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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
Ell GENERAL ALEAIAN TIARA UNA
VISTA A STR AMERICA

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corresponsal dr. IN periodico arganti-
no ID esta locilidad y Ina teclarado
que 81 propone visitar nUyTen breve
los pafSes sgrame''icanos, no ohstante
los prligi'os que ofrece Ell viaje por s,l
eda,G av;iIfzada Espera olvidar los
Golor6sds fetUerdoS de los e, tristes
aconttpfnifcntos pasddos ~ I
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21

PARA CgJRARi UN RESERTxhD
EN- UN DIA. t6mese LAXATIVO
BROMC QUlNINA. FL botlcarto dc
Eolvera el dinrro 81 no lie clira la
iirrla de =. w. GROVE Sc halla on
eada cajita.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
.BoMRAs

Tenemos bombas, dep6sitos, tangnes
y demas accessories para 81 aimace.
maize y despacho de gasoIina. aceness
Iubricantes, aguarras. kerosina. aces.
te linaza, etc.
LUCAS BLANCO & CO..
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-21
NINA AH0GADA

En- una tquleeblraad;a del barrio Rio
Abajo, de Ia Cidra, perecio ahogada,
la nina de S amos, Matilde Gonzalez.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
CARY EASLEY VICTIM
OF PNEUMONIA IN
HOSPITAL AT BOSTON
Vas Graduate Electrical En-
ginccr and Member ofAtphG
Tau Omega Fraternity.

Cary Breckenridge Easley, eldest
son OF John G. I3asicy, president OF Inc
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce. dicd
in "A Boston hospital yesterday morn
ing of pneumonia. following snort
illness.
No additional facts beyond the 5rief
message announcing young Mr. Eas-
lcy's death had been received at the
Easicy home in River View up to a
late hour last night. MIR. Ensley was
at his sons bedside when lie died, nav
ing gone 10 Boston Tuesday in re-
sponSc to the news OF his illness.
Cary Breck euridsc Easlcy received
his preparatory training at McGuire's
School for Boys in Richmond Later
he graduated from the Virginia Mill.
tary Institute. He took his special
training In electrical engineering at
the massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, and also took a degree at Har-
ward.
During the war. Mr.. Easley was sta
toned at Honolulu as first lieutenant
of coast artillery. lie was 4 grandson
of 4 colonel of the Second Virginia
Cavalry during the War between the
states. Colonel Cary breckenridge.
Young EasicY was Il member OF the
Alpha Tau omega fraternity and OF
tho Society Of Electrical Engineers.
lie WAS consulting electrical engineer
for an association OF fire insurance
companies in Boston. lie Is survived
by his wife, who was Richmond
girl. Miss Parke Patton, by one child,
Lucy breckenridge Eascy: his father
and mother. and one brother. Richard
l.. EaSlcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
P|zz|N| CASE IS SETTLED
INSURANCE COMPANY DENIED
WRIT BY SUPREME JUDGES
Suit for SI1.0UO Against American Nn-
tI0naI DHnk Is Lost by
Plaintiffs.

