Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-01
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MONTGOMERY. ALA. Dec. al
Alabama's pension bill for Confederate
veterans for 1926 will total s1.3+S,336.
board, made public today, and under
which 1906 soldiers. sailors and
widows of soldiers and sailors will
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Dee. SIC.
b. Rogers. president Alabama convict
board, today cancelled the leases of
,he 10 three o6mpHnes
pany, Dixie Lumber Company and the
Henderson Land and Lumber Company.
GAINESVILLE. FLA, Dec. 3l.--John
l.. Bates, ~, a retired manufactures, of
Dayton, Ohio. died OF heart failure on
IL train near here today while en- route
to 81. Petcrshurs TO spend the winter
with his family.
OTTAWA, Dec. 3l.-Admiral Viscount
Jellicoc, who was 10 have left ottawa
today for the United States. has TO de-
fer his departure. owing 10 the indis-
start tomorrow or Friday, as Lady Jel-
iiCoc is booked TO sail for home frof.
New York Saturday on the Adriatic
pOHPAT, Tuesday, Dec. 3i.-No Of
since the resumption yesterday Of the
conference between the representatives,
OF Esthonia ana Bolshcvists.
PARIS, Dec 3l.-rhc Chamber of
Deputies today adopted the bill for in
creased railroad rates. The bill is in
tended 10 avoid Il deficit of 100000
MEM YORK. Dee, $l-sir Horace
Plunkett. advocate OF Irish home rule.
who arrived here SUNDAY, left today
FOR Battle Creek. Mich, where he will
remain in a sanitar!um for two weeks
rest. at the end OF that time he will re-
turn to New York and expects to re-
sumo active work in the United States
in advocacy of Irish liome Rule.
SEATTLE. WASH, Dee. 3i--T. y. ID.
Jones. general manager OF shipbuild-
ing plant. said today hes knew nothing
lie a
10 coach Yale next year.
CLEVELAND ONO, Dec. 3i.-Eight
employees of the II. Black Co. cloak
factory were taken to il hospital and
about Twenty-Five others were placed
under medical care in their homes to-
night after illness generally ascribcd
TO ptomainc poisoning following Il meal
in the factory restaurant.
SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 3l.-Euneral
services for observation-disclosures Richard
w Young. United states Army. who
died Saturday, were held today at the
Mormon Tabernacle. President Iicber
y. Grant. OF the Mormon Church, pre-
sided
LONDON. Dec. 3i--Details OF the
Prince Of Wales Australian tour have
not yet been definitely settled, but it
is believed that he will travel aboard
the Renown by way of the Panama
canal. His visit TO India will not likely
take place until 1871
George Nandervccr. OF Seattle. attorney
for the national organization OF the
Industrial Workers of the World. was
arrested here today on Il charge of
talking with prisoners in the county
jail.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-Dudley Field
Malone, former collector Of the port
Of New York, was notified today that
his application for membership III the
Croton post OF the American Legion
mad been rejected.
CHICAGO. Dec. &l.-The Hotel Shcr-
man Company is preparing TO declare n
special dividend of whisky TO stock
holders, Eugene Byfield, one OF the
managers, announced today. The com
pany is said TO have about 900 stock
holders and about two carloads of
whisky.
MEM YORK. Dec. 3l.--J. l.. Morgan
& Co. announced tonight the formation
OF the Foreign Commerce Corporal ion
OF America. to engage in international
trade. The incorporators are j. u. MOI
gar, ii. i. Dawson, r. w. Lamont, II,
X. Stcttinius and Grayson NJ. +. Muir
ply, who will resign from the Guaranty
Trust Company TO accept tho prcsi-
dcncv OF the corporation.
MILWAUKEE, Dec 3l.-Samuol s.
Barney. SO. former Congressman. and
recently judge OF the Court of Claims
at Washington, died today.