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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

I'r'nauy.
H. Opposition 10 ,ne i..ge nonopc.
as ana system oar.,ls aud trust.
now .n i"!mauy. and which cAploi,
'N" p'"pI. aud throttle ulnocti,!on.
h"s. AZ" th" ten main point, in
ne pi"grnm OF tho National Social
lSiS ',h" Gernan F.srIs;D as un-
i"i""d i"day by AGoira ill;.uch. load.
e. "' IA" movement. watch is causing
~" loss Uneasln.ss iu Communist ana
socialist circles than m .uy.rnmeu,
quarters ln Berlin ANA Munich.
AlhTin!n. reports alleging impeud-
ins mil.tag3stic coups IN I:avari.i and
rHn0r'i plans for emulation Of tn.
iiH1"n FasrISti. arise ont Of tin. ac-
i.'ii!.S "f several Nationalist groups.
eacH ".'n - would be Mussolinl at it's
h'"d all w.tn the same god. but
chch going about i iu diIorcn,
w"r Tho" AN be np doubt about
Lp"h Investigation. Leaders talk
nG; h"s d"us plans 90 y.oleu,iv over
thin" either "a" E,Narlaa or central
Gor'rnm"utS Unless .oui.'tlu. Who'll.
~ unexpected harpeus
"a tn" m"meut. the ,u.f danger
Is >aid "a bc ,re fari th.t -oci.l
lists 40 Munich ~" atm'n= themselves,
aud "rrahiz.u- d"f-u-o d. acn.
n.i'S a1d "n="S ~ military
hu' '.~ r'"! Gegmna r,s,-, az.
N'.u Aduir, siiti.r mau 81 ,h,
people prir"'e solGio- d.rius ,ae
WaI " rtrp"ui"r bs l.Edc :, :uia-
"'i >pe""er having aisp ,N e?,.ona!
"rSan!ztr= genius
O. i'22. by uufver ~ Scry,yrD
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JOHN BARTON PAYNE
SPEAKS FOR RED CROSS
TI;v As-ociatcd rrcss. |

WASiIlNGTON. Nov. i?--A mes
""eo urging t'c 100000 men aud
women actively engaged in the an
nuai ro'l call to enroll every Amer
lean everywhere" on the American
Eci Gross roster. was issued tnday !
hy John Barton PAYNE. chairman uf
In" "rGau!Haiion. telling the work
erS YOU are to cal! the roll among
V"ur ncighb"rs and friends" from
now until Trank SgiNinr Day. Chair
man Payne pointed out that VI is
Your duty to give every American
the opportunity To c"nsccratc him
self anew {" service under the ban
ner Of the Red Cross
In" stuppndous task Of rclicV-
ms the misery Of more than 800 900
men. women aud Chiidvru who have
hecn driven out Of Asia Minor and
Eastern Thrace by the Greeco.TurA
ish Uar.' he add. is oalys one ut
many grim tragedies which the Red
Cross is meeting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
PITTS FURN|T URE
COMP ANY VICTIM
OF STUBBORN FIRE
Takes Four Hours of Val
liant Fighting to Put
Out Flames.
GREAT WATER TOWER
is PUT INTO ACTION
Scc,hing Furnace Inside the
Building Visible TO
Huge Crowd.

