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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
AGED MAN LOSES MEMORY
Fall Of Fifty Feet Leaves No Other
Mark.

The police of Long Beach, CAL, have
in custody well-to-do octogenarian
who has been suffering from loss OF
memory since he fell fifty feet off the
ocean bluff when he marvelously
escaped with no dlsfiguring injuries.
In response to queries concerning
his home and kin he told the officers
he didn't worry about such matters.
He had in his pockets Sill in mon
ey, $4,000 worth Of Liberty bonds and
bank books showing deposits Of $1,837,
$1,000 and $1,700 respectively in the
Spokane and Eastern Trust company,
the Old National bank and the Citi.
zens' Savings and Loan society, all OF
Spokane, while he also had a $1,000
certificate Of deposit in the San Diego
Merchants National bank, a $500 note
and other papers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
BLIND MAN WINS
His Love Poem Gets z Bride foI
Him.

Louis Gardner of Chicago and Miss
Genevieve Jameson of Pershing, Ind,
were married the other afternoon.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
blind.
Both were subscribers to a maya.
zine published for the blind and Mr..
Gardner was frequent contributor
of verse to the publication. One OF
his poems, "What Is Love-" appeared
some time ago and brought him many
congratulatory letters from his blind
readers. Among those who wrote to
Mr.. Gardner was Miss Jameson.
Correspondence that resulted
brought about the wedding. The Rev.
Shelby Lee, pastor Of the First Bap.
fist church, in this city, read the serv.
ice. Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner will live
in Chicago.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
Gets Rich on II Acres.

Henry Wehrenberg. prosperous
Bazaar (Kan.) farmer, had an eleven.
acre alfalfa field last year which pro.
duced $2,O4525, not far from $500 per
acre. His first and second hay crops
yielded total of twenty-eight tons
and the third cutting he let stand for
a seed crop which threshed out sixty.
nine and one-half bushels of seed. His
seed was worth $1,355.25.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05

Enoland's War Widows Remarrying.
About 3S,664 Of England's $4,000
war widows have remarked, said Sir
l. Worthington Evans in the house of
commons. They are given, a years
pension on remarriage.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05

Miss Jeanne Eagles, who is appear
ing in one Of the New York theaters,
originated this new "turban coiffure,"
which is being enthusiastically adopt
ed by many New Workers.. The novel
hair dress is apparently rapidly be-
coming a fad of big proportions.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
Army Gets Navy Railway Gun,

seven railway mounts for 14-inch
naval guns manufactured by the navy
department for use in France and
some Of which saw service. have been
transferred to the army.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-04-05
INDIANS FIRST
USED RADIUM
Aborigines of Utah Employed Ore
as Beautifier.
MANS FIRST COAT WAS PAINT

Reds Painted Their Bodies Bright Vel
low, and With Other Pigments
Looked Like MISUNDERSTANDING op-
erations Show That Indians DID
Much Digging for Iron Oxide, Which
Was Used to Decorate Their Bodies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Hi JAMES u. >olRSI:.

WASHINGTON Feb i.--Ndpption OF
t"o johnson anvndrucut 'o the treaty
{" give The tnitcd State; the Same
number OF votes as the British .mpir"
IN the league of nations doomed toda $
as one OF the strong possibilities %
III" RECONSIDERATION OF the treaty III
the Senate.
senator Johnson announced upon his
return to tn" cauitai late in The after
noon that ho would BRING NJ Tho
amcndment at Tho carlicS, opportunity.
N" predicted that as Il result OF IN,
announcement by Niscouut Grey that
Great Britain does hold an advantage.
under the G-to-l voting arranycmout
Senators VIII" voted against the
amendment upon the theory tina; i,
would be dis;aSteful to England will
now support it.
Senator Johnson was campaigning
IN The West when the Grey letter was
made pubic, and the Republican,
leaders in the Seuatc made arrange
meniS TO bring up the treaty agti,
Tor considerations. lie at once can
cclcd al engagements and FASTENED
lack y" Washington to renew the Tight
FOR his amendment
In statement full or fight and do
termination TO press the amendment
TO 3 finish. the senator tonight said
Tho letter Of Niscount Grey which.
OF course. under English diploma;ic
usage IS the official declaration OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05

