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PLACES HIMSELF
IN POSITION CLOSE
TO DICTATORSHIP
al from First Page.

LORD High Chancellor. 81" Robert
Fmlay.
Secretary Of state for the Home be-
partmnnt Sic George cave.
secretary Of state for Foreign Ar
FAIRS, Or Arthur J. Balfour.
Secretary Of State for the Colonies.
Walter Hume Long
Sec.c;ar! Of state FOR War the Earl
Of Derby.
Secretary Of state for India. Austen
chanburla IN
President OF the Local Government
Board, Raron Hhondda.
President Of the Board OF Trade, SER
Albert Stanley.
Minister OF Labor. John Hodge.
First Lord OF tho Admiralty, SIR Ed
ward Carson.
Minister o! Munitions, Or. Christie
phcr Addison
Minister OF Blockade. Lord Robert
Cecil
Food Controller, baron Davenport.
shipping Controller. Sir Jos. Patton
Maclay.
President Of the Eoard OF Asricul-
ture. Rowland T. prothcr.
President Of the Board OF t:ducation
Herber, y. l.. Fisher.
First Commissioner OF Works Sir
Alfred NJ. Mond.
Chancellor OF the Duchy Of Lancaster
Sir Frederick cawiey
Postmaster -t;cneral. Albert Hing
worth.
Minister IL Pensions. George y.
Barnes.
Attorney General. Sir Frederick f..
smith.
Solcitor-ieneral. Gordon licwar:,
Is. {.
Secretary for scotland Mr.. Munro.
Lord Advocate. James A. clyde. X. G.
Solicitor General for Scotland,
Thomas i. Morrison. X c.
I Lord Lieutenant OF ireland, Baro
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ASKS WHY IT IS so
Report I" Federal Council show. Tim,
Married Men spend More Time In
Saloons Than SiDulc Nc,

ST LOUIS. NO December lO-Wuy
DO married men spend more time in
saloons than sirfle men"
Now. don't answei "tUey DOM. for
they de-, Jake .' from such v.u.
qualined-to SPEAK authority IS TIA.
commission on temperance OF TIE Fed
eral Council OF the Churches 81 christ
IN America. which ~ holding it,
Guadrcnnia! meeting hers
Ia a discussion ON Married Alru. and
The saloon the commission staten.
1T is st.iEin. fact tina, married
men spend more time ia the saloon ;Ian
single men. THIS IL somewhat start
ling. because married Iifc IS suppos ed
TO have SOLDERING effect upon Il man.
Can +, he tina, IN many Of these
cases the home has failed to function"
careful student OF IN" subject re.
veaicd that ahou, twice ms many mar
ried men 30 to the saloon as do single
men
This n.aS be due TO the higher ideal.
I'm OF the younger men ana IL may also
he attributed TO the fact that they
Spend great deal of tim" in the com
many OF their sWestheaTts, who, nat
nra!ly, would not visit tne saloon with
them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
BUSY WEEK FOR PRESIDENT
\ Imosf Every Night Executive VIII ne
EnEnseh In social Fr<-
tIyitics.

wASiIlNGTON. December io.-Prea-
ideut Wilson will discuss Legislative"
questions This week with several mem
berS Of tho Senate aud House. inCiud-
ing senator sheppard chief prohihi-
tioa advocate ia the Senate, where
determined effort is to lie made soon
TO pass a District Of Columbia prohi-
bition bill There have been SuEges
lions that such measure might I've
vetoed but the President has given no
indication Of his purpose. Amos,
every Night during the weeiS MIR. VIII
son will be busy with social engage
m"uts, including thcatcr party to-
morrow night, dinner given by him
10 the cabinet on Tuesday night y
dinner given By him Thursday night
to state executives attending the Gov
e:nors' Conference, and a dinner IN his
honor to he given Friday NIGHT by the
i"e-Prcsideni and Mrs. Marshall
As president Of the American Red
Cross. the President will preside at y
session Of the annual meeting of that
or2:t'i2atio mere on Wednesday.
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sidics. which diminish gradually and
sCapc altoppthcr in lno5

