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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
GERMANS PLAN DEFENSIVE
AGAINST SOVIET INVADER
Will March to PoScn and Hold
NistuIa Line If Reds Attack
Poland in Spring.
SEE DANGER TO WHOLE EUROPE
Agents in Russia Report Lcninc and
TrotZky. Making Extensive and
Formidable Preparations to Re-
sumo Fighting.

LONDON. Jan. cl.--Gravc concern is
felt in German governmental circles,
according to kilograms received here
tonight. over alleged confidential re-
ports from RUSSIA which arc SAID to
forcshadow Bolshcvist offensive
against Poland in tho spring.
The extensive and formidable con-
solidation Of the Bolshcvist regime is
said 20 furnish good cause for apprc-
hcns!on. Reports from German agents
IN various parts of Russia show that
Lenine and Trotzky are building up a
anything but pacitlst in its makeup
Numerous Plants Working.
The two great arms and ammunition
works at Putiloff and Pula are report
ed TO be again working efficiently.
turning out tremendous quantities Of
weapons and munitions for the Red
arWy, Wg,,. No s,,r,.,on :. ,.
said to be still bad, Moscow, accord
ing to all reports. has emerged from
chaos and good order. and orsanlza.
ton has been restored. Comment OF
German officials ccnters around the
question that Germany must prevent
nerssit ;S hec2msns battle-ground be-
mics, and il the Bolshcvists start a
campaign against Poland the Germans
must niarch 10 Posen and occupy the
whole Nistuia line as a measure Of self
preservation.
Gcrman nonrcrolutionary leaders
both in and out of the government,
profess TO sec the greatest danger To-
AL Europe in the growing strength
o. the SOVIET government and the con-
tnued military successes everywhere
British Cannot Provide Men.
The reports from Paris las. night
that Great Britain finds herself unable
to contribute the required share OF
troops Tor the plebiscitc areas was Of
nclallS confirmed today when Marshal
Eoch told the supreme council that
Britain. declaring she cannot send the
sa,0o0 troops she had promised. has
sent by France and Italy.
RMS failure on Britains part TO live
Ap 70 the contract with regard to the
p!eoiscitc areas has created delicate
situation and is the subject of Lengthy
ealIorial comment here. by no means
compi imentary to tine British
This furnished matter for discus
SION at the last session OF the supreme
council tonight whose functions are
70 pc taken over by Il ssort OF con-
tinuouS conference or ambassadors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
RESOLUTION SEEKS
PROBE OF WOlNEN,S
YORK AND WAGES
Virginia Commission Proposed
to Recommend Legislation
for This Stnfe.

Appointment OF minimum wage
commission. whose duties it will, DC
10 investigate conditions under which
women wage -earners OF Virginia are
employed, is the object OF a resolution
introduced in the House OF Delegates
yesterday by Delegates Boschcn and
Wilcox, of Richmond
:, The resolution provides that the
Goyernor be requested and author
izcd 10 appoint commission of
seven. three OF whom are to be
women. This commission will be en-
powered to look into tho subject of
wages. hours and other conditions
surrounding the work OF Virginia's
women wage -carncrs. 1t will examine
wage scales OF other States, countries
and nations and recommend TO the
next General Assembly legislation
having regard to the peculiar condi-
tons of Virginia in so far as they
concern the women wage-earners of
the State"
Members OF the commission, tho
resolution provides. are to serve
without pay. and the sum Of $4,000
or such part thereof as may be neccs-
Sary. Is to be provided to meet any
expense the commission NAV incur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HOLLANDS REPLY WILL
BE SENT ALLIES DURING
THIS WEEK, HAGKE SAYS
wiz Stick TO Precedent and
Refuse Demands for
William S ErfrddifiOn.
icy Associated Pres. |

