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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
WIELKIE ZYSKI TRAMWA-
JoW MIEJSKICH.

Jeze!i tramwaje miasta Chica-
60 bedq prowadzone dalcj W
ten spoSCb, TO zySki ich do roku
1927 wynioSq $2j0,00O,000.
Chester L. Cleveland. pomo-
cnik radcy, oskarzyf Leonardo
Busby, prczesa tramwaj6w miej-
skich, oraz bylcgo prczcsa kolei
gornych o ukrycic W raportach
rocznych zyskcw, jake kompanja
zarobiia wSkutek podwyzszonej
cplaty S-mio ccntowcj. Pan Cle-
veland utrzymuje, &c kompanje
tramwajowe przy 5-cio centowej
cpiacie zarabiaja rocznie ma pu-
blicznoSci $21,O00,000 wiecej niz
i'm sic nalezy. Pan Cleveland O.
znajmil rowniez, re bedzie sic
stara1, azeby przywr6cic po--
wrotem oplate 5-cio centowa.
SPRAWA MIESZKANIOWA.
Delegaci, ktorzy powr6cili ze
Springfield, oznajmili, re akt
kessingera ma wszelkie szanse,
re zostanie przyjety przez senat
stanowy izbe komitetowa oraz
cz}onk6w chicagoskiej ligi loka-
tor6w. Spodziewaja sic, ze spra-
wa zostanie ostatecznie rozstrzy-
.gnieta We wtorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
FRANCJA osTRZEGA MEM
CY PRED KONCENTRoWA
MEM WOJSK MA G. SLASKU

ERANIJA OS NLEGA MEM
CY PRED KONCENTROWA
MEM WoJSK MA G. SLASKU
Paryz. 1S. marca. (Prasa Stow
- Francuski ambassador w Ber-
l:nie Charles Laurent otrzymaf
instrukcje cd swego rzadu, aze-
by poinformowa} Rad niemieckl,
ze Francja posiada wiadomoSci o
koncehtracji wojsk niemieckich
IA granicy Gornego slaska.
Francja zazada cd Niemiec Scisie
60 sprawozdania, jezeli jah od-
dzia} wojska przekroczy granlce.
Pr6cz tego ambasadorowi francu-
skiemu poruczono za}ozyc formal
ny protest pred rzadem nierie-
ckim przeciwko obecnosci wojsk
niemieckich na granicy Gornego
Slaska.
ALJANcI ME DoPUSzCzA
no ZABURZEN MA G. SLA-
SKU.
Opole, IS. marca. - Wiadze
alianckie posiadaja dokumenty,
ze Niemcy zamiierzaja wzniecit
wo;ne ma G6rnym Slasku i wo-
bee tego zostaly Poczynione
wszclkie przygotowania. azeby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
O KontroIe Rzadowa Mad Materja-
}ami Wybuchowymi.
7 NIEPOROZUMIEN KOLEJOWYCH.
Harding zada Przejrzenia Sprawy Debsa.
100000 Ma Pomnik Dla Poleg|ych.
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE

Hughes opublikowai wczoraj
tckst noty, jaka wysiai tclcgraii,
cznie rcpubicc panamsl1icj. r6.
wnajacej sic stanowczcmu ulti--
matum. Nota ia zada natyci,.
nlastowcgo przyjecia przez rad
panamski decyzji scdziego maj
Wyzszcgo trybunalu Stanow Zjc-
dnoczonych White'a, ustanawia.
jacej linjc graniczna pomiedzy
PaiIama, kosta Ryka. Nota ia
rownicI wzywa rad panamski
do natychmiastowcgo wyznaczc-
MIA komisji izynicrskiej, ktoraby
wsPolnic takaz sama komisjs
hosta Ryki wymicrzyla dokiad-
mic granicc polniedzy obu repu-
blikami na podstawic decyzji se-
diego Whitc'a. Rad panamski
re sprawa swego nieporozulnic-
ria L kosta Ryka odni6s} sic byi
60 Lisi Ludlow, ably ia spor ten
za}atwila, na CO jednak nova ad-
ministracja Hardinga ME chce
sic zgodzit i sama nieporozumic-
,,;, ou.o ,,-,rn,rr,c ,,e;L,;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
NOMINACJA 4 ADWOKA-
TOW DYSTRYKTOWYCH.

