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The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Mtl.lIOM DOLLAR COMPANY 70 OPEN WRITE GilFFS Site for the Plant Was Laid Out Last Week-Machinery soon
 Om the Way,

The News has received official news giving more of the details of the or aanization and plans of the company that has recently purchased the White Cliffs property eight miles north -ast of Ashdown on Little River and in this county.
 The company will be known as the kuppendorf-Tuttle Whito Cliffs Pro ducts Company, and has been incor- porated under the laws of Ohio for $1 100000. The officers arc: Albert kuppendorf. president, Cipcinnati O., Burton B. Futile, vice president and treasurer. Cincinnati, Ohio; Gel. Simon Ross, secretary. Cincinnati Ohio; R. Foster, director, Cincinnati, Ohio; G. T. Wilson, director, Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Mechanical Engineer Ernest r. Roe bke of St. Louis and A. r. $eymour, expert millwright of Goffoyyille, Kas., were at White Cliffs and laid cut the site for the plant Monday and Tues day or last week
 G. T. Foster, general manager, ex~ poets to move his family to White Cliffs during January. He states that the whiting and fertilizer mills will be in operation before April 1st, at which time they expect to ship no less than 10 cars per day. They expect to commence shipping the machinery for the operation of the plant within the next thirty days
 It is said that the cement plant and other units of the big undertaking will De developed later and the plant gen eraily vii lbe enlarged to meet the de. mands of the business as it develops ard expands in a logical manner.
 The M, D. & G., which passes through White Cliffs, will be the logi- cal carrier of the output of tho worIt.s It was when the facts of this big new development was brought to the atten- | ItiCn of the Federal Court, which hal advertised the road for sale undet a ITeCeivership that the sale was poet- poned for sixty days At the end of that time there will as a. result of the White Cliffs development be new ec-i- yaty and life along the western end of this road
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
WHOLESALE PRICES EALi.
Slight Slump is Noted by Labor bn-
 reau for November

Washington, Der. 1S.-A slight slump in wholesale prices occurred during November, according to statis- tics made public by the Bureau of Labor Statistics tonight.
 The bureaus index number, based on 327 commodities, stood at 149 in November. compared with 15O for De- tCber. The largest decreases occurred among farm products. Clothing and metals also hero cheaper, but no change was noted in foodstuffs. In fuel and building materials prices av- eraged higher.
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
STEELE TEST WElL.
 DOWN a,0Oo FEET NOW
SeashelIs Brought to Surface Indi- eating an Old Ocean Bed-Other
 Wells Active.

| Reports from oil test wells over tho county Monday were very encouraging denoting greater activity in the way of drilling than at perhaps any time in the past. If the report that the Erookshire well at Allene had resum- ed be true this makes five wells actu- ally in progress of drilling at this time.
 Good reports come from the Steele Nc. south Of Ashdown, which only last week resumed work. The well was down 1000 feet Monday, drilling in blue mari. A double shift is be- ing used. Monday two seashells the size of a mans hand were brought from the we'll. One of them was al most a perfect shell and looked very much the same as the shells found on the surface at White Cliffs. MT Steele looks upon this find as a good indication. It indicates the presence Of an old sea bed and the existence in ages past marine life from which geologists tell us was formed the oil found in southern states.
 The log of the well to the present depth has been in accordance with the theory based on careful checking uD by MT Steele before drilling was ccm- menced. A part of the Arkadelphia formation was found in the first $40 rect except that which had erCded away. Then followed the Annona chalk, 450 feet of it down to 79O feet ihen came water sand and lime form atlons. Salt water which flowed from the well was found at S27 feet. With this was a splendid showing of gas. The casing was set at S27 feet effec- t1Vely cutting off the water. From there to 1000 feet the drilling was in blue shale shot with shells with the gas still showing.
 Drilling at the Grote we'll at Arden IS still reported with satisfactory re- suits. We have no very recent report as 10 depth or formation, but the vel vas 900 feet a week ago. This well is about in the center of the county anG miles west of AshdOWn
 Sullivan No 2 northwest of Fore. man is reported down 2,200 feet. Sc far as the News known no detailed re- ports are given out.
 The Ta1fe well at Foreman is dowr 1885 feet with a good showing of oi and gas It is believed by the opera tors that small well may be brough- in there at any time
 It is reported that money is availabl, to put down a we'll near Red Bluff as soon as the acreage is assured. Nc names of the parties have been giYe1 out.
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
TOTAL OF I80,000 BALES
 HAS BEEN SIGNED UP
About 6O,OOO Added to Arkansas Cot ton Pool During "VictOry
 Week.