THE HAGUE. jain. 2l.-The reply
OF the Dutch government 10 the de-
mand OF the allied powers that the
former German Emperor should be
given UP TO them for trial, is being
drafted. and will be forwa rded some
time this week to the Dutch minister
at Paris for communication TO the
allies.
Although. Holland is determined to
stick closely to diplomatic precedent
and not publish or intimate the text
OF the reply until il is delivered. thore
Is apparently no cause at the present
time to make any change in the pre-
diction of the Dutch newspapers that
the Dutch government will decline to
accedc to the demand.
The Associated Press was informed
today by n high official that the
former German Emperor had been in
no way consulted about the reply. nor
had he even been officially informed of
the demand for his eXtrad:tion.
The Nieuwe Courant. in an editorial
today. considers the possibility OF con-
demnins former Emperor William by
default.
1T is a great ply that tho allies
lack the moral courage 10 own that
they have made 4 mistake says the
newspaper. Giving promise TO try
:he Kaiser by default when Holland
Ahall have refused to permit his cS-
tradition is nothing but sensational
humhug. The Kaiser himself is not
dangerous, but he may be the tool
OF others"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SOCIALISTS CALLED TOOL
OF REDS BY L|TTLETON
Counsel Against Suspended As
scmblymcn Says PARTY" Is
Agent OF Dark Forces.
TIED TO INVISIBLE EMPIRE
Littlcton Declares That Aliens Pay
ing Party Dues Can Work Against
frcc Gorcrnment-Attorn Scores
Men Cnscatcd at Albany.
tBy Associated prc.s,

ALBANY. :. y Ian a,,n,.s,,
ton Of the lor,I;v r. IN; n. ,i-invss,,Ga d.,
Socialist Ass:mbivrncn' IN ,as a,sc suspendci pen,
Judiciary ,Fnrn,,;,,a Sh. ASseihpiy
0lIcstinn az 10 ~, - i,SoNc inc
iiypocrit!callv masounr,d. ~ ~; -, u
cal party. strik" handa n'o ,.ii.h aS q poitM.
a::c,icy of for~c .",! Mitn ,,i every
stili make si,nil, .l,,n ireroiu,don , ana
drrs,nnd ,,,r" ~ i,''eal @ pcopie un :
of i,,Hr ,b1ir cn,,y, cGnE are n9t sworn enemies
throw it, eus ~ Over
This assertion Was made nv N,rt;,
arilv TO-DAY az ,senc,a, - t,t,,, teInPor
committ". - hanaIc - eounset LOT tlls M,
states senate sr-n,n s.n chsc ot oniteu
of Michiran -, ccnnca, ~ ~ ~ ts. uGtls
brourht oi ''aud nave bcen
Not Tcmpcst in Teapot.
1akinS the floor in the height OF
@ aot ,;n poth s.aes un niim6ered their heavi-
est artillery. Mt Iittletou declared the
present investigation Will not prove "a
tcmpcst IN teapot
are attempting installation in America
oL th@ soviet form OF government. and
that before the waves OF public opin-
ion stirred by this case have subsidized
lhis country VIII understand that this
so-;a.led political party is the agent
ana So-eonspira,or with the dark forces
OF ihc invisible empire. whose object
is iorc.hle DESTRUCTION OF constitutional
soScrn'ncnt IN America.
Opposing \ motion that charges
NJ. Littlcton declared that the rcp-
rcscn'ltlon Will reference to what
.hcst nse nint n!u ana what thcS pro
tess ana whas theN engage 10 do stands
out-,that they gave their. allegiance
Wholi! ana solciv 10 an alien and in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CARRANZA GRANTS PERMITS
FOR DRILLING OF NEW WELLS
Provisional Concessions Will Enable
OIL Companies tn Increase
Productions.
n tod I

