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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
FIVE REPUBLICAN NAMES.
On Montana Primary Ballot Being
Used To-day.

Helena. Mont. April 23.-Montana
Republicans voted today in presi-
Dental preference primary with the
names Of Senator Warren G. Harding
Of Ohio. Hebert Hoover, Senator Hiram
w. johnson of California, Governor
Frank o. Jowden Of illinois and Ma
ior General Leonard Wood on the bal
lot. The Democrats had no presiden-
tial candidates. Delegates TO the ma
tioual conventions must abide by the
presidential preference expressed by
the voters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
ANAToLIA INDEPENDENT.
Mustapha Kernsl Is Reported to Be the
President.

London. April "a ABstolia has
forBed ar independent roFernmsut un-
der the pres 5enrF e Mustapha kenlai-
leader of the Turkish nationalisf forces
IN ASIA Minor. acconding - dispatch
o. the Exchange Telegram company
fled AZ Coustantinppls "Wednesday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
NEW YORK REPEALS
DAYLIGHT SAYING
Assembly Passed Fowler Bill By Vote
of IS to So and Measure Goes
to Governor.

Albany, \. Y, April 23.-The AS
sembly to-day passed the Fowler bill
designed to repeal the daylight saving
law. The vote was 7s to 5s. The bill,
which has already passed the Senate,
now goes to the governor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
CLINTON, MASS LOST.
It's Decrease in Population Was Per
Cent.

Washington. d. G.. April 23.-Popu-
lation statistics for 1920 announced to-
day included:
Springfield. O.. 6O,s40. increase 1894,
or 29.T per cent over 1910.
Webster City Ia. 1857, increase Of
44a. or Sc per cent.
Clinton. Mass, l2.96i. decrease Ill,
or per cent.
Westfield. Mass. ls,603, increase Of
, $50, or l5.9 per cent.
Homestead. Pa. 20,452, increase Of
.73e. or a.3 per cent.
Gadsden. Ala. l4,737, INCREASE Also,
or 39.6 per cent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
SEN. REED DEFEATED.
As District Delegate to the Democratic
National Convention.

Joplin, No, April 23.-United States
Senator James A. Reed Of Missouri,
league Of nations opponent, was reject
ed as district delegate to the Democrat
ic national convention by vote of the
Democratic state convention here early
today. The convention had been in
session all night.
The vote was l.0TO to 400. Lines
were drawn sharply in the fight be
tween adherents Of Reed and the anti
Reed faction, which disapproved Reeds
opposition to the league of nations COW
enam.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
DEATH LIST 233 IN
SOUTHERN TORNADO
There Were Nearly 500 Families Made
HoueIess-Losses in Livestock
and Property 100000.

Birmingham. Ala, April 2s.-Report-
received directly from the sections Of
Alabama. Mississippi and Tennessee to-
day brought the death list up TO 233 in
the recent tornado.
Families made homeless were esti-
mated at nearly 500 and losses in live
stock and property s2.OO0.OO0.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23

New York, April 23.-Strikfng rail
road workers in the New York district
appealed directly to the railroad man
ayers to day for restoration to duty and
settlement of the strike "in the public
interest"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
URGES FRENCH METHOD
Of Cutting Wood Because of the Grow
ing Shortage.

Washington. ID. G.. April 23.-Colonel
William B.tGreeley. recently appointed
chief forester Of the United States, in
a statement to-day warns the country
Of the seriousness Of its timber situa-
tion. He called attention TO the heavy
increase in pulp wood imported from
Canada last year over 1918 and recon
mended that the system Of conserva'
tion used in France be adopted in
America. Under the French system
only small cuttings are permitted in
each timber area during any one year
OF in series OF years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
p-ohats - ArIslnIneat..

In urohafe eourl to-day Russell G..
collins of Fast Montpelier vas ap-
rs5rfed sxerutur of the win 81 Ida a
Hstrh. late - East Moutpelier. Mrs.
Warshs =. BuEark 81 Northhrla vas
,sr...sufs.E exe-ufrir 81 tie e=fate e
ra1rzh N Rulack. late q Nurthfeld.
Marin T. Harter cf Waterbury was
ar.ssafrte1 aaus5r5stratar e the cstase
of Ralrh J. Barrier. lsts cf Watsrhary-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
Avviso: soalpellini, POlidOri Fabbri.

