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The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
R0ULS STEAL ASHES
OF WEALTHY DEAD
By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press
Befne, Switzerland, Sept, %
leVes broke into a crematory stu
in Bienne, near Berne, a few
fhts ago, and stole a few sepul-
a. urns containing the ashes OF
nbers of wealthy families.
fominent families of Berne and
pen are receiving letters, offering
elarn the urns for consideration
HAg between 1000 and 1000
ncs' according to the financial
nding of the owners.
ile police hope to lay a trap for
ghouls.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
'RKING OLD SWINDLE
GAME IN ENGLAND

Wy aSSOCldttu ITtbS.l
fonaon, Sept. 23.-The old swindle
passing currency notes of the Con-
|Gate States of America which has
worked in England for years, is
'shlng again. Reports of the vic
~stlOn of shop-keepers at ports
been reaching the American EN-
here in increasing numbers re
ncket seller at one of the big
'@y stations gave a Swiss waiter
II English pounds for a $50 Con
's'e note but became suspicious
"s the waiter had gone far and
nm detained. The police were
dilemma as they could not dis
ISn the note from good American
and finally had to appeal tC
Anerican embassy.
Dc Swiss said he obtained the
rom an American but declined
Y how much the transaction cos
The police believed his stor'
ae had acted in good faith will
,'Gket seller.
police say this swindle rum
s'es cropping up sTyrs few year
nat at present il IS being perpe
y on a larger scale and NOR
"Stully than heretofore. -
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
JAPAN MAY INSTITUTE
SUIT AGAINST CALIFORNIA

Toxic. Sept. 2SLThe United States
win be asked to appoint a commission
10 solve japanese American problems
Land II the California anti-Japanese
legislation is passed, Japan will ar
range for a lawsuit against the Cali
fornia legislature on rhe ground that
the bill is unconstitutional and yio-
lates treaty rights. leading newsps-
pers announce.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
HUNGARY TRYING
T0DOWN SOCIALIST
GOVERNMENT
(By Associated Press !

Vienna, Sept. 23.-The Arbeiter
Ieitung publishes sensational re-
rort which says it has authentic in
formation showing the Hungarian
delegation is spending large sums fov
propaganda for the downfall Of the
socialist government with the object
OF fusion of Austria and Hungary
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
jTAhANS WHO CAN'T
GET HOUSE WILL SEIZE
THOSE THEY WANT

London, Sept. 2S.-A hOm1 ~.
Datch says persons unable to OBTAIN, OBTAIN
paasu p~sl,inr, have started a movement ne
70 seize unOccupied homes and S.OaiSa Otnsl
s,,lS,ng. = The osservatOre Romano
.sys the socialists attempted to IN, IN,
sa,s ssss = church but postponed thsil
sa,;on saao saving that they would attemp'
- a,' occuDy Lateran palace once tn
-. = residence and nunneries.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
FLOODS IN CHINA
fBy Associated Press.)

by ASSOcldttu fItSS.I
Esnchang, Kiangsi Province, China,
bt 2s.-Floods said to be worse
|n any recorded in the past 20
|rs in the district north of Nan
|ng are reported to be subsiding
|er having devastated wide area.
bile of the districts flooded were
the verge of starvation. The
|trict that has suffered most ex-
IDS northward from Nanchang
ing the east bank of the Kan river
poyang Lake. At one time the
bets of Nanchang were under wa
|. 1t is estimated that about 100
fsons lost their lives i'm the floods.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
ANOTHER EXPLOSION AVERTED
WHEN FUSE FOUND BURNING AT
REED AVE. STATION, BROOKLYN
NATIONAL COMMITTEE
TO RAISE $5O0,OOo
(By Associated Press. ,

New York, Sept. 23.-Democratic
Chairman White announced that the
National Committee would raise five
hundred thousand additional to
match the President fund. Thou
sands of friends Of the League OF Ma
tons, it is said, will be asked to fof-
low the Presidents example in giving
FIVE hundred.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
TO INVESTIGATE 4e
PUBLICATION OF
~. REPUBLICAN BOOK
nv AssocIaiel Press. !

