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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
H0HENZ0LLERN GRANTED
MONEY BY HIS COUNTRY
Germany Not Expected to Conn.catc
Former Empcror'S Private
Fortune.
TDy Associated rrcss

COpl:NH AGEN. March 22.-Bcforc
the seizure of the former German EN-
pcror's private fortune by the present
government, 100000 marks were re-
mittcd to him through Dutch banks.
according TO tho Lokal AnzciSer. Of
Berlin. Then he expressed wish for
an advance on his property with which
to purchase Dutch landed property. and
the government placed 100000 at his
DISPOSAL. the newspaper says.
All the legal questions connected with
the future disposition OF the former
monarchS private property arc being
investigated by Il comm iSSion compriS-
ing representatives of the government
and of Count HohenHollcrn. as we'll as
by non official experts 1t already is
said TO be certain his own private for
tune will not be touched.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual convention of sunday
schools of RIchmond. First English
Lutheran Church. 3;:0.
Memorial service for stanley Reed,
'rhird Presbyterian Church Mt &.
Fellow ship hour for young ynm-
en- ana their friends Mt y. w. I. 4.
building. = to q.
It"hcrt VI. IIoncymnn, "I" xccrc-
tnry "f Cnmip Hancock. lectures on
"'rhc Tragedy of the White Way"
nj y. VI. &. 4. auditorium ut $3.50.
Mrs. }. u. G.II, former supcrin-
trndrnt Of Male Orphan Asylum. will
conduct song service mt tho insti-
tution mt 3::sO.
Special meeting for hoy- In boys
lobby or \. VI. 4. 4. ut .;3O.
Singing of "CrucinNion" by choir
of 81. james Episcopal Church at
the church ut S:I5.
Meeting for coIorcd mcn md boys,
t"Iorcd y. NJ. &. A., $50.
RrNi,nI service Mt 81. James
Methodist Church. =: 40.
Rev. Russell bowie. ID. d.. rector
OF the church. breaches on recon
strurtion topic nj -. Faults at -.
Phyllis Whcstiry branch OF the
toiorcd Y. ". &. 4. holds nnni-
,rrsnr! service NJ VT. Garnet Bup-
tiSt Church ut 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

for consideration by tho peace confer
tionhood."
Mr. Cummings said Democratic
achievements in the way OF domestic,
,eIoTmS constituted miracle of
legislative progress" and declared the
Hcpublioin party had been captured by
rcactionaries who elected Mondcll floor
leader OF the House AMI were seeking
To place fcnrose in charge OF the Sen
ate Committee on Finance. Speaking
oi the league OF nations. he said Sen
ator Lodge is In favor Of such a league
IT Tic can draw tho document himself
Blu, is utterly opposed to it il Prcsi-
den; Wilson has any hlnd i'm framing
1t. Ic still hoped the great project
would not become partisan Qucs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Leonard onered Manila nou,.

KANSAS CITY. March oo.-Bcnny
Leonard, lightweight champion. in
training here. received an ofrer from
Il Tacoma Wash. promoter guarau-
tccing 10000 for him to meet Lew
Edwards an Australian. in Manila,
July !. Picture privileges and trans
porta;ion TO tho Philippines also are
offered Billy Gibson. f.conards man
aEer, said that the offer will be given
serious consideration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Rheumatism

can De conquered. If you are suffer
ing, don't delay, drop all your oils
and l.niments. rheumatism is not a
skin disease. Get bottle; it will only
cost you SOC and give the desired re-
lief. 1t contains no opiates, morphine,
nor any narcotic drug. Formula on
every bottle.
Sent by mail on receipt of SOC.
On sale in Richmond at the Gram
Drug Co.'S Stores or Tragic Drug Co
Wholesale, Bodeker Drug Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Yankees Release Pitcher.

