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 Sec Dooley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
WILL NEVER AGREE
TO PACT OF LONDON
tContinued From rirsi rnr,l

Continued From Firs, l'agc.)
out Its participation in the delibera-
lions of the peace conference was thut
1t did not consider itself bound by Sc
cret treaties Of which il had previously
not known tho existence Where the
provisions Of such treaties were Just
willing to respect them. But the
French and British Isrinc Ministers
VIII. OF course. not expect the govern
mcnt of the United states to approve
The execution or the terms OF the
treaty OF London. except IN SO far as
tnat government may be convinced
mat those terms arc intrinsically Just
and are consistent with the mainton-
anco of peace and settled order in
Southeastern Europe.
Tho absence of an American repro
sentative with plenary powers is to he
regretted, ana may have hccn n source
OF Inconvenience, but the President can
recall several Instances whore decisions
IN the supreme council we're behaved
while the British ami French rcprcsen-
tativos sought the views Of their gov
ernmcnts. and he is convinced that
Time would have been saved and many
MISUNDERSTANDING avoided If. before
actual decisions had been reached and
communicated 10 the Italian aud Jugo-
Slav delegations, this government had
been furnished indication that the
british and French governments in
memorandum OF December ..
In conclusion. the President desires
10 express his concurrence in the views
OF the British and French Prime Min
listers that a speedy settlement Of tho
Adriatic question Is Of urgent inn
portancc But he cannot accent AS
just the implied suggestion OF his re-
Spon*ibi!iiy for the failure to reach u
solution. lie merely adhered TO the
provisions OF a settlement which tho
French and British governments rec
osniZed as equitable in The Joint mem
oGaudum OF December . aud has de-
ciined To approve 81 new settlement
negotiated without the knowledge or
approval Of tho American government
which was unacceptable to ono OF tho
interested governments. and which, In
his opinion. was in direct contradiction
of the principles for the defense OF
which America entered tho war.
These views he has fully explained
in his note OF February 10. and he
ventures 10 express the earnest hope
that the allied governments will not
lind ID necessary TO decide on a course
which the American government. in ac-
cordance with It's reiterated statement.
VIII be unable TO follow.
(Signed) 'POLK
Acting Secretary of State"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
may HASTEN ACTION ON
FINAL RATIFICATION VOTE
Conferences Among Congressman
81 Sccm to Indicate Desire OF Legis-
~ lators to Rush Treaty.
7ARTICLE X. MAIN POINT
'IrrcconciIable Opponents May Adam
don Plan Of Dropping Argument II
. Debate Is Spcedcd Up Inn
nediatcly.
thy Associated Press. ]

g.. WASHINGTON. March 7-Various
methods OF Fastening action on the
peace treaty we're discussed at con-
.ferences among Republican ana Dem
s3ocratic Senator's today as n result CT
s2tho apparently universal sentiment OF
Headers that nothing in the direction
Hof compromise would be gained by
,8turther delaying the decisive vote.
It was said no final conclusions
were reached. though /, was predict
ed In some quarters tomorrow's ses-
sion would see Il formal agreement 10
limit debate on the six reservation
which remain to be disposed of under
'EShe present program before the Som
ate gives its attention to Article "
n generally is conceded that Icy the
decision on this article the treaty will
t!stand or fall, and all OF the leaders
-Have said they were anxious to get
through with details and start the
night on the main issue.
= The plan OF the irrcconcilablc opDo-
tJ!ents of ratification 10 move to swceo
laii the other resservations aside and
abandoned IL methods OF Fastening the
.J;nal vote are agreed upon. The Repub-
!ican leaders have taken the position
rness and consider Article " before it's
time would require a two thirds vote.
ana ana, the ,rreGoneila hles concede that
.ishey could not muster such a major
Ky, y. Senator Lodge. OF Massachusetts.
inc republican leader. favorS going
.shead with the other reservations
FIRST, but is understood to be ready to
make an agreement to hurry the de-
bate
DESPITE the statements made yes
Eterday by White House officials and
,EenerFllE accented as meaning that
,Iresident Wilson had not altered his
stand on compromise. the negotiations
:for an agreement on Article " com
it1nued today with influential Senator'S
a chance OF success. There was no
further indication whether the request
,lfor conference between the Presi-
dent and Senator Simmons. Democrat.
or North Carolina, on the subject
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
HAYS DECLARES ABSOLUTE
IMPARTIALlTY TO PARTY
Republican National Chairman WIN
OF Any CONVENTION Delegate.
Thy Associated Press. ]

