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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
FOREIGN VETERANS OPPOSE
REMOVAL OF YANK DEAD
National Cemetery for Americans In
France Advocated by Organization
of Former Service Men,
IHy ANsUc!atcd Press.

NEW YORK. Jan. cJ.--Rcsolui!ons
against the rcinova! of the bodies Of
the American soldier dead from Franc.
were adopted by the National Council
% Administration OF the Veterans of
day r Warner karlind, of Kansas
City, commander n-ciief Of tho vet
Grams, urged that 4 national cemetery
De established III France, in which an
inferred. "'
The council fixed September l3.lS as
the date Of the national cncsmpinent
70 DC he'd in Washington. II was stated
that 1e,opV veterans are expected 10
participate IN the parade. incIudinc
500 TO 1000 delegates.
The nationai council consists @ Com.
Newark. " j.. Gus r. unrr,Ino'' :"
Denver; Albert }. Rabi-!E, 0f ~.
york. and Fred Stovcr, of Cr"yc
City, Pa. ''" =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
GOMEZ WILL BE LIBERAL
"han Candidate Says lie VIII r., -
Reduce the Cost OF
Living.
| by Associated Pres.

ri'aANAEA, Jan. .5.-t;eneral los.
80 Hei ',"insH. former president, Of
80 end Lin"ra! candidate. for In.
~ tS'dcnttal nomination in the comin-
....JI."As. who returned 10 Ci.bn vaS
i.,,; ~ alter ."ns sojou.n In Inc
:. SHl IN which lie declared that "rcarc
r." co!c!"i!ty IS cu5,'s need ana tina,
-, Jared into power by the vot. or
90 30 ms,!inen. his policy viii not be.
',hcEai Gomez declares he Will soal,
Eat G;arr% oni the platform voted by the
t' ,,Nional LIBERIA Assembly. which he
1t4'''ncS az tending toward 1owcrinr.
.nn Cnst o. living. hc;;crment Of ,hc
s2nd!i!on OF tho workers abolition of
NJ war stamp tax, tariff reform. OK.
'r".ioh o, railway facilities. protection
81 the sugar industry. &c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
BIG ALLIED CANNING BODIES
TO HAVE JOINT CONVENTION
Ono hundrcdth Annlyer&Ary OF In
dustrH VIII BE Observed
THIS Week.
lby Associated Press.
1T Mn - 49,

CLNN'EL-hND. O., Jan. .5.-Apnros,
?lateiy 5000 delegates are expected 10
attend the opening session tomorrow
q inc SiN-diy convention OF tire. 10.
national organizations rcpryS.u;tn..
good canning and allied Industries. The
National Gamers Association. the Ma
t.onat canned Foods and Dried i-ui,
brokers AsscciAti zion. and the Cann!n"
Magh!nery and Supplies Association
The convention Will lay plans Tor a
great increase III the nationa! food
supp.y ana delegates say they are Pre-
pared 10 do their share in fortinr
down tho cost OF living ana save
ever possible pound OF GOOD from
waste.
Joining tho delegates in celebrating.
the on. hundredth anniversary o. tho
canning % the first food in America
VIII be n number Of food and agricul-
tuTe experts from the United states
CONcrnrn.ni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
my As.,clntca rresal