Writ of error was denied the Life
Insurance Company ot Virginia by the
Virginia Supreme Court OF Appeals
yesterday in it's suit against the
American National Bank for $4,000,
emauatinS from Transactions conduct
ed By William u. rizzini. Richmoad
cmbezzier. who fled the city three
years ago. after dsfraudins !ndivid.
ualS, banks Jnd corporations here Of
neo-iy si,0co.0o0.
Suit Of the Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia was based unon payment
which was deposited with the Ain:r!-
can National Bank by PiZzjnt. Eff
an months before Fizzini h.d Rich
n,ond he ncro;iatcd = loan of slT 600
from the Lille Insurance Company 81!
Ni-iinia, giving as security a mort
gage on III. McCann property on East
broad street
,IortSnEe Found Worthless.
IL vas learned after PizZin! had Ncd
that the mortgage Vas worthless: shat
rizztni had forged the McCann's names
TO the document, himself act.ny as The
notary public.
When the loan was negotiated the
eltreE tRTsGanss for GSo fr'GSSng ma5e syg r.g-2I
liam II. Pizzini Company, agents The
check was drawn on the Planters Ma
u ,'nni ;h Bank: a,,iS- nizz!ni TOOK the check
dorsing ii as the William II. pizzini
Company. agents, by William H. Piz-
hini treasurer" and had the sum
placed 70 his personal account. This
amount was Withdrawn by PizZini
along with other funds It the time OF
his sudden departure.
Claim Violated Authority.
suit ny tho insurance company was
based on the claim that the American
National Bank violated lis authority
in creditinE tho check 10 Pizzinis per
sonai account. The case was first
tried in the City Chaacerv Cour. and
an adverse decision FOR tho plaintiff
was given by Judge Moncurc.
For several weeks the case has been
under consideration ia the Supreme
Court and the decision yesterday
brings the litigation to an end Coke
d Pickrell, Scott & buchanan and n
III. and Walter Lcakc represented the
plaintiffs. while George Bryan served
as council for the American National
Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
SUFFRAGE MOST WICKED
MOVE, TUCKER CLAIMS
Delivers Address to Assembly Which
Brings Ont Principle OF
State Rights.
ATTACKS ANTHONY AMENDMENT
Declares 1t Destroys Every Vestigc
OF Republican Form OF Govern
mcnt and Takes Away Right to
Determine States Electors.

III wc arc going TO repudiatc the
sriiliG;p!e oi ~ right OF a state to
Ss whch re aad prmiiplI for
fought and died. then we might just
as Wei so out Monument Avenue. pull
down tho monuments erected in honor
Of their memory and beat them into
roadbeds' Harry st. George Tucker, Of
L9Tingten. declared Yesterday in, an
orai Assembly, in which he vigorously
assailcu woman suffrage.
The fItccnth amendment. he declared.
ineht-the susan T. Anthony amend
mcnt--is the wicked.st thing that could
be written into the Constitution of the
United States.
The address OF Mr. Tucker followed
adjournmens of the House, which was
@,mmediiately INN IL. preceded BY announce
MIR. Tucker had leeu requested to ad-
.'sta,es' Rights Mr.. Tucker vas in
from Lunenburg. as ia i; distingu!shed d
son OF virginia.'' Mr.. oziin has in
readiness a resolution calling for re-
lection of the Anthony amendment.
which he intends to introduce tho in
slant the amendment comes before the
lower House.
Answers Brynn and Mrs. Gait.
AR. Tucker began his address by
saying that he was concerned not so
much with the question OF whether or
not the arsumcn, for the cnfranchisc-
the question as TO how this suffrage
was To lie had.
nings Bryan and Mrs: Carrie Chapman
GAIT. who spokc in Richmond Wedncs-
day, the one in the City Auditorium
and the other il tho hall OF the House
Of Delegates.
Mr.. Bryan is quoted as saying that
il Germany has given her women. who
do no; wear shoes, tho ballot. that fact
j. al the more reason why Virginia
should give her women. who do wear
shoes. tho vote" he said.
Take away from a state the right
ana you take away from it the funda,
or SfoHernmshI. ne said win a loss IS
determination would become n sham.
The Anthony amendment destroys every
Take away the riytt of = state to
self-dctcrWinntion, destroy the princi-
rlo OF St.ftcs' rights, and the govern
"s9n nn wl &C. I" n'sneG nc g, "So,arrd or
iic objected to the increasing con-
contration OF power at Washington.
which he charactrrtzcd as the building
up OF. ! Berlin at the national capital.
Whi!c the principle of self f-dctermiua :
tion. for which tho Confcdoracy fought,
,s was being onunciated In Paris, Mt.
tempting 10 break down that very
principle.
Mr. Tucker INDUCED in ridiculc with
reference TO the addresses delivered in
Richmond Wednesday by Mr.. Bryan
and Mrs. Gait.
Tho eighteenth amendment, he said
in conclusion. is colossal outrage. on
tho Southern people. and he hoped it
would be the pleasure OF the General
Assembly 10 reject it.
With ycllS. handclappinE and cheer
ing the entire assemblage, rising,
greeted Mr.. Tucker when he finished.
Many Senator'S also were present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
BEGINS HEARINGS TODAY
COMMITTEE TAKES UP BILL
AIMED AT DRY DEPARTMENT
Social md MornI Welfare BODY Is
Expected to Report Out
Measure Promptly.

