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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
FTNCA EN- CUAINABO.
Blusas La United.

NeedIerworkers of Porto Rico Inc.
desea agentes en- Ia IsIa. con expe-
riencia en- Ia manufacture de BInsas
mano.
AL escribir de sus refersncias.
"Agentes BIuebird BIouses. Box 1912,
Tetukn scr.
JOSE RIVERA SOLER,
Presidente. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

por ciento de sus haberes anualss. Fe-
licitamos los empleados del Terri
torial Y tambien su Honorable Con-
sejo de Administrator por su gene
roso y justo acuerdo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
CENTRIC DE DETALLIsTAs DE
PROVISIoNES

Manana las s de la noche, ceie-
brara Junta General Ordinaria esba
antigua Asociaci6n de los Detallistas
de yfyeres de esta capital, de la cual
es digno Presidente Don Miguel
Llompart.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21

Esta no es una respectable barba, sinO
un miIlar de abejas que han sido ex-
quisitamente educadas por un exper-
to apicultor de Vincennes, Indiana, al
extreme que su simple llamamientO
asuden los inteligentes animalitOs a
Gn sus mejillas y sobre su Pc
fla manera que puede verse.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
CHIRIGO T "A S.

En- primerfsimo 1ugar mi felicita-
ci0n mas cordial Y sinccra a Damian-
cito Monserrat, quien. entire. otras
cosas, pero con preferencia a todas,
envidiaba honradamente su novia, por
que va ha, saguramente, pasado
el puente que separa
a Eva illocente/de Eva pecatlora,
digo NAL, al contrario,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-21
al Adam pecatEor del inocente Adam

dgo NAL, al contrario,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
zELLGOUsKl REFUSES
COMPLIANCE WITH PACT
Polish Delegates Heturn al warsaw
To CSnsIder Compulsory Mean.
.. 1AS -&Eainnt Him.

coPEN1IAdEN. Nov. 20. General
Heligouski, whore forces early in oc-
toher occupied wilma and who subsc-
qneatiy established Il provisional
government there. refuses to comply
with the settlement arrived az be-
tween Lithuanian and Polish delegates
for = cessation Of hostilities between
the two factions and the establish
ment OF 4 neutral zone. according to
the korno correspondent OF tn.
Bcriinsske Tidendc. The Polish dele
gates. adds tho correspondent. have
returned To Warsaw to consider COM
pu!sory means against Zcllgonsl;i,
who Is continuing u strong offensive
and has advanced considerably
Tho correspondent says IL is be-
!!cv.d in Eovno that the allies may
demand cutting OF communication be-
tween Warsaw ANA Wilma 20 prevent
the possibility OF supplies reaching
Ie!lgouski.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
SECURITIES BURNED.
BY MAIL ROBBERS
TOTAL 100000
Figures Show H0ld-Up
Greatest in u. S. Pos
tai Annals.
BANDITS SET FIRE TO
VALUABLE DOCUMENTS
Fortune Destroyed by Outlaws
After Sacking c. B. & Q.
Mail Train.
il.r Associated rr..s

OMAHA. NEB.. Nov. 2o.-Ronds am:
securities burned by the bandits who
robbed the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy mail train No. IN Council
Bluffs last Saturday totalcd more
than 100000. according to IN an
nouncememt here today by rosta! In
spector Glenn.
AZ the same time nc announced ,ha:
the Toss would fail heavily upon two
national companies. which insured
the bonds.
This IS the dr.: in..ma,lon since
the robbery Of tn. exact amour. IN
volved The figure places the rob-
berry AZ one or the largest ever staged
In the history Of tho American Pos;
onice Department
.Keiti, Collins. -. CORNER .ieuten-
an in tac air service in the great
war and decorated several times for
bravery. ~ being sought by Fedora!
officials as the master mind" In the
robbery.
Collins. who WAS !. Union Pacific
fireman, is believed TO have escaped
with large amount OF plumber.
Mrs. r. y. Daily. the only woman
mentioned III the case. was arrested
last night, charged with receiving
stolen vroper::-. Twenty thousand
dollars OF the loot has been recov-
cred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
HARDING REACHES HALF
WAY MARK ON VOYAGE
Steamer Parisninn Meets With
Tranquil Seas En- Route
to Panama.
ENCOUN TERs TROPICAL HEAT
Presilent-Eicct Spends Most OF
Time on Deck Walking, Heading
and Playing Ship Gamcs-Mrs.
Harding Keeps to- Statcroopl.
ENCOUNTERS TROPICAL HEAT
Inr .Associutcn Press. i