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.--Presidcnt
Carranza has granted provisional per-
mits to American petroleum producers
10 resume oil drillinSs suspended in
November, the American Association
nounccd tonight on tho basis of adviccs
from Mexico City.
Petitions for the permits. which was
mad5 to the Mexican government carly
this month by tho petroleum pro-
duccrs, specified that the permits
would be accepted with tho under
standing that they would continue In
force only temporarily, or until the
enactment of new oil legislation by
the Mexican government. 1t was pro-
vided. in addition, that tho issua nee
and acceptance Of the permits would
not be construed as compromising
either the rights of tho oil companies
or the Mexican government In u tu-
.ure permanent settlement of the con-
trovcrSy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Prince of Wales Aims
to- Return to America
my Associated prcss.I

LONDON, Jan. 21.--Thc Prince OF
w aies Tns the guest tonight mt Il
lnrEc aud enthusiastic dinner of the
PiiErin.s- More thun 800 persona
were present. The prince made a
speech, partly serious. partly hui
nor0us. With some nodcsty he de-
iiNcrcd personal touches here and
there, and had n cInnorous rcccp-
tiun.
The prime rcnnirmcd his intcn-
ti0n TO rcYisit America, particularly
the Middle West and Far West,
snStnS that the hest proof that ono
had enjoyed visit was his earnest
desire To repeat IL. lie remarked /:
II am stili receiving large
amount or mail from the United
Statcs-nnd not NIL Of II from the
fnir scA," which provoked Ercnt
mcrrimcnt.
Another spontaneous touch WA,
greatly chccrcd. itcfcrrinr 10 the
chofrmnn's remark that tho prince,
nftcr his tour. wns aEnin dOmiciicd
ns citizen Of England, the Prince
OF Wales said:
~ hOBc ! am domicilrd AZ a cit
i1cn of the British empire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HIGH POLICE OFFICIAL
is SHOT TO DEATH ON
DUBLIN CITY STREET
Assis ianf Commissioner Red
mOi,I Slain. Assassin -naking
Good His Escape.
Ey AssociNtcI pres,. l

DUBLIN, Jan. al.-Assistant Conn
missioner OF Police Redmond was shot
and killed at $50 o'clock this evening
in Harcourt street one OF Dublin 5
main thoroughfarcs.
When Mr.. Redmond was aSSailed he
endcavorcd 10 draw his own pistol. but
was unable TO do so before he was
shot down. tio WAS found gripping his
pistol which VAS in his pocket
Mr.. Redmond recently was brought
to Dublin from Belfast, where he mad
been successful constabulary officer.
TO assist in co-ordinatins the Dublin
police and secure increased efficiency
in the detective department. Several
policemen have been killed recently.
but no arrests have been made.
Another constable was shot and
badly wouRdcd last night while re-
turning 10 his home here. Armed
squads later searched the district and
entered several houses looking FOR the
assailants and also questioned pcdcs-
TRANS. No arrests were madc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CONGRESS CUTS OUT PORK
UNDER WAVE OF ECONOMY
House Decides to Omit Appropriation
for Now Public
Building.
LESS FOR CONSULAR SERVICE
Both Parties Join in Slashing Pro-
posed Expenditures, Including
Amcricanization Bill to Educate
Foreign Born.
LESS FOR CONSULAR SERVICES
ley Associated Press. ]


WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I.-Congress
held its thrift week" celebration to-
day, wave OF economy sweeping both
the Senate and House. The net result
was:
Decision By tho House Public Build
inSs Committee not to recommend
passage at this session of i public
tcduction by the House Foreign Af-
iairs Committee of the annual diplo-
ton bill to ss,Sta.oaS. which is fs.-
ment request and si,0so.o74 less than
the appropriation for the present fis-
preparation OF $4,000. 900 from the
Ahmer;canization bin and substitution
100000 restricted TO use until the end
OF the 1921 fiscal year instead of an
,eMpemditnre ,ar,n, n,re,! over four years as the
larger appropriation contemplated.
Slash Done Jointly.
Democrats and Republicans for tho
most part Joined forces in the slash
ins away at appropriations, the vote
nnbiin fimn1de hp1dDrI the h GuSSt91mary poIky'
Inc. ihG reduction in the characterization
Pills inip,,, ;, aEp,nronriation was advocated
Democrat, South Carolina.
Tie North Dakota Senator told his
estimates. the government would start
a deficit of $4,000 900. 600. Should cxnen. n.
conservative estimates of Sc, 600. .0oO, 900,
the Senator thought they might he
provided for, hut there would be not :
ing left TO take care OF the leftover
we. have gone mad on the ques-
,,.;Ii ,.oI OF conceiving new questions that
vs;t will reach into tbs Federal Treasury"
the Americaniaatson bill, witch is do.
signed to educate illltcrates and
.Amerioan,ze .si,hs can foreign born citizens.
be when we get to the end OF the
rope and have to bond the country to
meet expenses"
Taxpayers Tire Of Burden.
Senator Dial said the taxpayers OF
OF bcinE ovcrburdencd."
In cutting down approximations in
,hs diplomatic and consular service
pm, the House committee denied Sec
IN inc salaries OF ambassadors and
ministers. The only increases granted
eyer ,eoo present expenditures were a fiat
Si.oOO advance in salary to secretaries
sddItiona item % Of .s5o.ooo aSnS for ana pass, an
hort Sat nnnnsa S1ntro m b1nEsihng the total for
: The. drastic cut in appropriations
for river and harbor improvements.
ordered by the House Rivers and Har-
annual appropriation bill for that pur-
pose. from si2.900.0o0 to $1,000. 900.
continue continue 10 arouse members of the
committee ts today began, drafting of n
new bill which would appropriate
s25.o0o.oo0. The new bill. Which viii
specify improvements to he made in
War Department as provided in that
reported to the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TWO DEPUTY SHERIFFs ARE
CHARGED WITH MURDER
warrants Follow Battle in Polk
County. Tenn, In Which One
Man WIS Slain.
ASaS~ 1iate
By Associated Press. I

BENTON, TENN. Jan. ol.-As the
result of the killing of James Blank
enShip In the. Ball Play section OF
rolk county a few days ago. Deputy
Sherins Mark Lillard and S. III. Quin-
treii have been arrested here. charged
with murder.
The warrants were sworn out by
\. ]. Bradley. father-in-iaw Of the
slain man. who claims that the Of
hcers were not justified in their ac-
ton. Blankenship. in company with
Two companions. named James Hicks
and Fulton Walters, were encountered
while the officers were searching for
the deputies statements, Partnership
opened fire, being killed instantly by
return fusilIadc from the officers.
exist in the section where Banken-
ship lived. The officers furnished bond
for their appeariIncc next Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
is KILLED WITH MARRIAGE
LICENSE IN HIS POCKET
Prospective LynchhurE Groom Loses
Life In Automobile Accident
Nenr Sweet Brinr.
ISncci,j 10 M r,;,,as. p;' /,

LGNCHBURti, VA. Jan. 2l.-While
returning from Amherst late today with
marri1sc license in his pocket to
Heights. Russell Woody. also OF. Madi.
son Heights. was Killed by the over
turning of an automobile near Sweet
briar -
Three other occupants. none OF whom
were seriously hurt. say the car was
not speeding. and that the trouble was
uuc 10 the steering gear locking. The
a passing chauffeur won't to- Sweet
i;riar College To secure help to move
private in the supply company Of Tho
Ihreo Hundred and Seventeenth In
fantry in France. and he was the first
returned white soldier to die here since
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
BRYAN FLAYS CUMMINGS FOR SUPPORT OF EDWARDS
RED ARMYS THREAT AGAINST POLES STIRS 7EUTONS
SENATE BILL LIMITS ISSUE OF SEARCH WARRANT.
Governor Davis Advocates
Thrift Week Observance
To the People OF virginia:

To the People OF Virginia:
During the period January 1924.
10.O, there viii be a II ~ crr Il
throughout the United States, un-
der the auspices or tho Young Mems
lhristinn Association, "NntiOnai
Thrtft Week. for tho purpose of
encouraging thrift md combating
extravaganza, Of teaching sound
economic doctrines, OF helping the
government of tho United States i'm
its campaign TO sell thrift and war
SAVINGS stamps, and of developing
character In our young men and
boys by helping them to think
straight and act wisely in mnttcrs
Of earning. spending, saving. in
Scsting md the giving OF money.
heartily approve of the purposes
OF Nationnl Thrift Week, and earn
cstIy urge tho people of yrSinin to
exert every effort, individually and
collectively, to make this week II
period Of constructive thought and
artton for tho upbuildiDS of our
state and nation.
WESTMORELkND DAVIS,
Governor OF Virginia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FRENCH SOCIETY WOMEN
HAVE new FASHION FAD
Garry Miniature Dolls tbOut With
They, Calling Thcm "Soul
Ip..n 10

TiV Un'vCrsaT ScrNice.I
PARIS. Jan. 2I.--.Thc soul puppct"
is the first fashionable fad of the new
year to appear In Paris salons. French
society women have thrown over their
canine favoritcs and are appearing at
fashionable functions accompanied by
eSuuisitcly dressed dolls, which they
have dubbed their soul puppct." at-
fcctinE 10 achieve in their litelilse
toys a Contamination in miniature
OF their own emotional natures
Smart drcssmakinS Establishments
here are now called on 10 manufacture
doll portraits OF their customers and
to provide tho soul puppets" with
replicas in miniature of their mistress
wardrobcs.
Soul puppets most In vogue are
about eighteen inches high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
NOTE is SENT TO FRANCE
Secretary lansing Takes lin Que,,jo,
or Return OF American
Dead.
tBy Awociatcd P,c.,. /

"ASHlNGTON. Jan. 3I.-A note re-
SardtnS tho return OF the bodies OF
American soldiers killed In tho war has,
been sent to France. Chairman Porter.
or tho House Foreign Affairs Commit
Lansing: No announcement of the con-
tents OF the note will be made. Mr.
Lansing said. until Ambassador Wal
SorernmoRt,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
WATER FRONT BARS DOWN
Alien Enemies Resume Old Jobs rs
LonEshOrcmen in New
York.
IBy Associatcd Press. ]

NEW GURK. ian. II. .War-tIme
rules dcbarrin. enemy aliens from
the water front were rcscinded today,
and 500 Germans and Austrians joy
fully sought their old jobs as long
shorcmen and other workmcn on har-
Dor craft
!, The Department of Justice gave
them passes TO tho piers IL there were
no black marks against their records.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
STOP FLOGGlNG OF WOMEN
Prison Committee of AtIantn City
Council IIceds Request OF
Humane Society.


ATLANTA, Jan. a1.-..whippins OF
women nj tho city stockadc was or
dered discontinued entirely by the
prison committee OF City Council to-
day after public hearing OF charges
brought by the Atlanta Humane Soci :
ETY. that womcn had been strapped 10
contrivancc resembling q chair and
fiogged. N
4 committee was appointed To invcs-
tigatc the practicability OF discontinu-
Ing logging Of male prisoners In
mates OF the city Stockadc arc persons
convicted In Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MOUNTAIN DUEL FATAL
Ono Man Dcnd and Opponent Dying rs
Result of Pistol Fight
Supday.
THy Associated Press. 7

MANCHESTER, TENN, Jan. 2i.-
Meager details OF n serious shooting
affray on the Cannon County line Sun
day. in which John Simmons was killed
and Silver Smithson probably fatally
wounded, reached here today. 1t Is al
legged that the men involved in the en-
counter had heen drinking and gem
eral row followed. 1t is said that John
Simmons. besides being shot three
times. had his skull crushed. Before
simmons died. IL is said, no fired sew
eral shots at Smithson. who was found
in a dying condition in thicket yes
tcrday morning. Temp and Herb Sim
mons are under arrest in connection
with the killing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FRANCE WANTS ALLIED LOAN
New Finance Minister Thinks New
York and London Should
Give Aid.
Nv UnINoTSa.I Sc-rStcc. 7
~ rh

