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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Carolina Ainnen
In Polish Service
Captain Harmon c.. Ro1i-
SON, Of Wihningtoat,
Jotls Squadron.
Ii Associated Press.l

Paris. Jan. 21.-Captain Harmon C..
Rorison, OF Wilmington. y. e., an on
cor IN tho reserve corps of the Amcri-
can aviation. service. has arrived in
Warsaw, u Joined tho Kosciusko
squadron in fighting against tho Boil
SheyiSts. according to adviccs from the
Polish capital. TO enlist with the other
Americans making up the squadron.
accepted the rank Of lieutenant.
When the american dyer left his
home in IA United States he did not
know where the other Yankee aviutors
were located, and had little idea how
to reach them. lie simply knew they
were engaged on The ]Bolshevist front.
When he landed in Poland he was sent
TO Lemberg. where he reported 10 Major
J. Edrin Fount,oroy. leader OF the
KoSciusko squadron. who was able to
iiud Il ulace for him. tho death Of Lieu
Edmund j.. GravcSc on December
> having LETT 4 vacancy.
Americans who are members OF the
squadron are receiving pay that is les.
than that paid an oiiico boy in tho
United States. Their monthly wage
amounts to about Sc, and on this pit
lance they are undergoing the hard
ships OF y Russian winter. According
to Major Fanntlcroy. however. no COM
paints arc received from the men, ono
al whom said recently: we came to
Poland as soldiers Of fortune"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CARRANZA TRIES TO BLOCK
SENATE PROBE ON MEXICO
subcommittee PUTS in Record Letter
Showing instruction to
COnsuIh.
tDy Associated I'rcss,l

10y AsSVSlSl'u l|SSS.1
SAN ANTONIO. Jan. 2I.--Cognizance
was taken by the Senate subcommittee
investigating the Mexican situation to-
day OF the official effort being made
by Mexico TO prevent the taking OF
testimony when there WAS inserted IN
the record the MeNicon consul's in,
Structions from tho Foreign Office.
That was followed by a request to
lIenry Forros. who had just testified,
to report to the committee amy re-
fusal by a Mexican consul 10 wise his
passport.
y great majority OF Americans who
have testified do not expect to return
to Mexico. McXicans have not yet
been asked to appear. but many have
expressed Il Willingness TO testify. al
though most OF them would prefer such
protection as IN executive hearing
nigh; afford them. Only 4 few of them
would risk return to Mexico at the
present time, even had they not been
made aware Of the Carrauza govern
nicnt's intention to declare traitors all
who testify. :.
Regarding the Mexican governments
attitude toward It's OWN nationals, t.
appeared probable the committee would
mako no protest, but il WAS Indicated
n cgort to penalixe American pass
porthciderS would result IN roprcscm
ta,ions I" the State Departweni.
Two. witnesses today--E. l.. Turner
and w. Il. lIincklcy-tcstiiicd concern
ing raids in the Lower Rio t;rande Val
ley IN 1915, said 10 have been con-
Quoted in accordance with the plan OF
san Diego
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CONGRESSMAN ARE TOLD
OF MUSSEL SHOALS lob
Witness Testities Several Carloads of Bricks Were Hauled
Away, While Another Tells of Bungalows
Being Taken From Ground.

Alter telling how he had seen thirty
carpenters unloading il CARLOAD OF
brick. the witness declared that il
had been proved in u number of in.
stances that some workmcn wero on
two pay rolls. They would work u
littic while i'll one pur, Of the grounds
ne said. and then run along to the
otaef 70 De checked in at both others
accordins to the Investigation. reported
LOT DUTY. and then went to town, re-
turninS TO the plant just befor: the
for q tuu days pay.
lhis situation, McCary charged. wa
due to inefficient t~inekecpins system
mans word for it.
government property. McC:ary told tho
committee that four or five bungalow
houses at the plant were taken down
and hauled to East Florence and there
set up as homes for people living in
them today.
During examination OF Colonel Jchn
y. Clement. commanding officer 4,
Dictated that the committee was con
sidcrinS the advisability of suggcstiac
thHt the pant be converted into a
!ertiltHer factory ut an outlay OF
t2.ooo,Oo0 TO start with, and with a
that the committee regarded the pro.
jcct too dig to scrap or throw away
FOR 4 song.
The story OF the deserted village a,
wha, Is known by the WAY depart.
related by .%I,.olone! Havdee Chameliss.
In Charge there now. with The isSG
and houses, the village cost l.Ska'oon,
Total cost OF this plant was STA, 900, 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
COAL MINERS GRANTED TIME
TO PREPARE DATA ON COSTS
Commission Appointed hy President
.AErcca TO Delay Rather Than
Upset TroErani.
I5y uhi!e:sal Services.