Washington. Sept. IA complete
investigation OF the financing book OF
"Rssubaicanism of 1927 published by
slie Albany n. Y. Journal was or
dered by the Senate campaign investi-
eating committee. William Barnes.
Jr., publisher OF the Journal. was or
dsred TO produce the subscription
lists for the book.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23

weak and much doubt is being ex-
pressed as to the chances of convic-
ton for murder against him. The II
women have simply vanished into
thin air. The corpus deficit" is
lacking in the case. Bones were
found In the villa occupied by Ian.
dru at Gambais and the prosecution
will contend they are human bones
but the defense will call experts to
swear they are rabbit. lamb. and dog
bones.
Landru is confident of acquittal and
is already considering offers from
moving picture concerns in the event
OF his being freed
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
|H|CACO FIRMS START PRICES
TUMMbLlNC;; MAKE REDUCTIONS
OF FROM 10 TO 2OPER CENT
DANISH ship OWNERS
PROVIDE OWN WIRELESS
(By Associated Press J

Copenhagen, Sept. "a combine
formed by leading Danish ship own
ers has applied to the government for
a concession enabling them to erect
'helf own wireless stations and to
lake over all private wireless busi
ness in Denmark. The plan, it is un-
derstood' is viewed with approval in
government quarters.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
(By Associated Press. J

Washington, Sept. IA White
Fouse announcement has been made
the President Wilson will participate
actively in the Democratic campaign
when the proper time comes He
probably will confine himself to
statements on issues particularly the
League of Nations
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
|)TTON STAPLES
HEAD LIST OF
| REDUCTIONS
hrs & Roebuck and Montgomery
Ward Follow Lead Of Ford in
Getting Country Back to Pre-
War Basis.
(By Associated Press.)

chicago, Sept. Oscars and Roe
kk and Montgomery Ward and Co.,
\ OF the largest mail order houses
the world, have announced price
\ Of from Ten to twenty per cent
many lines Of merchandise. Cotton
|ples led the list.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
STRIKERS REJECT AGREEMENT
(By Associated Press. }

London, Sept. 23.--Strikers at TI-
rim rejected the agreement between
the metal workers. and employers.
says the Exchange Telegraph, and the
occupation of the plants will be con
tinued.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
ROBBERS BLOW UP
N. c. BANK AND GET
AWAY WITH $4,000
tBy Associated Press,) !

Gastonia, N. c., Sept. % Rob-
bers blew open the safe and vault of
the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of
Stanley, N, c., today and escaped by
automobile with ten thousand in cash
and Liberty bonds.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
100000 HUNGRY
! EUROPE, HOOVER
PLANNING FOR U.
TO AID Them
tBy Associated Press. J

New York, Sept. %. Conferences
progressing here between Herbert
Cver and officials of the Red Cross,
Fish Joint Distribution Committee,
NJ c. A and Y. W. C.. A., and
fious church bodies with a view of
POINT cooperative action towards
ding two and a half million desti
European children this winter
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
iRy Associated Press !

Chicago, Sept. %. Department Of
Justice agents seeking clues of the
Wall street explosion. speeded their
inquiry after discovering that $50
pounds of dynamite was stolen from
the Aetna Explosive Company's ware
house at Lambert, Illinois, Sept. s.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
five NEGROES HELD
AT CREENVILLE, ALA.
ON POISON CHARGE
tBy Associated Press J

Greenville, Ala, Sept. 23.-Five
negroes are being held on suspinion
of responsibility for the poisoning, at
hotel here, OF twenty-four guests
who became i'll after the evening
meal.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
TRYING TO SECURE
RELIEF FROM
COAL SHORTAGE
lBy Associated Press \

Greenville, S. c., Sept. %. Fuel
dealers met with state and municipal
Representatives today with view of
securing relief from the acute coal
shortage,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
INILLERAND TODAY
MADE PRESIDENT
OF FRENCH GOVT
lBy Associated rressl

Versailles, Sept 2S.-Alexandre
Millerand was today elected president
of France by the National Assembly
10 succeed Paul Deschanel VINO re-
.iyned because of III health.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
SZECH SCHOOL FOR JEWS
(By Associated Press. }

Prague, Czecho- -Slovakia, Sept. % :.
The first Of series Of Szech
schools exclusively for Jews will be
opened this fall, it is announced by
the department of education.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
TO S0CIALIZE GERMAN MINES
iBy Associated Press

