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FINANCE COMMITTEE WILL
VISIT PLANTS HERE TODAY
DlK('l*r Tralfonl to K.xplaln llo?v He
tVould ^Npriid Proposed
Appropriation.
Three spcclal Council committee
meetings have been called tor today
"to consider important problems before
the Council. The .situation at the
Richmond gas works will b<x carefully
'Investigated by the Pittance Commit
tou this afternoon when the commit
tee, in a body, will luakf a special
?tour of the works to get a lirst-htmd
Impression ot' the situation.
Director of Public I'tililies Kdward
W. Trafford will accompany the com
mittee and explain to then, just how
'?he intends to ?\pend the Sl.,.00.M0i? (
'appropriation, which he has asked "i
?tlie committee, if it is grunted. i lie
^committee will meet In a bouy at the
!-gas works at o'clock.
Public Hearing Tonight.
T At S o'clock' tonight a public '>ear |
ing on the license question will he,
lield 411 th- City Hall by the same |
committee. Increases <?: imm .?? to <
"?0? per cent in certain licenses arc i
j)roposi4d by tho commit to** :m*l .til
??who are opposed to t-uch increases are j
disked to appear tonight and giv? r< a
?son tor their opposition.
It Is declared l?y members of Uie (
&poni tn it tcu that the increases so tat
?^approved and drafted by the commit*
ic? is less that a i"0 per cent avt ray'.,
ileal estate taxes have not been con-!
? ?side fed as yet. it i** dcelar -,l. but will
Jie taken up soon by th eominittec
- There will u!so he a public hearing
:&t 5 o'clock bv the Str-els I'ommlliw,
"t?n the question of I'etiH-vii u ra:lwa>
^tracks on Itelvidere Strc.'., between
l?road and t'anul Streets.
Two Knrtlou* Develop.
The tracks, which the measure be
fore the commit'-" would cause to b*
Removed are th" jiroi't rly of the K h
jnond. Fredericksburg and I 'ototiiac,
and th<! Uiehmoud and Petersburg
Connection Company. Sev. -ral citlzti.s
jiave expressed ?' desire t'"> have tii"
tracks removed, while there is said
to be a faction in favor of their re
tention, and a hot fight over the mai
ler is forecast.
. Another special committee meeting i
Js scheduled for Thursday, when the
Ordinance Committee will meet to
uirain consider th" police appeal ordi
nance. now pending betor. them. A
preliminary report f r?^: ?i the building'
code committee on the us.; of hollow
tile in construction work will also be.
delivered at this meeting.
BRYAN URGES COMPROMISE
ON TREATY WITHOUT DELAY
Immediate Ilatiflcatlon Demanded t.y
t omrooner to Kif p lone Out
of N ext t am pal-n.
I [By Asjoeiut-'J Tr- ?? ]
* ATLANTA, Jan. 25.?-William Jen- j
rings Brjan. speaking here th:.-' at-'
ji-rn?>.->n, urged immediate ratification of
11..- m .ity on the grounds that!
the "controversy should not be made
an ssuv in th- coming prrs:d~:it -al cam- ?
IKiign, with the consequent postpone-'
meiit of possible settletnvnt for another!
fourteen months.
.Mr. llryan stated that 'hero had been
no i haiiw in h:s posi'ioti in regard
t" the C.eaty. He s.iid that ho had
urged immediate ratification ever since'
the adjournment of the Senate. last No
vember. ,
"The situation is sucli,' he said, "that
neither side ca.t hope Cor a majority,!
therefore. 1 feel that some compromise t
should be arrived at at otice, both foi i
th.- sake of the smaller nations, which .
are. looking hopefully toward the United
Slates, and in order that the treaty
ratification question be not made an
issue in the coming campaign.
"it would be exceedingly deplorable ?
should the delay involved in making it i
a campaign issue be added to the al- |
ready too long postponement of ratifi
cation."
Mr. Hrynn declared that Oovernor
lOd wards. of New Jersey. was "the j
champion ol the liquor interests," unci (
urged the Democratic party not to
consider him as a presidential possi
bllity. , ,
The speech was in th" interest of the
Anti-Saloon f.eague campaign. He. de
clarcd that national prohibition would 1
be made all issue in the campaign, and ?
urged the dry forces to find out the |
exact position of every candidate on
the question, which, he said, many of ,
them had yet failed to make clear.
DEVELOPMENT"ORGANIZATION
TO FORM BRANCH IN ALABAMA
Promotion and J??*ttlemrn? of Southern j
Stutex (o He l>l*euftftetl at >Iont
KDinrry Meeting.
I Hy Associated 1
MONTGOMERY. AbA? .Ian. ? [
Clement S. Uckcr, of Haltimore, exeoti- ?
tive vice-president of the Southern >
Settlement and Development Organi- i
aation, according to information re
ceived today, has called tile quarterly
meeting of the organization to be held j
in this city, March 11-Hi.
l?r??blenis in connection with th- de- 1
velopinent and settlement of the South,
will be acted upon aj. the inc.ting of
the otiicers 5.0d .^natVugers. which will
mark the invasion pf Alabama by the ?
orgitnl station.
. Southern States on the. Atlantic, sea
board as well as Mississippi arid Louis
iana have already been organized and
at th'* meeting the 'irst report of tin
Louisiana organization will be heard.
On the. afternoon of March K! it is
proposed to have a conference of Ala
bamians under the a ispi es of th" or
ganization and Hie Montgomery
ber of Commerce, which is expected to
mark the beginning of a inov. ment
for the ereation of an ..>rganization in
this State.
FOREIGN VETERANS OPPOSE
REMOVAL OF YANK DEAD
National < enieterj for ^iiierieann III
Kranee Advocnted by tlrKunl/utloll
ol Kormer "?rr\Jee >trn.
I My Asse. iute.l Press. J
NKW , VOHK, Jan. -j -Heso', 11; :mi?
against the removal ot the bo<li<-> <??.
the. Amerieat) .-'?M.er dead from l'ia .
were adopted i>y the. National t*oui:r:i
of Adnitiiistration of tlo- Veterai. ??!
Foreign \\'ars at a ti,eating liere to
day. K Warner Karlind. of K.in.-.is
City.f' commander-in-chief of tiio \? t
c;rans, urged thi.t a r ^lional rtmotcry
be cstaldished ifi Kranco, in whiili ail
the bodies of the American dead f'c
interred.
The council fixed September 13-lS as
the date of the ational enc.imiiinetit
to be he.d in WashinKtoi. It w ax state 1
that 00.000 veterans ar<? c.xpe ted to
participate in the parade, in . jdinj,
SOO to 1.000 delegates.
The national < outi' il eonsi' ? >- o ? Con;
mandcr Kariimi, Howcn 11 Tow <- /.f
Newark, X. J.. Cub K Hariutig.'
Denver; Albert .) itabhjg. of N< \e
York, and J'tcd Stover. ?.? <;'r, ,
City. Pa.
PLEA FOR POLISH JEWS
Il'nal H'rilh Cnmrnlinn Annrib
ul lo Simon Wolf for I on.
Ntflcuou* >er\lee,
ATLANTIC CITY. Jan ?:V- \ 11
Seelenfretind. of (*hb*ago -????ivtar-. ..f
Ibe conatitutiona. grand 1 ?.?jv:. it ? t
H'rilh, rnod,1 pb a for fmaae^l a!s
K(stance for the Jews of J'oUtmi
the Halkans, at the op-nu.4 s.'-sioti
here today of the biennia. . ->nv>Mition
of the grand lodge of the I*. nai b ri'h
of the third district, whieh co'njtrive.