Prokurator dystryktowy Clyne
cznajmii, zew ciagu najblizszyci1
dni zostanie nominowanych CITE
rech asystentow prokuratorow
dystryktowych. Wszyscy czterej
maja, bye republikanami. Nazwi-
ska ich narazie pozostaja W ia
jemnicy.
Clyne otrzymai instrukcje Cd
prakuratora ,generalnego Dau-
gherty, azeby umorzyl wszystkie
sprawy podpadajace pod prawo
Levera wskutek zajecia przeci-
wnego stanowiska przez Sad Maj
wyzszy. Pomiedzy sprawami,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
KrOnika Chica&0ska.

ktorc maj9 bye umorzone, W Chi
cago znajduja sic nastepujace
sprawy: ,,Ruddcr Coal Co., &C.
Earl Co." Blunt Bros"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18

Dokohczenie na stroniey {
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
PoLICJA OTRzYMALA 13
NOWYCH SAMOCHODoW.

Policja chicagoska otrzymaiA
10 nowvch samochod6w, kt6re
beda uzyte specjalnie do walk Z
bandytami samochodowymi. Sa-
mochody zostaiy obejrzanc przcz
szefa Dolicii FitzmorriSa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-18
w SPRAWIE WYDOSTANIA
WODKI z MAGAZYNOW
PANSTWOWYCH.
Washington, 1S. marca.

komisarz prohibicyjny, Kramer,
wydaI wczoraj rozporzadzenie, il
/ dniem 1go kwietnia br. zostaje
zniesiony zakaz, zabraniajacy
wydostawania w6dki z magazy-
now rzadowych. Rozporzadzenie
TO 'dotyczy r6wniez detalicznych
aptekarzy. Jednoczesnie komisarz
Kramer oglosi}, IL okofo 15go
maja wszyscy llurtowni kupcy
wodki musza wycofac sic &c
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06

r. E PENCE
". CAMAC
/. D. DREWREY
ROBERT S HOLMES
GEO. r. JOHNSON
q. n. SiCkLER
M. v. LAWRENCE
S. j PEABODY
a j. EARLlNG
q. L. ARMSTRONG
GEO. r. NEWALL
G FRED JOHNSON
RICHARD r. E0MONDS
Editor Manufacturers Recorn
MRS ANNE L. STEPHENSON
TAEO. SEN6STAk
FRED TODD
ALBERT STtGER
e HOLMES
JAMES N. GAMBLE
John j. RANDALL
opNoNp Beach PROPERTY OWN
ERS ASSOCIATION
0rrnond Beach. Fla.
voLUsiA COUNTY BRIDGE CO,
a CLARK. President,
r.rst National Bank Of Daytons
HOTEL CLARENDON,
Potter. President and Man
aging Director.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06

L. r. ROWE & CO, jewelers.
RlDeEwooD HOTEL
( p. Woodbury.. Manager
SIMPSON d POPE.
Owners Of Orton7.
DR. c. c. BCHANNCN.
Physician and Surgeon.
HOTEL oRMOND.
L. z. JOHNSTON. Narao
MRS. HARRIET PUTNAM
Seal Estate
DAYTONA CRATE Co
7. z. Williams.
HAMILTON 7OTEL
Mrs. g. ~. Nabbetta. Prop-t
5. c. ARCHIBALD. President
Daytoas Cnamber Of Commerce
FU0UAY & GREEN.
Architects and Builders
c. NJ MCDONALD s SON
Beat Yard
MERCHANTS BANK
EAST COAST STATE BANK
H. r MCCLELLAN,
Novelty Works.
NEW GABLES HOTEL
WILLIAMS { MOORE
Machine Works.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06
The Halifax Country AS a
Mecca for Good Hotels