I due rappresenianti della nos,ra as
sociazione. sincontrava col lab rOmmti b.
tee df Barre. rappresentando Ia Granite
produeers' association, Cioyidi p
Aprile e. laro rifiutavsno hi meter d.
sHsnti ala sua associations 10 nostrs
ri4uesta che ioro inepntrono nm uostrs
cornitato verso un accomodamentc, ed
sffiarno ricevute un reciso riduto
Couitato esrcufiYua del branch II
Barre.
ScaipeIlini. Polidari = Fsbb-i.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
ITALIAN sovIErs PLANNED.
In All the Large Cities Of Italy. Ma
tionsl Council Decides.

Milan. April 22-Constitution of
soviets a. an experiment in All large
Italian cities where the prolstarist j.
well organized vas decided upon by
the socialist national council, in ses-
sion here to-day.
Proposals te instituie soviets every
where throughout Italy were rejected
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
PRoFITEERIEe CHARGED.
In Indictments Brought in BrOOklyH
AEainst Paekers.

Nsw Work. April - Inia-tneuss
charE ne profiteering in meats ve7e re-
turned today b = federal grand iuTy
in Brooklyn against tire Chlcsgo pack
iug hauses ~ Armour q Co. ~Efft a
90. ard Wiison 8 Co 49, tAeir rrP-
reasntasircs here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
BURIAL AT ARLINGTON.
Full Military HonOrs VIII Be Given
10 ove7ssas Dead.

Washington. y. g.. April p Burial
service for 10 soldiers. whose bodies
recently Were brought back frun over
seas. win be held ~ Arlington tins
afternoon with the usual military hon
or. The bodies WiH BE- inferred in the
European sertiom II the cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
TRIP TO MOUNT VERNON.
Taken To-day BY Members Of Two Pa
triotie Societies.

Washington, y. e. April p A pill
grimage 10 Mount Vernon for the pur.
rose - placing wrssths on the tombs
of GeorEe and Martha Washington
uss The chief event on The program
for to-day's session II the Continental
Congress = the Daughters 81 the
American Revolufion-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
WILL EXCHANGE PR1soNERs.
France and Soviet Russia Sign an
Agreement

Paris. AprH = Hava-l -Represen-
tsiiees q France and ihe Russian So
visf government have signed an agree
tneut relative - the eEchanEe and
revatriss5on of prisoners ~ war bed
in each country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23

In mastsng arriornate De- hraseh al
Barre sara tsnuto alF opsra house So
hato - AFsls. 81 2 p n per Ia ean-
s5ssrazin1s aslls rEgisa1ne arnsnda-
rrrrti della cosfituTso-e.
SATURDAY.. ATri -. at rm
y Mrksrmsn. secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23
Albert I. Potter Dead at craaston.
RI

Prorisencr. p. T.. April Z5-Albert
T. not-er. rine- -presiicut ~ t1s khosde
Island company. died nt hi- hnrne IN
Crauston today. He vas - years ~
sge ard gave w active duig fhree
yssr. ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-23

Cleveland. Ohio, April 23.-Immedi-
ate arrest of railroad strike leaders in
Cleveland unless they ordered switch
men to return to work by tomorrow
morning was theatened by fedora!
agents to-day.
The warning was given to F. j..
O'Rourke, president of the Cleveland
Yardmen's association, by John Saw
ken, of the department Of. justice, just
before the executive committee of the
association met at noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
THEATER BUSINESS NOT
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Department Of Justice nuics M Ac-
ton tnn He Taken Under
sherman Act.