New Jersey. Pennsylvania. !?? ...van
rand West Virgin:;..
Tho annual gold medal awarded >.y
the order to the man who In the op nlo'i
of the grand lodge r.mdcrcd rio most
conspicuous service to th- Jewlsn iaee
during the year, was presented tonight
to Simon Wolf, of Washington, found
er of the Simon Wolf Home Jew.
l?h Children, ;n Atlanta.
KoeJi Cancel* Wurauiv 't rip.
PARIS, Jan L'5.? Th<' ji.nr,^ for the
departure of Marshal t-'och for War.
raw to take charge o! the-united drive
against the Soviet armle.? w< r- changed
auddenly. it was learned today. The
trip has been postponed pendmcr the
rwturn Of M. i'aiek, the Polish I'remler.
from London, where lu- w*s ? alb .| un
expectedly for a final conference \%.th
I'remler Lloyd (Jeorgc.
! SENATE TO HEAR DANIELS
i ON NAVAL CONTROVERSY
? ?
Congress to Continue Action on Investigations, but
Developments in Peace Treaty Will Be of
Transcendent Interest.
rn\ A*>;.-lutc?) I
WA.SIUNT.TOV. Jan. -C>. -Although
'developments In ciiniioction with the
peace treaty arc of traiiseemlcut ;n
! torest, I'lmgri'ss tomorrow starts an
! other week of notion on important
1 legislation .> it >1 invest igations.
j With a Hnal vote on thu Kouyon
j AmoriiMiiltai Inn hill, expected tumor.
, r??kv. the Seiiiiii' will ! ? e j: i: i iviisido: a -
tii.,. i?? tti<- to iiier?asc pay of the
I unity. iiavv i:i.l coast-i-'uur,l personnel.
? In il:e II u-'e regular upproprht
i tion bills w.! 1 b.t pur-bed during the
, Wt>eU. I.< .I'ie . .- are stl!' tlrm 1m the
h?!ir <?:* ad.i ?u: uing fnimivs- sit*. di>
j about .1 ittie I.
, i ?!" the ntiiny investijeat'. 'tis in prog
ress- t. e St ii.it<- Xrnat siibconiinittcti
'tiqiti"!- ij' : 111 ?.? tilt1 Sill - -I ?;inb?ls con
t:-v.?(?!*>? nver award of navy war dee
<??*:? t Ion.-'. pl:-?is t.> emit ml.- its hear-i
iias anil make a report :?? tlm fall
i ? 'tii mi 11 ee la to this woe);. S^i'tvluty
Daub-Is is e.vpej-icd to fest Ify Tuesday,
aiul :i:.?y !??? on t?i?? stand two r?r thrvA
ilay.s A * t ? ? r ending the decorations
inquiry. tit-- sntiCQininitici plans tn tie.
y n investigations lioM week of the
general war activities of the navy. Kf-?
tot is ? r> have -onnsel a u t nor izcd for;
u-?- of ??iho"m:n!tteo :i the n?w
inquiry promise i.irther p 1 r* 11 de
bate or. till Senate Moor. A not net* naval
subcommittee also iviil consider fur
ii- ? e question ? ?' in ."estigatinn
t'li.u jji's o: immoral practices at Nc? -
p.-::. R. I
llromur l'rolie of Itrtl*.
! .?i'."ry lul'j P.olslit vist propaganda
b. re.-um>-tl toiM-n ruvv by the Sv n ?
Foreign 11< '..it. .?us . ubcommitt ee.
heade-l N; S- nator Moses. Republican,
New H ttiipshire i.udwlg ?A. K. '
Martens. So\i?t ' anionsb.idor.'* and lit*
assistants are t-> resume their testi
mony.. j>i'tita*.!-:iii'. development? ia* o
BIG ALLIED CANNING BODIES
TO HAVE JOINT CONVENTION ?
Our II iiutlrfMllh Annli rniirr of 1 n -
tliiMrv 11 |l| tir tllorrvrtl
Till* Week.
? [!.?? Associated Press.]
OLl?Vlvlk\.\l>. O., .Ian. ? ApprOSl- ,
niattdy j.OOo delegates are expected to
attend th? opening session tomorrow
i ? the six-day convention o: tl r. big ?
r.ationa. organizations r. or. settling1
' 1 canning anil allied Industrie*. the
N.it'i-.nal Oannerc--* Association. th- N't
tionnl tinned Koods' atul Dried Krult
P.roh-rs' .v - - ?i.iajion. and the ?tannin::
M:> ? : i: ti < ry ;. i. ? I >ippiics Association.
The enrv.-nt .-??n will lay plans for ..
Rreat . n.Tea -e m tac national fooJ
eui'p.y ;.n i i'.. .t i;ates say tiioy at e pre
par..! :t> their share in for.::ng,
down tiie . .-.s: of living and
ever;.- tv*>?c . pound of .food fren:
waste.
Joir.inp- ' iide>~atcs in ee>'..: .i':r.r
ti?e ot>.' itindredtli anniversary e* th."
i-annint; of t ? r.--- food in Am"-: a
wi;', he a number of fio.l anil apri--:;:
tnre experts l'ror.i tit..> L'r.it'ifl Stat< r
governmon'.
LATE NEWS BULLETINS
ltuMK. J..r. ? \ d. spsteh f r e. ? i:
Mo<efuv anin'ii k'i-s t'. ar>poi*\tnie:Jt hy
the Sov'.t t coViTnmi'Vit of Madan:^ An-;
I'.aial.anoiv itussiati dip'o
matie -eoresentativ.' n Italy.
I .ON DON. Jan..!".?-A wirelcf mes
sage from Warsaw, undated, cive.-- a
lloisehvist rumor 'h.u- IteJ eavalry has
entered Persia antl Didia.
HODOKKN. N*. J.. Jan. ?A warr- ?
ing- that un.or ..il.or i.s menaced by
the a.-ti\'ties of P hevists. I. W. W..
an.l lluliea'. So.'!a!;.-t:. within ran':.
and that their ? . ? :r.Os :i ist ,.<h b?
tolerated wa? sou:..led today ly Mars-?
?!e:i t'i. SVi.t: pr. ?-:d.-?j?t of ' h. Inter
n.Tional Typograplii^al I'niov.. .?) a let
ter read a* tiie convention of tlie f'nion
Printer:?' I.eague of New .lers.-v,
MADRID. Jan. 2.*,.?The observ.tf. ry
at Tol?.flrt ha-' is:'tied a cuniTn .nl<|ii
-1;t;:-ijr that a* " o'cioek Saturday
tertmoti ;h<> instruments at the obser
vatory reenrded : ^. -sniio di?t arbani.e
. ? a: .-St :mat.--tl oi-tance. of approNi
?l.ate'v f...e
i'AltlS Jan. '_\V- The American t'h.a-t.-'
bet- <.i t'omrner. ? .j Paris nnnr.uti *e>
a prize eoiite?t of 10,000 francs for the
two b. st . ->ays on "tolerance in ?-cn- '
m tn.n. s, t. liglon and politics." The
priz.'S ;.r.' tjffe.re.d by Henry Peartrer. of.