WASHINGTON. Jan. c5.--Nthough
developments IN connection with the
peace treaty are OF trauscenicut IN
tcrest Congress tomorrow starts am
other week of action OH important
legislation and investigations.
With n final vote on the Kenyon
AmcricaniEHti bin. expected to,nor,
row, tn" senate will begin considcr;,-
ton OF the bl!i 10 increase pay OF tho
a-Iuy. naVy ana coast guard personnel.
In the House the regular apprupria.
tion bills viii ho pushed during tho
week. Leaders are sim ilrm in the
hone OF ddjournins Congress sine die
about June !.
OF the many Investigations IN prog
ross, tho senate Naval subcommittee
inquir.ns into the Sims Daniels con-
tvcvcrsy over award Of navy war dec
"rations, plans 10 conclude its hear
inSS and make y report - the full
COMMITTEES late this week. Secretary
Daniels is cNpeCtcd 20 testify Tuesday.
ANA may h" ON the stand two or three
days. After ending the decorations
inquiry. thc Suhcommittcc plans TO he.
Yin Investigations nest week OF the
general war activities OF the navy Eff
forts 70 have counsel authorized for
use Of The subcommittee IN the new
inquiry promise farther spirited de-
hate on tn, senate door. Another naval
Suhcomir!ttec also viii consider fu.-
iner the question - inresticatinv
charges q !mmova! practices At New
pogt. -. /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
PLAN REGlMENTAL HISTORIES
,n.ePaetment Considers Giving In.
innate View of Performance
OF Smaller Units.
by Univaeaal Served, :,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-!ndiyidual
",r'ories OF all regiments and co,npa .
!!'es ina: distinguished themselves in he
w"f!d war will be compiled by the
var pepaFtmen;, it was announced 70.
g., ga. the work will be under tho sn-
;.,,;ct o. Genera! fcyton {. March,
- dAus far the historical research Of
Win 49, pepa5,ment has dealt only
S;usSeSted that this does moi ~, an
-. ~ '"nlc View OF the pcrformanc.s Of
rn,, -tn!srl?'n as a soldier in Europe.
p.Nlcs have been obscured bv III. .San.
- .."d'!oa8 IN the histories OF divi.
~, In; officials today said that tho
80, 'ah!hS would prove 70 DC the
.iloNt valuable contribution 10 IN. bic
.. Inc war and would reveal deed;
Eh,oT and heroism that have hccn
~ -! ioSt IN the general stories nav
80 =" go with the work OF divisions
a"G armies as :, whole '8
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
REDS STILL DODGE POLICE
Only Twelve or I35 munists In
dicted In ChicaKo Under
Arrest,
rrircHul Service.

CHICAGO. Jam. 25.--On,y twelve oc
tho i35 MON bcrS o. the Communist La
Dor party. Indicted by special Cool;
spiracy 10 overtime" tho government.
have been arrested. according to States
Attorney floync, who said tonight IA
nation wide search Is being conducted
for I'll: others
John Reed recognized head OF the
Communist party. has not been located
according TO Mr.. Hoync.
OF the twelve alleged Reds under
arrest hc.c, SIN ur Gin jail waiting
trial. while William Bross Lloyd. the
milliCuair: Socialist. ana Tive other, are
cut on bond. SIR. lIoync said that tho
state VIII Demand S:.+10.0o0 as tho total
amount Of security to libc-2tc all the
radicals now under Indictment when
they are unprecedented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
TAKING UP Gas PROBLEM .
FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL
VISIT PLANTS HERE TODAY
Director 'rrnnord to Expiain How lie
- Would Spend Proposed SI,5O0,0OO
Appropriation.

Three special Council committee
meetings dnt,s have been called for a@da%
the at he
: Richmond gas works will be carefully
investigated by tho Finance Commit
tee. in a body, will make special
tour of the works 10 get II frst-hand
impression OF tho ,situaticn
Director OF Public Utilities Edward
w. Tranord will accompany the com
ymittee and explain 10 them Just how
she intends to cNrenh the Sl5oo.Vog
COMMITTEE will meet In q body at the
lEas works Il, ) o'clock.
= Public Hearing Tonight.
8 a, o'clock tonight y public hear
ing on the license question will be
held at the City Hall by the same
@coinmittee. Increases OF FROM 80 t"
proposed by the committc" and al!
sNvho are opposed 10 such increases are
asked TO appear tonight and give r";'-
tson Tor their opposition.
1t is declared hy members OF the
F,commiitec that the increases 80 FAR
approved and drafted by the commit
ilsca! estate taxes have not been con-
sidertd as Yet. il is declared. hut Will
he taken NJ soon by the committee.
at o'clock by the Streets commiitcc
9n the GneI nni;d Of remGnin= ratwHn
broad and Canal Streets,
Two Factions Develop.
The tracks. which the measure be-
fore the comulittc" would cause 70 be
removed are tho property Of the Rich
1nond. Frederick Shurg and Potomac.
and the Richmond and Petersburg:
connection Company. Several citizens
have expressed desire TO have the
tracks removed. while there is said
to be = faction in favor OF their re-
'tertion, and 4 hot fight over The mat
Ter is forecast.
Another specia! committee meeting
is scheduled for Thursday. when the
again consider the police appeal ord!
nance. now pending before them. y
preliminary report from the building
code committee on the use OF hollow
tile in construction work will also be
delivered at this meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Z PLEA FOR POLISH JEWS
B'nai Birth CONVENTION Award, u,
nj 10 simon Wolf for Con-
hpicuous Ser,jce

