nurses IIe
repeated his appeal for voiintc.rs
;n,vas" hospitals were caring for sill
iunuthZa ana pneumonia patients Con =
,'"trh"ie SICKNESS was found among
hoSrltai nurses. At the l'coplc's Hos
p:tai TWO nurses had died from pncu.
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MARTENS SAYS SOVIET
HAS CHANGED POLICY
Ambassador Declares Russians No Longer Preach
World Conquest Although Strong Enough to
Fight Whole Earth if Hard Pressed

WASulNGToN. Jan, 2t,-sovie, Rus:
STA, transformed by assured success OF
its leadership At home. is no longer
Feu by the ami zeal Which lea
first months OF it's existence to preach
world-widc revolution, Ludwis, G. ~.
hassador from that country to the
United States. testified today before II
Senate investigating committee.
s said e, at kn
OF government other people have" and
has INDUCED in general revolutionary
defensive and hard pressed hy nations
which had armies in the field against
Today. because it ia strong enough
he added, the principles mrSt promul-
gated. to the enec; that it can be
maintained only by the obstruction or
recognize property rights and capital
iStic organization.
These statements Martens. under
tions from senator Moses, Rcpublica n.
New Hampshire, chairman OF the in
vcstisatmg committee. and Senator
Borah Hires Questions.
Senator Borah shot him query after
pucry. rcpca,inG various reported mani
republic. which call upon revolution
airy clements cverywhcrc to organize
workingmcn 70 revolt against all or
ganiZcd government. and demanding to
know whether or not every Soviet sup.
porter was not hound to work FOR the
destruction of all governments recog-
nizinS capital Martens met him with
quick donialS
rar,icularly. Martens denied all con-
nection with revolutionary movements
in tho United states. though admit
ting some Knowledge of them. lie said
they were purely American, arising
out Of American conditions" and as
Soviet agent here he had not helped
or financed them or their followers.
He had instructions from his govern
ment. he said. 10 stay clear OF inter
ference with american internal affairs.
All Of his publicity efforts. very cX-
,ensivc as outlined in his testimony
were devoted to explaining the Soviet
system. To the end that Americans
would allow its recognition as tho cs-
tabiShcd government N Russia. ana
were not 10 extend it in the United
States.
When the committee demanded copies
OF the actual governmental iustruc-
tions TO that effect, former Senator
ilardwfclt, Of Georgia, attorney for the
Soviet bureau. argued that u tive
them might disclose the code" in which
the Soviet Foreign Office correspondent
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! with Martens, which should lie onti,lc,
. 10 immunity. but promised notwith
standing to furnish them in the origina
OF IN sworn TRANSACTIONS. An adjourn
ihent was taken until Thursday part |,
TO let Martens examine his records fol
mat purpose.
Have Bis Gold Surplus.
Martens also told the committee ;ha;
IiSS soviet government had 100000.
soreisn trade. stating oricriy that there
was little or no gold in tho hands OF
private hanks or individuals" and that
about 1000 American concerns were
ready 10 sell il goods.
Much OF Martens testimony took the
form or u written statement though
OF MS senatorial auditors. Resides en-
teTinS his denial OF charges that he
mad participated in financing rcvolu-
ionary activities in Tho United States,
III. witness said he was spending 81
800 week on the maintenance Of an
"rSaniHation III some thir;y-hvo en-
names. ana addresses ~ all OF them,
including American clorkS and ste
noSSraphers and press agents.
:, Ihr money cXpSnded came tvom
pdpc: currency of Finland, and other
neighborinG states. Eesides publish
ing weekly. magazine. Soviet Russia.
the soviet bureau he said, maintained
an educational department designed
TO help russians to get technical cdu-
cation i'll The United States, which
would be useful 10 the Soviet govern
ment when those persons returned and
went into industry; n technical de-
narim"nt, 10 employ experts TO Assem- :
bic data for use in the state Generated
Industries legal department. TO ad :.
wise him and other russians; and a
medical dcnartmcnt also designed to
get Russia competent practitioners ana
surgeons.
S-nator Eorah inquired as 10 The
Soviet HuSSia puh!icntion's mail
ahi!'ty, and when Martens replied thai
Postmaster General RurleSon had new
e. objected TO its circulation. the SEN
aior remarked srimly' amidst daughter
IN Tho hearing room. that ii, must BE-
all right
Martens incidentally told OF his en-
deavors 70 secure title 10 property o:
huSsmn consular agents and d T7,o-
matte representatives already in tho
country. but said he had not pressed
The matter in the courts because inc
S;a+c Department had not recognized
aim. Senator Moses warned Martens
a. the conclusion 81 tho session tha;
he was s:ill TO regard himself as in
custody until the inquiry was re-
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2a7 NEW INFLUENZA
CASES HERE IN nay


