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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
zEMES DIRE
BEJIMAS.

Los Angeles, CAL, Bal. o.
Vakar ryta Gia atjausta leng-
vas zem6s dreb6jimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

Kalvarija. Seinp apylinkese
Lenkai stiprina savo karuo1ne-
ne. Kasa apkasus, varydami
prie tq darby vietinius Emo
mes, 0 vyrus tinkamus kariau-
ii prievarta ina karqomen6n
net neutraleje zonoje. Be to,
apskelbe arkliq mobilizacija ir
nuo ukininkQ atimineja gyvu-
lius. Nuo jq taippat reikalau-
ia kiekvieno javo po 15 sva-
rQ, tokiu budu palma po iris
pudus nuo margo, nekalbant
jau apie pasara, kuri ina be
jokio saiko. zmones, gelbeda-
mi nuo Lenku arklius ir gal
vijus, varo juos j musq puse.
Del tos tai priezasties apie
Kalyarija labai atpigo gyvrl-
liai.
PLATINKITE "DRAUGA." /"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

ORAS. = Siandie lietus, gal
dar If griausmai; vesiau, ry-
toj pramatomas grazus oras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
RAsYToJos GABRIELEs
PETKEVItIUTES 60 M.
JUBILIEJUS.

Panevezys. Kovo 18 d. cia
buvo apvaikseiojama garsios
musu veikejos If rasytojos
Cab. Petkeviciutes 60 metq ju-
biliejus.
Rasytoja gavo daug laiskais
il telegramomis pasveikinimq.
Gimnazijos butte buvo sureng-
ta jos pagerbimui vakariene,
kurioje dalyvavo ivairiq orga-
nizacijq atstovai ir visuomenes
darbuotojai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
IONDONAS.

LONDONAS. = Gauta III
niq, kad rezignavo Cekijos-Slo-
vakijos prezidentas Masaryk.
Sakoma, jis tai ,padares del
nesveikumo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

Ukmerge. Koyo IA d. 10 val.
ryto eia tapo susaudyti pas
merktieji mirtin Karo Lauko
Teismo trys plesikai, apple
susieji Ulmerges klebona kun.
Barakauska ir gwen. vien-
kiemio DimsiSkiq, Deltovos
walls. pill. Petra Taruti, Rubina
Chachurina, gyv. m. Janavos,
Izaoka Vildisa m. Ukmerges
ir Mausa Galinas, gyv. m.
Radviliskio.
(Valdiskas pran.).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

seta, Kedainiu apskr. setos
vidurine 4 kl- mokykla siais
metals turf jau iris klesas, bet
ketvirtai klesai nebus vietos,
todel sumanyta statyti nauja
buta. Kedainip apskr- Tary-
ba skyre tam tikslui 10000
auks. Pradzia iau yra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
KAREIVIAI BE UzSIEMI-
MO PALINKE BLOGU-
MON.
Nera ramybes Vladivostoko
apylinkese.

Vladivostokas, Bal. q. =
Vladivostoko apylink6se yra
apie $4,000 buvusios caro- ar
mijos oficierp ir kareiviQ. Jie
visi neturi jokio uzsi6mimo,
neturi jokiQ pragyvenimui ver-
smiQ. Tad tie zmones, galima
sakyt, pusiau isalke, pasiren-
&c atlikti blogiausius darbus.
Jie neduoda ramyb6s ir vietos
gyventojams. Dauguma jq Sian
die uzsiima tik vienais pie
Simais. Ir jie visi kas valan-
da pasirenge bile prizes ka pa
kelti revoliucija.
Gen. Semionovo kazokq bu.-
rial veil1ia isilgai gelezlnke-
lilo linijos tarpe Harbino II
Vladivostoko. Jie uzpuldin6ja
traukinius. Svarbiausias jQ
tikslas gaudyti komunistus.
Be komunistQ nuo tq kazokQ
tenka nukent6ti daugeliui ir
kitu zmoniu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
BUVUSIOJO KAIZERIO PA
GEIDAVIMAI.
Jisai svajojes apie augsta at
lyginims nuo talkininku.