OK BOARD STEAMSHIP PARIS
NINA, Nov 2o.-Sai!inG through /
quiet sen, The steamer larismina
with president Elect Warren G. Hard
ing and his party aboard. tonight ap-
preached the halfway mark IN her
voyage from New Orleans 70 Panama,
where the first stage in AIR. Hard
ing's vacation trip will he reached
Except for the light rain and mod
crate wind, which practically always
Ia expected III the neighborhood OF
the Yucatan channel. fair weather
favored the distinguished passenger.
and he spent most OF the day on deck
walking. reading and playing chip
games
Mrs. Harding remained in her state.
room during today, or advice OF her
physician. 1t was explained she was
not Ill and that her appetite contin-
ued good; she was just in need of
rest after tho excitement OF tho CAM
paign, tho trying Texas experience
and tho almost overwhelming well
come accorded Che partyoin Now Or
leans
Tho Par.s,nina. left tho Cuff OF
Mexico and went into tho green
waters OF tho Yucatan channel, with
It's crosscurrents ard choppy winds
and occasional rains. about noon to-
day. passing close to the western tip
OF Cuba. In the afternoon, real
tropical heat was encountered, and
mos; OF those aboard changed to duck
and linen apparel.
\ picture SHOW featured tho nights
entertainment program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
SCuSE HURT WHEN
TRAIN SIDESWIPES
HERAHED COAL CAR
Passengers Shomered With
Flying Class in Southern
Raii,ruy Wreck.

Especial to The Times DiSpat ch.1
MANASSAS. VA, NOV. Ca score
or moro Of persons we're injured when
Southern Railway passenger train No.
80. through train from R!r.n.ng-
ham. Ala, to Washington. u. c.. side
swipcd Il derailcd steel coal ear ono
mile SOUTH of hero about noon to
day.
Tho passenger Train. running at
about forty miles per hour, topped
sharp grade and was Within ashort
distance Of the wreck before En-
gnecr Hickman was aware OF the
danger ahead. lie applied the emer-
gency brakes, however. but lie struck
the gondola with such force as 10
smash tho cylinder head of tho To-
comotivo and ripped the train to the
rear coach. Every car window on the
side struck by the coal car was
smashed and tho passengers showcrcd
with dying glass, many OF them be-
fling injured. but mono seriously.
The train was pulled into Manassas
by tho crippled engine. with but one
cylinder working, and local physi-
clans called 10 attend the injured.
After an hours delay, tho train was
pulled to the Alexandria division
point, north, by a yard engine in the
locai yards No other trafic was de-
llaycd because of the wreck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
CHARGED WITH BREAKING
LAW, BREWER|Es SEALED
Federal Government Moves Against
beer Makers Using Over
Much Alcohol.
PRODUCT UNDER ANALYSIS
All Plants Making Drinks With Al
cohOlic Content Above One-Haif
OF 1 Per Cent Will BE Closed
and Officials Prosecuted.
PRODUCT UNDER ANALYSIS
IDy Associated Press. ]