which ciGhty-eight were rcnorfcd -
u"T. or thirteen more than yesterday.
ouuNs addition to the number OF
months total al. New cases Of pnem :
total 3.i:5. w "'"''S
While intlucnza aud pneumonia cuses
Sn"wcu decreases today OF i.lI3 and / is
iLeStcS'tNSiS, trom yesterdays nEuros.
nSa'i oHielaiS were not optimistic as
70 = speedy ending OF the outbreak. as
a a,a me cases developing over tho week
Tmn., HiSu""E arc not reported before
ana plans furthered for mstitutinw a
,S.aES"red system OF business hours
iih'S would not be SO crowded.
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PROVIDES CATTLE TESTS
MEASURE IS INTRODUCED
IN HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Bill tlso Presented to senate Calling
for Formation Of Small Loan
Companies.

For the purpose OF encourage
thrift and saving among indnstria
classes classes: Senator Deal. Of Norfo,k,, b,
request, yesterday introduced a bill III
the upper branch Of the General As
scmbly authorizing tho incorporation
Sf industrial loan, associations. Tho
bill provides that loans at q low rat,
Of interest be made TO those engaged
in industry. 1t was referred 10 tho
Committee on General Laws.
Only five other balls we're introduced
in the Senate yesterday. One OF them
offered by Senator Garrett. chairman OF
the Finance Commt,ee, provides for
for the years ending February rs. 1921,
and February. IS, 1922. The bill has for
is b hs Srn into law Of
transmitted with the budget At the
opening OF The session.
Would Test Cattle.
In the House. Delegate Carter offered
n bill, for the testing OF cattle Thought
10 have tuberculo sis, and prov :des an
indemnity system for dairy and breed
ing cattle slaughtered because OF tu
herouiosis. There is provision in tho
bill for an appropriation for the pay
mont Of this Indemnity.
ny vote al; SO I" e. The Senate
pns1sa ; Ms biz SG5sd by
officer in administering an oath from
requiring, that the Holy Bible be
by on their Thru reading. In tho an
sence OF observation-disclosures Frank
Buchanan and Saxon Holt. president
pro tenn. senator Julien Gum. Of lion
rico. presided over the upper house.
Assessors Pay Hill Advances.
In the House "a bill with Delegates
ozlin and Hall as patrons, which pro
rides for the payment OF So 4 day fcr
land assessors. was passed 10 its third
reading, after a debate on the floor
yesterday. The present rate is 81 u
day. and the sum OF IS a day was
proposed. but was later amended OPP
position to the increase was voiced by
Delegate Gordon, who declared that the
increase would be hailed az an excuse
10 amend the budget bill.
Favorablc report on the bill offered
by Delegates Boschcn and Wilcox, of
Richmond. requiring the adoption oc
the two-platoon system for the Are
department in citios OF more than 100
600 population, was made by the House
Committee on Counties, Cities and
Towns yesterday.
BY the provisions of the bill. no
member Of the FIRE department in
CITY with more than 100000 popula-
ton shall he on duty more than
twenty-four hours OF each forty eight.
except In case Of riot, confagration or
other emergency. Richmond is the
only city in the state 10 which the
bill applies. 1t is recommended by
Director OF Public Safety William NJ.
Myers.
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House Bills

