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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
when th, Fircn,,n, CON.

Amt nobody ever WIZ
Gtts me mad as fircmens does: q
When your house is burin' they
Act like it's Il holiday.
But when some ono else's burns
Fore q person hardly turns
The. alarm in-why. they're there
Squirtin' worter everywhere!
| know what I'm talkin' bout
They once put my own house outi
say. them tiremenS. seemed TO mo
llayed game of cards TO see
u they'd come or II they'd not
When they did 'twuz in trot,
sun. my ncighbOrs--cvery one
Said they made purity run.
What got me tn worst WIZ whom
One went un tn ladder. then
turned around an said he s'posc
lie would have TO have some hose.
Neversseemed to care dcrn
II III doggone house did burn.
sun. he got some hose. guess
Loss WIZ small, I must confess.
On tn other hand. I've been Z
Where fire alarm wuZ in ~
An | wondered, as Il were.
II 'twould be spectacular,
Then they got therc--secmed IN mo
Fore cat could climb q tree.
Makes n difference. I've no doubt.
Just whose house they're putin outl
William Herschcu.
1890 IN indianapolis Nows.S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Legal" Bullying

Z ORTUNATELY the Attorney General
los; no time in repuda,ing the reported
attempt OF the United States district at
torney TO ntimidatc body OF several hun
dred Cleveland railroad strikers IL had
bccn stated in the press accounts that this
Official. acting through a Department of Jus
tee agent had threatened to arres; every
individual striker who did not return TO
mis- work within n given time Obviously
this was nothing short OF governmental in
limitation and was unjustihed by the law
By good policy or by good sense AS soon
rs the matter came to the attention OF Mr.
faiher he sent vigorous telegram 10 the
district attorney reminding the latter that
the Depa tment OF Justice would moi stand
for that sort OF browbcaiing and remind
ing that officer further OF the Law uDon
the subject
hs was pointed out by the Attorney.Gen-
era!, the government is bound under the
Lever act 10 arrest and punish any two
ol more conspirators vino undertake to STOP
transportation Of neccssarcs OF life or to
.ohSirnct the transportation OF the mails
such conspiraiors should be taken into Gus
todE and duly brought TO trial i! detected
ON that point The law IS as plain az dav-
lSht hnt there is no power on the part
OF III" government To compel individuals
10 remain a, work or To return TO iobs
-" '"'H nav tit' ! lie risht OF the
individual 10 strike is Unchallcnged and
, me right OF bodies OF individuals 10 do
me same thing cannot be interfcred with
! II 100 or 10000 railroad men leave their
posts as individuals they are acting entirely
within their rights. 1t is only when there
Is nantes, conspiracy TO interfere with the
processes OF transportation tina, the gov
eminent may act
], is very unlikely that any other district
A fltrn o.
| own in this connection after what Tho Al
/ torhey-General has said on the subject Mr.
! Palmer had sought 10 define the law upon
ms point many times before. hui il an
pears that misrepresentation still exist {
( regarding it in some expected quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BOLSHEvISTS PERMITTED TO
ENTER ALLIED COUNTRIES
Supreme Council at san Reno Au-
th0rizcs Admission Of Commercial
Delegation from Russia.

hun DUN, NNCII IO.--IIrEISION 10
permit the entrance into allied coun-
tries OF members of II Russian Boil
sine Wiki commercial delegation has
been reached by the supreme allied
council, according to semi official
dispatch TO the Exchange Telegraph
Company. This delegation Is headed
by Maxim Litvinoff. Assistant Bolshc-
visit Commissary of Foreign Affairs.
and Great Britain objected to rccciv-
inE him on the ground that he had
taken advantage of diplomatic priv
ilege and engaged in political propaN
ganda while In England. on that Oc-
In Dor
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To settlement of disputes with that coun-
try In the settlements the league Of ma
tionS didn't even get look in In other
words. the conference rcSorted TO the tao
tics of old-stylc diplomacy in disposing OF
the problems which il met to consider, and
seems To have made a fairly successful job
OF IL. AS America had no part in the set
Elements. il can hut feel relieved that the
outcome presents as few objectionable feat
HrCS II does.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
COMMISSION To PROBE
SANITY OF MURDERER
Simpkin VIII lie Examined by Linn.
ncy Hoard Appointed by
Court,

