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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
INFLUENZA NOW EPIDEMIC
IN SEVERAL. ARMY CAMPS
Camps Grant, Rockford and Fort
Sheridan, Love Field and Great
Lakes Station Involved.
MANY NEW CASES IN CHICAGO
Yesterdays Report of New Cases
Showed 2,51f, With 20 Deaths.
New Pneumonia Cases Were 20.
With 81 Fatalities.
fBy Associated press I

WASHINGToN. Jan. 20.-Iniluenza
has become epidemic in several army
Surgeon General Ireland, of the army.
announced today, and IT has made it,,
appesrance among the American troops
il Germany.
While the disease is increa sing
amonS The civilian population Of the
United states, IL has not reached cpl
dcnic form, and SurEcon-General Blue.
OF the Public Health Service. said to-
day there was nothing liz the situation
10 cause alarm.
The malady as it has appeared both
mild type and the resulting death rate
proportionatcly has been far below
That of the wartime epidemic. while
the incidence of pneumonia also has
been much lower
Authorities We'll in Hand.
Surgeon General Blue SAID the State
health authorities apparently had the
situation in hand wherever the disease
had occurTed-and in many States it is
not prcvalent-and that no request for
Federal aid had been received. AS a
precautionary measure. however. DIR.
Blue has representatives in these CO
operating with state authorities and
q corps OF doctors trained in lighting
this particular malady - availlble
Epidemics have been reported from
CAMPS Grant and Rockford and Fort
sheridan. Illinois. Love Field. Texas.
and the Great Lakes Naval Training
station. but the number of men in
'''SI 'NtiipS !nuCn Smil.cr tnal 1t
was during the war.
The form of the disease in this
country apparently is much milder
than that which has made its appear
ancc among the troops in Germany.
1Es Cascs In Army on Rhine.
During the week ending january Q.
l63 new cases were reported among
the soldiers on the Rhine. this rep
| rcsentinG an increase OF sixty n We
over the week before. Twelve deaths
| from the disease were reported, while
there also were six deaths from pnou-
| mona.
The aufnher#of new Influenza cases
IN Ch.caSo soday passed the high point
FOR any one day of last years ep.-
dnmic: y total OF 2,51l cases was re-
! ported to the Board of Health toda v
| with twenty-siN deaths. New pneu-
'nonia cases numbered 297 with fifty-
seven fatalities. The greatest number
I or influenza cases for single day last
year was 2,400. Health Commissioners
/ robertson said tonight that in his
opinion the peak of the epidemic had
passed.
Four Dead al tirent lakes Station.
one hundred and eighteen new cases
OF innuenZa with four deaths were re-
ported at Great Lakes Naval Traininc
station for the twcnty-four hours end
ing at midday. This brought the total
| number Of cases under treatment al
the citation to SSS, including nfty-two
pneumonia cases. There have been
seven deaths during the epidemic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
STATEMENT OF MILLERAND
CABINETS POLICY PREPARED
VIII he Read iu Parliament To-day and
VIII Contain Numerous
Pledges.
FBy Associated Press. |

