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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
II NEGROES ARE CHARGED
WITH MAKING BANK RAID
Heavily Armed Hand Accused of Rob.
berry or Moline
inStItutinn.
tBy Associated Pres

GARY. IND. August 5.-Eieven
negroes. heavily armed, were AR
rested by the police here today, and
are held on suspicion OF having been
implicated In The robbery 90 the Com.
mercial HANK al Moline. i'll. Tuesday,
Th" negroes said they came from CHI.
cago,
The eleven drove up 10 a hardware
store here shortly after noon in two
automobiles. Entering the store they
purchased two rifles and 1000 rounds
OF ammunition. The police were noti.
iied ana surrounded the store. arrest
ing the negroes as they emerged.
The automobiles. which were new,
bore no license plates. Six thousand
rounds OF ammunition and several
guns were found IN the machines
The men refused to talk beyond
saying they were from Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
NAVY YARD EMPLOYEES
ASK GENERAL INCREASE
Requests Are Presented Navy Wage
Hoard Urging Raise OF 40
Per Cent.

WASHlNGTON. August 5.--Repre-
sentntivcs of $4,000 navy yard workers
in forty-thrce navy yards I'm the
country appeared before tho Navay
Wage Board today 10 urge an i'm
mediate increase in kages or approx
imatcly 40 per cent. They asked tina t
the average wage be Increased TO
sl.05 an hour. which they said was
. cent an hour less than workers In
the same trades received from prI-
vatc industry.
More than 200 spokesman for the
workers waited TO be heard. and the
board decided To hear them In al :
phabctical order of their trades 1t
was expected that the hearings would
he concluded Saturday.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Roosevelt told the board and the
workers, that in view or the fac: that
the appropriations for the pay Of the
navy gard workmcn were liked by
law. ii would be necessary to drop
employees in direct proportion 10 the
amount of increase granted.
The representatives OF the men later
said that they would not object 10
such curtailment OF the navy yard
FORCES AS there were plenty OF posi-
tons open outside for men dis
charged
The members Of the board arc Can
tain j. Is. Robinson. United states
Navy: 4. !. Ecrres. secretary OF the
metal trades section of the American
Fcucration Of Labor. and Louis Nell.
Rowe. assistant to Mr.. Roosevelt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
A Daily Once-Over
Time Changes Every Ono.
by j. J. lUNDY,

The truth comes as shock sometimes
the scene of her childhood.
She found but one family left and they were
distant cousins
Years of loneliness and a sustained admlra- :
tlnn Tor the traits OF this particular branch Of
her family made her cffcrvcscc. with Joy at
meeting them.
She was surprised at their apparent cool
Yet she was comfortcd by the sight of per-
sons bound TO her by ties Of blood, when she
mad met strangers only In the far country
~ parting she expressed the pleasure she
ret and urged her loved ones TO come and
see her soon, any time, and stay as long as
possible. 49,
Her cousins were frank. NO" they sa I'D:
YOU want the truth. do YOU not? our children
are married and live near us; they have their
friends. and we are Interested only in our chill
drcn because We have time to do as much
now as we wish for them enjoy their
society as much desire. We shall prob
atiy never come out your way. our children
nave no reason to seek others when they ara
happy and satisfied among their families
DON'T expect too much from your relatives
You are going to find them changed when
you visit them.-Copyright, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
MINIATURE AIMASAC.
ROAD TO WASHINGTON IS
SOFT FROM RESURFACING
thnppnwansIr swamp Stretch Also
Es ltnnEh. According Ia Weather
HUrcuu.