Ia IhINt sal SCvNlOc.J
WASHINGTON. Ian. 3I.-uearinEs
pefore the coal commission appointed
W the President 10 settle the dificul-
ties between the bituminoIs coal on
erStora and miners OF the Central Com
netltive Field were deferred TO-DAY
until next Tuesday.
&sE4Gurea prepared by the miners, 60
earnings. were To have been ortsc,terd
today by. Acting p~rcsid,nt John L.,
lewis, Of the United Nine Workers.
Mr.. Lewis stated, however. that it
ready before next Monday.
inasmuci as the ordcr Of business
as iaid dow by the commission has
'nten the. presentation or the miners
side OF the case hrst and then that q:
me operator, ~ was decided 10 await
y miners data.
SaEerni dunA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

ssrday that the Sil, W" Was s'p pesol uiie AIRY.
In the Senate. there are seven pa
msmboGs Of t N,a House Ennss Of Pf Ssprssen lns.
Of the United States shall be
9ominated by primary. as arc United
from the provisions of the bill aud the
primary method is to be the only one
privileges and Elections. senator
Booker introduced a similar. bin dur
put 1t WAS defeated.
. Eliminates roli-TaN Requirement.
Under the provisions OF . bill, OF
wniSh De,SsatS Warren is patron. Yet,
the right OF suffrage without tho pay
,ncnt of poli taxes. Republicans in the
Senate have introduced 4 joint rcsolu-
tional tests for suffrage in the ease OF
Veterans OF the world war. rhe same
aied. e
senator West appeared before the
Scaato Committee. on Courts of Justice
yesterday afternoon in the interest OF
Wis bill providing for the establishment
o. circuit court for Norfolk. which
cial circuit. Tho city is now in the
stcond circuit, The absence Of Il COR
n9ra, non c9gr, i, NerfSlk results in
Circuit Court, Senator West said
TO Consider DiNorc Laws.
we ssna anpe sum ,oG Dowming and Oliver
Chairman George 4. Rison. at the Com
miitee on Courts OF justice, To con-
the code for divorce laws. The present
requirement. is sin months before Il
Una decree O divorce may be granted.
some OF the members OF the committee
iaNor icnsthGning this period and
Tiers are IN favor Of lowering i.
IEllttrc, as Advocated by (,oIlrnar Ia ,ic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
ACCEPT COMMITTEE PLACES
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Lansing and Mrs
Daniels In Church
Move mcnt.
hey Assoclatcd l'rcss.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.--srs. Woodrow
Wilson, Mrs. Robert Lansing and Mrs
Josephus Daniels have accepted places
on Il committee OF 40 women who viii
have charge of arrangements 70: Al
interchurch World Movement confer
encc. 70 be held in Washington Feb
ruary Z, s and ., It vas announced to-
night.
The purpose or the conference IS 10
bring together woincn prominent ~
social, club, business, educat!onaI
philanthropir. missionary aud religious
activities who have not hitherto been
associated. to interpret - them the
Interchurch World Movement.
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery, oil
Rochester, y. Y, will be chairman y;
the conference. and Mrs. Paul Eay.-
mond, Of san Francisco. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
Japanese Troops
Will Quit Siberia
Advisory Council at Tobyo
Decides Objects Haze
Been Achieved.
by Associated prrkr |

