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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
FL Tribunal Supreme
sienta jurispruden-
cia SObre desaluciO

cIvIDANES, nte-apelado-ape
lante v. A. HARTMAN Y CO., deman-
a-apelante-apelada.
Apelaci6n procedente de Ia Corte de
Distrito de Guayama en- pleito sobre CO.
bro de dinero.
No. 2462. -Resuelto en- abril "a, 1922.
ARRENDANTIENTo. - MEJoRAS
INTRoDUCIDAs PoR Ell ARRENDA-
TARIo DEsAHUCIADo-Un arrenda-
tario cue ha sido condenado en- pleito
de desahucio por falta de pago no tie
ne derecho reclamar del arrendador
Ell valor de las cercas puestas por aquel
a la finca cuando fue convenido que las
meioras que en- la fnca introdujese al
arrendatario quedarian a favor del
arrendador al vencimiento de este con-
trato''
Id CANAs vENDIDAs, TOGO
MES vENDIDos.- Un arrendatario
que como consecuencia del desahucio de
fue obieto cobr6 Ell valor de las planta-
clones de canas existentes al entregar
la finca. no tiene derecho reclamar
ell valor de los tocones de dichas plan
taciones, pues las cafias v su pie, cue
es ell tocon cuando aquellas son corta-
das. eran entonces una sola c9sa cuyo
valor fu6 pagado.
Los hechos estan expresadas en- Ia
opinion.
Abogado del apelado-apelante. sr. @
Dominguez Rubio.
Abogados de la apelante-a apelada: Sres.
M. A. Martinez Y T. Bernaraini
Ell Juez AsOciado sr. Audrey erliti5 Ia
opinion del tribunal.
Revocada la sentencia apelaaa y
dictada una nueva declayando SIN
lugar la demanda sin especial con-
dena de costas.
Jueces concurrentes: Sres. Prosidenta
del Toro Y Asociados Wolf y Tiurchi-
son. FL Juez Asooiado sr. Franco Soto
no intervino en- la vista de este case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
FIRPO VOLVERA A LUCHAR
EN- NEW JERSEY Ell 27 DEL
ACTUAL MES

NUEvA YORK, mayo 15.-Algunos
peri6dicos hablan muy entusiasticamen
te del pr6ximo match de boxeo que Sc
anuncia para ell sabado veintisiete. del
mes en- curse EN- ell cual tomaran parte
el campe6n argentine Firpo Charley
winert, boxeador de peso complete de
Nneva York.
Esta lucha Ia causado gran entusias
mo entire los aficionados partidarios
de este sport.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
LOS AMERICANOS EN- LA CO
MISSION INTERNATIONAL PA
RA Ell FOMENTO DE
RELACIONES

GINEBRA, mayo 15.-El Consejo Su-
premo de la sociedad de Naciones, por
acuerdo unanime de sus miembros ha
decidido invitar al gobierno del presi-
dente Harding para que forme parte
de la Comisi6n para Ell fomento de las
relaciones internacionales.
La decision referida ha proaucido
excelente impression en- la conferencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
EsTADos UNIDOs RECIBE
LA NOTA DE FRANCIA.-No
Sc INDICAN CUAND0
RESPONDERAN

WASHINGTON, mayo 15.-El Depar
tamento de Estado ha recibido medic
dfa de hoy la nota francesa enviada
por ell embajador Child invitando que
Estados Unidos tomen parte en- las de-
liberaciones relativas a las cuestiones
rusas.
Altos oiciales del gobierno han rehu-
sado hacer declaraciones acerca de la
fecha en- que ell gobierno de Mr.. Hard
ing responda al memorandum frances.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
Sc COMUNICA POR
TELEFONO CON BARTHOU

GENovA, mayo 15.-El iefe del 60
bierno frances, sehor Poincare conver
SO hoy por telefono, por espacio de va
rias horas, con M. Barthou, Quien pre-
side la delegation francesa en- la con-
ferencia economical.
Sc ignOra sobre que motives ha YER
sado la entrevista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
UN MILLION DE DoLARES
oFRECEN A DEMPSEY PARA
LUCHAR EN- AMERICA !.
DEL SUR =


