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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
COLBY LEAVES CAPITAL
. ON DIPLOMATIC JOURNEY
Will Board L. 5. =. Florida for
South America at Hampton
Roads Today Noon.
EN- voYs BID HIM GooD-BY
Harding Will Arrive In Virginia
Waters at Same Time, but Not
Probable They Will Mcct-Will
Reach Old Point at & O'Clock.
lRy Associa,ed rressl

WASiiINGTON. Dec. 3.-Bainbridge
Colby. Secretary of State. left Wash
lngion today for South America.
where. rs the representative Of Prcsi-
dent Wilson. he will pay an official
visit to the governments OF Brazil
and Uruguay and an unofficial visit
10 Argentina
Befotr his departure on the presi-
DENTAL yacht Maynowcr for Hampton
Roads on the first leg of his voyage.
Mr.. colby met the Latin American
lean Union and they accompanied him
to the Mayhowcr, which was moored
at the navy yard. At the Pan Amer
lean Union there was an exchange
OF farewell addresses between the
secretary and Beltran Nlathicu. the
Chilean ambassador and dean OF the
Latin American ENJOYS. and at the
dock personal rareweils were OK.
changed
MIR. Colby Will reach Old Point Com
fort about o'clock tomorrow and
will transfer TO the battlcship Florida
at about 10 o'clock. The long voyage
TO Brazil will begin two hours later.
While the secretary is at Hampton
Roads, President Elect Harding will
arrive there aboard the liner Pas
torres from Panama. but 1t is inn
probable that the secretary and Mr..
Harding Will meet, as the President
elect plans TO so direct to Newport
News.
In his farewell address 10 the Sec
rotary of state. Ambassador Matthew
said MIR. Colby would carry TO the
peoples and governments, before
whom YOU will represent the eminent
President of the United States, the
eloquent expression of policy which
has opened new and broader horizons
of peace, and, ut the same time,
strengthened on our American conti-
| nent those sentiments OF mutual con-
| ndcnce and solidarity which the
American people have inspired by
reason OF moral elevation even SUI
, Derior TO their material greatness"
In his reply Secretary Colby cx-
pressed his appreciation OF honor
done him 10y the diplomats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
ONE KILLED, TWO HURT
WHEN DIXIE FLYER, 3
RSLA7E, WRECKED
Engineer Meets Instant Death.
Passengers Escapc
Injury.

TUNNEL HILL GA, Dee. i-The
first section of Nashville. Chattanooga
ana st. Louis train No. o. known as
the Dixie Flyer running three hours
iate and nj a rapid speed. was wreck ed
at Copclani's Crossing. four miles
north of here. AT 2:3O o'clock this
afternoon. the engine and five
coaches leaving the track
Engineer Julis Boston, Of Atlanta.
was instantly killed and Fireman
John Hardy. Of Dalton. Ca. suffered
a broken arm and bruises. while J. J.
Hollinssworth, OF Atlanta. was badly
bruised and injured internally. No
passengers were injured
The engine turned over on it's side.
nifty feet from the track. Engineer
Boston jumped from his cab. but Fire
man Hardy remained at his post The
track was torn up for 100 yards The
coachcs which remained on the track
were taken to Dalton by the second
section OF the train. which was
routed over the Southern Railroad
and proceeded on It's trip.
Tho road will not be cleared OF
~Teckase and repaired unNl late
Saturday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS
IN CLARA HAMON CHASE
interest Ccntcrs in Search Along
Border for Oil l.ing's For.
mcr Secretary.
COUNTY ATTORNEY Is ACTIVE:
Body Of Slain Man May BE Fix.
humcd-Pr"sccutor Orders Cloth.
ing Delivered by Sheriff Widow
VIII Return to Chicago.
COUNTY ATTORNEY Is ACTIvI