arrived at Scbonicr January .. An
ntNri iiIi.Hn destroyer has anchored
our ti.CiAu WUrshipS Truont arc h.jS
IN readiness az Scbcuico in view of III.
,;",t, 90 lug"-S!av. Gemonstra.
u,"nS !n'r" on he occasion ot Dan
pETitrtr. MICH. Feb. Til. ,;.;.
.pn" 81 ne railroad Administrations
,,,,,lL,r ,,.1 -, WaEc demands Of rail
M"'h"rS "iii rn considered at q special
meeting TO begin hero tomorrow az IN.
I,N'%i'' committee, Of tn" I-nir,d
1 i,"Il,,S.ne"n OF :m'ttntsnancc ol way
! At" meeting probably vii, cou,inu.
"@\y:1! days.
,r,ctiivcs tonight arrested George DAVIS,
1uAS William T.. Driscull ami ,j1n,n,,
''S.H!.. wanted by the Chicago police
MAMA .',vS'iom With the 5000, i:a :
iici!tr' Rose Il COMPANY ;ast An-i''
SiooSs charged with having iYrtDa,j
Iu S%I ,:I:'' following his Indictment.
r''akcn tkutsl according ~ -! ~" I
-, message received at Niadivos,ol-
az ntrMeG ny IN" cores pondcnt
rr'urhlnS Westward 20 relieve IN, I,ni,-
't.n!anS. serbs ana Poles
~. > Si,a LIE. TENN. Fob. Ar. am
..,'d Sh"arin'; IN, n12t EI%2ins - ..nn AWAY
doom on his return - M...l,in, ,, ,.sSF-
I. !. ~. Following his arrcs
IL Guc!"! agents III connection ,.i,h
~ ~! Stc:!ouS death al Free! NIurnh..
81" - NcAiinnv!l.e jail .iInU.r,-
hhi'N. feD i.-'rhc j-kranian ma
.ot,''; army und"- command Of Cen
-; t'.HFa. IS advancing on inc lira
-. 9ch;ncrin ka -Tra:scna in podoiia ma
bo!d. tehoN. south Of Kicv. 49,
-....H % information received bv tho
:, .'tICAip. Feb. +.-Dcaths from in
,1rii.a ana paeuiGcula in tho l,s,
"Snc%-!3Nr hours decreased fortv-
E9m yesterday. Fatalities num-
"S,'u tH!Cti 1.-Two and mex cases .x1
N'NN LILLE. TENN. Fen. 4.-6rc
..nhdF.d and eleven cases a. influenza
- reported today. as agains; iGg
making total Of l.oca cases
since January !. one d.ati jrG-nssc,l
! "ti'. deaths 10 tvenrN-iiY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
PENDING BILL TOO DRASTIC
PALMER SAYS NEED is FOR
CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATION
Measures uri"rr Congress Oycrrcnch
Thcir Purpose, Attorney
General Declares.
nv N.secIntcd I,rssl

WASHINGTON. Feb t. Additional
nn;isedition legislation. simple N. char
lrt@r and guarding the guarantees ~
thc bill ~ rights. bat covcrin:: the
"h!Itus in rrcsrn; statutory laws
was urged hy Attorney General Palm
er today before the House Judiciary
Committee.
rphoIdng IA" rish, Of free speech
and conservative criticism. the \ttor-
ncy-GeneraI protested against pend
Ing measures which. he said. were too
drastic ana reaching md so search
inS thit 'h"y oVcrrccch their pur-
bosses Nor" har'n than good would
conc from rcprcssivc Legislation. nc
.iud"d
Reviewing The activity of ;he De
partmeut of justice In supprcsslng
radicaliSm. Mr. Palmer told the com
mite" that the viGor with which his
depart ucni has acted. together with
It's notice - lawbrcakcrs OF tho strong
and positive intention Of Tho govern
UeUi 30 punish crimes had had the
'UCCt al m1tntainiut. SUCH order in the
nited states as would hny" been
otherwise Impossible.
nut there * n" existing StHju, =
1d"uuat" To meet The present situa-
ton" Mr.. Palmer told the committees.
There : 4 condition OF rcVUili;ional.y
intent I'm tho country on tn" par; al
roth aliens and citizens which is SUI
consideration OF Congress. This rcvn-
IutI"uarN intent lis manifested chiefly
bS threats both written md gpnkrn ~
persons WHO would mIurc. destroy or
overthrow thc government by ply Stead
iorCh or Violence
guarded tl" N'toru'% -Geucral said
.,ddiu.; tEaJ he l.;recd wi,H tnos. wID
rrjtic.E"G .hc Grahnm-~tcriinc Gili on
tL.s Lrouud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
APPROVE SCHOOL MERGER
MEDICAL EDUCATION MEN
FAVOR hAlL-O2LlN MEASURE
House Committee Rcpurt> En,or,bi.
ON B.ti Ia Name Comm - >iuIr
to Study Question.