Parts OF tho Richmond WashinRton
Highway are soft from rcsurfacing
according TO report Of tho Richmond
branch OF the United states Weather
Bureau yesterday. Stretches of the
road continue rough. especially near
Chappawamsic swamp.
Conditions on the Richmond
clarksvi> Road generally are good,
except between Dewitt and Lew is
Crossing where /, is under repair.
and. consequently. 4t,lc rough.
The branch Highway south from
BrodnaN is in good coIidluon, but
dusty. the r"por, shows.
The X e. h III n charlottesville
Highway Is IN good condition to Glen
Alien. ia!r TO Montpelier. rough to
cuckoo; fairly good to Mineral:
rather rough TO Louisa; ana thence
fairly guoI west.
The highway OF the Richmoni- Old
Point Road !s good to Chlckhhomlny
lsiyer. although there are some sandy
ana rough stretches to WILLIAMSBURG
From williamsburg the road !s good
to Old Point, except the bad seven
mile rough dirt section just east of
Williams burg.
Repair work between Sulivan's
ana Gdvnctts store makes the River
Road t3outh) somew through. The re
are some rough places from Gar
nctts store TO CurIcs Neck Farm.
but from there on TO Wade the road
- In good condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
BARRYMORE WEEDS NATIONS
MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN"
StnEr md Screen Star Wins Hand of
Former Miss Hlunchc
OririCls,

NEW YORK. August j.--John Bar.
ryinorc. star OF the stage and screen
ana The younges, OF the Barrymore
trio OF Ethel. Lionel and John. wns
quietly married this afternoon 10 Nrx
Leonard ii. Thomas. once known "a
Amcrica's most beautiful woman
the ceremony took place in the Ritz
carlton iiote! and only members OF
TN: two families were present
Mrs. Thomas III The former Miss
t!anch" Oelrichs, rucfMbcr Of u s.,ci.
any prominent New York and New.
port !amiy who has won considerable
nor" by hcr poems. She was married
IN 1910 10 Leonard NJ. Thomas In
NpTiI OF this year II became known
mat she had obtained divorce some.
lime earlier from her husband in
Paris.
John Barrymore made his stag.
debut "iih his trnClc John Drew,
lie hrst caused public attention In
Thn Dictator" the stardhm followed
in Peter iDbctson Last season hc
and Ills brother Lionel scored tn.
JOINT success OF Their ives when they
co-starr"d IN the Jest"
The marriage !s SIR. Rarryinorc's
second In 1910 he married Mis-,
Catherine e. Harris. Their married
NE ended in 1917 when Mrs Barry.
more obtained an lntcclocutory deere.
OF divorc" in California on grounds
Of dcscrtlon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
ONCE RA|DED COMMERCE,
WILL NOW ADVERTISE IT.
Liner Won Stcubcn, Formerly Kron
Prinz Wilhelm, VIII Exhibit
u. s. Goods Around World.

lljS Associated Press.
WASlllNGTON. August 5.--Salc OF
nc liner Won Stcubcn. formerly tho
German commerce raider Kron
l'rinZ wilhelm. to Ferdinand Eggen,
or New York. for sl.5OO.000 was an.
hounced today by Chairman Benson.
oil the shipping Board.
Accommodations VIII be provided
on Inc steamer. which liz to be re-
named the United states. for the reps
rcscntatives OF 700 American manu-
facturers. who Will accompany their
exhibits and demonstrate them In
foreign. ports. MIR. EgScn said Tho
vessel IL TO be reiittcd. he added. at
II cost OF S3.000.0UO
rho purpose of the round the
world cruise. he said Is to promote
thc sale OF American products in
foreign markets. 1t In planned To
start the cruise next January 10. and
stop AT Rucnos Aires, Melbourne.
sidney. Yokohama. Shanghai, Hong
koi@, Singapore. batavia. Rungoon'
Calcutta, Colombo. bombay, WcilInr
ton and "a number OF European ports.
Terms OF sale call for 12l-2 ncr
cent cash S2i0.0GO on October 30.
xS'o.oeo on November 20; S35O,OOo on
December 90. ana $780,. 900 on Janu-
arg 20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Can 1t he possibIcp