ATLANTIC CITY. IAN 2a-N -
Seelenfrcund, OF Chicago, seSr.,ar. Is
Inc constitutions! grand lodge Bpai
Firth, made plea for nnano!ai as
slstnncc Tor the Jews OF Poland ana
here. today Of the Diennia! c9rv,,,i"n
or the grand lodge Of the Bnal Kri,L
or the third district. which COMPRISE
New Jersey. Pennsylvania, Dc.awar.
and West Virginia a.
The annual gold medal awardCd by
me order 70 the man who In tho oplnioi,
conspicuous service 10 INC Jewish T,.ce
curing the year, was presented tonight
to Simon WOLF. OF Washington. found.
CT OF nc simon Wolf Home FOR jew
ish Children, in Atlanta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
OFFICERS ENTER u. S. ARMY
hrrc English Flyers and Ono DanisI,
Captain Become Enlisted

NEW WORK, Jan. Ca for,ner frs.
.icu'cnaht ana Two former second leu
tenants, royal air force, England have
Just enlisted as pr!vates in tho United
states air service al Mitchell Field
LonS Island, " y
The three former English flyers all
saw service IN Franco throughout the
war and enlisted in our new demo
cratic pctcc-tilnc army 10 take advan-
schools.
former officer "f the Danish army.
land'd ~ TINS country Yesterday and
enlisted in 4 coast artillery band to
continue his musical education
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
DEN0UNCES ORGY OF CRIME
Iri>h Prelate Deplvrcs Shocking
EVrnt, Ira Thurtea District Dur
Ing Past Week.
Z NY ANsociatNl Nr, s.,. ]

TICELEs;; IRELAND Jan. 60.
Archbishop Harry, in the Thurics Ca
thclral today. denounced tho recent
CRIMES in ireland. saying:
During tn" past Week shocking
.rishbor!iood. Armed raids on polic,
barracks, the wliiiui murder o. a con
stable and an attack by chc police o,,
undcfcnded and inoifcuslvo homes, ca
Tor universal condemnation and repro
El:ioa.
"It IS most horrible and shocl;ip.-
thai uny5ody should COMMIT, ,nurdr..
In cold blood. Il Is also shocking tnat
number OF police, "l.osc special ,uIv
- - 10 protect HE aad proper,
should engage In .,u orgy OF violence
ANA cndanscr tho lives Of MANY limo
cent people. women and children Is
vel! AS inrn.
With all tho authority can con, =
mlnl. condemn these criuucs az .,
most grave violation al thc laws az
God. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
BARON POISONED IN SLEEP:
SUSPECT WEAKENED GIRL
Wife. nm American, Alleged 10 Have
ihGhccd Daughter 10 Inject Dose
of MOrphIn.
rs Universal Service

EEELiN. Jam. 25.-Raron Won Kor-
pen. "rother Of Countess P!atcn, lady
an waiting 10 tho cN- Empress has
been found murdered 10y an INFECTION
OF inorphit Wh!i. he WAS aslccp. rhe
crime i said TO have been committed
AZ me InSttSatlon OF tile baroness ~
her S-ycar-cld daughter. WHO is weak
minded. and san 10 be addicted to the
use OF morvhla.
II IS alleged tia, the baroness. who
va " MISS NickarS, am American. de-
sired 70 return TO the United states.
out that the baron had refused 10
pcrnnt this Following the discovery
IN" baroness had n.d win INC f,n'ii,.
jewels aud her husbands check boais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
FIVE REPRESENT AMERICA
AT RED CROSS CONVENTION
henry Is. Davis"a TO Sail With Dele.
s"'"N I" International Meeting
in March

WASIilNGTON Jan. a5.-Appoi..
Tment of i've delegates to rcprcsSnt Tho
. Gm,t.u Sitlcs 81 ihc meetings Of ihe
genera! council, ieaguc of Red Cross
Societies. AT Geneva tho week hc.2,--
nihs March >, WAS announced todn,- L,.
'hS AMERICAN Rod Cross. They arc
r.4iot Nadsworth Of Boston. Mi
ioughhy q. Mailing. OF Chicaro: S,,n,-
vel Mathcr. of Cleveland OTIS II. cutie
OF New York. s,rd Mrs. William J.;
Draper. OF New York "a
Henry y DHyi on. chairman ., ,b,
board OF governors oT Tho League ~,
10 10 r Gr"ss Societies and ono Of It's
=" ,,.. an .I!, vi! acGomnany tho dele
Wednesday. '"'''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
HUNGARIANS NOT CRUSHED
Show Much Better Spirit in tJXcr.;,,
IhHn austrinns. Turks or.
by NshVcIatrd PrcsS. !