Little Rock, Dec. 1S.-"Victory Week. which ended last night, added signed contracts for about 6O,OO0 bales to the pool of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Cotton Growers Cooperative Association and the total now is about 1SO,OOO bales, it was estimated by of fcials of the Farm Bureau last night. These estimates were very conserya- tive, it was said
 A total of 200, 900 bales must be sign ed before the association can be organ ized The campaign will end January 1. <. With two W eeks more to go, F. B. Shanks, campaign director, said last night that the goal is assured if the workers will continue to display the same energy that they have shown thus far. He warned that the campaign forces must be kept intact if the work is to succeed, and he appealed to the workers to "stay on the job through Christmas holidays, even at a personal sacrifice"
 Three additional counties have se- cured their quotas, it was announced last night These are Clark, Hampstead and Little River This makes coun- ties to attain or exceed their quotas. which are based on a total of 00,000 bales for the state.
 Eighteen other counties have signed up more than half their quotas Counties "Oyer the TOp.'' The counties that have gone over the top" with their sign-ups and quo- taS are as follows:
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
COLD WAVE FEN ROUTE
Real Christmas Weather Is Forecast
 for This Week.

New Orleans, Dec 19-Rain or snow and a cold wave with tempera- lures ranging from zero to 10 degrees above is the pre-Christmas offering of the weather man presidents of Oklahoma, east and west Texas, all to be delivered within the next AS hours, Weather Bureau today.
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Work Must Continue,

After hearing the reports at head quarters last night, Hugh T. Brown commodity director of the Arkansas Farm Bureau Federation, who is at the head of the campaign forces, and
 Director Shanks expressed themselves as pleased with the results of "Victory Week." but both declared that there must be no let-up by the workers dur ing the next two weeks, the final ones
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Vacation Begins Friday.

The local schools will be closed Fri day for the Christmas holidays to be reopened on Monday, January 2. Most of the teachers who live away will spend the week visiting at home.
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Notice.

l have put up a large black Ridgling hog. Owner will pay for this notice and damage and get him at once.-J. A. Mcdonald. 1t
The Little River news., 1921-12-21

FOR SALE-One typewriter, good con-
 ditiOn, liberal terms.-R. P. Lind, say, Ashdown. St 12 21
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Ashdown, Ark.

Ashdown, Ark, Dear Santa Claus:
 Please bring me a doll hair that goes to sleep boOtees. Thank you. Yo'
 A
The Little River news., 1921-12-21

Dear Santa l thought l you and let you know wh; I want a football bladder fire crackers and some fl
 from Earl
The Little River news., 1921-12-21

Dear Santa Claus l a m [ years old so you can gl want it's a doll and a bed lots of fruit nuts candy
 my little cousins at Vivian school mates and teacher
 Ha
The Little River news., 1921-12-21
Have Half of Quotas.
Quota Signed Ul

Counties that have secured more than half their quotas, are as follows:
The Little River news., 1921-12-21

ring me a Dishes, also
 that is all tad you are en a smart lday School feeding and IS as smart Air gun and 5, also Can rom a nice
The Little River news., 1921-12-21

Il to come oud for you sht hard to
 have been
 We'll bring V and some ', nuts and
 ask for. ldith Beck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
BEST PLA YED GAME
OF SERIES is WON
BY M'GRAW WIS TEAM
BASEBALL STARS GIVE,
THEIR VIEWS ON GAME
Ruth Says Injuries Grip
pied Yankees Chances
for Victory.
Ry Ifnbr nufb
By Babe Ruth.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
roLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK, "
y. Oct. l2.-Thc breaks still 20
against the Yankees and as n result
of errors and injuries. the Giants
capture the seventh game and went
ahead az US for the frs, time IN
the series.
With the regular lief, fielder and
third hascman out "t ihc lineup IL
cannot be said that the Yankees are
at anywhcr" near their campaign
strength II Is true that both Baker
and FcwSt-r have come through with
hits and played great bail, I:u, ii
FriSch and Irish Mcuscl playing COR
responding positions, We're rcmovcd
from the ituc-up. the Giants would be
Il different ball club.
am writing this from the stand
point OF Spectator and reporter. a,:d
not as a Yankee player I know that
in the seven games both clubs have
continued on Page 3. Col. o.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