Three alarms OF fire. followed nv
The dreaded three siXes.' called tho
entire department out yesterday aft
erncon shortly before 4 o'clock. and
dense clouds OF smoke Indicated to
thousands of hurrying and scurryins
citizens that the big four-story ana
basement building at 1922 East Main
street. occupied Ey the ritts Furn-
ture Company, WAS burning furious
lE. The tiremsn worked about four
hours in getting the blaze completely
under control, and II was not until
after o'clock last night that some
"f the apparatus or the department
Lett the scene. The damage. about
S'5.o0o is fully covered by 'insur-
snce.
Fircniep DO Good Work.
The building is ncxt 10 the cot
uer Of Main and Fourteenth Streets
adjoining the Epcs- fitzgerald Paper
Company. which occupies the corner
property. On the west OF the Pitts
building is the Virginia CAROLINE
Hardware Company, with a tcu-fnot
alley separating the two buildings,
BY quick and intelligent work on the
part Of the Fire Department, the
perfect distribution OF the equip
the names were held within tins
building. although the damage AZ.
pears to be quite complete. Insur-
ancc. however. will, il was said last
night. cover the losses both in stocN
and building. There was practicaiiy
no dartave 10 either the Epes f'itH-
gerald Company or the Virginia
Carolina Hardware Company.
The cause OF the fire was not as.
ccrta!ned last night. Daniel Elmorv
t.astesly boohhecper in the employ
or the ritts Furniture Company.
went into the building shortly after
o'clock yesterday afternoon, ana
found smoke issuing from the rear
Of tn. structure. He took a glance
around aui saw that the place was
On fire. He rushed out TO the fire.
alarm hoX and turned in tho alarm.
The first call was registered at iir-
alarm headquarters at S:31 O'Clock.
The Hroad and Cary street COM
panics hurried to thc9 scene, and a.
soon rs chief W. H. Joyncs reached
the SPOT. hc realized that serious
danger lnrl<cd there. and immediate
ly turu,d in the second alarm. which
brought additional apparatus. SO
rapidly did the flames spread and so
fierce did they appear that a third
alarm was sounded at 3:tc o'clock.
and at 800 a general alarm wen,
out Every available niece OF ap-
paratus was put to work cutting of
the spErad Of tho iirc ON the Main
street side sis streams from many
hose lines poured water into IN.
building. while a. many were work
ing in the rcer and IN the alley on
tho west.
ui>k Lives Fighting Flames.
Fircmen riSkpd their lives many
times in CrttiIS into the alleys ~
Ioar and side, where smoke ,aud
gases wcro suffocatincjy dangerous
Extension ladders were put into scr
vice and streams OF water wers
forced through upper windows into
the very midst Of tho namcs. Com
hustihlcs wyr" cNCryvhc-c. \ Sceth
ing furnace inside the builiiuE could
ooontInmcd ON rase 2. Colmmm -
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WOMAN WITNESS. GIVES ,t..
HER STORY OF TRAGEDY

bN Universal Scrvicel
NEW ERINsWlCk. y. j.. Nov. u.
-. :" ."' Nm me
h.s "wn,,nar.lI.,,,.. .,.,
Eleanor T. Muis .n,s h, NJ. ,n,
uanlon. was cncacinr IN. a,icn,in,
Of th. authnri,j,. ,onIch,
N
",'" ".IeS
w. ,"", ~" ~ NJ. '"ne Go
"'S ''"h -
nc S'"! mss )"
Last March woman. who was y
rPner nt ihe PHILIPS farmhouse.
onc'eI MIS- l'nl"n the oh. sh"
took H. Her duties were 10 clean
IN" house twice month. For this
>he was To rHc"iv" $40 month. Z"
was presented to Mr.. Mills at th"
mouse Mr. Mills posing as Mrs
''"'''
Mrs. lI.nlon met Mr.. Hall only a
few times The story. i'm hcr nur
words, proceeds
or IN. ,,t,.d,, a.,
H. 20, ~ ,bo bouse a.
in the morninr ava ,r.s ,,;,, ,,,
a, o'clock nt nigh, v.h,, VI.
Mills. whom ! knew as Mrs. Hall
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ONE DYING. TWO HURT
AS AUTO HITS POLE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL TENN. Nov. l2-J0scph
Godsey ,: years old member Of a
prominent local family is uncon-
scious at tho local hospital as tin.
result of injuries he received carly
this morning in an automobile which
was wrecked At = corner in South
Bristol. the car was driven by Eiam
l."Chcu ,n of a wealthy wholesale
grocer mere.
were slightly injured Physicians
said tonight that D;udsey has little
chance for recovery lie is hurt in
ierhally and about the head. The
hig touring car era shed into a telc-
phone pole and then turned over. II
was badly wrecked
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NJ 'ADOO FAVORS
SOLDIER BONUS
Would Make Bencliciarics of
Tariff Bill Bear the
Expense.
NOT IMPRACTICAL IDEA
Plan Analogous to British
Scheme for Raising
Money for War.
lev Associated rressl