WASHISGToN, Nov. co.--All brew
cries manufacturing beer containing
moro than one-l,alf of one per cen,
alcohol will be seized by the Federal
government. IL was Indicated today
AT the Bureau Of Intcrual Revenue.
Officials OF the bureau said an
analysis OF beer brcwcd in q numhcr
OF places was now being made ard
that where I'll. product was found
10 exceed the legal limit In alcoholic
content the government would act 10
enforce the law.
In = statement today the bureau
declared that the Herancourt and
Jackson Breweries, at Cincinaati, had
been ordered seized, after Supervising
Agent Stone. who had analysed sam
pies OF tho brcweries' products. re-
ported that the beer showed nm al
cohollc content OF more than one-haif
OF one per cen:.
Penalties provided ~ the iA% in
such cases, officials sasd. make the
brewing companies lab - fines and
the officials to impris The
government also can require bonds
that. lleEai brewing will cease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Wants Spi its Invoked
to Alb Ii h All Cine
my Inlver.aI serviee.l

PARIS, Nov. 20.--Thnt crime ran
In abolished by detecting nil crim-
inais through communion with the
dcnd il the remarkable claim nut
forth here by Dr. GuAtave DeIey,
director OF the international Meta
physical Institute, and known M
On authority on spiritunIiant.
Mndame Robert, n wealthy Pnri-
sicnne, called ON DIR. Gciey one day
last week and said that she had
been robbed OF "a diamond brooch
worth $4,000. AZ DIR. Gelcy's suE-
sestion they consulted medium,
who unmed the thief, CHAMBER
maid, and described the exact Iocn-
ton OF the loot. The information
was given TO the police. the cham
berninid confessed md every detail
of the mediums statement was
proved corrcct.
DIR. Geiey kns xuEaestesi that tho
French police establish q special
metaphysics department with me-
diums nf.eyery nationality and de-
sree OF power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Changes Asked.
WATER SPOUT CAUSES
DAMAGE IN VALENCIA
Spunish CITY Stands Three Feet Tn
der Watcr-Srhiculnr Tramc
SnspcntleI.

VALENCIA. SPAIN, Nov. CA
violent water spout, accompanied by
a Thunderstorm, caused great dana g 6
here last night. Most of the streets
today are more than three feet un-
der water.
vehicuiar traffic has been suspend
ed and railway trains are unable "a
leave. Telephones are interrupted!
and the factories have ceased work.
The inhabitants o. the suburb OF
Cabanal have taken refuge in the up
per floors Of their houses. In the
lower town OF I'll Grao boats are
conveying doctors 20 urgent cases.
Fire.nen frequently are being called
upon TO rescue persons IN danger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
General Reads Character
by Watching Feet
NY Crosx-Atiantic Service.

LONDON, Nov. i8.--'it Is impor-
tnnt TINT you read character by
watching pcopte's fect.r said Gem
erni SIR Haden Powell, founder OF
The Hoy Scouts, in mn address last
night before the women's Encien-
cy Club.
"wntch peoples tracks and sec
how they place their feet. said
the general. dry that method I
chose my wife. and she-proved to
be the best wife ever had. Forty
three rcr cent OF women trend ON
the inside Of one foot and the ont
eide OF the otaer, which, according
to. the African desert trnckeYs,
means TINT the, arc impnisiye and
eIuotional.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
DISORDERS CONTINUE IN
CZECH0-SG0VAK CAPITAL
Crowd Tries to storm Opera House
Where Tosca Was Being Sung in
German.

PRAGUE. Nov. 2o.--Thcre was 4
continuation last night OF the disor-
dcrs growing ont OF tho bad feeling
between Czechs and German clements
here. y crowd tried to storm the
German opera, where "Tosca" was
being sang. bu; was driven back by
tlie police. who usrd their clubs. In
the raco Of an Increasing crowd. the
government ultimately withdrew the
polio. and stopped the performance.
One person WAS killed and n score
wounded in = clash Of Czech soldiers
ami German inhabitants OF Asch,
Oh the isuvarian border. Thursday
night. when the soldiers. h;sregarding
their oriccts. removed the monument
Of Joseph H.. and began iirinS at
random to celebrate their act. The
tlocsin was sounded and crowd
Stoned the prefecture. Reinforce
meuia wer. summoned by the guard
and attacked on the way and fight
inS followed.
In Parliament the Premier express
cd regret over tho inc;dcn. and asked
tho czcchG German deputies 10 use
their innuence 10 restore quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Wrangel, Overpowered But Came;
Ready to Start Fighting Again