Paris. .e01' fraties for the best e^say .
sui>!nitt''tl in antl 5,^00 for the best
oil'* s'tbin it t ed :t 1 :?"J1.
WARSAW. Jan. ?A new Ameri
can m. ttai '? hospital has been opened
:?t Vilaa. Nh Uim . st Poland. Th:.-' is
the iir.--' i:st it it .i n "f its kind n liast
ern l-iurop.-. and w;j_' e.stti biislied by
the Atri? t. ?..!! Jietl Cross to dciuojittrate
t<> Polish at my doctors all the latest
dev. ;.<p:r,ei;ts of military surgery as
pra.tit.d during the war f>n tiie wr?-t
ern tr.?
l'V.TP.?MT. NT :?'*? I , J: ri IT..- "The Jazz
mn.-' ? ? .>n the v/ane- fashion d< ?
ere.- that '? trtl-t lo," I\;.s tile ii??e.
Inration < : W. .1. Karngood '-?r" S'. l/Otiin.
-e.-t.'' <t* \.; ef .-an Federation
"f vlu- .-.an ... mi addr-s." at. the an
iiti.ti eoiii-.-ati'iti here.
PITTSl'.l'P.t III. P \., Jan. S3.?The ae
cntn i ati-.ii <?!' sundry kinds of booze
eonlisc.it< tl in r..,'|s 'nVr. sitter Jsinnary
ifi nil! neces?iitat. t i.e expenditure of
Slfi.OoO fr.r the en.'iruemerit "f the K/-.1 -
etal bniltlin}? tor safckteping, it was
declared tod;i\.
Xi:\f v? >KK. Jan. iV?Mr.-. Ke-it
t'ooper, iv.fr <?!' the chief of the trailie
depart mer. t o' the Associated I'ress,
died today o;' pneumonia after an ill
ness of tlir. e weeks. I'rivato fun.-ral
.-t-rvit < s ar- to be held at the lioin*
i:i P-rooklyn. I'.utial will be Jit indian
npi liv
SANTlAtlO, <'ir.:.i:, Jan. ? A group
nf S- nator.-- of ail piities has brought ?
?rv.atd a bill u iii-'h would prohibit
i.oening <? f in w s tloons In <"hl!e '
: -i.l torb.tl the sale of intoxicants In
! 1 ..-e now e \ is 11 tl t,'
P? ?l'< !l IK in :i'.-l K. N. Y.. Jan. 'J.'.
<'? ?tiv:ni;ed that Harrison It. l/tl.S. of
l!":ieiiii, arr.Med ? ? ? j stispit-inn of b* ng
Juiin ltr?d, v t it - : a'itl I'.i.lshevi.-1 r?*p- .
r.-sent at ive. : - i-./.t it.ed, Distrie* At
torney Aldr.-li ha- or<leteii i;'..:.' re
lea se. Tht at > ;o:i was talt< a jwt.-r two
New Yorh detectives faibd 'o malre .in
id? at iiicat ion.
I'.li.P.A'' Jan. At eojiferenee |
of proiiert?. owt > ?md orchiteets
day it h as decided that owing to tiiej
great iri'T'-a p in land values her',
twenty and t liirt y-st ot y build ti; ? will
be built hereafter.
.MADRID. Jan ?Sprvtilsb r-\\?
paper men todav are enjoying their
f:I-^r day i>f ><s' under the new law.
No n > t? par- were published th.? :?f
t< t noon, and none v :?.l g.? to pres.- for
Monday mornintt. The post-ofj'.ce to
lia; v.'fij etl to :.rC<-pt rir> >- tl -patehe?
or ai.y mattei- inli'iitled' ft>r publication
abroad.
Tl'l.KA. OK DA.. Jan. Joe P.oD
tt'tt. u ho was at liberty under bond
a t large of au*"mobile theft, uas
t "f.? n from the e;t_i last nii^t.' by .?
?i-oivtl ti-flared ?o have been b.-nt upon
1 him, icas maltr.afed, but not
ijtirrd, poiieo ;.-.| tonight. (
HT. .ti .JIN'S. N. i'. Jan. ? Premier
P. ; r.l V Squ ren and Minister "f
I' ti. i ll-nry l.r'.wtirii;/ \ierf- re. |
elt "? '.i.'lb ititTeas#>l inajo: it i- a--'
? ?? r>i iik t" t ?? licures in in.- by-elee
ti'>r? !i,t ? i . i.stii. t of St. John- West,
aniiour.e- . todii. .Squires had a ma
jority i. i. and Prownrigg, S'J-.
R?>MI1, Jan 2i.- ? Th? Catholic party
'"tl.t > adf.pt.d a resolution asking th*"
I-,'.vernao ut to recognize the railway
unions, a nil have '.em represented pro
portionately t.n ti-..-. boi-.rd of admlnis
ti tt:on. ! r, ;,n;v<| f.,r the granting
of . quality to ;I t!;. railwaymenV
s' ml lea t es. it i i * I ur^*rii the members of
tint party to work t"r the prompt i*'is?a
t.??11 ot the stribe n'.u '.r. progress.
XIIW Y<?P.K, Jan. -j.?Congress
! should impose a ta\ of 5i,ef>o or more
. a gallon on all liquor, d^elared Wil
I1:im li. Anderson, State superintend
ent of the Anti-f'aloon Tongue today,
anRwerlnjc ;? report 'hat a move Is on
foot to draw tlie i. i tii of the eight
eenth amendment by K'-ttl.ig i\?ngres
to ait. r lb- tle'.lni?. in ? iht: uord "in
toxicating.'
1 been promised l>y members of the suli
I commute ?.
An army reorguuhv:; >11 Will is to be
report >?(! out earl> i vvoolt. possi
? bly lomorruw, by th. Senate Military
Committee. It will include a universal
: military trat nine provision. Tin* House
Military CouimiUcc, divided on tiniv1*
sal training, will continue* work on Its
>..! this week. with furl >i dev.-lop
I nicnts expected from .. 1 it :.<n i?? the
House steering commii.???'s nomina
tion of Representative H.wreM. of ?>k
I lakouut. an opponent rii.ersal
training, to a Militate ?'ommittve "??>
oancy.
I'ncklnu ' Kill Vis.. I p.
Another important s. In .1 .led to
reach tin- Senate tuh-udar '>- \vei-j?
is tin1 Sonal?: Agriculture ?'? 'inml tt??
measure tot* regulation of the park
??r.-j. stockyards, live stock. .vtni mis
sion merchants and other agencies of
the meat industry. The eommittec
measure is to he a s.i ? ><t11tit?? for the
Kunyon-tCemlriek 1>:1N. which. met with
stroiit: opposition fr.v : lit packing
mol other business ijit>*e<t<.
Conference on the ra:'road reorgan
ization bi'.l may lirinj; the antistri.e
and other controverted sections before
the Ifouse ami possibly again in ' ie
Senate for a vote, 'l'he conferees are
Hearing the stupe ot' being alile to re
port a partial agreement en some of
the disputes between the Cummins andi
!!-? .'.i Mils. but i ii deadlocks on t It e
antlstrlke and other major features.
Sedition legislation ma> bring fur
ther eon:;vc? r- ;a House committees
this week. Xn ae t ion o>i i lie House
l!unr !.- expected this week.
