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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
FRANCE WILL ENLARGE
FORCES OF OCCUPATION
Intention Ia Announced to send Three
More Army Corps to German
Cities.
LEE Assoe!ated Pres,l

rAIIS. March l5.-France cortcm-
plates sending three more army corus
TO WicSbadcn, Nicustadt. and Bonn
mus doubling her forces along the
i:hinr according TO the Petit Parisicr.
Marshal Foch viii call a mectIuc %
the supreme war council as soon as he
returns from MaYence. where he con-
erred today with allied commuters.
every step has been taken to maintain
order IN occupied districts OF Germany.
3nG "a. lnterallied commission for the
l;hcnish province has received tho
German high commissioner. after hav-
ing conferred with allied military
leaders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
PEACE CONFERENCE KEEPS
CLOSE WATCH ON GERMAN
Turkish treaty Taken IN Ia business
OF Day, WITH Consultation Of
ycnixcioS on Subject.
lBy Associated I'rcss.i

Nv I.INsF.I
LONDON. March 1.-The peace con-
fcrcncc. after briefly discussing the
situation ia Germany this afternoon.
announced ii had arranged 10 keep
fully informed Of the trend OF events.
The conference TOOK up The Turk iSI
treaty on consultation with Premier
NeniXeios, of Greece.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
EGYPT AND SUDAN WANT
VOTE ON INDEPENDENCE
Sati0naiisfs CInmor for Meeting OF
Provincial Council 10 IndOrsc
Proclamation.
lDy 4 ssociaicd Prcss.l

IBy Asaociaicd Ircss.l
LONDON, March l5-Thc Egyptian
Nationalist arc cndeavorinG TO con-
rcnc meetings OF the provincial coIn-
Endorsement OF the recent resolutions
adopted by hfty-two members of the
legislative assembly prOciaiminS the
Independence OF Egypt and the Sudan,
according TO dispatch fropr Cairo.
dated March 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
VILLA REBELS CLASH WITH
FEOERALS NEAR TOhREON
Train service Between EI Pnso and
MeHico city Interrupted by
iOStilltics.
ZEE Associeted Preas.

~; lASp, TE%AS, March li.--Fight-
j., the vicinity Of Rcrmejillo. q short
distance north Of Torreon has inter-
rnptcd train service between FL Paso
and Mexico City. Saturday and S,Ii,-
day trains Wee turncd hack az Jlnii-
ncZ, $40 miles south of here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
GENERAL SHUTS ELECTED
TO ASSEMBLY BY BIG VOTE
south African Premier Receives Large
Majority ia Election Held ut
CapGtONn.
INV Associated Ircss.l

Nv NSSociatc ted Press.
CAPETOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. March
l5.-Jan Christian SHUTS, the Premier
was ii successful candidate for the
House Of Assembly in the elect ions
held March 10. His opponents in Pre-
,ora West received. respectively, 4!3
Nationalist and 303 Labor votes. Pre-
micr Smuts received i.120 votes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

(, The British ambassador at Washington is
hencetorth 10 receive 100000 a year, OF
which $4,000 is to be expended for enter
,anment. IL dry country that amount
will not last long If the full demand for EN-
tsrtainment' is met under the license which
fbrcign legations enjoy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
WILL CHARGE ROYALTIES
government PrcscrIhex From RI L.;
Down TO .: Ter Cent ON OIL
Land Leases.
iRy Associated press.I

IVY NSSVCIa'"f f'Tcas.
WASHINGTON. March t5.-Produc-
ton royalties ranging from a3 1-3 to
IL IL per cent on the lease OF govern
ment oil lands in the claims relief
section OF The land leasing bill we're
prescribed in regulations issued today
by the interior department. Practical
Is all withdrawn lands now being
operated by claim are made subject
To the assessment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
WnrkInr for Tnrker

TO the Editor or Tho Times Dispatch:
Slr.--i was strong supporter OF Air Tucl, o.
G Sam Ma I'M, and lost money on him. You
him: Simce he has announced himself I an,
hav!nS al in my section 10 pay their poll ,aXcs
.I,. my - efNc hl;il a nag vote II don't do
something QUICK this county IS ruined
ltaynor. Va. M4rch & 1000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

