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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
NY Associated press

WASliINGTON. Dee. I0.-Imdica-
tons OF opposition In the United
states Senate Ia ratification Of III.
i"ur-p"wer Pacific treaty Developed
today within u few hours after the
new pact was announced To the
world al plcnary session az the
armament conference.
Senator Reed. Democrat. Missouri.
one of the irrcc"ucilabirs In The long
and successful hsht against tn.
treaty 81 Versailles, in Il formal
statement denounced tn. new quad
rupic understanding as "trcachrr.ns.
reasonable ana damnabl..'' AMI pre-
,lictcd that there would L.. a night
and "a hot one"
other Senators Of the irrrconcil-
able group for the most part with
held comment. hut speaking private
~ indicated an unfrirndly attitude
toward the treaty. while Senator
Reed said he did not expect Ia make
the fight alone. senator R"rah. OF
Idaho. leading Republican lrrccon-
cilnblc. was one 81 those declining
to comment. locking himself in his
office with copy Of the t,ocumcnt.
Itntiacntion Predicted.
Republicans generally. Including
most Of the leaders, however, pre-
dictcd rRtiiicat ION 90 the treaty by
an Overwhelming vote. and IN this
prediction to a greater or less ex-
tent wsre Joined by . number Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Says Anglo-Jap Alliance
Ends When New Treaty
Is Ratified.
PACIFIC TENSION is
NOW AT REST FOREVER
Asserts New Four.P wcr
Agreement Is Blu, Perfection
of His Greatest Wishes.
iHv Associatod rrcss.l

WASH GTDN. Dec. Follow
ing is the text Of the speech If AR
tnur J. Balf"ur. head OF tie british
d"iaca,i"n at the arms cont,rcno. to-
day:
If rise u occupy your at ,nt:on
for ono or two moments. IL is not 20
deal with the treaty in its entirety.
ut merely TO say something ao.ut
one clause in that treaty. IN which
only my friends from Japan and the
British delegation can regard them
selves as Immediately Interested. al
though | think 1t touches. in tru.l,
and in reality. the Interests or the
" hvlo world
Treaty Comes tu Find.
You Will all have noticed that
Clause " provides that whsn tits
treaty receives its ratification at the
fahds OF the signatory powe5e. that
a, that moment the treaty between
Japan and Great Britain comes 10 nm
end. Now, am perfectly well aware
that the treaty between Grea: Bri-
tain and Japan has been the causc
OF much screenings OF heart, OF some
suspicions. of good deal nt amin
as*srSiop in important sections OF
opinion in ;he United States. and T
think that from historical point OF
view. that sttitude may at first cause
surprise. for certainly nothln. was
further from the thoughts Of the
original trainers Of the tr+atv he
tween Japan and Great britain tnan
that IL could touch in the remo,rst
way. either for good or for evil, The
Interests Of the United states The
United states seemed az remnt,. from
any subject touched in the original
agreement rs Chile or i-eru.
Il think that was the original view
taken in the United States by all see
lions OF opinion, To what Is IL that
the change Of opinion is due? /
think IL is due to the fact that n
state az International tension did
arise in the Pacific area--and | hone
Continued on rage Is. Column a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
PENNSYLVANIA ROAD
INJUNCTION UP DEC. 81
Seeks To Restrain Labor Bunrd From
Declaring Company In Violation
OF Law.
Thy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, Dee. lo.--Judge Kcnc-
saw NJ Lands today set December
~ for arguments on the PennsyIva-
MIA Railroads petition for perma-
nent Injunction to restrain tho United
states Railroad Labor Board from
issuing an order declaring the rail-
road I" he in violation OF IN. trans
portation act and the boards dccis-
ion.
The temporary Injunction granted
yesterday. and which expired today,
NJ not renewed '.nen Juig. X. NJ.
Barton, chairman of tie Labor
Board. told the ,,ur. the board would
hold the contemplated order AGAINST
the railroad in allegiance unt.l after
the hearing December 81. AtIrrrcys
FOR the road and poard were in
strncted to exchange specifications
OF 'heir arguments December "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Joyful Hearts Are Beating
To-day in Humble Rich.
mond Homes.
RESPONSE is UNIVERSAL
Gifts Pour In From Every
Section Of Slale-S4.2-O
Is Goal Sought.