Nrpoinimont Of a commissioner 10
study medical education in Virginia.
aud particularly the proposed merger
'oS TIC University Of Virginia medical
department.. ana the MtdicA CotIvE..
was indorsrd yesterday afternoon by
the University or Virginia: Eppa iiuu
ton. ,lr.. ami prs. beverly Tucker,
STUART Mcclure. Thomas Miller.
l.akoquo ana Frederic y. Murlok.
suu"rintcrdent 81 Memorial Hospital.
Thc Hau-OAln bill. providing for
appointment OF :, commission. follow
ing a public hearing before the House
Committee ON schools ana Colleges,
WAS amended to read seven. instead of
the proposed nine commissioners.
II WAS the ConccnSus Of opinion that
The proposed merger of he two uoji-
cat schools was justified by existing.
conditions. AMI that There now ~ q
real necessity FOR such amal.amatjon.
IL Virginia is to h1N" a mcGiCal school
70 compctc with other institutions OF
like character IN tn" country and is
70 receive aid from tho Rockcicli,r
Foundation.
Members of TIA, committc. are to be
appointed ~ follows: Thrcc 10y tho
Speaker OF the House tw" by the
president "f tho Senate. and Two by
ne Governor. Thos@ VII" are named
BY the executive are to he recon-
mcnded by the boards al Visitors OF
The two institutions and arc 10 be
members Of tie faculties OF IN, two
schools
pr. Alderman expressed uccord with
the general purposes OF the bill hut
said The matter was Of such innort-
ance that H. opposed any method tu;,
might resul; in hasty action
The bin was reported out fIvorHhly
by the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
YARMOUTH IS RELEASED
WILL SAIL WITH LIQUOR
CARGO FOR PORT OF HAVANA
NcGr" President at Line ordered 10
Produce itooi<> Bearing; on
Nhisi>. Cargo.
lIty Associated Press.

MEM YORK; Feb. i--'rn. steamer
Yarmouth. with list $i.$nO.ou" cargo al
whisky. which MAS seized Yesterday bv
Supe:NiSiu. Prohibition Inspector Shcv-
Tor t'tNaua. II was ANNOUNCED Tonight.
ipuoW!n-r long telephone converse =
tom between Mr ShcNlu and tho Al =
torucE-Gcncral's uiiic" In WASHINGTON
\ guard ~ fifteen prohibition agents
VIII ho kent on board. however. until
the vessel departs
While this conversation with Mash
Grand' Jury began Investigating I'll.
shortage in the Na"uuujh'S carso
which developed between hrr %aiIina.
from and returning; To New Tork
JHd@c knoN ordered Marcus Garvcy
the negro president 90 the Black star,
all books. papers and manitesis bear
ing on tn" whisky cargo.
t.arlie" IN tho day nc had refused to
pronlvc them. on ;hC ground that sur
render. of the records might tend 10
iucgiminAtc hWr
I'M Y,rmouth sailed for cuba with
heavy list 10 starhuard rcsulttn.,
from hurried Efforts 10 load the shin
before midnichi January III when con-
SttCtonaI prohibition wcnt into e.
ivC.
m tho New Jersey coast she ran
into rough Weather ana WAS forced to
RETURN TO New York Tor rcpairs
Tho c.ptaiu explained that 500 ..scs
81 .iHu"r were thrown overheard before
SHE ;"rncd back
shortly after hcr Arrival her.. nrai,,
workmcu were discovcrcd trying tu
%iea away from The Yarmouth with
tif;y-SiN bottles OF whisky i'm !. sn,if
Yesterday the cargo was Formally
seized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
Johnson COMES BACK
TO FIGHT FOR TREATY
Asserts That Since England Consents to Equal Votno
Power for United States There Is No Necessity
for Delaying Ratification
demonstrates tina.