Iron various important. morko, n,,o,
come stories of reduced prices for necos
Sary commodities. The high cost of liv;n,
~ tehaihS downward. the country is lola
ms aIilcie ana that and the Other 10
'"v"pcr IMAM al any time since the war and
va w c'eapcr sun. Certain basic com
modities have started in the same direc,in,,
Low market levels are reported and com.
modIties OF lesser importance will fonov
suit '"
me country is told. for example tho
Whcat market is particularly affected Thcro
mas been net drop OF 80 cents a busboI in
niue more than a week and IA corrcsnond-
Ing reduction of $3.50 a barrel for no,,r
o"tS' rye ana other small grains have been
n' "'So ana are on Il sympathetic decline
'''''e" porh' IL Is stated is selling at $2O2
per hundred less than a week or two 90,
""'ch were being marketed at So
bushcl only few weeks ago oro po,
Scilihs III some places at 81 barrel
cotton, another highly important com
modify is down in price |, wen, az roarI..
"' points IN single days trading. Tho
cause OF this is said to be :; revised eurvo,
oi me present crop showing that there vii,
be abont 80 ID per cent more cotton grown
'his year than the first estimates Gxod
therefore, cotton Will be both plcntifu, AND
cheap.
All these things are being spread before
inc eyes OF the consuming public nv tho
newspapers Dht now many consumers hnys
noticed any differences in their grocery mr.
! elothihs DIS is not indicated The fact /.
TO date' me dollar is not buying any moro
OF anything than ii did year ago. apd is
not buying as much OF most things.
frodncers' prices and wholesale market
quotations may he affected by the nuclua-
IONS Just mentioned. but the consumer is
| not getting any comfort up TO now on, q,
| the SITUATION The daily bills are no los.
man -hey were before; the weekly bills arc
| no less and the monthly bills are no loss
| " entuaiy, OF course. the consumer mus,
| s2a!e IN tn" reduced values OF Household
commodities. II those reductions arc radico,
enough hu, 1t is discouraging experience
waiting Tor the price OF -four and meat and
| potatoes to go down.
| .------------t
Take your vacation early, is good nd.
vice now that passenger rates arc going
Az. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

2eLJsHEp ;re, SSy n The year %t 10 ,S sO%.n
I0spatch Publishing Co.. Inc. Charles r. lInsbrook
s8ditOr and Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
DEMON OF UNREST BUSY
IN ISLANDS OF PACIFIC
snnioans al Page I'aE0 stone the
House Of tpNcrEur.
rr

IiONOLli!.U. August 5-Reports of
agitation among the natives OF Page
Puso, samoa, against The admins
trat!on oG Governor Tcrhunc. were
brought by passengers arriving from
there yesterday on the steamer Ven
tura.
The Governors house recently was
stoned by u mob o: natives ANA IL
petition signed b! 2uD samoan lead
ors asking for an investigation OF
the Gov srnor's ru!crsh!p has been
forwarded To President Wilson. ac-
eng !necr o! san Francisco, vino was
aboard The Ncntur~
Professor Alfred Mayer. Of the
Earncgi" institute. another pass
cngcr. said that Governor Tcrhunc
was not Responsible for the unrest
among the natives. but that profess
s!onal asitaturS We're TO blame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
RUSSIAN CHILDREN LEAVE
SAN FRANCISCO FOR HOME
Red Cross Charters Ship for 1S2 Rcfu-
gee fnUng&tcrs-Somr Are
offspring Of NObIiity

SAN FRNNCiSCO Au..ns, 5-Trc
second lap OF the long sea Journey
from Siberia 10 Pctroerad. was un-
dcrtak"n today BY .S2 refugee Rus
sian children. when the Jnnanesc
liner Nomei Maru. chartered by the
American Red Cross and designated
as the "childrcn's ark" weighed
anchor in san Francisco Bay and
steamed for the Panama Canal
the children arrived here Mondav
ana were The guests OF the city and
RED cross chapters for three DAYS.
me childrtn. scvcra! OF whom were
said TO be offspring Of nobility. be-
came separated from their parents
early in the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
NEW TRAFFIC RECORD is
SET BY PANAMA CANAL
Report of Fiscal Year Ending June
30 shows Zig Ditch Carries
Great ronnnre.