sides. which diminish gradually and
"chsc altogether in 1898.
statistics appear I" establish Or.
Rratts claim that his idea has justi-
nc6 itself In 1918. under the old sys-
tom. 5.6o..S?1 l!;ers Of distilled liquors
mainly what tho SwcGca cell aqua
VIII. fiery hrnndy-w"rc sold in
Stockholm. In 1915. despite IN" in
creased population and ,hc great mum.
Der nf Foreigners in tho city. total sales
sank To 3.4g2.oeS litcrs Cases ~
chronic alcoholism reported by distric,
physicians sanl; from 4a2 in 1909. ala
III lal2 and So i'm 1919 To SIS in 1914
and Us in 1915. There were $50 cases
uf dclirium trcmcnS reported IN 1912
aud 6@5 in lsl3 in 1914 tn. number foil
10 1o?. and went down to 1853 the fol-
lowing year. Arrests for drunkenness
fell or from some 1.o0c in each 1917
and 1913. TO il.S'S in 1914 and ll.3@3 in
1915. The number viii bc below
10000 this Year. according TO Dr. Brat.
Or. Bratt himself is not icntotallcr.
and does not strive for prohibition.
No liquor can be imported into
Sweden except through the respective
com Danics. y peculiar feature Of tho
situation is Tint tn" Stockholm com
pany for example. is obliged to inn
port any certain brand of LIQUOR de-
sired by til" holder Of n pnsshooE All
h" has 10 do is IL make due nppiivut ion
and deposi, tho money To cover costs.
freight and duty. Tn" Company there
upon secures The desired brand 4
corresponding number o: coupons Is. or
TO control III" sal" Of liquors at the
places holdin. ON" licenses. that is.
licenses To sell liquor To he drunk ON
tho premises. is not simple. II is.
of course. possible 10 limit the hours
OF sale. ana this has been done. In ad-
dition Ia this the chief effort has been
directed 10 limiting consumption OF
the Wholesale trade /" tho holders OF
spirits by removing all incentive 20
an increased sale. The Stockholm
company. III addition TO enjoying a
monopoly Of the retail trade OF the
off places. hes also monopoly of
"on" licenses. In tho FIRST year of it's
cXistenc" il determined tn" average
amount rctaiicd by the respective
licenses in the last preceding year. and
established that figure rs the maximum
Oh which they would be permitted to
make II profit. On all salcs above that
amount III" entire profits go to the
company FKe rcstaurnuteur. saloon
keeper. etc. hnv" thus no incentive TO
increase their sales OF liquor. but viii
IA th"r hc inclined to push the sales Of
beers and wines. which are not under
iIIc systems control.
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BOTTO'S PLACE RAIDED
Chnrmcd with Operating '"nmhiina
Housc-EiRht Men Charged
With Gambling.

] l.. Eott0, s1NiN H'"TS W. " ~
East Main street WAS arrested ~ A:"o
O'clock yesterday morning Wheh on
nccr* from the First Police Station
rnidcd his house and broke UP what Is
alleged to have been EanhlinS game
Eight other men We're arrested t"r
taking part in the game. The! were
+: T. Jones furty-iivc years old. n hre-
man: Il Lee. forty years old. W u
Hickman. thirty years Oh 'ic
Davis. Twenty-Five years Old. w r
Gibbons. thirty-ciChj years old, j W
Gibbons. thirty-un" years old: j. T.
Bolts. twenty-sjx years old: W frank
lin. thirty-;wo years old. and GcorEe
Ellington. twenty five years old. all
lahorcrs Tho arrest was made under
tho supervision of Sergeant w. l..
whit!ock. tn. following ratrolmcu
raidinc the house: Brown. Swank. i'ul-
ton. Ecams. Beard. puBnpuc. Gary ana
Matthews.
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CONVENTION WOULD
RAISE LIVE ISSUE
NCnM.inucd lIrom Flrsl Iagel