Joyful hearts in ten Richmond
homes. where. a week ago. there were
hrooding misery and the constant,
fear Of utter desolatinn-thl is the
r"compense that comes today To those
who have Needed the appeal Of The
Times Dispatch toad the needy peo-
pie of the Ten Opportunities"
While only two of the opportunities
have reached the haven, which means
I" them security against poverty for
another twelve months. all OF them
have Travelled far enough along the
road of hope To feel certain they will
ind happiness at the end
Wonderful Week for 10th.
IT has teen II wonderful week. both
Tor the unfortunate families who con-
s;Iiute the Ten Opportunities" and
Tor the generous men, women and
children who. finding their fellows
stricken in the race ot.life. have held
out helping hands TO assist them an
against tbs heavy hant OF adversely.
For the one IL has revealed the silver
lining I'm the cloud. For the other Il
has meant the stirring within them
OF that fine sentiment nf human
brotherhood which brings always q
sweet peace and contentment
Unto last night, tributions to the
Ten Opportunities" representing
gifts from the four corners or the
state. totaled 81 49,. 40. and they were
pouring in with every mail. The re-
Spouse has been spontaneous and in
spring. Donations have come from
rich ana poor alike. Stories of the
pathetic figures Of the Ten Uppor-
tunitics" have had u universal appeal
Checks from men and women who
are unusually blessed with this
worlds good have found their way
into the fund for their less fortunate.
fellows. Small contributions from
widows and children and others who
must fight hard in the battle of life
pile in Ia alleviate heart rcndinc dis
trcss. All have been welcome The
tended 10 show that all-emhracive
human sympathy that flows from TIL.
heart of every normal being. whether
he he rich or poor, high or low
NcnrIy Half Way t" Goal.
The Ten Orportunities.' as
whole. are now nearly half the way
TO their goal. \ little over $4,000 is
needed I" tide them over the coming
year Nearly s2.no6 Of that amount
has been realized. How about carry
ing them over the top" during the
week that begins today?
Remember that all contributions.
whether they lie large or small. are
equally welcome. The widows mite
To III" Ten Opportunities il "A CLEAN
of iish in dark world that helms
the needy find better aud a han
pier road. II Is u chance for an Ia
show that spirit OF charity. which
IN" Son "f Man cNemplifcd in the
greatest degree nearly 2.0D0 years ago
when he gave WI Ills life that those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
NEw QUADRUPLE FACT
Is GIVEN TO THE wORLn
TRY AssOcIated prcs.l

lfS Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. lO.--A new
dunhrupl" agreement tn preserve
penc" Ia the waters, OF the Pacific was
announced TO the world today by the
/. United states. Great Britain. japan
and France
AZ n consideration OF the interna-
ii"nal realignment, Great Britain and
Japan agreed To consisn to the scrap
heap the Anglo-lapanese agreement,
Tong viewed with apprehension in
both America and Asia.
The provisions OF the agreement.
which Is in the form NJ n ten-vear
treaty. are confined to '.tle region
Of the Pacific Ocean" Under them
the four powers are to respect each
others island possessions and TO meet
In consultation IL O dispute arises or
II the rights OF any OF the four are
threatened by any other power.
Announce Treaty T~rms.
announcement OF the treaty terms
was made at plcnary session OF the
arms conference by Senator Lodge, OF
the American delegation. and was fol-
lowed by expressions OF approval nv
the pienipotentiaries OF Great Britain.
France Italy. China, Belgium, The
Netherlands ana Portugal
To he binding on the United States
the treaty must be ratified by tn.
Senate. several OF whose members
withheld comment tonight ending a
further study Of the text. Omen war
WAS declared on IL by some OF the
'ir"c"ncilablcs group" OF the Yer
saili.s treaty fight, hut Republican
leaders and some Democrats de-
clarcd ratification was certain.
Signatures Nat Yet Attached.
The signatures oe the representa-
tivcS or the powers have not yet been
affixed To the document and there Is
an intimaii"i, that they may he with
held until the question OF naval ratio
has been settled definitely. The
naval situation remains unchanged
pending word from Tokyo, but there
is general confidence that approval
OF the American .5-5-3" plan will be
made unanimous in the very near
future.
In lieu or signature tho principal
delegates have put their initials on
the official copy of the treaty, and
Senator Lodge said tonight that this
CONTINUED on Page 2. Col. 2.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
ILL PROVIDES MUST
BE NO CANCELLATION
n"Nn SWAPPING PERMITTED
'"ritlrs ~ ono Government Mny
MT lie Exchanged for Thoac
az Another.
lAy Axao,lntcl rr.4 !