Berlynas, Bal. %. : Kas
butq iyyke, jei Vokietija butq
laimejusi kara? Kick karo at
lyginimo Vokietijai butQ ture-
jusios iSmoketi Anglia If
Prancuzija? Kaip If kokiuo
budu Amerika butu buvus nu-
bausta uz duotq pagelba talki-
ninkams?
Site klausimai gall but ir
vel pakelti, kuomet Vokietija
Siandie atsisako talkininkams
mok6ti karo atlyginima.
Buvusis kaizeris 1917 me-
tais, prizes Suv. ValstijQ isto-
jima karan, buvo padares pie
nus taikos sqlygoms, kokios
tur6jo but paduotos talkinin-
kams, kuomet buvo pramato-
mas Vokietijos laim6jimas ant
sauszemio. ir jurose.
Be kitko, tose salygose bu-
vo pazym6ta, ,kad ir Suv. Vals-
tijos butQ tur6jusios Vokieti-
jai uzmok6ti 80 milijardQ do
lieriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

BUENOS AYRES. : Peru
respublikoje prezidentas Leg
uia pasiskelb6 diktatoriumi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

MA. Bet jiems apie tai nei ne
prisimink. Igus metus tie
zmones atprate nuo visokio
darbo. Patsai politikinis pade-
jimas taip sudrumstas, kad
ir geriausios valios zmoguje
sukelia daugybe visokiq abe
joniQ ir atbaido nuo ramaus
gyvenimo.
Kaip Vladivostokas, taip a
pylink6s yra JaponQ militari-
neje kontroleje. Cia nera jokios
aiSkios valdzios.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
Nera reikalingo autoriteto.

Nera reikalingo autoriteto.
Vladivostokas priguli neva
prie Rytq Siberijos respubli-
kos, kurioje kol-kas vadovau-
ia visokiu rQsiq socijalistai.
Tos respublikos laikinoji sos
tine skaitosi Cita. :Kaip Mask
vos valdzia neturi reikalingo
autoriteto, taip Citos valdzia
neturi reikalingo balso. Kaip
ta, taip kita eina prizes dau-
gumos gyventojq nora ir pa
vartoja terorizmo metodas.
Mes jei mazuma nori Dr.
gu1nai primesti savo valia,
turi tai daryti su prievarta.
Pastaroji nekuomet negali but
atliekama be terarizmo.
PrieSsoeijalistinius kareiviQ
burius VladivostolSo apylinke-
Sc Japonai pakencia ir atsisa-
ko su jais kovoti.. Sakoma, tas
Hdaroma todel, nes tie burial
|tduoda geriausios priezasties il
aoliau Japonams kontroliuoti
Vladivostoka:
Siberijos Rytai negreitai pa
sitvarlzys. Jei kuomet-nors ia
ponams prisieis apleisti Via
divostoka, tad eia If apylin-
kese tures pakilti baisiausias
teroras, didziausios skerdy-
mes. 4
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
Nenori iokio darbo.

Gen. Kappel kareiviai yra
kick ramesni. Jie sakosi nesi-
gall kraujo lieti tik politili-
niais tikslais. Kitokie daiktai
JUGS arba nieko arba visai ma
zai apeina.
Kaip tie, taip kit kareiviai
teciau nesirupina. rasti sau pa
doraus uzsiemimo. Didziausi
zemes plotai siberijoje pudy-
Tie kareiviai lengvai
galetQ isitaisyti ukes ir dirbti
naudinga darba sau il saliai.
GaletQ pasidaryti pragyveni-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

RYMAS. = Sis miestas va
kar paminajo 2,674 metq su-
kaktuves nuo savo isteigimo.
TOKYO. = Opozicijos va
das Japoniios parlamente pa
reiSk6, kad Japonai nenori
PhilipinQ nei kitQ laisvQ mc-
niQ pavergti, bet nori ruimin-
gesn6s vietos did6jant skait-
liui gyventoju.
CHICAGO. = Nubaustas IL
giems metams kal6jimu indus
trijalistQ vadas Haywood po-
licijos nesurandamas. Sakoma,
ar jis tik nebus atsidures Ru-
sijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

Vilnius. LenkQ vyriausybe
jau paleido is kalejimo visus
suimtuosius Vilniuje Lietuvius
moksleivius ir Siaip dvi mer-
ginas, sedejusias, kaipo poll
tines nusikalteles. Buk tai pa
daryta delei Pilsudskio vardu-
viq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

Klaipeda. Kovo % d. Klai-
pedos Lietuviq dr.. " Aida,'' ga
vusi tam tikra pakyietima APP
lankyti Kovo 81 d: PaIange,
kur j zada prie progos to
kraSto atidavimo is LatviQ !
Lietuvos rankas surengti va
kar6li ir greta dainavimo val
dinti Vyduno. "MusQ laimeji-
!"
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23

Ryga. Kovo 90 a. Musu tam
tikro correspondence pranesa-
ma, kad Latviq ministeriQ ka-
binetas nusprende sugrazinti
visiems Lietuvos pilieciams
pinigus, kurie jiems buvo at
init, vaziuojant pro Latvija ir
kurie dabar yra ivairiose Lat
viQ valdzios istaigose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-04-23
Viso 100 milijardu.