BUDAPEST. Jan. 25.-.A,, ou,s.,nd
inf TACT with respect TO Hungary is
'hn spirit OF her people. who are no,
crushed By the tr!hulation Of dcfea.
- Austria aud Turkey appear to he
.Neitnei defeat nor Bolshev;sn1 nor
cc"no'nic disaster has yet sappcJ her
vitality or patriotism. This is shown
IN con V"rSations with many prominent
men and also in the attitude OF ,hc
peasant and tile bearing OF the solder
VINO are ragged and ill-fcd. but loyal
IAere are daily demonstrations, W tn
Inc Singing Of the national anthem
pa7adcs and carrying the cross al ST
stephens. against what the IiuuElri-
ans consider "a peace without honor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
THOUSANDS READY TO RUSH
INTO NEW DIAMOND FIELDS
W'nterlcSs, TrceIess and GameIesS Dcs-
crit Promises 10 Draw Great
lnhuA.
10y Associatel TrcssI

JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA.
Jan, 2i,-rlaEins. a water'ess, tree
less ana virtually Eamelcss desert
near raunss. in Bechuanaland, prom,
iSc" l" De- the scene OF thc biggest
African history. II is understood that
shrias VIII be proclaimed open for
o'amnnd digging about March 20.
'ns tno wonderful richness OF tho dis
H!St ard prospective Jigse-s from tho
cape 10 the Xamacsi ana Moznmbiuur.
and even the Congo. are preparing 10
~ their luck in tho new Held. pr-
Snt'c warnings OF possible failure, men
are aoandoniug good jobs in various
parts o: tho country in order to bc
80 20 stake out Claims when tho
proSialnation is issued. Hundreds Of
- oih.A also arc arranging 20 90 To
INC new diEsings. ~
ne government is preparing 10 cone
~ ne anticipated rush 10 TIa-ing,
community is being la:t! out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

~ hLlN, Jan. ga ne exclamation
posted here today contains AN oficr b.
ne ne Lord Lieutenant OF a reward or
aiV:vgo FOR information within thrcc
any persons guilty OF the murder q:
fourteen police officers, whose names
arc gwen. y reward OF tl.u0g also
" oucrcd Tor such secret inform. tio,i
~ IL calculated to lead 10 the conyic-
ZION OF any OF the Offenders in ins
cases named >"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Bank. show Increased u,,ou,c-

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. c5.--Tne COM
pined resources Of tho pei state BANKS
savings banks and trust companies Ia
Louisiana u the close of business De
Cenber 81, 1919, show an increase OF
S:SsS".ol2 during the last quarter ac-
cord!nS 20 statement issued by L. T.
Thomas. examiner OF Stute banks, to-
day. For the year the Increase in re-
sources was $1lS.ooa, 70l. the largest in
CEcAsc N The historE OF the Stutc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
TO WATCH CHILD LABORERS
Federal Committee Appointed TO De
tcrmine Their Physical
Standards.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASliTNGToN. Jan. 25-Appoint.
mcnt OF permanent committee 10 de-
t"rm!nc physical standards for chill
drcn about 20 enter employment and
to supervise the health Of children at
Nork was announced today by tho
chiidrcn'S bureau OF the Department OF
Labor. Dr.. George Barth. milwaukee,.
IL chairman. Other members are: Dr
Emma II. Appel. chicago: DR.. =. Jo-
scph:nc Baker, New York: DR.. c. Ward
CHAMPION, Battle Creek, Mich; Or. H.
Ter. Rochester. y. y: DR. II,rry Lin
enthal. Boston; Dr. Anna H. Rude
chlldren's bureau. Washington, and Dr
Thomas ID. Wood, New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Schooner In Diatrehs.

