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BERLIN BECOMES yERITtnIE
HAUNT OF CIT-TIIUOI

The Seat of Kul,ur. the Katscr's
capital. 'sic) according 20 the Roman
Catholics OF Berlin. "German'a." i. be
coming ''veritable haunt of cut
been telling US about this during the
last two years though perhaps no.
exactly in the sense intended by that
very conservative mouthpicce OF Ger
man Catholicism:
Germany "a. being devastated by
gangs OF bandits. largely composed of
boys
quite recently party, the chief
Of which was only sixteen, while its
other members ranged in age from
fourteen 10 seventeen. was charged
before a Berlin court. These Juvenile
malefactors were tho terror OF several
quarters of the capital Robbcries on
a large scale had been pcrpetrated by
them. as well as innumerable night
attacks on citizcna
Berlin is fast becoming yeritable
haunt Of cutthroats."
"lrretrlevablc ruin threatens Ger
many. Her whole atmosphere is i'm
preGnated with the vicious elements of
niSiniegrn ton, End uncomfortable no.
nearer"
SO declares the Cologne CoIkszcitung.
The Cologne Journal is certainly an
authority on internal matters that are
herman. Inc article conveying these
Gioohiy forecasts was written on the
eve OF the great strikes" and with
some plain provision of tho threatened
catastrophe The NolksZeitung edi-
toria!' continuing in This vein. says:
we are passing through a most
critical period our position rescm-
bleS that Of a man who, having sue
ceeded after supcrhuman efforts in es-
Gaping death by drowning heholds the
shore almost within reach Of his hands
but fails because the very thought of
soon finding himself out Of danger
has paralyzed his nerve and his mus
cics.
The peace negotiations on the cast
crn front have placed our ma tioual life
In contact with an atmosphere impreg-
mated with the vicious clements OF dis
indignation. lrretrievable ruin threat
ems the state If wc plunge hnndIonr
into tho domain Of Eolshcvist ideas.
public opinion in Germany is for
the moment still quito sound. but
Eerma or very grave DEVELOPMENTS
exist all round. and it would seem
that the soil is rapidly being pre-
pared TO receive the sct!s OF an un-
controllabl political madness"
THE ultimatum whicn the represen-
tativcs Of the nation have presented
TO the central food authorities is No
sausage, no Reichs.ac' The building
in which those who presume to decide
the fate OF the people indulge in their
everlasting twaddlc is being deserted
by large numbers of DcDiItlas who nre
returning to their country homes AS
fast as tho few available Trains arf
able To convey them
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Lynrhburg Club Officer,

tSperial to The Times Dispatch,
LfNcHBCRCi. VA, March io.-'rhc
I.Nnohhurg Woran's Club has elected
tho following officers for the ensuing
'"eiVe months: president. Mrs. r. l.
wen Nicc-president, Mrs ". W Tay-
Tor; corresponding secretary, Nrs 4 y
Long recording secretary. Mrs A. L..
:" llSon; treasurer. Mrs. Max Cile.,.n-
hcimer, and librarian. Mrs Lewis I;cu
nc delegates elected 10 tho meeting
oi the virginia Federation OF Wom.n"s
C!uns are Mrs ]. 2. Kyle and Mrs II.
!. oven and To the general federation.
Mrs. r. l. owen and MIS-. R,ndo,nI
Harrison.
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LEON TROTZKY VICTIM
OF GERMAN REVENGE
Nikolai Lcnine Remains nolshcNilt
Premier by Permission OF Ber-
lin Government.

AMSTERDAM. March lo.-Leon
Trotzky has fallen a victim, it is be-
lieved in many circles. OF the German
governments revenge. His rcslgna-
ton as Bolshevik Foreign Minister was
announced by himself i'll a speech oe-
fore the Central Soviet at Petros-ad,
With him disappears from the con-
trolling councils of Great Britain the
arch foe of autocracy
N.colai Lenine, who would still be In
his Swiss exile had il not been for
Beriin's permission and assistance 10
pass through Germany. remains Pre-
rier.
Trotzkys resignation" is ascribcd in
Pet-ograd dispatches TO split he
tween him and Lenine over the pcac.
issue Those here who have been for
months in the closest touch with The
Russian situation believe the German
government insisted on his elimination
from the councils Of Snolny Institute.
In one quarter the theory is all
vanced that Trotzky deliberately sac
rifced himself for his principles 1t
was Lenine who swung the Petrog-ad
and Moscow Sov:ets around 10 their
overwhelming peace votes against
Trotzky's fervcnt protests. 1t s now
Lenine who IS bending nigh; and main
20 have the AN-Russian Soviets' execu-
tive council rauty the peace treaty
At Moscow Tuesday again over
Trotzky's head.
Significant in connection with the
belief that Trotzky's resignation was
demanded by Berlin is the fact that
the event was foreShadowed a venl-
ago in semioiiicial aivices from the
German capital krylenko, another I'M q.
compromising enemy of the Germans.
also had TO go, and his esignation. too,
was exclusively predicted by Berlin
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MANY CATTLE PERISH
Drought nnc Cola Play Havoc Win
Live Stock In Laredo scction
OF Texas

