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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-08
LIBERTY

The La Grippe is visiting this neigh
borhood this week, but we hope it
doesn't stay long as it isn't very
pleasant thing
Mr.. Olaf Larvick and his father
were visitors at the c.. A. Borstad
home Tuesday of last week, from Tenn
vii
Miss Adolins Reich left for her
home last Thursday. She has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bor-
stad for a few days.
Mr.. Galbart and A. Pfeifa were
callers at the Gottlieb Tax place Sat-
urday Of last week.
| C. A. Borstad and Henry Will were
in Haze1;on on business last Monday
Emil G,eier was caller at the home
of Chris. Geier last Tuesday.
C. A. Borstad was in Temvik last
Wednesday on business.
Jake Esch and family were visiting
at Fred Walkers Sunday.
Chris. Geier, Jr., was in Haze!lson
Ou OuS1ItSSS 1dSt WcALCSSdys
Miss Caroline Reich was visiting
with her cousin and relatives in this
nei"hborhood few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Geier served
New Years supper to large bunch
of young folks.
Al present had good time. Mr..
and Mrs. Gei'er are good entertainers.
Andrew Gunderson left for Bismarck
Friday morning on business or maybe
maybe Andrew will cone back with q
frau" He hasn't returned at this
writing. Wish him luck.
/ L. H. Koon took his boy tn Hazel.
I ton Sunday where he is going to school
Richard Geier took his sister Title
. to Hazelton where she goes to cshool
C. A. Borstad has some Rhode
Island Red ROSTERS for sale. $1.5(
for one, or $2.75 for two.
l.. H. Koon was in Temvik one day
. last week on business.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-01-08
|TEMvIK-

A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Schenkenberger at the home Of
his sister, Mrs. Adofph Quasi, satur-
day evening. About forty guests were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
JOINT COMMISSION TO
STUDY JAP Immigration
DIR. Schurmnn Thinks Yankees, OF
Orient, Deserve Moro Considcra-
ton by Americans.
IBy Associs,ed Press.

NEW YORK, July lJ.-Appoint-
ment of Japanese american joint
high commission by the two govern
ments to study tho question of
Japanese Immigration to this coun-
try. was advocated by DIR. Jacob
Gould Schurmau. former president OF
Cornell University in an address at a
luncheon Of the Council on Foreig n
luncheon OF the council on foreign
Relations here today.
I'VE have not outside this hcmis-
phcrc any problems so diiiicult and
delicate as those affecting our rcla-
tons with Japan" declared DIR.
Schurman. who has just returned
from an extensive tour of the Orient
in party with Frank A. Vandcrlip,
former president Of the National City
Bank.
Yet. more than any other. they
have beer made the fo0tball OF party
politicians II is high time our ma
t!onal government take them serious
ly In hand.
My dominant impression Of
Japan" Dr. Schurman continued. lis
that japan y pcOfoundly dcsirous of
maintaining peace and friendship
with the United states. and that FOR
the ACCOMPLISHMENT OF that end she
Is ready To make all the concessions
and sacrifices which sensitive.
high spirited ana powerful nation
could he necessarily expected TO UNI
dcrtakc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
News Of Fifty Years Ago
lFrom Richmond Dispatch, JuIy 1G. 1870