Ny.r.,, .ty ns.nciated PreSi
w ASl ilNtiTON. August 5.-com-
mcrcial traffic through the panama
Canal sci a new record in the fiscal
year ending June 30 last. according
TO official reports received here. 4
total of 2.47S comm ercial Graf with
an aggregate tonnage of S.5I5 900
made the transit, paying more than
sS.S00,o0o. in toll and other charg"s
All expenses of operation and main
tenancc Will not exceed $3.50. ono
the report said. Indicating a surplus
of SCI 10000. This is nearly five
times the previous record surplus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
CLOTHlERS REQUEST PROBE
of CONDITIONS IN INDUSTRY
Declare Erroneous Reports Have
Thrown Thousands of Workers
ON of labs.
,lBy ASSOCIATED Pre-:

10y NssocIatcd PTcs.l
NEW Work. August 5-Thc Ma
t!onal Association of Clothicrs today
adopted resolution asking the
Chamber OF Commerce OF the United
states to make an investigation Of
conditions IN the clothing industry.
Circulation of erroneous reports re-
Eard!ng prices. the resolution says.
have worked irreparahic injury to
the industry. throwing thousands OF
workers ont Of CnlDlOyu;cni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Familiar Figures.

Familiar Figures.
The preacher began TO read his text:
And there were TWO thieves
Amen!! shouted Deacon.
The preacher hesitated, cleared his throat
and started again.
And there were TWO thicves-"
Hallciujah!" shouted the Deacon
Whereupon the preacher looked the Deacon
through severely and demanded why he in
terruptcd the reading.
BECAUSE" said the Deacon, you're readin'
about couple O. friends o. mine. One OF EN-
rents me my house and just bought ten tons
Of coal from the other! Amen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
The Poets Corner
When Memories CaII

U'or The Times Dispatch.)
Memories, that call mo from my task
today,
And bid me come with you. far, far
away,
and tears,
Joy that of all the bright and shining
years,
weep.
That memories are all that I may
Keep.
But weariness and longing and de-
spair.
a little while leave behind mo
For at the touch of memories fall
The bars OF life. and tho imprisoned
spEeads wide its wings to realms far.
When N memoriee call mo from mytAsk
IL +. q. AMANDA coRDEs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
WILL ASK EACH NATION TO
PRESENT BALANCE SHEET
German, VIII lie Invited 10 Par
ticipntc In BrusSciS Financial
Comic
~ Nssoc IItcd Frfsn,

SAN sf;HNSTiAN. STAIN. Angus,
Representatives OF each, govern
!nent participating in the intcrna-
in Brussels on September - VIII be
asked 10 present IA balance sheet
showing the actual financial situa-
,,on OF his nation. 1t was decided at
Wednesdays meeting OF the council
OF the league of nations. in session
here. All countries will be asked
not TO ISSUE any more paper money
o! foreign credit.
Efforts Will he made. through a
commission OF experts. TO arrive at
change between Germany and Aus
tria and other nations. Tho invita-
.ion To Germany To participate In
This conference is conceded to be
tantainonnt TO notice that she viii
be accepted as Il member OF the
League OF nations. IL she makes APP
p!ication
today's meeting showed the expenses
OF the council are growing as the
hummer OF commissions at work IS
multiplied. 1t asks for t5G0. 900
Tor IN" ensuing six months
The cuunc!l OF the league had as a
part OF its program for discussion
TINS afternoon the establishment Of a
military aud naval commission. This
- not - some published accounts of
thS project nave stated plan for a
military general stan for the league
OF nations but simply II consultative
body within the league. it's principal
mission being to advise the league
regarding restrictions upon the man
ufacture OF arms and munitions.
The proposed commission also
would give adv!cc 10 the league AZ to
disarmament and other questions on
winch the council requires expert adj
Vice. without which, IL Is pointed out
II could scarcely act upon any milf
larry question. Its prospective task is
described by Leon bourgeois. French
member OF the council, as I'm accord
ancr with the provisions Of the cove
nant. TO regulate the armament Of
the forces OF new state admitted to
the league and the reduction OF ar!nl-
mcnts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
WILL CONSIDER FAILURE
OF MEN TO RETURN TO WORK
situation GrOwiny out OF Conduct Of
Worker ltrTor~ Mediation
ltuuru.
~ Associated prcts4
WASHISf.TDN t,I,.,,p,

