Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-24

MEN YORK, March 23.-Henry Mar
died here tonight OF pneumonia. MIR.
Blossom, who was fiftytwo years old,
was horn in ST. Louis. Among the
uied To the American stage were The
Yankee Consul" Mile. Modesto" The
Re! BED Mill" The Slim Princess" and
PORT OF SPAIN, TEISIDAD. March
25.-The American battleships. Penn,
Henry T.. Mayo; New York. Rear
Admiral Hugh Rodman commanding,
fax and Harding as an escort. arrived
here yesterday for three-day visit
FAIRS, March 23.-Winiam Graves
sharp. retiring American ambassador
TO France. has decided to sail for home
on Ap!i! II.
MEMPHIS. March 23.-Delegates
we're arriving tonight 10 attend the
which will be held tomorrow 10 round
out the work begun at the recent New
orleans meeting. Between 300 and 400
Ce!EgatcS from all the principal cotton
growing States arc expected 10 attend.
cHA,U ;; March 2e-King Albert
spent the night 81 the headquarters Of
General Pcrshng and left this morn
Ing ~ automobile for Brussels.
ccPEEHAGEH. March 2a.-The Ber-
lin loEa! Anzeigers Budapest CORES
p9ndent says AN army Of 10000 men
mas been formed secretly under the
command Of Major Gregory. The cor
respondent adds that the non Social
iHiA and the rural populations are
supporting the new government.
ST LOUIS. March 2a.-The jubilee
convention Of the National Woman Suf-
rage Association was opened inform
any here tonight with the reception
Of delegates b. the directors. Moro
Than 200 delegated arc present and
approximately 500 arc expected for tho
formal opening OF the convention to-
morrow night.
NEW YORK. March 23.-Faced with
the danger OF becoming a mere Japan
csc colony II she IL forced 10 carry out
soaking the friendship OF the United
States Al the peace conference, de-
e!arcd Dr. John j. Williams. vice -presi-
dent Of Marking University, China, in
an address here today.
NEW TOKK. March 23--To aid lin
restoring The morale of American
troops still abroad. ;vhoac spirit Is ad-
United 10 have dctcrioratcd since the
armIsticc," tho Presbyterian Church
w.li send eleven more OF ita leading
ministers from various parts OF tho
country I" reinforce eight others who
here tonight.
CHICAGO. March 2a.-Eabbi stepher
3. VIC, % .icw York, in addressing
a mas convention Of Hebrews here
ioday. assured .hcIn thai if there wa:
aug way 81 writing clause for /;
, Tree Jc"!s Paleotino into the charter
u the league Of nations. II will b,
conc. Hc Faid President Wilson is {
strong Zionist. The meeting was at
tended by 1000 Jewish people. Thu
total contribution 10 the Zion funt
wa 10000.
NEW YORK. March 20. - Joseph
Fr"y prcaiden, OF the German Roman
I ,....,, Central Federntion OF th'
today from heart disease. Mr.. Frey
VINO was created knight Of St
G bats sy 0pe rius In s si: wa
and came 10 this country In his youth
EASEL swITzERtAND, saturda:
March ga rumor that decision ha.
! been reached TO call "a general Etrik
! ~ Berlin a, the end OF this month I
/ denied BY III" Freihelt. according 10
/ "!Hp1tch from the German capital
/
/ LIMA. rERU. March 23.--rchin III,
( Won nhIns"c Ininister to Peru. ar
aoaa 10 renew China's. plans for in
/ nina ard South America
/ I.ONDOS. Saturday. March 22.--Ma
/ HhIhurE, the banker. and Professor "
/ ~ a. Schuccking. Of Mnrburg Uni
/ v"rH!iy. have declined 10 become mem
/ bora of tho German delegation to tn
! peace conference. according to CO
: pcnhagcn dispatch to the Exchang
/ Telegraph Company.
WASHINGTON, March 23.--Pape
n,ockB held by mills Increased durin
The month OF February. with the ca
| CtptiOn OF hanging, felt and buildtn
/ paper. tho Federal Trade Commissio
~. n,rtcd tndoy 3ho haais of