SENATOR KNOX is DEAD
AT WASH SHINGTON HOME,
Pennsylvania Senator. Attorney General Under Mckn.
Icy and Roosevelt and Secretary of State i'm Tafts
Cabinet. Passes Away After European Tour

TAFT. senator Lodge. Ut AIassachu-
sctis. the Republican, leader: senator
P"nr"S". OF Pennsylvania. and other
friends and close associates OF Mr.
Knox. we're soon nctificd"of the Sem
aior'S death. The news cam. as a
shock 10 all Official Washington
Through his services first as Attor-
reT-Gcncrai under Presidents McKin-
10y and Roosevelt. and later as Sec
rotary of State under President Taft.
he had IA wide circle Of friends in
all walks Of public life.
Arrangements for the funeral will
be made tomorrow after the arrival
in Washington OF senator Knox's
sons. Reid Knox. OF Valley Forge. Pa.
AMI Hugh =. knoN. Of Stratford. IA.
and daughters Mrs. James IL Iudau.
Of Valley Forge. 4 third son. Phil
amder Chase Knox. Jr. resides in
Washington.
Name Funeral Committee To-day.
The Senate VIII meet tomorrow and
adjourn out OF rcs2cc, 10 the late
senator. and with III. iIuuS. will
nam" a committee to attend the fu-
neral. Senator Kn"X's HON. WAS in
Pittsburgh. and IA" also had Il sum
ncr home ~ Valley Forge. The riac.
tCourinu,d on Page ? col. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
400 U. D. c. DELEGATES
At BUSINESS MEETING
Subject of Purchase of Ma
nassaS Battlefield to Be
Discussed Today.
OFFICERS ELEc'rED TOMORROW
Mrs. Wrstn,orclnnh Davis. wife OF
tn" Governor. VIII Entrrtnin VIsi-
tors mt Ten This .tTtcrnaon In F:N-
ccutIrc Mnn>iO,i.

Yesterday morning In the n,lr,
room If the Hotel Jefferson. NOR.
than 100 delegates and local mcmbrrs
oi the United Daughters of the Con
f"dcra"y h"l,t The FIRST business meet
ms "f ,hn State convention. which
convened in this city Tuesday cv.-
ming. As each local chapter respond.
"d IL The roll call. small flag was
presented TO Mrs Frank Authony
Wake. OF Norfolk. who. in turn. pre-
a'htcd the nags to Mrs e:bcl Smith,
rcsidcnt OF :hc division of Virginia
The names OF about la0 deceased
members were read during the morn
Ing meeting. All OF them died DUR
ing the past year
Vt o'clock in the afternoon Tho
delegates adjourned to the Second
baptist Church. where luncheon was
served. Reports OF the junior chap
tcrs We're read as well as some OF
IN" committee reports. and all of
'h"ih showed the organization 10 be
IN a nourishinS condition.
y; this mornings session. the
Manass chapter will introduc, tb.
subject OF the purchase OF the Man
ass1s battlefield. which Is to he con
vcrtcd into Il ConfcL.ratc memorial
park.
IN submitting her report as Gus
'"dian OF the Lee Mausoleum at Lex
inston. Mrs. G. u. Tate stated thar
from October. 1920. t. June : las,
II" less than SEQ people had visited
the famous monument
'iii'crs Will he elected tomorrow
MIS- Westfnorcia Davis. wifi. of
the Governor. will entertain rho l,lc.
S"''S III Tea nj The executive man
$40" ~ O'Clock this afternoon.
wing /" the crowded coalition
:" 'hc J"H"rSni! Hotel. the convention
VIII meet th;S morning at the audi
'or'"nl "i the Grace Street BAPTIST
'H"rfh. through the courtesy of the
hoard Of dcacnnS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
or PISTOL
TO FIRE SAVES LIFE.
DRY OFFICER SAYS
J. 7. Crnfc Captures .4ilegrd
Hoonshincr litter Des-
pcr0te Struggle.