A opr>?priat ions requested by Seere
t::ry and others |\.? food relief
work in liurope are to be considered
further this week by the House Ways
and Means '.'ommlttoe. llerliei Hoo
ver .ui 1 others may be e.tiled be/ore
'l!i. committee.
THOUSANDS READY TO RUSH
INTO NEW DIAMOND FIELDS
>\ ziterle*.*, Trcele** and (iamflf*< Des
ert Promise* to Draw l.rf.-il
Influx.
(Uv Associated Pres." ]
JOHAANSHUHG. SOl'Tlt AFRICA.
Jan. ;.'.V ?Tlnrltig. a water'ess, ?re>
b ss .tii.i virtually gameless desert
near Taungs. in Iteehuana'.ar.'i. prom
t<. be the scene ?>f the binges'.
diamond clalm-stakinc t*U8h in South'
A ' ! ur? history. It is :i:.der."?. m1 that
'flaring- will be proeln imed > ?.?? : i for
diamond digging about March -0
Amazing stories are atloat concern
inn the wonderful rich!.. -- of the dis
t.-. t ar.d prospective diggers from :':e
cape to the Zani-usi and Mozambhjue.
and even the Cony.', a:v preparing; ? ?
try t'.eir luck in the r.e a tield. I'? -
-;>i!e warnings of poisibb failure, men
are abandoning uood .ioi.v j;l various
!>.tri.s of Hie country i i order to be.
free to stake out claims when the
proclamation is issued. Hundreds of
a omen also are arranging to so to
the new diggings
- - ? ? r? ? * ' ? H a ?
The government is preparing io cope
itii the anticipated rush to T aruis.
and a township to receive the new
community is being la:.! out.
PLAN REGIMENTAL HISTORIES
W ar Department t on-idrr? l.lvln- In
tininte \ lew of Performance*
of Smaller L nits.
"H>" Oniv.Tral Serv:ce.'?
Washington. Jan. cs.?individual
hi.-tories of all rt"glrp'- nt.s a:i*i compa
liies that dislhigu.she'i t"nemselvt it: thu
world war will b^ compiled by the
War Department, it wa.. announc.: <1 i->
tiay. The work will be under *.?!?? su-j
!>ervision of General J'vyton C. March."
ehief of st:iJT. !
Tiiu.> far. the h..-tori> ai r-.-:c.arcli of;
the War l>epartinent li:<? dealt only
with armies and division.-!, it has been',
suggested that this does not uive an '
inti'iiate view of the performances of
the Airforlcan as a soldier in flu rope. |
The exploits of r?.-gim?-rits und com
pat.iej have been obseured by th?s Ren-.
??ral:zatio:iM .-i th?i lii>tories <*f ciivl
-ionr. Officials today said that tlio'
rj'-w undertakinif vould prove to be the
mo?? valuable contribution to the. his-,
*"ry of tiie war and would reveal deeds
of valor and heroism Unit have beei||
entirely lost in the general stories liav
.:iST do wii.i Hie work of divisions:
: : : ri.:? ? a whole.
GOMEZ WILL BE LIBERAL
I tihan ( andldalr Siivk lie Will Try to
? llrdiiff (be ( on I o f
l.h Iiir.
f lly A> u'.-ltoO I'r^-.-. 1 |
ANA, Jan. 'j.*.. -tjener^i .lose'
? ?iiKue1 ?ieine/.. torni.-r President of i
1 uo.t i r.d |y.i..-r..l .-antiidate f,..- th
ir. id.nt.a! nominal ion .n :n- coming'
e.- lions, who rt".iiri.?-ij :.i t'sjb'i y -
tvr.iay. alter a sojourn in "'iie
? n:! tl ...ates. sii'-il a <tatemei,t l.is*
n.Sht In which he declared that -pe tee
Ml corcllu lly ih Cubxi*K nce<I .? ?! ii
ii '?arr;-,i! into poiv.r l.v ? r
hi. count rymioi. - p??i|.'.y w cj x- \,f.
one of reprisals or passion. * !
< '? neral l iomez ?!*.. lar. s he will so,.];
v? 0111 trie platform vot?*d bv the
National liberal Assemble, which he ,
Outlines as tending toward 'owerintr
to i'' 1 i\: tip. betterment of the
condition f.f'tl<e workers, abolition of
the war Miinp tnx. tarMT reform, ex
tension of railway faeilirbs. protection
of the sucar industry, r.j. .
HUNGARIANS NOT CRUSHED
Show >lach Heller Spirit in A(l?ersit>
Tliun Austrian-.. 'I'lirUn ?tr.
lirrmunN.
I K> Ashveiut' <] I'r .-?> J
P.Cl'APKSr. Jan. L'-'.?Ai. outstand
ing fact with respect to Hungary is
t ie spirit of Iwr people, who are* not
crushed by liie tribulation of d> fea'
as Austria and Turkey appear to be
Neither defeat nor Dolshevism nor
economic disaster has yet sapped h>-r
vitality or patrioti-m. This is shown
in <onversa:ions with in>?nv prominent
men and als > in the attitude ??r th*
pea ant and the bearing of the s-oblier.
wiio arc ragged and ill-fed. .but loyal.
There are. daily demonstrations, w th
I lie singing of the national anthem.
Parades ami carrying the cross St.
Stephens, .'.gainst what the HuiiKati
ans consider a peace without honor.
TO WATCH CHILD LABORERS
I'ederal (.'ommiltrp ^ppolnlrd lit De
termine Their I'hjulenl
Mandnrdn.
[Ilv Asiioclated PrtfS.l
WASH IN'OTON, Jan. L'a Appoint
ment of si permanent committee to de
termine physical standards for chil
dren about to enter employment and
to supervise the health of children at
work waa announced today by the
children's bureau of the Department of
i l.abor. Dr. (Je.trgo l'.arth. Milwaukee.
;.. chairman. Other members arc: I >r.
' Kmma M. Appel, f'lticago: Dr. s. J"
sephine linker. New York; Dr. C. Ward
lirainpton, P.atlle '."reck, Mich.; Dr. D.
[T- ICdsall. Harvard; Dr. Oeor:re \\ . <;?>
, ler. Rochester. N. V.; Dr. ll;irry Din
i enthal, lloston; Dr. Anna K. Itude.
) oiilldren'p bureau, W'ashington, und Dr.
Thomas D. Wood, 'New York.
Scliomirr In lM*lren?.
C1IA UIjKHTi iX, S. c\, Jan. 25.?lie
caiifco of boisterous seas local tttRS
I wero unable today to no to the as
Histaneo of the live-masted schooner
. Mount Uanier, from Savannah. The
vessel was anchored, or aground, Just
t south of the Jetties, near tho entrance
I of the harbor, and Iihm been llyiinf
' elgnals all day. Weather conditions
' prevented a reading of these slKnalf.
thouyli efforts were tiiiulo wlHi strom-r
lokrine RI asses. Tho Alount Itnnlcr i^
1 bound hero for rcpaim.