When the House Committee on Social
and Moral Welfare meets tomorrow
afternoon AT o'clock to take up the
House bill to abolish the state Dc
partment OF Prohibition it will call
as witnesses. among others, Delegate
Albert O. Boschon. of Richmond, and
Kenneth c. Gilpin, Of Clarke.
Delegate Gilpin heads the list OF sin
teen patrons oil the measure. Dele
gate Boschcn, one Of the co-patrons
1t is expected. Will give testimony that
Miil bring in the recent trial of Joseph
Williams. former chauffeur for the
prohibit on inspectors. who killed iInd-
who was convicted Of killing his wife.
Reports Ont Dill QuickIy.
DcieSatc Brown, OF Lynchhurg. chair
mau OF the comInittcc, Is hopeful trat
The bill is the only one before tho com
mittcc. 1t is believed that the meas
urc VIII be reported out and that il
will be before the House early next
week.
The state Department of Prohibition,
i is underStood, has been notified Of
tSe nGeapn tSar and !, Is
or a Representatives. of tbs department.
will be present. Senators Lcedy. Cooke
and Cannon also arc expected to attend
Newhousc May He Candidate.
S. M. Ncwhouse. OF Culpeper. door
keeper of the House. Yesterday an
OF State Prohibition Commissioner in
the event that the General Assembly
declines TO abolish the department
Colonel Ecwhousc stands for aboli-
tion of tho department, considering it
a useless appcndagc 10 tho state gov
crnmcnt.
lie served for four years as deputy
the administration OF President Clcve-
land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
MACHINE GUNS HALT
THREATENED RACE WAR
IN ARKANSAS COUNTY
Governor Brongh Marches With
Soldiers Through Muddy
Roads to Dumas.
nv A.rso,Iate., pr,ss

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 22-Frompt dis
patching of Federal troops 10 Dumas.
DeSha Comfy. today prevented any pos
Slhilty OF further racial disturbances.
governor Charles H. Trough, who Is at
!,umSS, said over the long distance
telephone tonight.
The Governor said tho negroes were
greatly Impressed by the soldiers from
guns. aud that If the negroes ever had
any intention Of Offering armed resist
ancc To the civilian authorities. they
promptly abandoned it, The troops and
the Governor will return to Little Rock
tomorrow morning, he announced.
Civilian posses having aSccrtaincd
before arrival Of the troops that the
negroes responsible for yesterdays
clash at "NiGGertown" had fed across
tn" Arkansas River into wild region
where pursuit was nnpractica bic. tLc
detachment was halted before it cached
I 9 small negro settlement and returned
I Dumas. Governor BrouGh was march :
ing with the soldiers along the muddy
roads when they were halted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT GOES TO ASSEMBLY TO-DAY
CHARGE CARRANZA DIRECTED RAIDS ON IT, S. TOWNS
COMMITTEE URGES LOCAL OPTION ON SUNDAY LA w
Colver Declares II. c. L.
Largely Due to Packers
IBy Associated Prcss.I

NEWARK, y. j., Jan. 2..-Thc
high cost OF living since 1915 has
been due largely to five Srent pack
Ing concerns, Whose profits from
1915 to 1917, inclusive, were more
than Sia.,O0o.d00, ns compared with
S5D.00D.OOo Tor tho three preceding
years, W. B. ColNcr, chairman Of the
Federal Trndc Commission, declared
in an nddrrss read by Robert IL.
Enne. of counsel for tho commission,
before the Atlantic Coast conference
of tho National Consumers League
hcrc today. Mr. Colver Wns unnblc
to attend.
Representative of Swift d CO., of
Chicago. later read "A telegram from
MIR. Swift, In which he denied TINT
the packers had been responsible for
increasing the cost of living. aud
declared That Mr.. CoIScr's state
Jncnt showed .'nn0thcr disregard OF
facts"
II WINS asserted that the price of
meat had risen onI. 80 per cent
since 1913, while the average food
increases had been 1u:i per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
NASHVILLE BANNER LOSES
ITS EQUIPMENT BY FIRE
Newspaper Saves Nothing From Flames
Except Presses In an Ad-
joining Building.
tBy Associated Press. ]

