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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

N-VERY now and then you
Fl hear of someone going a
- month without food and
being little the worse for it.
But let a man try going with
out sleep for even afew nights
and see what happens to himl
Are you getting the right
kind of sleep? Not if your
bed IS noisy OF uncomfortable
The slightest creak or rattle
will prevent that complete re-
taxation which is the first step
towardssound, restfulslumber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-01-27

Prices are teetatalers. They will
not take a drop.-Greenyhe Is. c.
Piedmont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
COLBY TAKES POST AND
,STiRTS WORK ON PASSPORTS
ddArC Thnn :,cGn Applications Have &C.
c1nulate6 since IanSiny's
Rcsic nation.
wlsHINGT,lN. Mares 70.

AsH!%>GToN Ma.ch . sBa.a-
sc4d.c COBB was sworn n :ccay a.
oSecT,:a;y .: STATE. succeeding Robert
Lansing. 'rho resigned SIN weeks ago.
EEcrt VS. 20 ceremony. The oat!
81 office wcs adm mustered N ~. pres
.nse CT Under Secretary POLK. who has
poeen - charge g the department.
+ Enm after Nj CODY as
t5uIa.i Office arrangements we're made
nor re>urling tho issuing OF passports.
dvh!ca WAS stopped ten days ago. he
f1cuse there was M one 20 sign them.
Officials estimated that 1000 applies
uions had piled w.
AS soon as Sir. Colby has had time
SO falnliarize himself with his duties
oJnoer-Sccrctary Poll; is expected TO
resign 10 take rest which hts ply
o,iclans have been advising for many
cnonfhs.
y. Secretary Colby wrote Senator
lodge, chairman Of the Senate For
c,iGn Relations Committee. asking THAT
iihe veil OF secrecy be lifted and the
d.yidence taken. hy the commi'tee on
he, snhject Of his. confirmation he
made public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

ton t., to = minimum OF tho. practice of
That tho Federal Reserve Board per-
init Federal reserve banks to favor.
as eligible for rcdiscount, Uupcr
drawn against coal in storage
That the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. State railway and public
utility commissioners within their
luriSdictSn issue rules concerning car
distribution among mines, to the end
That no particular mino or mines may
be permitted to obtlin preferential car
service.
Tina, the practice whereby purchas-
inE agents of carriers can use com
pany control over car supply to force
down the price of railway fuel be
shorter Day would Increase Cost.
III refusing the demand of tho
miners for thirty-hour week the ma
jori,y OF the commission said that il
tho wcrkday We're shortened By one
hour il would be equivalent to an ad :
0i;ional cost of more than 100000 900.
The minority report OF John T.
White miners representative. held out
for higher increase for all day labor
and monthly mon than was granted
by tho majority. but he concurred in
the recommendation for L "a cent per
ton increase on pick and machine
mining.
Thomas T. Brewster, chairman OF
the coal operators scale committee in
the central competitive field. today re-
fused to discuss the coal commissions
report other than to say it would In
crease the cost of production approxi-
matcly 40 cents a ton if accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
MINERS AND DETECTIVES
FIGHT AND THREE ARE DEAD
Trouble EnSucs Over Importation OF
Officers in COnl Fields Because
OF Strike.
By AsSoclatct l'rc

MlDDLESEoRO. Ky. March 23.-
Harlan County, M. on the Kentucky
West Virgins. border. was thc scene
today Of much excitement. Bands or
miners were searching the county for
operatives OF a detective agency, who
are alleged 10 have started a fight AT
Wailins Creek Saturday night with
minors which resulted II the killing
Of three persons and tho wound!Rs OF
several others.
The clash was The outcvowth OF i'll
reclir:-. said TO have existed IL me
Harlan County coal fields because OF
Importation last week Of group OF
detectives by the kentucky Steam
Coal Company. where :. strike is OF.
Tho dead arc: Eud Taylor. miner;
Deputy Sheriff John Burks. and James
cral wounded could not be asccrtained-
a Sud Taylor NJ q Wai.ins Creek min
ing camp pre- plated the battle, !: was
said W-Aen Hall tried 10 take the BOY
into custody. ;hc elder Taylor inter-
t,.,d. In q duel following. Hall and
tie c,i5- Taylor were killed Ctner
miners ana guards rushed 20 the scene
and general iGht ensucd. during
"Aic>' Deputy She:.n Burks was k!tled.
/. 5es ->;:eaIca The guards later werc
n S2ci 70 IVES; Virginia b. the min
NaSrs u So ,oar:y. numbering
several hundred, arc REPORTED armed
wi;a -!acs and pistols. searching FOR an
:, thc Sl.rismen remaining n me
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
ANTHRACITE MINERS WILL
MAKE REPLY TONIGHT
Willing TO = >ntinuc At Work After
April IT Future Settlement Is
Wade Rctroactiye.
~ AsSoC.a tcd Frcss. !
NEW WORK Al,