held IL, the city Hall last night present: II
X Eilyson, Mayor; Joseph j. English. presi-
dent of the Council: Joseph j. Waite. police
justice. and David G.. Richardson, clcri: OF the
board. After considering all applications be-
fore them the board made the following APP
polntmcnts: Chief. John Poe. II. captains
James NJ. Tyler. Charles H. Epps, John Dis
ncy: sergeants. T.. H. Chalklcy. .: W. Fokos,
K T Seal J. H. fleasans; 4 u White, Dudley
r. Howard X. y. Thomas. full list Of
privates tsevcnty in AID was also appointed.
The mos, oppressive heat Of the season
came to US yesterday. The mercury stood at
81 in the shade.
Immense quantities OF sumac arc arriving
in Richmond nowadays. II sells readily at
1925 To sl.50 per 100 pounds.
II is mighty hot. but the new Council has Il
lot OF business before IL and heat no heat,
viii hold an Adjourned meeting this after
noon.
There is a lot Of coun.eeric!. money in cir
arrested yesterday for passing counterfeit
$40 bin Markcy was canby's appontee as
constable OF Frcde rickshurg.
The Virginia Education Association was
again in Session ~ Warrcnton yesterday. Pro-
..ssor. Ncnabic, Of the University. offered n
resolution Invite lady teachers o: Vir-
einia to become members. An exciting de-
strongly for the resolution. tRev. Or. Smith.
Of iampdcn- Sidney, opposed any and every
thing that savored OF Woman's Rights. even in
the most inhnitcs!mal shape. He thought Pro-
opposed the resolution. saying II was a stop
In tho wrong direction hooking to tho final
unsexing Of woman. A notion tos refer tho
5ssolaton e Of tnrs was DO.
drss *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Two Minutes of Optimism.
HHScDaII TtuIeN,
Bf HERMAN j. STITCH.

y, inc rules OF business" said Il friend of
mine who used TO be a big icaruer.. AMI -. ~, ~,
HnoW big league" businessman are
muvn me same as the rules or baseball Thai
may De one reason why 50 many baseball Stars
~. S"ou Whsh they desert the balittcld for
Inc he.a OF commerce. You don't see il We'll.
s'lto ms ears from the minute he mons omtn ~
zig league diamond TO the moment h. stems
40 40 thI shoes Of some big cor poration presi.
SER. Ih"n II you think enough OF me rnins
hAEae you caH write something that VIII riv,,
are: 1900 iie'e tnc5
Keep your eye on the ball
STAY OF the toul lines,
Stick close TO your bAsc
N, W Hsn you strike out. smilc--and try not to
Nccp hoidinS EN- down. The game isn't
won Nil their last mans out
last mans out " ~
Pep up.
study your batter.
you don't like The decision OF the UNI
stamp. throw your bat around or do anything
else mat may get you fined or fired
nhinN quick; swing quick, hit hard
LAY sat55-heEcr play TO the srandstand
OF Yourself. Then be ready To Slide even If il
means your shirt. - -
"hememoer Your signals and keep your
hen You put a man out. don't punch him
in the rihs-he a gentleman
Eat nearly sleep hearty. Laugh hearty.
/" have your sister and mother meet
w hcn you get mad your head. Never
use your spikes.
Yes. Sir" concluded my friend ..'rhos. are
some OF the rules good ball player holds TO
!lkS plunhiinc as long he handles the
pilI for u living. And the fellow IN husiness
VINO iG!i"w". say half OF them. is doing III he
1920. 90 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
'Iohyrsht. 1870. To- Nat ionai Newsncpcr Service {,
Has the Lady Got You, nrutherf