DALLAS. TEN. Dec. a-Impor,a,,
developments are expected shortly in
the mystery surrounding the fat.l
sho",iAE Of Jake l.. Iinmon "a, Ard
more Okla. and the alleged n!ght of
MS former secretary, Clara Smith
iiamon. cross Texas to Mexico
Interest Friday ccniercd in the
search In progress alon. the border
Tor the woman. and in tn. movements
of Frank Ketch, IIamon's business
manager
Ketch. who mas ,ns,.,ed on IN.
aecid"ntal shooting y.rsion oc the
killing OF ia. millionaire Oklahoma
politician. was IN For, Worm Thurs
day night. Efforts to !ocatc him Fri-
ha$ were not successful. one rcoor,
Was tha, he had gone to Ranger. in
the West Texas OIL nelds Another
zen him 10 El pa-o
Reports from FL paso and Juarcz
acc!ar. tina, both cities have been
thoroughly cc,nDed !or the woman.
with no Success.
The fact tha; County Attorney
Russell Brown. of Ardmore. is max
ing has second trip TO Texas leads
authorities her. TO believe thct the
woman has been located On his
first trip here Brown obtulned the
story OF T. w Sails, the chauffeur
who declared he drove the woman
from Dallas TO cisco.
County officials at Swretwater de-
med knowleds" Of any evidence that
Clara Smith iIamon had left the train
there. instead OF going TO l.! Paso.
They said her furs had not been
found in The Swectwatcr depot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
President Still Strongly DESTROYS
OF Appearing in Congress Monday

and IL was snid Tint hr would br
able tU go 10 the Capitol without
the Md of either his whccl-chnir
or u cane.
Srnntr and House leaders have
sought Information from the White
House as to whether the PrrSf-
dent will receive this year the
committee usunIip appointed ut
the opening dny of Congress for
mnlly 10 notify him that tho cN-
crutirc body was In session and
ready to receive cornmunfcn tions
from tho executive. hut as yet no
reply has bccn given.
because Of the Presidents Ill
ness. the formaiity Of u romnit-
tee visit 10 the White House wns
dispensed with last December md
the President notified by letter
that Congress was In session. The
annual message then was frnns-
mittrd {" the senate aud House by
messenger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
WILSON RECEIVES REPLY
TO ARMENIAN ACCEPTANCE
icy Associated Press !

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Presiden.
Wilson had hcfoIS him today the re.
ply OF the leasueNof nations council
10 MS acceptance OF the role OF med.
ator between the Armenians and the
turkish Nationalists. The text ot
The councils reply reached the White
House last night.
While White House officials had
no information as to the procedure ~
De adopted by the President. ,h,
presumption was that he would nwafr
communica lions .ron the spaniah
and BRAZILIAN governments. who NJ.
so offered their services as med,,,o-
The council in It's reply TO the prasi-
dent, stated IT had requested Spain
ana Brazil To communicates with Mr.
Wilson. 49," "''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dcr. PrrsI-
dent Wilson was represented to-
day ny bcinE "str"nEly dcSirous"
of appearing; In person before Con-
grcnS next week to deliver what
will he his last annual message {"
that body. lie has not yet. how
ever, made known his plans.
Hoih Secretary TumuIty md
Rear Admiral GraySon. the Presi-
dents physician. profess complete
Ignorance OF MIR. Wilson's decision.
and IL IL not expected that nc Will
make IL known until just bcforr
Congress IL rcndy 10 receive the
executives message next Tuesday.
Those In close touch with tho
President have stated that his
health had omprovcd 80 rapidly In
the last few weeks that there was
no doubt of his ability to Eo he
fore Congress II he desired to do
80. MIR. Wilson ceased using his
whceI-chair more than week ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
MAKE ELABORATE
PLANS TO RECEIVE
GENERAL N|VELLE
Famous French Chieftain
Will Arrive Here Tues
day It 7:10.
HERO OF VERDUN TO VISIT
HISTORIC PLACES IN CITY
Military Order of World War
Names Committee to
Meet Guest.