NUEvA YORK, mayo s. Respon-
dicndo un mensaie de la United
Press, Jack Dempsey, campe6n de pc
so fuerte Y qnien viaja para este puer-
to en- el trasatlantico ''Aquitania'' de-
claro que ha recibido de la America
del Sur una propuesta de un million de
G6lares para efectuar un match en- Ar
gentina.
Dempsey probablemento aceptara la
proposition.
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Sc hara un esfuer-
20 dltirnO para que
.haya paz en- lrlanda

LoNDREs, mayo 15.-se indica la
probabilidad de que por ell gobierno sea
convocada aqui una conferencia politi-
ca entire los representatives del rey Jor-
ge v los senores Craig, Griffith Co.
llins, con ell fin de hacer un esfuerzo
para dar termino la lucha civil en-
Irlanda. @
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
LA LEY PRoHIBICIoNIsTA
DE ESTADOS UNIDoS Y SUS
EFECTOS EN- EUROPA.

PARIS, mayo 15.-Esta noche Sc ce-
lebrara aqui una reunion la que acu
diran representatives de Francia, TIA
lia, Espafia, Portugal y Grecia para
discutir la production alcoholics en- d.
chos paises, la cual esta siendo seria-
mente afectada por la ley prohibitiva
de Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
LOS ALEMANES PAGARoN
AVER CINCUENTA MILL0NES
DE MARCOS ORC

PARIS, mayo 15.-E1 gobierno ale
man, por mediacion de sus representan-
tes ha entregado al Comite Central de
Indemnizaciones cincuenta millones de
marcos, en- cumplimiento con 10 dispues
to en- ell tratado de Versailles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
HA SIDO FIRMADO Ell IRA
TADO POLACO-ALEMAN

GINEBRA, mayo 15-Los delegados
alemanes y polacos que asisten la
session que esta celebrando actualmenSe
Ia sociedad de Naciones han declara-
do que maflana firmaran el acuerdo eco
ronlico concertado entire los gobiernos
de Alemania Y Polonia, el cual regla-
menta de un modo discreto la biscuit
da question relativa a las fronteras lie
Alta Silesia.
La frma de dicho tratado Sc inter
preta como TN triunfo elocuente de la
sociedad de Naciones y particularmen
te de n. Calender, anteriormente pre-
sidente de suiza, quien realiz6 una ar
dua fuerte labor que dur6 por espa-
clio de seis meses para allanar las diff
cultades acercar las cpiniones dis
persas entire polacos y alemanes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
Ell 'FILADELFIA"
LEGO A NUEvA YORK

Nos informan los Sres. 'sSobrinos de
Izuuierdo y Co.., agentes de la "Red
d. Line'', que ell vapor "Filadelfa
lego Nueva York, Ell domingo IA del
corriente, las dos de la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
LLOYD GEORGE EXPRESA
HONDO PESIMISMO
Omitted Press, via All America cables)

GENovA, mayo 15.-El jefe del 60
bicrno ingles, Mr.. Lloya George ha ma
nifestado de un modo enfatico, que pro
bablemente varias potencias de Euro
pa no aceptaran su proyecto transito-
rio de pacto no aggressive. Ell ilustre
politico ingles declare ademas que la
tregua por Ell propuestta Sc convertira
luego en- tratado permanente y frme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
CHANGT SOLIN DESEA EsTA-
BLECER UN IMPERIO INDIE
PENDIENTE EN- MANCHU-
RIA Y MONGOLIA

PEKIN, mayo 15.-EI general Won
Fei Flu esta concentrando rapidamente
sus tropas sobre Tang Chang al norte
de Tientsin, con el fin de combatir nue.
vamente al lider revolucionario Changt
Solin quien al frente de nuevos y nu-
merosos combatientes Sc dispone a es-
tablecer uil imperio Independence en-
las provincias de Mongolia y la Man
churia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
EI prOtectOradO sObre Albania
ha sidO acOrdadO va pOr Ia so
ciedad de NaciOnes'

de Geneva, donde Sc discute la posibi.
lidad de que Estados Unidos former
tambisn parte del Comite de Arbitra-
je sobre los asuntos de Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16

