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l'ARAINILIIE NEWS.

; Miss Vada Terry popular young
woman of Huntington. w. Va, is
tho pleasant guest of Miss mez Ward
of Farmville, Va. Both young wo-
men secured the Bachelor of Arts
degree from the West Virginia Col
lcgiatc Institute this spring. Miss
Terry possesses charming soprano
voice and will render a solo at the
First Baptist Church, Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Carrie Coles highly entertain
ell Miss Lucille Womack and few
OF her friends last Wednesday even
iEg at her home 400 Ely street.
DR.. Browns daughters Misses
Pearl and Robbie Brown are visit
ing there aunts, the Miss Bollings'
near Falmvillc. We hope them u
pleasant stay.
Mrs. Annie Carter is on the sick
Est at this writing.
Miss Louise IIankins is visiting
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Louise Parrish Of New York
is, tho guest Of her aunt Miss Lucy
Cousin.
Mr.. Sam White, father Of Mr..
Dennis White died at Prospect, yes
terday after Il long illness.
Mrs. Maria Casey and family.
motored to Pittsburgh, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Anderson's
home was badly damaged by fro
last week.
The Farmville colored band gave
concert at Ely Street Hall, Monday
night. These young men deserve
great credit.
Mr.. Herman Long of Detroit.
Michigan is here looking after his
father, Jessie Long.
The Race Street Baptist church
had there children's day exercises
Sunday night. All who were present
enjoyed what the children did.
Miss Carrie Jordan has just return
ed from Pocahontas, Va, whore she
has been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Thornton took
Mrs. Matte Allen, Mrs. Matte
Branch; Mrs. Mary Pettis and little
daughter Maxine to their farm to
pick dew berries Monday they took
lunches with them and sprcndcd
them under n June Apple Tree. They
got lots OF berries and plenty cool
water. They all reported having
July Good Time"
Mrs. William Paige return from
Roanoke brought her two little grand
sons, Van Lucas, and Leon Paige
with her.
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Administrators Notice.

Having been appointed Administra.
to" of the Estate of the Late Geo. II.
Johnson, who WIS associated with
w I. Johnson and Son, Inc, Notice
is hereby given to all persons who
have claims against his estate to
present te same to me for ayment,
and any person who may owe his
estate anything will likewise make
payment directly to me.
j. THOMAS HEWIE,
Administrator by appointment
OF the Richmond Chancery
Court.
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VIRGINIA.

IN HUSTINGS COURT, PART II,
CITY OF RICHMOND.
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Ellen Gregory, Plaintiff,
DS.
Robert b. Gregory, Defendant.

The object of this suit is to obtain
for the plaintiff an absolute divorce
from the defendant upon the grounds
Of wilful and continuous Abandonment
and desertion for more than three
years prior to the commencement Of
this suit.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not a
resident Of the State Of Virginia, it is
ordered that the said defendant, Robert
B. Gregory, do appear here within flf-
teen days after the due publication Of
this order for once a week for four
successive weeks in the Richmond
Planet and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest herein.
A copy-Teste:--
w. E. DUVAL, Clerk.
BY H. G. DUVAL, D. C.
c. MIMMS, p. Q.
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BEULAH A. Nj. L.. CHURCH.