tBy Associated Press. 4
CHICAGO. March 7.-Mcmbcrs OF tho
Renublican National Committee. in
rived in Chicago today for Il meeting
of the body tomorrow at Republican
headquarters. The convention commit
tee also will meet to complete ar
rangements for tho Republican ma
ttonnl gathering In June.
Mr.. Hays announced tonight he
would make the following statement
ut tornorrow'S session:
Il have repeatedly stated my belief
that the duty of the chairman of the
national committee is to elect the can
didate and not to select him. l shall
SQUARE my performance with my
promise.
There shall be no word nor act of
mine which will directly or indirectly.
influence In any way the result of any
the Republican National Convention
nor the choice by the delegates in the
convention.
IT makes no difference what may
be said by any person for any REASON
ut any time in any place in the co,in-
Try, indicating any other wish of mine.
IL simply is not true. ! am sure that
any ono who would suggest another
course Will on reflection approve my
!rrevocable position in this regard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
PARTIALLY WRECKED CRAFT
lIMPS INTO GALVESTON
Coat Hunkcrs Almost Empty anu iIoIcs
Are Ripped in CONF
pnrtmcnts.
TBy AssociutcQ Prcss.I

GALVESTON. TEN, March :.-iicr
coal hunkers almost empty anu holes
ripped in two compartments where she
struck Sunkcn hulk off the rampicu
lciticS and nearly all OF her crew sea-
sick and her steward lost at sea, after,
II Is alleged he sI:,shcd his throat and
lnapcd overheard. the Shipping Boards
steamer Moss Point, Tampico for New
Orleans for repairs, limDcd into port
today.
Twice at Tampico, it was rotated,
once when tho underwriters had pro-
nounccd her scaworthy. and again
when consular survey resulted in a
ike report. members of tho crew OF
the Moss Point refused TO mako Il
scheduled trip TO Frontera for II cargo
Of logs. After the conSul's report, the
crew was given notice TO make the
trip to Frontera or vacatc the ship.
Replying to this ultimatum, the sailors.
il WAS said volunteered To bring tho
vessel light 10 tho United States to
80 in dry dock. Tho counterproposal
was accepted by j. w. Kern. Of New
orleans. master OF the Moss Point. and
the vessel put out for New Orleans
last Wednesday. Thursday she ran
into gale. Friday. with his coal sup
ply pcrlously low, Captain Kern
changed his course and headed fol-
Galveston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
GAMBLING Center
AGAIN IS OPERATING
Monte Carlo in Full Swing,
Former Foes Rubbing
Elbows
tBy Universal servicc.l


MONTE CARLO. Mrch 7.--Famous
nopiemen. noted actresses and cinema
stars leading bookmakers and promi-
Castest cosmopolltan throng that Monte
Carlo and tho Riviera as Il whole has
ss oee re- since the palmies, days be
and n gamble has the real Klondikc
touch without tho hardships.
-, tGo TraaI,s and Austrians once more
French marshals IN this amazing little
Drincipality. that really boasts no ma
ti bs pnintor the en hotels lock as though
,ett, 1000 is as plentiful as 1t Is rich
IN service and price, and the lure OF
inc eaoies and the Forthcoming rae
body. ~ ''N' caught hold OF every
1t is impossible to chronicle tho
names OF oil tho celebrities who arc
n tl1ea IN the course of n pre- -dejouner
sary to watch Mile. Suzanne LenEien
giving more champion exhibitions Of
W ,dWh ter tenn ne,f with famous partners. TO
SEQ nll those practicing Mt pgeon
shooting. IL everybody had to be en-
;'s we'll as generously.
Keep Truck OF the Prominent..
a bunch of racing. theatrical and
cicnma journals arc needed to kccn
or erae nf OF 9Yo, mon who have done things"
stare at YOU in the Strand shops. And
how far away London and Fleet strnni
seem from natures glorious ''Dond
Tho. Duke OF Westminster ,oo,,,,e
rs wei covered and as gallant a lndv's
man as ever. lives the strenuous lifo
IN excelsis. The Duke has many wears
or lighting work to mako up for and
he is a firm believer in tho capitnI ~ "
Lord Roslyn is almost as we'll known
at Monte" as the Prince of Monaco and
the BLANC family. He is a hardy an.
nual. and Is said to be studyin4 wnt
another new system to beat the Bank.
put II Is still a case of .'ouelnuefois
rouge: .quelquefois noir-mais touionrs
Lord Westbury. n well-known racine
owner, renews jumping memories viii
iioratio Bottomley. who eagerly To-
sought after by charitable organizcrs
and local propagandists. Adyancinp
years no longer give him that .'faiai
mblance" to Lord Roscbery he nseL
TO mako much of here. II caused nnnv
amusing unrchearscd complicutfonsN
Sir John Arid. snatching a resn,te
from big government contracts. nn1
Admirals Crossman and Sir S. Eartllcv
Wilmot (still looking out for Hun Ri
rates rates In tho blue waters) give the Of
neral touch to tho carnival OF nations.
:, when the news became generally
known here that It now was "Sir
HUGO" Cunliffe Owen, the new racing
baTonet was the recipient OF many con-
examinations era. il., AS vice. chairman of the
British-American Tobacco Comnauv
ana as the owner OF likely Derby
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
DENY PLAN TO ASK
u. S. TO CANCEL DEBT
Premers Lloyd George and Nitti Leading Campaign to
Ease Gernanys Economic Situation to Enable Her
to Meet Reparation Demands, 1t Is Admitted