WASHINGTON. August 1.-The
situdtion growing out az failure o;
some railroad employees who re-
Gently went on strike TO returning 10
Work on orders from their leaders,
VIII be taken up tomorrow al a con-
terence between III. board OF media
ZION and CONSULTATION and COM
m!ttec representing tho United As
socihtion or Railway Employees Of
North America 4 COMMITTEES head
I'd by John Grunau. president OF tina
chicago fardncn's Association, ar
ranged Tor the conference today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
ITALY TO WITHDRAW MEN
FROM INVADED TERRITORY
VIII Obrfntc Incidents Which MIrbt
Occur When Troops Meet
Red Forces.
By UnivcE'al Servicn.I
N AnpIIsf MI a

HERI.IN' 3 mEust' ' 5NTS,11 1,,,i,
ambassador here has requested the
German government 10 arrange for
the Immediate withdrawal OF the
Italian troops from the East Prussia
Dlebiscite territory to prevent the
occurrence of any Russian-Ita!ian
incidents which might come from n
contact with the Red forces. The
allies are expected to concentrate all
OF their troops in the area OF Allen
Sinin -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
HUERTA ORDERS CLOSING
OF GAMBLING HOUSES
Provisional President Plans General
C1can-lp of border.
Territory,

Nv trspt.ite'i Prts1
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, August O.
Mandatory orders wero issued by pro-
Sisionai President de IL lIuerta at
MeNico CITY 'oday ordering the Gov
and coahuila Immediately to close ali
gambling houses in the two states.
accoruing to information rcachinr
Ia llucrta is said TO have acted upon
protests fled by Consul Arturo de
Saracho, at Laredo, Tex. Among tho
border towns affected by such an
orucr would he Nucvo Laredo. Mata-
mOros and pindras MOTHS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

majority OF $4,000. But IT has over 100000
wnite males and females of voting age, with
.uii female suffrage. Tho Democratic vote In
nv. n"r Pri'n"'ies or Tuesday Is around 225,0O0.
This wide discrepancy may explain why there
"rc iourteen eager Republican contestants for
me senatorial nomination OF their party and
'i'c uecision or the Democrats not to venture
INTO the general election with II nominee whose
iosaity mas been put in question by himself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
navy Department Win. Salvage,

BEltMUDA, y. ". J., AUGUST s.
the American Navy Depa rtment 81 900
With cost for salvage by the United
States Steamship Rockdale of the
American schooner N. IL. Turner, of
a dereilct and was abandoned n year
ago. The claim was said to be the
drst OF its kind to be- adjudicate ed. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
SAND BAR is STATE LINE
TestiiIcs That boundary Iictwecn
Texas and Oklahoma Runs
Down River lcu

5.-Irha. y sand bar In the bed OF
the Red River and not the north
bank Of the stream is considered the
boundary line between Texas and
against property In JEFFERSON County
on the southern border of Oklahoma,
was tho testimony of r, r. I.everett,
assessor for. that county in the taxi
boundary case before T. s, Tyler
special Federal commissioner here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
MANNIX MAY NOT SET
FOOT ON SOIL OF IRELAND
lloyd George Declares Necessary
steps VIII he Taken to Make
order Effective

l3y Associated Er6sa]
L'EDON, August 5.-Premier LLOYD
George answering question in tho
House of Commons today as to how
the government proposed to deal
with Archbishop Mannix. the Aus
iralinn prclate. on his arrival, said
the government decision was that the
archbishop would not be allowed Ia
land in ireland.
Such steps would be taken as were
deemed necessary TO make the de-
c!sion effective. added the Premier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
SEEN ON THE SIDE
It's Different Now.
ny HENRY EDWARD WARMER