I HONOR MEN WHO DIED
IN GREAT WORLD WAR
It.on,
or >|ii>HkrrN (It Aim* j ork
I My I'rcss. 1
aieo'llp. ^1 iJtvl, i'"' 1 ,u '"-' 'KHi -ii
w l.lch i; , . ' vo Inm-mor^r! ?
stars K.f ?o,Vl Vri AinerK-i'M
! 1,1 a!l vx tu> s?'i-\e.i i-i th..
tVm
l> ; , _ 'ho How t'liur.'li \n t?,
1 >ti!!' oit''IV.'?Vi'i'' I *'?<Ii'iV*'' ,M ili
"? vr1 >** vVusiiiitatoli Xs
s-mblyinun Thuodor,. .,.7
? is. I 'iiiiu ins Uobiimot
sUur. ?sml.. ii.lU.l4.s! ' 0101,1,1 s
?\l> lather :ilw.,v.s liM-'lit lis- \
f. inlilymi.n lioo-e v *.| t x , fa ... As"
"" :i.'i ions * of* cv.'iV.i
m.". :v?!
I'i:.. tie. w |i;i| \ ? ... . '?
srssu' r#
"I"'; "?>? lA'E' :
*'??' ' ;.X ?? ????? tier spe.ik
Uoo<i\, u J . """ '?oittnoj
inn, th. 1 ?ii l?od Stsftos t0
?: .1. >. u ti, i..,,,. |, .... V..
oh tills neo?satIoil {h,? o.rm'v''
1 " : lit. 1
do. AloSt'o'f \lu'llt *11 M?" ;,s u>'' ;,s i 1
? v I c- p roi< I ?1 out u n d ' w?,?" bct,Wc?n
"four miiii.Ir.,1? I iioen Vioo.'ivosl'
l" 1 ? f??ur hundred.'" 1
NO TIME TO BE IDLE
SAYS WAYNE B. WHEELER
\ lilf-*nl.Htn I.pjimir | ..?..I,.- .
Uol HrwnU, \!n\"?ri^Trri*
?>Olil|||,.|. ?(?
I '?>' Violated IT.-:<S I
W \.--|||\>;T( >.\ .1 ,
'? ?' ? o ;? prohibition" to f,,""
l.-.iau, -.1 ,.?? i A"ti-Sa|.Jo?
nlKlTt charge""That* A" ? to'
aml m.iii, Al l , , , yrK?M-*?Uli.ns
li; . . is'-nui "-iiKintc
v,..; V . I -?'?"???'achtls. t ti-\ i ? \v
i j;^?' U ;i""n^" anil si-v
lo 't|\',:V? '",p'! X1' xv''cc;or, rof. rrinj;
\..7," aM'1 "'"cial.s.
I ..t at st-mpt. .1 to enact
bWfflis?,
toploc-t -i \v^t V'? Mquor orK?nIssations
.SirK'-JJ?,',.
jli.-ir prour..:,.. - snlfi.-icm .-haY1
to tli. J rirn.U ,.t in-ohibit i..it
'?tis> rut ho r than .,u It. M '
BARON POISONED IN SLEEP
SUSPECT WEAKENED GIRL
Wlto. a,, \?irl l..,,.,, \,|rK(.,| lla,r
?>?iittl?lrr to InJriM
"( ^lorjihln.
U.-ri'"! * N op
Si \vn tini f0? <1 nU?v^ PlaU,n' lii*y
L., ,. lias '
of ?aor,v i'*. y !l". "'lotion
or: 111. ,, .'V . (
at I.',- tli.l! ..f ' OllimUtcd
lier l-.-> .-ai -o. t >l.tuuiit,
min.J.-a. . j tlTbJ
w niori' ...
?'a> '.r ;u",jr?oss. Who.
.-in J ? . - ? ->'?i<Tira!i. <!??
! ha'fl" rof ??
w Dip ltaroiv's ii'.i'??'^ov?ry j
th.
Jc
i..ironoss Uy
> ho is wi-ak
? ? ? od t.j t<i...
imroiK ,N > .? round that .
WC,S ???.? ' ? JnW chc^fW!?:l
FIVE REPRESENT AMERICA
AT RED CROSS CONVENTION
i" >ln fell. *
11%
A.^it i s< ;t. \
nu-nt of W\ ,. ,i, j.
Cnit.d .Staio,.
>U!li-.
?I I'r". v I
?-Vpp.jir;:
1 i ftpresent t In
Hint' Muri:;!1-.'' '-AaV.'1. :ho n'- !< b -
tlio Ainorioan itod todaj i.
, '-Hoi \N ad-v. ....
lotiifbl.y (
>" I Mat ho:-, of f . v, i
of X.-w V..p|
J Taper, c.t .\..\V ^
Henry :: . '
board of a.nv-rn'oN o' ' 1 ll" .
..... '.fiilBIKi ..| ,
A ,'| ' v . " """ of i t(, :
"n th. Miiur. tania
.M:
They
RffSton; \\-j
"hiraRi.: Sam
Otis II. . -in p.
liii.itn K.
U.-.l
t'r^aniztTs,
jraic-s w \ i,,.
Wednesdax.
OFFICERS ENTER U. S. ARMY
Throo Knsli.Mli l'*l>'7-rN ??.l Our ?;,n,sll
< .ipiain lire.>me t.'tilisie(|
Men.
: NEW YORK, Jan. 26 - \ far,?,...
lieutenant mid t former ? .
roviij ;t*r T 1 J ,'' ?
enlisted ?? pr!vat.:'s .* 8,V V- V
btatcR air sorvieo a Mitclio i'' i'i
Long feljin.l, x. y mciicii Meld,
'it\e,,?r.!-l-^'' fI'"vlish f*.v..rs aP
* ' ' t'ui.'f i hroijp hniii 11?.,
aami. nilistod in our ,!? u V,.., h' i
t V',-f"U" t'V, '"",i,K' :'""V :"i<f ;*dvati
; ' b.Vl/. eourso; in u,.. -,lr >t rvic<. |
t ..w/'|rr!,"r ,0'1ic('' the Dan M, ?rfl,v
J , "1S , 0"'ltr*' \ . St. l-da -i.i.i
?'n,''"d in a coast artiilorv V.V1 .1 i
co ii t in uo ills i mi steal cducatfon.
nALKlTS'J'x. VVV^'IF^* f.ov
;iPI>oint."l tl?. fr,iu.w|,,u
i ' j l3 1 "?">h annual me,!,'!
"ib of 'he .Southern Appalachian (!..?,i|
I.oads I onv.-nt ion, whii.il Will int .-t in
A lie\ilh: op I'.biuarv U't;-'^. \ .. 1
iutevil^'r!^1 Wi,ltal? Bradford: !
tti .. i ill. . l-.n^i ne I ran.-soii. Sparta
? '""-ron. Sta?.vvllle:
vli '? l'inos; .1. ,\l. Mnvette
Albeinarle: .M I;. Mills. StatesvlllV; \
? ?"'orsoii, llrysoii C.ty; U . i,
T i. MVr'"' '*? ^l;nszine.s. Ili -Uorv j
New land.U* ?'* W. Ka^antl.'
1'? ' "'filler Itoad Work.
I-ITTM-; liOCK. AIIIC., .Tan. IT,.?Th"
m d special session ?( tj?, Korty-soc.'
Ol d ni. ial Assembly r^f Arkaiif>a?
411 1 on \ eno at noon tomorrow. t.>
?econH.ii. r road. tlrainiiRo and school i
?nn.- V!"" the So ootid
.Which dedarod uiicori
-v 'supremo etitirt.
S PR'INKlERS^
FIREMEN EVERY TEN FEET
No more fear of carelessness
My GLOME Automatic Sprinkler Sy?
tcm ia inapfi-teil at regular intervals how,
by tiie OI-OUK inspector?I know it ia
alwayn right."
m#n- W'l?0 for d?.
tails ot the GLOBK Automatic Sprinkler
aystem anil our intpectlon plan.
globe AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO.