crs owe Britain"
1t is estimated that Premiers Lloyd
George and Nitti are leading figures
in determined campaign to ease Ger
many's economic situation but It is
asserted that the sole reason for This
Is the wish to enable the vanuuishcd
TO meet the rcDaration bill.
MAYNARD Keynes book on tho peace
conference. in which lie roundly de-
nouncoS The Versailles treaty and
urges Il thorough revision, has been
the supreme councils beacon in the
new direction OF economic .reoricnta-
ton y manifesto is about to be pub
liShcd, II was learned, recording tho
rouncirs intention OF having Gcrmany's
tot:d liabilities under the Versailles
pact fixed at the earliest possible date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
MARTlNSVILLE HOSPITAL
TOTALLY WRECKED BY FIRE
Newly Built Structure WINS rjac,,
Equipped by Mother of Late
Watt Hairxfon
uANyuIE sJ.rch

DANv1lI:E, March THE Watt,
Hairston Memorial Hospital AT Mar.
tinsville was totally DESTROYED by IRE
at 3 o'clock last nigh, withou, loss
Of life or any personal injury. The
insurance.
The nre was caused by an oil stove
in a bathroom. which !gnited tho wood :
work and soon spread 10 all parts OF
tho two-story frame structure which
burned ftcrcely in the frosty air. There
were only two patients In tho institu:
ton with the staff AT The limo and
they. were removed to safety when /,
became apparent that the !lre could not
be COPIED with.
The hospital building is ahou, ! sou
feet beyond the city limits, aud .hcrc
was no water available with which
TO stem the flaming tide. The instiin.
tion was given to tho town OF Martins.
VILE. and was opened four months ago
and had a thoroughly equipped and Nh.
to.date hospital. Tho donation wa,
madG by Mrs, Bette Hairston, mothe,
OF Watt Bairston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
FOOD CRISIS IN EGYPT
DUE TO COTTON ACREAGE
Cairo Correspondent Says Demand for
This PrOuurt Curtntis Wheat
Growing.
my Associa ted press 7

LONDON, March THE food crisis
i'll Egypt is due mainly TO Iandown-
crs Including tho landowning peas
aniry Increasing tho area planted In
cotton so as to take advantage of the
soaring prices OF cotton, according to
the Daily Nails Cairo correspondent
Wheat and other cereals actually
have been plowed up when approach
ing maturity in order to SOW cotton"
the CORRESPONDENT continues. and the
cotton area is now nearly 25 per cent
greater than before the war. Normal
~ Egypt practically feeds herself but
IN view OF The present shortage of cc-
reals there il greater danger of the
famished people being driven to riot
ing. The situation is bad In the towns
hut it is worse in tho country. Tt is n
its worst in upper Egypt, where tho
difiicu!iics OF importation arc greater.
Gambling in cottonsecd has been
disastrously Widespread among al
Glasses. Mendacity and theft are rife.
Nationalist aghatorS nrc persuading
the peasants that their plight is due
TO the British. The outlook is diff
cult"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BANDITS ROB TRAIN
"PnnchO" Villa Said to Have Com
mnnded GuerrilIsS who Killed Nearly
TW0-ScOrc Passengers.
Try Associated Press.