LAREDO. TrNAS, March lo-As a
result OF the scvorest and most pro-
tractcd cold weather in the history OF
this section OF Texas together with q
prolonged drought tina. situated the
growth o! grass on the ranges, cat
tlernen OF this dist c.ct are short many
thousands of cslff.. -
During the severe cold and snow
storm OF January a large number OF
cattle persisted while others not in CON
dision to withstand the cold suffered
severely.
AS a result. cattlemcn have Der ~
heavy expense in their efforts 10 Aa-e
their cattle by housing and feeding
them. The expense OF feeding will con
tnue for months, a : 1t viii he MANY
weeks scfore the grass supply viii he
restored.
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Death of Mrs. w. r. puy,..

PETERSBURG. VA, March lO-s;rs
Lille Smith Davis. wife Of William F..
i'aFi". di:d yesterday at her home I'm
Aurora y. C. she was the daueh,.f
OF the late Or. William Smith and Mrs.
""'E +. smith, Of Petersburg She ,vas
Nt''F seen years o! age, and hcsiLcs
h'r nuisance, mother mud one child i;
SurNiF"6 by several brothers and sis
l"fs John w, Gray NJ Blackwell and
> i smith. AL of Petersburg: Mrs
iants 7 smith. - Sunbury, PA. Mrs.
= u. Wright and Mr.. q 4. McCce.
81 NoTioik. Mrs. Lee +. Carter. stony
'r"@k inc funclui VIII he IRON, rhc
r"s!"enc" 81 her brother. Lohn w
Hhl'th, IN l'tli'a% street, Monday morn
ing az II o,clnei
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MICII DAMAGE DONE;
N SENECA COUNTY

ibN Associated Press
TitFiN, ONO, March 10.--A tornado
visited the west and middle portion Of
Seneca County early this morning
causing thousands OF dollars worth Of
damage.
AT Easconl. several miles west Of
here the car barns OF the Tihiu. Eos
toria and Eastern Interurban Compauv
were demolished, six bis ears in the
barns being damaged. Poles along the
traction line were blown down. trees
were uprooted and chimncys blown
down.
IN Tiffin tho roofs were lifted from
TWO business blocks. The damage is
heavy in the west, north and cen;ra!
parts the county Many buildings
were carried from their foundations and
set down In adjacent fields.
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Teachers, Con,cn,io,.

iSrccia' To The Times DiSpatcfI
LfNrHBlfRG. VA March lo.-rha
FIRST annual convention ii the Lynch.
burg district of tho Nirrinia Teachers
Association VIII convene here at she
hish 'chool auditorium Thursday night
Tor sessions To continue until Saturday
noon. The address of welcome Thurs
day night Will be by =. r. Long, and
-. Is. PaAton. RockbIidEe County. viii
respond Other addresses at tho OMEN
ms session viii he b: State Superiu-
tnndent Harris Hart and Dr. Hcrry u.
Hlack"eii, of Randolph Macon Won.
ans college.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-11

Tie Norfolk and Western Railway
company Is t" put ten great engines
on the road for hauling coal to the
Seaboard from the mines Of West Vir-
Sinia. They a e Of VIA; is known as
the y Male, type. and arc being
huiit ~ Inc Roanoke shops. The first
ono Is TO pass through petersburg on
us iriai trip some lime this week
They are Of immense power capabla
OF doing The worl: OF two ordinary
engines. Each has sixteen driving
wheels, and tho tender has "A tank ca :
pacitr OF 1000 gallons and a fuel
capacity OF twenty tons.
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High school Boys WIN.