''"hAhucu FROM FIRST rage
before THO convention met thcrc dc.
velopcd and came 20 head The GLASS
James fight for the national comm ttee
appointment. which threatened 10 prn-
Cipitate q, Roanoke the biitcrrsi fac.
tonai contest since the days WHOM An
drew jackson Montague huckcd The
machln" and was elected ,;oyryupr
Their" followed tn" famous Peace ~
WASHINGTON. at which Nj. James was
p.rsuad.d 80 withdraw Ms raruid,cy
Tor III" national committee and accept
the state embarrassing instead The
convention mot aud TRANSACTED ns
business peacefully. dispensing 81 the
major hUuors precisely according TO
the program that was laid down in
tie .""cn pact referred to ON The
surface ia" convention was as free
from fact!oralsn as n stockholders
meeting Of Il corporation ia whicl, 81
per cent Of the stock is held by mrs;
cousins Beneath tho surface there
still seethtd the differences that hav.
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NOT TO QUIT UNDER FIRE
rhicnsu chief Of Police VIII Hrsicn
only if t>I.rd ORirinily Il! Mayor
Iln ~.
fBy Associated Preas I

10y ASSOCIATED pre4s-
CHICAGO. December 10. Elct OF
Police Charles j. licaly. made KNOW
to- lay that he would NOT rcsisn "ol =.
UNFAIRLY. despite the announcement
last night 10y Mayor Thompson ,nat
he expected Tie chiefs resignation
within tew days.
u do no; intend to qu,t under flrc e
Chief IIcaly said. II shall retire only
in n way that viii hc respecting to
myself. TO my ohi," and to my service
in rhc department, Thus far the
Mayer has not y ,lied me 20 resign. lf
he asks IN" ontc'ull. viii do So.
Chief Healy is under indictment fol-
,o,viu'; au Investigation ~ vica condi-
rtuuS.
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VILLA DECLARES UNDY|NG
HATE FOR UNITED STATES
Announces His Purpose Of Leading
McNicans in Repclline Americans
and Overturning CarranZa.
MANIFESTO REACHES Ill r,sO
Army Men on Border Regard II as
Declaration of War, and Act .Ac-
cordingly - PerSl,ing'S Men Has
tcning Back to Their Regiments.

~. iASp. TEN. Dccemhcr t".-I.an-
clio villa issued a manifesto before
retrus trom Chihuahua City. in which
he declared his uudyinc hate for tho
Gni,cu states FOR the support Of the
Carram@istAs. Tile manifesto which
plan 10 lead Mcxicnns in rcpcllins ia-
vadinr Americans whom Ire calls :nc
barbnrians OF the North and over.
;urnin. carranza. He threatened death
30 AL VINO disohcy MIN
Army men in FL paso and elsewhere
on the border have taken the mani
fcsto n Il declaration OF war against
tho tni'ed states ana arc making
preparations accordingly
Officer "nd men from General
Porshins's punitive expedition here on
!cav" arc Fastening back TO ioin their
regiments. The guard al the in;crna-
;tonal hrid>e has been doubled. ana
considerable excitement prevails i'll FL
''aso and in Iuarez. it's Mexican sister.
across the Rio Graudv
However. there is grave doubt in
tn" minds Of military authorities tina
Villa himself wrote the rtmarkahl,
document which bore his name. ana
which came to IL rnso by "a ,'arrony,
courier from chihuahua city.
Their" arc many army authorities
VII" nave veuturcd schrcwd guess
that "th" manifesto breathing haze
AGAINST the "barbarians of the North =.
and Announcing Villas intention of
cNrelinG PershngS force from Mcyi
can soil. IS bu, a Carranza ruse to dis
credit Villa. and draw upon Tho baudi,
IN" resentment OF the american ad-
ministration
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STUART TO SPEAK
Governor VIII Address CoIorcd !. VI.
I. \. of Norfolk T0-Mor-
<ip3,