PARIS. Jan. 20.--'Thc new Cabinets
declaration of policy prepared TO be
read to Parliamcnt Thursday. WAS sub
mitted to the council of ministers to-
ceived the approval of the council.
The declaration calls for exact exc
cution of the German peace treaty
IL SAYS the league Of nations can be
OF great aid in that direction. and
should be strengthened and developed
Concerning Internal affairs besides
urging new taxation, greater produc-
ton and less consumption. the dec
laration promises fulfiimcnt of the gov
ernlnonts pledges TO soldiers
The document concludes by recall
ing that the republic intends to gov
crn the country without religious in
reference. rcmarkiHc that separation
of church and stat. iS not Il state OF
war, hut of liberty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
P0WHATAN TAKEN IN TOW
Passengers to &c Taken on Today
by Northern
Pacific.
BY Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-A radio mes
sage received by the army TRANSPORT
service here late tonight Indicated that
the powhatan was about oo5 miles
south OF Halifax in tow OF the steam
ship Western Comet. headed for Hall
fax. II stated that the 271 passcngers
would be transferred from the Pow
hatan to the transport Northern
Pacific tomorrow morning. The North. .
crn Pacific is eSpected to arrive in
Now York Thursday. "
The navy desttroyers. Sharkey and
leary, are standing by. the message
xsdy Lanrier, has put out from Hail
H.H to help tow the disabled transpor,
H. 1t was reported that tho wcather r
was moderating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
MASSED ATTACKS
THREATEN POLES
Bolshevist Forces Being Re-
cruited to Cut Way
Through Country.
MILITARY MEN APPREHENSTVE
Paris Reports Indicate That
Great Britain Is Calling
Men Into Service.
MILITARY MEN APPRENTICESHIP

ports received in Washington to-day
said there was every probability that
be defending her iudc udcncc aEainst
a nacsed attack of tho forces Of Boil
s1evist Rutsia. Concentration of units
rom the peasants and activity in the
htitc-owncd nuntion works point 10
.his s 1E neW deveiopmsnt. IT was stated;
ana military observers here were said
TO be frankly ,apprchensivo OF Poland's
thsnces OF withstandins tho onset,
inauguration OF the new Boishevist Of
!cnsivc 1t was said and geographical
features OF the Polish frontier make
u more than likely that the advance
will be from the north.
Has Many styles of Guns.
The military establishment OF Po
iilnd II known to comprise twcnty-,wo
equipment is SO varied in design and
quality az to make IL almost mpossi-
bic for the republic 10 organize a tao
icai army capable OF taking the field
a. compact unit. AS an instance Of
military weakness. the fact Is cited
that no less than four designs of rifles.
each requiring special ammunition. arc
Under 1'rotzky's command are about
$4,000 men Of the Eod army. back ii
by tho Praetorian Red Guard and aug
mcntcd still further by what military
observers here term the militia OF
Russia" the mujik masses who, i, was
tnry service or starvation. govern
Iuent issue of rationg being withheld
from eligible recruits who attempt TO
escape service. The present Red army
Il comprised almost entirely of these
coerccd peasantry" and hired mcr-
ccnarits. military observers in Russia
report.
Uritish To Fight Boishcvistr
Tho strong belief was expressed in
diplomatic circles in Paris tonight Tint
Great Britain is secretly preparing the
mobilization of an army OF 100000 10
be used against the Bolshcvist forces
in the Near East
THIS belief is based upon tho sen.
s"tionai announcement by Premier
preme council this morning 10 the CT
feet that British troops that have been
rronliscd for the policing Of the areas
IN which ptcbiScites are 10 be held
under the Versailles treaty arc now
other allied continGent>.
VIII Protect Interests.
Diplomatic authorities questioned were
Unanimous in pointing out tina, Great
Britaina only reason for refusing
troops for Siiesia, DanziG, Schleswig
and other plehiscttc areas is the need
or armed forces TO protect British in
ierests in caucasia. Persia and India
Confirmation OF this hypothesis con
ctrning Premier Lloyd Georges sur
prise this morning is seen in the ncGo-
tiations with representatives OF the re-
we'll as IN the recent Tasty. dispatch
Of British dreadnoughts from the
Adriatic 10 Near Eastern waters
IL is learned from an exclusive
source that former British officers now
residing in France have received con-
iidentta! messages from tho British
War Otilcc TO hold themselves in read.-
ness for resumlng active service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
APPEAL KING WILL DECREE
Case Involves s3,0O0.00 which wn-
man Claims Under Rejected
Document.
tEy Associated Press. ]