Karo atlyginimo klausimq
buvusis kaizeris tuomet savo
plenuose buvo trumpai pazy-
m6jes:
"Anglija uzmok6s 80 mill
jardu dolieriQ; Prancuzija w
mok6s 40 milijardQ dolieriQ;
Suv. Valstijos uzmok6s 80 mi
dolieriQ."
Kaizerio originaliame manu-
skripte buvo pazym6ti tiesioS
dolieriai, bet ne markes ar
frankai.
Be to, kitos salygos buvo
tokiOs:
Be augStosios karo kontri-
bucijos talkininkai butQ ture-
ie Vokietijai pristatyti daugy-
be zaliosios medziagos atgai-
vinti VokieciQ industrija. Ir
Amerikai butu teke to dalis.
Malta ir Kiprus tur6jo but
Vokieciq karo laivyno bazes.
Tam paciam tikslui butQ bu-
vusios atimtOs nuo Portugal
lijos ir Azoru salOs.
Kurlandija butQ buvus a.
neksuota.
Visa Rusijos imperija ture-
jo but padalinta ] daugybe at
skiriq valstyb6liQ, is tQ kai-
kurios butu buvusios buferi-
mes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
DAVIS FIRST ACT WILL BF.
TO ACCEPT RESIGNATION
LBy United News.l

MARION. ONO. Ian ?-Thc first
piece Of business To be transacted by
Harry J.. Davis. new Governor ~
Ohio. who viii bc inaugurated Mon
day. VIII he 10 accept the resignation
Of President Elect Harding from the
United States senate.
The resignation was mailed from
Marion Sunday night, so that ii would
lac on Governor l,aviss desk carly in
the morning. 1t is 10 20 into effect
n"Ni saturday. thus giving Frank j.
Willis ScnatOr-clcct, who will be ap-
pointed to the vacant seat. ample
time Ia make his arrangements for
going 10 Washington.
y proposal that members of the
electoral college, who will on Monday
east their votes in the respective
states for the Presidential candidates.
meet in Washington during the in.
auEnration ceremonies. has the APP
prevail OF Senator Harding. This will
he the first time in history thar mem
bcrs Of the college have been gath
cred under one roof.
Legally such Il meeting. would b.
without significance. hut hackers a.,
IN. scheme say that rs an historic
event. with perhaps a dinner to he
attended by Harding and Coolidge.
and with the electors marching in Il
body In the Inauguration parade. a
new Significance would he lon, TO tho
Importance Of these officials. Hard
ing himself is said to believe that il
would be Il; fine object lesson in con-
stitutional methods.
Senator's Reed and Smoo; spent the
day with Harding. The trio attended
the Baptist Church in the morning.
Senator Smoot is hoping, he said. for
revision of tax schedules by the new
Congress. He would reduce excess
profits taxes so that the highest tax
paid would he 80 per cent. He has
already recommended general pro-
gram OF revenue reform 10 the Presi-
dent-clect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
WEED SALES IN DANv|LLE
TOTAL 495,61O POUNDS
Prices Commanded Are Equally as
High us Those Prevailing
Baforr Christmas

Special 10 The Times - ispatch.l
DANNILl.E. VA, Jan. 3.-SalcS OF
tobacco in Danvil!c during the pres
cnt week. the first since the market
rcop"ncd after tn. Christmas recess,
total!cd $3.50 pounda at an average
Of $3.50. realizing S,3.SS6.5s
Very little wagon tobacco was sold
here owing 10 the condition OF the
roads, hut what it'll. came Ia com
mandcd prices equally as high hs
those ruling before Christmas. The
shipment OF tobacco by rail from
Western aud Eastern Carolina. which
Mas sold at unusually low prices
tended to dcpreciatc the average
Warchouscmen said today that the
average WAS misleading and that II
aid not signify amy drop in the de-
mand for or Ia" price paid Tor good
,ol"ry tobacco.
yhcr. is mixed sentiment her" or
III. ability to cut the bright belt
acreage IN TWO and in som" quarters
1T il felt that while "a on"-;hird re.
duction could h" accomplished son'
confusion will exist IN urG. ng ,h'
larger cut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
FORMER R|CHMONDER
DIES At HOME IN N. Y.
Winfield scott, Grandson of Cclc-
DRAFTED General, Had Large
Interests Hero.