Governor Stuart III deliver an adj
Hre's t"-ntoErow Night before tn. Col
"ren Young Mems Christian Associa-
t!oh o! Norfolk Ills theme will he In
teinatioral DEMONSTRATION" ihc gen
oral aHbj"et hat wIil be treated by
Tie SPEAKERS at The Southern CONNER
ci"l congress which opens III the sea
Nld" city to-day. Economic questions
OF import I" the negro race will have
I" prominent place w The program Of
the congress.
TIL; meeting viii be held at s., Johns
VI r. church oH the platform with
Va" Governor viii BE Captain Wyndham
Ma|o Mayor % Norfolk: Barton
Myers I"ln A. i.rsne,. state Senator
Mathews and other prominent
m'' including j. u. McGrew, state
sectctafN ~ the Colored Young Mems
Christian Association.
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DEATHS

AHGol.irS.-Di Died al the residenc. of hHr
, Wet clay street ,:alRs. RAiPii MARCO.
Funeral from above residence MONDAY
DeceHmcr ~. at 1890 y. ~. Remains
,caye H'cnmond Va, at II 81. q. O. Tor
ia Yt:S.--En;crcd into rest. December 10
Nnrn " h a. r M; at hsr residsne. 1910
LEN HAYES. widow. OF tile late Michae
nhyeS NJ tEis city. She is survived by i've
daughters End ons son. Mrs Eliza War.
Mick NtSs Mary NJ. Hayes Mrs Kathleen
pin and Iam ,;sE u IIayef;
Peters Church. lntermeni NJ. calvary
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BRITISH STEAMER
nnITANSIt III Nix

LISBON. December . 'via Paris De
cembcr lo).-Thc British stramcr Fri
tannia has been sunk by "a submarine
I'll" '1p'aln was made prisoner.
Tw"utN-'hrc" survivors 81 tn. crew
hav- arrived here, while nficcu are
missing.
I.loyG's shipping hecncv announce.
the following
Til" British steamer britannia. 81
Isl; tons Ia believed t. have heen
sunk
Tie british steamers Flarlinr,or
1000 tons gross. and IInrlHH. 3,i5g tons
gross. have been damaged,
The Spanish steamer Bravo. ~ I.2l4
tons gross. has becn toypcsiocd Tn"
crew was landed
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BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
BY GERMAN SUBMARINE
The Caledonia Pays Penalty ron
Trying 10 Ram and Damage
Cntlersea Boat.
CAPTAIN is TAKEN PRISONER
Had Been for Some Time in Service
OF British OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
American SiIips Hound for Rmssia
Reported Destroyed.

The Briiish steamer Caledonia wns
sunk by a German submarine on Dc.
crmber I. after she had tried to ram
til" undersca boat. II was officially an
nounc"d io-dny. Her captain was taken
prisoner The official statement reads
THE British passenger ship Gale
Jonia attempted on December to ram
a German submarine. The submarine.
which MAS slightly damaged. fred n
torpedo which sank the steamer TIE
commander OF tho steamer. Captain
i3laISic. WAS made prisoner
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An announcement made bI i.loyu's ia
London on December stated that tn"
Anchor Linc steamer Caledonia was
believed TO have been sunk. rhc
Caledonia. which was 81 ?.2.3 toms
gross and 800 feet long. had hccu for
some time in The service OF tho british
government. She WAS built ia ,;la4-
Gov in 1909
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THOtGHT REST SYSTEM
~ INTEREST OF MORALITY