PARIS, Jan. 21.-The new French
Finance Minister, Frederic Francois
Marsal. In a preliminary outline OF his
policies today, announced his opinion
that the only measure capable OF re-
siscitatins Frances finances is an i'm
mensc "inter-allicd loan guaranteed by
the German indemnity"
I'VE hope" added tho Minister, chat
this may no accomplished with the
help of our friends in London and
New York"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT LOSES
Lower Branch of afississippi LcEisls-
turc Denies Votes TO

JACKSON. MISS. Ian. 21.--The lower
house of the Mississippi Legislature
amendment providing suffrage for wo-
men after debate of only ten minutes
Cheers and laughter marked AN
nouncement Of the vote. which was loo
to 90 against the measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ANXIOUS OVER POWHATAN
canadian ship Stands by L. $. Trans
port but Weather Conditions
Arc had,
lBy Associated rrcss1

IINLiFAN, n, s., Jan. oi.-Anyictv
was felt IN marine circles tonight for
the safety of the United States army
transport Powhatan and her a71 pasy
srngers. after a wireless message was
received from CAPTAIN Travis, Of the
I.au;ier. stating that his ycsscI was
alongside the transport and thaf
weather conditions were bad. rho
brief radio said: i'e
Lady Lauricr alongside Powh,.an
Weather conditions bad" IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
PLEADS NOL0 CONTENDERE
Michigan Minister in Newberry Flee
tion Cnsc Alters Flea in
Court.
tDy Associated I'rcss.1

>, GRAND EArIDs; MICH. Jan.
sl;;,Rsv John 1hl y. nn,e a,ewett, of Flint.
United States court this afternoon on
tho Indictment charging him with con-
spiraGfy n m the elSeti9n IN or senator Trn-
pleaded not guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CHARGE MILK PR0FITEERING
Cafe propr,ctor
Waiter Arrested by Deputy
NInrnhaI
[ky AAso Slated Press. ]

CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 2i.-M. O.
Thompson, proprietor of local cafe.
and J. a; Bishop. colorcd waiter, were
arrested by Deputy United States Mar
charge of profiteering in the sale me ne
milk. having charged 15 cents per
glass. It Is said. ~
wondering developing hero this wesk
four Clark brothers, operating the
Home Credit Company. having been
clothing far In cXccss of it's real value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Named Pnpcr ControIIe,

OTTOWN, Jan. 2T---R. W. Droadncr,
Federal commissioner OF taxation. to-
day was appointcd temporary paper
rcsigned. Mr.. Breadaer leaves here
tonight for. Fort Francis. Ontario. to
deal with tho paper situation there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ENEMIES RENEW RELATIONS
Czecho SIovnisia and Austria Reach
Agreement on Unrestricted
Trol
Icy Associated prcs,. 1

( rLONDON, Jan. 2I.--An oiilcial dis
patch from Prague says negotiations
between Czecho- -Slovakil and Austria
that there Ia to be unrestrieted com.
merc!al intercourse between tho coun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Vote Down Convention Plan.

COLUMBIA. 5. c., Jan. ol-Thc
House Of Representatives today by a
vote OF % to 81 strnct out the n-"-.-
ing words of q resolution to provide
for n constitutional convention in Co
lumbia in. 1921. The resolution passed
tho Senate last session. \ ~ ~, =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Test Your Engine with the Exhaust
Flow to test your automobile engine
with tho exhaust told In February
Popular Science Monthly. All news
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
HAIR TONIC FATAL DRINK
-Four Texans Dead md Six Ill From
Sohf1tncd In Preparation.

CIiIIDRESS TON. Jan. o1.-Four
men men are dead nt Memphis thirty miles
rom mere, and six others arc recover
ms from. the effects OF drinking hair
t9nte, believed to have contained wood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

y detachment of 40 Federal troops
from the military establishment at
Camp Pike has been ordered to Dumas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-19

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