overcoming Il desperate antagonist
IN an encounter In the undcrbrush
Of Chesterfield County. about fifteen
miles from Richmond Yesterday af-
ternoon. ana escaping death hccau:;c
Il cheap pistol failed IL respond e
the pressure of ,ha trigger. rrohibi-
ti"n ofrfccr J. r. crntc, fastened the
handcums To. June Sale. and brought
him. With John Taylor. another al
legged moonshiner. 10 the Ilcnrico
Comfy Jail. last night.
Officer Crutc. accompanied by Of
rcerS Surgatc and Durrctt. go; on
to- Il sull early yesterday. In Chcs-
tcr;icld County. about two miles from
"a still captured the day before In
the rad sal" attacked Crulo and Lut
for the failure of the pistol u per
form us function. the officer stated
last night. he would probably nave
been killed. az the weapon was placed
directly against his heart
In the raid Il ffty-Gallnn sIiiI wns
taken, together with 900 gallons OF
mash. and thirteen containers. with
Two gallons ot whisky.--Thc men will
he given "a hearing before the United
States commissioner today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
iny Associated rrsss.l

W.>SluNGTON. oct. rhilandcr
Chase kn"N, Senator from icnnsyl-
vania ana Secretary Of State under
Prcs!dcht Taft. died suddenly at G:3G
o'clock this evening at ms home here.
~: was stricken with paralysis AFTER
descending tho stairway on his way
10 the dininG-ropm for dinner. and
passed away fifteen minutes late,
without rcgaininr consciousness.
Mrs. Knox and IN. Senator's Soc
rotary. W. i. Martin. we're near the
Senator and hurried 20 his aid Dr
Samuci Adams was summoned i'm
mcdiateiy. but he found M-. Knox
beyond medical aid
senator Knox returned to Washing
ton only last Monday night from a
trip to Europe with Mrs Knox. and
he attended the sessions OF the SEN
a;c yesterday and today Leaving
the chamber about ) O'clock this ar
;.rnoon. tho Senator took an autu,no-
h!l" ridc through Potomac PARK and
stopped ON his way home TO purchase
tickets for II thcatcr performance
tonight. Reaching HON. he wen, -
his labrary. wh.r" he remained urt!!
summoned 80 dinner.
lrcsiden, Harding. chief Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
BREACHES OF THE TRUCE
UP IN CONFERENCE TODAY
British and Irish Agree Both
Sides al Fault in
Clashes. :
MAKE NO CHANGE IN TERMS
IMPERIAL Federation Expert Employed
Indicating Settlement VIII lie
A'"nE Lines Indicated hy General
Jan Chri.tiun smuts.
tuy Asx.u.-.a,ri Press.

LONDON, or, l-.--when til" ir!sl.
conference resumes It's sessions 4;
II O'Clock tomorrow morning. :,
probably wEl nsst Lcnl with the
question Of ate';cd breaches Of ths
truce. which n"ve been tho .ubJcc,
-: conversations tcGay between ,ari-
Gus members of the ir!,tsh ana Irish
delegations.
1t is agreed among IL. delegates.
IL was said. that breaches have arisen
on both sides, Dublin castle having
produced Il list nt such occurrences.
which was compared with Il list pub
!shcd by the Irish Hulictin. OF
breaches by auX.liarics. the police
ana the military
In The recent killings at Galway,
and shooting resultant from an Irish
Republican dance, il was conceded
that both Sim Fcincrs and crown Of
ficcrs violated the truce 10y carrying;
arms.
The Irish Representatives,. while OK
pressing anxiety for accord regarding
the truce, expressed disfavor ot any
tcOntiuurd on Page u. Col II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13