Ell PASO. March 7.--Frnncieco
Villa commanded the bandits who held
up and robbed tho Northbound. Mexico
City passenger train near corralitcs
last Thursday, when thiriy-thrce
persons werc killed and several held
for ransom, including ono American
according TO passengers who reached
chihuahua City today.
According. to passengers the train
the track which derailcd the iocomo.
tive. n pitched battle cnsued between
my faGui soldiers OF the train guard
400. commanded by trnncisco Villa IN
person. Nineteen soldiers four civil.
ians and ton bandits wrrc Killed when
of = sub-licutemant and six Yau,is. ali
OF the. train guard who remained until
wounded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
BY ROBERT i. PREV.

LONDON, March 7-On:ciais OF the
British Treasury and the Foreign Office
deny nll knowledge of an alleged plan
on the part OF the allies to ask the
United States TO cancel tho $4,000, 900,
900 owed the United States.
IL rs obvious, said "a high govern
mental official to Universal Service
that If Britain were backing such an
idea IL would only furnish a reason for
cancclinS another $4,000. 600. 900. name
~: that which is owed Britain by her
allies.
1T stands to reason that for britain
the best method is To 60 ahead aud nay
tho United States the $1,000, 600 900 she
owes that country and collect the $40,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
sHElK SEEKS FlANCEE, WHO
is $1OO,OO0,OO0 HEIRESS
Estate OF snri. Sought Ivy Brother of
Amir Of Hcdinz, Nevcrts 10 Tur-
key II She Isn't Found.
LEy Universal Service.

Ty VnINcr6aI ScrNIc".J
met. Arab shcill and brother OF the
Amir OF llcdJaz, has arrived in New
York In search Of his brothers iianccc,
Sari. daughter Of IIadahismo, the
Turkish inaSnate who died OF grief
when tho girl disappeared following
the nrinisticc and left her q vast cs-
tate valued, II Is said, at about $780,
100000.
Sari was last seen talking to an
American soldier or sailor. ami Ben
Mhhomct is convinced she has come TO
nous for her beauty and charity. De-
toctives havo been engaged by. Ben
Mahomot. who says n big reward will
whose estate viii go to tho Turkish
government unless she Is found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

winner in Orphcus. this hustlinr
"Cockney naturally Is u personality
In u holiday world
Actresses Galore.
1t Ia wonderful how the London the.
aters manage TO keep open without the
ala or the many famous English ac-
Frcnchwomen In an ondeavor to DO ilrst
ahead in fashion. Monte Carlo gives
woman an opportunity to change her
Miss Violet Lorraine. who has been
WORKING mt the Alhnmbrao practically
beginning to think that tho I.iccester
Square could be no moro strenuous.
Miss Gertic Millar is also here, and tn.
queen OF the movies" Is charmingjy
portrayed by Miss Malvina Longfei.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Now Export irish E,ccs,

DUBLIN. March 1.--lNxports or Irish
eggs now rank next in Importance to
Irish cattle. In 1918 the value of the
eggs sent 10 Great Britain reached
nearly [l6.00o.o00. and it is believed
that this figure will he exec eded in the
current year. Both prices and pro-
duction have Increased. ireland has
captured Russia's and part Of Den
marks egg trade with Great Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Nrs. nIayme Kosn seir.

Funeral Borviccs for Mrs Mnymc
koss Seig, wife OF w. II. Seig, who
dnncc. 100 Northsdo Avenue, will talta
place tomorrow afternoon at Q O'clock
from First English Lutheran Church,
Besides her husband she is survived
by her mother, Mrs. a. y. Ross, three
sisters, Mrs. Alfred Schmidt, Miss
brother, William koss and an infant
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
POLAND FRAMES ANSWER
TO SOVIET PROPOSITION
Military Chiefs OF Republic Consider
Plans for Defensive Warfare II
Peace Negotiations Fail.