NEW YORK March o2-'BiG I'D
Monroe. pitcher Of the New York YAM
KEGS. has hc.n released by tie cab To
the 81. raui club of the American AS
sociation. He joined tho Nrnks Il,
1917. coming from tho Memphis club
During the work or fight scare last
summer nc jumped to the bethlehem
Steel Company team and later an
ssV cred the draft call and put OF KHAKI l.
He was mustered out of the service q
short time ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

men must depend on the American
market and the American market will
continue the best in the world SO long
as wages and the standard OF living
continues high. Another thing. tho
right OF the Anne rican business man
10 go into every part OF the world for
trade must be recognized and protect
cd by the government. This is just as
important as high wages"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
TWO STEAMERS CRASH
Accident mt Cbarlerton Causes Serious
Damages to Nhnrfs and
IiORis
LEY Associated Prcs,.l

CHARLESTON. S. q. March ce-
CirclinE tofpedo-boa destroyer in
pa ssinE down the harbor late tnd.t v
INC INC n t.rSm ZANE MMaHo an'noI
dock and carried away abou; $50 feet
wharfage and a ncW automa;ic over
head dock railway.
The port side of tho Norl:ul was
badly stove in and her boom and rig
gnE carried away. The M0ipo. also
damaged. was forced to lay to In the
lower harbor, and exact damage 10 her
could not be determined tonight: 20
one was injured on either vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
YANKEES OFF FOR SOUTH
New York American baseball Sound
Leaves Gotham for Jncknon-
willie Camp.
Try Associated prcs..1

NEW YORK. March o2.--Thc New
York Americans cntraincd today for
jacksonville. Fla. The party was IN
charge Of Lieutcnar, Colonel Huston.
part owner of the club and contained
only Il small percentage OF the roster.
The list included Herbert Thormah-
len. George MoEridGc. Frank Kane.
ring" Eodic. Derrill Pratt and Alex
Ferguson. Bob Shawkcy. Alien Russell
and Wilson Fcwstcr will be picked up
en- route.
Other players will join tho squad at
The trimming Camn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
CUMMINGS SAYS LODGE
DESIRES TO PLAN LEAGUE
Chairman of Democratic Committee
Snys RcactioNnrics Now Con-
troll Republicans.
IBy Associatcd prcss

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. March e.
Homer =. Cummings. chairman OF the
Sational Democratic Committee. and
Senator David ]. Walsh were the prin-
cipal speakers here tonight at tho Vic
tory dinner. which was attended by
more than 500 Democrats from all over
the state.
\ resolution was PASSED asking
President Wilson to use his influence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Upton May nncc Again.

y cableSram has been received by the
Corin;hian Yacht Club from Sir Thomas
Upton. stating that he WAS sailing on
the Nquitania and would reach the
United states about March -. where
he would confer with American yachts
men about the resumption Of intcrna-
tiOnal Yacht racing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Lnwrcncr Arnott Return.

Lawrence 81. Arnott. vicc-nrcsijcr
OF the West Virginia Coal Companv
VINO mas been in France for the pas;
arrived in New York yesterday on IL,
steamship Baltic and was expected g.
reach Richmond in the next few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23

duty. ono OF them. tho Dupctit Thou,r,
paid the supreme pricc-falling n VI
gust as she was approaching her no.
or destination. 1t has not gcncr;lIi,
been known tho Dupctit Thouars wns
on voyage from the United state.
when she met her fate laws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
RADICALS CHEER 'EPITHET
HURLED AT OPEN MEETING
Protest Is Made against the Imprison.
ncnt Of Eugene Dcbx and
Others

NEW YORK. Mareh 22-A sug=es.
lion that members OF the National
Security League and United States
Sneakret ScrNle, agents be duckcG in
The East River was chcercd by nearly
1000 radical Who attended an open
air meeting here today to protcs,
against imprisonment OF Eugene y
Debs and other radicals convicted OF
violating the espionage act
me suggestion was made by Joseph
explained that Russian r.volutionists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
Seek No Further!
You Have 1t Here.
Know What You Take

N. y. X. +.
'Non-Se rheumatism PFeseripto1)
This famous prescription you will
find on every bottle. No more aches,
no more pains, never fails TO relieve
sharp, shooting pains in the arms,
legs, side or soreness of any part Of
the body l. rarely fails to give re-
lief the 5rs, day.
y. s. r. P. (Non-Secret Rheuma-
usm PEescr.p:icnb will be found the
:aozt ceneHr.al treatment for Rheu-
natism = q, rs forms
An uric acid destroyer, striking as
it does. d:-sc.i" e. the cause, dis
solving ,ae uric acid in the blood,
produces great benefit in cases of
congestion OF The kidneys, bladder
troubles. sciatica, lumbago, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-23
SAYS BAKER PROTECTED
SOLDIERS WHO OBJECTED
Major Knox. Discharged From Ser
vice, Corroboratcs Charges
s& Made by Foster.
FURNISHED sLACkEHs SCREEN
Charges Many Found Sanctuary Be-
hind Ruling O>tcnsibly Designed
to Safeguard ic"itimatcly Re
ligious.