Berlin, Sept. 23.-The preparation
of bill for the specialization of the
mines of Germany was decided on by
the cabinet.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
PRESIDENT WILSON TO PARTICIPATE
ACTIVELY In DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
WHEN THE PROPER Time COMES

the missing link in the chain, the
actual spawning fresh water eel, in
the intermediate waters somewhere
above the abysses of the open ocean,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
new Clue TO
EXPLOSION
UNEARTHED
Department Of Justice Officials
Find That $50 Pounds Of Dyna-
mite Stolen From Warehouse in
Lambert, Ills. on Sept. S.
(By Associated Press J

New York, Sept. 23. Police found
dynamite with fuse burning under the
platform of the Reed avenue elevated
station in Brooklyn, it was announced
today. The fuse was stamped out
and the package taken to the bureau
Of combustibles.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
TRAIN ROBBED BUT
BANDIT CAUGHT
and VALUABLES
ALL RETURNED
(By Associated Press. J

Denver, Sept. % Passengers on
The Sante Fe train were robbed by
a masked bandit near Las Animas,
Colorado, but later captured the rob-
ber and recovered their valuables and
turned him over to the LaJunta po-
lice.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23
Necessity for Registering and In
formation Pertaining to Voting
Clearly Explained by Several
Speakers.

That the women OF Lakeland are
much interested in the ballot, and
the opportunity offered to take par
In the affairs of State, was evidenced
by the large gathering of women
who assembled at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church yesterday after
noon to attend the Good Citizenship
meeting, which was called for the
purpose of informing the women rel
ative to the use of the ballot,
The meeting was held under the
auspices of the Woman's Christian
Temperate Union, and the first
speaker of the afternoon was Miss
MAY Tomlinson, who told of the
origin of suffrage and the meaning OF
the ballot. Miss Tomlinson handled
her subject in very comprehensive
manner, and gave her hearers a new
insight into the matter Of voting,
which they had not had before
Mrs. j B. Hannah, who has always
been an ardent advocate of suffrage,
smoke on the laws of Florida as Re
Iating to Women" and she impaired
much desirable information to her
hearers, completing her excellent
talk with the following original poem
THE NEW VOTER
View not had much experience in
managing the vote.
But we're not bit confounded at
our power.
Well study knotty politics till we
have it by note,
And WELD the ballot at the crucial
| hour.
So meet US in November in Novem
ber at the polls.
Join the throng of women voters
who'll be there.
Well back the right and swat the
wrong for none OF US are Bols
Old Glory is the standard that we
bear.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-09-23

'erteld, Germany, Sept. 2STThe
poaltOrs of the Bergisch'Aa
e zietung here refused to put an
lal in type in which the editor
the caption "Sabotaging the
ltution." criticized the methods
'ed by the Printers Union.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RECORDS ARE announced
OFFICIAL RANKING MADE
PUBLIC BY TENNIS BODY
Southern Committee Also Announce.
Dates or TOurnpment-Nnshv
und Grcen,iile Selected.
IBy Associated Press.i

KNOXVILLE. TENN, Jan. 31,--The
official ranking of Southern tennis
players for tho year 1919. was an
nounccd here today BY g. NJ. Rodgers
president OF the Southern Lawn Ten
mis- Association. He announced also
the places which probably will be
recommended for the holding or the
five recognized Southern tournaments
during the year 1920.
Six members of the Southern As
ISOLATION, al OF whom arc players or
tcrmincd the positions, largely upon
q mathematical basis. partially upon
the observations Of tho committeeman.
Tho following cities Will be recon-
ncndcd at the meeting Of the national
body in New York as places where the
five recognized Southern tournaments
arc TO be held: All Southern, New
Orleans; Tennessee State. Chattanooga:
Cotton states, Birminsham; Gulf
States. Mobile: championship Of the
CarolinaS. Grccnviilc. >. G.. The recon-
Negotiations. it is stated, arc pructi-
caI!y certain TO be granted,
iccogniaed tournaments are those
played under the rules Of tho South
crn Lawn Tennis Association, which is
affiliated with tho American Lawn
The rankings are as follows:
G;tss A-E.nond Phelps. charnpion Of
gsss%a Esion SIans,ed A, iinns t GhflIaa'&
iioSfars ik nax.ie; MIR. a iSHt.H aorr M
Chattanooga; seventh. r. Gamers. Mont
EonicrN. Ma: eighth. y. Ware. kuoSvillu
ninth. y ". i[enncly. Atlanta: tenth. ~.
NJ; johnson. ChattannoEa.
Class G--fi-S'. :. cha nlbcrlain. Chat
tapo9ga; second: W. Caperg. montgomery:
third. T. u Thomas. Ashcviile. y. t.:
fourth. e. Lnsrinn. Nashville; huh NJ.
Kelly. Nashville; sixth. ~ Query. Chat
tanooEa: seventh, y. Suiiiau. Nashville;
eighth NJ: Patton. Chatt4nooGa: ninth. Il.
Rankin. Chattanooga: tenth. Il. kccbc.
Nashville
Doubles. Eankin--Firs,. Carter and Orr.
Atlanta: second. Mansfield and Hunt. Al
lants: third Il. and W. c2pers. Mont
Vile: NTH. Kelly anu HuEV!ns Nashville:
sixth. carothers and Johnson. Chattanoora:
seventh Morgan and kcebl". Nashville:
eighth, Chamherlain and patten. Chat;
tanooga: ninth. PhclrS. New Orleans. and
kennedy. Atlanta: tenth. Ayrcs and Alton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BIC EVENT FOR PH|Ltf
AMERICAN HENLEY TO TAKE
PLACE AT PH!lADEL PI.lA,
Winter Affair VIII he Held on Vim, IN.
Leading Colleges
Entered.
fBv Associated Press. l