TOKYO, Jan. 2l.--Japan's object -
agreeing to cooperate with the Initcd
states in supporting Czecho-SlovaE
troops In Siberia has been attained,
from. Siberia will follow, il Was dc.
ciided at a meeting of the advisory d.
ploinat.c council yesterday. according TO
newspapers here. -
II was asserted at the meeting. Il.
was said, that Japan had no tcrritorlai
ambitious In siberia. aud that troo1s
now being sent to that country arr
merely 10 replace losses. II was dc.
ciarcd THAT Fundamental policies VIII
not be affected by this step.
Tho council Ii reported to have In
dorscl the Cabinets decision not Ia
interfere further in tho internal anuirs
of Siberia and to udl,cre strictly TO tn.
governments declaration when IL en-
tered into its ngrecment with America
i'm 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
CLOSER RELATIONS PLANNED
BY PRESBYTERIAN BODIES
Representatives of Fourteen American
SSnOds Decide to Cali Meet
ing In February.

lSS Associated Press
MEMPHIS, TENN. Ian. 21.-Decisiol
70 call a meeting OF committee from,
the various branches OF tho PreSby-
terian Church some time in February
at place, 20 be selected later to con
slider establishment OF 4 closer reIa-
tons between the divisions was made
At todny's sessions here OF represents
tires from fourteen OF the siXteen sN-
PODS OF the Presbyterian Church OF the
United states tSouihcrn(, 1t was am
bounced tonight.
DR.. ~. II. Frazer. Of stanton. Va.
moderator of the las general assembly
OF the Southern church. ut which tho
conlmiitcc i'll session here was author
izcd to conduct i survey looking 10
closer. relationship among the various
branches, OF tae denomtnation. wai'
elected chairman, and br. Homer Nc
MILAN, OF Atlanta. secretary,
similar committees hay been ap.
1t is with these the southern body
proposes 10 meet in February.
No other action was taken today, /;
was announced after tonight's session,
II committee viii continue Its dis
cussions tomorrow. and IS expected 10
complete its work BY tomorrow night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MARTIAL LAW DECLARED
Strike in Italy Tics nm ,Irnin
service in North and Central
Parts.
ny A.ocla,Dd

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-Northcru ana ..,.
tral Italy arc IN I'll" grir Of . general
railway strike. hgi southern I,hiv is
NOT 80 sorloua.y affected, according IA
the Turin Correspondent OF IN. T,,i,
Par!sicn. The Italian government Vas
able TO run Il few trains over the pr;n-
Gipa!, lines yeaterday. the trains being
neaviiy guarded by troops armed with
machine guns. 49,"
Martial Law ~ enforced In tho n-,n.
cipai cities Of tbs country. tho streets
OF which are patrol!cd by cavalry aud
arc undcr the guns OF artillery units.
1t Is said,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
FAITHFUL NEGRO SERVANT
TO WORK AT SOLDIERS HOME
Ex-SinNe Annually Collects Dimes 10
Nuy thrintnns Presents for
Confederate Veterans.
iDy A.sociatot r-c.s.l

ATLANTA, Jan. 2l.-Bill Yopp, cx-
slave. who for ten years, has collected
dimes. aud bought Christmas presents
Tor his former master and other vet
Home here. was given 4 lifetime job
AZ the home. 1T 4 meeting OF the ,rus-
tees today.
Trustees took this method Of assur-
ing that the aged negro would be
cared for as a reward for faithfulness.
Nopp. who was body servant to Cap
collected $500 this Christmas, and be-
ginning next Christnlas. an annual ap-
preparation Of $500 by the Legislature
VIII be available for the old soldiers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
TO PASS ON COMMUNISTS
Labor Secretary TO Decide Whether
teds belong; 10 Real Political
PRrfy-
BY Universal Soryice.l

WASHINGTON, Jan. ol-Scrre,ary
or Labor, Wilson announced today that
tie would decide within the next forty
eight hours whether tho Communist
party is. a bona ldc political orgapiza-
ton. IL he SO. decides his action viii
prevent the deportation of approS!-
n!ate!T 5000 aliens. arrested by the
department. OF Justice on the ground
mat they are members Which advocates
the violent overthrow of the govern
ment of the United States. An day
today Secretary Wilson listened 10 az,
suments both tor and against the Com
;nunisi, party. II was a spirited hear
contending battery of lawyers WHO
pleaded the cause of the Connnunists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
AR0USES LITTLE COMMENT
Newspaper Nomination Or Hoover for
President Calmly Received
in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Ian. 2i.-Thc nomi.
nation for President OF the United
states, which was rendered 10 Herbert
9. Hoover by a New York newspaper
in an editorial announcement this
morning. failed TO arouse any con,
siderable amount or enthusiasm among
temperate leaders in Congress. Who
VINO their candidates are going to be.
fteDuolican leaders likewise found
y dilncuit to warm up TO the sugses-
20 take Hoover. perhaps the Repub,i-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
RECOVER STOLEN JEWELRY
Chattnnoora Police t;~t s.a.OpO I'm Gem.
Gone Since Last
July
IAv A.Snnia,rl Pre-.