NJ =? aa,s"amet!, . r-s,oS !: q Ai;!Iis
a! r. 9 Mr. h0% s q III oas as .r -4
-nac, section ass Of IN. code Q: Virrinia
sSos;ie: 70 aeroSs ro.6 sapssyisS?s 20:
mas!steIizl districts, ana 10 "a their con.
BY Mr.. M.l,-. hIN TO .nsnd and -.
ovtTnmea, and he prh,,S I .sss schoe.s
snd 20 pey the h,.rts; on thu uubc deaf
a4 StS'f y .ss,c i; Of oI NeH amy
.uion; approved Apri! Is. iM5. a. heretofore
ny Ne>sge Hsa,e; arc he',onA hi! 70
.nd to pr"vido conn" ns-iinn To owners Gt
violation thereof, 10 pr"I.ie compensation
,ae t"nds tor N. entoteeea. ~ ri, PCT ~,
'hssystSNGmI pj .rnrG'et a. March 20. i9ls
eT M ,iceti2n III. ?t ,Fs Cod. Of ,yi,sln!a;
,,esr.ui,n ,ts:.ar Of ana inh.mri 9 t sor
dairy am, s,s-d,ns ,eatti, -iansh;etsd on
account Of tuberculosis. aud TO appropriate
noney, fer .ne espeptrs thereof.
eaas. M s:c,. naI e.. or phi 70 @Ta'ng 3nt -.
By Messr- Gordon t'asSr. Snd nov i IND I'D
Ton $.ei Of ho COD. Of VirxsEia 1"n IN ,e ia
,!on 10 who nss practice Jaw ~ this
BY M'. Deans Mn 70 rr.sertb. a ,,mita.
by ~, nodrc:. Nv :? .cG HsnGi 'l"i r.. %
a!nGGn,d ana 'e-en'a, seeton 1851 Of INC code
s,I by MI Mr. ,, Sni:2T . amend ana
ny MI. To'ddh-N ni.l 20 vmcud and 70.
enact sect.ons ana 81 an ac..
the exchange OF certain ..l.saa ~ e if,oSa'
end intcTinsn-ange cont's"' among in.
empowering enrpo'a,!ons stuo,.liy 20 may.
sneh s, eSSh,rs6. ,FSH'..n'H p'oer n sGir
viola tion." approyet March . inss '''
ae; sSe,on 10 d II. ca ct.'H ~ @"2 .tn-
In relation 10 tho hoard r;6yiasn- t.rr,rn.-
M,ins The allowance TIC to onc. p,.'''hE' am
r.sna M seS ononF: 80. .. ' 70 a'oe @sna
BY Mr.. nrew..r-A biz t. amend an. -.
and 70 r,peal an act. emitted IAN al :,
ams T nna r .,.,nae, section 81; % ,hs COZ.
vi nn ,.a anproEs o., March i, ISIS
,o'. and 20 repeal q, ns,s OF nar,q % ~; 49,.
s s,s.s ~, ~ sshi,S.'isns lrrs;o.@I. .,
ssrs1nn,n, n. o, ~, ~ s. p1sfi, ,%a"e
powers heretofore or h.rea,t"r ,.e,eia md :. :,
them Will, In once. 20 be !esa, and tiV 9s,d "
.ss,rns,in= ot Toio cat d I? I"N ea!o r.
~. air. pis.s-A hfn 20 reu.a, a, 80,
E, sslheotinT Of ,ahbi,s n Mathew "; aTt
;maiissdleseS Counties approved Mee!i Il
,,sy M,; ~. =. Smith, bly, 20 sn,noriz
s.rn,a sh aSs. s'': .; nc. g q
III, bs.rs an.asi.a1s OF n r. s.ntus .nh
70 condemn hand AND material IL H!rRIsni
sopn,y: undsr e",a!n condition q; ;os,
BY Mr.. Bosnan-A bah 20 amend ana r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
ANSWER HOLLAND IN Week
EXPERTS WILL SEND REPLY
AS TO WILLIAMS CASE
Poland Calls supreme Councii'S Atom
ton To Rising Menace OF nul-
shcViSt Invasion.
lBy Associated rrcss.l