An interesting debate took place last
night at Camp Lee between a team
from the Petersburg High School com
posed Of Joseph II. Rddick and Jacob
bovcmstcin. and team Of soldiers
composed OF Kyle II. Harper, of the
Three Hundred and Fitth Trench Nor
tar Battery. and =. rs. McKeetton. OF
the Three Hundred and Thirteenth
Field Artillery. The high school boys
took the Affirmative side and the sol
dicrs the negative side of tho nucs-
tion: "Resolved, THAT the United states
should enter Il league TO enforce peace
at the close OF the present war" \
big audience heard the debate, and the
high school boys wee declared the
winners.
On March - the Petersburg High
school will debate against the John
Marshall High School In Richmond. aud
d specially good team viii bc put M
for tho purpose.
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AND Still. ANOTHER
ENTEItS SrIT AGAINsT lin

Then Susan VI. Wahicrs, OF this city,
brought suit against Mayo for support
Of her child. which she said was born
shortly after She left Mayos factory
where she was employed AS a book
keeper. This suit WAS settled on, OF
court by Mayo.
Later Mrs. Wllhelinina l.. Meyer, who
was living with Mayo rs his wife In
this city when thcs" disclosures came
% Hight. LEI: him and brought suit IA
New York for $4,000. claiming she
had been iurcd into z spurious mar
rage by Mayo in Newark. y. J.. in 1919.
The claim was made AT tho time that
Nayo's FIRST wife had died aud was
buried iu cleveland. Ohio.
Efforts were repeatedly made 20 have
Mayo prosecuted in this city on various
charges, but the authorities refused
TO prosecute him on the ground that
there was no criminal oGonse on which
he could DO held
Mayo was made defendant IN two or
more civil suits. and as a result OF
litigation he finally waa eliminated
from the Mayo Radiator Company. and
the concern was rcorran!z.d. lie has
since been in the engineering business
in this city.
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Win How linz 1InIrh

CINCINNATI. O., March lu.-lI
steers and Fred Thoua, OF Chicago
won the ,wo-men championship OF Inc
American Bowling Congress tourua-
'ment. This became certain to-day AZ
ter the las; men bowling in This event
had finished their game Their scor.
was 1.3a7. while ;he bowling WAS cx.
-ceedingly good to-day, yet none OF them
could overcome the leaders
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Legs - Cents n Dozen

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NJ fB lHi'. Va, March lo.--Sinall
towns along the RAILWAYS I'm this Soc.
non or Virginia are glutted with eggs
because the merchants have been ,n
ao!c to procure empty crates for shin
ping their stocks 10 the larger mar
ke'S. Because of this condition. eggs
~. ~ some places are selling less than
- cents n dozen.
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Successful Dye Making

f-NCh En- CONN. March lO.-Dyes
"hich are said 10 be fully the equal
o' those produced by the subjects Of
me haiSer before the war are being
turned OUT In enormous quantities by
!ocai mandatory OF colorins ma
'erla!. SO great has become the de-
!"aha that the company has recently
installed thirty new kettles
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Man,s 10 lie city Engineer.

Especial t" The Times Dispatch.j
lfNcllEURG, VA, March lo.--Local
politics has been cnlivcned here by
announcement by G. L. DeAIott that he
is candidate for city engineer. He
Will oppose the incumbent, ~. I. Sha-
ncr. who has held the office for scvcn-
teen years. having defeated AIR. De-
Mott IN 1901. The election comes be-
fore the new City Council to be elected
in June, when ii organizes Septcm
her .
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The Sunday Sing.

The sunday sing this afternoon a,
The Academy OF Music attracted a
large crowd. The singing was led by
John l. Driscoli. song leader of the
Eighticth Division at Camp Leo. ana
100 soldiers OF the %l9th Regimen,
formed the chorus. assisted By the rcgi-
mental band. The lecture was deliv-
cred by - l.. Roberhnrn. OF the Uni
NcrSitE OF Pennsylvania. 1t was a pa
'f"tic "dd s. and greatly enjoyed
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Virginia Neus
in Tabloid Form
Brict Mention Of Happenings
in Various Sections Of
the State.
Arrested for Liquor transporting.
Especial to The es-Dispa,ch.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. March 10.
arrest of parties transport
ing liquor by automobiles has been
made at Spotsylvania. Deputy Sheriff
ChaStine Mason. of Spot sylvanta Coun
~. arrested three men and two women
at Spotsylvania yesterday under war
rant charging them with transporting
liquor. They had II large quantity OF
liquor III Il car. The two women were
released, but the men were detained.
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BUILDINGS WRECKED AND
TREES BLOWN DON -

ICY .NsSOc!ated I'Tess.
rINpLAG, OHIO. March l0-Dan,arc
estimated a; 100000 was done in H:,u-
cock County. when the tornado sven,
through here early last evening. Small
buildings were wrecked roofs OF many
business blocks were carried away
store windows were shattered ana ,rc.,
blown down.
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federal Court mt I.y,chbur-