FULLERTON, CAL. Nov. ls.--pa y
ment OF adjusted compensation to
former soldiers ami sailors at the
expense Of benchciaries OF the Ford
ney- -McCumber tariff bill was urged
in an Armistice Day address here by
William -. McAdoo. former Secretary
OF the Treasury.
Ass..ilinc those who Tough, tho
soldiers bonus on the ground that
IL would be Il burden upon the COIN
try. MI Mc.Adoo declared it was
sheer h"pocr.sy' TO say that the ma
;!on cannot bear this relatively in
significant burden when great sub
sides are arau;Gd l." private inter
csts ~ the expense Of the people and
for purposes which cannot be sue
cessfuily defended.
Denied Just Rcrocnition.
The Fnrdney-M MCCumhcr tarIm bill
was recently passed by Congress and
approved by the President II is cS-
mated thst the trusts, monopoiics,
combinations in restrain, "t trade
and other bcreiiCiaries Of this meas
urr will he able 10 take from the
pocketS nf the American people S3.-
too 600 600 per annum, while tho law
Is uu the statute books
How can such comsCirnceicss mis-
use Of movers of government b. JUS
tihcd, when the soldiers and sailors
wh" saved our institutions arc de-
CONTINUED on Page y. Col. %
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PRE\ AILS IN HOUSE
Important Chairmanship. Are
involved in the Proposed
Change.
~ Nssn,Ia,rd 80 |

WASHINGTON. Noy. I2.-.ho.i,.on
- tn" Scuat.'s seniority ruIe. h,.
which the chairlnaNship o. com
"!ti"c goes 10 tn" member with the
longest continuous ServIc. thereon.
Us suggested by Senator Mccormick.
a" Ii!inoIs chairman Of the RcpubIi-
can senatorial committee in q let,
ter 10 senator f.odg" - the EcpubIi-
can leader. made public today
The letter a!so urged ,ha, the
steering committee. OF which Mr. Nc
'"rn!ck is q member. bc made rep
FcS"n'htIvc OF all sections and
thought on tho Republican side and
disclosed that Senator McCormicI
had discussed the question with sen
ht"r curtis Of Kansas. assistant re
publican leader. aud Others
United for Posts.
stating that the seniority Nile
served Very well i'm the old davs."
and Lad resulted generally in ap
ruinimcnt of good chairmcn. Scus
tor Mccormick wrote senator l.odpc
that the Republican conference and
;he Ecru3lican steering committee
owe II 10 the country to put aside
the rule. just as tho conference owes
u 20 the country to make provisions
Tor tn" Sei.ction oi a truly represcn-
tatiNc steering committee. which
shall in'c: regularly ami as
occasion requires, with the CORES
pond!us committee OF ;h. House
senator Mccormick declared tina;
while in majority of instances the
men who have become ch1irmcn
Through seniority have been Sond
chnirmen. Their" have been others vino
were unified for their posts hy roa-
son Of extreme old age. or Of failing
health. or because OF grave differ.
cnccs OF opinion with the ma joritv
OF their Republican associates
The seniority system also prevails
in the House.
Notice already has come from SEN
IEnnI ~. =,
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BRITISH GOVERNMENT
SEEMS MORE. DELAY
Proposed u :liminar> Meet
ing Between Powers l.
Still Undecided.
'rAL,'s POSITION srIl,. vague
Turkish Delegation. Headed h, I.m-t
rn>ha. Ma! 80
I'ari..