NEW YORK, Jan. 3i.-This year.s ).
american Henley regatta will no
rowed At Philadelphia, Saturday. llays
%. The date was chosen at a meets.
inss OF the board of stewards Of tt,a Is
American Rowing Associations whi,.,, I.
Vas held in the Harvard Club here. To- Il
Gay, REPRESENTATIVES. Of Vale. Har-
yard. Princeton, Pennsylvania. ,,ornntEs
Columbia and Annapolis, attended lie n
conferences.
It is planned to have tho rae, for
the chllds cup as part Of tn the rSsar l2r
it examinations can be so arran ec.tiLi
that Columbia Will be able to send -, "a
crew to compete. II this is not prats 5,
pet"d Tor at Some other time ana 4ii.s.S.
stewards cup Will be the FIRST varsisvzs
race on the Henley program
1t was arranged to have tho nrs%
varsity race open to all colleges III q
future, tho idea being to secure. as
many colleges as possible to tai,e
part in the 1921 regatta. when ii is
estabis he'd v" "'' go
:. In addition to the usual events ,n 3
the Henley program. there will be:a.7
race TOR Junior collegiate ciEhts - -
compete for the New England cllaf. Sg
ienGc cup; an interescholastic cil-h{.
and special l5o-pound freshuiul.s y.
eight Dared event. each member OF the
crew 70 weigh in at II o'clock on IN, 81
Gay or the regatta. None Is to exceed -
100 pounds and tho crew ayera... 10
not TO be over 15o pounds
INC secretary was directed 20 com
municate with Major c. +. Watsaa.,
OF Australia. as It had been .ncim;ttrI
Henley. = ~ $3.50 $3.50 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
CADETS WIN EASY VICTORY
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
QUlNT DEFEATS UNIVERSITY
Charlottesville Five no Match for Fast
Team From Lexington.
Summers Stars.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch. |

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
l-YNCiiBCRG. VA, Jan. 31.-Univcr-
say OF Virginia proved easy for Nir-
s;inia Military Institute at basketball
acre tonight. the Cadets winning, ~ TO
~. The game was rather listlcSs. this
re!nS especially true OF Virginia. Viz
''in!a started out showing II better ma
SAinc and got four shots, without scor-
rs soul. Virginia soon appcarcnt!y
,nst pep and after that the Cadets
never were in danger. The hrst hal!
ended. 70 to .. Virginia ccntcred her
defense about bunting, the Cadets right
onward, and allowed the Cadet guards
10 SUP in for five goals In tile first
ha!f. In the last half defensive work
Mas divided ana bunting scored four
Zines and Bachrach three.
summers, Ut center for the Cadets,
WAS the star Of tn" game. Lccch ANA
ituclirach being clos. seconds. Dunt-
irS got into the game late AMI did some
special work. Schneider, a. center, was
f!rginia's beet piaycr.
" 81. |. Position. Virginia.
lun,!nE........ risht forward ........iiutchc,
I.cn............... !gft forward Dunr
i;ra9h ......... riCht guard ........ .L.nn!ngs
Iitchrh" h........ i"i. guard .....-... iIHfI.!nE
summary: GoaIF from iloor-i,un.in:;. .:
leo. % Spn'neri. ;: I.ecch. 3; fschrach. .:
;ou!sIiunt!ng. 9 N, =: Hatcher. Ia 5.
l.rr; Stewari for j.eech. Hawkins Tor Bach
Mahood To- Iian2lns, Time. :o-In.;lut. halves,
iIe-rTcc--Johnaoi.. North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
BOARD REPEALs RULES
"UMSHACKLlNG" MEASURE
AGAIN IS DlSAPPROVED
Ii"rsrmcn Throughout Country Cen
orally Appear Against
RcSOtutfOn.
EBy Associated Press