Z
CHICAGO. Jan. .o.-An appeal from
tho order OF Probate. Judge Henry
Horner, refusing to admit To proba tc
the so-cailed Second will" Of James
G. King, millionaire Chicagoan, was
filed in the Circuit Court today by
counsel representing Mrs. Mary O.
Melvin. Il sister of the late Mrs. Maud
a. King. Mr.. Kings widow.
Under the original will. which
stands as his last, Mr.. King left the
bulk Of his s3000.000 estate TO erect
and maintain the James c. King Homo
for Old Men.
to probate. Mrs. Melvin. through the
death of her sister would have re-
ceivcd the greater portion of her
brother in laws estate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
COMPROMISE DEADLOCK
CAUSES SENATE UNREST
Failure OF bipartisan Conference to
Reach agreement May Push
Leaders Aside.
TALK OF ACTION ON FLOOR
Mild RcscrvatiOnists Favor Combina-
tion With Democrats for Open
Consideration, While Latter Cham
pion Joint Caucus.
TALK or ACTION ON FLOOR

W.ASHINGToN, Jan. 20.-Disagree-
ments I'm the bipartisan conferences
looking TO the COMPROMISE Of peace
senate leaders committees TO the
verge Of a break and caused move
toward different solution Of the
treaty deadiock.
open rupture today OF the leaders
at least, ,by, passing over the dispute
Gu tho Lodge reservation regarding
equality Of voting In the league OF
VIII meet again late tomorrow, but
with leaders Of both factions doubtful
az to the possibility OF ultimate agree
nont.
Prospects Of failure OF tho leaders
confeTence and OF formal suspension of
their SESSIONS today moved mild re-
Democrats. not members OF the lead
ers comm .ttees, 10 discuss independcn,
iiHn, sits, t9~aTd Cro soin}iion Of the treaty
publican spokcsmen said such "A move
would DC forthcoming II conferences
OF the readers fail within a few days
10 give !norc assurance OF compro-
Two Plan. Discussed.
TWO plans for future action were
considered today by the senate rank
and file should tho leaders confcre nee
ial Several Of the mild reservation"
nlnaiion with the Democrats TO bring
thc treaty again 10 the floor OF the
senate for open consideration Of com :
proInis. reservations. For effective
ness OF tins plan reliance would be
placed upon. public pressure. which
!, IS believed would develop in favor
=: Ano,her plan, championed by a
democratic advocate OF compromise.
Sonihsmpla'ss 60 h :, Ironnd robin" petition
70 bFlnG Republicans and Democrat s
+, into a Joint caucus. The mild re-
servation" Republicans. however. were
reported opposed To the bipa rtisa n
1,n
mot .on Of Senator Underwood, Demo.
crat. Alabama, for appointment OF
( lovers OF Eepubi can Leader Lodge. as
well as the Republican mild rescr.
varonists," arc said to be agreed tha,
the leaders shall fail i; will be use.
less to appoint other conciliation COM
Participants in today.s conferences
o. the informal committees. OF which
susr,enVion sus1e WcTe Two, said an impasse and
ment was virtually reached al the iirs,
sose,bar siIm as or a re- result Of inability to sc,
tion to the league OF na,,aIns l.,I reSerHa sorHa
ant After more than two two U,gn houTs
abiriied dispute. the whole subject
ported at the second session Tb.
rseaipins preamns for,1h 10 The Lodge RESERVATIONS
OF the five principal powers of Amnri.
can reservations, was taken up and
II was said, 4 tentative arrenn,ap, aiu
,ssacned. The proposed compromise or
me y bpreamnie ,, was said to provide tha,
- f the principal signatories do not file
,i3rma!iy: ,in,,ni ny objections to the reserva
,ions before their exchange OF ratjfca
ION; h the American reservations shalI
None OF tho Damo,r,i; epleu
were acceptable to the RepubJican
eaoeFs. and the Democrats, it was sS ID
W.T. W.T. equally alamant against Er-
publican suggestions for chanrcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Costs $3.50 to Dress
Man; Woman, 1864
IBy Associated rre...l