cONsT'ANTINobnE. Nov. 10
General WranEel declared today
that he md his army and ~niVy
were ready to hting
Immediately, hut his future
coursc lad not 1s6 been deter
mined. GenerRt WrnnRers skip IL
anchored in tho Sea OF Mnrmorn,
but he has refused TO debnrE. In
sLsfinE on sharing the hardships
ON the crowded vessel. General
WranKel Expressed his tkanks to
the American nation for the aid
given him b. the American HE'D
Cross.
The scene aboard General wrau-
gels ship today WINS ns brilliant -
II wrs unhappy, his officers wear
Ing Eandy uniforms. with their
breasts covered with stIttcrinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
OFFICERS SEEKING YOUTH
WHO SLEW SMALL BOYS
Hi"w Top OF Hend From Floyd Kirby
and Heat brother to
Death
By -issociatod rrer.. |


GhffNEY. $. c., Nov 80. ua!.,ers
tonight were searching for Roy Hen
dcrson. aged 10. who Is alleged TO
have killed two small boys. Franz
and Floyd Kirby, aged and $ years.
late today in the blue Branch neigh
borhood. SIX miles from GaTney.
henderson, according to the au-
thoritics. enticed the smaller boys
away from home with him 70 go
hunting and when near . creek shot
tho younger lad, blowing on tho top
OF his head and Il part of his hand.
then heat the larger hoy over the
head with HIS gun until he was dead,
after which he threw both bodies into
the creek, where they were found
later hy their father who went in
search OF them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
$4,000 in Mineral Bank
Securities Found on Road
Special to The rimeS-Dispatch. !

Especial to The 'rimeS-Dispatch.l
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Nov.
c0-This afternoon an automobile
tourist arriving here reported TO
City Sergeant J. Conway Chiches-
ter. that while lunchinE on the
roadside nenr Aquin Greek. Stat
ford County. he noticed nearby in
the woods some papers which
might he valuable.
Sergeant Chichext~r went Mt
once In his ear TO the spot md
found concealed under an old
blanket "a batch OF valuable
securities or the Hank of Mineral
Virginia, which WINS robfrd on the
night of November q, consisting Of
checks on other banks. notes and
Liberty bonds wrapped I'm plain
paper, the whole estimated RS
worth s.a.0Oo.
Thc cashier OF the bank WINS mo-
tined and will come here tamor-
row fo En over the papers. II Is
supposed that robbers. overlook
Ing the h"nds, rnst away the bud
get ns worthless to them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

e<der.. General WranEel. how
ever, Wns In the black Coxsack
uniform ind wore only the custo-
mnry siiver-toppcd cartridge caseS
ncrosS his breast.
II have done NIL tkat IL hunaa-
~ possihle md my coincidence IL
clear said General wrnnEeI. any
troops were ovcrpo,vered by the
desperate onslnuEhts OF ak entire
soviet armies. They repuIsed mt
facAs by twenty-eIsht divisions
until they were exhausted. After
most heroic lighting they fell bnck
upon the sen coasts facing terrible
onsinughts by ROishe.ist cavalry
sweeping down In n southeriy Ill
rectfon. Thus nay troops made
possible complete evacuation OF
the Cr!nien.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
HUSBAND COOL TO HER;
PUT BABY ON HOT STOVE
Mrs. Grace Randall Taken In Custody
by brooklyn Police
SATURDAY..