CHATTANOOGA. Jan. 3l.--onc Of the
most unusual! cases Of robbery il, III.
criminal annals of this city ended TO-DAY
Whtn Chief OF Detectives Willinm
Icwelry valued at 100000, which had
hee" stolen last July, and pieces OF
which had been sold in many 'Sonthcrn
cities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
The strong Withstand rho Winter
enid neffcE llnn The 4Lcak

Old people who are feeble and OUNCE
people who are weak. VIII be strength
ened and enabled to go through the
cold weather ny taking GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. which is sim.
ply IRON and QUINlNE suspended in
syrup. So pleasant even children like
1t. You can soon feel its Strengthen
ing. InvtSorat!ng Effect. Price Goc.-
Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
BECKER lNFORMER HELD
JucOb f.ubiu. Who Aided Prosecution
OF New York Police Officer, Ac-
ruhed Of FOrHery.
u nn--L.l l. A -
.N!i.ocgatcu I'rcss.j

NEW YORK. Jan. :i.--Jacoh Lubin.
who cscai'cd a tMcnt%-ycu. prison term
~ aiding the district attorney in the
rial o. Police l~.icutennnt Charles
Becker. Tor The murder Of Herman l;os-
cnthai and also figured in the trial OF
,ios:p!l Cohen Tor the murder oil Barney
l''if. faced = jury In general sessions
today % u charge o. forgery. lie IL
Charles. Sto!er. hardware merchant. la
three checks for 500. Lubln Was ex-
Getting bail Of $4,000 last May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
SWEDISH STEAMER MISSING
PekiuE, Last neported on .Anxu,t ~,
Lost on Voyage From karatau
f0 ofhpnl,Yr

IKy Associated I..csa.l
LONDON. Jan. .l.-The Swed,sh
steamer reEins. which, was las, sc.
ported on August 81. as sailing from
Na.atSp for G~othenhurg, has been
Sostsd as :nissine; The Pekins. which
was hum IN 1908, had q gross ION.
mage or 3.5o7 and was 500 feet long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
nriush Subject l>iJnnn.a

MEEICD IITY. Jan. 2l.--NNo.anaer
mapped Sunday near Orizaha. was r"s.
cued yesterday BY forces under Colonial
pu.az0, according 10 2 Telegram from
authorities or thc state Of Vera Cruz
TO the Foreign Office. No ransom was
paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
DIES FROM BULLET WOUNDS
Mrs. ". Z. Marsh. of Macon, snr~umh.
and Former snIaier Il Held
for Murder.
rSy Associated p,.o-

ISy Asoc!Hted Prose-
:, MACON. CA. Jan. al.-AIrs. N. y,
Marsh died at ! o'clock this arternoan
iron. bullet wounds received vesterdav
when she and her daughter. Mrs.
Martina philips, were Shot while
seated In an automobile. Tho charge
o. murdc: was placed against i
Smith. former soldier. who WAS .r.
ing. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

VIENNA. Jan. 2l.-DireS; -e!egra2h.c
communication has been established be-
tween Sovie, Russia snd ths E~.tsar!an
l;olshevists, j, is>said, in a6ricss :-a7.
AGra!n. In many communities u Su!-
sdria the Boiaherists have already de-
cicaerd themSeive independent. Q; ;he
government, = IS SAID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
MISSING CASHIER TAKEN

FORMER ~Inaiilla. Ga, Bank OmcIal
Held in MISUNDERSTANDING OF
81 900 Charged.
Associated Press.1
SHApILl.i, GA, Jan. eli Sheriff
!poSoa Harrington and Vice-President
OF GnadNla. left today for Opal, Wvo.
70 prlns back Robert A. Collins, !orn,e,.
Sash'er ., ne gank. woo is under ar.
octo5er. The audit shovel a shortace
OF S27,ou0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