Lady Nicotine vamps mere men than Ethel
putc fast. The victim is II, her power long
before ne realizes his heIplessn.ss. FOR a con.
Siderahie spc! ne likes 10 imag inc ii is a harm
lees Irritation whtch he Oreak or at Mil.
but TO" iate IL lawns on hm that he is en-
saved lie finds II impossible to endure a
smokeiess Thursday every week ANA al the
same t'me maintain his usual or est mta-
tion OF sang fioid II calls himself mod
nrate sinohSr YET he can't put on MS smoke
PIC reason that the Lady has got him vampcd
zeal IN me m""'r1ie smoker is mostly hypothct
that could take It or. G; Il a loinf!
VISUAL: TOOK 1t in injurious quantities when
lac tobacco +ab!t he can do very well one dag
a week without tobacco ana he can be yert
ionaceo. Il the habit has the man. OF course
sell !plne IS beyond his capacity.
Lauder Htunton, great tnerapcutist, as
gland extract raises MOOD pressure az much
pressure is produced By e6ntiaction 1of the
iapd aa @nu c pa IN" ar aml a SGt is
proved eNpcrmentaly tina, tobacco smoke in.
haled by animals over considerablc period OF
time VIII cause hardening OF the arteries
speciically seen in degeneration OF the aor,a
do not hcIlovo thu, tho nhs,cmious use OF
But every physician Knows that the Inn use " OF to-
,acco In any form or quantity by growing
nn IS at ss y hoy gs is d Er h"y mS
t1EIl!'natr GAcusc for rcsortinE 10 the narcotic
,, Moncrais or heavy smokers. Invited 10
rcctly produced by Tobacco In many insiances.
aud IL they find one that strikes homo TO IN
me intere"ting oNporiment of rcnoving the
nent or not.
Chronic rhiniiis tvulgarly called "ca,,rrh')
~ g"neraiIy incWrab!e unless smoking is dis
continued. chronic brOnch;,is is sometimes
cured AFTER Smoking is stopped though incur
able in n smoker Chronic enstrItis stomach
iniammht"n) ~ often dependent on smoking
or cne"ihG. liypcrhcidity OF the stomach. due
solely to tobacco. sometimes 50 much
distress and in!rairment Of health as to give
rise 10 "a suspicion OF cancer, which he
removed only By total abstinence from tohac-
90. Excessive acidity is Of the earlier
signs of grave tobacco poisoning: palpitation
or pain or distress about the heart region fol-
lows later. Angina pcctoris heart panly) and
chronic BriChtS disease tncphrttiS) are ap-
rarentiy produced In some eases by moderate
use or tobacco. Cerebral hypnremin brain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
CHILE Mobiles TROOPS
TO GUARD NORTH BORDERS
Government Fears That Bolivian
Revolution May Aygravatc Situa-
ton With pcruvianS.

ST.
SANTIAGO, CHILE. July l5.-Chile
classes of 1915 to 1918. inclusive. OF
country. 1t Is understood this action
WAS taken In view OF the intcrna-
tlonal situation arising in connection
Win the bolivian revolution
Information received here indi-
Gates the call Involves about 10000
This action OF the War Office fol-
iowcd Il day In which, so far as is
publicly known, little news driftcd
3ut OF BOLIVIA, which has been iso-
ship since the establishment OF tho
de .hcio government headed by Bau-
tista Sovcdra.
Guarantecs for the safety OF tho
depoScd president and the members
Of his Cabinet have been furnished
upon request OF the United states
to adviccs received by the Foreign
ONCE
The newspaper Ei Mercurio this
morning. after citing the business
relations between Bolivia and chlo
and asserting that Chile is carefully
, blunSlns measures To satisfy Bolivia's
presses the regret OF Chile at tho
bolivian revolution.
Bautistn Savcdra. who has as
stunned power al la Paz. ia a Erca:
friend OF Peru, and 1t would not be
surprising IL In some manner there
should intervene the hand OF our
,'t 'I!cHti'o OF SHc Horth. lIrcieSS
IN lhclr lntriSucs against US"
The call 10 the colOrA. which af-
t"ctS the Provinces OF Couutmbo,
Atacama. Autotagasta and Tarapaca.
becomes effective July 20 and viii
continue in force FOR thirty days.
IL came after secret session OF
the Chamber Of Deputies. which was
attended by the Ministers OF the In
terror. War and Foreign Relations.
Tn" latter is understood 10 have cx-
| planned at length thc international
situation. and is said TO have en.ha-
sized That the government f.il IL
merely It's duty 10 take precautionary
| measures.
~ * stated the Minister OF War
| declared the calling OF the reserves
| I" the colors had no hostile designs
| for It's object whatsoever. The Dcpu-
| ties arc declared to have manifest cd
! satisfaction with tho measures taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16