DUBLIN, mayo -Manana volvera
a reunirse la delegation representative
de las lfuerzas revolucionarias y las del
Estado Libre para discutir los terminus
de un tratado que ponga termino a Ia
guerra civil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16

GINEBRA, abril 15.-En las prime
ras horas de la tarde de hoy y ante el
Consejo en- pleno de la sociedad de, Ma
clones los delegados de Alemania Po-
lonia pusieron su firrna al pie del Ira
tado que pone t6rmino la vieja con-
troversia de la Alta Silesia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
ATGuNAs CENTRALEs HAN sUs-
PENDIDo VA sU MoLTENDA

Hasta la fecha, tenemos notic1as, on
cialmente, de que tres centrales han sus
pendido dednitivamente la mohenda.
ouedan trabajando, actualmente, mu-
chas de las que habia Ell aiio pasado
por esta misma fecha.
La baja del precio del azdcar y 10
falta de cana en- algunas centrales, na
motivado seguramente el que mucnas
de estas haya terminado su labor an
tes de 10 que Sc habia calculado; mas,
podemos informar que sobre este partl-
cular no Sc han recibido datos exactos'
en- estos dias.
Ell tempo, por otra parte, sigue seco
en- algunas parties, perjudicando la falta
de aqua el desarrollo de los retonos.
..ToDo 1MPUEsTo DEBE SER Sc
crJET,A NATURAL DE NECEsIDA-
DEs sENTIDAs Y EsTUDIADAs. =
Con motive de la ordenanza No. II,
creando impuestos para atender las
necesidades del Municipio, muchos han
sido los concentrates que Sc han hecho
ror ell pdblico en- general, especialmente
por aquellos a quienes mas afectan los
impuestos.
Nosotros hemos cambiado impresio-
nes sobre ell particula con algunos CO.
merciantes, asi como tarnbien con va
rios asambleistas.
Unos Y otros estan animados de los
meiores deseos a ese respecto y Green
que todo impuesto debe ser secuela ma
tural de necesidades sentidas y muy
HEN estudiadas. como en- cl caso de La
ordenanza No. 27 que nos ocupo, cuya
fnalidad perseguida es La de allegar ION
dos para atender a las funclones al
ministrativas de la cosa pnbliea muni-
cipal como muy bien 10 expresa en- 50
letra la ordenanza.
FL comercio, en- general, ha acepta1o
muy bien los nuevos impuestos, va que
NADIA en- contrario hennos escuchado ae
labios dc aqrenos con quienes henos
hablado sobre el asunto.
ApprcmA0O pOR TIEVAR
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PEKIN, mayo 15.-El jefe rebelde
Changt Solin al frente de cuarenta y
cinco mil hombres Sc apresta a comba-
tir las huestes de Won Pei Flu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
LAS TROPAS ESPANOLAS HAN
SITTADO AL RAISULI Ell
CUAI. Sc HA REFUGIADO EN-
Ell SANTUARIO DE AB-DEL
SALAM

MADRID, mayo 15-Los primeros
depachos recibidos anoche de Tetuan
Y que han producido en- esta capital in
menso jubilo dicen que las tropas es-
panolas han obligado al Raisuli re-
fugiarse en- el santuario de Ab-del Sam,
donde esta siendo objeto de un severe
tloqueo.
MELILLA, mayo 15.-se informa q.
de un momento otro Sc -rendira los
soldados espafioles ell famoso jefe mo-
70 Raisuli, quien no podra resistir por
muchas horas, ell angustioso y terrible
sitio, a que esta sometido
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GENOvA, mayo 15.-El delegado ru
so M. Rakowski ha declarado que los
delegados del Soviet aceptan la trans
ferencia de la conferencia a, Geneva,
pero agrego que no aseguraban ell resul
tsJdo de la nisma.
Tchitcherine no ha querido hacer ma
nifestaciones, pues espera hoy nuevas
instrucciones de Moscd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
Ell COMITE POLITICO DE LA
CONFERENCIA ECONOMICAL
VOLVERA A REUNIRSE
MANANA