CANTON. ONO. Jan. 3I.--Repeal OF
me "unshack ling ruio which had been
passed at a meeting IN New York last
December ana the adoption OF a rule
10 taNo It's place resulted at tho meet
ing OF tho board TO review or the
National Trotting Association here this
afternoon. Those III attendance were
tres!dcnt i@hn c. Wclty, OF Canton
Secretary ". H. Gochcr of Hartford.
conn; Fay NJ. Colby. nf oswero. y. y:
I'd. M"uiton, - Worccstor, Mass. ana
n. H. ltoa. OF li.tshurgh--nll mon
prom incnt In the light harness game
After repeating the "unshac!slinr'
rule the members OF the board rescini-
cu another rule which had given a
time allowance of one second per wear
with maximum of three Years to 4
morse which does not lower it's record
curing the season. This action oDcncd
thc way Tor this new ruling adoptcd
winch is similar to the former rule
put carries time allowance OF two
seconds per year instead Of hut one.
win a maTmum Of three years. or six
seconds exclusive OF the gear in which
inc record is created.
The object OF this legislation Is to
restore many horses, those with win
race records which they have moi
cIualicd or bcttcrcd for several wears
70 active service on the hundreds of
nile and haif-mi!c tracks OF the coun-
Try: thus Increasing the supply OF
racing material which is being de-
p!ctcd by tho heavy sales 20 foreign
governments and individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
QUlNT SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED
DanyilIe Military School Quiut VIII
Play John Marshall High.
SchOOi.

DANV1LLE. IA. Jan. 31.--Cap;ain
Afford lIassite: OF the Dauville Mill
tary School basketball team. today an
nounced the schedule of games for the
season. Nine are already arranged
with others in prospect, one OF these
being with the University Of Virginia
freshmen.
The schedule follows:
January 29-Raleish High School =,
Danville.
January Sl-saicm High School a:
DanVille.
Blac ok sburg.
February S-Kando!ph- Macon AcaI-
cIRy a. Bedford.
February 4-Lynchburg College AK
LynchhUrg.
, February John Marshall High
School at DanVille.
February 23--C h a II q III Ira lining
School at Danvillc.
February 2S-Randolph-M Macon Acad-
envy at Danvillc.
March 2-Dlackstonc Academy at
paNvi!lc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
NEW YORK ATTORNEYS FILE
PAPERS AGAINST PRESIDENT
han Johnsnp AEuin In Had With
fhnkeca' LRwScrs-Demnnd tr-
counting OF Funds.

NEW fORk..Jan. 3i..At,orneys for
thc Ne" York American League Base
ball Club .l!ed papers in i cou.. ac-
ZION here today demanding an ac-
counting bv President johnson, Of the
League, regarding. the status OF Ger
tain funds alleged TO be the property
Of the league.
The complaint asserts shat for many
ycnrs the privileges of Disseminating
baseball scores and news has been lot
through the Western Union Telegraph
company 70 various ncwg agencies,
and that the contract With the West
crn Union WAS made by johnson in his
GapacitE ~ president ct tho American
League: II IL charged ali tho proceeds
from this contract should nave conc
INTO a sinking fund OF the league. bu:
whether II has or not the complain
ants are unable TO say
lt'!s further alleged that a 4 meet
iHS o! the league held in Chicago. Sep
,cnbcr IS last. j. resolution was adopt-
ed directing President Johnson TO sub
NIT all contracts and al arrange
!rcnts he had made with the Western
Union Company. aud at another meet
ing held in THIS city later. when /.
was learned no had refused to comply
with this request. his refusal was
STAMPED AS a violation OF his duty as
president OF the league.