. All Nermont's dry towns have voted
'.wet. Doubtless the citizens OF that State
will rally to the polls i'll November and cast
lheir ballots for Rutherford l.. Hayes, known
10 the rest OF the country to have completed
his presidential terms i'll 1881.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Herbert Hoover, Republican

A LTHOCGH he may not have meant 10
J. encourage the conviction that he is
Republican, Herbert Hoover, when he issued
his New York statement admitting that be-
lore the war he associated with that
party and even during the period when he
held Office under Democratic administers
non he was not Democrat undoubtedly
has convinced many Republican leaders that
he is seeking 10 qualify for the Chicago
nomination In proof Of that fact is the
organized campaign within Republican
ranks in his behalf campaign undertaken
by Californinns aud joined in by G. O. p.
leaders elsewhere
The country may expect a general move
mont for the nomination OF Mr.. Hoover al
Chicago. This seems to be inevitable The
only thing that will head it off will be some
very definite declaration on the part of the
former food administrator that he would not
accept such nomination, if offered If he
wishes to fall back upon San Francisco, Mr..
hoover would do well to issue such u state
inent and issue il without delay.
The Democratic leaders will positively not
select as their candidate for the presidency
It Republican whom the Republicans have
rejected. They will not couscript Mr. Hoover
as their Moses after he has made II losing
night for the nomination Of the opposition
party Tic has very slim chance. at best,
10 Impress his availability upon the hosts
that will gather i'll San Francisco and he
mas no chance of doing ii IT, in the mean
while he poses as Republican, or permits
his Jealous friends 10 train him for Repub-
lican h0nors
Nothing is more certain than thas the
hoover people cannot play both games sue
cesSinliF' lhey must make their man Re-
publican or Democrat il they expect him
to receive consideration at either convcn-
ton. rs long lie continues to STYLE him
self progressive independent" his aOiia-
'iohS mean nothing; his convictions upon
great party issues mean nothing and his
pohcics mean nothing Ia party men There
are undoubtedly 4 vast number of pcoprc
VINO would like 10 vote for Herbert Hoover
for the presidency, but the prospect is that
they will never have tho opportunity unless
he makes a straight party bid for tic noini-
nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
r..

/; We're ccri; in a bank
Where money is handled in sobs
II counting a million dollars
were one OF my little bank jobs:
II Ia finished counting my million
And had some more counting 10 do.
ia quit on the spot
For III swear would no,
Count any more millions, Would Won,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

statistics show that - per cent of the SOL
dicrs who lost their arms, lost the left one.
l:ut what's that" Any girl can learn, with a
little practice, 10 sit on the right side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
rbarcoa, I:ph.s nn,,, Th,.r,,

III a man Got no mo- Scnsc'n Z cit fnarricd
while n" GOT his good health said Cha rcoal
hph, rum nativciN e" got u lot o. eympa thy
but rs 70 him. sub, | say let him suIfah. Try
biscuit, Mistoh Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

The Nebraska Constitutional Convention
has adopted a mandate to the Legislature
TO enact an industrial court law on the Kan
sas model. and the Indiana. New Jersey and
New York Legislatures considering SINH
lar legislation. In the matter OF legislation
having 10 do with industrial problems gen
orally, Kansas is one of the most soundly
progressive states in the Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

sThe Commoner admits that he would be
willing To consider the nomination for the
Presidency under certain circumstances"
These certain circumstances of course do
rot extend further than his ability to secure
the nomination. With his Lincoln announce
uient, Mr.. Bryan may be considered an active
caVlida;e, and while he has been unsuccessful
ir three presidential campaigns. and unques-
'ionably will fail OF nomination this year, he
is fighter who is always dangerous and one
whom the party darcs not ignore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Protests against cxorbitant rents are legti-
mate and may effect reductions in scattering
cases. but, as has been pointed out many
times in these columns, the only remedy lies
in houses. and still more houses, until the
demand has been met and renters are no
longer a the mercy OF landlords who take ad-
vantage OF the shortage to proiiteer. Legis-
lation will not solve the problem. 1t prob
ably would result only in decreasing the num-
Der of new buildings. thus adding to the cty's
congestion. Prices OF material and labor are
high. but with little evidence OF d reduction
perhaps, Tor years. il is a sound financial
policy to build now. ii Richmond follows this
plan this summer, and there is reason on
every hand 10 believe that il will. the high
rent problem should have been solved be-
lore another winter sets in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Accidents lead TO Observation-Disclosures: as 70
instance. IL fellow meets a girl he'd nevc
heard OF. marrics her and there Won arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Gasoline is to 90 up. tile cost Of The on
pressed wage slaves automobile viii he in
cfeaaeu ana VIC may await consequent de-
hahos Tor more pay aud fever hours OF
labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