~ h"g+ans. dean of tho p.p,o,
SPH''iH"nt OF the Medical collier. NJ
nm. hr / l.. Furnas. of clnvc.
h'nh' ohi". br ~ W. CamuL.r ~,
Hhh"i"' br. Z. Boyd Borl. H. ~,
'"' dental S"h""l "f VandcriII, I-,,;.
N'Fs'ty: !9r. J N. Lewis. Of itich,rn,,
ana 'r. Thomas T.. iiartz.ll nr.,i
"'N' "i tn" Na,iona, Dental Axso.
'''lti"h' Sp"k" IL behalf o; i;ichnn,,J
ii""I "f >a,i"nni nndy Sr.nh,
br j.. " Cat,eu. uf tho fnc,,,,,.
"' nc. M"d!caI college Of Virrinin.
"h"hed the morning session win :,
technical address ON "Aln:,ira,I: I,s
History ami M.,u1iurgic ph.un,u.p, :.
"r which pr Thomas u. uar,zciI
president of the National Dental As.
r''a'i"n, spoke on "Advantuv.s az
M"""rn Methods of Diagnosis 10, no
dentist ~. I'Irtz.ll .mphasiz.L
'' VAN" OF th" dentist 20 In. p.bIir.
ana ~" c"-on"raiiun OF the dental
"i'd mehic.l fratc,nitlcs. H.. IalG
S'r.Hs "n the fac that The pendulum
ma" swung 10" FAR in regard to ,h.
"h"i'sa!" extraction of teeth. an,l
urged II" dentists 10 p" more con
TcrNa,iv" IN pulIiu= teeth. hecaus..
t'on'inu"d On pag" .. col g,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
CHIEF OF KHAN TELLS
COMMITTEE KU KLUX
FOE TOLAWLEcSNE,SS
DENTISTS FOR CAPITAL
AS MEDICAL, CENTER
Resolutions Favorng Richmond as Site for Proposed
consolidated institution Are Adopted by Unani-
nous Vote of the State Association.

Resolutions we're -unani,nously.
adopted by The Virginia state Dental
Association. in nCty-Sccond annual
convention At IN" Jefferson Hotel
y"s,"riar. indorsing the majority re.
rort "f tho Commission on Medical
Education ia Virginia which proyid.
Tor the maintenance uf th. rnpar.- :
ni"niH %: Medicine, Don,lstry and
lharina"y In ii"hmoni ns n part ~
n" University Of Virginia
Th" resolutions directed tho otl,c. re
aud tn" L"Gisiativ. Commute. Of tho
virginia state Dental Association 20
rN" their best effort tn carry INTO
"ncct tn" wishes nf The association
as embodied in the resolutions.
i'as@agc Of N" resolution c,,n.
after pr. Thcuior" liough. Dean or
The Medical Department ci the Uni
fersiiy, had spoken In :idvrclcy of
Charlottesville az til" location of ,ha
state supported Mrd!cn! School.
which should include ,ho schools OF
dentistry and pharniact. FOLLOWING,
pr. lfuuSh there we're addresses in
:avor of i.chmond as tn" site for
thc proposed merged innstltutIOn. pr.
! l.. Williams, Of the faculty Of the
Medical College Of Virginia; Dr j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
NATIONALS SHOVE
WINNING COUNTER
ACROSS IN SEVENTH
Victory Follows Aaron
Wards Error and Sny-
der's Two-Baggcr.
DOUGLAS AND MAYS
AGAIN HAVE DUEL.
Hurting of Opposing Pitchers
Adds Zcsl to Thrilling
Encounter.
fANkS SCORE FIRST run
hre"k Tee In second. But Opponents
Even Matters and Take Lend
I'm
DOUGLAS AND MAYS
AGAIN HAVE DUEL
fANhS SCORE FIRST run
"re"h Tee l" second, Rut Opponents
Even Matters and Take Lead
iu Race.
Lny Assoc!ated rr.ss.l

NEW YORK. Oct. lo-rror,. 60
der. tho ri,,,s. ,,,,.
ono -, r,r, ,,.,.. 'e"e'' p"'e"
-''''ES uhderhahd iwis'e:s
'"'o 'e't center field for a two-basn
hit in the seventh inning at the Polo
Grounds this artcroor ,n, ,,.,
son, homo ~, 49,,
.a.. '"'' won '"o
,o 49,, S''' o' 'he world ser'.n
'or '"e Ne" York National League
''''''i'ohs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
DAVID
CONQUERS GIANT IN
COTHAN STREETS
1me"ti"th-Ccntury Goiiath
P"fs to ROM Trio o( Cops
Before He rs SubducJ
iEy United News