0 W gpd d dpedma gnoasa dive L,d
community of sunshine
~
h tk g nc hbyk gG uoEr along hunht
omntc Q h hand pleasures kase
H deh o such
mattel he mai
hal
o N the Country men t degree in Ht pdn
o heb ahd ennHe4 Country en
fomerye m Ef Ch % WI h p here
h
mIE tn GUN n flor L n
odoent kv dynHe
andsoHn whohn adopted anect gkrm En play
Therefore ma OF y
Hdewodr xComty, duhr 0 e aswo
The hotels o n
her
ru pleasure Of
is tn fnof esp publish by t operate no In GLOWING
~ c~l.o
DAz Anrnm ~U
500
0I%&& s@@S
@0@ Ap maMa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-06

BRETON INN tormond Beach,
g. p. Wiring. Owner.
HOTEL DEsPLAND.
j. n. Botterhe'd, Resident Man
eyer.
B0NO-HCWE LUMBER CO.
JAS. ( FRANCIS co. lormond)
General Merchandise.
r. E. LOWE l0rmond)
Garage.
j. a. Reilly g0rmond)
Real estate
ORM0ND TERRACE ADDITION.
=. ~. Clark. Manager.
PRINCESS IsSENA
renry ". Haynes, Prop.
c. nj. GE&GER fOrn ond1
Drusg 81
pAYTONt s00N < STATIONERY
CO
a. /. SMITH & CO.
Real Estate.
W. +. GARDINER. Art shop.
L. NJ DRAKE
PRINCE GEORGE HOTEL
Hityard & Hgolroya Props.
DAYToNA MACHINE WORKS
". Gol5enbers.
p. n. MCDONALD. Meat Market
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER FLIGHT TO CANAL
c-Tliousaud.Nlilc Air Cruise
Completed in Seventeen Flying
DayS-Onc Fatality Occurs.

lhN Associated 'ttSts
- PANAMA. Iau. lG.--NaNal officers
here are enthusiastic over ;tc sue
-Gcssful completion OF the Hight from
san Diego, Cal. to tho canal Zone by
twelve OF the navy Fol Scapianos.
which arrived here saturday evening.
The two remaining machines OF the
squadron are expected 10 arrive here
today.
The hight. which covered 3.2oO
miles and was completed in seven
teen lying days WAS married by enc
fatality. Chief Radio Electrician Cain
having been KILLED 4, Fonseca hay. on
the western coast OF Central Amcri
ca. when he was struck by u pro-
pcllcr of one of the machines. The
flyers encountered squalls IA crossing
the Gulf Of Tchauntepvc. and were
given severe shaking ur.
The Hight which ranks We'll up
among the louG"S, on record. was
over Il course never before ;raycrS ed
10y aircraft and the ayiutors arrived
here with a record OF only one forced
landing. Tho journey WAS completed
with only tire" mann supply bases.
StaTtin; from Sar Diego ON pccem-
her 80. the SGaplanCS made nine stops
-Bartolome Say, Magdalena Iiay,
Handcras BAY, Acapulco Salina Cruz,
FonScCa ELy. BuMta Arenas, l!ahid
Honda and Panama. Captain Henry
q. Muslin. commanding the squadron.
stated upon his arrival her" that tho
flight was unique. since only TWO days
We're taken up with the preparatory
work.
Commander j H. Towers. naval
aviator, who became famous when
American s.aplancS succeeded lin
cross .ns The Atlantic, became III Win
appedic!tis on hoard Il supply ship
which did not carry IA doctor. ana ~
plane called by wireless brought a
phys iCian from another vessel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