NEW YORK. Nov. eO.-After she
had been arrested, accused Of placing
her seren-months-o baby on Il rod ;
hot stove. Mrs. Grace Randall told
the Brooklyn police tonight that her
husband, whom she loves better
than anything else IN the world" had
treated her coolly" since the child
was born.
The child. taken from the top oG q
stove by police, whom ncighbors
summoned, may die from its burns,
hospital physicians said. The hus-
band is serving sentence in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
WESTERN PACIFIC BUYS
DENVER AND Rio GRAhDE
Purchasers Pay s5.OO0.0Ou Cash nnd
Assumes SI41.I.3,OOO or Obi-
i<ntiOnS.
| by -tssociated I'reas. ]

DENVER, coll, Nov. :0.-Repre-
sentatives OF the Western Pacific
Railroad ,-onsht the properties OF tho
Denver and Rio cirande Railroad at
foreclosure sale here today. The gale
PRICE was s5,0co00o cash.
lie purchaser also agreed 10 a.
su1:c sl4l.i75.oho obligations OF .ho
Rio Grande.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Dead Man Votes; Ballot
Counted; Is Ruled Valid
my .A.aociated Prr.s.I

GADSDES. Ala. NV. Ca
dead man actual. voted, ai.i the
vote war counted, In Hiount Coun-
~ In the general election on No
ycmber z.
w. \. Pmrrish. OF Pocnkontns
Precinct. that county. sas ~ In
Gadsden hospital prior to the date
OF the election. and mailed his bnI-
lot In due nnh regular form 10 the
managers Of this precinct. IL was
deH'sited and counted. Parrish
died On the nornfnE or November
bef"re the polls were opened.
Ihe MANAGERS did not learn OF the
death OF Parrish until the returns
hnd h~en certified TO the county
erection com mission, which ruled
that the vote was i~EnI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
WORLD HATES AMERICA,
MOTT TELLS $500 HERE
Only Poland and Czccho-Slovakia
Believe I'm Us, Says "Y"
Secretary.
PROUD SATIoNs muMBlEp
Speaker Declares. Conditions De-
piorablc, but Predicts Better
Days In Speech at the City Au-
ditorium.

That Tie Caitcd states was IN Ja!
rclu;c with all the nations .! the
world eScep. roland and Czecho- Slo-
vak!a, was misunderstood and was
often caust:cal!y and bitterly con-
de;nncd. was the message bruush: 70
moro than $500 people last night
By Or. John j. Mott, general .sccrc-
tar? Of the international committee
OF the !. NJ. &. A.. in an address On
The World Outlook" which lie de-
l.rercd in the city Auditorium
pr Mott. who has just returned
from Europe after his seventh trip
since 1914. declared that Europe was
very, very sick. hut that It was not
dying. 1t was the sickness Of The re-
creation of Z; new world from tie
chaos Of the old, he said. lIumblcl
tc the dust are tho produest nations
Of the world, foreboding great for
ward steps to como.
aIoFc Than 1000 Delegates Attend.
The address last night was tho
principal one OF the final session OF
the fifteenth international conference
OF the transportation department OF
the y. NJ. G.. y. More than 1000 cen
ference delegates, who returned at
$3.50 o'clock from n trip to Newport
News and q boat trip on Hampton
Boads az the guests OF the tCless.-
penise and ohio Railroad. heard Dr.
Mott. Preceding DIR. Motifs lecture
we're short addresses by Professor
Noises Saenz. president ef the rail-
road and city Y. NJ. C. A. Of Mexico
City; wilbert +. Smith. international
"Y" secretary for India; S. j. Schuar,
national ''Y'' secretary OF China.
and II. l.. Dilley. of Czccho- Siovukia.
Fred IL. Smith, business man or
New York City. Will deliver IN I'D
dress on Moral Robbery" at = mass
meeting for men at the city Audi
forum this afternoon IL 1880 c'cloc;s
under the joint auspices of the RAN
road ~" and the mems division O.
the Interdenominational Snnday-
school Association. This. and speciR,
services conducted By conference del
egates in twcnty-eight OF the churches
Of the city tonight at o'clock. viii
bring the conference 10 close. Il.
opened Thursday afternoon. and SEES
sions have been held three times
daily.
Travelled In Forty-Sevcn Countries.
Or. Mott told OF world conditions
IN hts address last night with the
familiarity and wealth OF detail OF
the world traveller that he Is. Tie
declared, III opening his address. tha.
lie had spent thir:y-twn years in viz
it.ng the countries Of the world. and
that hc had travelled in fortysevcn
countries and could tell his audience
Of conditions as theS existed there.
He was introduced by DR.. John !.
Mum. general chairman az the con
ference ana one OF the foremost Rail-
road y. NJ. {. \. workers in The United
States.
We have to deal with II now AMI
shaken world today" said Dr. Mott.
1.-THE pillars of civilization have been
{tnnf n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
PETLuRA CRUMBLiNG,
SAY SOVIET LEADERS
Moscow Wireless Reports Complete
Decentralization OF Ukraininn
Forces,