NASH II.Lf., TENN, Jan 22-Firc
Eutied the building OF the Banner Pub
!iShinS Company here this afternoon.
with an estima ted loss of nearly S15o.,
600 All equipment. excepting two
presses located IN an adjoining building
"a3 destroyed Several EMPLOYEES
who tried 10 put out the flames. had
narrow escapes.
lArly reports state that the fire
Starte IL. tue Stareotypins room in the
basement. the flames being carried TO
the third and fourth floors Of the build
ing up tho elevator shaft.
about $50 all linotype machines and
equipment on the top floors crashed
through 10 tho basement Flames
threatened adjoining buildings, and il
was feared that the walls OF the Fan
ner Building would fall No casualties
were reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
ADVANCE DISCOUNT RATE
Federal ReScrc Board Marks Up Money
TO q Per Cent on Com
mcrCinl HnDCr.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.--Thc Fed
sral Reserve Board today approved an
increase in discount rates OF the Fed
cral Reserve Banks Of Philadelphia
Now York and Boston.
Effective at once. the rate OH loans
secured by commercial paper will hc i
per cent, and on those secured hy Lib
erty bonds or Victory notes 5i5 per
cent.
The rate OH both hcrctoforc was As,
pcr cent. The bank has also cstab-
!ishcd a minimum rate Of 5ii per cent
for bankers acccptanccs and G per cent
for trade acccptanccs. New rates be-
come effective tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
II COMMUNISTS GIVE UP
AND GET READY FOR
DEPORTA TON ORDER
Sisters IhrOU Courtroom
Into Lproar When They
Battle Win Officers.
tBy A s.oc!atel Prcss.l

CHICAGO, Jan. .2.-Elcven COM
munists, arrested three weeks ago by
States Attorney Hoync III a round up
of Reds, surrendered to the United
States for deportation when arraiEned
in Criminal Court today.
Luba nnd Vera Dokrow, sisters,
threw the courtroom into uproar
when they battlcd the Federal officers
sent to arrest them. The women wcro
overpowcrcd, and with their nine as
sociates. were rushed to the Federal
Building, TO be arraigncd under the
deportation warrants.
Mr. Hoyne is preparing papers for
the eXtradition of n number OF Com
munist l.aboritcs indicted yesterday by
the special Red grand jury. Among
those sought in other States are John
Reed OF New York: Charles Baker. of
Cleveland. and Mrs. Margaret Prcvcy,
of Akron
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
POWHAT TAN'S PASSENGERS
| ABOARD NORTHERN PACIFIC
Imperfect People Transferred From
Disabled Transport Under
Scarchliyhts' Glare.
CRAFT HELPLESS FIVE DAYS
Efforts At Rescue Long Unayailing
Due 10 Rough Wcathcr-Ligh;
and Heat Cut on by Flooding Of
Iircroom
CRAFT HELPLESS FIVE DAYS
IDy Associated PEGS