iAi.iS Nuv l9-Thc french For.
c!Sn otiic- toIay announced that the
Grcc"-TGrk!sh pcac. conference to
be held at l.tusanu" mad been Ten
t'tNelN SET for no; later than No
ori=lnaily the date 8; fo, The con-
Nenins of tn" conference WAS No
vomb"r 5. tut tn. British govern
m-ui desired a po-;pouemcut 1,
"a- ,aid today that ia, Br!tI-h vS.c
1!Gr.uS for q St!ll ta;,r date than
N"vemr.r -. but th- French gov
"rnmeut c0uiu not -. Why week :
p".tp"nement should nn' y" ample.
itniy'> Position NnEue.
THE sam. uncertainty that char
acicTZcs tn" pe"C" conference still
clouds the PROMISED prcliminary meet
inE between the representatives Of
Ereat Britain. France and Italy. The
conference to preCede the Lausanne
gathering. while NJ roiucare. the
French Premier. thinks simple Con
rersati"ns" viii be adcquat" lie
has sGe:esied that he can geo and
TAX TO Lord Curzon, the British
FOREIGN Secretary. while Lord turzon
IS passing through Taris on l;.s way
% Lausanne
Iiaiys position IS rather vague
''pMt H.Stat tthIS nave SAID thSt Pre-
micr MuSsol.ni was not ready for the
conference at Lausanne tomorrow.
They did not indicate. however. when
he would be prepared TO he repre-
Sent"d - Lausanne. or what would
hc his attitude To conversations be-
tween the principal allies.
Most .; the French delegation to
;hc conference. headed by Nj Eom.
pdrd Intended 20 leav, FOR Lausanne
tonight. hui their tr:p WAS Cancelled
when NJ roiucarc decided ,ha, he
would a"ai, the arrival here oc Lord
Cur2"n
French and british Differ.
The Turkish delegation. headed by
ismet rasha. which arrived at i.aus-
anne tonight, may contiuu, on to
Paris. The French government had
asked the .AnSora representative
hcrr Fer.d H.y, I" notify Ismct Of
The poSip"ntmcnt and 10 invite them
10 come 20 the capital
The French feel there is every
chance "f Great Britain and France
being III general accord on Gues-
-ti"ns on which Lord Curzon ia eN-
tr.mciy anxious to obtain allied
agreement before the meeting with
the Turks; but there is no conceal
mcnt Of the fact that there Is not
entire harmony in tho views of the
French ana British
The French. in any case. think that
Continued on Page = Col. -
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MARINE LIEUTENANT
LOSES LIFE IN RIVER
IEv Associated rrcss.l

FirS, Lieutenant Charles NJ. Portis.
second in command OF marines at
Tia" .tlgicrs naval station. was
drowned today while hunting near
Pass A-L'outre q; the mouth OF the
Mississippi River. The body was re-
covered ami will he brought 10 ihe
naval station. Major e. \. Iutz. COM
mandinc officer OF tho Marine Bar.
racks. ~ \l2icrs. stated that no de-
tails Of tho drowning had been re-
cciNcd
Lieutenant Vortis Vas transferred
!" the AlgisrS station srom luautico
Va. last May. lie was born ia Birm-
inEham. Ma. where his mother nov
resides. November - 1872.
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v AR IN IRELAND
ENTERS NEW PHASE
IEv Assoclatcd rrcs.

DUBLIN. Nov. l2.-Since the re-.
sumption by Eamon de Valera Of his
iitle OF president of tho Irish re
public and the reconstruction Of the
republican council of state. backed
by the Republican army. the war in
ireland has entered a new phase.
captured correspondence has re-
Veaied proposed war measures which
nave heen submitted to de Valera for
approval. and II is assumed that what
ever is now done is with his sane
'"h' one proposal. calling for the
turning OF the private houses Of
W" newspaper proprictors is he
IieNcd to have hccn vetoed by DC
valera. The policy now seems to be
!" attack barracks and Irish gov
eminent armed forces on the ground
mat they are. in effect British strong
h"ids and British forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
OIL FIRE DESTROYS
MILLION BARRELS
INV .Nssncinira rrnssI

HOUSTON. TENAS. Nov. 1" More
than 100000 barrels Of oil were
doomed early tonight ana Indications
were that a similar amount probably
would he consumed in Spectacular
fire sweeping the Gulf Production
Company tank farm al Humble
lightning caused the blaze.
Three enormous underground
reservoirs, said 10 have q capacity
"f 100000 barrels each. caught fire
and the boiling inferno spread rapid.
iy toward three other nearby pits
The whole fdrm consists OF twenty
tanks, all OF which may be lost
The blaze can be seen for miles.
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.ao.ooo Fire q, srItrldge Field.