NEW YORK. March C3--The antilr.-
elite m!nu operators notified the mine
workers late ;onigh: that they would
rsplE TOMORROW night 10 the proposal
OF ihc COS! dlSEc-s 10 remain at work
AFTER -'prii /. pending negotiations OF
a new wsSe agreement. providing the
award retroactive 20 that date
lIieSS new wage agrccrcr- is
reached by April I. when The present
>o1irac; expires. tho reply OF The an :
thraci,c operators will dete.minc
whether there Will be suspension a..
work IN Tie hard coal region after
tGa; date.
The general scale committee OF the
miners. By virtually 4 unanimous vote
ton"| cecidcd tina: tiicy would not re-
i!e present agreement unless the ON
p!oyers agreed 10 make any wage
j ward retroactive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
80 NAVY MEN WILL STUDY AT
eENGliSH DlRlGlBLE SCHOOL
Later They VIII Sail R-3S Acrass
Ocean, bringing Americas Recent
Purchase Home.

y NEW YORK. Marci, @$--lhi,;v en-
listed men OF the United states Navy
NOV stationed a; ihc Eoclsawav naval
n1ir. station vii! leave within 4 few
days for London 10 study 9. an English
SGirigiblc srhoo.. preparatory 10 at
attempting a trans Atlantic hight with
NHhc R-GS. sister ship OF the R-3i. i
twas announced al naval recruiting
jiheedqGartcrS.
il Commander Louis II Maxtleld. an
viii recently in charge o. li"htcr.than-
str wori; in Washington. but who now
CtS.. III England, is named tho prob
vRble COMMANDER o. ;hc a.!-Amc-icau
tcrew o. the R-3s British observers.
tso3cvcr. viii accompany the crew.
r The date OF the start has not been
aennit:!y set. ont viii! D" some time in
saflJ summer i; is said. and cXpec-
Csst!ons arc tina; The voyage vii! rc
n1adr under The time set hy' R-Gi.
TGr RS - sAG:ltly larger. than The
H-34. which :lrG.I i'll &! VIC distance
.bet%e"n England and america last
Nteeohev in los hours. and was pur
'thaScI BY The GATED states from
,irea, Britain COR s95up.Oru
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
ALL ROAD UNIONS WILL
BE MEMBERS OF BOARD
Interstate Commerce Commission Announces That the
Smaller Organizations Will BE Grouped and Are to
Have Representatives at Wage Conferences.

railway skilled and unsEiNcd labor
orS the ioricrS Union. United Order
a. l.o2cmoiiyc Fircmcn. American As.
$ocsauon o. Engineers. Brotherhoo,l
~ Railway Clerks. order OF Railroad
SiSnalinen, brotherhood OF Railroad
station Employees. CoIorcd Associa-
i!on Of i;ailroad Storciieo pcr.s. NssU
citation OF Railroad Supervisors OF Me
chanicS. Eniiroal lmrdmaIcrs @:
America. Nationa, Order of RaiIroa Il
Claim Mon. the Eoaduastcrs' and SUI
nCrNlSors Association. American Train
liSN"ichcrS Association. Order q;
ls2;!-oad station Agents. TailwayiNcn'S
lntorr2t"Nal Industrial Association
and the Federation OF Railroad Work
CTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SIMS STATEMENT
Is DENIED BY BLISS

