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The Pulaskian., 1919-05-09

s. Who were the leaders of the Bolshe- vik movement in Russia and by what did they gain the ascendency? 59 Who founded the American Red Cross Society? 50. Who was the leader of the American Red Cross Society during the late world war? ,1. Who is the attorney general of the United States? S2. Who originated the Liberty loans and what was their primary purpose? 5. What is the Victory loan and why was 1t necessary i4. Name three men who served as chan cellor of the German empire during the war. 5. Who represented the German govern ment in the interchange of notes with the president preceding the armis- tice? ;6. On whose recommendation did the imperial German government adopt it's submarine warfare program and what was his official capacity? y. When it was decided to place the supreme command of the allied armies in one man, who was chosen for the post? i8. Where was the headquarters of the German general staff at the time of the signing of the armistice? B. Who headed the German delegation sent to receive the armistice terms from General Foch? 70. Who is the premier of Italy? II. Who is the secretary of the treasury of the United States, and of what body was he member at the time of his appointment? P. What was the object of President Wilson's first visit to Europe? His second? B. Name the members of the American Peace Commission. "A. Who originated the plan of the
 League of Nations and what is its
 object? d Send In Full Page.
The Pulaskian., 1919-05-09
Here Is the Plan:

To illustrate: If you 75 questions correctly you will be entitled credit of $l675, which may be ap- piled on any six months twelve months unlimited scholarship in our school provided 1t purchased before September l. 199 The rules governing the competition are given in the Questionable below. unequaed facilities for securing for students the paying positions obtainable.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SHlPBUILO!NG FOREMEN
SEEKING $40 PER WEEK
strikers for Sc Advance Mt Hog Island
Yards Return to Work
To-day.

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 3O.-Thc 400
forcmcn at the Hog Island shlpyard.
VINO. struck today for higher pay re-
sultinS in the closing down Of the big
ward. decided tonight to return 10
work tomorrow and avail, "a final de-
cision on their demands a week from
today h% DIRECTOR General Picz. of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The forcmcn. So per cent of whom
belong 10 unions. demanded an in
crease Of S" week. making SO:
time and = half for overtime; double
pay for sunday work and two and a
llait days sick allowance each month
They also complained that since the
zee; corporation has been retrcnchinc
;h"y have had 10 look after two shifts
!Iis cad o! one
About "o.occ men were affected by
INC strike. and the launching of the
irciEhtcr SauEuS. fixed for today. had
TO ne postponed.
Mr.. rlca told the mon hc expected
10 resign in two months. and requested
them to be loyal 10 the romaindrr VI
MS adninistrai i"n. Ne told them ship
building in the United states hung
by a slender thread
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SOCIALIST WRITER ADMITS
SHE Is ":.CnMREDE" OF REDS
Louise HrynnI Tell, Ovrrman Commir-
Tee She Horne Certificates
from RulShcNi>t>.
SIIGNErnN

WASHINGTON Feb 20 - Louise
Hryant. writer and Socialist wife o.,
John, Reed. Socialist asi;a,or. admitted
70 the pNcrnan subcommittee OF the
senate judiciary Committee tcday thai
5he LETT Russia IS "comradc" Of the
i'oishcVistS and bearing a certificate,
issued 10 her as = courier and carrier
@; sealed bags and PACKAGES tor the
Soviet government
Miss BRYANT made an attack on Nine.
Caih.Tinr Hrcshk"vsly GRANDDAUGHTER
OF the Russian revolution" i recent
witness before the subcommittee. The
witness said that Nine Rrcshkoys y
Va 'heinG used by the counter
fero. u;!oniSis o! Russia. and ";hat sho
considered her a woman WIKI 4 'eloy-
!ous past. bu; wcak prcscni''
que Toned by senator King as to
""r belief IN God ana IN" sanctity Of
al oath. t. d-tcrmin" hcr crcdihili,y
- witness. Miss Hryan; denied tina,
she believed in Cod or q hereafter
nut aier admitted that she would
conccde even these things Miss Hrvaur
to!d th" committee thet she assisted
- INC ATTEMPTED burning In cnigv OF
RESIDENT " !!S"n lu Wa hinGton a few
days ago and went ON hunger strike
"iIcT aelnE placed m jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SENATOR FALL DECLINES
TO DINE WITH PRESIDENT
New Mexico Mnn Second TO Refuse 10
iicar Wilson Discuss League
plnns.
IRy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Senato.
Fall. Republican member of the Sem
ate Foreign Itclations Committee. has
tcleEraphcd from his home in New
Mexico 10 Secretary Tumulty. deciin in :;
president Wilson'S invitation to attend
the White House dinner next Wcdncs-
day to discuss tho proposed constitu-
ton of the league of nations.
The message was not made public.
At the Senator's office here it was said
he had declined because OF his absence
from Washington and for other rca-
sons. These. however. were not re-
vcalcd. The Senator has not been in
Washington during the present session,
Senator Fall is the second rucm bcr
Of the senate committee to refuse TO
attend the dinner, Senator Borah. of
Idaho. having made known his decision
early this week in a letter to Secre-
tary Tumulty.
There was no discussion Of tho
league constitution today in the Sen
ate. but Senator Borth plans to speak
tomorrow in criticism of the tentative
charter and general debate may fol
low. Senator Reed. OF Missouri. a
Democrat. has announced he will spcai
saturday and At that time senior
Hitchcock. of Nebraska, chairman OF the
Foreign Relations Committee. may re-
ply to tho league critics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Each Shot of big
Bertha" Cost $3.50
Thousands Of Persons
stu Working IN the
Giant k,upp Plant.
BY Il. J. GI,laI:NMAL.I..