British empire. demonstrates tha:
fre"t Britain is rondy 70 give to our
rcpu"sir the equality n' representation
ana N"tinE power wni.u certain Amer
icaES IN their Zeal i"r british iut"r-
cStS Lay" dcnicd I" rs. pt course.
now. when Great Britain says 10 the
gentlemen who have :" enthusiasts
caNr demanded rhat Great Britain
shculd harc s'N times as many votes
rs the United states. ,li:;, it H. within:
lhorc should I've equality ia tho league.
/ assume there win no longer he opp"-
Sitl"n 10 tn" amendment which tong
~" lntroduced, ana whrU WAS de
iSaicd by two votes in The Senate.
shall have tho amendment
brought up again AMI nov inat Great
britain 40 generously acc"r'lS the
equality which some Americans have,
been lclth - take. the ancndncnt
viii doubtless pass With patriotic
un"rimi.y.
',Sorinus!y speaking. though. it is Il
sad thing 10 contemplate that thcs.
many months 81 lighting Tor the equal :
ltN ia the league 81 OK" i:r"ui nation
can only hrju" The desired conSuru-
nation with the consent ci the British
cmpirC."
Senate Johnson said he believed
cred ~ the Republican leaders in the
senate would bring about ratification
ri the treaty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
THIS SOLOMON PREDICTED
REVOLUTION WOULD COME
NJ" N"rk t>srmbi. man Urged east,
ot titSsr> in Ills
C0mpuiru
IN AsStciutch %,

=.
AL5ANl. y. Y. Fob. ,-TeStimony
That Charles solomon. ,a,r Of tho nvc
suspended Socialist AsS,inblymvu. VINO
~ .heih% tried by the Assembly .lu-
ulriH,N Committee on charges al dis
.oNaltS', had predicted tia; IN. iuuoU"
.A-SrrNice mcn in the unitod states
MoutI ne umahl" to check the Socialist
r"N"iu'ion. was civcu today by WI
utlh X Hart Il iIruuiilyii ATTORNEY. vino
WIS defeated for tho Assembly, ~
solomon last talI
itar' declared solomon had mad, his
nrvuIct!nn after lie himself had stated
~ thc socialists were ready 10 st,rt
their revolution "let them 20 ahcad"
"a! &c belonged 10 The American
vE."h. winch soon viii have, 1900 OOh
III It's membership" ana thai "un,bin,
would please us NOR. than 1, sit ON tn.
Il reception N''' '''''
said: '''''''
Nh Ilart doesn't seem ia r.o,il,
ne enormous proportions that this row.
,'uI"ii is going 10 take 'rh.r. will
." NOT hinr which will he abl" TO heid
'ne wrath OF the woraiu. class I'm
cheek. They Will be abir 90 swocu
aside like chan in tho wind In. onp
sitt"u- OF 10000 600 mon VIVA, ri,,h.
nave "N-Se"vicc Ncu to hold IN, ..u..l,
the destiny OF 10000. 600 PEOPLE In
TINS country
Hart previously had tcstifiod tina, ne
Aad heard Solomon SAY ''rrvolutiou
does not necessarily mean hloodsrcd.'
ANA on another occasion define "r,yo-
luton as - sudden change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
WOMEN DEMOCRATS FORM
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
h"uH Is Formed Within Democratic,
''rtH. hut with Separate bpcr-
HtinE Machinery.
10y Associatcd Press.