carefully dividing tho packing trust in
'cresta ia IKE cutting up an Irish potato FOR
planting Each section will spr0ut new
and honrish!ng little monopoly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

'oiiarS havc gone np in price 81 per cent.
!hns do wc got il IN Tho neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16
Voice Of the People

Letters must give the md uddresa of
rD requests. - '''A'e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

tfcc ireland, apparently likely TO be- born
AZ 'as'' after al The years OF waiting may
come twins
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

aDDR ESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TJONS To The rlmcs- Dis
uii ten. ina not to iudiriJuniS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Secretary Daniels pronouncement that
America must set about TO find and perform
some great stunt Of altruistic service" or
be rccreant TO the conservation We made on
-april ., 1917, viii not fall on ears that are
particularly receptive. America performed
what hc is pleased To term 4 stunt when it
sent . 100000 OF its youth into tho battle with
Germany and saved civilization from destruc-
iion. and today it finds itself the best hated
member OF The family Of nations. Americas
best stunt is not as the secretary suggests.
III 'he Baikans. III Turkey or on any foreign
sh0rf, br; iii dcyoting itself 10 its own recon
*truction, the ameliorntion OF conditions Of
us, own people and the reduction OF their
burdens, and us own development, leaving
other nations to settle their own problems,
anh interfering wth others only when the
cal! as 10 humanity America is not looking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

TUESDAY, MARCH lG, 1929.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

Hts.SSCH OFFICES: Wash :
inston, 1916 New York Ave
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

rs.s.EpIiBNE: Randolph I.
Hr<nate branch Lari'anEe
connecting with all depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-16

VuRLiSIIED every day in the year 10 South Tenth
p street Richmond. Va. by The yjinrs Dispatch Pub
fishing Co.. Inc. Charles l.. uaSDroo.. tiitor and
- Hmm
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01

American League At Philadelphia-New York 6, Phil adelphia 5; New York 10, Phil adelphia 6. At DetroitLChicago IA, Detroit O.. At St Louis-St. Louis 10, Cleve- land 8. At Boston = Boston 4, Washington 8; Washington 5, Boston 2.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01

Headquarters for laSysmith Coal Juneau Transfer Co Phone 48.-adI
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
TIVE CLUBS TO-
 ENTER CONTEST
Skagway, Ft. Seward, Doug.
 las, Subchasers and Ju- neau Meet on Diamond

Five baseball teams will battle for first and second money and the
 championship of Gastineau Channel and Lynn Canal on the local diamond
 on July and 4, according to a state
 ment made by Glen Bartlett, lilenl-
 Der of the Sports committee of the Fourth of July celebration The teams entering the series are Juneau, Skagway, Douglas, Ft William H. Seward and the Sub Chasers.
 The Skagway team today advised the committee that it would leave Skagway on gas launches in plenty of time to reach here for a game Saturday if one is scheduled. The soldiers team will leave Haines on the government boat Peterson and will also be here early Saturday
 morning. Two prizes are offered by the committee, the team winning the championship to get $200 while the runner-up will draw down a pot containing $100.
 Interesting Series
 The series, it is confidently eX- pected, will be the most interesting
 and hotly contested played on the local lot in recent years On the lace Ol lHiS SGdSOH peIlbfilduCeS, Skagway should be the favorte, but dopesters here, depending upon late reports from peYsons who have watched workouts by the Ft. Seward team, pick the doughboys as the team that will have to be beaten | for the first money. Douglas and Juneau hove lots of followers and many local fans are convinced that 1 the local balltossers will bring home i the bacon. The local team and 1 Skagway fought it out for the cham pionship at Whitehorse few weeks ago the latter being returned win her, but Manager Woodland says there will be a different tale to tell after the coming series is con- cluded The Douglas team is al ways a fighting aggregation and cannot be counted out until the last man has retired in the final game. | The Sub Chasers, in their previous appearances this season have been decisively beaten by both Juneau and Douglas and fans cant see them
 in the finals but they may upset the dope as it now stands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
BOXERS READY FOR
 LEGION SMOKER MILL