Gin the contest Homer S Cummings will
ii@age for Senator Brandcgees seat in the
ih,jnited States Senate, there is good chance
a,f him being the victor. The prestige which
dsummings gained by his keynote speech
& Undoubtedly Will add 10 his strength. which
Il pas been conceded from the first, But an i'm
T sprtant factor i'll his favor in the fight will
sts,e the decision made by those Republicans
p1sho have been outraged by Senator Brandc-
sssee's scurrous abuse OF William Howard
ATaft year ago because of the stand which
.aAr. Taft took on the League OF nations.
ssysAside from this, Senator Brandegee's man
gers and sense Of the decenc!es and cour-
sr4esies OF debate upon numerous occasions
srsare cost him heavily in forfeited respec;
MT right-thinking Republicans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
CHICAGO WHEAT PIT OPENS
FOR FIRST TIME IN 3 YEARS
Traders Who I.Nprrtcd Grain 10
Reach st Per Hn>hrI We're
DisappOintrd.
INv Inlvers.l ,icrvIoo !

slightly higher ,han Inc closing pric.
OF August IS, 1917. trading in wheat
futures was resumed by the Chicago
Hoard of Trade today for tho first
time In almost three years Spccu-
ini!on ceased in 1917 at the request
OF the government.
Excited dealers crowded the pit
this morning. but trading was much
loss brisk than had been expected.
servers had predicted, a price Of S275
was developed. The fist hid was s272.
but no sales were made until an offer
OF S2.75 was made. Dealers were sur
prised at the price. The Armour
Grain COMPANY made the first offer
and responded TO $2.7j.
When trading wna stopped by the
war, September wheat sold at
S2l IL, with cash premium of -
cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
CONS Crushing Rciort

I THE familiar adage, "ThoSe who occupy
4 glass houses should not throw stones,
is again verified in the rushing retort made
by Governor Cox to the malicious charge
of Senator Harding, that the administra-
ton has saddled the former with the league
of nations as Il paramount issue, when. as
every intelligent individual well knows, sup
port of the league is one OF several out
standing plunks of the Democratic plat
form. with which Governor Cox is in hearty
accord
The reply OF the Democratic nominee to
this charge will take its place III the ltera-
ture of political expression as one OF the
finest examples OF cutting sarcasm TO be
found IN the whole history Of American
political discussion. 1t goes directly to tho
heart OF Republican weakness, as reflected
both in lis choice OF Il candidate and the
methods by which that choice was arrived
AT, and in the attitude the candidate has
assumed toward the real issues gcrmanc
10 the campaign.
Tearing the mask Of dclusoI from Sena-
tor Hardng's announcement Of his posi-
ton in the campaign, Governor Cox re-
Ncas in the cold logic of mcisive analytic
reasoning what that attitude really means:
that ;he purposes TO bark back TO days
of thirty years ago and that he will make
of his front porch listening post This
means that lie will be as far removed from
inc running current OF progressive Thought
as the senatorial oigarchy OF Lodge and
PenrOse and Smoot has been removed from
the heartbeats Of The American people for
a year or more. Every SHOT goes directly
to the mark. Could the ingenuity of the
English language present Il picture that
more clearly and strikingiy discloses i'll all
its naked responsiveness the whole reaction
AIRY Republican program and tho sinister
influences back of it!
Now mark the courageous frankn"ss OF
the Democratic nominee i'll defining his own
position: My campaign will be dedicated
to the task OF bringing peace with honor,
OF rcadJuS,ing the affairs of civilization
and of creating new day out of which
we will make the hest OF the lessons OF
the past Therefore, the things that the
Senator believes vital and pertinent from
his isolated perspective, will not in all
probability, be so regarded ny me- These
arc the thoughts that tho American people
are thinking They have their eyes turned
TO the future. and will rally 10 the leader
to the hon0rab BILE task of bringing peace and
ship of that man whose service il dedicated
security to distracted world and To the
solution OF the domestic problems which
spring out Of their own needs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER

II all the things plan TO do,
With honcstest intent
Were ever done. twiNt me and you
When got through. when we got through
'Twere accomplishment
The trouble is. we plan and plan
As other have done
1t seems be way with man
To plan to do more than he can
Between the and a.
We draw our plans with greatest care
We work each detail out:
This scheme with others we compare,
Carefully building in the air
\ super-work of doubt
And tnen we hem and haw. and see
y weakness. flaw:
1t isn't As il ought TO be.
And SO we switch around. you see.
And 50 hem and haw.
And finally. the thing we thought
We'd do or bust trace
And from such concentration wrought
The thing with such fine prospects fraught.
Lies dusty in its place.
But if---ah. 1--WE did these things
on this terrestrial star
We'd he so perfect. angel wings
Would watt MS to eternal springs
Where other angels are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
STREET CAR ELECTRICIANS
STRIKE CAUSES ACCIDENTS
iittIc GirI KILLED. ,Iany Persons Hurt
la koeIdcnt. itr>ult Of Com
ErntIUm In Lhicm:n.