1Soni!nucd From First PaEc)
near approach OF the German drive of
March ".
In the very crisis OF the battle. the
military representatives recommended
snat the American government send TO
europe American infantry and mach ne
gun units: that the use. i'll principle,
OF those units WIKI allied troops be
permitted. Before acting on il TOOK
crat PorshjnE at tho iattcrs house.
where YOU dictated TO the President an
approval of the rccommcndation: upon
the present emergency hut making il
perfectly clear that tho training ana
use OF these troops was to bc in the
discretion OF the American commander
in chief"
Cr0SS-ENaninntion Ends.
Cross examination OF Rcar-Admiraf
Sims Was concluded today by tho SEN
ate committee Investigating his cr;i
cisn' of Tho Navy Departments methods
Of conducting tho war.
Admiral sims was charged by Sem
ator iittman tpnmocraO. OF Nevada,
american navy to the British during
The war. regardless OF protection OF
,hr coasts o. the United states" and
british policy. certainly not The Amcri-
can policy, OF sending raw. unframed
The testimony before this committee
proves 4" my satisfaction that YOU re-
lied very iar@riy on tho British A5-
mcnlatinns. declared Senator rit,-
man. You talked freely 10 Americans
abroad during tho war Of Your belief
TRANSPORT system had broken down and
on November .. 1919, H,ou still though:
Genera! ne:Shing'S supply arrange
menis behind the -\rEonnc front ha,,
broken and YOU never expected hin. 10
succeed there"
Sims Makes Hot Rctort.
That IS the reries, Kind OF rot"
retort"d The admiral. NO officer O :s,ny
experience. no: 20 say record. would
sch policies.
fh. hcarinE today was confined
largely 10 technical questions regard
IN; me placing o. responsibility for
t.vEeu failure 20 adopt the convoy sys-
man asserted the blame did no; res,
eat!:ciE with the United states and as
serted mat admiral Sims hai been
: 20. acahed in charging the murder
or @vnn"'e mon to the Navy Depart
pr1Mrt cooperation by the United
Frequent heated verbal clashes be-
en Senator P::tman and the wit
nssS eh!Tened the hearing for the spec
his finger a; the officer. S'ooA
Don't shake you: !inSc- at ms. al
, nor The admiral. 1T won't do
. .,,2ai ne. on the bridge Of a ship"
here" '''''''s'
court methods. replied Admir uIe si pos,ee
captain Horace Lana;ng. assistan.
, Tne1 OF The Bureau OF Navigation
head OF the bureau is cxpccted 10 .ssH
;:ty tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
fRv .Nssnclntcdrrcxs

W .NSHlNCiTON. March 23.--Provision
tor the representation OF subordinate
osiIcials" on the railroad labor board
was made in Il decision TODAY 5v the
Interstate Commerce Commission. sup
nicmentinE previous re culatiruS gov
erning the labor board no;niua lions.
the commission created Il fourth group
Of LABOR which Will Join With the
three previously named by p:hc COM
mission in the selection OF six can
didatcs from which tho Prcs!don; will
chrosc three for the labor members OF
the board
IN the new group of employees and
Subordinate officials established Nv
the commissions orders are the fol-
lowing organizations;
Tho Order OF hallway ENprossmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
JOINT WAGE BOARD TAKES
UP WAGE QUESTION DATA
Members Will Not Talk for Pukiica.
tion Until substantial Prog
rc$S l. Made.

-ASHINGTcN. March 2S.-Fo-;nal
consideration o. :he wage demands OF
tie. 1000. 600 railroad workers was be-
gun today ny the Joint wage board.
organized YESTERDAY by The conference
committees II took up first data on
wage questions obtained by the rail-
road administration boards of adjust
ncnt.
they were giving attention 10 all de-
tails OF every claim in order ;hat when
ayreern was reached. the individual
or class demand would not come UP
for further discussion except III it's re-
,a:!on to living costs and rates OF pay
III other industries There was no in
d!cation OF what particular claims
would DC considered first. Chairn!a!!
Winter said the board would withhold
public statements until progress OF
moment had been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SPRING DEBILITY
Loss Of Appetite, That Tired Feeling
mud Sometimes Eruptions.