>-r,, -! NsSoclatcV PRESS
NEW YORK. April GA commits
sion was appointed today 10 inquire
INTO tnc sanity of Thomas w Simp-
Kin, itiherant printer, who was in
dicted on charge Of murder after
ne recently shot and killed DR..
James Wright Markoe. distinguished
surgeon. AT Sunday service in ST
Grorsc's profess, ant Episcopal
Request for appointment Of the
commission was made nv defense
counsel when Simpkin pleaded no,
guilty on arralgnment in the Cour,
OF General Sessions. Judge Null
queen AT once complied. naming Will
liam TraverS jerome. DIR. Marcus -.
Lyman. Of the Manhattan Hospital
Tor the Insane, and w. c. Cox
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
NOMINEES FOR PRESIDENT
OF CHILE LAUDS Will SON
Ar'ur" Alirsandri. Prospective Exec
utNc' Declares tic w0nid Emu
lutte Americans Chief

:. 49,, n! 'NF0'''INT'I I'fVSN
SANTIAGO. CHILE. April &c. -.
HT'nro Ailcsnndri. former Minister
OF the Interior. was nominnteI for
president OF the republic today by
the convention OF the allied Liberal
parties. IL" received sol OF a total
or l,23o votes, and addressing tn.
convention Ne favored COMPULSORY
arbitration OF labor disputes and re.
forms TO improve the legal status OF
women.
In an interview. he expressed hjs
admiration for President Wilson. and
said IL he were elected he would en-
heavor by progress policies to emu
late the example Of the North Amer
loan executive.
\ convention OF the more moderate
Liberal clements for the nomination
or candidate to oppose Senior Allie
'fnndri Will be held on May 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
EDITH KELLY GOULD FILES
SUMMONS IN DIVORCE SUIT
Complaint In Cnsc Declares Acts
Named Occurred Less Than
Five Years Ago.
Bv Associated Press. !

Y
MEM YORK. April 26.--Edith kcl.
~ Gould. who last week brought suit
Tor separation from Frank Jay Gould.
loua% He'd summons and complaint In
Il SUIT FOR divorce on Scripttiral
grounds. The plaintiff. from whom
Mr., Gould last year obtained Il divorce
In Paris, set forth that acts OF which
she had complained did not occur
nor" than 1--WE years ago" She asked
maj the defendant make suitable pro-
vision for her support.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
PAPER SHORTAGE INQUIRY
WILL START TOMORROW
Publishers OF Leading Journals tn
Appear Before Senate Invcsti-
eating Committee.
IlIv AssnrlniehI,rn.s |


WASHINGTON. APRIL 2G.-Coppres
sonar investigation of the print paper
shortage will br started next Wcdnes.
Gay by committee of the Senate
committee ON Manufactures. headed
by Senator Reed. Democrat. OF Mis-.
souri,. The committees plans include
inquiry into supplies. disti hutton and
prevailing prices.
Pending Congressional uction ,he
assistance OF the State Department in
the paper situation was invoked i'm
connection with efforts To secure re-
h"Nal OF restrictions upon export
from Canada az raw materials used
~ paper manufacture. Chairman
Porter. OF the House Foreign Affairs
committee. accompanied by repre-
Sentatires of the paper industry. con
ferred with Secretary Colby and re-.
ccfcu assurances that the suggestion
OF max ing the restrictions the sub.
rct or diplomatic correspondence
would he given careful consid.rntin,,
Publishers Of leading papers will be
invited To appear before the invcstI-
SatihE committee. senator Reed said
New York publishers will lie heard
Wcdn esday. and on succeeding duys
those OF Boston. Philadelphia and
Providence. Invitations are helm.
sent also to editors in Western cities
We nave taken the papers in the
order named without any purpose OF
excluding others" Senator Reed cy
Planned. 'bu; 40 that TOO many men
may not be taken from their bust
"'SS '' one time Beforr the commit
!" concludes It's investigation il OK
poets 10 rive publishers of all Glasses
OF newsparrrs an opportunity to cx-
press their views
appointment OF commission TO
seek removal OF Canadian .minrgory
on pulp wood was urged by senator
Underwood. Democrat. Alahama. be-
iorc the House Foreign Affairs Com.
nilttc" carrier IN tho day. Rctaliatory
legislation should he enacted he said
II friendly efforts toward this end
were unsuccessful.
Serious injury will be suffered by
there is no IcEisla,iou." Senator i.u
dcrwood said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
The Reason.