ASi!E GToS April 3-iio!diny
iaa, the business Of presenting thea
tr:ca! entertainments is not inter
state commerce. the Department Of
Justice today returned 10 the Fed
"r.l Trade Commission the records
IN the commissions complaint against
the Vaudeville Managers Protective
asso ciat.on and other vaudeville
concerns.
Assistant TO the Attorney General
Asnes. N returning the .records. said
the sub5ec. twice had been before
the department. once in 1911 and
again il 1917. and each time the de-
paTi:Tcn held that since production
%! theatrical enter. ailments was not
interstate commerce. no action could
be taken under the Sherman anti
trust act. Judge Ancs said he could
see no reason for departing from the
previous rulings.
The records were sen: 10 the de-
pertinent by the trade commission
early this week after the commission
had dismissed its complaint against
the concerns for lack OF evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
GOVERNMENT PLANS FIRE
INSURANCE FOR FARMERS
Suggested LAW VIII MIKE II Easy
for twenty or More to Organize
Canpainu.
I - A.4socls tel i'.r,s I


WASiiiNGTu%, Apri! 2.--rhe in
pariHen: Of Agriculture. in co-ope -
ton with mutual insurance compalj
les. has prepared suggestions fofN
STATE Law providing. for the organ.za-
ton OF farmers mutua! fire insurance
companies TO meet the nceds OF States
whose l@ws MAX. no suitable prov!-
SION for such companies.
The valac OF these companies. the
Depa' tmcnt Of Agriculture says. is
demonstrated 10y me record OF ap-
prox!ma,cly 1000 such organizations
in the United states that carry a
total insurance exceeding $4,000. G0o.-
eco on property valued At more than
$500, % ,oOc. or more than two-hftns
OF the "a!uc o: all inaurable farm
property in the forty-eisht States.
lii" suggested law Is designed to
make Il easy fer twenty or more quail
ncl inG!viduils to orga"''" a farm
crs' mutual insurance company. At
the Same time provisions are included
Ia guard the financial integrity OF
such companies.
The average cost for this form OF
protection for the country as 4 wac o
Il only ~ cents per 400
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SUBTLE RED PROPAGANDA
AGAINST ENTENTE ALLIES
Posters I'm Soviet Russia Seek to En-
gender Hatred OF "Cnpltalistie
TrIum SIrpfc.0

TIE HAGUE. April 3.-Thc Dolshe-
visits are conducting a strong cam
paign against America. England and
France by the skillful use OF huge
propaganda posters In Moscow, says
q. Nijpels. correspondent of tho Am
stcrdam fiandclsblad who visited So
Wet Russia this winter. He found
much to admire from an artistic
standpoint In tho designs OF which he
saw many In the railway stations.
This poster campaign is certainly
very clever piece OF work." he
writes. Both the educated and un-
icttered classes are struck by them.
the tlrst by the writing beneath. the
second by the drawings themselves.
The campaign was directed along
three great lines: First. TO cultivate
hatred. loathing and fear for such
men as kolchak and Denikinc. second,
to breed hatred of the entente. espe-
cial!y against the capitalistic trium-
viratc. France. England and Amer
ica--ncvcr Japan. Italy. the Poles or
Czccho- Slovakts-but always this tri-
u'nriratc. pictured as the bourgeoisc
parasiiing upon the prolctariat, and
third, TO prevent dcscrtion among the
Red soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
TRUSTS.