531 Munaty Uljg. Baltimore, Md.
7.?" n nyflft O'K'tit!
Vave!io.i%?, l oi;
V/OftlL'ffI.,h?4
protection
?i i'l.OBH
Spfioklcrv
The Weather
(Furnished i? U. fi. Wentlitr tlureau.)
Korcnist: Virginia?
Cl.iuily .Momlav. eou
liniiftl cuM Tue*dn> .
imril.t rluuilt Mint
\i liui tvariurr,
Nurlli Curoli n u?
(foully <i ii<( continued
>l?n<lnv. TufMtuy
liruhiililv fair iin.l
?-lightly ?urnifr,
l.ornl Tcninoruturc Yrsloriltn .
I'. Al. temner.it ui\s
MixUiiiim t.'ioooriilurv lo .$ I'. Al r
Miiiimuiii I? int ur>> l<> S I*. .M - >
?M.-uit :? mnerature vi'fti'rihv ""
Normal tenin. future n?r this <latv. . . . ,
yent. r.luv S
OollvleucV Since Mt.r.h I ll>
I ?eflei> .i<-v Hat >? .Iti'.iuurv I 7
l.uoill ICit I ii C:i II.
Iluiiifi.ll IJ hours vmUtur >> I' .M No:c:
Itiilni'iill -1 Iiiiui'm >-i>.!iie; s I'. .M
I ?.?ii.,lene\ situ March I I
I Vllctene? sdnco ?liiiiuurv I >
l.oeiil <?l)scrvalU>ii> at H I'. M. Vrstrrdil'.
\\ iii'l illi.ol Ion. nortlu-aHt: wind
I". W'ciiIIkt at S I'. M.. i'luU<lv,
Mierlul Until.
T'-iuii -ramri1, drv hulli. > M ......
"I">m:;tinre. ?|rv l.i.ll., I l?. *\l . :
T? e me rat?>rr.. ?lrv bulb. S I'. M *
min 'iitnr?. wet liulb. .S A. .M -s
T mi"' i.-.turo. Imlli. ' 1'. .M
Ti'iim- iiitiiri1. v. t litllb. * I?. .M "?
li. |;ili\ . ll'jliui'il v. S A. M ? '
K-laUV. liumWlll v. 1 I'. M
It'latly-- h iiiii i*i 11 \ . > t'. M
(tIMllTIONS IN IMI'ORTAMT CITil*.
'tVnuvr;. tu'O
S 1\.M. IIlull. 1.UW. Wralhor
Asliovllle "4 :.K :l'- Snow
.\11*i>>ti?* '"itv .... is 26 .. t'lou'lv
HtiMoii 1- "{ .. ."loar
Kull.il<< - l"~- .. .'lour
? ?|iatli -;?'U <4 t-'? t'loudy
flitcu ?' ? I ?? ?? I'lutl.l ?
11.<hi ? r 51 CO ?? 11. oi..ii?ly
CiltvuKton <- 12 ??? ? i.iutlv
||.,iur;i> .<S 111 4<) Cloudy
Hair. > "lou.K
.liukMMiviili' ..'*<? 7 1 >.0 Ualu
K :i iik.i ?> * "> 1 > . ? - - -s ? < I*"1 "
Moiitu.?n>>rv .... !?; .n 4'.! Huh'
New orU-!?i..-i .... 10 ?- . 'Ion.I v
N-w 1 ?r:, 10 UL' '"lci.r
N.irf.iiii -s Cj 'i<ly
i ?Klitii.iiiu. :'S .. Clear
I'tt I sliuiK li l'l IN ?? ''louil"
llultlRll ?2 8S i'loudy
SI. 1 .oilIm '.! ? ,"<i .. ?a!"
Ma n l-'ratieUco .... CO '.V .. 1'. > ?louu!"
s^vatiiiah 4?! '"0 ?;< ?:u>u.iv'
V') >>? I'. rlnUi'v
W'uflilnstoo. I?. C. "" -* ?? I'lou.lv
w< Hi" art nou<iv
M1NIATCUW A I.MAN AC
JaiiUurv -0. . '.0.
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
I.outn Alto.
Funeral services for I^uis Alto, who
<5io.l vrster.lnv afternoon nt tho horno
<.f I\s ron-Jn-lau. TIT West Cury
will be hold this art?-.rnoon at
u'eiock Trom Ht. Amlrcwa* church.;
Mr. Alto is survived by four daugh
ters atid a son, Me.sdamcs Walker
l'ord. J. C. Irving, Herman Fiosohcii.
Mrs. 10. S. Nuues and James Alto.
Mr*. Mary C. t;?lr.
>trs. Mary Cinie. ST. died t'.ie
ln)in.'? of hrr son. W. T. ila'lft, SO? North'
Thirty-fourth Street, yesterday. Mrs.
<i:?l.' was the widow of Kobert. (.ale. [
Sh<* survived h> one s?'"ii und three
Onnarhters. T. Oale, of itichmond;
Mr.?. I.cHa Moldt and MiRs Annie (.ale,
? ?f Providence, ft. 1.. ar.d Mrs. AVillians
i::.vroti, of Washinvfton. Kun.ral
services wi!! bo held TueS'|Jay in Nor
folk.
Mm. Myrtle It. I'^rrar.
T*'uneral services for Mrs. MyrtJc
Uoberts Karrnr. wife of Frtd H. l-'ar
r:<:*. who died Saturday Jiight at '1:30
o'clock at her residence. 314 West
Ti.'i ty-flrst Street. W'ooilland Heights,
\\'j tak? plac.j 'J'uesday luornitip at j
!'? ?. ;??-k from the residence, with in
icr.iK w in Hollywood Cemetery. Be
sides he;- husband, she is survived by,
one slater, Mrs. Van C. Taft, of Tecon
donjji, N. V.
?>lr^. Jlarjr I'. Moore.
Mis. Mary 'Crutchtleld Moore, I'3,
?';???! : . sterdriV int-rnin^ at 11:-Io {
o'cioc!; n; Johnson-Willis .Sanatorium.;
> i. sv;i> tiie OaURiitcr of Airs 1-M:ia
I'owell and the Cute Samuel I?. Crutch- ,
Kunoral arrantfonieiits will be.
announced laler.
^lixn Jauip Shrllnn.
I.V.V*'i I in." .inn. a.l.?Miflrt .Kt:.;,
Shelton. 7 1. a. resident of Chatham ?Ji?*d
lax lushi .It 1H o'clock ;tf : ii,. Home
and H'-treat. She was brousht to th*
liospii.-il 1 ;t r ? ? la>t ev.nintr, and .lied
.-.?v. ? l f.ou: ...t,-r I? 5isjr adrnitte.l
i her. Her b?ely v:;i; lak n homo for
Mr*. \ jila K. Colon nil.
^O.NANOOCIC, Jan. 3Si?Mrf, N'ida
I-.. 11.-y <' il.i ina, of Charles I*. Co
' *' ',<N" home h'-re today
following an !I<\s.s of i-i>; nionths.
to liny lto>i<leu.
t >N AN< '? it' K. Jan. ? I.. Floy How
den .tied ar the home oi' iiis parents,
Mr. ;..!i<l Mr-. Kurt P.o<vdtn, of Chin
cole.'i^u. im? 111 n es t. of tuberculosis
? Mcri'led .>\'?-r m \ ,-ral y.-ars.