'h'c" iIcSs
|" AS!ilNfTON. Dec Io.-F,Indinx
the yll 600 oon ooo d.,,, , a.,
'"''S" governments
"p'ls"tnns maturing not la,,.'
|in June ~. ;si7 and ie,rfr, 80,
90.
'' INA"
'e"' "'HiH b" authorized undc-
i funding biz an finally approved
|l.y ny ,he e.,a,. ,,.
chairman i"nrosc announced that
ESQ and other prorisIors yri,,.r
- ,b, ,,,,, ,,,,
'''' "S go
by -S'crct"ry Melton. who at.
|Idei the commi,tc. s.ssj,r and -.
< 80 "'ffh t gi''H me rewritten hi
\ aid We reported to the Senate on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
NAME TEN YEARS
IN DOCUMENT AS
LIFE OF NEW PLAN
All misunderstanding Are
to Be Subject of Frank
Consultations.
A AUTOMATICALLY ENDS
ANCLO-JAP ALLIANCE
Britain, America, France and
Japan i'll Covenant, Subject
to Senate Action.
10y Associated prcss1

w ASlilNGTON, Dec. l0.-An omen
declaration of war upon the four
power Pacific treaty came today from
the Senate "irreeoncilables' and in
the face az predictions by both Demo-
cratic and Republican leaders that the
new treaty would be finally ratified
Senator Reed. OF Missouri. prom
incnt Democratic opponent of tn.
league Of nations. denounced the new
racine trcaty M "treachcrous. trea-
sonatle and damnable." and an
hohnced that he and probably Others
OF the irreconcilable group In tho Sem
ate would fight the new treaty to tho
bitter end.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
AGREEMENT ASSURES PEA CE IN EAST;
SENA TIE BIT7ER-ENDERS ANNOUNCE WAR ON PA(
Flood Commended in
House Resolutions
INy AssnciAled press.

WASllINGTDN, Dee. lO.--Reso-
luti"ns commenting the late Henry
ID. Flood. Democratic member OF
the House from the Tenth Virginia
District. TOR his services IN the
house and ~ 81 member and for
m"r chairman az the Foreign A.
iaift Committee. were adopted to-
day 10y the t"mini,,r-.
Thr"nghout>a career Of twenty
on" years in the House uf Reur.-
scht"'iv"s. serving as chairman OF
'hiH committee immcdia,"!J pre-
cehinE and during III. world war.
ne displayed marked capacity for
public service. cAemplifed the
highest qualities Of personal
character and was ever ac,iIn,oJ
hy patriotic purposes AMI love for
IN" republic" the resolutions
stated
Gentle and urbanc in personal
relationship they contirIiied. he
"as. Yet always IN. vIriIc cham
rion of amy cause he cspuuscd. he
Was an ornament to the pubic life
at tn" nation. and ma dca,n 4. an
irr"parabl" loss. not oniy to ihose
who had the priyii"g. az close as
s"ciation with him. but 10 our
common country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11

ATLANTA, GA. Dec l0.-Rcuuest
Tor reh"aring OF its recent order
mat railroad surcharges OF 80 per
cent on Pullman bcrths and chairs bc
discontinued within the State Dcccm-
her 20. was asked Of the Georgia
ha'ir"ad commission today. by coun-
sci Tor The roads. The commission
announced II would grant n hearing
on Monday on the request tn reopen
the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
SEIZE 3 STILLS IN
POWHATAN COUNTY
Village of ClayviIle Is Scene
of Raid by Squad Of
Officers.
TAKE 3 MEN IN CUSTODY
Plants Captured Have Com
hincd Capacity Of %
Gallons.
TAKE 3 MEN IN CUSTODY