Ias ,sr,,es, ~ 3 ~ In. @u!ssS. 5y
- inchcs b. >, Fee, March =. 10 $50.
caar.c, w"i.a. i@,,y q. '~i.ej 10
iir- ,.omira :Gy. ~ 10: SOUTH broad north
:? ..st !mch.a {! teet. March =. 1870
EcyS.: rhomas. tra";se. 80 81 nsr,hs@s;
I.osiss c soysI. 10, 10 ] 9. - Xna"fson. wcr,
nor A s,l a*f ,. asf 'ss "G, ~, . :s
ri!l"n IL A'A.ns =" Gedd-- II. winston.
nj. aou;s ,msiz .sst Msres = :. 'i ;ssa:
John asha,eh 10 I'M MONTAGUE. trustee.
feet March r.. 1879: s2os
:. Elizabeth Isrocs Hewitt. e, ais. 10 n.
line. Is feet east second cas-, aI!s, fec, 10
incsss March z. 1917; ''.y'a
40 "Sr,h nsin :se, fesrua nse IS. "f I'D.
. ,fs..ss FI 20 IL lin. ' H.i
i'$!s F"nsS.3 ~ Il ' 10 50 ,s.,s K '''e"""00
Howard sutton IN W. q. rurptn. ,ru-
s.nn" and w"., ssitet CIT !. feet srSi inshs.
BY ~ .r-t March n. 1915: $500
70 sna,"an ~ss, f" i'm. rhlr,, ,T thr1
liz fee, south I:c:sh; south 2sxiaa feet. No
Y 2: H.r1ls F,osrnee + ~ Sw,fe, to sol
G .nG IN ,,u1'"- No wcs; i'm, H"~..
q: Re! i inches by los fec, M i; eH'' E
orsss Ill.,. '%S" y:
Louise Ii"tner to IS neii2s G = S2 ~,
M ain snn Mn,6rS,v 2sSc n"f,h'as' eo."s
iss; March a. is:5. , U.s. = me-" BY %
,m'h Main south - f."t inches bv II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
sROMANOFF FAMILY ALIVE,
DECLARES FORMER DEPUT
Frcnchman, just Returned From
Z. Russia, Says Prince LOFTS
Report Was False.
ny q. r. HERTELLI.

p.p1s Apri, s.-Czar Nicholas and
al r,errbers Of the imperial family
/. NJ Russia are still alive. according to
NJ I.assi.s. former member OF the
. CHAMBER OF Deputies. WHO has just
fx,m mission 10 Russia.
- CONTRARY TO all reports oeileSo
rho Gar and the impesia! famtly are
: SIN alive" said ~ Lsssies. an
convinced that VI. pichon was mis-
\ taken when he described the death OF
inc Russian royal family in speech
t,tbe chamber on December %. l?lS.
~, tbc basis OF a report from Prince
LroG.
..M pichon described the horrors OF
ibc torture Of the Gar ana ;h~ mem
( hers OF his family by bayonet tnrusts
s during the night. the cell in ~hich
=, they were confined being filled with
J, pools OF blood when they were iinahy
sho, nj dawn. VI. rinchon said Prince
lvofr had been confined IN neigh
boring cell. from which he was ao'e
IA witness the slaughter Of the Inn
-perial family.
I.voE WINS Wrong.
81 regret to say that rr!ncc Lyof.,s
version OF the alleged execution
seems 10 be incorrect from start %
rnish The use o: the tenn cell
shows tina; the prince could not nave
bten witness OF the scene. ~: the
!. .Aeuse in which thc im7erla! family
twas confined was tho fines: resident.
:. In Eka,e5inhurc. and tn nance had
mo chance to enter II.
- Secondly, there arc no records 10
show. that Prince i.vCa wis inear-
ccra,ei simultaneously with the m
peria! family And. even II he we-,
Imprisoned at ;he same time /, IS
~ la Ito's %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SEVEN YEARS IN JAIL
Mrs. Idn Mic Inncs Released From
Macon. Georgia, on x:.,00O


Nv Assorlat"U F'rosa- ]
MACON, GA. April 3.--MrS. Ida Mae
Innes, whose removal to Atlanta was
delayed because of her Illness. was
released from the Bibb County Jail
ut 1890 o'clock tonight on II $4,000
bond furnished l'y Isador Holman
:nl Harry Holman. of Portland. orc.
Mrs. Innes went To Il hotel and will
leave for Portland as soon az she
is strong enough to travel. She stated
That IL was the nrst time she had been
out Of jail since her arrest seven
years ago, III connection with tho dis
appearance Of the N.lms sisters in
Texas. AIrs. lnncs is under indict-
Eent on charge Of using the mails
with intent 10 dcfraud the helms
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
HYLAN AS UMPIRE ENDS
STRIKE OF BRlCKLAYERS
New York Workers VIII Return on
Fr0mise Th~y'lI lie Paid
SI.2J nm Hour
my AM.,clat~i rrcss |