Mr*. Kli/ubrll. Wise.
ON A N< '? >(.? K. Jan. ? Mr.-". I^iizabeth
. wife of Majjr T. Wise, died at
h. r !?? ???.?? a' < ,'rn.ldoelvville aftT an
'.line.- i.i ; f? w days of pneumonia.
?SI'l- by her hu.-bitnd, two
-? !.?l '.\ ? daughters.
Mr*. Sadie Cerltln.
"VAN'iVick. Jan. L'O.?Airs. S'Jllto
I'oii.in. 7!>t wile of Joe Corbiu. dl.-d at
her honic ai Hiillwudd from the effect!!
of burns .she received when lior clothey
raU?j|t on lire.
Mrs. l.tla 'riiuuinaoii.
NANVIMJ:. Jan. LO.? Mrs. lllia
llobeiison. on, wife of II. 10. Thomp
son. died late last night at her homo
in North Hanville from u heart sifr'cc
t:on, with which she was long troubled.
She !>???.:une critically ill two days ago.
Of Superlative Merit
Art pood at one season as another
lor Impuro Hloocl, Humors, iirup
tions, Hheumatism, Catarrh, Ix>ss
of Appetite, Henoral Weakness,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I3 America's Greatest Medicine.
Th^c^ncjtmfisss
Oalli-Gurci
Who Appears at the
C; v Auditorium
TCI1T AT 8:30
Mahes -ords exclusively for
t! Vl-irola. Call today and
hear ouic of her delightful se
lections.
Sent* for Cinlll-Cwrrl Concert,
Al <o |3 (pln? <?x),
Tickets on sale here.
V. The rorleq Fomomi J
The House That Made Itlehmoad
3ltuleal.
DEMOCRATS TO HEAR WORSE j
ON TREATY MODIFICATIONS
I/linll* to Which li. o. r. I.eader* Are
Willing <o Ou Cuntitromlne
(o lit* .Made Knunu Today.
I l?y Associated I'rcss. 1
\V \SI 11 NC5TON. Jan. 25.?Limits to ,
which Republican Senate leaders urn
willing to go in modifying the Lodge |
reservations lo Hie pence treaty ?*">:
l>c transmitted to Uuinounitl'; momltt'is 1
of the bipartisan compromise commit- j
lee tomorrow ut a meeting upon wlxtcti i
m'av hinge the success or failure ot
the i>rcsont compromise negotiations.
Although there was no ollieinl deU- |
nitloii of the limits set ??; Senator
I.odni', of Massachusetts, ami has as
soeiateM available tonight. it wuh \
understood that tho Democrats would j
: in- told that changes in tlio two main |
I rcwrvatIons, those relating to Article i
X and to voting power in the league |
j 'uf nations, must bo changes in lan-.
gunge and not in principle. Such un
answer to Democratic proposals for
i composition. was said by several mem
bers of the Republican committer, to.
rolleot the majority of sentiment on
tin- Republican side of the Senate, and
also to be ugreeablo for iho most part ,
to* Senators Johnson. California. Uorah.
Idaho, and tho others of that group
who. Prldav. called Senator i.odge and
Senator Now. of Indiana. Into confer
ence. and demanded to know whither ;
the negotiation* for compromise were,
going and how far.
Neither Senator I.odge nor Senator
Hitchcock would predict tunlyht the:
outcome of tomorrow's meeting.
NEW DECORATION AWARDED 1
TO COLONEL H. W. ANDERSON
Covermiient or Montenegro Shown \p- i
lireel* iion of >erviee? by Illeb
mond Man.
( ity Associated Prew.l
1'AltIS. .Ian. In recognition of
tin- services p-mb red to Montenegro by
the American Red Cross since the J-iRn
ing oi the armistice, Colonel Ajostchcr- i
runoff toilav decorated nineteen Red |
i'iff workers s* t the di rot ion ot l\;n?
Xlcl-'-las. I .i?-uienant-Colonel Robert
IC. ?>Uls, ll*d Cross commissioner for
Kurone. r..'-eivv?) Hie Mrder of Prince
Daniel .second . iJ if.. Tin. decoration ul
tin name order, third cla*-s. was award
ed to I .ieu tenant-Colonel Henry W. An
dorson. of Richmond. Va., and Major
ij.-orge H lllrd, Pallas, T'-xu.s, and ?. un
taiu Wallace u'llrlen. St. Paul, Minn.
REDS STILL DODGE POLICE
<>p] r Twelve of i:i? lomrotinlwt* In
flicted In t'hli ?Bu t odrr
Arrest.
nlvcivul S>-rvtee.'
CHICAGO. Jan. -B.?Only twelve of j
Mic 13."? tivmb* r.s oi tlio f.otnniizniSi '*?*" t
bor party, indleted by a spcclal Cool: .
County grand jury on charges of con
spiracy to overthrow the government.}
have been .irr- sted. according to State s
Mtorney Floyrie, who said tonight n
nation-wide s-arch !.? being conducted
for tile other-'. , ?
Icdin Heed, recognized head o. the
Communist party. Itas not been located,
according to Mr. Hoyne.
C,r tt1( twelve alleged Redti unue. ,
?irro-?t tier*-. six- nr eiti jail waiting'
"triC "bib- Wli.am llross l.loyd. tin
millionaire Socialist, and ti\n otlw-xv are |
etu on bond. Mr. Iloync ? aid that, tho
State wiM demand S-.'.4"t*.00U ar the total
?iinotin' of sccuri'V to liberate au Mm
radb'alM now iiii.hr indictment when
they arc apprehended.
Would < hange Jleeltajt
I .ON DON. Jun. 'jr..?The Itusslan
Soviet government, says a Moscow
wireless dispatch. has addressed a
note to the ltritish government re
questing the tram--f.-r to some other
countrv of the negotiations which na\e
been ^r.is on ut Copenhagen between
M. l>itvinoff, the Soviet representative..
and Mr. "j'tirady, on behalf of ? Jren;
l'.ritaln. looking to an exchange# o;
prisoners.
Ilanki Skim Inereaxed Hmiiun-r*. J
NKW i ilt I jIC A NS, .fan. 2.*..?The coin-,
blntd resour cs of the I'l'l Sta'e banw^
savings batiks and trust companies la
I,otii.s>ana at the close of busine## Vc
?? efts be r 31, 131'.'. show an increase, o!
tduring the laht quarter, ac
cording to a statement Uautd by \j. h..
Thomas, examiner of State banks, to
day. For the year the Increase In re
.-ourcf s was $11^.00!*, 701. tlic largest, in- '
. rea.-e :i the history of the State.
Prober* \on In l-M l*oso..
IIJ^ PASO, TKN.. Jan. ?Senator
Rail, of New .Mexico, and Senator*
Srnith. of Arizona, member o:' the. .stib
committce. investigating Mexican af
:lair- arriv* d late today from San
Antonio. According to Senator Pall,
tho work of summonint, witnesses will
lefjuiri; several days, and it is un
likely the taking of testimony will
b.^in befo.o Thursday t.lKht.
Tn to IIUrharRr t'onnnltlee.