Or Brat;, after long study Of the
matter. conceived the idea Of tho pa s.
book as the best method OF selling
liquor in the interest -! morality" a
thing which. he f"lt. was NOT being
achieved under The old system. So H..
organized the Stockholm system Com
pnmy--ths stockholm System Joint
Stock Company. I" give it its fun
name--HNd secured the monopoly for
the capital city three years ago.
The company has authority TO con
duct all retail establishments TOR the
sale Of liquor To he DRUM; off the
premises. but also may delegate this
authority 1" private persons O." com
panies. Some forty OF these so-called
or Licenses are thus held by persons
other than the system company. hut
these Will not he extended after tho
deaths OF the present. holders
control Of sales OF the off places
IS effected by means OF the nassbook
referred to. \ passbook is issued TO
an adult resident OF the city upon ap-
p!icati"n. provided his or her record
juAtihes il. The company maintains
An elaborate card index in which are
listed not only all persons TO whom
books have been issued or from whom
they have been withdrawn. but also
all persons to whom. if thev apply.
books VIII not lie issued Rocks are
not issued 10 hahitual druukard*, to
persons WHO have been arrested for
drunkenness within year last past.
10 pnupcrs on to persons who have
figured uupIcasantly in police court
records. \ man who has been a par-
t!cipan. In ii public b;awl. for exam pie,
IS pretty sure To find. upon applying
fur a paSSbrok. that his record il con-
iain.d III the index. and that he can
get no book. for the system company
Cooperating with the police. watches
the uewspn pers regularly 10Y criminal
news
The Stockholm system Company diff
fers from IN ordinary stock company
~ two important respects. namely. :he
manner ia which the directors are APP
pointed and the limitation Of its profits
One of the Ave directors is nan,cd by
the state. two are chosen by the city
Council Of stockholm. and the other
two by the shareholders. The com
panys capital is 100000 crowns. and
the profits available for dividends may
not exceed per cent on tho capital.
making only 10000 crowns available
/ FOR distribution to stockholders Di-
rsctors' salaries and the running en-
I pcnscs Of the compnny-rrn'. pay 81
] some 800 employees. ctc.---arc ia il
/ from gross receipts
All excess profits accrue to the state
/ The municipalities. which. prior to 1913
received them, now receive annual sub.
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SIXTEEN AMERICAN
VESSELS DESTROY
nv Assnciatcd Iress

By Associated Press.
BEf;LlN. December 10 tvia Sayv,lIe).
according to reports from Stockholm.
says the Overseas News Agency to-
day. German submarines IN the Arctic
have. during tho last few weeks. sunk
sixteen American steamers bound for
russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

Wimhornc
chief Secretary for Iceland. Henry T.
Duke.
Lord liieh thanccllor Of Ireland. 81.
ignatius ! o'Bricn. *. &.
Sir Eo-.crt Finiay. IN Accepting The
office OF Lord l1ish Chancellor. stipu-
lated that his RICH, 20 q pension II.
W.: we'd
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TWO N0R WEtIt<
NTI:NMI:RS TNRpEDOED

otlMpEH. FRANCE, December
tNia London. December 100. The Nor
W"Eian steamers Mo'ium and Falk have
been torpedocd. but their crews were
saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
RE TAIL LIQUOR TRADE
REGULATED BY PAssB00K
Unique System Put Into Operation
by Company in Stock
holm.
GIVEN MONOPOLY EN STATE
Book Withdrawn From Any One
Convicted OF Serious Crime or OF
Drunkenness = Holder May Buy
Forty-Eight LitcrS Yearly.
GBy Associated Press


SToCkfIOLM, December lG-Tho civ
Council has just renewed for :, term
or thr"c years to the ''Stuckholm Svs-
tenn Company" The monopoly lin the
sale OF liquors which tina, company has
hold for three years. Another organi-
cation contested for tho franchise. hu;
the Council could see no reason for
making change.
BN renewing the franchise. tho cit,
authorities have set the stamp of their
approval on novel plan OF controiliur
consumption which was first intro
huced by the Stockholm company. and
III The beginning gave the company a
unique position among tho many dis
Interested management companies
that havr been in existence under the
so-callcd "Go,henburS system" This
plan. briefly stated. involves a system
by which those controlling the sale Of
lipuo, are enabled to say Ia the con.
suiners:
BE good. or you'll get no liquor
Dr. Ivan Bratt. Il former physician
socioloEist and student OF The drink
question. is the father OF the idea.
whose outstanding feature is the reg
ulntion OF the retail trade by means Of
box"
The old method g; controlling tho
sale OF liquor. already referred to as
The G"thenbura system. dates from
1899 " had as liz specifically Swedish
feature the monopoly In the trade
which it. entrusted to ouaSipr!vate COM
panies. The whole business In a deli
mite area was placed il tn" hands Of
such company, whose profits were
limited to small amount aad which
was. IN tho words ~ the old law. to
sell liquor 'in tho interests of moral
ity." Apart from their power 10 rc-
strict the total sales. however. ,hcsr
companies had no way OF getting al
The individual who used i.ulio. 90 eN -.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL. CONGRESS.
No''2 ssisMRoG S$f"9 Ts,hilElsas; 4iko'd'
Via Norfolk and Westerr R,siiwax