MEHlCo CITY. Jan. e,.-Atesican
consuis have been ordered by he for
eign Office - refuse 20 wise PASSWORDS
OF persons expelled from, the rn:,ed
states. II Is held these persons would
be dangerous 10 the peace CT Mexico
Mexican Immigration cr!ce.s. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

the Governor relatlve 10 the functions
Of the Alaba ma Public Service Commits
sion, today qualified as ii uandidate 10
succeed himself rs president OF tina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22
New Shin Line !, yAnnounc.s

NEW ORLEANS. Jam. nT-"Sran,
freight and passenger steamship ser.
wee from Nicaragua was a~nnounced
mere touaS. The new nj Is
linown as the Nicaragua. division ~
the cuyamel Fruit Company. II viii
OperAte SoNernl Vessels. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

PAHlS.. Ian. .l.-Prcmirr L.oyd
20" MS morning. Before his IL parturc
IT, wac u! contetrncc with Premier
miller aud ". Clcmonccau. The iirst
in,ents VIII take place In Condor in
Inc very near .utu!e. according 20 the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

TACOMA. WASH. Jan. al.--wuli.n,
i'agaal!, alleged !. w. W., waa found
SoiitT by y Jury in Federal court or
= 'itars. OF conspiracy under tho Fcd-
srh. sedi'ion laws. Randall was nc
used o: publishing and c!rcuiat;nc
Sc /ioiN l!tc-utI-e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Ian l-...,
'iVhS demanding "a new trial for Thomas
!. Alocncy and Warren X. Eiilinss
"cie aoopied a; the annual convention
toua! OF the international eamcn'S
Lh!"n. :.id 10 represent 1000 scarar.
'hs ses!dcnt5 OF tho United States,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

CONCORD. y. H.. Jan. ol.-The con.
tntlonal. convention approved a reso.
lion striking oat OF tho bill Of rights
...he word protestant" and the phrasr
iEH,i| grounded in cyamgclis,ic priv
Sinies IN That portion OF tho bill re-
.t...s ." religious qualifications 60. tul,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

/, CORNING, y. u, Jan. o,.-The Cora
ins Daily Journal today announced sus-
pension OF publication because OF the
increased costs OF newspaper puhlica-
tion. The Corning Journal PUBLISHING
VIII DC .iquidatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

IAttiS. Jan. eliza Belle Otero, who
,W"n'y ear ago waa AZ tho height o
nv ,n1ie as Tho TAos, hcautiful dance
h"!op" trtat she has !cf
iAc stage, never to return. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

CHATTANOOGA TENN, Jan. III
oShh SiISoIn, charged with TIE murder
Inc. December -, nfte- a Nearing IN n
Srinlnal Court here today, was ae.
dlitted,, the jury accepting the claim
:" u me Gc'ensa thai the k:!liag wa. ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

t'AftlS. Jan. cl.-The advance guard
q The German diplomatic mission 10
Paris arrived This morning. IL com
secretaries and attaches. who
TOOK mp their residence in the former
Gcrman embassy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

Y. Kennedy. Of ann!.ton n - @sTui
! '''hc!psi ~ a heated controversy with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

LISBON, Jan. 2~1.-Former Premier
Domensos Peraiva. a Democrat, has
termed a new Cabinet with former
isdrsfser H,Sldo Saretto as Minister OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, Jan. ai.-Nayai
.osii,al authorities ,onight reported
~ aGhl!ssion OF twenty new eases or
tanuthza w!th,a the past t~wenty-four
houis. ~! arc OF a mild type. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Jan. ol.-
.ha,.sS C'SliE') Austin. charged with
sle klli!ng OF Leo Friedman. prominent
BUSINESS man, a few weeks ago. waived
examination when ny appeared for
pfeIim!nary hearing before City Judge
te!d Tor the grand jury without bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

refused 10 na.ticipate in the I,alian
ra!iroad Str!h.: and as q result The
"nlkont is not supported in The .ou:h.
~. sections Q: italy. Heavy military
lt',o1s !!aSe been placed in the cities
u Milan: Turin and Genoa, accordims
- an Exchange Telegraph Company.
dispatches from Milan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-22