PARIS. Jan. 26.---rhc reply to tho
refusal of the Dutch government to
comply with tho demand Vt the allies
for the surrender OF former Emperor
/ william. WAS the first subject dis
tussed today ~ ;hc initial meeting OF
itcd to carry on the unfinished routine
work % the supreme council OF the
peace conferences. which d!shandcd last
week
IL was decided that the French best
legal experts avai!ahlc should go into
all the aspects OF the case and pre-
pare the reply, which probably will he
submitted for approval OF the council
early next week.
The discussion in the council did not
the members further than that il APP
prarcd TO he the view that tho legal
phase Of the question had become the
chief ono.
More Time Given Jugo-slnrs.
The council was presided over by
Premier Millcvand, Hugh {. Wallace.
The American ambassador. was pres
ent with tho other members OF the
me eNtrtdition question. the council
decided to give the representatives OF
ne o-SiaNs four days additional
time 10 reply regarding the proposed
compromise on the Adria,ic Question
intending the disposition OF Fiumc
TINS carries the question along until
The council received letter from
Stan'SlaS ratek. minister % foreign
affairs Of Poland. calling attention TO
the possibility OF y strong aEcrcssive
mGv'm'nt by the Bolshevists against
ro.!Sh territory and Recommending;
that q Plan be adopted for drfcnsive
measures, The letter asked that the
question be called TO the attention OF
Marshal Focl.
Germans Point I" Amcricn's Absence.
The council also had before 1; a note
rom Inc tirrmcn Observation-Disclosures
y"ISins certain points regarding In.
miNeup OF the boundary commissions
PROVIDED for by the treaty OF Tersail-
ies: The questions We're raised by the
Germans because of The nonratifca-
ton OF the treaty by the United ststSs.
ana the consequent iack oc American
members on the commissions. as pro.
T4aSd for by the peace document
The absence of the Americans also
raised a question az TO the presidency
o, .ne otnmsssions 10 control the
neoiScite in 1hc Tes;hcn territory. on
tha Czecho- Slovak Polish frontier.
u was pointed out that the French
member would act, pending the uuali-
cation of the American mcmber
through me ratification OF the peaco
pact should such action be taken by
the United States sovcrnmet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

,,led An &c; = Io,,io,, Fvs S".,,s;
March, 10. iaas. as -nienisd " an -. az,
"5,g ~ a. fSerns - isi Iii 20 repeal an sa,
omitted AN Sc, 90 ntuhiei, the shoo,!nr.
70; sais ~ !nh IH ,, in Madison conn'
ra@n 10 9Splfi! 81 ;ne town ,' or faW nS
not IN S1ocSs Of s:maS. ior III pn-So5s .,
ana sewerage system, oil said tour
Nh n az; pm 10 amend 70 ir AMI re-
new chag;s: 10; lie ei:y .. for;Smoa,h az,
ss;Ey sppFa1.d March = ,,is s' AMI SS az
9G~H,1,y -: amended w n a1di"s n.S eh.F-
relating 10 CONDENSATION OF The MAYOR ana
~ Nj Eulton--!A on 70 amend .ad Re.
tNr making, au!ldinE and EespinT in =:
g sg publ sssa -S Ms, s!dSt IA d and
- !yrihe: iintnded by an ACT apnrorc1
~ -, air,oycd Marah i f. ;. 4f tu ~,
th"r amended ny 81 act approved March !.
trroSe4 stp,ts MA 10 T ISIS '% =" act
s6 az NJ H9sns oil "a -n'he;t;. he
,:,us oonts. no' sZeredtns. IN amour; si5c
&sgsl XII T' s,s ne PTlnrS Pa'0ss i
~ NJ Robinson a hin 10 .m-n,: and
o'"3:g; 500 non OF an act approved Ma:ctl
r,,nne; .; ~orhi,s and kcenIhs I'M IN r.n nnf
'He iuolit roads. and ;hc manner g. or,er +.
- ana rostru't!ns new roads and Bridges
-i- u!HS o.tu4.nG Dup!!c roaus In An~.h1nv
tHty. Virginia.
~ NJ Gibson-A bin u r.n.al an ac,.
'h'httri An 80; 10 provide toY the ONE .
..!S I'D ""iH!ns o: roads and keepins
- ne u. :ciAl:. aEc 70 pToyile !or erec,,rc
Ana maintaining bridges in me coui,ty a,
Sn'HereF approved .innuary a.. lgas ana
=. az az. parts .! acts arncIlato:y
~ M Ew.MA bin 20 au,ho-.-. ana
F'...'HN"- me board or YvisoyS N.
rrlnctss Anne Coru,y, Virginia 20 bore"
M9nrE Rhr issue bonds for the purpoie o:
-oinp "'.hc u" North Landing Road IN
ESwtsNi.e Ministerial District f.om tie
leg" g! ka!nrs"iI. 10 Salem t>lu-ls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
"FLU" WILL NOT DELAY
ELECTION FRAUD CASES
Judge ScshIons Declares Trist OF New.
Derry and Associates VIII Open
Us Scheduled,
| BY Associated presS.l

= GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Jan. rs
inespito the fact that influenza prom
Iscu 10 prevent the appearance in i"cd-
erai Sourt tomorrow OF james G.. Muir
mh. OF Detroit. of defense counsel, and
ScNcral others connected with tho
Sasr: United States District Judge
SESSIONS announced tonight that the
. uhi 81 Senator Truman III. Ncwbcrry
az i"t others. charged with violation
scheduled "0O' W." do
~ Mhrtin W. Little, chief counsel for
s s,u uc,ehsc: conferred with Judge Scs-
ter l>>motion tomorrow for nnstnonn.
w., 'nasnuch as Attorney Alurin
W., w" 20 rHpresen: the defense In sclcc-
lie was told. however, that any mo-
ZION LOT delay must be very strong
ana ana mat the court could not see WHY
MI; MurnnS absence should interfere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27

vent another cpidemic,
lniipcnn;t Is now prevalent generally
throughout twenty States, the pubIic
iiealth Service announced today and
mas nAde it's appearance in Il number
OF others.
Two thousand new cases in Michiuan
were reported today. while Kansas
CITY reported tnirty-siN deaths direct .
~ attributed TO the disease.
states through which the disease is
woil scattered include California. North
)akota. New York. Idaho. Iowa. uIi-
nots. Kansas. Minnesota. Ohio. Utah.
WISCONSIN,. Wyoming. Florida t;corgi;,
Texas and mississippi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
ONLY ONE CASE ltI;POUTED
TO DNNtILLE IIL1tI,'rH HERESI

DANElLl,E. Jan. 2G.-Onc case of
inhuenza Was reported today 10 the
city Health Officer Or. L. w. Car
nstl, iocal director OF public health.
SAYS that numbers OF people arc sur
icrinS from aggravated colds which
nave some ot the symptoms Of intiu
cnza. hut which cannot be definitely
been taken here 10 cope with an cpi
donnie. The local lied Cross Chaptnr
NH ee ready for tho emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Rebecca kat.en.

funeral services for Mrs. rebecca
natZ"i, WHO QlnI yesterday morning IN
ROANOKE, VII! be- conducted from 1881
Monument .tvenue, RlchmonQ, this an.
icnoou at O'Clock
les !des husband. Isaac J[at,eo
Mrs. Katzen Is survived nv Mrs. r. "
Hoffman and l.. !. Goodman. OF Rich
'noid; Harry Try. Mrs Ron I.iebrisht
s.n! Mrs. Sam Glass, o. Roanoke: Mrs.
berg, OF New York City.
Mrs. VI. A. Dayi,.
AFS " :. Davis died =, the resi-
dchct q! her daughter, Mrs. ~ W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
CONGRESS GIVES s5O0,ooo
TO STAMP OUT TIL. pIscr-E

NASlilNGTON. Jan. 26.-A resolu.
o carrying an appropriation OF $500,
Service. in combating INFLUENCE wa
adopted today by the Senate
l,crlaring that influenza killed more
than were lost IN the war ate, the
united states entered it. Senator Town
sent, Republican, Michigan. said the
senate would be charged by the neoni '
with the commission OF "A crime were II
10 WITHHOLD any money. no mattnr nov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
George Giimer Mo.sle,.