Last Sunday was Children's Day
ri Bculah A. NJ. T.. Church.
SThe Sunday School lesson Was
beautifully taught and explained by
c:asseS OF Supt. IL II. y. Brown,
Asst. Supt., Nathaniel Griggs and
the Pastor. Rev. j. r. Augustus.
cd to II large gathering Of children
who occupied the front pews.
The very instructive and interest
ing discourse was taken from the
18th chapter Of Isaiah the 9Th verse
latter clause: "And little child
shall lead them.
The sermon was filled with beau.
tiful pictures aand child stories suit
able for the child's mind, proving by
these mental pictures and stories;
how often it is the little child who
leads. How often it, is the little child
who Is found in the right place, at
The right time, who says the right
thing, and can be used to lead grown
ups to the light Of salvation. Not
only were the children delighted, but
the grown folks as we'll.
Promptly at $3.50 p. NJ. found our
church crowded to hear the Exer.
cises to be rendered by our children
Tho little folks did themselves great
credit 1nf song, recitation and dia
logue.
We desire to give special thanks
TO Mrs. Pearl Madden, Mrs. Alberta
Reid, and Mrs. M. J. Augustus 70,
training the children so splendidly;
and to Mrs. Madden. Vaughan. Angus
tus and Miss Fannie Branch for de-
corating the church so Handsomely
a splendid offering was lifted
after the exercises.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
CREEKS IN RIOT
As VENZZELLSTS
FIND ROXALLST

NEW YORK. November 25.-The
discovery of a royalist at meet
ing of Greek supporters of Eeni-
zelos. held last night at the Or
thodox Greek Church Of St. Eleu-
therius to protest against the re-
turn of King Constantine. prectpi-
tated a demonstration which re-
quired the presence of police be-
fore order was restored. The
royalist. Demetrius Theophilatos.
was reading a newspaper when the
crowd spied him and surged about
him. shouting Put him out"
Theophilatos. according to other
Greeks. is president Of an organ
ization of 105 societies known as
the 3 Greek American Loyalist
League, with branches in several
large cities
Policemen on guard at the build
ing came to his rescue. and as they
started for the door he was
showered with buckets of water
kept for fire emergencies.
In the street crowd of Veni-
zelos followers pursued a number
of the Constantine supporters
which came to the aid of their
fellow royalist. The police sue
ceeded in getting the man away
safely, and. returning to the
church, were forced to quiet an
other scene of general disorder re-
sulting from the presence of men
whom the VeniZelist faction
charged were traitors
Evening star., 1920-11-25
HELD FOR FEDERAL JURY
IN MAIL CAR ROBBERY
Seven Men and One Woman Put
Under Heavy Bond-Find
Hidden Money.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, November
25.-Seven men and one woman. held in
connection with the robbery Of a mail
car Of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad train here the night of Novem-
Der 49, were held to the federal grand
jury under heavy bond by federal
commissioner. The only testimony given
was that by federal marshals regarding
sums recovered and confessions attrib-
uted to some Of the defendants. The
prisoners are Merl and Orville Phillips.
brothers; Fred and Clyde Poffenberger,
brothers; Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Daily and
H. A. Reed.
Testimony Of United States Marshal
Fred Shoemaker relating to the dis
position of the stolen bonds was that
Fred Poffenberger confessed that he
and Phillips opened the sacks in the
Poffenberger home and burned the
bonds in the kitchen stove.s
United States Marshal Sumner Knox
testified to the recovery Of money at
the Daily home. He testified that Reed
led the officials to the Daily place and
to a fence where a roll of ten-dollar
bills was recovered. Another roll Of
bills was found in a fruit jar partly
filled on top with coffee grounds. In
the barn a roll Of money was found in
a tobacco can.
Knox also testified to the effect that
Mrs. DAILY showed the officers where a
roll Of money was hidden in a jar Of
lard.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
U. S. MAY CONTROL COAL
UNLESS REFORMS APPEAR
Senator Calder Says He Will Give
Operators Ten Days to Take
REQUIRED Lotion.

NEW YORK. November 2S.-Coai
operators OF the country have failed to
take. measures to reform" the industry
urged by United States Senators WI.
liam NJ. Calder and Walter T. Edge OF
the Senate committee on reconstrucuon.
Senator Calder declared upon hls- re-
turn from a three-week tour ol ths
country with the committee.
Unless such steps are inaueurated
during the ten days before CONGRESS
convenes, he asserted. the legislation
proposed by Senator Edge and himself
for federal control will be introduced.
rThe promise Of the prominent coal
men to clean up their house and put It
in order has been unfulfilled." ne said.
'.Their action in cleaning out spec,'!a-
sufficient assurance that the same
SPECTATORS will be compelled to stay
out of the business next year In fact,
their efforts to reform themselves do
not show any promise Of permanency,
and that is the reason we are going TO
insist upon government control Of tn,
industry
The committee will renew its invcsti-
CATION Of the anthracite situation in
New York next week.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
LONDON SHIPPERS CALL
JONES ACT "BLUNDER"
csb,e Service to The Star.