With only one more day to come before the American Legion SmOk- CT, which is to be held at A. B. Hall tomorrow night. all the boxers who are to appear in the different bouts have completed their heavy training and are taking only light exercise to keep in form for the fights The bill is generally regard ed as especially high class and one that will warm the blood of the fight fans from beginning to end.
 Interest in the heavyweight mill, between Higley, of Treadwell, and Sailor Elliott, is greater than any Of the other bouts. The Treadwell man is reported to be in the pink of condition and fit to put up the best scrap of his career and local men know what that means. The sailor representative, although con- ceding his opponent some IT or Is pounds, is likewise in fine shape and promises to at least hold his own. The light and welter weight bouts also appear to be better than the average and will give the fans their moneys worth.
 InquirieS have been made to the committee regarding the admission of a feminine contingent. It was stated this morning by members of the committee that there will be nothing to prevent those of the gen tier sex who are lovers of good clean sport from attending as there will be nothing but clean sport on the bill There has been some impress sion that the smoker is open to members of the Legion only. This is mistake, it is given for the benefit of the Legion, but is open to the general public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01

Pacific International League At Spokane-Spokane 9, Yakima 1 At Vancouver-Vancouver G., Seat
 tie 3.
 At Tacoma-Tacoma 12, Victoria 6
 STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
Pacific Coast League

Pacific Coast League At San Francisco - Salt Lake 6, San Francisco l. At Los Angeles Los Angeles 6, Sacramento 1. At Seattle-Vernon z, Seattle l. At Portland-Oakland 5, Portland
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
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YESTERDAYS GAMES

YESTEKUA1S 5 GAMES
 National League At Cincinnati Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 0. At Chicago-Chicago 1, Pittsburgh 0. At New York Brooklyn z, New York 8; Brooklyn 8, New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
FREAK SPEED BOAT TO
 ENTER JULY 4 RACES

Two ingenious Juneau men, Henry Hanna and George Thorkeldsen. have a surprise ill store for those who watch the Fourth of July boat races For the past week or so they have been working on a mys- terious invention of their own, which couples the motive power of a motorcycle engine and the use of pontoons. The contraption is said to be a regular speed demon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
GARLAND AND WILLIAMS
 WINNERS IN DOUBLES

WIMBLEDON, England. July l. C. F. Garland of Pittsburgh and R. Norris Williams of Boston, de- feated the other American pair, William Johnston of San Francisco and William F. Tilden of Philadel- phia in the semi-finals of the Brit ish tennis championship here to- day
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
Pacific Coast League
Pacific International League

Goldstein's Emporium open Thurs day and Friday evenings this week.
 adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-01
HAL CHASE BUYS INTO
 SAN JOSE BALL TEAM

SAN JOSE. Cal, July 1. - An nouncement that Hal Chase, former big league baseball star and present field captain of the San Jose Club in the Mission League, has bought a one third interest in the club was made by club executives here today.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22