George Gilmcr Moseley, 81, inventor
I:ed yesterday morning at O'clock al
Memorial Hospital following a
STROKE OF paralysis last sunday after.
noon. from which he never resained
he is survived by his widow, Mrs
IhcmaSa Moselcy and two sons
Douglas and Charles Moseley. OF Rich
mond. Four brothers and two sisters
also survive, c. A. Mose!ey. OF char
;otte: n c.; T. e. Moseiey, OF Raleigh
y: q: Fl. G. and II. r. Moseiey, OF
Charleston, W. Va; Mrs. w. T. Inns.
CONT. and Mrs. W. g. Oliver, Q. Flor
an'e, :. =.
NJ. Nosaley invented the Moseley
Eapo!!zer. and established the HIoscle
Na-foTer Corporation, :naauiactur-
eFs o: internal combustion vaporizers
trade. having patents in severaI i I'm.
lion.
Funeral services vii! he conducted
n Raleigh, \. g., this morning, with
'nterment IN ,hs family cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
Ukrnine seek. Aid In E,iuh,,nr r1,,,u.

ister OF Labor In the tkrainian Ga bine;
has ,elcsraphed TO the supreme councii
~ i'arls. Hshing that tho blockade bo
drugs and sanitary material. He sars
inns step Is necessary to enable lax rain,.
70 nSht inc ebiuemic Of cholera ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
German. Point to Amcrirn.. Absence.
Court of Claims Decree, rphe,a.

SHINGToN Jan. o6.-t,our, q,
CIaiins DEGREES, denying that the 1915
an.ehdmeat 10 the Indian depreda io,
ciaims dismissed because Of hosti!ij,
OF me Indian bands, were today ur-
neio' ny the Supreme Court in a case
involving depredations commi,ted bv
the Ute Indians in Utah IN 1856 Hun.
dreds Of similar claims arc affected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-27
ONE DEATH IN MEMPHIS
OtF OF zoo CASES REpOllTI.n

MEMPHIS. Jan. 26.-.Inilucnza cases
reported TO the city health authorities
after noon today, brought tho davis to .
TAI 10 III. II was announced today.
mailing the number thus far recorded
ibout 2o". only one death has been
here. NN'
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Mr.. Lomlsa ReS.n nail.x

i>olisa Ehyail Railey. a. widow OF
iaEiG L. iiaiicy, died - her home here
saturday morning. She ie survived nv
Ea.ley, Suffolk; James II. Bailny vic.
toFia; =. Watson Bailey, I;ichmond.
MIS-, \. Lacy, Mrs. J. G. Merritt and
MSS Hetlie l.. Bailey. of this place
.une'a! services were held al tho
M"thca!s. Cau.cn mere this afte:roon-
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Ia N eA FincGau.

Jr, took Vlace sunday afternoon %, :
o'clock in Mount Calvary Cemetery.
Win Rev. Father kaup otficiating. The
paIneaTe!s were: Edward L. Ryan,
James H.; Chce!e, James Fitzpatrick
JoStph Woaer. Joseph Kelley, Robert
MALE and Wine Finegan. In.erment
TaS private
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Doseett, .o5 South Pine street, last
,'tsnI AZ ':4o O'Clock. She is survived
by three daughters Mrs. EcuhenS N.
!.a2e brook, Mrs. ]. w. Clocv and Mrs.
r. W. DogEctt and one son Harry /.
forsyth all OF Richmond
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Catherine aInbrr.

Funeral services for Catherine Mubry.
!. daughter OF r. 4. Mab.y, who died
~ the homo o! her father. l7e3 / =
morning at 1890 o'clock, will be con-
Quoted this afternoon at 1880 O'Clock
a. the grave in oakwood Cemetery
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j. VI. ]. Smith.

LTECiInERG, VA. Jan. .G-.I II
smith died Saturday at his home 81
E!ld%s. he is survived by his vii.
end five children