Kv VWlNUryN! HcrNIuc'I
SELERIDGE FIELD. MOUNT
CLEMENS. MICH" NOV i2.-Fire or
unknown origin late last night de-
stroNtd the entire commit ssAry build
Ing OF the United states quarter
master corps with damage OF $4,000.
and threatened destruction Of sew
eiai planes. including large num-
her which had been used in the
Secent record breaking National
Nero meet Five hundred soldiers
responded to the alarm.
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ENTER WIRE HAIR!
PARIS SETS STYLE
lRy Universal Snrrice1

fAElS. Nov. l2.-En;cr wire hair,
ne venerable Marcel. original wave
artist has emerged from obscuritv
!" MS provincial chateau tn again
se' inc world OF fashion agog hy
'"c creation or Wig transformations
i"ily set in frapcwork OF
s",d or slirtr wire which sets the
""lF on TO advantage, besides civ.
ing wave that will wave forever
The. effect is bizarre. but not uulv
especially when the wire is coIored
the same as the dress.
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TIDAL WAVE ADDS
TO CATASTROPHE
IN CHILEAN TOWNS
800 Are Reported Killed
at Nallcnar and Surround.
ing Districts.
HEAVY CASUALTIES AT
COPIAPO AND COQUIMBO
The Nov, cmcnl Of the Ocean
j. Described as Pine.
n0ncnal
"",",E> ,>n o,n. p,M..En
>r-rdr steps Taken to HcIie,r tho
sufferers in Stricken
Areas.
tRg $3.50, s,cd rr,s.


ANl.iNGO ctilI.E Nov. L.. WAN
}"t.i-i e-.4tahlisHm,ur % com.
"."ui,rtipu Chll.'s a.iNquAh. catas
lf"ph" j. isv.aicd ,u even .r.at,r
mHslr'uu, tu.,U h.u report lu4.-
,~i'd li estimated that a, Last
l"'" ''.' n'a" "uI mar, tn,u>auds
"i' 40 ".sns nr,diu- food and
u.ii.g
ii atdiJuu 90 'U.oty casualties
90 ".fI AND uJarsd at l'ppIago AMI
y"H" "1" VS. ..pprt.d .9.,y
'hoi '"e we'" IS .d u N,.,au. ,..i
'"- sWrr ndnE distr e' Nau-ulr
"s 'lrinrID q e'g"s'l AMI ,h. >ir-
'"Gs are in ..iyi,tl condition.
~ s,,us contain jlt 'n,re nav,
n.'u casualties iu o,n,r r,,r. ana
'iI"s' around Iupl.p1 20 tn.
s"i.,D ,"nscru.n= vh.,h no urvs is
.'l .aN.Ilahl.
100 hn""n Dead.
h.icndN iWaHi .ioIr bodies have
bcrD yccuE eroG ., Cpguinbo. ,.h-r.
30 hii"rn tharc n.o lpn ur moro
al 81 ri.uaral = uumarr n.ro
r."'d hN itlu- houses
u -ns n hG'.aha ana t.da' ,r.vc
'""hiu'. ths, accounted ,.r thc
~ d"stTu"ii"" 10 tue prorInc. o.
: NHt"ia- -aats. Ala'nuua and CoqUtmlo
''r h,d Hs phcNpmrUal /, Gavr o,.-
i'u.o ~ trrrih disturbance iu
ne o.d u' idt pocidc Itself Thcr,
mast htN' hrcn sIrh 4 toarlnz ct
'he bou"m ot the sea mat .nm.Iisc
Quantities ~ water were sucked
ihro4ph cau-.u. . ;r.wcud"Us re-.
rss,."u "f -. wntrrs- along the
'n..eau cnns'
several times ;i,r ocean swcp, out.
ward ana ,amc hara lu ,hc shane ~
=rcs; v.Nc. Roofing the sea poits
auG Ia some instances sweeping away
the water trout. The violen, cftct-
"t il' ti'al waves were Ccl, from
NniofaEast. g., TIA" north to Naldiyla
ON 'he south. covering about sixteen
d' =r"cs "f Latitude. OF more than
no milcS
shipping swept Ashore.
.>i tSpcS OF 'raft lying in the
various harhors were swept on
short. wrecked, or left high and dry.
ana a. scores Of small ports wharvos
and puaNS were destroyed. chilean
naNa! vessels in the hsrbor a; Tai
"ahuano. about 3oo miles south Of
Valparaiso. when they felt the
force o' the waters, clipped their
cables and proceeded out 20 open
sea.
President .Alossandr! has offered ;he
various government de apartments 10
take steps for tho relief Of the sut
'ertrs IN tho stricken districts. those
most s"rciy afflicted lying between
coquimbo and Copiapo
The Navy department has sent
ShirS along tho coast to aid in the
work.
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NICTIM IS PINNED
BENEATH WRECK ACE
Wife. Rushing From Wash.
ington. Forced To Land in
chesapeake Bay.
". =, r>>r"> r,r,LL, m,ur
Hrnd "f Fi.inE tircu. FnII> In r'Iisht
Near Ocean
View.