CIIAHI.ESTON. $. c., Jan. 25..--Bc.
cause o! boiSttrons seas local tugs
wern unable today TO go 10 tho as
sistancc OF the hvc-mastcd schooner
Mount Rainier. from Savannah. The
vessel was anchored. or aground. just
south OF the .Icttics. near the entrance
of the hnrbor. and has been flying
signals all day. Weather conditions
prevented reading of these signals.
though efforts were In;ldo With strong
marine glasses. Tho Mount Rainier IL
bound here for repairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

= ALBANY. n v, Jan. 25.-An attempt
10 discharge The Judiciary committee
which Is conducting the trla! OF the
nVc suspended Socialist state Assem-
niEmen rom further consideration OF
INC investigation Will be made in tho
assembly tomorrow night by Assem-
oiyman William G. Amos. Republican.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Delegates TO Road Meeting

ENLEIliI1, y. c, Jan. .5.--Thc GOV
rrnor today appointed the following
delegates 10 the eighth annual meet
Roads Convention, which will meet in
Ashcvi!lc on February 2G-2S: A. T.
Lindsey. Gastonia: William Bradford
llunt:rsvillc: Eugene TranSon. SPARTA;
Hcnchan Cameron. Stagsvilic: Elon
Rutlcr Southern Pines; j. NJ. Boycttc
tih"maric; NJ. u. Mills. StatcsvilIc; A.
scy Tryon IL q. Machines. Hickory; Il
/. Hailau, Jefferson; j. w. RaEland
Ncwiand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
ARREST SWINDLlNG BAND
fnpers seized Indicated Thry ti.u
iiaa offered |'intinun to New
York Neu.

GENEVA. Jan. Ga banh OF iu,e,-
national swindlcrs were arrested yes
,criay at Linduu while selling SINAI
blocks OF alleged platinum III ..o.oo,
inarSs per block. They had ob,ain...
in"ny victims in tho principal iowa
y. '.Fnian Austria. while correspond
london and New York dealers hui
been offered some OF the '.prccioua.:
The Docks were o. load ,.,oya
covered with a thin layer OF plnti,,,i,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
TIE Weather !.
FURNISHED ID, U. s.. Weather bureau,

Forecast: Virginia.
Cloudy Monday. con-
tinued cold Tuesday .
partly cloudy and some
what warmer.
North Curolin Ia
Cloudy AMI continued
culd Mondny. Tuesday
prO bu b " fair and
slightly warmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

sun rises .I:oo
sun sets .f.............. 5:SJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Mrs. Mary {. Gale.

Mrs. Mary G.. Gale. 81. died a. the
home OF her son. W. r. Gale. So7 North
Thirty-tourth street. yesterday. Mrs.
Gale WAS Tho widow of Robert Gale
Sh" IS survived by one son and three
daughters. ". T. Gale, or Richmond;
OF Providence. X. J.. and Mrs. William,
Barrett, OF WASHINGTON. Funeral
services Will be held Tuesday in Nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
NEW DECORATION AWARDED
TO COLONEL H. w. ANDERSON
Government of Montenegro shows An
precIstion of Services by Rick
niond Man.
LNy .NsgocIated rres..1

PAltfS, Jan. :5.--In recognition Of
the services rendered 70 Montcneyr, by-
the American Red Cross since the sign
ing OF the armisticc, colone, MoStchcr-
rlmon today decorated nineteen Red
Cross workers 1T the direction OF * IN;
Nicholas. .icutenant Colonel Robert
l.. ODDS, Red Cross commissioner for
Eurone, received the order OF Prince
Daniel. second class. The decoration OF
the same order. third class. was award
ed TO observation-disclosures Horny W. An
dcrson, OF Richmond Va. ana Major
George II. Bird, Dniias. Texas. and Can
tain Wallace oBricu, 81. Paul, Mimi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
VIII Subscribe pIr Lon,

- HILiISSELS Jan. To group o.
scribe so per cent OF the national loan
OF 900. 100000 francs. II is announcer.
inc government Intends. Il IL stated
70 take over all loans launched BY the
largc. cities Of RclSium, in view or titn
opening or the great national loar.
through which the government would
rlous communities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Foeh Cancels warsaw Fri,

PARls. Jan. 25.-Thc plans for tho
departure of Marshal Foch for War
against the Soviet armies were chanred
suddenly. II was learned today. The
Trip has been postponed pending tho
raturn Of NJ. Paick. the Polish prr,nicr
from London. where ne. was caIicd urs
eSpeetedly for q; final conference Win
Premier Lloyd George. "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
PreNentrd With Gun.