CHICAGO. July i5.-h IL ycar.old
girl was Killed and probably ffty
persons injured in toiays automo-
oI!" accidents resulting from congcs-
bon caused by an unexpected strike
Of lh1 ftrrct ear electricians. which
seriously crippled the transportation
lines Of tn. city.
Tine girl was Killed when "a motor
truck carrying forty persons TO work
crashed into telegraph pole.
Union officials said the strike would
declared !; could maintain partial
service through noaunlon employees.
~ noon today company oilIcia Ia
s1id that cars were being operated
into the business district ana that
they expected service would again 4,e
normal by tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
WAR DEPARTMENT TRUCK
CONVOY NEARS MEMPHIS
Slightly behind Schedule on over
land Trip From Washington
TO- san Diego.

!. 7 IbE .NSr''VIdFViI 1'TFNN.
MEMPHIS, TENN. Iuly l5.---Thc
War department motor truck con
voy, cn route from Washington 10
san Diego. viii reach this city Fri.
day afternoon. according 10 a mes
sage received late tonight from the
commanding officer of the expedition
at New Albany. Miss
The original schedule called for ar
rival at Memphis on Wednesday, but
bad roads in Southeastern states de-
lnycd tho movement. The tracks viii
be parked on arrival here and the
members of tho expedition given the
freedom of the city until Saturday
morning. when the journey Will be
resumed. by routing through ARK
ansaS and oklahoma ii ~ expected
much of the delayed lime Viii be
made IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
SEVENTH DISTRICT G. o. P.
TO PUT CANDIDATE IN RACE
republican, Convention Wii Meet tu
hnrrisonburG on

Especial 10 The Times pispatch)
WlNciiESTER, VA. July i5.--Hc.
pnhiicans OF the Seventh Virginia
District are to meet In a delegated
convention at IIarrisonburg on .July
- for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for Congress- IN imposition
To IN" candidate 10 h." selected by
N" Democrats at their urinary ON
August .. The district convention
hcl'l las; March ut Woodstock elected
dei:gatcs TO the national convention.
ana thcn idjourncd to meet in iIar-
r!s"nhurr on July -. II s tile gen
oral IMPRESSION that captain John
PAUL state Senator from Rocktn
nam county. can hnNc tho nomIna-
tion without contest. hut he has
sal" h" preferred to rc-csiahlish Ills
l.w practice, which was practically
abandoned while nc war In the army
overseas and also during In. last
session OF the General Assembly. II
IN believed, however. he can be IRE.
vailed upon to run. He ran against
Representative II. w. Harrison. Of
WINCHESTER. four years ago. the vote
Ia the district being i0.GE: for Gar
rison, ana d.6Gi for Paul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
Rcnnminw the Strccts.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
sijr.---l think the proposition to change the
present system Of street uannc IS one that
win meet with unanimous approval on The
Part of citizens. especially the business
people of our city VINO are 50 often confused
Ivy the present method Especially is "A change
much ncedcd in the western section. ana II
that the most logical plan would be to
number the cross streets going west Just as
they are numbered going east. That is make
Foushec street First stree; West and num-
order.
If one of our oldest citizens was asked AT
the post office how far IL I.olnbnrdy
street. no dombt !, would puzzle him to give
1 correct answer; but if Iomba rdy street WAS
changed to 600 west, then the distance could
be accurately given at once. This systom
would also make ample provision for our
future growth each newly opened cross
street would he numbered instead Of named.
w. H. MULLEN.
Richmond. Va. July -. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
CHAPPA WAhRICK SWAMP
BAD AT NEW ROAD SECTION
"'hcr inrfS OF itirhnionh- Washing ton
highway Src Coed, Except far
Little Il,..l