Winfield Scott. about IS years OF
age. aud for many years Il resident
OF Richmond, died yesterday "a, his
home -: East SiNty-fourth Street.
New York city. according to tolc-
graphic dispatches received here las:
night. Nj Scott is Il grandson OF
General Winfield Scott and we'll
known IN Richmond
Mr.. Scott has large real estate
holdings in Richmond. and for years
has owned inrg. tracts OF land ia
tic West End. near the state Fair
Grounds. aud ia that vicinity. About
twenty years ago he married Miss
Eemson. al New York. and moved
his home permanently from Rich
mond. lie leaves no children. Con
cral 10 Lame stern has represented
MIR. Scott here for years and General
j. Thompson Brown has supervised
the realty holdings OF the former
HichmonGcr
MIR. Scott was the son of Colonel
Scott, who married one Of the daugh-
tiers Of General Scott Although the
names are the same. Colonel Scott
was not related Ia tho general. When
in Richmond. MIR. Scott lived at the
| old Ford Hotel and ut the Westmore-
land Club. He spent much OF his
time. however. in Europe in travel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
fRANZENS AND AUTHERS
ARE UNSCRAMBLED AGAIN
Forgive and F"rgrt Their Mntto
They Say. hut Officers sim
Arc Not Satisfied.

=.
CHICAGO, Jan. Mrs. Phillip NJ.
Franzen. wife of the University OF
Wisconsin decorator whose flight
with Pierre raul Arthcr. Highland
Park, H.. chemist. ended in their ar
rest In 81. Louis laid down the un-
certain role Of "7oulmatc" mere to-
day and went mack to ner old job
seven breakfasts Il week with her
husband.
y, the same time Author aud his
deserted wife were also engaged in
q reconciliation hpneymoom"
The wronG.G wife OF Auther and
The equally wrougeG husband Of
Mrs f''dnzcn, mct The 'soulmates"
on their return TO Chicago and de-
cided to forgive and forget
Whether the law viii step in and
have is say about the affair. how
ever. IS stil question Frauzcn
'elephon.d District Attorney Hell
man At Madison, asking Withdrawal
of the warrant he had issued. charr-
ing Auther with having stolen his
wife At tho point Of :, pistol. and
with having forced him TO sign a
S!"r check 20 iinanc. the tli-h,
II have not withdrawn tho war-
! rant and will not do SO until / talk
| matters over with chief Shaurhucs. V
Monday said Hsilman At Madison.
"frrnzcn has asked that it he With
drawn"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

dizzy spells and was told tina. had
high blood pressure. My food fer
mcnted in my stomach and great
quantities of gas formed there, which
caused me terrible pains after eating:
| could not sleep at night and got
awfuliy nervous and all run down.
one OF my friends told me about the
wonderful benefit he had from -FOUR
llant Juice. and that induced ~. 10
give Ii trial. | didn't really Lave
much faith. as ! had taken so many
medicines without amy benefit what
ever. The first bottle OF your medi-
cine proved 10 ~" that 1t certainty
was the goods" SO Ia speak | nave
now taken four bottles. ana can hon
cStly say that | ara new man ply
N!cally. have Il fine appetite, sleep
well and have not an ache or pain.
Your Plant .Iuic. must he wonl.'fui.
MS every one who has taken II cells
me what il has done for them. Ny
father. who is 81 years of age. has
also taken IL. and you ought 20 see
the change in him. am glad TO give
this public endorsement for IT,"
Plant Juice is sold in Richmond
at Tragle's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold in Petersburg
by Morrison, the Drug Man. arc in
Chase City by the Chase City Drug
CA.--AdV.tEN. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