General Robert Georges Nivrile.
TIA" hero Of verdun" wi!l reach
!:!chmond carly Tuesday morning
from Washington. arriving n Broad
street station "a; 40 o'clocS. H..
viii hc accompanied by Colonel Axan.
his chief OF stan. and party o:
French officers. The French general
will leave The same night :or New
Orleans. Extensive plans are being
mad" for the entertainment o! the
Distinguished guest. The morning
and evening program has already
been prepared. but final arrange
'nents for the afternoon have no,
Oc"n decided upon.
R!chmond's houorcd guest and hi.
stan vii! be met 1T The station by u
reception committee composed Of The
following: Captain l.. G. Walton. .Ir..
adjutan;- OF the Military or
der OF the World War. and chairman
OF IN. entertainment committee OF
IN" ioca! chapter: Major Marshall Nj.
Milton, General W. W. Sale. Major Il.
Foster Witt. Captain Calvin Sattcr.
h"id. Jr. Colonel j. Fulmer Bright.
'"ionc! j. t;arn-tt Nelson. Lieutenant
Jonn j. Wicker. Jr, Captain Greer
Baus hman. Major Richard T.. Be!rnc.
Tor the Military order of the Worl,
War: Major W. W. l.aPrad. and c,i
"""! Jonn cutchins. representing IN.
itIciimond chapter Of the America,
Legion; Colonel Leroy Hodges. rep
rrscni!nS Governor Davis; General 10
Lane Stern. Captain Joseph LENA
surfer. Major +. -. Cogh!li. c. = A.
August Sinonp!e;r! ANA g. II. !IoT-
bauer. noted French artist.
VIII Go tn Jefferson.
Inc visitors will b. escorted TO the
Jefferson Hotel. where they Will be-
duartered- y reception breakfas, wilI
be rendered them AT the Common
wealth Cinb by. Consul Simonp.etr:,
w:th Major LeMasurier and Monsieur
hofroaucr az o'clock. AT $40 O'Clock
the general and his stan. accompanied
ny 'he reception committees. will starr
on an automobiic tour throughout tho
ci'E MI Of the members o: the Mil
itary order committee will be in fail
uniform. The automobiles viii b,
decorated with American and Frru IA
Gags
They will nrst go to capi,ol
Square and overlook the grounds ana
buildings General 10 Lane stern
VIII point out TO the visitors the ya
r.ous points OF interest connected
"ith that place. y. 1915 the gen
- n and his sta't WI Pay an of,i,. II
call on ,;ov"-n.r Wcst:rureirn
Davis. The renowned warrior and
party viii then or nirocuc@d "a the
I"vernor by M.,i"r Marshall 81. Mil
u II commander ot the RicLnnon.l
chapter OF the Military Order cf the
World War. R:chmonders will b., ;.f
iorded Il chance TO get sight OF the
French hero and his staff ut 1890
when he Will so along Main street
past Washington's heedauar,ers 20
Ga -. Johns Church Some time
Will be spent there in examining tho
church and all matters O; in,crcs,
VIII be eNnlained TO the guests by Dr.
douglas Freeman. From ST. John
church he Will go 10 the Confederate
Musenm, arriving there at HES.
h!!e there the party will be intro
tGctl by General W. w. Sale TO Mis-.
Sus!" =. Harris and Miss SalIic Ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
SILENCE OF MINUTE
TO GREET WIDOW OF
LORD YOR OFCORY
Mrs. Wurie! .HncSwiner Ar
rircs at Quarantine aboard
Liner Celtic.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Thc liner
Celtic, bearing TO America Mrs. Muriel
MacSwincy. widow OF the Lord Mayor
OF Cork. who died on hunger strik @
in an English prison. arrived a,
quarantine shortly before o'clock
today.
The ship arrived too late to be
passed tonight. and will not dock
until tomorrow morning. /, was an
nounced that no arrangements had
been made 10 bring Mrs MacSwincy
to Manhattan this evening by tug
for the reception planned for her
here by Sim Fcin sympathizers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
TIDEWATER PREPARES TO
GREET PRES|DENT-ELECT
Will Extend One OF Most Enthusi-
astic Welcomes Ever Accorded
Visiting Government Official.
PERFECT RECEPTION PLANS
Official Party, Aboard Torpedo
Boat Destroyer, Will Meet PAS
torres at Quarantine, on Old Point
Comfort This Morning.
lRv .Associated press. |