NV YORK. Oct. -. Sam Stern.
P"h"'ariy known as the Goliath @.
Gran" Street. is six feet four inches
tan and Weighs 295 pounds. i,. y. :,
'"''heF' He said ho coul,l lick any
P"'''ehl"h on. the New York force.
ana ana succeed Ia Knocking on, three
OF them.
Then. while the three wcr, WING
III the gutter. listening 10 tb,. hiyJ;.s *
H:hS ana waiting for the ambulance.
q ll-N"ar-o!d boy with a hnseh,u h,.
"nnck up behind Goliath ana vham-
hlt" MIN over tho head. after which
~" three policemen recovered en-
'''thuS I" take Goliath Ia Tho police
station. but without troubling Ia nnd
the name -: til" y.ar-olh David,
"H" "Eerthrcw the giant.
AZ 'h' *Na'i"n they took twenty
tour stitches in GoIiath's head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
UNEMPLOYMENT PARLEY
IN j. S. DRAWS TO CLOSE
Conference Approves Reports
on Remedial Measures on
Eve Of Adjournment.
DISCUSS EcoNoM,c PROBLEMS
Gratifying Responses Received To .Ap-
prNl hy President Harding for MAX
Ing nr"oinrnr ndn'iun- for Relief uf
Unemployment Emergency.
Iry .AssocIa,od rress.


WASillNGrON. byt. Discus
sions of the cuuntr..'s ccon"r,.. prob.
lens by the national conference on
unemployment drew towards :, clusu
today with iha mpproval I'll IN, reports
On remedial measures oi IN, commit
tees on shipping and construction.
Secretary Hooper, chai-uan o.. III.
- inference. annuumcvL tant tna con-
icrcErn would end It's present ac-
''Nities tomorrow. with reception OF
reports !r"n It's remaining suhcom
nittccS ana suSgcSt!ous for con-
iinuins ITS uscfulncss from the or
Sanizat;on committee.
Gratifying responses hay. been re-
ceived. he said. to the appeal by
Pr.sidcn, Harding and th,. confer
chce for making effective It's recon
mendat!ons for the relief Of the I'm.
employment emergency. rh. rail-
roads. he. declared. have added ,hout
1000 men to their rolls ana ruhIic
nt'!!t'cs III many sections oil the conn
Try are preparing 10 increase en-.
ploymcnt.
y paragraph cr' the cunstrurtio,
committees report. which asserted
'ha' the Interstate Commerce com.
mission took away from the construc
u"h industry the use %: open ton
ears without full hearing vas
stricken from the text, at the su.-
scSHon of Mr.. Hoover. artcr obioc.
'"h had hrcn mad, by. Edgar =:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
REACHES DECISION ON
SILESIAN QUESTION
solution Arrived nj by Council az Nm
tionS' League Involves New
Frontier Line.
IHy Associated Press. !

GENEVA. oct. 12.--Thc council Of
the league oil nations has reached a
iinai decision on the Upper Silcsian
question. and has thereby accom-
riished the greatest task Yet set for
patch than many expected. The So
luton reached bySihc council involves
Il new frontier line. together with
certain measures providing for guar
antccs against the dislocatiou Of
existing economic conditions.
The members "f the council ars
confident that this solution is tho
only possible one and that il will. at
the sam" time. roll away one ot tho
dark clouds lowering over Europe,
and firmly establish tho prestige of
the league.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-13
ACCEPTS
BRITISH INVITATION
wiz Fiace L. y. Congressional McdnI
ON Tomb of Unknown SoI-
dler Monday.
lHy Associated rrcss.l

LONDON. Oct. l2.--With the oiIicia,
announcement this afternoon that
Genera! John i. rcrshing had ac-
ccpted the British governments in
vitation To place the American Com
grcssicnal Medal on the tomb of the
unknown soldier in Westminster Ah-
bcy the misunderstanding resulting
from the deferred Invitation ended.
IL has been planned that the rcrc-
mony will take place at HE'S O'Clock
next Monday morning. and both the
public and the press are ovincins
great interest in the details for the
ceremony
II is expected that de;:phmcEts OF
troops from the ithincland will pa
radc. while representatives of the
army. navy and air force Will he
present III Westminster Abbey when
tn" medal is laid upon the grave.