WINCHESTER. VA. Jan. 9--run-
c'al services We're held this after
Heart for Mrs .lnli Nolan, So a ma
tive OF ireland. who died Of pncu-
nonia. Surviving are one daughter
ana four sons. !icr husband Martin
Nolan. - Frostbur". Md. coal opera
tor. died som" Years ago. She was
4 sister of the lat. colonel Cornelius
lsogan. OF Baltimore. for many years
proprietor OF tho Maltby Hotel one
of the famous old obstetrics OF that
city. Sh" successfully managed a
large farm until taken i'll recently.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
REV. NOBLE C. POWELL is
ADVANCED TO PRIESTHOOD
ceremony Il Performed in ChnrIottrs-
VILE by Rev. William CahcIl

lSn"cial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. Jan. 9
y service OF unusual interest oc-
CURED at ST. paul's Memorial Churrb
at the University OF Virginia. this
morning. when the Ri. Rev VIII
l,am Cahcli Brown. II. H.. Bishop Of
virginia, advanced To the priesthood
NE IcN. Noble g. Powell. rector Of
the church.
Tn" ordination service was at II
o'clock. tn" sermon being 10y the
Rev. beverley -. Tucker .Ir. former
rector %! -. i'anl's. Th" Rev Mr.
Powell was presented 10 ,hr risTnn
tN Inc Very Rev. E"rryman Green.
ID H.. dean of tn" Episcopal ThcOloei-
cal seminary. at A!cXandria VA
clrreNm"n from both the dioccs.s
o. Virginia and West Virginia were
in tn" procession and joined in M.
laying on Of hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
Expected TO DECIDE on
CABINET THIS WEEK
ny LOWELL. ME:ILi.IT.
United N~w. Stan torrc.p.ndcnt.

W AStilNtTbN, Jan. ..--t'r"S III mt
Elect Harding is expected THIS week
TO decide on par; of the personnel OF
his cabinet. Whether or not ne viii
MAX" public announcement Of his de-
c.>ions is another matter. but men
who HAY" been interesting themselves
IN the claims oi certain candidates
were certain today, for some reason.
that their doubts would 10 dissolved
within the next -FOUR or nvc days
certainly IN advance of the Senator'S
departure for Florida
This is unlikely to mean that the
names OF all the Cabinet members
vii! hc made known. even to those
wiki whom Harding is consulting. Il
- more probable that he Will call
the process OF kitc-nying of in the
case of "a few or the important places
and make his final choice for those
places. AS for the other appoint
mcnts. he viii continue 10 watch the
reaction OF party leaders and the
public - the names that are being
suggested. This view was expressed
today by one OF the senator's advisers
who has helped formulate the list Of
names that have been put before
tho public from time 10 time
hughes mud Dnughcrty stand.
\ good many o: those names have
been knocked down by the ouispokcn
public protest or the !nsistent. quiet
objections OF the men who have the
party organization to maintain" he
said. one name that seems to stand
up is that Of Justice Hughes. and an
other is that Of Harry DauPherty'
OF these TWO men. i, seems sure
that Dau-h.riy is prepared TO accept
appointment. His statement to Har-
ding has been that II he were TO take
any job II would b. the Attorney
Gcncralship. lie has "A large law
practice that Yields him more in di-
rect returns than the Cabinet sal
AIRY. Int Is not unmindfm o: the
prestige ana business value ,hat
would accompany the phrase FIX
Attorney General" after his term in
office. Harding has been disposed to
appoint him 10 this position. hut his
sweeping statement last Week that he
had actually offered no appointments
| to anybody went for Daugherty as
we'll as the others.
Hughes Illus Not Hccn Asked.
There is no knowing whether or
| Ett lfus mes WoNiu accept the pre-
micrship. He has not been asked
| and has not said. This Week he may
| lie asked. as indicated. The way
| has been made easy for him to refuse
| by inspired SiatcmentS-not inspired
| by Harding, but By some members of
| the inside group who do not relish
| the idea of Hughes appointment-to
| the effect that the Secretary OF state
under Harding is To have strictly
| limited authority. This idea has been
industriously promulgated on the
| theory that Hughes would not con-
| template such limitation with any
| satisfaction, and would eliminate
| himself IL he felt he was 10 be so
handicapped. But there is no expec-
tation that Hughes will eliminate
himself in advance OF any offer.
Determination OF the case OF
Hughes seems probable this week. II
| there is basis for the confidence cy-
pressed today by the advisers re-
ferred to above, this will be the
week in which Harding makes his
first offers to Cabinet candidates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
SUPPLIES GREAT NEED
Serves large Territory Otherwise
Ncrcft Of Institution to Care
for Sick Persons.
IS CLINIC FOR STUDENTS
First Year OF Establishment 7TS
Patients Were Cared IOr--Stcady
Increase Shown Until Past Year,
When 1861 Were Admitted.