GENOVA, mayo 15.-El Sub Comit6
politico que entiende en- los problemas
de Russia Sc reunira mahana (hoy)) pa
ra discutir Ell proyecto presentado por
los delegados britanicos por Ell cual Sc
transferen La Haya las cuestiones
tratadas aqui.
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JOld dubO11dOASR a.
"y1oLETA,, PARA Ell NoRTE.
Ell iueves de esta semana embarcara
para los Estados Unidos la distinguida
DANA dofia Ramona X de Font Camu'
nas, cuyo pseud6nimo, tan bien como
cido por todo ell pals, sirve de titulo a
estas lineas.
La ilustre sefiora piensa estar algun
tempo en- la ciudad de New York y
desde AHA, seguramente, enviara sus
impresiones de viaje sus cronicas
siempre amenas, siempre agradables.
Nuestra alta sociedad pierde, aunque
temporalmente, uno de sus e1ementos
mas valiosos y echaremos mucho de me-
nos a la admirada amiga
Ell MUNDO la despide respetuosa-
mente, deseandole las mayores ventu-
ranzas en- tierras del Norte, y anhelan-
do. al mismo tempo, que retorne prom
to SUI patria, donde cuenta con la adj
miraci6n las simpatias unanimes, por
sus m6ritos intelectuales y sus prendas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-16
ARREsTADo PoR LLEvAR
UNA PISTOLA.

III detective Jose Cerra arresto Lo-
rengo Monge, de 5S amos, residente en-
la calle de Ia Luna, por portar una pis-
tola automatica.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SALVATION ARMY HOLDS
MASS MEETING TO-DAY
Session Marks Opening Of
Campaign 10 Raise S27,-
500 for Budget.
Gathering VIII tc Held In Audi
t"rium or John Marshall High
school Mt 3i3O o'Ciork-hsk PASTOR.
Ia Announce Meet Eror I'uIpItn

Every minister In Richmond Is re-
pu"stcd by the salvation Army TO
announce from their pulp!ts this
morning tn" masS-mccting 10 take
plac" this afternoon at 3.3O o'clocI;
III The auditorium nf John Marshall
High School. which Is 10 be the
opening shot in the campaign for
s2750 with which 10 meet the 1922
budget Colonel John \. cu,ch!ns.
ice president OF tho advisory board
VII! preside IN the absence from the
city OF the president, Colonel John
r. Saunders. The principal address
VIII be made by HriRhd!er Henry ID
Bale. OF baltimore. division com
nander for this district. His subject
VIII he what the salvation Army
Has Done with Your Money" and
oliver j. Sands. IN n brief talk, Will
summarize the work Of the army as
Il IS seen by the business man and
thoughtful citizen.
II !s probable also tina, Adjutant
Ona y. Hayes, one of the leadin,;
women officers in this section OF IN.
country and an cxper, In working
among girls. Will tell OF the need In
this city FOR the proposed home and
hospital which the army hopes TO
establish here She VIII remind the
presidents OF all womcu's organiza-
tons that they are expected TO az
tend meeting tomorrow morning
AT II o'clock In Room No :. Of IN.
Jefferson Hotel. when plans for this
home viii be discussed further. THIS
gathering has been called by Mrs.
81 George Bryan. president OF tn"
womans division OF tho advisors
board. other officers OF which are
Mrs. l.. q. Moore, Mrs. ". II. Vawt-r.
Mrs. a Livingstone. Mrs. John
+. Bauer. Mf'. James y Richardson.
Vice presidents; Mrs. LoGl!c Mill
his"r, rccorIing; secretary: Mrs II.
\. Taliey. corresponding secretary:
Mrs ". 4. Chcatwood. treasurer. and
Mrs sam Cohen. Mrs Roy * Elan
naran. and Mrs. Robert VI. Blankcn-
ship. directors.
The. mass- meeting this afternoon
VIII be preceded by 4 sacred concert
NJ 3 o'clock. AT which a number OF
prominent musicians and probably
the Iorillard coIorcd chorus vii! he
heard. and Il is hoped that tho ball
w!ll be filed with representative
citizens. both for tho concert and
tho meeting. ErigadIcr Bale VIII
hold special cvanrc!istic services ~
salvation Army headquarters this
morning al II o'clock and again to-
night at o'clock. and through the
week at tho various halls OF tho
nrrn.: Tuesday night he will talk
Clay Street. and Friday he goes to
Petersburg, while he VIII address
the women Monday morning at the
Jefferson.
The advisory board. both mon ami
women. Will meet for supper at
Murphy's Hotel on Tuesday evening
al o'clock. when the br!gadirr and
ether members OF his party Will
seak on details OF tho campaign. and
all members arc expected to be
present The treasury is absolutely
empty. there being no money with
which 10 meet current expenses. thus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
DEMOCRATS PREPARING
FOR november CAMPAIGN
Will Stress Part Hardin"
Played to Assist
Newbcrry.
fRY I,nl,,l Nnmn1