HALIFAX. y. &. Jan. a2-The trans
Ter Of the passengers from the dis
ablcd transport Powhatan 10 the
steamship Northern Pacific VAS made
tonight without serious mishap under
the blaze Of powerful scarchli.hts s
from United states destycyers ana
other ships standing ~, according 10
! wireless message received here to-
night. The task, however. was dini-
cult. although the weather was mildcr
and the sea calmcr than II had been
for many days
With the arrival OF more favorable
weather conditions. Captain Ra,.dail.
OF the powhatan. s!gnalcd 10 the
Ss,team.r Lady !.aur!er that he thought
:. au.Nisabie 70 again attempt the
transfer oi the passengers 10 the
Tho tow vas halted and prepara-
tons we're made for the task. although
y was almost dark.
rowhntan's Boats Swung out.
The Powhatan's boats were swung
OUT and tac dcstroycrs were signalcd
10 come IN closer 20 the. disabled ship
sInSwuys ana ships boats.
IL Was after o'clock bc.ore tho first
noatioad of passengers left the side Of
the powlatan for the Northern Pacific.
from the distressed transport
Inc fact That his passengers were
hs Improvement III weather condi-
tons. II was stated. prompted Captain
kandall 70 undertake the risk or ct
i"ct!nS the transfer by night. The
snip had been without heat or light
Tor more than five days, and as il
ncared the coast the cold was bccom-
!nE moro intense.
Ends Striking Sea Drama.
Thc safe transfer OF the PowhataIs !
passchSers brings TO - close strik in :
sea drama which opened las, SUNDAY
nfx,..r
from the transport that the ship was
leaking. the fEcroom fiooded n north
.eastern-gale blowing and irasaaS4s,
wireless calls for heipvw waes
quickly responded TO By haif-score OF
vessels, which put out from Canadian
ana American ports or rushed To the
scene from snidoccan. The first shin
10 arrive was the White Star Liner
Cedric. on her way from England ia
New York She quickly followed by
tho Western Comet A United States
shipping Gourd steamer.
Gale Prevents Success.
Tho Cedric and the Western Come,
found the dtsa blcd transport rolling
hcaNii% III stormy sea, without lights
or neat. but we're helpless TO rendc.
any aid d. in the face Of the persistent
gale The transport Northern Pacific
Wh!ch was bound for New York from
France with the last details OF tho
y mcrican exrcditionary forces reached
and replaced the Cedric. which pro.
ceeded on its voyage TO New York
For four days more the powhatan lay
h.lp!esS in the face OF an unaAatinc .
DC rescucrs made vain efforts to take
her in tow or c:cct transfer to her
passengers. ON repeated occasions tow
~ ,ii.es "cre passed only to snap like
disabled vessels deadweight, the surg
ing sea and tho fierce wind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
Federal Attorney Finds
Prcfi.eeling in Whikey
1By Universal scrvicc.)

NEW YORK. Jan. 2:-ConpInints
Of proiitecrinG ira whisky by drug
EtstS who have obtained licenses to
sell il for medical use WIRE brought
to tn" attention or United States
District Attorney Ross. in Brook
iyn, today. Some of the complaints
told of charges of from 81 to SO n
pint.
1T strikes me ti,nt SO n nint for
nm article the ingredients OF which
cost less than 80 cents a gnllOn, Is
unconscionablc," said Mr. Ross
land tf there is amy way to stop IL
viii apply the remedy. Ii Is pos
sibic fhnt such eases might be pros-
ccntcu under the Lever net, which
forhids nny ono OScrchnrglnE for
necessities.
This law Inns bcrn invoked In
eases of orcrchurEinE for food and
ciothfhS, but to II person ncnr the
CRISIS in rnsc or pneumonia or
some other disease, liquor become,
of greater necessity than either
food or clothing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
SOUTH CAROLINA HOUSE
REJECTS WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE
Concurren. RESOLUTION offered ny Rep
rcscntnti,e bradford Passes by
Or 10 II Vote.

COLUMBIA. :. c., Jan. 22.--Thc
House Of Representatives OF tho South
Carolina General Assembly today by
a vote OF - 10 Il adopted a concurrent
resolution offered by Representatives
Bradford and Hart, or York County.
rejecting the Federal amendment for
woman's suffrage. Tho resolution now
goes 10 the Senate for consideration.
Parliamentary leaders OF the Cen
cral Assembly disagree as to what
effect the passage of the resolution
viii have II is contcndcd ny some
members that a Joint resolution pro-
posing ratification OF tho amendment
may be considered by the House re-
gardless OF tho action takon today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
DAUGHTER KILLS SWAIN:
FATHER WRECKS AUTO
Mnn Driving From Pcteraburrr to Ra-
leigh Injuries rive People
in Crash,
By Associated Press. J