Vasarnap egy hete ket gyilkos-
sag tortent Youngstownban. Az
elso, melynek egy kozismert
olasz bank penztarnoka az aldo
zata, a legvakmerobb es legbru
talisabb gyilkossagok egyike volt.
A mask esetben egy kozismert
gamblert lott agyon a pajtasa, a
kit az irigyseg sodort vegzetes
bunbe.
A ket gyilkossag reszletei a ko-
vetkez0k: Januar San este tor
tent, hogy ket jol oltozott fatal
cmber beallitott Tony Basallo
soft drink szalonjaba es AIT ajan-
lotta a szalon tulajdonosanak,
hogy vegyen toluk whiskeyt es
| pedig husz boxit, melynek arat
baxonkint 110 dollarban szabtak
meg. Basello kijelentette, hogy
mem foglalkozik whiskey arusi,
tassal, mire az ismeretlsnek meg
kertek, hogy aiaalion aplokit, a
ki portekat ntegvenlne, toliik
Icy keriilt szoba iAnse1no Yer
nucci, egy maganhank penztar-
noka, kit felhiytat tslefonon es
megallapodtak velsl hogy januar
10-en este hat orakor talalkoznak
vele es egyiitt elmennek whis-
keyert.
Vernucci jelzett nap deld6tt
elment a 26O East Wood streeten
lako Antonio Polloli fUszerkeres
kedo baratjahoz, kivel megal
lapodtak abban, hogy este ct 6rs
utan egyiitt lemennek a Logar
roadra, hol a whiskey ell var
raktarozva Vermueci es Pollol
az egyik whiskey arusit6val egy
teher auton, Baselli masil
whiskey arusitoval egy texir
haJtott, Logan roadra, hol +;
2431. szamu hazzal szemben be
hajtottak egy sot6t sikatorba.
Alig, hogy megallottakLa telje
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22

sen elzart s0tet helyen, a teher-
auton lilo whiskey iigyn0k re-
yolvert rantott a mellette ii0
Pololire szegezte. Mielott a/meg-
szeppent kereskedo feleszmelt
volna, a bandita kikutatta a zse-
belt s elvette> a revolveret es 70
dollar keszpenzet. Ugyanebben
a pillanatban, felugrott az iilesrol
az autoban levo Vernussi,. hogy
segitsegere Qehessen baratjanak.
Tkkor egyszerre harom lovos
hangzott ell. A mask autoban
ul6 whiskey iigyn0k lott Vernuc-
cira, a kinek a kabatjat ket goly6
keresztiil lyukasztotta, harma
dix golyo azonban a tiidejen flu.
rodott keresztiil. EFT az alkalmat t
hasznalta fel Pololi a szokesre, S
dacara annak, hOgy utana l0ttek
sikeriilt .,elmenekiilnie. i
A whiskey' iigyn0kok "a Xix.
rol kiderult, hogy koz6nseges
zsivanyok voltak persze egy-
kett3re eltiintek, S mire nehany
perccel kesobb ARA jaro Jonas
Adams megtalalta megl0tt
yernuccit mar nyomuk sem
volt. y
Mikor Vernuccit k6rhazba
vittek, mar haldoklott, S utk0z
ben kiszenvedett, meg miel0tt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22

y
k6rhazba erkeztek volna vele.
Ugyanaznap este West Rayen
es Ardale street sarkan, 1125
West Rayen avenuen lako Justin
Stepanovich nevu szerb 4hber
agyonlotte a 1922 Hezlep stree
ten lak6l James Nikitinket, kit
mint hamis kartyast jol ismert a
rendorseg. Azok, akik a sz6ban-
forgo ket embert ismertek, k0-
zoltek a rendorseggel, hogy Ste
panovics es Nihitink ket het el3tt
kartyaztak iatek kozben ugy
osszevesztek, hogy Stepanovich
megfenyegette ,<ikitinket.
Mindket' gyilliossag / ugyeben
folyik a nyomozas, de meg egy
tettes keriilt kezre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-01-22
JAPAN vIRAG

A Chrisanthem gyonyorii vi
ragjat a japanok eppen annyira
kedvelik diszviragkent, mint j6
magunk. Mem csupan a kertben
gy0nyorkodtetik szamtalan, szebb
nel-szebb fajtajukkal a szemet,
hanem levagva bajos es eleg tar
tos szobadiszul is szolgalnak. A
japanoknak ugyes modszeriik van
a virag friss Is szep eltartasara.
Ferden vagjak lie szarukat, ugy,
hocy eleg nagy, ovalis atmetszetet
.nycrnek. Ezt elenk lang fole
tartjak nehany percig es csak az
'utan helyezik viragtarto vizebe.
A ROSA szarat, hogy tartosabb le-
gyen, lie szoktak pecsetelni. Ne
hany nap mulva a szarakat r0-
videbbre vagjuk, a -chrisanthe-
met ujra leperzseljuk, r6zsaet
pedig ujra lepecseteljuk.