Peace Negotiations Fail.
WARSAW. March IA formal con-
ference to frame tho anewer o. Poland
and tho border states to tho Soviet
peace proposals will open Monday. but
preliminary meetings already have
been held by tho military chiofs to
consider thoroughly tho plans mado
previously for defensive warfare IN
the event the peace negotiations fall.
Tho Finnish. Lettish and Roumanian
delegates are here and the Ukranians
are expected soon. There is q pos
sibility that L!thuania and eventually
Esthonia will participate In the con.
ference which IT il generally believed
will determine Poands next move in
her stand against Bolshcvism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
UNUSUAL SESSION CLOSES
General Assembly of south Carolina
PASSES Appropriations In Excess.
OF six Millions.
10Y .NNSUCIdlCU I'THss.

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. March Tho Gem
eral Assembly Of South Carolina nd-
journcd sine die to-day after n session
tomary forty days.
Total appropriations FOR this year
arc slightly In excess OF $4,000, 900
viii be required. This docs not In
clude $2.000000 general levy for
permanent roads In the State system.
nor saO0e.O00 constitutional tax for
the public schools y s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
LOVE OF FELLOW MAN
founE Rockefeller Snys 1t IL Greatest
Poshession Man Can

NEW YORK, March 7.-"Lore for
fcllow-men Is the greatest possession
:, man can have" john u. Rockefeller.
JrI told the mems Bible class OF the
fifth Avenue Baptist Church today.
Men may have boundless rlches." lie
said. but they cannot take these
riches beyond the grave. Love. and
love alone, can bring real satisfaction
and real happiness in this life anu
Tic added that love OF fellow men
nnords tho only means OF arriving at
4 soluti ion or the pressing problems
of the day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

DALLAS. TEN, March 7.--Tompcra-
lures mat set minimum March records
in many North Texas districts last
night caused much damage TO tho fruit
crop through destruction OF buds and
lowers on trees. the Federal Weather
bureau mere stated tonight. In Dallas
d minimum OF 20 degrees was reported,
the lowest for March since establish
nemi OF the Weather Bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Won ncrn,torn Cpn,I,.,n,.

BERi.lN, March Count Won Bern
storfi. former German ambassador to
candidacy for election 70 Tho Reich
stag. lie VIII run on the Democratic
ticket In tho Du'sburg Industrial, dis
tr!ct, and his election is regarded as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Mrs. G. p. Luther.

DANVILLE. March Mrs. G.. p.
enza and pneumonia at her home on
Thursday night, was buried here this
afternoon, Rev. w. NJ. Royal oniciat-
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
Mrk. Lnla left.

FREDERICKSBURG. March 7.--Nfrs.
Lula Jet, wife Of John Jet. diod at
is survived by her husband and eight
children, her mother and two hrothnrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH, March e.
Michigan Socialists In State convention
ing that the United States establish
peaceful relations with Soviet Russia
ana asserted that the government OF
NC United states has no right to in
IericFc with the internal affairs of
Russia. Eugene v. Debs was unani-
Wously Endorsed for President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

WATERBURY,. CONN, March T.
Fencral agents seized much literature
raids III this city today. SiXty-fiNo men
ahd one woman were detained for
further questioning Of those examined
oN Federal agents up 10 midnight. The
RAIDS were III the quarters OF The Com
hunist party. the union Russian work
ers and the union Russian citizens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

DUBLIN. March 1.-The British gov
ernnent, IL Is learned, intends 10 com
Ter and condition OF the accounts Of
al! clients. Hitherto the right OF do.
posiiorS 10 aJEolutc secrecy on tho
part OF tho banks has been rcga rdcI
az inviolatc. "'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., March T.
praycrs that Governor Edwards NAV
D pc led from his ,wIllfui path in en-.
dcaforinE 10 nuilify prohibition were
offered today at the New JerscY
Methodist Episcopal Conference by inv
o s;,l,, 6tsh2n Berry said tho psy-
thoiogical timeffor sweeping prohibi
ton over the fountry on n wave of
patriotism ha1 been furnished by the
wa, and he rgcd that tho fight for
prohibition continued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
THRILLING RESCUES
= FROM THE FL AMES

lEontInued From First PageD
NANCE, titled heads OF Europe and
leaders In society of both continents.
y The hotel was an all-the -Scar-round
resort the season being ut it's height
IRON FEBRUARY until after Easter
- II has been the scene of many nota-
ole army and navy functions, anu was
the rendezvous OF officers OF both
arms OF the service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-08
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

Acting Secretary of sta