NY AsSoCIhtcd TFeNs.1
RALEIGH. y. c., Ian ao.-Sevcn
hours after ie.year-old Lillian Ferreli
had accidentally shot and killed Allen
swain. winston Salem student of
OF the girl drove his hig aitomobiie
into ve-passenGcr sedan four miles
from Raleigh today. lightly injuring
J. \. Campbell. head of Buies Creek
Academy, ana flve students. who werG
accommodating the remains OF young
Swain to Raleigh. Mr.. Ferrcli was on
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
SENATE BALKS CENSURE
Resolution Scoring Renr-tdmirnI Sims
for Disclosure Defeated by
:3-tO-3O Vote.
LBy AssoclAted Tress.l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-rhc Senate
rejected, 33 To so. today an effort by
Senator Walsh tDemocraO, of Mon
tana, TO call up his resolution provid-
ing to ccnsurc Rear Admiral Sims for
disclosure of information OF conf
Dental character" in connection with
his appearance before the subcom-
mittee investigating naval decoration
awards. There was no debate. and the
vote was on strict party lines.
The Senate also refused, II to 81,
with Senator Bornh tEcpublican1, OF
Idaho. voting with the Democrats. to
take up the rcGucs; OF the invcStisat-
ing committee for authority to employ
counsel. offered by Chairman Hale Gic-
publican).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
ATTACK DRY AMENDMENT
New jersey VIII Try to Have It DE-
cIsrcu mn Invasion OF Stntc
flights.
[ ny Assoclatcd Press.

IFTSEY VFII. =. y, Jam 22.--Et-
forts 10 have. the itclcral prohibition
amendment declared un Invasion OF
state rights, as declared hy Tovcrnor
Edwards In hie inaugural address
Tuesday. viii he begun immc diatcly in
was announced today after u confer
ence here of the Governor and state
Attorney General McCran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
PRICES ARE STILL SOARING
Department ar Labor Figures SHOW
They Nlnde Altitude Record
During December.
INV Universal Scrvice !

WASHINGTON. Jan o2.-Thc cI,;ne
OF Attorney General Palmer that food
prices were being reduced we're de-
MED today by the Bureau of Statistics
mcnt issued by the bureau shows that
food prices in December made a new
altitude record, going 50 per cent
cent higher than December. 1918. and
20 per cent higher than in tho pre-
ccGinE mouth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
DENIES PROMOTION TO WOOD
Secretary nnker Writes Chairman Iahn
Letter Disnuproyipg of
Dyer HlIl.
rBy Associated Prcss.l

By AssnCIated PrcssI
WASHINGTON. Jan. o3.-Sccretary
13aker wrote Chairman Kahn. of the
nouse Military Committee today. dis
approving of tho promotion Of Major
General Leonard Wood TO the grade
Q, ,lieutenant- general. as proposed in a
OIL introduced by Representative Dyer
Republican), OF Missouri. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
INCREASE TOBACCO TAX
Derlln's New Regulation Virtually
Makes Smoking OF Pipe Pro-
hibitiyc I'm Germany.
! BY Univ.:sal s. vice. !

BERLIN. Jan. 2c.--Tho new German
tobacco tax. which goes into effect Feb
ers in Germany 10 quit the habit, II is
estimated. The tax practically doubles
the price OF cigars and cigarettes and
hibitiyc lrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
DUTCH TO ANSWER TODAY
So Far Can Bc Learned Holland
Will Itefusc 10 Surrender
EN-I< niscr.
IDv Associated Pross.I

~
THE HAGUE, Ian. 22.--The rcnly of
the Dutch government TO the dcnia nd
Of the allies for the former German
Emperor Was sent this morning to tho
Dutch minister ut Paris. 1t probably
VIII he delivered to NJ Clcmcnccau to-
morrow.
So far as can be learned there is no
doubt the demund will he refused. with
an explanation OF tho position OF the
Netherlands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23
RelA Kun Scrlou,lv mn

VIENNA, Jan. 22.,--Beia KIM. tho
iormer Communist dictator OF Hungary,
is reported to bc seriously Ill at Karl
stein, whore he is intcrned. 5-.S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-23

How ira ins can be constructcd 10 travel
lb0 miles an hour described In Feb
ruary Popular Science Monthly. All
news stands.--.tdv