Road conditions in Virginia were
reported Yesterday bv Tho RicbmnnJ
nfi'nch OF tho United states Wc.iher
hureau To hc ns follows:
Richmond Washington - Highway
!" larry good TO excellent condition
snnlh chd % Chnppa Waurick swamp.
Route a little dusty
richmond clarksvIiIc- Highway in
I"ui condition. Though dusty: from
Ir"dnaN south to North Carolina linz
good. INV
klehnond- Charlottcsville-- Highway
"usty' hit IN generally good condi-
ton, except for tho hnd s.c,in,.
Montpelier la Cuckoo
Richmond Old Point - Their. arc
certain rough places on dir, sections
~ road. also considerable dis,
otherwise the highway is good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
NUMEROUS POST-OFFICES
IN VIRGINIA RECLASSIFlED
RcHdjustmcnt Of Postmnstrrs' Salaries
Ancct Bristol, 1IopcNeii. Rocky
Mount and others.

TSn"riaI 70 The TImcH-DlspatCh.
WASH NOTION, Luly IA hummer
OF Virginia post Offices are affected
by the changes resulting from the
annual rYadJustment OF postmas,crs'
salaries effective July J.
According To statement rom the
PCst-Oi,icc Department today tho
Virginia Offices whose ciass!ncutiona
arc changed are: Bristol and suffolk.
from second class TO first class: Hope :
VOL. from trst class 10 second class:
unancock, Rocky Mount and TaZc-
well. from third class to second class:
city Point. Fort Meyer. Pcnniinan and
Yorktown, from second class 10 third
class. and Accoiink. from third class
To :ourth class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
VOLUNTEERS TAKE PLACES
OF THE STRIKING FlREMEN
Union Men 0ult Memphis FIRE De-
pnrtHrnt mt Noon, Succeeded by
Citizens of CITY.

l'E hrSttl.ltcl ''rr 80
MEMPHIS TENN. July l5.--Voluu-
te"rs took control OF Memphis fire
stations q. noon today when members
OF the IRE lighters union loft their
posts in accordance with rcsiGna-
TONS presented Tuesday when :hcir
demands for Increased wages were
not granted
Union leaders aSscr, chat members
OF the i've lighters organization quit
the hrn houses 100 pcr cent strong"
City officials declared thorough train
cd men were found available To
direct the work q; the volunteer IRE
men ana form tho basis for re-
organization Of ~" department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
RELIEVED OF BORDER DUTY
AFTER 8 YEARS SERVICE
War Department. Adopts roiicy Of
shifting Mexican Frontier Troops
Ia other Posts.

=. -. IVY NHhnCIn lrI FrfSS.
WASH NOTION, July lJ.-The -Four
,ccnth Cavalry, which has hccu on
duty on Tho Mexican border for cirat
years ~ tn be relieved and sent 10
uounced today ~ the War Dcpart
inehi This is in line with the de-
parimcnt's policy 10 rotate regiments
IN border and Interior duty SO that
the patrol work VIII fall equally on
all
The Third, Nincthccnth and Thirty
seventh Infantry regiments. which
nave been on the border from four
10 seven years. soon are 10 be re-
placed thcr" by other regiments
which have no, yet had border duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-16
GANG OF ANARCHISTS GOES
ON TRIAL IN CAIRO TUESDAY
Alleged That Men Planned Wholesale
Murder of General AlIenby and
Egyptian Rulers.

:.
CAIRO. EGYPT. July i5.-Sensa-
trial next Tuesday OF a gang Of
anarchists. II is understood evidcn 20
VIII be introduced to show that an
organization for The assassination OF
prominent men was formed. this or
Sanization during the past twelve
months planning the murder O. min
listers and preparing an even more
sensational coup against Field Mar
shall Allenby, British high commits
sioncr In Egypt and the Sudan, and
the Sultnn.