NORFOLK. VA. Dec 3.-Ali Tide
water Virginia is today prepared |"
extend 10 Elect Warren G..
Harding one OF the most enthusiasts
welcomes ever accorded visiting
government official. Plans for his
reception in Norfolk and Newport
News have been completed and with
adviccs that Senator Ilarding's ship
vii! arrive at quarantine on schcd-
ulc time no hitch in the program Is
anticipated.
The Official party from Norfolk Will
:euvc this city tomorrow morning at
o'clock on Il torpedo boat destroyer
and Will meet the President elects
ship. the rastores, Al quarantine, on
old Point Comfort. Major Clinton l..
Wright is chairman o. the commit
tee that will have charge of the re-
ception in this city. and the official
party, which will SO out 10 the rns-
torres to welcome Senator Harding. is
composed of Joltn y. Lesner. post
master: Mayor Albert l.. Roper. j.
Watts Martin and J. !. Jenkins.
Meet Pnstores ut Quarantine.
United States customs otlicinls Will
also riect the rastores at quarantin.
tonight received teIcgraphic instruc-
tions from Secretary of the Treasury
Houston. directing him To give free
party. and to extend all possible
courteses which would facilitate the
landing OF the party.
Unless there is some change ia
! present plans. the collector of the
al IA &c N,.iI nl,i
be the only people 10 board the 'as.
tore.; a. quarantine. No provision has
been made for tho official committees
"f either Norfolk or Newport News
To board the Pastorcs.
From quarantine the Pastorcs will
proceed 10 Newport News where IN
inspection OF the plant OF the New
port News Shipbuilding ana Dry
Dock Company will be included in
;hc program. This will be followed
ny luncheon AT The Warwick Hotel.
At 30 the destroyer that carries the
Norfolk party to Ncwpor; News vii!
carry the Senator and party and In"
welcoming cofnInittces To the Namp-
ton Roads naval operating base
where they will bc met by Admira!
=. f. Fechtclcr. comnandant of the
~ III Alter an m
spection OF the naval base, The party
Will go to the army base.
Visit NorfoIk Navy Snrd.
There the party will board the de.
stroNcr for trip to the Norfolk
navy yard. arriving there about 3:ao
J.. VI They will be met by ALmira!
6. II. Hurrage. c"mmandan: Of the
navy yard. ana his stan. After an
inspection Of the yard. the entire
party Will proceed to the city audi
torium. where Senator Harding is
scheduled To speak al O'Clock
An elaborate reception for Mrs
Harding and the women Of the Of
hc!a! party has been arranged 10 bn
held at the Monticello Hotel. while
Senator Harding is speaking at tho
auditorium.
dinner Will be rendered the visi-
tors at the Monticello Hotel at
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Mrs. Hnmon VIII Return.
tBy United News. ]

CHICAGO. Dec 3.-Mrs. lake l..
liamon. widow OF The millionaire Re-
publican national committeeman from
Oklahoma, VIII return to her home
here Saturday. Mrs. Hamon who
had been cnstrangcd from he! hus-
hand. attended his funeral at Ard
more. Okla. She has been living here
since her son entered the University
o. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Christmas Viands Must Not Contain
Vivifying Juices Jaw Forbids 1T!

such products must contain les.
hoi. They ni>o state that the reg
uiniions require that such prod
urts shall not he used or soId on
the premises, and that thIs cTcc-
lively bnrrcd the housewife from
innklnE any Christmas food. with
liquor In them. The regulations
specifically stnt~ that permits shall
not br Issued 10 hutris aud rrsiau-
rnnts.
Rcfailcrs d" not have Ia have
permits To sell ruIinnr. products
containing less thnn onc-hnif nf 4
per cent "r alcohol obtained from
nuthori.cd manufacturers. official.
snId.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
kctch Visits Ranger.