Fhousan ds take Hoods Sarsapar;iia
as their spring medicine for that tired
feeling, nervous weakness, impure
blood. and testify u makes them feel
better. eat and sleep better, and
makes food taste GOOD"
Spring debility IS condition III
which ii IS especially hard 20 combat
disease germs, which invade the sys-
tom here, there and everywhere. The
white blood corpuScies, sometimes
called "tho little soldiers in the blood"
because il is their duty 10 fight dis
case germs. arc too weak TO DO good
service.
Hoods arsapar!lia Increases the
little soldiers ana enables them TO
resist germs OF grip influenza. fevers
and othcr ailments. It has stood the
Test OF ,hrcc generations, giving en-
tirc satisfaction, Gc! il today
If a laxative or cathart:c IS needed.
lake. Hoods PillS.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
GIVE STOMACH
! WHAT It NEEDS
Z {IHIn -
The Alkaline Eject 81 Siuaris D,s.
! tPeIJsia Tablets J.uu.iy Currcc1s
I the Stomach Faults That Pro.
woke Attacks. Of Indi.c,-
. ton Of Dyspepsia

TO ~! BACK after = GOOD mcal an.
!, kbo" thor. is not going io TO sour
gStsinS", gas, dtowsincss ana Iisrcfp-
Eior' ls the logical result Of nslng,
lStunr's pysrcpsia Tablets ilnwod!.
S1trI" ::ft"- "atiii1 Mos, Deonlc 10
S1icvc thc% cei trace each at..c; ,r
SfndiEcrtion - nc eotoc,finr fh.n.
at. "nd can still 't"s.c." Nnd 4. sur
5pr.S.n thoIn. Invariably. 20 note how
-S gu i = "e.!:' comes .ift.. u,:r. 1,,a
.gE,.wo OF these tablets Na.;ncr /.
~, GlGn!H seasoned food. rich pnstrr
the heary icarty foods or aonc d.
spar Ecuiar oTemdor III, relief CONES
JAS ;nH same. Those VINO are sus-
sTnphnic 10 attacks Of Indigestion or
bdyspepsin should Try Stuarls Dys.
Spsnsia Tabiets. as they supply Tx.
FAtcinach VIII an alkaline cficc, iust.
Isssis. docs naturally when n Ia iy:ri,.
sk9E In perfectly healthy con0iiiniI.
ns,StCafts Dyspepsia Tablets ate So
lwlue,y known and used that YOU r,n
stset them In any drug s'orc IN ~
nJniied Stntcs ana can.da a; 30 c,n;.
heS.--Ady,
De-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
KHL URGE REPEAL OF
. Sr.vre
ALL WAR LEGISLATION
ll1Chairman Porter, OF House Foreign
- = Committee. Declares Measure Only
~ Remedy for Present Conditions.
lBy Universal Service

~. Nv .>SHlNGTON. March c3.--lmmc-
idtatc repeal OF all war legislation will
DO urged upon the House leaders TO-
morrow BY preventative Porter. Re-
Epubiican. OF Pennsylvania, Chairman
OF The House Foreign Affairs Commit
toe.
n MIR. Porter made this announcement
today after he had informally dis
fcussed with Senate" LouSc the situu-
zion resulting from ,hc refusal Of
ting Senate 20 ratify The treaty o: Ner-
csslfllcs. He said:
Repeat Of the war legislation is tho
only remedy for the condition IN which
othe country now finds itself This
t.other piazza resolution declaring that
~ state of peace exists between the
= United states and Gernary--s only a
ttnIi .shifl''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
TEXAS COURT RECORDS
BROKEN IN MURDER TRIAL
Man IL Indicted, Tried and J:.ccutcd
In II Hours After


SAN AUGUSTINE TENAS. March 90.
Previous Texas court records involv-
inE the death penalty probably were
broken here today. when John Hood
Prfce, Il negro, WAS hanged for the
murder of John Kennedy, Il farmer.
less than tyenty-four hours after his
arrest.
The negro was captured yesterday
ut 1880 II. NJ. lie WAS quickly indicted
by special grand jury and Il trial
jury Immediately sworn in \ night
session was held in county court and
the negro sentenced to death.
At III O'Clock today 1900 persons
viewed the hanging of Price i'm the
public square.
Kennedy was Killed ut his home
mere March is by two charges from
- shotgun Tired through window
Price and Kennedy had quarreled the
day before.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
SAY ORGANIZED LABOR'S
CAMPAIGN is BOOMING
Federation Omcials Declare Political
Movement Met Enthusinstic Re


WASHINGTON. March 23.--OrEaniznd
lahor's nonpart;san political campaign
has gotten under way with tremcnd
Gus enthusiasm" as result OF mee,-
inSs held last night throughout the
country by local unions. according to a
statement from American Federation OF
La Dor headquarters
Directions we're sent today by Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, Secretary Frank
Morrison. and S~c1es O'Conrcil com
PCiSinS the campaign executive commit
tee. 10 all locals for the ccmentinC OF
the campaign organizations into an
hciently functioning machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
C0NFESSES TO MURDER
OF'DR. D. S. ALVERSON
Negro Charged With Being tcces.ory
10 SickkburG Crime Tells
Whole.