TWO years ago We wrote III this place that
the pacing of guns in the hants OF millions
a.! young men previously agreeable 10 ordi-
nary d!sc!pi!nrs. and teaching them tina, v!o-
l"ncc was justified in Nations. would breed a
rev Kind OF discomfort that would upset all
authority. including the authority OF them
'c!vcs among themselves. etc. etc. etc
Arn !: this present industrial upheaval isn't
the outcroppsns OF that sort oc education his
tory Kids Itself. After II has it's course
the weird will get back to production and
seli-res,raint but who thinks 10 stop il short
would dam the rapids with brooms;raw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
EXPLORER MAY ABANDON
ATTEMPT TO REACH POLE
navy Department Receives wo,,
Ihnt Nonid Amundxcn J.. In
Sibc
fRv As.nciar..i prrss-l

NV Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. April 26.--Radio
messages received today by the Navy
department from its station at COR
aova. Alaska. indicate that ROAD
Nnundsen' the Arctic explorer. In
tends TO abandon HIS effort to reach
the North Pole.
The messages said il was under
STOOD that Amundscn, who arrived
last week At Anadvr Siberia T.,
tended to take the steamer Vic,ori,
az Nome FOR Seattle. 1t was stated
the time OF his departure would dc
pend on The time OF his getting clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
MT On Conquest Property.

70 TIC ttt;u8t"r OF the Times Dispatch:
article appearing in the issue of weir no 20 n an
npr.i - in reference TO forest fires in
1hcsIerncld County. in which article Won
stated that ii is reported that the ire started
IN a saWm!ii. near or. on the property Of r.
l.. NohuucSt. OF richmond" ! regre, ,S ICED .
ins!E 10 learn OF the damage done by the nrn
Du, am very anxious TO correct this erroneous
report IS neither J.. l.. Conquest, r. l. CON
quest Il Son. Inc. OF which / am president.
nor any member OF the firm. has any Interest
direct or indirect. in any land. timber or saw
mil operation in Chesterfield County, any
where near the reported devastated section
Richmond. W. Amin "a 1870 ~ ''''i'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
MAR0NITE ARCHBISHOP
TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Most Rev. ChcckrnlIa Khouri II. Sn,d
10 hc First Syrian Prcintc to
Come tn America.

20 .NNoNIuItW ITtSN.
NEW YORK. April 26.wThe Most
rev. Checkrall a Khouri Maronife
archbishop Of Tyre. Syria, said tn he
me trst syrian archbishop of the Ro-
man Catholic Church to come to rho
United States. arrived here today on
Tue steamer Lorraine as extraordinary
apostolic visitor to the Mnronite
churches OF America. Ho will visit
churches in Philadelphia, Scranton
Milkcsbarrc and Pittsburgh pm
Cleveland. Youngstown and Cjncin,
Eati. Ohio; Wheeling. w. Va; st. Lon
is Detroit. Michigan City. Ind; Min
neaDolis and st Paul: Birmingha m
Ala: Richmond and Roanoke, va and
elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
BRITTAlN's BODY TO ARRIVE
'orosc or Rrar-AdmirnI Who COM
united Suicide Expected mt
Washington T0dny,

90. ~ ~ .NsFUVIHtNH FrrSN.
oGCANTANAMO BAY, CUBA. Anril
1.-THE body Of Rear-Admirai Carlo
B' Brittain, chief OF staff to the com
mandcr-i in chief OF the Atlantic Fleet
who committed suicide by shootInr.
on Thursday last, is due TO arrive nj
washington tomorrow On the hos
pita! ship Solace,
Ensign Thomas Britain. son OF tho
dead officer, who was with tho ncn,
AT the time of his fathers death -
accompanying the body TO wa sin :
captain Thomas r. Kurtz. assistant
chief Of stan. is now acting as chief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
REARGUEs FARM LOAN ACT
Supreme Court Rensxfgns Knnxns
Cnsc Attacking Validity

WASHINGTON, April 26.-Reargu-
mcnt Of validity OF the farm loan act
o: l9iG was ordered by tho Supreme
Court. which reassigncd to the docket
appeals from Kansas attacking the
statute. The lower court sustained
the act. The case, however, will not
be heard until next fall, - &.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Man Who Knows IL All.
Bf HENRY EDWARD WARNER

The word is full Of people who are pes.e.
Nal i';c specie every hole on Earth iniests:
Ia Your own immediate set. you
Know some one or two who fret YOU
Kick stone. and you'll uncover several nests!
They are fat. they thin. or shor;
Pests are pests. though they be big or they he
sman
Hut upon LIES long excursion.
Ay particular aversion
Is tho Human owl who thinks he knows il
all
There is one - every boarding house. | know
For my early ballroom life has told ME So
In your office YOU will meet them.
On the corner YOU will greet them
In :he march of asphalt hounds they come
:,nd go.
start topic anywhere: The second round
Hasn't started ere your Knowi:-al is found
You have hardly got it going
Till up springs the ver-knowing
AMI his wave as he stou,ly holds his
etOund
lie knows everything and when he's going
rgai
lie just hammers on his theme with all his
might.
II YOU venture Information
He displays such irritation
That YOU ge, bunch he wants TO start a
fight.
And statistics indicate. beyond doubt
That the only way you'll ever end the bout
Is 20 always mean what he mean,
And Ia simulate agreement
XII with nothing to oppose. he peters out,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
ONE KILLED, Is INJURED IN
VENICE'S LABOR DISORDER
Outbreak Followed Muiiny In GurrI-
son, During Which mn officer
Shot N Soldier