Special To The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. p
The University Of Virginia Hospital.
established primarily TO provide clint
cal facilities for teaching medicine at
the univcrsity. has not only fulfilled
has met medical and surgical need.
In a lar@" section which s..
mote from the large cities Of Vir-
Einia 10 he s"rv"d ~ ln.ir nasJ.tua.
!; has become an institution ia the
life OF Piedmont Virginia. Of the VAL
ley. and even Of southwestern Viz
gint.
That is service is increasing is
shown by the statistics Of the num-
h"r OF patient each year from 1897
t" date: i9o1-nS. 77s. l90s'o9. LIE:
1so"-'lc LOO; lei0-'il, i.555; I9.l-l2.
l.7Sl: lrl2-l3. 1875; 1921. 2,l"3.
inii-'15. 2.i33; leli-l5. 2.3iI: l,l5-'i6.
a,o0i. l,ia-l7. a2os lal7-'is. 3.I3G:
lcls'in. ASS Influenza .pid.mIcl;
lciH-'2r 1861.
Statistics for one year show from
what It wide territory in the State
patients ccmc-from Charlottesville
i.i. Nibcmar!c. exclusive OF Char
lottcsynlc go: Orange. i5.; Ale
rhany. los: Nelson. rs Page. -,
Augusta. 2is Rockingham 2n3; Cul-
p"pcr, Is; Greene. 5i Madison 40
Bath. g., Rockbridgc, Go. Amherst,
30, campbell Sc. PULASKI. 80; Louisa,
-: F!uvauna -; rlt,sylvania Is;
Wyth". IS: highland. Il; Fauluier
Il; Prince Wliiinm. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
LEXINGTON TOBACCO MARTS
TO RESUME ACTIVITY TODAY
Closed NrrI, Hrraus- Of Failure Of
buyers Ia 0ncr Prices Sat
l>iartDry "a Growers.
y associated ircss !

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. ?-Nctivi-
ties in the tobacco district Of central
i>"ntuckE. where most markets have
been crossed almost :, week because
of failure OF buyers to offer prices
satisfactory To growers. Viii lee re-
Sn'nei tomorrow with an address dur
iiS the afternoon 10y Representative
j. campbell cantriii. 10 - meeting OF
thoS" Interested ia the hurley crop.
conference between Louisville
war"h"uscmcn ana ~ committee APP
pointed hS growers. bankers and 10
cal whrrh"Iscm"u to seek closing OF
IN. Louisville horshcad market. also
is scheduled.
Mr. Cantrill arrived in Lexington
tonight. but declined To diyulGc the
nature of his address, in which he
has stated he would outline u plan
ior solving the problems OF the to-
bacco growers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
NORTH CAROLINA AUTOS
ola North state Gets License Tax ON
iI0.0O0-N"nry Sues 10
Roads.

RALEIGH y. -. Jan. eth" mum
her ~ automobiles In tho state OF
North |arUiini - OF January ! was
- Loo. The amount rCCc we'd by the
stat" Tor license" on tn" same was
last year $L,,G.iST az against Sl.216.-
20" Ia" previous year. This money.
less IN" cost of tn" license plates and
the cNpcus" n collecting on the same,
which did not exceed per cent. goes
10 the account q! state highway
maintenance
C;uiiford County. OF which Green's
horo is the county seat. leads in tho
number Of automobiles. having 4 00G
cCklcuburg with Charlotte as the
county seat having $500: Wake. with
Eal"!Eh az the county seat. having
$500 FORSYTH IS fourth. with 5000
Winston Salem being It's county seat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10

For number of years have had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-10
F0CH TELLS OF ENTRANCE
OF AMERICA INTO WAR
Praises American Principles In Speech
Before National Catholic Wei
fare Council.
FBy Associated rress.l

PARIS. Jan. 9.-AIarshal Foch re-
told the dramatic and picturesque
events OF the entrance Of the United
states into the war ut q meeting OF
the French American Welfare"
maintained here hy the National Cath
Ollie Welfare Council. yesterday.
He praised the American principle
in joining the allies when from vie
tory she could expect only moral sat =
iSfact!on-any advancement OF the
United states situation III the world
MAS problcma,ical.''
Marshal Foch described the scene
when General fcrshinG came To my
headquarters AT Clcrmont de I;oisc Ia
tell me in those dark days: We are
NJ your disposition. and my soldiers:
YOU can make use uf MS Ia the ut :
most; throw us into the battle In
the same way from his headquarters
in Versailles. General Bliss. then the
American chief OF stan, said Ia me:
we are here to aid you; dispose of
us as You see Mt"