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ii.--yeno.
Gratis viii stress the part President
Harding played In tn" ngh, to sent
senator N"wb"rry IN their campaign
In preparation FOR the November
elections. according To Cordcn Hull.
chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee.
Hui said the seating of Newbcrry
was distinct persona! triumph'
for tho President and turns Tho
Democratic campaign from n da:.n-
sivc I" an offensive nEAt.
Preparations already ara being
made for IN" Democratic offensive
tho object Of which Is to wres, Tho
control OF tho House from tn. Re
puhlicans and cmt down the senate
majority.
Ten az The Reput LEANS who voted
for H"wberry are candidates FOR ra-
election In November. They are
Calder. of Now York: France. OF
Maryland: rreyi.nghuyaen. OF New
Jersey: liu!c. OF Maine: Lodge. o,
Massachusetts: IcCumber. Of North
Dakota: Mclean. OF Connecticut;
New. of Indiana. and Townsend. of
Michigan. But the Ncwbcrry vote
VIII be used in every contest, he
cause the Democrats charge the Re-
pnblican party Organization with re-
sponsibility.
The President. u WAS said at the
Capitol. personally interviewed In
Ncwoerry's behalf at the last min
ute talking on the telephone to Sena-
tors who were threatening to bolt
because Of the Wills amendment
condemning excessive expenditures
The President had seen this amend
mcnt and approved it in confer
cnce with Senator Willis, It was said
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cords. and In the tendency 10 dismiss
the State With mere summaries or
tabulatlcns, there In ground for re-
JolcinE that Virginia speaks so plain
~ for herself In these records OF tho
virginia Council OF Defense. These
records were chosen by tho commits
sion as primo point of attack In
the tnsk for tho reason that the work
OF the Councils OF Defense is tho
most dis,inctivcly FirEinlan 6f nj
the war records. with minimum
of expenditure. the Virginia councils
accomplished for the State and the
nation great and cxacting task and
the story OF that accomplishment Is
hero set forth In detail.
History I'm war Time.
The most popular publication OF
the commission probably will be a
clipping or Virginia History In War
Time. now In the printers hands
Thousands OF clippings from Virginia
newspapers. for convenience Of refer
encc. have been alphabctically ar
ranged under a dozen general head
inSs. and these clippings arc full OF
the color and the movement OF the
shifting Kaleidoscope OF war time
The clippings<arc taken from n num-
Der Of Virginia newspapers. but the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

ncc,ed narrative covering the &C.
tlvi,lcs 0t the two State councils II
defense. This supplement Is. In IT.
self. volume OF some 200 pages.
and It VIII he Il gold mine for the
future historian. Here is shown I'm
authentic fashion the reaction OF
Virginia to the stress of war. And
here arc made audible for future
generations the rcverbcrations In
this state Of the inspiring calls from
time.
Work OF Great Labor.
II has been n work OF great labor
to prepare this volume. but It Will
mako plain to every reader the
energy. the loyalty and the patriotic
response that Virginia gave to tn.
national and allied 'rSuscs These
records touch scores Of Virginia com
munities and include letters. REPORTS
and contributions from hundreds oc
officials and individuals. ranging from
personal messages from President
wilson TO patriotic resolutions of IN,
Barhcrs Union. This Is n unIuu. col.
lection OF Virginia annals and will
he welcomed "a an official and
authentic statement Of facts vital
70 the good name OF the tSatc.
In the middle OF tn. national re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
HISTORY OF US. IN WORLD WAR
IGNORES PART STATE Played
Emphasizes Fact That Virginians Must Depend on Own
Efforts Tor Adequate Treatment of Old Domin-
ions Endeavors During Conflict.