In appreciation or scricS OF lee
lures which he has been delivering be-
Tore the Richmond Advertisers club.
Dr. Douglas Freeman has been pre-
scented Win an engraved silver cur, b..
IN" cub. Dr. Freeman delivered the
last OF his ee-ies OF lectures E'r!tiar
Members OF the board of directors o.
the organization will hold a meeting,
a. N. business Mems Club tomorrow
a. SO o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Jan. 25.---Thc
third special session Of the Forty-scc.
ond General Assembly of Arkansas
vii convene at noon tomorrow. to
reconsider road, drainage and school
legislation cnactod at the second
special session which declared uncon-
StitNtiOmnl by The SMprcmc court.
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would change Mcc,ing place.

-. UNN. JaN -'..-IHo !tUss'aN
wireless dispatch. has addressed n
note 20 the British government re-
Guc5tinS tho transfer 20 some other
country OF the negotiations which nave
been going on az Copenhagen between
NJ. Litvinon. thc Soviet representative.
and NJ. o'GraGy. on behalf OF Great
Britain looking 10 an exchange OF
nrISOunrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
rrober, Now In IN po,o

FL. F:ASO, TEN, IAN. Ex-senator
na!i, o; New Mexico. and Senator.
committee nvcstigatinE Mexican AZ.
Hairs. arrived late today from San
Anton.o. According 10 Senator Fall
Tie work OF snmmoninb witnesses will
require several days. and x is un-
likely tho taking OF testimony will
begin before Thursday night;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Miss Japfc Shel,on.

@. ~ NcllBtRG. Jan. 25.-Misa J,ni,
HhcIton. a, resident % Chatham, died
i1St night at 10 o'clock "a, ,Ln tJon,r
ana ii"treat. She was brought 10 IL.
hosptt1! lat" last evening. ana died
several hours after being admitted
burial '' A''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
RrStOrc Gable Lines.

NEW YORK, Jan. oJ.-Ncsto-ation
o; cable conlMunication with tho
'iippinrs. Hong Kong and China
nc Guam Manila cable was announcnd
,ohisht BY the Commercial Cable COM
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Mrs. Myrtle II. E>arrar.

Funeral services FOR Mrs Myrtle
Roberts Farrar. wife OF Fred H. Far
rar who died Saturday night at 1880
O'clock at her residence. Jl4 West
ThirtN-hrst street. Woodland Heights
WI lhKt place Tuesday morning az
ir o'clock from the residence with IN
iermSni in Hollywood Cemetery. Re-
sides her husband she is survived by
Ins SISTER, Mrs. Van c. Taft, of Tecou-
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Louis Alto.

Funeral services for Louis Alto. who
died yesterday afternoon at the home
Of rs son law. az West Cary
street. will be held this afternoon at
) o'clock from st. Andrews Church
Mr.. Alto is survived by four dauyh-
tiers and II son, MesdamcS Walker
Ford. j. c. Irving. Herman Boschcn,
Mrs. J., s NuueS and James Alto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Organization. TO. Meet.

MfMbors OF The Jobbers' aud Manu-
lecturers Club. the board o: director
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity viii hold
meetings Wednesday At thu. business
Mems Club. ON Thursday the Credit
Men Association w!ll hold an unoiiicial
luncheon at l:l5 o'clock ana tn. Retaii
Merchants Association and the Al
vcrtiscrs' Club will hold meetings thcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26
Mrs. L.Ii<ubsti, xx;~o

On ANCpCk: Jan. 25.-Mrs. Elizabeth,
Wise: wife Of Maj.r r. Wise. died a,
hsr home al Craddockviuc after an
illness of :. few days Of pneumonia
81 Is survived by her husband, two
sons aud five daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-26

- bANNiLLE, Jan. 25.-AIrs. Ella
son; died late last night at her home
IN North Danvilc from heart affcc-
ton, with which she was long troubled
She became critically III two days ago