NEW YORK. jan. 2O.-If n man
In Ncw York were entirely destitute
of clothing, he could buy himself un
outiit. rumprising suit. ovcrcoRt,
shoes, socks and union suit, for
Sa:t.io. according to a minimum fafr
price list announced tonight hy Fed
cral Food Administrators williams
IT u mans wife were I'm the same
condition 81 would cost S16.a4. or
S-s..o more. to supply her with n
and union suit.
Little hoys cnn be clothed with
suit. oNcrront and shoes nt S.0.4:s
npiccc, according to Nr. Williams
figures. which nrc based ON nd,er-
tiscments culicd from newspapers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
ODESSA Is IN PANIC OVER
ADVANCE OF BOLSHEVISTS
Greek Hcsidents Of City E'lre 10 Ron
mania, Landing st
ALkcrn,au
tBy Associated Press. !

GENEVA. Ian. 2u--The Rouman!an
legation NJ Bern has received 4 mes
sage from Bucharest stating the Greek
steamer Leopold had arrived at Con-
stanZa on the Black Sea coast Of Rou-
mania. loaded with refugees of Odessa,
who reported that panic conditions en-
listed when they left.
The BolshcvistS were then within
eighty miles of Odessa, and meeting
no resistance. and everybody was flce-
ing. the passengers declared.
The Greek minister at Bucharest has
asked the Eoumauian government to
permit the Greek residents of Odessa
10 seek refuge in BeSsaraba. rho
RoumanianS agreed to receive them in
the town Of Alderman, southwest OF
odessa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
MOTOR DRIVERS IN DUBLIN
CLASH WITH SOLDIERS
Streets Arc Finally Cleared by Troops
by Means of Hnyonet
Charge.
IBy UNIVERSAL Servicc.l

DUBLIN. Jan o0-A riot on Ste
phen's Green here tonight, was the
climax of the days demonstrations by
Duolin,s motor drivers in protest
against the recent permit orders is
sued by Dublin Castle
\ parade of the strikers clashcd with
soldlers and police, resulting in a
heated battle for possession OF tho
strike banners
Troops. tinally cleared the streets nv
means OF hayonet charge. Two ar.
Sinn Feiners and police hattlcd in
inc streets OF kilrush, County Glare,
,inis morning as the result OF the evic :
hon OF police from a house.
- great crowd gathered to witness
Inc battle and Justify chcercd the
sinn felners. The police finally used
rcnolVerS, driving the S.nn Feiners to
COVER. one OF The latter was Killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
CHICAGO METHODISTS LEAD
WITH $500 CONVERSIONS
E,anSelistic Campaign In Past sixty
Days Fruitful of Results,
Heports SHOW.
IBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Jan. oo.--The Chicago area
nf the Methodist Episcopal Church.
with 4 record of $500 conversions in the
last sixty days. is leading in the na-
ton wide centenary evungelistic cam
naign, started last fan at the annual
church conference, according to a
statement made today by DIR. George
u Bean. director OF the national cam
paiSn.
The country is divided into nineteen
Tor the siNty-day period in the leading
areas were announced as follows:
Buffalo, 5000: Cincinnati. 1.54l: New
York, $500: Pittsburgh, 5000; Portland.
ore; 1000; Washington. ID. C., 2,5l9;
Wichita $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FILIPINO SUGAR PLANTATION
WORKERS STRIKE IN HAWAII
.Japancsc Federation Members Also Arc
Reported on Verge of
Walking Out.
tBy Associated Press. ]