LONDON, Nov. aO.--A MOSCOW wire
less message says that the Polish
military command reports complete
dcmorai!satio of the troops OF Cen
era! Petlura. the Ukrainian leader.
There is also information.r the
Moscow m.ssaGe continues. that
Petlura, Like Wrangul, has shame
fully 3andonci his defeated army.
y few more blows and Petlura's
army VIII cease 70 exist. our gallant
troops on the western front have
started operations asains: General
Ba!akpv Itch"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
Hiring dread Prices Donn.

| TOLEDO, OHIO. Nov. Ca cam
aaisn began a week ago. IN which,
meinpcrs Of the Housewives League
pledged themselves to bake their own
bread. is said to have heon rcsponsi-
BILE Tor an announcement of rcduc-
ton OF irom to. cents :, loaf today.
For several months tie price has
been IL cents 10. tic aipal! Loaf and
IL cents for the large. The new
prices are 10 and Is cents.
IT was announced that mary
bakeries are taking Inventories. pro-.
psr:us. for SIN, further reductions,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
DUBLIN CASTLE SAVED
FROM BOMB PL0TTERS
british Military Authorities Tell or
Powder and fuses In House
ttDuoSffr
IBy unlversal Service. ]

LONDON. Nov. .0.--An attempt to
blow UP Dublin Castle after burrow
ing beneath the structure has just
been frustrated according to infor-
nation made public tonight by the
British military authorities IN Ire
land.
4 is declared the military autiiori.
ties received information OF the. plot
ami QUICKLY raided house just OPP
posite the castle.
Work already had been started 70
bore e tunnel, it Is claimed. aud ii
q room in the house fuses and now-
der were found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
ABANDON ALL HOPE FOR
STEAMER JOHN RANDALL
Inst Heard From Tucadny Night,
Sounding Distress sIgnnls-Ibree
Days search EruItless.
by Associated Press.l

WATERToWN. n. Y, Nov. 90
Three davs' frui;less search In Lnl,e
ontario for the little stoame.. John
Randall, last heard from Tuesday
night, while sounding distress signals
off Sacketts harbor, has resulted In
her being EI"en VI. for los.
Tho vessel was bound for oswcgo
TO Belleville, Ont, with cargo OF
coal, and carried q crew OF Eve men,
all Canadians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
FRENCH SHIP SHELLS
EAST CRIMEAN TOWN
General wrnnEcI Names Admiral
kupetof Commander OF Russian


COHSTANTINOPLE. Nov. o0.-Ths
odosia. East Crimca, has been sheiled
by u French warsh!p, following the
firing by the Rolsheviki, on French
dcstroyora carrying refugees. Two
sailors on the French dcstroyers were
wounded.
General Wrangel has appointed Ad-
nirai ku2etof commander-in chief OF
the lsussiau fleet IN Turkish waters
Russian warships and steamers are
flying tho French flag.