MANCHESTER. ~ IL. March 80
Major Frank l[noN. recently returned
: to his position as editor of the Man
chester Union. after his release from
army service. in signed statement to-
night said H. Vas prepared IN general
terms to support the accusation brought
against Secretary Baker by Major DICK
II. Foster. that orders were issued 10
commanding officers "f mobilization
camps in tho United states Which pric-
tically forhad" effective handling Of
fake conscientious DIRECTORS who were
finductcd into tho national army under
During tic nrst three months Of
my service IN mohillZaiiVn camp IN
this country that situated at Camp
Dix was IN an unusnally good posi-
ton 10 "hscrN" tho methods OF han
ding these conscientious "hJcciors,
since ! Was a member OF the division
the statement SAYS, ~ considerable
number OF gonscicnu"us directors were
Suincd by the genuine obicctor to mil
itary service because of religious
secrurlcs ;hcre Was perhaps a minimum
understanding among the officers who
had 10 deal with him.
But from the commanding officer OF
the division down. there MAS a feeling
of outraged hclplcssncsS when. under
explicit secret orders from the Sec
rotary OF War We were compelled TO
perm; men who were nothing hut con
tcmptiblc slackcrs TO find shelter be-
hind the screen OF i suddenly ac
quircd religious scruplc which forbade
their bearing arms.
TRANSFERS DIRECTORS
TO SPECIAL BRIGADE
The Statement, cites the case OF
drafted man in Major knoN's battalion
who said he belonged 10 some Bible
Society which forbade his hearing
arms and who refused to work in
barracks. Major Knox says he took
the matter w with division headquar-
tiers through military channels. and
the man was ordered transferred 10
company IN the depot brigade made
up exclusively Of collectors"
"Investigation.' the statement con-
tnutes. disclosed the fact that the
man had joined the Bible Society hut
few weeks before reporting for duty
and obviously for the purpose OF avoid
ing military duty. ! SAY no more than
The bar truth when | assert there
was Il feeling Of universal disgust
among army officers over the orders
issued ky the War Department cover
ing the treatment OF conscientious OBJ
jcctor,.
The unanimous sentiment of officers
who had TO deal with such cases was
that each case should have been the
subject OF ourtmar,ial. in which
the genuine cbjcciCr would readily be
separated from the cowardly Stacker! %
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE

Come Agsin smith the new .i; J; Warren Kerrigan picture which wlg be seen for the first time il this cltY today and Thursday at the Da- wis theatre is a perturbation of John H. F,lackwood's comedy of the sama name. Tn Come Again smith ker- rigan has the part of the son of California oil millionaire who, hay ing a fight with his father because the parent will not let him go to work for him. after he has been expelled from college, starts out to make his own way in the world. The story lf quite out of the ordinary run of screen products and the chief rois gives Kerrigan splendid chances, for some of his finest artistry.
 The other pictures on this pro gramme arc the International News an up to date weekly. Nod a-Nil Movies, a unique film presenting four high class acts in pictures. Eddie Polo in the 18th episode of The Lure of tha Circus" the big smashing Universal serial and Happy Returns. comedy If smiles Only.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
HUMCk OF THE DAY

Tea cher-What is the Order Of the Bath?
 Small BoY-well Johnny comes first; then me: then Willie, and then the baby--Dartmouth Jacq OLantern-
 If the dean doesn't take back what he said this morning I am going to leave college"
 What did he say2"
 He told me to leave college."- Yale Record.
 Ernest" said the teacher. tell what you know about the Mongolian race"
 T wasn't there" ex pla ined Ernest hastily, T went to the Harvard Brown game -''- Massachusetts Technology Woo Doc.
 Friend-'fHow's your boy getting on in the army. Mfr. Johnson?"
 JohnSon-'~WonderfuI I feel a great sense of security. An army that can make my boy get up early work hard all day and go to bed early can do anythingl Boy.
 Mother. do the cows and bees go to heaven ?''
 Mercy, child, what a question Vhy?"
 Because if they don't the milk and honey the preacher said was up there must be all all timed stuff "--London Answers.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
KALEIDOSCOPE