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
l.lNtliEIRG. VA. March 10 The
spring term Of the Federal District
Court convenes here next TUESDAY,
With Judge Il. G. Mcdowell presiding.
The pending criminal and civil dock
cts are not large. hut il IS expected
mat there will h" considorah bio mum
Der OF indictments reported by the
grand jury.
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Death of Robert II. waller

isneIiai to rhe Times Dispatch
~ rtStCisi. VA, March lo-Mrs
!.""r" May Walker, aged twcn,y-nir.
Eehrs' vie Of Robert T. walker, died
nls morning at her home IN McKcnnv
street. after = brief inn,ex nasi,,a,
her husband, she ~ survived NV 800
hrothera, John a. and james g. Fa,.nn
both Of this city.
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Provide for nenalnE Matter.

" ASIlINGTON, March 10.-Gcncral
PGrshing has set aside cargo space
on transports to the extent of nifty
tons a month for reading matter for
the American soldiers in France. The
American Library Association will send
over 100. 900 books a month.
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Neus
Quickly Told
Eucnts From Various Sources
Reduced to Minimum
Space.

LONDON. March 1o.-British naval
aircraft yesterday boInpardcd billcts
and railways at ST. Pierre Capellc, max
ing direct hits on sheds and starting
tire, says an official statement. Sol
dicrs in motors were tired upon with
machine guns. On their return, tho
British machines were attacked but
one enemy plane was brought down I'm
flames and all the British returned
safely.
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NBW YORK. March lo-Mrs. c. s
Whitman. wife OF Governor whitman,
released three homing pigeons this ar
ternoon which flew away towards
Washington carrying AN invitation to
Mrs Woodrow Wilson to attend tho
military and naval athletic meeting at
Madison Square Garden next week
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Archer sigma Contract.

PITTSBURGH, March lo.-Jimu!A
Archer. former Chicago Nationa! and
Detroit American catcher. has signed
q contract 10 play this season with
the Pittsburgh Nationals, 1t was an.
Dounced here to-day.
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Hun PAPERS WONDERFUL.
fMAEiN ALTON DEMON STR ATIrD

Superb officers of the American
navy and army at present in E.urope
state that France. as security for her
most recent loans on Wall Street, has
pledged To the United States the whole
~ hcr colonial possessions ia Central
Nmcrica T'rench Guiana and Martin
iaue) Washington is convinced that
France will never he able to redeem
the pledges. The French Parliament
has no knowledge of the transaction
Another announcement from Lon
don states that Holland also has had
% sell Dutch Guiana to Washington
That British Guiana also is already
IN American hands. without tho pub
lie being aware. is none too bold an
assumption. Even If Wilson fails to
hr Viii, NJ any rate. make the YANKEES
republic safe from European agrees
sion"
This let it be observed. from the
leading newspaper Of Germany the
Journal, which is regarded as inspired
in it's treatment Of foreign affairs
The Germans have often been ac-
cusch Of lacking sense OF humor.
AFTER YOU have read the following
ironic sarcasm directed against tho
Imperial Coal Commissioners" YOU
viii hc convinced that the Hun has n
peculiar style Of his own in express
ing his feelings The domestic inter-
Jude is translated from the ''Srcslancr
Nachrichtcn.'
Trembling in every limb. listened
to the torrent Of abuse Of the burgo-
! master and the town authorities tina.
/ fell from the sweet lips OF my wife.
| tho cause OF her indignation being the
! lack OF coal and the apparent de-
/ termination OF the city fathers 10 sup
/ ply none.
| I'm mortal terror looked round the
! room. fearing lest "omc third party
/ might be present mo would report
/ the affair TO the authorities in which
/ event Imprisonment for Insulting civic
! digntarics would hc the sure fate o..
r hnth W US.
VIE said I. as gently as posi- blc.
/ in heaven. name do not forget your
| self: do not sin against his exccncncy
/ You wrong him. Was he no, seated In
I his well-heatc1 room. his father!y
! ncart aching 10 help us? Did he not
/ quit" recently proceed at the hctd ~
dcputa;i"n Of councillors TO BcrIr..
| and did he not return among us, COM
I iorich aud strengthened nv the words
/ Of the imperial conf con- missioner?
In til" meantime. my wife, be
strong In the absence OF fuel! warm
/ Yourself at tn" noble ire OF patriotism
! the finest OF all coal substitutes
Spring must come soon. and happy hu-
man beings viii, then escort the con-
nscated coal boats into harbor'
But BY that time 7 shall need nc
more coal. YOU owl. observed my wife
coldiy. and with that she rushed OF
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TOKYO. Saturday, March 9.-Vis-
count Motono. the Japanese Foreign
Minister, Was questioned to-day in the
House OF Representatives by the leader
az The opposition concerning the mobili-
zation of tho Japanese army. The
Foreign Minister refused to be drawn
into discussion OF the subject
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,sri,lsh and Preach. sanguinary ensoun-