Oross-Atlantic Cable Service to The Star.
LONDON. November 25.-Shipping
circles here are watching with great in
terest the movement to amend insurance
provisions Of the Jones shipping act,
which are said to. be unworkabIe
Since the act was passed, Lloyds and
other big London underwriting COM
panies have declined American business
Being unable to effect reinsurances here.
American firms have turned to Scandi-
navia, but results have been unsatis-
factory, it is reported. One Scandi-
navian firm already has failed and
others are reported to be in such a
doubtful financial position that they can
not carry the heavy liabilities which
marine insurance imposes upon under
writer's.
Owing to their great resources and
peculiar knowledge Of this extremely
difficult business. the big London un-
derwriting concerns still dominate the
worlds marine insurance market. and
the American attempt to get along with
out Lloyds is regarded in shipping cir
cles here as a blunder.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
FIXING OF OWN CURRENCY
IS POSTAL UNIONS PLAN
Final Protocol Is Adopted by the
Congress Held at
Madrid.

MADRID. November 24.-The final
protocol of the postal congress was
adopted today. but has not yet been
signed. After the ordinary diplo-
mai tic introduction, it says:
Every country in the Postal Union.
whether in possession or not. of the
franc as monetary unit. may fix in
it's own currency after an agreement
with the Swiss postal administration
equivalents for the fees indicated by
the present convention.
Equivalents must not be lower
than the sum charged on the 1st
of October. 1920. nor higher than
fifty centimes. gold. They may. how
ever. be subjected to notifications
corresponding to the rise and fall of
the value of the legal currency of
the country concerned. conditional on
their not going below the fees adopt
ed at the convention at Rome"
Postal printed matter will cost a
minimum of ten centimes for fifty
grammes. An International postal
card will cost thirty centimes.
1t has been decided that Spanish,
French and English will be the official
languages at the international Office
in Bern, Switzerland.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
DEMAND REVISION
Of TURK TREATY
French Papers See "Error
and Injustice" in Sevres
Agreement.
By PAUL SCOTT MowRER.