HONOLULU, Jan. o0.--Fiftcen hun.
drcd Filipino sugar plantation workers
here have struck Tor higher wages.
and il is declared by r. d. Mead, Sec
rotary of the Planters Associat ion.
that So per cent OF the Filipino workers
on five out of seven plantations on the
Island OF Oahu have walked out.
Twcnty-six hundred Filipino sugar
plantation workers are employed on
the Island OF Oahu, Mead said.
1t is reported that strike orders have
been sent to all workers on the islands.
affecting 1850 F!lipinos. The Fedora, :,
tion OF Japanese Lahorers is reported
TO be considering strike also. and II
a general walkout occurs 2i,3vU work
crs would he affected.
All sugar plantation work has been
stopped for ten days owing to rains.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
PROPOSE HUGE BOND ISSUE
Isill Provides S"JO.OOO.OOn for Jr-
riEnAon of Western
Lands.
IBy A&sociated Pre.Ss. ]

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-A bill pro
vidinE for bond issue Of s250.0O0.O0o.
the money from which would be used
for irrigation purposes. was introduced
today by Senator McNary. OF Oregon.
and referred to tho Irrigation Com
mittec. The bill resulted from sus-
sestions made at Il recent conference
of Western Governors with members
of the House and Senate Irrigation
Committees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
II SENATORS SPONSOR AN7ZSUFFRAGE RESOLUTION
SENATE RANK AND FILE MA Y FORCE TREATY ISSUE
ARMY OF $500 THREATENS TO OVERRUN POLAND
Asks Treaty Be Made
Under His Chestnut Tree
ny UnixersnI scr,icc.l

WASHISGTOS, Jan. 2O.-Undcr
hts nprcadinG chestnut tree-Or oak,
does not reveal it's hind-W. r.. Pat
ten, OF Webb City, Mo-, wants United
states Senators Ot both parties to
If his offer Is accented IL will bc
nnncd the "trcnty tree" nnd will
nc accorded place I'm tho hall OF
tnmc for trees with history now
being complied by the American
Forestry Association.
fnttcn, thinks II compromise could
be reached under his tree. "if the
politicians will Just get together
said:
NJ! tree has circumference OF
twelve feet four inches, md with
us scScnt!-six-foot Apread IL will
easily provide ample room for
Eood-sixcd Ect-tOgcthcr ceremony"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
Berlin Publishe. Documents

BONDt'N, Jan. "U.--AII Tho docu-
mcnts. respecting diplomatic inter
course between Berlin and Washing
1916 and the events leading to tho
proclamation of Poland's independence
Will be published in Berlin. This an
nouncement Is made In a wireless mes
sage fTom Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
GERMANY TIGHTENS ON MARK
Control Over Banks Increased to Fro.
vent Transfer of Capital
Abroad.
Thy Associntcd Press I

LONDON, Jan. 20.--A Wireless dis.
patch from Berlin says the govern.
ing the control of the hanks to pre.
vent the transfer Of German capital
to foreign countries Ono clause, i'm.
portant to foreigners, says that mari,
credits OF firms and persons residing
abroad will only be given with the
consent OF the Reichsbank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
ARREST RADICAL LEADER
German Authorities Take Ernc.t Dan
mig Into Custody In Connection
with Recent Riots,
by ASsociatcd po.ss.l

BERLIN, Jan. 2o.--Ernest Daumig.
leader OF the radical wing of the In
dependent Socialists. was arrested to-
day on Il government warrant. Last
ton with tho uprisinss OF Hamburg,
radicals. but was released
Today's arrest OF paumig was in con,
ncction with the disturbances in front
Of the EeichstaS building last Tuesday,
in which number or persons wcrc
killed or wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FIRST COMPLETE RECOVERY
Woman in New York Hospital VIII
Sleeping sickness Since Sep
tcmbcr Discharged,
In, rnlvcrsal ScrNlce.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2O.-~Nirs. Dora
MintH, victim OF the sleeping sick.
ness" since last September, has fully
recovered. it Wa3 said nt the Willard
discharsed within a day cf so. This
was declared to be the first recorded
case of n person making n complctc
recovery from the strange malady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
BRYAN TO SPEAK HERE
TONIGHT FOR CAMPAIGN
OF PROHIBITION FORCES
Former Secretary Of STATE viii
DciireT Address at City.
auditorium at 8.