q British and Preach. sanguinary encoun-
tors may be expected.
3essytlthough the breakdown in tho Rus
ei4n. army in Asiatic Turkey was eS-
pactod to release thousands OF Turks
who might be sent against the British
operating in Mcsopotamia and Palcs-
tines' the British commanders in these
two regions apparently arc unafraid.
Both OF them again have driven their
lines forward, Lieutenant General Mar
Shall having captured Hit. on the Eu-
pirates River eighty miles west OF
Bagdad, and General Allenby. in Pales-
tine. having gone forward for an aver
age depth of between two and three
miles on front OF thirteen miles
northwest of Jerusalem.
JAPANESE MINISTER DECLINES
TO DISCUSS INTERVENTION
Little additional Information has
come through concerning the situation
In Russia as regards either Great
Russia. Little Russia or Eastern ST.
IBERIA. Reports f.om Sweden say that
a force OF German infantry and ar
tillery has invaded Finland. landing at
Abo from the Aland Islands. The Cos
sack leader. General SemcnoF. is en-
deavoring TO put down the opposition
OF the Bolsheviki along the Trans
Siberian Railway. in East Sihera. The
Japanese Foreign Minister has declined
in the Dict 10 discuss the subject of
Japan's Intervention in Siberia.
British airmen have successfully
bombed the great Daimler motor fac
tory at stuttgart, where for a long
time the intensive manufacture OF air
planes and airplane motors has been
in progress. Muniticn factories and
the railway station also were bombed
during the attack. which was carried
out in broad daylight.
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WASH1NGTON. March lo--Thc Unit
ed states fuel administration has com
PEELED fortv-two persons in the coal
trade TO refund $4,000 wh!ch had bnen
imrropcrly collected in the conduct of
their business
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British machines were attacked but
! one enemy plane was brought down I'm
flames. and all the British returned
safely.
NDw YORK. March 1o.--Mrs. c. S
Whitman. wife OF Governor Whitman
released three homng pigeons this af-
ternoon which flew away towards
Washington carrying AN invitation to
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson to attend tho
military and naval athletic meeting at
Madison Square Garden next week
TOKYO. Saturday March 9.-Vis-
count Motono. the Japanese Foreign
Minister, MAS questioned to-day in the
House OF Representatives by the leader
az The opposition concerning tho mobi,i-
cation of tho Japanese army. Tho
Foreign Minister refused to be drawn
into Il discussion OF the subject
WASHINGTON. March Io-rhc Unit
ed states fuel administration has com
PEELED fortv-two persons IN the coai
trade TO refund $4,000 which had been
imrroperly collected in the conduct Of
their business.
A PACIFIC PORT. March 1t.-An-
other vessel OF the standard s SOo-,on
type built for the Emergency Fi,et
corporation Was launched this morn
ing at the plant OF :: shipbuilding and
iry-6cck company.
WASHINGTON. March lo.-rarms
and railroads viii receive special AT.
tcn'ion in thc general demand for Ia.
hor. the United States Employment Scr
vice ANNOUNCED tonight.
sErALlA. MO. March o.-Lou,s II
- La 10,
ron. dropped deal At the railroad sta
ton her" this morning while on his
way t" hs home in Oklahoma.
PARIS. March lot now is report
cd officially that tNi-,o"n rcrsons were
nights air raid
STOCKHOLM March lo.-Thc cx-
pected landing OF German troops in
Finland is reported to have been eff
fected in tho neighhorhood Of Abo, a
Finnish port opposite the Aland Islands
and too miles wcst Of Ilelsincfors The
invading detachment Is sa.d 10 be com
posed OF 1000 infantry and a force OF
artillery. No official confirmation OF
the report has been received.
PENSACOLA, FLA. March lo.-Ma-
chin!sts Mate Sazio. OF Rome. y Y.
WAS hIi"0' ana student Aviator Nash
was seriously injured in an airplann
accident late Yesterday afternoon n,
the naval acronautic training station
near here.
SYRACUSE. y. y. March lo.-An
effort by Germany 10 establish a son
"rate nation within tho United states
viii h': disclosed by d.. Earl n Spcrrv.
professor OF history at Syracuse Uni
v"rsity. he declared tonight. IN a book
he has just completed and Intended
csnecia)lr for tho "nlirh.enmcnt If the
committee on public information