He stayed out each evening
Until IL was late;
II was his ambition
To celebrate.
He had costly dinners.
Played poker Il lot.
And didn't care much
Whether school kept or not.
When his wife was away
For the summer.
Now he's working the lawn mower.
And sticking round home:
He's very discreet and does
Not care TO roam.
He's mild and he's tame.
And he's walking the chalk.
And he's not bossy or
Gay in his talk
For his wife is ut home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
ASHEVILLE CARMEN WIN
LARGE SALARY INCREASE
Minimum WnEc for Conductors and
Mo;orncn Fixed ut ~ Cents

Hy Assoc!ateh rreas.. !

IN NNsOtIhttW TTts.f.
ASHENIiLE, ~. g.. August s.
AshcVillc'' street motOrmen and a.
ductorS are the third highest paid in
the South as Il result OF an award of
30 ! = per ceni increase in salary
granted today by the Ashcvillc Power
and Light Company, operators Of the
lral street ear system. The increase
is retroactive to June !. 1920.
The minimum scale now Is As cents
an hour, and the InaNinum 90 cents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

1.-THE mystery raised by Governor Cox in
bnnection with that portion of his accept
hce speech withheld from advance distribu-
ION will be cleared away Saturday. The
Eystery OF Harding's speech will remain
y Ylong as he refuses to be smoked out into
81 honest statement Of where and for what
"a stands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

In one day Richmond has lost by death
fgc OF its most distinguished citizens. James
y. Pace, City Treasurer, and William II
sSfhite. president OF the Richmond Fredcr-
Sksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
10Th of them were Virginia born, both had
ssvoted much OF their lives to the upbuild-
fJg OF their State and city, and both died
al of years and honors, respected nv all
Sho knew them. Each leaves a vacancy in
Ie business and social life OF Richmond
lat will not be filed. Mr. Pace was pecu-
Arly of Richmond Loved by his city and
tossed by thousands who had received his
snefactions he has passed over 10 the other
de, there TO reap the reward of a life that
I'LL forever be an example OF all that is
sst in a citizen a husband and "a father
sthe oldest of its sons is deep and pro
5und. He had been rock OF safety In it's
me of storm and stress during the years
allowing reconstruction, and his abiding
9th in the future OF the city and in the
biiity and integrity OF its young men
ia much TO lay the foundations of the
f0gperous Richmond of today He was un-
stentatious In his charities, but generous
S.hidegree. and no plea OF distress ever fell
hheeded upon his ears. Hundreds of fami-
ps in Richmond today can testify TO his
9odness OF heart and his openness of purse
I'D to them he always will be of revered
semory. Mr. White. by profession a law
hb younger by several years than the
5ker distinguished citizen who preceded
IA by, A. fe3s hours, had a notable and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
FIRES IN THREE STATES
Desperate Entities Are Being WaEcd
to Control Forest Con-
IagrntIOnS.

SPOKANE. WASH. August s.
Five hundred men were lighting "A
desperate battle today with raging
forest iires, which have spread from
the center of the Kootcnay Forest
into all directions in Washington,
and east on Lambs Creek and Soldier
Creek. The tires are out of all con-
troll. Food shortage is Imminent at
Port I'M. az all supplies arc low.
the stricken district from here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

EyA group of New York capitalists has
t1rchased Kentucky distillery ana It's
s.ock of 100000 gallons OF whisky. The
Estillery building will be dsmantled and
Sachinery and equipment will be taken to
iaba and set up again. What will be-
t,me of the whisky?