= Tickets VIII DO sold az above rate on
December l0!h, 11th. l2th and Tor ali
trains scheduled to arrive Norfolk before
nSs 1nti so9s Tor rt,.rn
tickets open 10 tho pubiic.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
MEN MEI.I.-QI ALFRED
FROM pRAtTICAL ENptI,jEN,'r

uf tho loss we'll ltnown mon IN tho
new Cabinet tho majority or thcm
seemingly are we'll qualified from
practical experience for their rnsp.c-
tive posts.
Thc new Lord High Chancellor. Sir
Robert Sannaiyno i'iulay. has ,wice
before held positions In the poycru-
mcnt, having bcru Solicltor-Cc:lorai
aud .A';orncyGcncrnl He i a Union
ist member of Parliament.
sir George cave is u wcll-known
lawyer and EuionIs; member OF Par
Lament Toy The Kingston division OF
Surrey.
Baron Hhondda. before his cIeva;lou
TO The peeraGc in December. 1915. was
David y, Thomns. known AS tho British
coal king" lie has sat twice in Par
liamcn; as a Liberal member Iie WIS
survivor. OF the l.usitania ana later
Was sent across the Atlantic % repre-
sent ia" munitions department Of tn"
britsiI government in tho United
States and Canada. TN his return 10
ENGLAND. he war created baron Ivy
King George
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CERTAIN FACTS 10 mr.
TAI<I.N i\rO CONsIDEHATInN

.yrh. ,I, ~.
n.. -. ~, "", " ','" "''of"-
,.n,I,d H.. r.,,h.d ,t,,n. ~
istyn,ion II - r,dcr.,,,nd ,,,.,s.
,;ll;o ir.n .nn.id.r-ti,. i -, -
tina, nrisor mn; az ,.t, nbo. ho,,.n
aimed ,uc,.h,r,mou ana ,,h,,.,
these cousId.rn,ton..
Til. power nf IN, ruu
It's position ON III. yr.s.l
Tn. bonnijdra of ,ho vrxsor, ,o
bellirorcnt ch,r,.,.
Germany, official, hero be,ter. r,
lodge a protest y, "a scrIcr of rro,.,s
against porftj,tirc arr,nd ,Ases,s g.,
leave American nn,,. ,,bor ,ho,r
armament does no, cnurcide Yut ~.
,;.rmau view OF offensive nru,,,,an,
Countin. ON IN n ac,tnu hy I'm enorn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
EDtrATED IN AMERiCAN
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS


81, ,,,o,. .,.,Io,. ,orora,
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o,,ho,i,,. ~ rnnr,,, ond olso r.s no,,
Tho no.; Of parIion,nn,,r,. sec,.,ar, Of
the Hoard Of Trade He is well known
as sportsman.
Si: losorh Patton Maclpy who holds
the pos, of shipping Controller. i. II
shiucwncr
Rowlnu,i Edmund rro,her lin. new
nrosidc.,. a., Tho Ro,rd nj ,ericui,ure
h,. s,,o,..d ,rt writ,er c.,nrsixclv on
f,rmire
u.,.,., r.i.n., rre.idor, 81
ia, r,,rl -, rd,c..,ior ,o. bean =; .a.
.h,,c.i,or ,f ch.m.l,l t,ri,ars;,y since
,oIa and ie :, f.ilo,. IN ,.vsrnl r~it-
ish ,o,,n.ce NJ. Eiehrr in ,eoa ,ie
li,crcd the I.owcn Institute. lectures
in Boston
Sir Alf,-d NJ Mond First Commits
sioncr Of Worhe i. a Liberal member
OF Parliament tic IL manacinp di-
rector o. several large nublic service
corporations
Sir I,r.t..-rL c,,,,,. ir,,aI man.
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plateau OF tho Italian th.u;er,
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being hampercd by heavy snowfall.