PORT GIBSON. MISS. March ga
hrMbcn Winbush. negro accused as an
'iccnSsory before the fact with Jcsso
): Watts, charged with the murder OF
H., -. >. Alverson. at Nicksburs, Jan
Today and made II full confession ~
~, ,me crime. stating that Watts kjlled
.n,,. u"r,or IN his presence near tho OBJ.
serNation tower in the National Mill
tarE Park ut NIcksburg Will
me confession came as Il co,nul.ta
SURPRISE and created IA sensation n, tho
court. Mrs Aversion wus the first vii
, I"sS called ana she identified Waits as
on III an automobile tire last timo ~,
% ,.a;;, MN ALIVE. She also told of eomS
Win INC officers 10 identity Waits -
the time of his arrest ''" IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
international Labor Bur,,u

;odav OF the Governing bod. a, the M
:craational labor bureau. created hr
ne league o. nations. the plan 10 o--
saaize an international "a o- Office
charged with the dut" OF collecting
and distributing Information and pre-
pairing a program for the annual con-
ference. Was ado
The German delegate will Ia, r.
Eorrmann l.cy:laun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
German Drigible Falls and
Money Rains on Roumanis
iny A.soeist-a rres,.l

BUCNARI;ST, March .3-A Ger
man diriEibIe balloon headed for
Moscow. fell today ncnr Hotin, pear
CrrmOwftn. Its officers and 100
Goo.O0O rubies priatcd In BERLIN, and
niSo printing press for masking
money were tnkcn charge or md
brought herr by lsoumnniann, This
Is the secOnd diristbie to fail into
the haRds of the Roum anians
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
MINERS UNION OFFICIALS
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
Operators Arc Also on List Arrested
by Order of Federal Court 1T
Inui lana polis.
- Asso-c.aicd TrcE.I

I-kf.G IIAUITE. ND. MHrcn 20
Robert y. Smith and Henry smith Goa :!
operators. and Joan EeSSlar and
Charles Fe;.inEcv. officials OF the
United MiUc Workers OF America.
We're arrested here today on i.ci;ct-
reHts brought by 4 spcc;a. Federal
grand jury at India polls following
an investigation OF enc 0;tuninous coal
industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
CANADIAN STRIKES CAUSED
763.341 DAYS LOSS IN 1919
Statistics Indicate Large Reduetton 9,
Labor Troubles Over Previous
Year.
fBy Associated Press. I

OTTAWA. March 23.-Strikes in
Canada for. the fiscal year ending
March 81. 1919. caused an estimated
loss OF 7G3.S41 working days. compared
with 1.143.a1o days lost the previous
year. according to the report Of tho
Minister OF LABOR made public today.
'Hcrc were 1856 strikes in I9IS-l9. OF
which foTty-onc were OF less than three
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
PRESIDENT MOVES
IN FUEL SITUATION

--CoMIlnued From First Fase.)
commissions use their influence with
,nc various utility corporations to in
Gucc the purchase and storage OF coal
ny those corporations refleccinc -
necessary. the cost OF such storage IN
tn. atcs. ''
'rha; the railroads be asked 70 90.
operate II coal storage car construc
ton and distribution and the reduc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Record snle- of General E,ec.r,

r,,,,,,,. Vf"I i1icctrIc co.
-, NIiltAGO: March 23.-SaIes of tho
Western Electric Company in ,ai9
Amounted TO sl35.73..iSO. and net
profits were *i.3sS.9o9. according to
NC annual report made public today.
lhc sales were the largest for :,nv
peace. time year. being exceeded oniy
IN 1917 and 1918. when large govern
men. ORDERS were filled. Tho net
share on the 10000 shares OF common
stock. then outstanding
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
"CAMPAlGN FOR CHEAPER
WILL SEND PRICES UP
irThis Is tho Cryptic Announcement Of
L Representative Of Packers 10 House
Committee.
AZ. .N"%ct = 81 -'SH
u. ASfIfNGTlN Mu..,M %