preserved for the benefit Of the state.
The first publication In two sun.
PIGMENTS included the records Of
war timc activities in the cities and
counties of VIRGINIA. Tho second
publication. also Ia two Supplements.
included the histories. narratives and
reports of Virginia. organizations ami
military units from divisions to com
oanics. practically touching all the
camps. training areas battles and
campaigns In which Vlrginlans took
part. Tho grand total Of the his
tories and narratives Caicndarcd In
the Virginia Historical Magazine IL
nearly 200. Each of these histories
has an authentic value. as Il IS the
work Of man qualified to speak
with authority.
The third major publication Of the
commission. now being printed. Is a
supplement To the Virginia Maya
zine Of History. giving full lists OF
Rrchival material and also II con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
RICHMOND man JOINS
AMERICAN RELIEF BODY
Philip B. Shield Will Soon
Sail for Russia to Be.
gin Work.
HAS GOOD ARMY nEConD
Served United Stntes with Distinction
Ihr0uxh World War and Sns Cited
ny 3sfh Corps d'Armee with CroIx
do Guerrc for GaIIantry in Action.

Another Notwithstanding NJ. SHIELD
OF Richmond-hns been accented by
the American Relief Administration.
OF which Herbert Hoover is chairman,
ana VIII sail soon for Russia. whore
no VIII be attached to those now en-
gnKed in lighting the famine.
Mr.. SHIELD. while only 20 years old.
has already served his country with
distinction in the great sand was
litcd by the Thirty-eighth Corps
FAr.nee with Croix de Gucrrc, for
"gal!antry in action"
IIns Good Record.
His army experience. together with
his work after tho nrm!stice, IRA,
with tho international mercantile ma
rinc, then az an academic student at
the University OF Virginia. and later
with the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Of Virginia, has
made him especially fitted for service
with the Russian unit under the d,rcc-
tlon OF Colonel William " Haskell.
the head Of tho mission
Born In Richmond. Mr.. SHIELD grad
uatcd from the Episcopal High School
Of Virginia. in 1915. He entered IN.
academic school OF the University OF
virginia In tho fall OF 1915. Early in
1917. before tho end OF the term. he
LEFT college 10 join tho University Of
Virginia Ambulance Unit. No. ST. Of
the American EXpcditionary Forces.
wh!ch unit was attached 10 the
French Army.
lie was In France from July. 1917.
until March. 1919. and saw active en-
gnrcmcnt In tho KENNEL I'M. Yprcs
and Champagne defensive. with the
various French divisions at tho front
Later he went through tho hrgonnc
with tho American Army and served
with the Army Of Occupation In Ger
many.
Joins Merchant Marine.
ON his return 10 the United states.
after leaving the army. he became II
member Of the operating manager
stan "t Tho International Mercantile.
Marine. and was located in New York.
II" loft this position In Scptcm Der.
1920 10 return Ia tho University OF
last year. lie received tho degree ~
bachelor OF arts in June. 1921 lie
then became associated with tho com
mcrcial department Of tho chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company q.
Virginia. from which position he re-
signed 20 20 with the American Relic,
Admin stration
MIR. SHIELD VIII Join in Russia An
other Ni!ginian--1. RIvcs Childs. OF
i.ynchhurr who has made something
% reputation for himself and for
tho Russian unit by his splendid work
In tho Russian Socialist Federated
Soviet Republic of Tartar. Conditions
I'm famine area of Russia bcggar all
description. and so appealing has been
the need Of relief that Congress re-
Gently appropriated 10000. 900 for re-
lief purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

majority OF them como from half a
dozen Journals In Richmond. New.
port News and published in three Or
four OF the larger cities. 1t Is worthy
OF remark that approximately half oc
the whole material IL taken from tho
columns OF The Times Dispatch. and
this Is strong evidence Of the eff
hcicncy OF the news service OF that
paper. Here are contemporary mar
rativcs OF deeds of hcroism. OF great
state and national UNDERTAKINGS. OF
distinguished service. OF great putt.
lie meetings. OF special campaigns
ana OF community interests. This
volume also will have some zoo pages
and will be of permanent value to
the future historian.