NY hkslrIatF-i FrcHs
NJ" YORK. April 3.-The strike
Of 1000 bricklaycrs. which has tied
M building operations in New York
during serious housing shortage.
was ended today rs Mayor Hyian.
who acted as umpire in the controv-
crSy.
The Mayor announced - had
granted the strikers an increase OF
II IL cents an hour above their pres
tnt scale, which makes their pay Si.2a
an hour instead o: $3.50 AZ demanded
ny the union. The award Is FOR "A
working day Of eight hours. and Is
binding for the balance Of the year.
Both sides agreed to abide by the
Mayors decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SURE CURE FOR INSOMNIA
iondoner InvcntH HcvolrinE Disk
Advancement Guaranteed to
Put One TO Slcep.
lMy un!y.rsal Y.rvlcrl

LONDON. A1rll 3.--Jamca Bray.
resident OF Acton Road, has invented
what ne claims 10 Dc a sure cure for
'hsomn!a. II consists OF an arrange
ment OF disks revolving in opposite
directions 10 be hung above the bed.
Bray says the mere watching Of tho
mechanism in operation brings alum
Der INSIDE Of i've minutes. After
running forty minutes the machine
stops automatically and at the Same
time shuts ofr the ligh, n the room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
EX-KAlsER is CALMER
william, ind fIia Wife Arc Enjoying
Visit nf Their Only
Daughter.
I ~ Asnoc.a,cd prcas. |

'
AMEsoNtEN. April 3.-The pres
enc. AZ Amerongsn Of his daughter
and SON law has brought a change
IN The former German Grnpcror's way
OF living. Since the arrival OF the
Duchess OF brunswick. Wilhelm has
not sawed single tree. Both he
and the former Empress have grown
much caimcr. and are certainly en-
joy.nE The visit o. their only daueh-
ter. The relations between parcnta
ANA daughter are very intimate. a
they always were In tho old days.
and the three are often seen st.ollins
together In the garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
COLLEGE GETS REQUEST
oheriin Receives 100000 share of
Estate Of Late Lucy M.
SneIfnnu.

Ivy Associated Press
NJ" YORK. April 3.-Oberlin Col.
ie6e and the General Education
board each is requested half OF the
residue estate OF Miss Lucy NJ. Spell
man, whose will was filcd for probate
today.
Oheriin's share. which is estimated
At more than 100000. is to be used
20 prepare girls for foreign mis-.
sionary work. The general educa-
ton boards share is to prepare negro
girls for trained nursing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WOMEN ATTEND RALLY
Chairman S. C.. Brawiey. attended the
Durham, n. G., Democratic
('onye IN fion

DURHAM. y. C.. April 3.-Fiftcca
women. accepting an invitation from
Chairman S. G.. Brawlcy attended the
county Democratic convention held
here this afternoon and obtained rep
rescntation on every important com
mittcc and were accorded fourteen
members on tho list or delegates
named to attend the State convcn-
ton. Mrs. j. 5. Cunningham. prcsi
dent OF the State Equal Suffrage
League. was a member OF the plat
form connaitteo anu author OF a
plank urging the Legislature to in
crease salaries OF teachers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
CIIAKTERS GRANTED.

Electric Auto Service CORPORATION
I.ynchhorc. Va. Canitai: ma Iimun Sin.
COO minimum. 5000. oiiic-rs: Guy Vii
, ,.I president Z pas. r-itus: score.
Cit! Va. Object: TO deal In uutotnoi!les
End automobile acc~asorics
:. Taylor Truck Corporation. Alexandria
va 'art.l: maximum. IS 600: minimum
s;nVn ome,rs Fred Taylor. president
Soiiers. No Frances T. Taylor rccrstaIy
SSa!ir's an Charles r. bancroft. Hnston
Mass and JoH-ph I Shrrhnik Obiec, .
10 deal IN automobile. and automoaiic
accrssoriea and conduct a transfer bus.
:. Soryiew Realty CORPORATION. Nor.oIl,
~, va, ctsy ain maximum. 100000: mini.
eo,t. president; =. NJ MILKY. secretary
ana EIwArd ". ""icott. all OF Norfolk
w. Oprct. general r~al estate nuaine.s
dHi Tiiy Tobacco Company. inc Lynch
kurH Va CAPITAL; maximum. 800 Go,
mihmum. $4,000 Ofccrs: r. H. Johnn
pteMnent: I.rnch6urr. Va: John q;
fhomssson. secretary, Lynchburr. Va and
y &. AndeTsop. Charlottesville, Va oh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
CATTLE DRIVING" TAKES
PLACE IN IRISH COUNTIES
More Than $500 Men Are Reported
to lie Taking