NDEFDIk IA. Nov. !.!-utcn-
ant-'ominauder fodfroy Dccourc.
cncNaIicr senior flIuh, officer Of tn.
naval airp'auc tender Langley. ~
IN rtznVUtn Naval Hospital. suf-
i'rlug from internal INJURIES. and
w y FdN'on 2 profess Iona. i. dead
"S result ~ two airp.an- a.ci-
"enis .s ;his ,tcnity ,oday Chey-
ailci iS cNp.,ted TO a..
Mrs. I1rvalicr wit. uf iao IN
jursd naval Officer dsur.d ia tn.
'hird accident ~ the dsy when the
p.ane iu "nirh she wa. rushing from
Washington to her husbands bed.
s!!o vas forced - land ih the Chcs-
apeskc Cay ON. OF the wings Of
a." tlyinG machine was torn on bl
ihe waves All members ot tho
p"rtE ar reported 10 have been
rescued, unintured. from the Grip
pied plane 10y naval launches
Crashed Into Marsh.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lncvslier.
on his way from tho naval base TO
the L. :. :. Langley this morning at
o.clccN. Drusod IN lis ni..ht over
LorraNen. as salute TO :ricudy liz.
az IN that suburb, when he ap.
g'ated 10 cucoGuted trouble with H.,
tc'r.nS gear. Af:ci swooninc aboi.i
'n Z vain attempt q" eject = land.
nc the machine crashed iuto
marSh in the rear Of William S.oane's
home
TIE accident VAS Witnessed by ma
m"rous residents oi Lochavei. me
machine was d,mol.. he'd ana Com.
mhnder C".va!!er was pinned BE-
meath ths NrcckaGe Sustaining IN
.ornal injuries. He w.r> removed 20
the naval hospital. vncr, IL was
'r rid!ton.GA' that MS condition IS So.
riuus
Commander Chevalier +, rec.rdsa
sS tho ace of all American naval .Iy.
'rs IN October - OF this year. ~,
accomplished ;ac rcmarka6l, feai
If 'and!nG land plane ou tho de,t
"t warship while the latter was
s".us ~ d rate OF six Knots an n.ur
Th!s accomplishment marned n.w
epoch in aer"nauiics aS a supple.
mcmt TO the navy.
During the World War n. served
practically The entire time in France
aHd vas decorated by tho French
English and American governments
70! DISTINGUISHED service. In man,
experiments in flying. nc has taken
" conspicuous part, being the frs;
american TO lily his plane from tho
deck "f vessel without the usc NJ
= catapuit His home i in rsl;i-
more.
\ board of inquiry was called a.
continued on Page .. Col a.
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Fires Add 10 pcriI.

ny Associated rrcssl
COG lMi'o. CHILE, Nov l..-The
r"rj "i '"ngu!mbo was awakened at
."n FRIDAY niGhi by violent earth
Sh"ck>. ana in few minutes tho
r"puiaoe was running abou, ,be
streets in the interior. partiaIIv
clothed and seeking tho nearby hills
iContinucd ON pa. , 90
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
The Weather

tnsettIcd and cooler today. follow g Il
ny hhow~rsi tomOrroW.
showers.
For full weather report SEQ pas. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

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