\r.l'.ANV. N. V., Jun. 23.?-An atte:riv>t
to discharge tin: judiciary eointn.tlec
which i.-< condueting the trial of the
five sufcpendrd Socialist State Assem
blymen fr<.tn furtiier consideration of
the investigation will be made in tho
Assembly tomorrow nisht by Assem
blyman William <}. Amos, Rupublican.
of New York, he announced tonight.
Itestorr <-'able l.lnen.
NKW YORK. Jan. 25. -Restoration
of i-able communication with the
Philippines, Hong Kong and Chin:
via Sun J-'raneisco, by the repair of
the Ciuuin-Manila cable was announced
tonight i>y the Commercial Cable Com
pany.
MANY MEN HEAR SERMON
DELIVERED BY DR. SWOPE
ChrlNl h Kllll Held on MMrl tut
llccuniilriivlod World, DfrlMtfi
liVHIIRfllllt.
"Though llo wuti u Naearene, with %
earprtnfor's trad", being crucified ?t tho
odily a?co <>r ?:?. yot through thu tur
| mull of more than 2,000 years Christ
I Htlll is hold before tho universe an *
model Cor a reconstructed world," as
serted Dr. Georgo W\ Swop# yesterday
afternoon beforo a mass-meeting for
moil at 13roadus Memorial Haptlct
Church. where he ban been conducting
l evangelistic meetings for the pust two
weeks.
I ?r. Swopo declared that the guprr.m <
question that every man must answer
iy "What shall I do with J. uiihY." Tho
speaker traced the attitude of the aj;e :
toward Christ from l'llate, who t<>und no
fault with Jesus, to Napoleon, who de
clared: .
"I know men, u>>d I tell you Jesus
Christ was not a man. Alexander.
Caesar. Charlamagne and myself huvo
founded empires on l'orce; .lesus found
ed Mis on love, and millions arc ready
to die for Uim."
|?r. Swope Quoted Carlyle. Dickens
anil Shakespeare, who committed their
souls i<> the mercy of the Chrl-t. These
men, 'according to the speaker, found
that <'iirist was an Inescapable per
sonality. They inet the issuo of the
Christ and answered the supreme
uip-stlon by acknowledging Him as "our
divlneiit symbol -higher than tho hu
man thought rfuchcu.
DENOUNCES ORGY OF CRIME
iri*li I'relate lleplorrs .shocking
i:\nitn In Thnrl** IMntrlct Hiir
InK I'ait
f l?y Asroelat- 1 Pr?s? .l
Tlll'kliliS. IKKl.ANU. Jan. -5.
Archbishop llarty. i" the Thurles Ca
thedra! today, denoun'-od the re
crimes in /Jr*iand. sayinp:
"l>urin;r tli** past week shock.r.,
events have occurred in Thurles utn'
:i*-lt;liborh"0d. Armed raids poll,
bwraeks th" willful murder of a com
stable' and tin uttacl: by The police >
undefended and inoiieiisdvo iiome, . ?*u;.
for universal condoj:u?a*.:on and
l.-itio:i.
"It i* jTiosr horr l>,e ami s.?oe.:in;r
ilia' anybody should coin ni? murde ??
in cold blood. Ij .Cso tho'jkiug tha'
a number of po.'i. . hose .-pc-Ia! du :
? r |. ?r? protect and proper;.',
should ?-nura^c l:i a.i orgy ..?f vio.cne
and viidunKer fiie lives ?-!' many Inuo
. ? rir people. women children
wr!l ':is im n.
"With /till the author.ty l ? ;>n co:;.
nv iad. 1 condemn the: .rime, jii i
most grave violation the laws. ??'
Ood."
ARREST SWINDLING BAND
I'll pc m Vrixfit Indlralrtl 'I'hrr \l?n
11 ail Oft'errd JMntlnum lo Nriv
VorL )lni.
' P.y AjPre.- 1
<;KNKVA. .fan. "5.?A band of into;
national swindlers were arrested ye
t.-r lay at Limluii while selling .-.ma;'
blocks of alleged platinum at
murks P' r block. They had obtain' ?
ninny victims in the principal vo>\..
of Auijt ria. while. eorr<-.spouu -
< i <?? sel/.' d i-t their !i<?t*? 1 * !iow-jd th?*
London and Ni.w York deal era hail
been uf/' red uomft of the "preciou? "
Hlet
The blocks v ere o:" lead, clover.;
cov.-red with a thin layer of platinum.
Oflfrr llrnnrd for Sl*jfr?.
DL'l'MN. Jan. -5.?A pe oclama* ion
posted her*' today contains ail offer l>
the I>ord Lieutenant of a reward of
?10.00i? for information within tljrt
months. Iea.din5 to .lie c?;ii\*i<*tlon of
any persons cuilty of the murder o-'
fourteen polh e oilicers, v. :.ames
arc elven. A reward of ?1.000 also
In offered for such secret inform?*tio:
as Is calculated to lead to the convh
ti-jii of any of the offendera in ;i:"
eases named.
Will Sob?rrtbp IIIk l-onn.
RHUSSKLS. Jan. *Jo. A Kroup ?>'
Relpian bankers has deci-?d to sub
scribe &0 per cent of the national loan
of ",500.000,000 franca, it is announced.
The jfovornment intends, it Is state.V,
to take over all loans launched by th*
large olticj of Relsiuni, in view of tie'
openlns o' the crreat national loai .
through which the government would
he able to assifit in tinancir.s the va
rious communities.
t PrrarRlcd With Cup.
In appreciation of a series of lec
ture.-, which he. has been delivering be
fore th? Hlchmond Advertisers' Club.
Iir. PnUKla.s Freeman has been pr<
seined with an engraved silver cup by
the club. l?r. Vrceman delivered tin
last ol" his merles of lectures Krlda'-^
Members of the board of directors of
the organization will hold a meeting
a: th" Muslnesa Men's Club tomorrow
a* 1:15 o'clock.
llrKHulutlnn* tO< MrH.
Members of tho Jobbers* and Manu
facturers' Club, the board of dlrecto.
of the Business Men'j <"lub and the
Hlgma Phi Kpsilon Fraternity v. hi ho.d
meetings Wednesday at the bunncsi
Men's Club, t.'n Thursday the Cred.*
yen'.- Association will hold an unotiicial
luncheon at 1 :1?> o clock an*! t..** l*etai.
Merchants' Association and the A-,.
vertisers' Club will hold meetings ther-..
llarcctona Kmplofffr* to Mad Lockout.
i:\IlCKLONA, Jan. -5.? In eo.'np..
ar.ee with a request of tl-.^ prefc.-; t'
Uarciona. the. directing committee "?
tLe ICtnDloyers' Association o' '' a.a -
I on la. decided last night to end ;?
lockout of employoea on Mondaj.
c'TKa l/iim erd/Srof/wrs
BROAD AT FIFTH.
This Week?Shop and Save
You will find throughout our' store
this week unusually low prices on a
great deal of merchandise?seasonable
things on which, if bought this week,
you will effect considerable savings.
Inventory, prior to the receipt of in
coming spring merchandise, is at hand,
and we are therefore exceedingly anxi
ous to clear out small quantities, lines
in broken sizes, and such winter mer
chandise as cannot, through lack of
space, be carried over until next year.
Excellent investments may be made
in Women's Ready-to-Wear Apparel,
where' prices have been cut far below
value, and to one-half or one-third
what the Coats, Suits and Dresses on
sale will be worth to you next year.
Shop now?and save.

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