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IREAT BRITISH FLEET JAPAf
FOR PACIFIC WILL BE
URGED BY JELLICOE
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Washington, Jan. 6.?A formid- jqq
ible British fleet in the pacific and , .
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ndian oceans will be recommendedj^o cru
>y Viscount Jellicoe when he returns|SWcep
o England and'reports his tour of j was le;
laval investigation of the British japa
lominions. [ions o:
This fleet will be recommended to000 m<
onsist of eight battleships of the;Uprjsjn
atest type, eight modern battle cruis-j Bolshy
irs, ten light cruisers, forty destroy- betwee
irs and about forty submarines, it west if
vas said. Japa
The expense of construction and j of not
naintenance of the proposed fleet vance
vould be borne in part by the Brit- is undi
sh dominions concerned and the ac-!ces up
sptance of the plan is at their dis- west ol
retion. Japa
Viscount Jellicoe has been on his| Siberia
our of inspection since last Febru-'though
iry. He and his party will leave mitted
,Vashington this afternoon for Ha-^ which
anna, where they will sail on the vened
uttle cruiser New Zealand. It Is J author
^ntatively planned by Viscount Jel-^Japan,
icoe to visit South Africa before regain an
urning to England, and this might(beria i
esult in a recommendation for a agreed
leet in African waters, where only(no tim
i squadron is now maintained. Great(the otl
Britain has two fleets?the Atlanticj
ind Mediterranean. j <
IOTH SIDES CLAIM I Colu
ELECTION VICTORY jernor
IN GREER AREA(cart> 0
represc
Greenville, Jan. (3.?Special: The cutive
ult of the election held today in the Democ
'Greer area" of Spartanburg Coun- morrov
y on the question of annexation to will at
ireenville County, it seems to be inito be
!oubt tonight, with both sides claim- jty Thi
ng the victory, and a recount of the |
otes will be demanded when the offi- j
ial returns are canvassed by the j
Spartanburg flection commissioners, i Colu
jFre J
License Fees Increase. 'sergeai
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Columbia, Jan. 6.?Special: Ac- jat-arni!
ording to the annual report ofjtives, i
Vade Hampton Gibbes, chief'State halls
;ame warden, the increase of the ready
icense fees of his department for eral A
919 oyer 1918 totals $60,323.13. uary 1
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ARMED BATTALIONS | F
TO HALT BOLSHEVIKI |
hington, Jan. 6.?With close I
,000 of her troops now in Si- If
Japan has made her first move n
sh completely the eastward H L
of the Bolsheviki forces, iti***i
arned. . ?;?n
has sent two armed battal
f a total of approximate! 2,- -
;n to Irkutsk to quell the local ==
gs there of revelutionists. The ==
irik army was reported to be ==>
n fifty and one hundred miles
' Irkutsk.
n has announced her intention
alowing the red forces to adeast
of Lake Baikal, and she gTOTM
&rstood to be moving her for- ~ 1 ?
this point now. Irkutsk is just
F the lake. |5?
n has increased her forces in |
i to nearly 100,000 men, al- Kg
this exceeds the number per-;
under the agreement under
she and the other allies inter- ^
in'Siberia, it was learned from 'j
itive sources today. When cj
the United States, Great Brit- Pi
d France sent troops into Si-, hs
1 n<
n the summer of 1919, it wasj
by Japan that her troops at
e exceed the total number of
ler allies.
aovernor Cooner Leaves j b
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mbia, Jan. 6.?Special: Gov-! j\
Cooper and Mrs. W. C. Cath-J |1:
f Columbia, South Carolina j \
mutative of the women's exe-j \
committee of the national | \B
ratic party, will leave to- j ^
v for Washington where they j ?
tend the Jackson Day dinner l||mrrr-:
given by the Democratic par- j
irsday night. H
Ready for Meeting
mbia, Jan. 6.?Special: C.
Schumpert, of Newberry,
lt-at-arms of the Senate, and
vuson, 01 .Lancaster, sergeant-1
5 of the House of Representaire
in Columbia getting the j Lwnt
of their respective bodies | rrtCQ
for the convening of the Gen- j
ssembly, next Tuesday Jan-.j?gj|ap
3.
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