By Gable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1920
PARIS, France, November 20
French newspapers are unanimous in
demanding a revision of the Turkish
treaty of Sevres. TO escape from the
embarrassment of the near eastern
; situation" says the conservative Echo
de Paris. "the allied powers acting
tos sether should negotiate with Musta-
, pha kemal Pasha not only on the
Armenian problem, but on all Turk
ish affairs"
The Greek felony" says the So
cialist Ere Nouvelle, should have, as
a consequence. the revision of the
rapprochement with our traditional
near eastern allies"-that is to say,
the Turks.
Error and Injustice Charged.
IAN occasion presents ITSELF" de-
clares Petit Bleu. a business and in
dustrial organ. "to repair both an
error and an injustice. Let US not
let it escape. and let us try to keep
sympathies which, in good time. will
help to safeguard French interests in
the near east'-that is to say, Turk
ish sympathies.
'1f," asserts the nationalist La
Lberte, I'VE take the initiative in the
near east of better and more
rational peace, we can direct the
course of events. If we remain pas
we do not wish to go. Instead of
being revised by us the treaty Of
Sevres will be revised against US"
"Whatever the Greeks do" says the
liberal Paris Midi. France. Britain
and Italy have a perfect right to re-
&yfo he ofx 0f n
new situation. Events will force them
to do SO. Who is going to make the
Turks accept the Greek clauses OF
the treaty? 1t is certainly not to be
expected that French and British
troops will march to the support Of
King Constantine or even of his eldest
SON."
Differences in Friendship.
ut is in vain." says the great and
popular Petit Parisien. that the
brother-in-law of William II seeks to
keep the advantages which Venizelos
won by loyal allegiance and faithful
aid given to the western powers. The
friends of our enemies are not our
friends"
L'Intransigeant claims that Greece
was given sovereignty over q part of
Asia Minor merely to please Venize-
los. and adds
These Turks. whom we are still
fighting and whose humane attitude
toward our prisoners has just been
recounted by Gen. Gouraud, are not
our enemies. Moreover. the Greece OF
King Constantine is not our friend.
We still have the right to choose be-
tween these two peoples"
Grece In Role Of satellite"
Britain" declares a diplomatic cor
respondent Of LIE Journal, "is pursu-
ing in the near east, policy Of politi-
cal hegemony. in which Greece is
playing the role Of satellite. The COM
bination appeared long before the as
csnsion Of the. meteorite from Crete.
Certainly the London capinet used
venixelos more than did any other
government. but its game is adaptable
In the future. as in the past. to the
variations of the Greek politics. Is
mot some evolution being prepared
by Admiral Kerr's mission, which is
retarding Britain's answer to our pro-
.posal to warn Greece against allowing
Constantine to return"
Evening star., 1920-11-25
WOULD HELP FARMERS.
Maryland Agricultural Society
Committee Meets.

BALTIMORE. Md. November Is
(Special) al).-Considerable progress in
the formulating of marketing plans for
farmers organizations in Maryland was
made at a meeting here today Of
committee appointed, by the Maryland
Agricultural Society to investigate CO.
operating marketing.
The committee adopted a number Of
resolutions designed to discover the
needs of the farmers of the state, both
in buying and selling. Resolutions urg-
ing closer cooperation between exist
ing cooperative enterprises in the state
were adopted d. S. Pearce is chair
man of the committee.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
RITES FOR DEAD FLYER.
Cant. Mccullough Will Be Buried
at Arlington With Honors.

The body Of Capt Max L. Mccullough
Of the information division of the air
service, who was killed in an airplane
accident at Boiling Field Tuesday,
will be inferred in Arlington ceme-
terry following the arrival of a
brother, now on his way to this city
from San Jose, Calf.
Until the arrival Of the relative of
Capt Mccullough the body will be
held at Walter Reed Hospital. A flu
neral with full military honors for
~apt. Mccullough will be held from
The hospital. Arrangements for
church funeral services will be made
on the arrival of Capt. McCullough's
brother.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
HoNoREp BY FRANCE.

PARIS, November 24.-Col Harry
Fathers Of San Francisco, who is d.
recting the removal of. the bodies Of
the American dead, has been named
as an ofdcer of the Legion Of Honor
III recognition of its efforts not to
endanger the population or burden
the railways while performing his
duties.
Evening star., 1920-11-25
DIED..