= WASHINGTON. March 2?.-Tln cam
hira,sn inauEu-atcd ~ tho Department
,of Justice t. stimulate tho consumD-
It!on .. cheaper cuts 81 meat drew
ScsuS;iG criticism from members OF the
oIioIsc Agricultural COMMITTEES today
,,duriaE the hearing on Legislation "a
sreeulltn the packing industry. J.. -. II.
sWeld. OF Snit; \ %. told the commit
stee The packers weic cooperating in
the -,-iuHa !Sn.
"lf ;!t campaign IS successful" no
ttcsti;ied. ITS effect vit. bc tho increase
nof .l:.scS Of eve, ;,rads cuts and
tproaab.y Decrease tins more expensive
cuts
q ~Tasn. il rea,i:y, nc rooce. fum.ri,s
CHOW using cheaper cuts al meat VIII
Grave g pay NOR because o: ;A:s can
seaiEn Ee?:escut"tvo Noigt @epuhi!-
lcan, W:.cgGS!- commented. w lille the
iPecr.r WHO usa the morn expensive
ocCts VIZ -. th'trs cheaper
q a.. Weld SaIG slcd :. IcSa3: VS.
tross: DC. ..!,ao--s some GOOD micht
ee 6o-. by teaeh.ns ccnsnG'ers -l'c
too 10: So.S.d>- "oNcN@~. tuct he &c
fsai:s .: ,hss campaign v.li u sud.
StaHi!Ai enough Q s.!ect the prices o.:
.fSes; materially
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Twenty Ye.rs for sIn.inx nrnthcr.

NASHVILLE. TENN. March .3.-scn
iehce OF ten to twenty years was civc,,
mere today In the ease of Martin Free
man; charged with the murder OF his
pro;hcr on Cumberland River house
poat iast May. Freeman claimed thnt
while he was In Franco with the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
{dlVIRGiNlA TO GET SHARE
=, OF CAPTURED TROPHIES
oWsr Souvenirs VIII He Distributed
a. According to Number Of Soldier.
IT,, From Each state.

= -tSIilN,iToN. M.-Hu u --N!rs IN u
III ,.et !or."-;hrc. captured guns and
.yeEt. ghi rch.c.c.. IN tNe dis;rihu-
OF ,-.r..:le,' Wa. inaterla!s. a o.
ere. under INC WadSWurth h!I..
bic Grs ;rsscd tho S"uato This in
'r,r ..l.' wss made k3own 10 the
OBJ" Military Affairs Committee IN a
'nit!sut;". "cpor. J-nm IN. War De
Ar;nclt. Tic distribution is TO be
al" ~ accordance with INC number
:, trtOI. ct. =. d from cacn state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24

MADRID. March "3.-At meeting
81 N, railway men carly today IL was
unanimously decided 10 declare
strife tai midnight tonight, on all the
railways n Spain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
saA.m0O oil t'irc in Cn,nlen.

5.S3.t iT'I.N. =. !. NlrUN q" iTo de-
titrn:yd iI.C90 barrel tanH at tho
Man, .: ;1- Naruuw p.. Companv, near
7,au.:'.'o .. IN cNpioS.On s"f fire 10
Jhc."3.. 200 barrels OF OIL in III" tank.
i burned 81: HlSh' bal hy hard work
otrc5If! reverted i ;rn'u sp',adit.. 20
.bne. ~. I'll" D,ant Is nc
crSeSf ~. the '.C. ia. III. loss is $500
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-24
Notice No. I.
Berry Boys Clothes at
Reduced-P Profit Prices

he good about Berry Clothing Hats Shoes and Fur
nshlngs at reduced-proft prices is travelling fast
We want everybody know Berry Boys Clothes and
furnishings are included in the reduction.
Berry Boys Clothes equal every way to Berry Mems
Clothes Raw materials bought by direct from the mills
ana maze up by contract in of the best tailoring shops
America The saving put into extra touchesthe "bg little
things hat make the Berry Boys Suit outfit outlook and out
ordinary clothes
ASK any mother who knows Berry Boys Clothes and has also
tred the just as good kind They all to Berrys
The extra value embodied in Berry means more this
season than ever before especially in of the that prices
are based on the smallest margin of profit have ever re-
ceved. 80 -