Capture of three stills. the con.
fscaiion OF an automobile and the
arrest OF three men. declared to he
the operators. were the results of
a raid made h. squad Of officers
az Powhatan County yesterday after
noon
The stills were found in the vicinity
Of clayvillc, village OF poxhatan
County. j. e Scott. j. Il. lialton
and Albert Hillis were arrested on
warrants charging them with violat-
!hs inc prohibition act. They were
take before Magistrate Nichols an Z,
placed in the Powhatan County Jail
upon failure to furnish bond in tho
sum of si,5oo each. They vii! he
gwen hearing before Magistrat
Nichols on December 10
one Of the stills had - capacity Of
sixty gallons aud another thirty.
while there was one small nvc-gallon
stu! The officers experienced little
ir"uhie In arrcsting the men and
dcmolishing the largest still. Sher.
IN u. r. Bangh. OF Powhatan. has
taken the two smaller stills and the
automobile. which is said 10 be the
property OF one Of those arrested.
Int" custody.
y" whisky was found at any Of
the stills. which were operated close
TO each other. but TWO gallons OF
mash was discovered. The raid was
conducted by sheriff BaUgh and Com
monwca!ths Attorney Bonivant, with
the assistance OF other county Off
GERS.
John J.. Flanagan. Richmond at
iorney. represented the men at tn.
hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
DlAZ SAILS FOR ITALY
ON THE GIUSEPPE VERDI
Expresses Appreciation az t.ord,,,
Reception Accorded Him In
tmcrIcu
lBy Associated I'ress.I

NEW YORK. Dee. l0-GcneraI Ar
ma mao i'ia%. commander-in-c hief of
.nc i'a''ah armies. during the war
who came To this country scvor.,I
weeks ago as the guest OF the Amor
man Legion. sailed for Italy today on
the steamship Giuscppi Verdi.
Befor" his departure, General Diaz
expressed his appreciation of Tho
cordial reception accorded him by tn.
nation and predicted that the rcla
tons between Italy and the United
states would grow more and more
cordial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
DIES OF BROKEN NECK
Naval Omrrr Is Struck by Tongue or
Wagon.
Try AssociatcI' Press. /

PORTSMOUTH. VA. Dec. To-
Walking calmly into 81 local physi-
clans Office supported by a girl COM
panion and negro. Lieutenant John
Raymond Middlchr0ok. l.. =. ~. of
Powder Springs. Ga. collapsed. after
hasty examination showed his neck
TO he broken. lie died II few minutes
later at the naval hospital here. Ac-
cording to the story told by his girl
companion, Middicbrook had driven
his car. in which she was riding,
head on into mule team, tho wagon
tongue between the muleA striking
him In tho mock. - y y - y :. Z. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
HOUSE ADOPTS BILL /.
TO ADD z FEDERAL
DISTRICT JUDGES.
NJ GORE Amendment. to
Keep Jurists on One Job,
Ruled Out.
WAS AIMED ESPECIALLY
AT BASEBALL ARBlTER
Judges. Wadtlill and Groncr
Are Quoted in Opposition
TO Measure.
IEN Associa,ed rress