PARIS. April 20 (Iavns). Serious
disorders occurred In Venice before
the labor council of the city issued
an order sunday calling off the gem
rcss there for several days. One per-
son was killed and about fifteen
wounded during melee that fol-
lowed an attack on the Police Com
missioner. during which the officer
fred on tho crowd. The strike re-
sulted from mutiny in the garrison.
during which soldlet .was shot by
AN officer. ~. /. 2 ~ = 8. II b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Perfection.

Perfection is jewel rare.
y SlittcrlnG stone oc uncut air.
Surrounded by II brilliant ring
That's not composed of anything
When all the stars are dead and gone
When moons light UP the day at dawn.
When all the suns turn cold. and Night
Trades It's dark man;el for Days light:
When ionde:'s Here and Here "a There
Then we shall see that jewel rare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
GRAIN CARGOES STALLED
Three Cereal Laden Vessels Brcnk
Through Ice, but strike HnIts

,....- 7 Nv NSSOtIateH PT"SS. ]
BUFFALO. y. V, April 2G.-The
nrst three grain laden vessels to
break through the ice on Lake Erie
and make this port were held M to-
the elevators. They were the Wick
wire. II. II. Nyc and James T.. Walsh.
When the grain fleet arrived today
the itrcmcn and linemen refused TO
man Sigs To bring them TO the ele-
vaiors. The steamers were anchored
at the breakwall in the outer harbor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
DRY LAW EMPTIES PRISON
Illinois Jail VIII he Turned Into IIo-
tel M Prohibition Makes II
Unnecessary.

OTTAWA, Ills, April 2i.-Shcriff
I. =. Ayers announced today the OF
lava prison would be turned into Il
notcl because prohibition has empticd
II OF prisoners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Local Temperature Yesterday.

J T.. ". t"mpcraturc. ............... so
Maximum temperature to 4. Al. 81
Minimum temperature to l.. M.... 40
Mean Temperature yesterday ........ o.
Normal t.mprruturc for this datc.... 81
Deficiency yesterday ...............
EACrHs SinC" MnrCn l...... 80
deficiency since January i........... 2Jl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

Ii II HInerica really is the "pecvish child
.an international relations" it has received
p the San Reno conference the punish-
fient usually melted out 10 such spoiled
Youngsters. Il has been scundiy spanked
py the od-fashioned pOliiico-diploma,ic
gathering OF European powers, and its only
Fclace is what may be extracted from the
stick,of candy labeled Armenia Mean
while. it1 recent associates in the great
war feastins az the first table
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

rs Few Will hegrGds" the increase i'll the
cost Of living represented Ly the doubling
fof tho marriage Zee to ministers. nut why
iShpuld their contention FOR raise he based
son, the price Of funerals?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

Consianiinop!e dispatches on March
- gave the name OF Essud Pasha ns
among the Turkish leaders taken
Ottoman capital "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

IL What mental fell it is to learn that the
followers OF the ethereal ID 'Anuunzio. poet
;.of passion. are blockaded ~ their beloved
iFiumc because they are horse thieves
Sounds more like chapter from the moro
iprosaic warfare down OH thc Mexican
iborder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
REPORT GOVERNMENT OF
ALBANIA AS OVERTHROW
Dispatches Say That Follower. or rs.
s"u Pnshn. Nationalist. Have
Occupied Tirnnn
ny Associated Press.
B \ lIlN 4 tnrll NC

;. LONDON. April 26-Suppor,crs NJ
EsSh6 Pasha, Turkish Nationals,
lender and former Prov isionai Prcsi-
Albania. and overthrow the a.
Dahian government according to mes
sage from Florina. transmitted by the
exchange Telegraph correspondent MT
Athens. "t
The members of the over,hrown
government have been dispersed. the
message adds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

h The Germans and the President arc III
agreement on one thing. The French are
tmilitarists says the German Chancellor
iphe President had previously reached the
;Eame conclusion. However. in justice TO
:the French, il may be said that they are
Spply defensively mlitarisiic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

i SO far as noted. Congressman Willie Up
Fhews personal example movement TO have
4aip Congressman work in ovcrals has
gained no Roadway As they do no work
,to1spoal' o!, doubtless they think they are
!undcr no obligation to bite.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Voice OF the People