William Jennings Bryan. former
Secretary OF State, Will address a
mass meeting AT the city AUDITORIUM
tonight at O'Clock on Law Enforce
ment in America" The meeting Will
be held under the auspices OF the
Anti-Saloon League of America
Mr. Bryan viii be met q: the station
by a committee directed by Rev. 4. X.
Pitt and the party will go direct 10
the auditorium FOR the address. Oliver
j. Sands Will preside at the meeting,
and Speaker Robert l.. Brewer. OF the
House OF Delegates, will introduce the
speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
WANT WILSON TO RUN
Mrs. George Haas Declares Women OF
America want President TO
Rcmnin NnttOn's Head.
tBy Universal Servicc.N

by UnlVersal SeryGn.I
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.--Airs. George
Bass. member of the Democratic ma
tional committee. who opened Chicago
headquarters today. said women of the
country expect President Wilson to be
the Democratic nominee.
Mrs. Bass said when she left Wash
tnEton she was told that President
wilson had been restored to health
week. In discussing presidential nom
inees. Mrs. Bass said she had never
personally given consideration to any
ono except President Wilson himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FIGHT SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Legislature or South Carolina Get.
Joint Rejection
Resolution.
[ Ey Associatea Prcsa I

resolution. proposing the rejection OF
the Federal suffrage amendment by the
Soutn Carolina General Assembly, was
nights session. No debate Followed
tho Introduction OF tho resolution, and
1t took it's regular place en- this cal,
endar. M t3zT - ~ Ystt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
RED CROSS TO MEET
Iensuc ..o&v Has Thirty Natfon,,
bodies Affiliated
with If.
IRy Associated Press. !

WASHlNGTON. Jan. 20.---The first
general council OF the League of Red
Cross Societies will meet at Geneva,
March z, to map out 4 program for
of disease and alleviation of distress
throughout the world, the American
Red Cross today announced. Delegates
from each national society have heen
invited. Afiliation of the Uruguayan n
Red Cross to the league also was an
nounced. bringing tho total number of
national bodies represented In the in
tcrnational organization to thirty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
GOULD TO BOOST WOOD
->c" Aork Man Named as Manager of
CAMPAIGN in Eastern
S(8fcS
BY Associated Press.
III l. a n -

NEW YORK. Jan. o0.-Ecnr.senta
norman j. Gould, of Seneca Falls. y.
-, has accepted the appointment as
Eastern manager of the Leonard Wood
national campaign COMMITTEES, ii was
announced here tonight by Colonel
William c. ProSor, national chairman.
Mr. Gould has left for Washington 10
consult Senator Moses. Southern man
aEer. and will return here to open
headquarters at the Imperial Hotel
Monday, il was added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
"GUNNER" DEPEW ALIVE
Report OF Ills Death at the Hand.
OF Bandits Proves Much
ExaEEerated.
BY f>ciatcN I'rcSS.
. L, lNIIsl Ii I.AI

TNIt tESHFIEIsII. CHI, Jan. Co
Gunner" pcpew, whose death at the
hands OF bandits near Maricopa, hriz..
was reported two weeks ago, is alive
and we'll ia bakersfield
Dcpew read an account of his re-
ported death in local paper and came
to newspaper offices to make declara-
ton OF his hoing alive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FORMER C. & O. HEAD DIES
Charles n. Cummings, Once Preside n
az HALLWAY, Dies In New
Hampshire.

MEREDITH. y. H., Jan. 20.-Charles
III. Cummings. rs, former president OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
died at'h homo here today. He made
his home here aftsr his retirement
6wcnty years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
WIN Dep.rt 81 From seattle.

VIII Dcperf q From Seattle.
SEATTLE. WASH. Jan. 20.--FcderaI
officials announced tonight that
!, twenty-seven alleged radicals. arrest
ad last night, are to he held for depor-
tfstion. .s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21

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