can administration viii look after its
1t may be DcmocratiC--it matters lit
tie: i; is always pro French. | am
sure. Please tell them that in Amer
lea.
Thos" who have been in France
for many years understand that We
are not n!l!tar!st nation. We have
The warmcst desire to hc on Il friend.
is footing with the British aud Amer
!cau nations. but there liz Il pact. sign
ct at Versailles. which must be full
filled, trust that in the fu.alInent
Of that pact We come not in contest
with our rriends.
My ministry will make lie, bow
in the chamber Tuesday. /: may be
tina; a representative OF France Viii
meet ;he British ard Italian dele
gates the next day: I have asked for
no pcSipcucmcn;. France will NICE;
the foreign delegates ana discuss
questions CT international interest as
ii there Were no crisis in France"
The general impression in polit!-
cal circles is that the Cabinet. as con
stitut"d by NJ. BriHnd. is u very pow
crtUi element. although many are de-
plcr!ug the absence OF NJ. poincarc
ana Niv.ani from the combination.
NJ BRAND has succeeded in form
!nE his seventh Cabinet. which. as lie
says himself. cmbodies national
unity"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

son was known to have carried !,
bunch Of keys and when his clothing
was searched after the crime none
could be found. lie was also In the
habit or carrying some sort OF papers.
which were also missing following
the tragedy.
The pistol, which WAS taken from
IN" dead man. may play II big part in
solN ct the mystery. The pistol
MAS siScn 10 Mr.. Minson by IIarr,
Sca% his employer Every person ar
rested ana taken to the various sta
ton houses is searched ana his MIS-
tol examined. The description of the
weapon IL that II was or an old d.
sign. did not work properly and was
"i II medium calibcr. II any arrest
Is mai" AMI amy pistol fitting this de
SER. ! Is found. ii is probable. that
ih"J VIII be severely catecl,ix.d IN
regard To the case.
1t VAS said last night that. al.
though several pistols had been cap
,ureh ny the police, none hitting this
description had been found.
The approximate time of the muir
"t' "s IN. result Of Investigations l.,
C"r"'"r Whitfield. has been cstab-
Hsh III" Coroner said that tn.
crii"' "aa evidently committed carly
In the evening. but that II burnIna
lantern on the table revealed tn.
fact that II was after dark. Major
sherry. chief Of Police. is of the SAINT.
opinion. That there Was more than
one Of the mmrdcrers ard that they
wcrc acuuaintanccs OF AIR. Minsnu IL
also believed to bc Il fact, II has also
h"cn established that Mr.. Minson was
not KILLED until nc had pm, up III.
hes; light he was capable Of and that
d" was killed In the .hanty where
as body was found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17


advertising or Of corporate or trade
ua'acs.
Unauthorized appropriation OF the
results OF a competitors ingenuity.
labor ana expense. thereby avoiding
costs otherwise necessarily involved
in production.
Preventing competitors from Sc
curing advertising space in news
i.apcrs OF periodicals by mIsreprcscnt
ing their standing or other misrep-
rcsentation calculated 10 prejudice
advertising mediums against them.
Misrepresentation IN the sale OF
stock Of corporations: selling rebuilt
machines of various descriptions, re.
huNt automobile tires and old mo-
lon-picture aims slightly ohangcn
and renamed for new products. and
the harassing OF competitors hy false
requests FOR estimates on bills OF
goods. for catalogues. quotations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
NEW lOl,K'S CRIME WAVE
kENIfES MS ACTIVITY
lHy Associated Press. /