Letes. muHt give the nnme and address ~
the writer. Name Will NOT III, Dni,,S.Ss., a..
writer requests, fheo IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

Ruinfall ~ hours ending l.. NJ.
Rainfall - houts ending D.. NJ.
deficiency since March 1............ !.
Excess since January l.........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

The new constitutional party has ammo.
priatciy enough adopted cooked ba, as
us emblem. for that's what Il, viii he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

The wiscst man Earth had upward CT
200. OF WAS i; Loco. wives. Here's hoping he
GOT EN- all good jobs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

i Virginia Republicans, Of choice. may be
3tly white, but il is doubtful If tie natona al
ccnyention d Chicago with an eye 10 tn.
votes OF the colored brethren. will support
fhem in the drawing o: the color line For
tha, treason The cH:iies;ii. delega ton 10
b named here tddai has a good chance OF
recognition when il presents its claims of
trregsiarty on the part OF the Roanoke con-
fention II al least force the conver-
lion, as the Wanted friend OF the black
brother, 10 recognize II, or repudiate it and
risk Liz loss in November OF thousands OF
blac ksrotes in the South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

hefore the war the government depart
ments at Washington had 81 900 cmployec.
~ the nrmisiicc they had III 900. mos, or
whom are there yet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

Tho same man.
on tie same day
With the same public spirit
And the "a me Indignation.
Demanded Increased pay for policemen fire.
mon and school teachers
Aad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

II While Mr.. McAdoo answered his ques-
tcnnaire US private citizen, the result
Is al carefully constructed platform on
which -.he can step forth as candidate
shou1d.1he popular urging prove sufficiently
strong. or convention contingencies make
III desirable. With considerable political
acunleN he has framed his planks TO attract
the labor and the farmer vote and still give
mo ofense TO any considerable interests
StNithai, !, IS mighty good platform he has
evolved, and whether or not he is the
partys candidate il offers suggestions
worth while for the San francisco declara-
lion OF principles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
Charcoal Epn,. D,l,y Tho,.,,

When dis h?ar Earth stop movin' aroun'
sudden. said Charcoal! Eph modify. IAN
all Us humans 80 skihootin' through space wild
VIVA; they calls dis hyar centrifugal ;o:cc. /
reckon veal git n line Mars den huh p?
Try piece a. pinochlc pic, Afis,ah Jackson -
And even The clocks are striking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

Local observations ut 4 4. VI. Yesterday.
Wind direction. mort beast. wind We
locity. .: weather al T. Al. rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

II Governor Davis has not cast hi, hat into
the presidential ring. bu, IL has been tossed
an for-him by his own enthusiastic Conntv
OF Loudoun. And why not Virginia's Gov
ernor ranks with any other timber tha, NAV
be found IN the Democratic woods. ana he
covers head and shoulders above somf. of
fhe candidate whose bUoms nave achieved
Hore.-or less distinction 1t Is true. OF
course, that Virginia, NOT being q pivotal
State. has practically no chance OF winuiue
the presidency this year I'M, with Davis
and Ilass already in the lists there can
be nothing said To the political disparage.
MenL -of its favorte sons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27
The Weather
tfurnisi,ed by q. $. Weather .surean1

Forecast: Virginia.
showers and somewhat
warmer Tuesday. We'd
n-sdaS fair.
NOrtn CnrOilnu-
Showers AMI thunder
storms Tuesday: We'd
nrs,iny fulr: not much
change Ia trmprruture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-27

The conference OF allied premio,s has
lTesulted in complete agreement between
France; Italy and Great Britain rcrariirp
isettlement Of the several acute issues re-
imainlhg TO be disposed o! before Tho Yer
saillSs treaty becomes fully effective Tho
4rnitsyof the conference. briefly summed ,n
Amonnt TO the following: France e.ts IN.
mandate for Syria and the moral su,isfoc-
Hon 81 lining up Britain and Italy in :,
strong front toward Germany; Grea, Dri,
Yin gets MesOpotamia, Palestine. the rim
I'll fields OF Baku and Baum control az
Ss1e whoie Caucasus, control OF the Oar
Ia ,neties. absolute right over the Sucz Canal
is 40 the formerly Turkish sections OF ,hc
iiSSagq gag. Railway; italy obtains the pro-
p ,xtGTate OF Albania and Britain's economic
nnsspport. with much prestige with GERMANY
ssGsd. Central Europe generally for its gen.
,sssEAls policy OF reconciliation, while inciden.
81 lily reachinRsaccord with Jugo-SIavia as