NEW YORK. Feb. +-1hc Women
h'Inocrais OF America. a national or
San'Zation for tn" purpose Of orgttuia-
inG Democrats women as a Separate
section % the Democratic uarty. wa.
formally launched here today at y
meeting Of wcii-EnuWu Democrat
Women. The charter recently granted!
IN. "rIani2aiion by the New YurU Su-
irene Court was adopted and officers
We're e'cCted.
The officers chosen were: temporary
chairman. Mrs. Henry =. Keith. active
vice cnairm-n. Elizabeth Narbury ami
MISS Adelaide sterling: honorary vice
Ghairm.n. Mrs. 'icorg. H. CNiIdS. Ms
!.ewis EiNon. Mrs. Leslie Abbott. Of
North Caroline: Mrs, Ella O. German.
Mrs. f'rcter!ck Crawford. Mrs. w. *
Vanderbilt. J... Mrs Borden IIarrI-
man and Mrs. Elizabeth Colbert re-
cordinS secretary. Mrs H. !. CAN'T:
SoricSpoud!nc secretary. Mrs. Charles
- H!rSt. treasurer. Miss Louise
Inch.r. AND director OF organization,
Mrs: Mary y. Moss. OF HunaIo.
iGc purpose OF the new organiZa-
ton. d set forth Dv the certificate OF
incorporation ~. TO organize the
Democratic women Of America within
the Democratic party, hut - paratC
from the men. on = system modelled
somewhat after the Democratic form
% government. with II uatlona! organ
%iation Of iac women of tn. unity co1-
SiStins al national council. State III
visions. county chapters and senatorial
assembly and other election district
units.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

WASHlNGToN. FEET. ,-S.cr,t,r,
Ai"Nander and Acknowledgement raj.
stump IN hehalf ~ tn. candidacy nI
Captain Jacob II. ATllican. Dcmorra,
who seeks election to Congress frou
Secretaiy AlcNandcr's home district in
Missouri.
SliEErIEl.p NL,N.. Feb. i.--I.cs..y
Wo"dall. traininastcr Tor She Memphis
thatianooGa division. southern Rail
XIV; VIII Offices ,i;S here was prcb"hly
- l.. Williams. y brakeman on the
road. is being Mold at the county jail
pending the outcome Of Nuodall's in
turtles
NoIroLK. VA. Feb ia cali for
assistance was received l,y tho local
naval communication service from .hc
A ,,,.r,., aicnincr .Iaritsonvi'le ,his
th" ruddcr had been lost amt tn. shir
was drifting south sou,noas, iIcr
n"Silion was given as 34:lp north. and
MERLIN. i'eh. 1.-The krcua lic-
'hnS announces that twcuty-Sov.u IN
neptnH"nt Socialist newspapers have
suspended qualifications due IT, tn,
nrociam4ti"n at a state or siege.
lioNoLtit. Fcb. i.-ThivtN-cirut
japanese RELIGIOUS. business, ana sOcid,
organizations were reported in Z. uec.
'hS here TO-DAY under craftsmanship OF
Il Shlnion Priest &. ,ias;o. who ,.-:,Iu-
iZed :; Strike Supporters Assucia-
Ion 10 GiN" nn1nct'l and mora! sup
q r..
aaninst sugar planters.
FARGO y j., SOB. A-North ia.
E"la homocra g %. their state con-
vent!on today adopted n resolution IN
dorsinI tho "icudershiD Of Wooi;-nx
" ilson ANA ". ! Bryan" ana pledged
SNppG.I 70 tn" candidate nominated al
WASHlNGToN. Fob. 4-complaints
MADE by ". Litv!nun. representative Of
,4e EisSian g"vernmeu; 81 Copcu-
ne" ,ha, he w,.s nn!er scmiarres,
l.. o. -
.rs,l.on mere today 10 be entirely IN
r. AsaE .,..,I; 81 Eeb an,
.hni two - III, tire. Republican can.
4looi"S 70! tn. congressional nc,riu.
.oH ~ i's "iSt!.!" had W!thdra = II,
ttaN.AS l.. J.. Jcualus. mi!!Eouu.y.
t.a"eI and co.ton-n.'L owner. OF This
r.;y - receive The nomination me
S' F Teii,,' n YAH b hid SATURDAY.
50 ;!9.. ~ A,aacO Aguir-e, S.e-ata-y
--s'----t Gr- and Public M,r.S OF
ass been accepted by P-e~i-
-rni 4-rauz- according 10 tG,..cs
'-l N"- tpJa. Nr Alberto i.L.X Sam
;.n4 coasa genera. ~ SUI
NEW T ..,.,... Feo. - ooe-a
-.s- ,2A.= ~. liYi-o Characteristics
S'a'ra: La.a.sr o. the compuuy
t'.hAN4 y. Y. FEB. --De.tl ~-r-
ra v.. g,"D,, @o -, ana -. Fam. fgr
't Governor smith today Tic
nHE! ed ;or the :uurdcr Of
""2Ma as 'he Poultry
AsH'S4:.To% rep. Tine ssar
Ss4.' fs--rding loans made by ,hc
'' +''s - t6r"iE- governments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
POSSE THREATENS TO END
LIFE OF NEGRO ASSAILANT
Taken IlurrirdIH Within Nails at ken
lucky Prnitrnlinry " hcn
Nuip Gathers
= y -97''N II TF.II ''''|E.
.ENiNIiTDN, NY r.n