WASiiiNGTON. Doe. iO-By u vote
"f l:1 L" az the Walsh bill provid-
ing for appointment "t twenty-five
additional Federal district Judges. was
sent To tho Senate after an amend
ment which would HAY. required Fed
cral Judges to devote all their Tim.
To judicial duties had been ruled on,
ON a point Of order.
The amendment offered 10y Repre-
sentative Moore. Democrat. Virginia
would have affected Judge Lands. Of
Chicago. who recently bccam" 81
premc arhiter OF professional base
ball
Mann CrIuciz-> sold rnpi-s."
Speaking in defense of Judge Lam
dis. MIR. Mann declared tina, some
old foEics who never played baseball
81, here in the House cri,icising y
man who. because he was above sus-
picion, was able to rescue the gam.
when it was in a critical situation
and the public had lost confidence
In IT."
Jump on him ana roast him." MIR.
Mann asserted. lie can't come here
and answer YOU
Representative Bourke Cochran.
Democrat New York. declared that
Judge Landis should have been i'm
peachcd. ~ was proposed during the
last Congress by Representative Well
~. Democrat. Ohio.
Confirmation Of the judGeships was
advocated 10y Chi"t Justic" TAFT. At
iorncy- GENERAL pauGhcrtv. and
group az Federal Judges aud district
attorneys which made "a survey To de-
t.rminr the causes aud extent Of
docket congestion III various dis
, tricts, and tn. means az cxpcditins
the handling "f cases.
Allotment Of Judges.
Under the hill the n"W Judges would
he allotted To districts as follows:
Massachusetts. two: Southern New
York. Two; and ON" each Ia Eastern
New York. Eastern PENNSYLVANIA
Western Pennsylvania. Northern
Ohio. Eastern Michigan. Northern
Illinois. Eastern Illinois. Minnesota
la = crn Missouri, Western Missouri
Eastern oklahoma. Montana. Arizona.
Northern California. Southern Call
fornia. Northern Texas. Middle Ten
ncsSrc and Southern Florida.
The bill also provides for The hold
ing annually OF conference. to be
pres !ded over by the chief Justice Of
The United states with senior circuit
judges. district judges II deemed adj
visahlc. and the Attorney General
participating. Ecnorrs would he sub
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Negro Moved far snfc Kcepinr.

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. lO.--I..m Jack
II. negro, wanted for killing Ed
ard Spinks and woundinG David and
III Spiuks, white men. last night, at
Ala. was brought to
obilc tonight from the county jail
Grove lIill for safe keeping. Feel
4 ran high today around Grove Hill
nj vicinity against the negro. ac-
riding To Sheriff Cox. OF that place.
,ckson made n statement that he
.mmiited the deed for revenge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Total to date. :,
OppoI,TlrNiTy IA.

This is case VI three Old sisters
ihty are an between 10 and 10
ycars old. in destitute. circutn .
stances. The only home To which
tney are eligible IS not able to tnkr
them at present. Tnry have lived
mnu worked together all their lives
They are thrifty. aud able To rrI
along on very small rNpcuiiItuI,
but they are too frail. after lives
u hardShipS. To 'io hard work-vvcn
u their eyrsiEht would permit SIN
hundred dollars VIII keep them to-
Sctner Tor another year. surely the
public Of Richmond ana Virginia,
VIII not allow thcS' people III he
separated. or sent Ia the CITY Home.
Ihcy are ladies who hav. seen bet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
ship Coal Down WARRIOR nv,

MOBILE. Ala. Dec. l0.--The first
coal from Alabama mines shipped
down the Warrior River for trans
portation At Mobile for Galveston,
Texas. is now being loaded on sea
going hargcs for the latter place. The
new line will carry about 5000 tons
OF Alabama coal 10 Galveston every
month and carry return cargoes OF
1000 tons OF sulphur. The coal des-
tined for Galveston is for hunk ering
purpOses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
WITHDRAWS AS COUNSEL
FOR MRS. OBENCHAIN
thirnG" Ait"rncy Declares Services
wonId BE PrcJmdicinI 10 In
irrcsts of Defendants.
KN Assnciated rress |

CHICAGO. Dee. i0.-charles f:rb-
stein. Chicago attorney, today an
nonnccd h. ha.! Withdrawn from the
defense "f Mrs. Madalynn. Oben-
chain. under Indictment az Los An
Gcies in connection with the murder
or ! I'"lton Kennedy.
NJ: Ertstcin explained he believed
his connection with he ease might
hc pr,jud'cial I" the interests az the
defendants.
N.sailius District Attorney Wool
wine. Of Los Angeles. and former
states Attorney Macl.ay Iloyne, Of
Chicago. for the attack on him In the
Los Angeles court when he first APP
pcarcd in Mrs. Obenchains defense
Mr. F.rhsicin announced he would
seek to have both indicted for libel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Accents En.elrn nn...