BLAKE. Entered into rest Tuesday. Woven
Der 3. 1870. at her residence. the Pans
boro. MARTHA T., widow Of Asa 8. Blake
Funeral private. lnterment keDsieo GENE
tery. New York 26
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della Jugoslayia, souo andate a monte.
Purtuttavia 81 spcra che al prOssimo
convcgno di San Reno Lloyd George
riuscira, persuadcre i rapprescrtauti
iugoslavi ad accordarsi con Iltalis.
giornali 81 occupano diffusamente
dci riSultati del viaggio in Italia del
canCellicrc austriaco Renner ed an
nunziano che important protpcolli ri
guardsnti eli interest cconomCi del due
pacsi sono stati firmati chc 'Or. Nitti
abba promesso Ia rouressiouc dell auto
nomis all'Alto Adige Tirolo ltaliano.
rou Ia forma2ione di una Dieta provin
rialc.
lie notizie del giorual SOuo confer
mate da I'm communicate uficialc mel
ouale p detto che colIoQu ira Nitti
RenEcr hauno assicurato la concor e
DANA d Interest," ira Austria Italia
ed rapport amichcvOli ira due pacsi.
Tn dispaccio da karauhi, Indie In =
glesi. annunzia In morte del capitano
Gordcsco del Tcncntc Grassi. due
aviatori taliani che avevauo preso partr
al volo Roma -TOchio La morte Q
avvenuta quando l'aeroplaue @ prcci
pitato da granGe aItezza sIlla costa d
Bushire. mel Golfo Persico. in Conse
sucnza di un guasto al motOre. l.G
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Federal troops who left Juarcz today
must travel 13j miles by train to Casus
Grande aud thence by foot over desert
country and mountain passes for 200
miles before they can reach here.
Special attention will be given to
guarding Pulpito Pass, which military
officers, say can be held by small
force against a great number. and
through which an attack on Aqua PrIeta
would nave TO come.
At Hcrmosillo yesterday Governor
Ntlolfo de Ia Hperta. provisional presi
dent Of the republic Of Sonora. declared
the entire state was supporting him In
the secession movement, He declared
that the states action was legal ant
ia defense Of state rights under tn,
Mexican constitution.
Federal troops in Sonora were de
clared by state officials to have gone
over to the state government. Customs
collections are being made as usual and
business has not been intcrfered with.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-14

British Government is seeking TO abro-
gate official promises TO establish in
Palestine a national home for the jew
ish people have been published in this
city. The London Times says the re
borts arc hardly credible and that the
harm which would be done by such a
complete reversal of policy would be i'm
mense. II adds that such a step on
the part Of Great Britain would pro.
duce in the United States anti British
agitation Of the same kind, and as de
plorable and mischievous as that rela o
tive to ireland.
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SONORA FORTIFIED;
FEDERALS ADVANCE
Aqua Prieta Busily Preparing
for Battle With Carranzistas
Next Week
by the Associated Press

Aqua Prieta, Sonora. April 14,--This
border town. objective of Carranaa
troops under Colonel Fox in the open
ing OF the campaign to bring Sonora
back to the Mexican Federation Of
States. is being prepared today to meet
the invaders with force. Sonora rc
public officials estimate the first battle
is week away. Trenches are being
dug and vantage points fortified
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notizia Ina profondamcnte impressionato.
II Consiglio del Ministri 81 g adunato
sotto la prcstlcn2a dcllOn. Nitti Q con
l'intervente del capo di state Maggiore,
Generate Badoglio. l.o scopo della ri
unionc q state, Qucllo di discutere
urgenti question: inferno g III esamlnare
il rrogrnmmn dci lavori che saranno
Svolti ALA Coufrrcuaa lnterallcatn di
San Reno. Riguardo dctt lavort
particolarmcnlC sono state discussc le
question: relative all'assetto dell Adrio :
aticu. ALA Turcha, all I nghcria cd
ALA Russia.
La prima riuuiouc della Confercnza
q San Reno avra luogo II giorno 1O
CorrCntc o."
Alcuni giorusli annunziano prossmo
l'incontro ira il soyrano di Spagno .
Re Vittorio Emanuelc. L'incontro
avverrebbe in Roma costituirebbe un
fatto di alta Importance politica
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lit IN FIVE CUSTOM BODY MODES
The Secret of SeXtct Style

body mounting, moreover, has practical
as well as artistic advantages.
Broad timbcrs, known as silIs, form the
foundation of every automobile body.
In other cars, these siIls arc laid fiat. In
the National Scxtet, they arc set on edge
for trebled strength.
Therebyis is afforded support ofunyicld-
ing rigiditv that eliminates the "weave"
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Which imposes heavy strains on
body joints and causes the squeaks,
rattles and other noises that de-
velop under a method Of body
mounting less secure.
Arrow straight lines, individual
front tenders, high and narrow
radiator unmistakablv National,