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-Two cases
OF homicide. numerous holdups. rob
berries and increased police activity
were recorded today when New
GUr<'s crime wave. ahated after tn.
christmas holidays. apparently bro,i.
acrysh
shot during hight IN West onc
hundred and Forty-scventh street.
Edward Markic. clerk. died en- route
10 q hospital IN acuuaintuncr.
Frank Bond. Was arrested later
charged with the shooting. which he
denied
An unidentified friend. with whom
hc mad urarrcied. lay in wal, for
James sullivan early today and shot
him Ia death as he walked from an
East Side saloon. The assuiIanl.
brandishing Il pistol in the faces OF n
crowd that gathered, escaped
Four OF six men who entered u
Greenwich Av.uu. home today were
captured after light with William
koyeu. his wife ana daughter
policeman. attracted by their shouts
FOR hclp. dubbed the four into sub
mission. The others lied. Thos. ar
rested were held in $1,000 bail each
for examination Tuesday.
The renewed operations of outlaws
resulted in the detailing of 100 re-.
cruz; policemen 10 special dc,cc,iv.
duty IN Brooklyn ana sections out
side the business district in Man
haitian
Residents of Harlem apartment
hous" armed themselves with clubs
today ana captured a youth who said
he was John Robinson. lie was found
hiding behind an airshafi in tho
basement OF the building. and was
arrested charged with having robbed
ON" of IN" apartments. He was held
~ $500 bail. for examination.
rolic" raiding squads operating late
last night along the Howcry. in Iar-
lem and the lower East Side ar
rested more than l5o men. All were
charged either with gambling or be-
ing suspicious characters.
Attacked by unidentified men as
y" entered his HON. in East Ninth
stree, today, Mexandcr i.ukin. a
salesman. was dubbed into ins-nsi-
bility. lie was taken To a hosp.,al
and had not recovered consciousness
tonight
After heating a young woman ticket
ag"n; 20 tho iloor. man today
robbed tn" hox office Of Il West Side
motion-pic;ucc house, ran into ~.
theatcr amd escaped through a rear
.Ait.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Prohibit Giving Goods.

Giving away OF goods i'll large
quantities to hamper ana cnbarras-
small competitors and selling goods
~ COS, TO accomplish the same pur-
:.ose
sales OF goods ., cost, coupled with
statements misleading the public
i"to the pelief ,hnt ;hey are no, sold
s: = p-oa; bidding ~ OF raw ma
;.ri-.ls 10 poin: where the business
unrrottehle for the purpose OF
ir.,inr o-, financially weaker com
9e;i;1ts
Looming selling at cos;. or leasing
f1~ a aomiual consideration pump
-ut .a-E og;a;s - dealers on co,di-
zion ma, ;asy bc used oul; 20 v
Distribution o: the D-oduc, -
far;.cu!a- manufactured Loan "a.
leases Of ether equipment under
similar conditions.
The use ~ monopolistic concerns
% concealet subsidiaries for carry.
ing on their business, such concerns
beng held our IS not connected win
me controlling company
Intea;lona! appropriation or CON
x competitors " diver,.ns ship
meats
Giving ana Offering TO give prem.
.wns Of gnequal value. Tn. pari!auiu-
Premiums received 10 bc determined
ny D., or chance, thus in eff, set
Ing W lottery
Any and all schemes for compelling
wholesalers and retailers :, main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
SERIOUS DISORDERS FOLLOW
SUNDAY SHOOTING IN CORK
LBy Associaten Press. |


CORK. Jan l6.-Serious disorders
followed the shooting here yestcr-
day. IN which two detectives in plain
clothes were wounded. The disor-
dcrs occurred while a crowd was dis
pcrsing from football match and
parties OF police Were trying 10 clcai
the streets. Twelve persons w-r.
wounded during promiscuous firing.
while Excise officer prin; was BILLED
by a stray sh". from II passing lprry.
The excise officer had come 10 his
home here for the Weekend ana wa-
walking In the street with his
brother ANA sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
GIrnvc. Goes to Shanghai.