|'' H'IN 10 nc diltS OF
workers always Knocked of before the
whistle blew.
LATE NEWS BULLETINS
Schnemann-lioinS il seriously II with
pneumonia at her home IA C:-eSS-ort,
according. 20 members .: Ax- family
Although stating he ccnd!,io.
OF the singer TO te serious. :. WAS said
tnat no !mediatc Fear Q. :Ae oC-cce,s Is
felt.
VIENNA. Jan. 2i.-Diree; .eleergPh.c
communications has been established be-
tween Sovie, Russia and ths Bulgarian
iioishevists, i is>said, IN a6rtces :-oa.
Edria the B~olaherists ave- already de-
cicaerd themSeive indsPeadem. q: mo
government, = Is SAID.
MEHlGo CITY. Jan. e,.-Mexican
consuis have been ordered by .he for
eign Office 70 refuse 10 wise passports
States. /, Is held these persons wouid
he dangerous 10 the peace CT Mexico
and strict Vigilance is enjo.nea unou
:7m.sraiiea officers.
CORNING. y. Y, Jan. e,.--The Cora.
ING Daily Journal Today announced Gus
increased costs o. nswspaper ruhlica-
Company WI. bc !~iquidated.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-The advance guard
q The German diplomatic mission 70
Paris arrived This morning. il com.
rrl$td seG'ttasies and attaches. W h
IeE!nhn embassy.
Dd a5sboS' S 5sn; %sl,9Fg Ss Premier
Minister Msidoo Eare ot"s' as VIII Minister sorm CT
Foreign Affairs. "
PORTSMOUTH,, VA. Ian. ci.-Saya!
hospiial authorities ,ouight reported
i Inf sam'sS M2thi Of , ibwep nS new asass OF
Aou's. ~! arc OF a mild type.
rs Li1S9oS' :, Jan; :,;-c.thel.cs have
ra!iroad Str!h. and as a result the
Hnlkont is not SUPPORTED in the south.
s sn sSeisoHs e. Italy, Heavy. military
- an Exchange Telegraph COMPANY
dispatches from Milan.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Jan. ol.-
.mSf:SS sim Austin. charged with
business bus ne!ssh ma on a a fsw Hr Mss psomiGsn,
eNam!nntion wfen I'm appeaned S"r
elimina hearing before City Judge
i Scir m this morning. and was
"oN ~ '"e sraau JURY without bail.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Jan 81
o OF I'd SiI n2n' charged with TIE murder
Inc. bcccinber" ts' ~ rs sfs Georgaa state
Criminal ,cou-, here today. Vas aen.
or tn me MY acseptins the claim
c!dental. """@ ""s &C
E,iihiuL 1: lr5os, cl II \; !. Jan, IL
SIGJ'n nn, advsrt!aed today that he
si.at he ~ ha6 ~ w,,o' ana i was learned
the, local courts The %crounds or y,
Which the sui, is brought have BEEN en-
visit wit. SHsias;s ss aseei It q tI,s H!s sSIssf
cnilsS .I5Gn,on, No. .. of Chicago,
~ minutes ton;sh, becausc Commits.
miomfr OF Gas and Electricity KeitI,
wGuid NOT favor him with a ca,egori-
sAN FRANCISCO, Jan. a~l.--nesolu.
in. !. M oeinaadinE I new trial for Thomas
were adopted u; the annual conysniiSr
,3ua% OF The international Seamen's
M, Su'Y w. ~ 10 represent 1000 seasar.
'"e seS!uehla O. tho United states.
GoNCoEn y. T., Jan. e,.--rhe con.
,. HIM G~oarontion 4prrovcd a reso-
ne Wv Word T,I'" @nro, out OF The h:il Of rights
TgA,l% grounded in cyangclis,ic o-in.
Ginie. IN That portion OF tho bily re-
- ..,.s ~ rcMEtous qualifications 20. tul.
TAc%MA, WASH, Jan. el.--wuliam
eoii,%" b. a Jury in v" Fedora DER %aa !eunn ID
a 'larse 9. conspiracy under tho tr.d.
@na. sedt,ion laws. Randall was ac-
ce>Ia .: publishing and circulating
$1,000