y SUVT.If.ti I'r,Iet.
LEXINGTON, NY, Fcn. 3. - W.l
toCkett, negro. charged with tine. gulir-
der OF ll-Ncar-old Geneva iarGman.
a school Girl. was TuShci 10 the Ken
iucky state Penitenti;Iry early toniglI,
Tor Safckccping shortly after lac had
Greu placed in tho 'ayctle County jail
y rnD OF angry farmers coning, TO this
city bent on tho lynchinG of tho negro.
who has confessed his guilt. according.
10 officers, arrived too late.
In>ckctt waS arrested late This aft.--
noon At D!Xou Town, fifteen miles from
Lexington and six miles from the
scene OF the crime. by Two members o.
= posse Of 400 men, which had been on
his trail since the body OF ihc muir
dcrcd =ir' was round At S o'clock this
incoming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
AGREE ON PLAN OF UNION
ih'rrchurrh Council on innI-um,,;n.
f''nSeii"al Churches Report
Progress
~ .ASso c.A,ei Poi

.flii!l.ii.Abii.riiIA. Feb. i.-The plan
Union Tor All q the evanEciicnI
. M 2 ii. United States AS pro-
po>.o by IN. al interim conmittr. vas
Sf ,;r,.l adopted ,odaE by the Inter
G.T,a IN, h.-%'- ON organic union.
=. q. amendments were referred 10 :hc
.2i'lh!iIee on plan. which is to rcpor;
~ c"Hhci ,"orrow when nnal action
e '%G'ei"1 - bc taken.
y, t-'''fFS ia tho movement including
SO .sI:tFis. :p!scopalians. Mctho-
- b. 'pNE!.gatioNai!Ste and others 49,
%. ihlrtE denominations rcprcscntod
80 'aNeH satisfaction with Tn. Dror -,
Atf" t"G2y ana declared That less
''t''Fit."N 10 -" proposed union has
1901 '-- pressed man was au,,rir,.,-cI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
hvlATORS ARE RELEASED
hcinti,cS in Ohio of Flyers IieId in
McNicO. Are Advised
of Change
Iliv NssncInte-I T.

,,r.r,,, y D EHIysINcI,,I"T. FF.7s.
y! iiCA, ONO. Feb. i.-I.i.Utvuani
-. l. tshcr, was taken into custody
~ MeN!can officials Monday. after
iht.r "!rpiune made 81 forced landing
an MEXICO. has been released, accord d
ms 20 mes sage received lat, tod.t>
ny Mrs Adciia Il. Wolfe. mother az
Lieutenant WolfG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
RUSSIAN VOLUNTEERS WIN
VICTORY OVER BOLSHEWSTS
Se" trn! Advancing Odc.sn I.
Given sound nrubb,n. With
Heavy 1.osscN.
lWy Assocint.L rrc.. |