ROGOTA. COLOMBIA. Dee. TO-
olaEa Herrera. Il prominent leader Of
the Liberal party today accepted the
office OF Foreign Minister. Upon an
his acceptance, no said he
would support the sentiment In the
Chamber OF Deputies. (which is In
favor of modification M. tho treaty.
between Colombia and NIthe uniteh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
.nDc..cc Doc.or wIns Acauittn..

DAYTON. TENN. Dec. Io.-Dr. w.
Allen, charged with the murder
Rurch Gardcnhire. was found not
uilty here today. The verdict was
,liyercd thisamorning after the jury
nd remained out all night. Allen
limited killing Gardcnhirc. hut
limcd the act was committed when
discovered his wife in the arms of
G: latter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
n,,,,,. Thnnci struck by Car.

IOWA, Dec. TO-
ss Alice French, known nationally
Octave Thanct, author. suffered a
hcturcd collarbonc and severe
|uises about the body. when she was
|'uck by street car while on her
ky home here last evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
/. New OIL Lamp Free

ID. S. Johnson. IA Washington Pl.,
new oil lamp that burns 94m air
ID beats gas or electricity, is offer
4 to give ono free to the FIRST User
each locality who swill help intro
ce Y. yyrlie him for particulars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
PREMIERS WILL MEET
BEFORE CHRISTMAS
Brfnnd and Lloyd George 10 Discus.
RcpnrntIOns In
1.OntlOn.
lBy Assoclated l,ress. |

PARIS, Dec. 10. - Premier Brian,,
says an official announcement issued
today, Will leave Paris for l1ngla MI
December 10 or 90 He will meet tn.
British Prime Minister In respons.
toSthe Invitation that he visit, 10 ,don
TO discuss the German separation
uueetion ~ ~ Z. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
CAPTURE Negro I'm AInl,amn.

GREENNII.LE. Ala, Dec. 10.-The
capture Of Lewis Brown. a negro
wanted for shooting Clarke I.uckic,
q prominent young planter. Of this
place, on wednesday last, Is believed
elos. at,3hand Eroubls 10 feared
when hs Ia scs ptu d. &, 81. s az,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
ACCORD ANNOUNCED IN PLENARY SESSION BINDS POWERS
TO RESPECT EACH OTHERS HOL DNGS IN PACIFIC WATERS
APPEAL OF TEN OPPORTUNITIES"
BRINGS $1,997.9O DURING WEEK
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLiCS CONSIDERATION

he OF
OF he
been and
your
and It w he ,uy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
UrrOitTlIAVTl M. \.

TWO hundred dollars IL ncuueu.'fur
Il lainiiy III when inG husband Is
cafninS only 81 II wccN. HAS 4
SicNt,' VII. ana three cdiidren To
provide Tor. Two nunurcd dollars
wa tide them over tue present
.In|f regency.
previously acknowledged :. S.33 40
, "i.tiinutInis rccc.',u yes
tr.'LaH ............. ! 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
oIl.oi.ruNrrY No. :

.nhc care "a u itliu Il-SSar-Olu
,, iri, MIOse hnutner ID In a. nOSpllaI
unucr lIeutiuGnt. me latner de-
-tSsociutcu Niiri,,cn uas not been
ABLE TO Iocatc niii. The rhiiu is eA-
trcmciy talented. anu We are AN
kiuuh IL Hitc-ncr "a cnlnce ~ grow
up straigdt. She has no une TO LOOK
after 'nUr untll her mother again
o.comcs a MaSc-earncr.
previously ncGnowieuLc ...$ ~ 30
received yes
TuIn Ia ,lniu a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-11
Oi'rORTuArrY No. !.

Tnis Is "a case OF TWIN boys IL
years oU, whose mother IL III a
sahaiofluin, anu whose iatucr nas
deserted tncin. Four hundred dol
lars viii Keep these uoys al Cvvins-
ION Tor year, while their mother
is recovering her health.
PREVIOUSLY acknowledged Us Sd IS
tohi iDutions received yes
terday 80 -
Total to date. $II2 L.,