w hen Siberian bride enters her husbands house for the first time she must be prepared to show her skill in cooking
 An Engiisman has adapated a brick making machine for forming plastic day tamping plugs to be used for blasting in mines
 special cha pei will shortly be in stalled in ST, PauTs Cathedral, Lon don. in n1emory of Lord Kitchener It will cost t5o.e0o
 Taking. current from a light socket( an electrically driven shoe cleaning and polishing machine for home use has been invented.
 For light automobiles a detchable support has been invented to enable running boards to carry heavier loads than ordinarily.
 English scientists have found that glass can be permanently tinted by immersion in the hot mineral waters of Both, long famous as health re sort.
 A new kind of mattress designed particularly for use in hospitals. is made in sections, each about 10 inch cs square The advantage is that any soiled section can quickly be removed without disturbing a patient unnec- cesSarily-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01

most simultaneously in declaring against special legislative sessions to consider the national woman suffrage amendment. This fact led a local suffragette to exclairn: q really do be- 1ieve the governors met and declar- : ed their intentions. and for all I know. they then put into realty what tradition records the governors or North Carolina said to the governor of South Carolina"
 The Consumers League of Rhode !13.a-.s. ,.sss q drive oh F3r membership.
 The Gavitt honest cad on the Post road has been totally destroyed by fire The house was owned by Mrs. A. R. Latin, of East Providence, md contained many valuable antiques. The house was unoccupied and the cause of fire is unknown.
 Arrangements are complete for the participa ton of the society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in the. big Holy Name Parade in Providence, Sunday.
 In selecting his assistants, George r. O'Shaunnessy. collector of internal revenue for the newly created district of Rhode Island, evidently did not consider Westerly
 The committee announces there will he at least 15,O00 paraders and twen- ey-siX bands in the state Columbus Day parade in Providence. October 13 Catholic and Italian societies of Westerly will be represented
 
 tor boats applies to boats whether in or out of commission.
 In the Knights of Columbus member shin drive Rhode Island is in the lead with a rating of S2 per cent. of it's quota since January 12 when each council was asked to double it's mem bership.
 It was a case of come seven when seven crap shooters were arrested in East Greenwich. The bone rollers lost to the state more than they had won when the police broke into the game
 Attorney John T. Fitzgerald always draws big audience when he appears in the superior court at Westerly He is some performer.
 Miss Marjorie Maxwell and Edward Adams were married Tuesday after noon in Christ Episconal church. by Rev. William F. Williams They were attended by Miss Maude Max well and Irving Ada-s The bride groom was member of the Fifth Company. Westerly
 Richard Parkinson. who served in France with the Engineers corps winning distinction that brought the award of the British service medal for valor in action. and who is now ba ok in the employ of the railroad company. has taken onto himself a wife He was married Tuesday by Rev Wa rta,- Lyddy at a nuptial mass in St Mi- chiefs church. The bride is Miss Louise Lyons.
 Since the death of Marsa ret Fal- cone. from diDhtheria a few days ago a second case has been reported to ent of health. Rose Bookat tent of % Pleasant street is quite sick with the disease. Both attended the Pleasant Street School
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
TURN TO THE RIGHT.

Turn to the Right" with original company coming 10 the Davis treatre' Tuesday October 7th.
 Not the least -f tho surprises to bS found in Turn to the Right. ' tho widely praised laughing hit to be pre- sented by Winchell Smith and John L. Golden at the Davis theatre, Tues day. October 7th. with the original New York Chicago production, Is ehs fact that the title has a coherent cor nection with the plot. Turn to the Rightr' is exactly what three erring youths of the play did-they sue cumbed to the sweet faith and Chris tian mother-love of a saintly old lady. The transition from crime to honesty and right living was inevitable for the trio from the moment they crossed tho threshold of the cozy cottage where Mother Bascom brewed love and sun shine into her justly celebrated peach jam.
 Turn to the Right" is a play of a farmhouse and a peach orchard in full bloom. Its characters are home ly, natural types. untouched by the sord;dness of the city and as satis- lying and refreshing as the luscious fruit that is seen hanging from tha trees in the second act. The fact that 1t ran a solid year in both New York and Chicago has demonstrated that the public still hungers for clean. wholesome plays of the "Old Home stead" and "Way Down East" type.
 The advance sale of seats will opeT Friday morning. Prices soc. ST. S1.5o, s2 war tax extra. Send your mall or ders now.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
POETRY
AN ENGLIsHMAN,s HOME.