RANGER, TENAS. Dec. 3.-Frank
ketch. business manager for the late
Jake l.. iiamon, arrived here late FRI
day. lie WAS accompanied by Jake
l.. Hamon. Jr.. son OF the dead Rcpub-
lican rational committeeman. and a
DR.. Perkins, Il brother of Mrs. Jake
L. liamon. kctch declared he was
here on business. iiamon has en-
tensive oil propertics, in this district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
IBy Associated I'rrs..I

WASIIINf:TON. Dec. :..-Thc I'm
NorinE of homemade Christmas
plum pudding. minrrmcut md
branded cherries and pruchrs with
alcoholic spirits II In violation of
tn" prohibition enforcement Inv.
md such foods are Liable 10 .cI,-
nre, u wax stated today Mt the
Burcnu or Internal Revenue.
"nri"is explained that undcr
'hcir Interpretation Of the cnforcr-
m"ht net. culinary products In
which alcohol Is nm ingredient cnn
De made only by Manufacturers of
f"od products who obtain n per-
NIT from the government. and that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
salute OF Moment. Silence.
IRy Universal Service. |

NEW YORK, Dec. a long mo-
mcnt silence will be the salute which
thousands of men and women. gather
ed before the North River pier, where
the White Star Liner Celtic is to
dock. will tender Mrs. Terence Mac
Swiney. widow of the martyr Lord
Mayor Of Cork.
because of delay in making quar-
antine. the reception planned for the
Irish woman and her sister-in-law
will take place about 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning when tho steamship
will tie up. The committee. headed
by Mayor Hylan. will conduct Mrs.
MacSwiney through Fifth Avenue to
tho st. RegisAHotel, where she will
s.op during her visit to this city. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
CHINESE KILL SIXTY
Troops Mutiny In Treaty Port of Uhu
Pch Province. Says Shanghai
Report,
IBy Associated press.l

SHANGHAI. Dec. 3.--A message re-
ccivcd here today from Hankow re-
ports that sixty persons have been
Killed in the mutiny OF Chinese troops
at lchang, treaty port in IIu peh
Province.
Gunboats arc due 10 reach Ichang
today. The situation in the city is
said to be q,Jster. but looting is con-
tinuing. Chinese troops have been
dispatched TO the scene or mutiny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Make Cox Life Member.

NEW YORK. Dec. a.--Governor
Cox, of Ohio. defeated Democratic
nominee for President, today accept
cd life membership in tho National
Democratic Club. I feel highly COM
plimcntcd to be made n life member
Of the club" said Governor Cox In
his letter of acceptance, ut has had
useful .carner,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
ResIs,nncc inupportunr.

LONDON. Dec. 3-Fourtccn italian
deputies representing all political
parties. have left Toy F!ume. says i
Rome dispatch to the Central News
under Thursdays date. 10 endeavor
To persuade Gabrielle d'Annunzio :ha:
his resistance is inopportuuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
nah Hank Aiesaenrers.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 1.-Two
bank messengers carrying bonds said
to be valued at $4,000. were held up
ana robbed by two bandits near the
ST. Paul posi- office, in tho heart Of
the downtown district. shortly before
6 o'clock tonight. Tho bandits
escaped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Geo as Conf. ON nnI,n,

BOSTON, Dec. 3.--Crcditors OF this
defunet Old Colony Foreign Exchange
Company. which sought to emulate
Charles Pcnzrs scheme for auica
riches. will receive about Is cents
Tor each dollar OF the $4,000 lnvest.
3D. they were told in the bankruptcy
court today. Receiver John f.. Han
niBan was elected trustee. He re-
ported that he now has s1Sa.Oo0 oe
assets. Creditors numbar i, 400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
RAIL WAY MEN WILL
CONSIDER REVISING
TRAIN SCHEDULES
Meet Representatives Of
Many Civic Bodies at
Jefferson Today.
CHANGES ARE URGED TO
BOOST ClTYS BUSINESS
Better Transportation Facilities
Would Open Up Vast
Trade Territory.