MANILA. IAN. lG-Admiral Gieavcy.
commander in-chicf Of the American
-\Siatic hect, departed t1day for
9hahEHai on tho destroyer Elliott.
accompanied BY members OF a ccur,
o! inquiry. who viii investigate TIN.
shooting az V!adivostolt recently o,
Lieutenant ". II. Langdon. OF th.
United states steamship Albany. hy
- Japancs" sentry. The officers VII,
reach Shanghai Tuesday, ana Their,
board the cruiser New orleans rnr
Nladivost"k.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
POLICE WITHOUT TRACE
OF MINSON'S SLAYERS

Continued From First i'agoN
H't'"d. that they knew of non. wha;
ever
one clue which ma. lcal To- thcap-
Prthens'"n OF some ono OF III" guilty
parties ~ a bunch OF keys which Wa
missing after the murder Mr. Min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ATTEMPT MADE ON LIFE
Of MlEGO COUNTY SHERIFF
ohiccr Strii.rs Assaiiant.s Arm us I.i,-
toi In Discharged, Escaping
Death.
by Associated Press |

WILLIAMSON. w. VA. Jan lG.-Au
~ ",c'SS. w attempt I" murder G. I.
b!tnkenShip. former sh.riu ,,f Min
80 county. was made AT lilu.ticld to-
uaN az noon. when an unidentified
man nnsh"d his way to the i1rncr
'h s!dr ana levclcd q pistol At
him BianhonShip struck ms assaiI-
an arm lust as the gum was dis
'h'rE"G' thr shot missed him. but
IN" former officers face WAS badly
'" ~, ny the barrel OF tn" weapon
The attack occurred nt m. \,rfoIl,
ana western Railway staten. am!
III IN" confusion which followed tho
'sSStI.ant escaped.
hIhhkchShh' said he could ascrihc
no motive FOR tho attack
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
CLEVELAND lila. sim. 700 ,,n.c

CLEVELAND. ONO. Ian. 1G E,rc
lat" today destroyed the rour.s,n,.,
rr'ck building on the corner OF West
SKIN street and Frankfort Avenue.
"cuPie" "y several clothing manu-
iac'urerS' with a property loss csti-
mated At upwards Of 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
D.nami,cr, wr..,. ,u,,,,;,,.

WILKES BARRE. PA. Jan. ia
" nahl'" cNpl"Si"n. believed IL be- TN.
~ fltlston, today wrecked thu. front
1' StpT" owned and conducted by
'IhihcN y. joyce, a merchant OF that
~ VINO mas been acting as q volun-
t-cr cOnciliutor betwrc, m, minors
ana operators. Mr.. Joyce and his
iam.ly We're sleeping on the second
moor. ana wcr" not Injured Seventy
l".r men W"r" arrested The Doli.,
refuse 70 dIvuIge The pr.soners' nlr,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
GROWN FORCES SWEEP
THROUGH SOUTH ARMAGH
icy Associated prcss.I

BEl.!ASI. Jan. l6.-CroWn forces
on Saturday swept through with
great thoroughn.ss South Armagh
The scene OF recent allcs god Sim Fcln
activities Troops and ccnstabulary
u ;ha Ulster Specials co-ope-a,cd.
Every road was under supervision.
More than S0e prisoners were taken
IN ihe various nets, bu, after a
rigorous examination only forty per
sons were held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Ten SAW vny ,.,,,,,r,

itNSAtoLA. tbA. Jan. ~ Ten
men escaped from the Escambia
C"untl jail here some Time during
Way through the bar. on ia" third
moor. ihcy rcachch tho street hy
TYING blankets together. SIX hack
"'W oiaurS were found ia cell on
~ th!'d noor. Nine of IN" nlcu Wer.
n"I" on vaSrancy charges AMI on.
.;I'yd fii!ty. was awaiting trial for
Inc alleged theft of an automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
lOWOEN MAY GET BIG
POST FROM HARDING

Continued From First IIgrD
from bow 20 stern and has been spe-
cia!ly Quilted :or t..e voyage Four
handsomely furnished sta,crooms are
available. She is trim little sea
w"rthy craft. cighty-eieht feet in
length, nineteen feet beam. sixty
tarec tons weight and has two aity-
horsepower engines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Coolidge Coming sou,b.