AN ENGIIsHMANsS HOME. lowing to the shortage of women servants male dom estics are being em- ployed-)
 ] know I look very depressing; I'm feeling much worse than LOOK; ' am suffering from the distressing Exertions of William. our cook. For the pudding comes up in a mess or The chops are all swimming with Arabena, his fair predecessor,
 Has joined the police. At this moment I hear with alarm an Exciama .711.s.. tion. crash and some Which tell me that Henry. the char
 man.
 Has .fsiT. t5igPed O'er broSm on the Though his constant demand for first Annoying. I can't make fuss Mrs Tompkins our former charladys Is
 "Conducting' a bus. I've an unpleasant duty this, morning, Which quite sets my head in The house pariorn1an must have warn
 ing.
 He hirts with the grocery girl. But the last blow of hope has bereft My Daphne on whom I depend. Has gone to the office and left me
 Her stockings to mend.
 -Autolycus.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
NOTICE TOWN MEETING

The Legal Voters of the Town of Noluntown are hereby warned to meet in Union Hall. in said Town, on Mon day, Oct. 6. 1919. between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and O'clock in the afternoon, for the following pur- poses:
 1st-To elect the following Officers: Assessors. Board of Relief, SeIectmen, Town Clerk, Town Treasurer, Agent of the Town Deposit Fund. Auditors. Grand Jurors. Collector of Taxes Con stables, Registrars of Voters. Town School Committee; also any other off1- cers required by law to be elected at said meeting.
 2d-To act upon the report of the Selectmen, Town Treasurer. Treasurer of the Town Deposit Fund. Superin- tendent of Schools. Town School Com mittee and Town Health Officer.
 3d-To make appropriation for repairing the highways the ensuing 4th-To see if the Town will vote to discontfnue the road leading east from the Shippee. place. so-ca1led. nov own ed by J. Frank Roedes past the Denni- son place to the Rockville road just west Of Elias Palmer's residence
 5th-To do any other business proper to he dore a t se;1 -,eeting
 ELMER F. COON. FPFD G. DAWJFy
 WILLIAM H. DAwIEY,
 SelectmAn Dated at Vo1"ntown this 2eth day of SeDtember 1a1a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
STONfNC--ON

The Stonington High school football team will play Bu1keley team at New London Saturday next, and expects to treat them substantially as they did the Vocationalists in Stonington last Saturday. Stonin stonians declare the Norwich Free Academy eleven is due for a trimming on Saturday, Oct II, at Stonington.
 Stonington Pointers.
 Miss Susie c. Durgin returned on Tuesday from a Canadian trip.
 After being the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. James H. Weeks re- turned Tuesday to her home in Co., rono, N. Y
 Samuel Weisman has returned from Hartford.
 After four years in the army Henry Burback. Jr-, has returned home. He served in the Hawaiian Islands and the sta te of Washington.
 An old bachelor says a fool and his money are soon welded.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-01
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING

The Legal Voters of the Town of Montville are hereby warned to meet for it's Annual Town Meeting in said Town of Montville on Monday. Oct. 9th. l9l9 for the purpose of eIecting its Officers as reduired by Ia w. viz: One Assessor. one Board of Relief, three Selectmen. Collector Of Taxes Town Clerk. Town Treasurer tive Audit -rs three Grand Jurors, three Constables two Registrars of Voters and three Town School Committee.
 The polls will be opened for the re- ception of ballots at o'clock in the forenoon. and to close at o'clock in the afternoon.
 Also at said meeting to provide for repairing the highways of the Town for the ensuing year.
 Also to lay tax to pay the ex- penses of the Town for the ensuing year.
 Also to transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 Dated a { Nontville, Conn. this soth day of SNntenher. A. ?. 1sta GFOPGF TT. BRADFORD TTTTREPT c. DART JEROME W. HOISE Selectmen of the Town of MontvilIe.