AtClIANGEL. Ecb. IA wjr.I...
dispatch from odessa today rcpor,s D.,
great victory OF the Russian vo!u,,.e,.
army over the Doishcvis, forces. ybi,i,
nay" oecn driven back over tn. Don
River.
IN" finest cavalry of the Reds un,I. i,
command of Generals I:u,Icnuy ,nt
i'"uinchNo are in dtsorderly Hight. III.
message says. -
I'm, volunteers captured SIXTY INNS
-" in'vlinc guns and 5000 urisnurr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-05
THREE AMERICANS SLAIN
state department Au>i>r al truci
Nrfs Of HriEnnus Toward
H"'icf Workers

7
WASIii>"TpN. Feb. Z -rh. ,tr,ls,.
O fir'' American rcli.r VurkcrS la.
syria. waS reported today TO tho STATE.
The Americans We're par. %. a zone
N"N TOT ARM euia r"li,t supplies ANA
We're killed by bri=umds on F.bruary
/. near ~ Mali, north Of Aicppo. Tho
names OF the Americans Mr. not
given IN the dispatch
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FAIL TO AGREE ON WAGES
Indications Are Tha, Dircr,or-t:.,cr,,
WIN h"Iu Many Sessions Win
KniINNny Wen.
~ Associated IRE.

NASH melton. Feb. J.-i;:.!lruad .,t
~ iStrhtion officials and representa-
enc" "n Wig" demands OF ih. mo.
thnu :.""".b"u workers.. still were in;,,r
i"nigh; ON prariicaliy All angles az N,
WHrc quest ions.
Tn union heads h.ld only a Nil.
session WIFE btrcctor-G.ucral uir,.
and his sum. Neither Mir. limos ~,
me Wn'""rH r"l''S cnthtivcS would Ills
d"ncc that the sessions wouid .Xt.r,t
over several days. Nj Hines wilj NC
win the union officials again tonlo,,
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SENDS SUFFRAGE TO POLLS
Mississippi Legislature Dir.,
"""' on Question OF ,ntbnn>
\ Amendments

u. iAC kSoN. MISS Fch I'm .
,n,!sS'aaippi Legislature JpIay IN Slr
resolution which had bccn ,r%,lo,,.i,,.
i PASSED bE INC House l.fcrr.iir ~
ee:I.oh Of ienai. suffrage 10 !. ,.otc
tjon 'S"p!v at the Noy,inb,r cicc.
ar..I ne cAAnthonN amendment to The r.l-
err era nonsl tuition, comforting suffra...
%hjc, 0 M. 10y Federal cnactmen,.
III In!rM WAS ~ npecia! order for to-
oay wa SGT f"r Tursday Fehr,i.l, -.
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HOUSE AGAIN REFUSES
Declines 4" Vote Driirirncy \pnr.nri.
ton tor Hcpnirs Z" Wnr.Iiip.
at \9NS-S ards

7 u. = MO ,it'L HON.
WASHiNiTDN. Ftb i-'rnc ii.,-
refused t"day - make q deiic.cucy .,.-
preparation OF S".a5U.OpU Tor 10 y.,,:.
Of hntt"ships ana other craft M N..y,,
wards. "!'bOuEh proponents OF Ill. ii'''
urged 'h.t 1000 yard employers ,yotl.i
1c thrown out Of worS IL o. failed
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Towing .Ieky, in for REPAIRS.

LONDON Fob. 4.--The American
steamer Eastern sun. liverpool fo.'
Norfolk. reports by wireless Chat she
has picked up the American steamer
IckJl. ana is towing her 10 the Azores
The boilers al tie Jckyl. from Balti-
more. january -. for Stockholm
SM.!on. MeEe SAID 20 b. disnhled
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- IHNII.I.E, KY i'.b. ;-S,iLi,,..
~ Mew i."T" o. l7eS eas,s Of wniaI'y.
ip." rom i; =. W"th.n X com
i'eseni.er, declared ~ local rcd.
IRA. "hcia:s - establish anothcr I'M.
=. NE o"ain ., @,Eid"nc" against K; t..
W 4'h"h ana v. j. En"b" Ramp. AWAIT
.nE 'riai 3" Federal court 81. cI:trr..
y. L-.l.t ing nr0hlhit.nn inLn.-