SOUTHAMPTON, MNSS-. Jan u
y Dri"f stay in the South Is planned
hy Vic" PRESIDENT Elect Cuolidg" be
!prc =" RETURNS home from TN" South
"rn Tariff Congress at Atlanta. which
closes .Ianuary -. Mrs. cooIldg" said
tonight that sh" ana her husband had
MOT decided just where they would
-..MI tM..r vacation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
I,clic,c Collins Surrounded.
lNy UNITED NeMs.l

LONDON. Jan. ia great military
raid is going on in Dublin. and II i9
rumorcd that the troops believe they
have trapped Mike Collins. rcputed
commander chief of the Sim Fcin
army" in an area or Central Dublin.
which is NOW being searched from
houS. 10 house
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
ONE OF FLAMES Is ADRlFT
OFF SANJU IN DEL SUR

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lo.-Nayal
seaplares &C-5 and NC-G left Bahia
Diego u Balboa Hight a, 1905 \ NJ
Saturday according - word rcc,i N"d
tonight Ny tn. nJya, radio station.
United States naval airplauc NC'-5.
Diego TO Panama G.Eht ia adrift
twcntE-iVe miles uii san Juan Del
sur. accrrdiuE 90 wireless from The
destroyer Muntord. H.. crew is safe
aboard the Nuu.p-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Gunrd mIuck Mhn shnn1. r,,n

ALBANY, Oh. Ian. lG-r:xtra pre-
CAUTIONS were taken today by sheriff
IdTE"r OF bouehrrty County to
guard Ed Smith, "a negro. VINO shnr
two Worth County farmers yesterday
ln the cam" jail with Smith is one OF
IN. negroes charged WIKI killing j ~
AdnIns. in Mitchell County iwu Week
hso, which resulted in the lvIchiug
"i another negro. Five white per-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
rhirp> Wan Killed by Nephew. ncuort

III. u IOID Y a, Jan lt-pnvIJ y
Fleming. OF Philips. Va. - reported
/" haze been shot ANA killed ytst.r-
GAY hy "a young nephew whose name
cr. supposed To have been murderer
was found dead In bed about Two
weeks ago. Mystery surrounds In.
two killings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
BRAND ANNOUNCES
!" HE HAS COMPLETED
CABINET OF FRANCE

!. CONTINUED From FARSI rnsc)
jne, have formed said rr.miaT
BRAND this evening. My m.niators
and myself viii he busy men look
ing after frances internal affairs
We have confidence that the Ameri.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
CHURCHGOERS MEnACED
Goodness OF Pastor Saves Members Of
Congregation From
Fatalities.
tBy Associated pressl

TBE NsSOCIutcd Press
Gle leland. OHIO. Jan 10
scores OF men ana women. their es-
cape cut OFF by namcs and dense
smoke. lcapcd from sccond-storv win
h"ws when fire threatened the lives
OF 400 people attending services In the
cory Methodist Episcopal Church
this morning.
Du" TO tho GOODNESS of the pastor
and the prompt action Of nremcn IN
stretching nets. the us, Of iuiu,ed
was confined TO four victims. none
seriously The property loss was
small
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
10 Cure "a Cold In One Day

TAX. Groves LAXATIVE HROMO
Qtl%I%E tablets. Tho e"nu!n. bears
iA" signature OF r. ". Grove. soc.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
R. C. 1ABB BARELY
ESCAPES DEATH AT
HANDS OF BANDITS
From First l.i-.

VT I"fII FITSt I'IS'.l
clothing and wore masks That MAS
all tho description that he WAS able
1" furnish the police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
COLD WAVE ON WAY
''iaeu Drop In Temperature VIII
o'"rsprrnd states East OF Mis-
s'ssipni Today nud Tonight.
10y Associated Press. !

By Associate cd pressl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. - Much
colder weather viii ovcrsprcad IN,
states east OF the Mississippi during
Monday ana Monday night, the
Weather bureau announced tonight.
rms change to colder Will be or a
con- wave type. except along the
East CUR coas, and In Florida.
storm warnings are displayed nv,
the Atlantic Coast north Of Cana
Henry.