LONDON. April 3.--"Cattlc driv-
Ing" on large scale occupied Gal
way and County Mayo today. accord
ing to News Agency dispatches re-
received in London. At least 1880
men took part. the drive in Galway
sweeping from Crccss 10 Castle
blakcney and Roscommon one Que
size and to Dunrnorc on the other.
Thousands Of acres were cleared. the
police being powerlcss to check the
drive.
There were three drives in County
Mayo. where the grazcr3 were help
less The police, who have been aug
mented. and the military are helping
TO collect the cattle. Some arrests
have been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
EXAMINE AGED WOMAN
Nrn. Snrnh I. Tabor Held liz Connec-
ton With Dcnth or Her
IN, Is
Lily Aasocint.., Press. ]

PAWPAW, MICH. April 3,-Pre-
!!minary examination begun ysster-
day OF Mrs. Sarah ]. Tabor. held n
Ccnn.ciion with the death OF her
daugAte=. Alawde Tabor Virgo. was
continued today until neg: TUESDAY.
The So year-olI responder; was al
lowed liberty on her own recognize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Say More oct DRUNK.

FAIRS. April %.-Siucc the enact
mcnt Of the eight hour AK, accord
!ng To opponents OF the measure.
drunkenness among workers has in
creased 50 per cent. IL Is also alleged
that 80 per cent OF the offenders in
this respect ar. women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
RESTORE HISTORIC ROOM
Secretary OF State nntnbridGe Colby
Again Opens Departnents
Dlpiopi attic Office.

WASHINGTON. April 3.--Restora
ton of the States Departments din
lomatic room. scene of many .mpor-
,ant international events. has been
ordered BY cambridge Colby, tho new
Secretary OF State.
Demand for office space during tho
war nccessitatcd Conversion of tho
room into the Offices equipped with
desks, bookcases and Ming cabinets.
BY tho new sccrctary's order tn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

Southern Pacific Railroad or Mexico
south from HoIaleS was
tied M today by s;r!%:
OF virtually all ita cmp!o%c"s. accord
Ing 10 announcement by labor on
c!ais. The employees walked out
despite an Injunction from the McX.-
c. II Fedora! courts ordcrah YESTERDAY
o. President carran2a. when was
70 delay the strike seventy-two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
POLES REFUSE ARMISTICE
PENDING NEGOTIATIONS
HIT Arrange for Accommodations for
Soviet Delegates to Peace
Conference.

By Assocat cd Press
WARSAW. April 3.-The note sent
by wireless to NJ. Tchitcherin, Russ an
Bolshevist Foreign Minister. in which
the Polish government rejects the
counter-proposal by the Russian So
Wet government for an arm!sticc
along the entire battle front during
the proposed peace negotiations be-
tween Poland and Soviet Russia. asks
for tho names of the Soviet delegates
TO the conference so that accommoda-
tons may be arranged. An outline OF
the note. which accepts an armst!ce
only for the Borisov sector, Is pub
lished here.
Meanwhile the Poles arc complet-
ing arrangements FOR the conference.
IT, has been decided that newspaper
correspondents Will not be permitted
to accompany the Polish delegation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
NOW BARRIERS STRIKE
Those In Madrid Demand More Money
and Va sunday
Work.
by Associated Press
"a tIl1IIp Anil

7
MADRID. April "a general
strike OF the Madrid BARRIERS began
today. They demand u weekly sal
ar? or 80 pesc;as and no sunday
work. These demands were refused
by the employers ana the men de-
c!deti a. a meeting last night. TO
strike !inrn ed ately.