Railway officials and representa-
:iv-s OF tn. Travellers Protective AZ
Sociation. United Commercial Trav-
clcrs, the Chamber Of Commerce. the
kiwanis Club. the Rotary Club tho
Retail! Merchants. Association and the
Advertisers Club VIII meet this
morning at 10 o'clock in tho Jen.r-
son Hotel to discuss revision OF the
schedules o. trains coming into and
leaving Richmond.
The railroad oniciIls WAC viii at
tend the conference are John -.
Potts. Richmond. general passenger
ag"nt. Chesapeake and Ohio: John y.
Mordccai, Richmond. traffic pnsscn- =
ger agent. Richmond. I'rcdcricksbury
and Potomac: g. Il. Ryan, Portsmouth.
general passenger agent. Scaboard
Air Line; J. r. Dalton. Norfolk. gem
cral passenger agent Norfolk and
southern; r. c. White. Wilmington,
division passenger agent. Atlantic
Coast Line, Il. T. Laird. Richmond.
travelling passenger agent. Atlantic
Coast Line: W. Il. Beylll. Roanoke.
general passenger agent. Norfolk and
Western. and Captain g. w West
bury. Washington. division pass,
ger agent, southern EsS,cin.
Several prop">cd Changes.
The aims OF the Joint committee
and the points for discussion with
the officials are embodied in the fol
lowing proposed changes 20 the pres
ent train service:
Establishing OF Pullman service
from Kichnomd 10 Wilmington. y.
G.. and return. for ali cities in East
crn North Carolina
similar service to stanton and
return.
To shorten the running time be-
tween Richmond and Wilmington.
On The Ja:S.s River division Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. the
Richmond ~ 10 \. NJ, to S \. NJ. and
Corresponds. change in No. 10. ar
r!vins in Richmond al 3:50 Z. NJ, to
$3.50 T. NJ
\ change in the train west on the
Chesapeake ana oh.o. from a:3o p.
NJ. TO 1880 l.. NJ
On the Southern T,'stem the rain
serving Danvi!lc and southwestern
points. nov leaving AZ IL T.. NJ,
changed 20 1880 L. NJ.
Ho!hS east 10 Norfolk and Newport
News. the fast train leaving Rich
Inond n 9 \ NJ changed 10 ,:30 \.
NJ. and i corresponding chanse in
Norfolk
ProvidinE train on the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac 10 leave
lichmond at 1880 T. NJ. to serve all
points north OF Washington. Present
leaving time is S.i5 l.. NJ
In Introducing the proposed
changes before the conference and
crtlin!ng soine of the benefits realized
by the railroads and the city. NJ.
:. Knight. Of the kiwanis club. will
say in part:
Important Trade Center
Richmond today is the most i'm
F2rtant city commercially. between
Washington and Baltimore and New
Orleans in tho direction OF north and
south. East an: cst il is the most
important city between he Atlantic
Ocean and Cincinnati. Ohio
Richmond today is, If you r,:e,cs
city Of not less than c9s.OG0 sou,s.
II is one OF the richest cities in the
United states. The per capita wealth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
Workmen Take Week Off
to Help in Adjustment
lmy A.sociatcd rrcs..I

LsQuEHANNA. PA. Dec. a.
In voluntary effort to heIp the
company In Its rradjustment noI-
ley. wHrkmcn In the Eric shops
to "take week OF" December
:+ 10 january =. 4 limited nuln-
her Of men will remain on the
Job for seryice In nm emergency:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
COLLINS GETS IS YEARS
Pleads Guilty TO Completely In Ss,0Ga,-
600 Train Robbery in Iowa
Recently.
[By Associated press.I

DIES MONIES. IOWA. Dec. 3.-Kcith
Collins pleaded guilty in the Federal
District Court today to completely In
the recent robbery OF n Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy mail train at
Council Bluffs, in which money and
bonds estimated at more than $4,000, :
900 were taken, Judge Martin u.
Wado sentenced him to nfteen yoars
In prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-04
League Conference Dcrcmbcr T..

By Wireless to Associated Press
ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP
PASTORES. Dec. 3-Prcsident
Eject harding cHpccts 10 go from
Norfolk TO Washington and thence
10 Marion. Ohio. Tuesday or We'd
nesday. lie probably Will spend the
remainder OF the month in Marion.
few days Will be occupied with
clearing his accumulated correspond
cnce aud the Senator will hold his
first league OF nations conference on
December IL. lie hopes TO complete
these conferences by the end OF De-
cembcr.