ESSEN. GERMANY. Feb. .0.--As the
hrst foreign correspondent allowed 10
companying Director Iiohemann,
learned today the secrets OF Fig
Ecrtha' from Bruno Bauer also II di-
rector of the mammoth plant.
push toward CALAIS. ali the scientific
and technical! skill Of the German gun
makers was concentrated upon build
ing 4 cannon that could lombard Lon
failure.
The German general STAT then or
dGrcd DR.. EnusenborEer to invent :,
i;ariS ana Suh:educntIy. he evolved the
big Bertha. with INTERCHANGEABLE
barrels and two calbcrs.
kc!nSinS TO give me the exact mum
United that II was below ten. Each
discharge cost $3.50. he said Frrncn
;tvtaiorS located the Ion. range gums
homhardinG l'aris within foriy-cigh,
direct hits w"r" scored.
krupps turned out $500. 600 shells a
month during the war
There are now, employed $4,000 work
crS. OF "nom 10000 arc working on
contracts for 500 cannon which prob-
AMY VIII hc delivered to tho entente
onlN Two air raids were made on Essen
ny inc trcnch. and they did no dam
drcn.' ! was assured
was SHOWN vast stores of iron orc
from sweden ana AlSacc- l.orrainc.
proving that Germany is not impovcr
ccrncd ] walked ten miles inspcctirc.
INC famous works. All Erupp's plants
are, like Dantc'S inferno. 'rhcy arc
"no,ilnS metal. but 10 me it looks like
'h1 cradle OF Il potential industrial war
warn the British workers. to look
oul-Hcrmany may he again on tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
STORM CITY HALL TO GET
TICKETS TO HEAR WILSON
the deception of Returning
President.
SOLDIERS TO LINE STREETS
Steamer George Washington Is EN-
pcrtch to Dock in Lower Harbor
Monday, Where Delegation Will
Extend Welcome.

BOSTON. MASS. Feb. Getty Hal
was s;"rmcd all day today by thou
sands vf men and women who sought
tickets to Mechanics Hall Monday
night, where President Wilson is TO
make his first public address foliowin,;
BIS landing in this country from his
trip TO The peace conference. 1t was
estimated toni-h; that 10000 persona
applications for tickets had aircr.dv
hecn made. Tho seating capacity OF
The hall is 100
Tonight hundreds OF mai! sacks nile!
With applications for tickets from al.
PARTS Of New England were being
cartcd into the office Of Mayor Peters.
How TO solve the admission problem is
now a serious ono, Mayor Peters Is
considering the advisabilty of drawing
lots for al tickets. Tho lucky ones
VIII receive their scat checks in the
hISt mail Monday morning.
Rams were completed today for the
mighty reception to ;hc President Nc"
'.nGiand has never arisen 80 cnthuSi-
"Sticaliy to any occasion as il has re-
s1nndcd I" the plans To welcome the
'hict executive Of the nation to Eos
ton,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
C0MBAT ONION DISEASE
Growers in Pennsylvania tdopt Plan,
10 Kid Crop Of
Smut.
WASlilNE:rnN

w ASH lNGToN. Feb 2O.--,nion
growers Ia many sections OF rcnnsvI-
hanhh are preparing to combat onion
"iS'''cS thiS year as a result Of onion
smut control demonstrations held in
IhH state last season. \ rcpart re-
cr'Fed by the United States Dcpa rtmcnt
oi Agriculture from the cXtcnsIou
pant ratholoGist In ncnnsyIvauin
gives IL" Results obtained a, two Of
,hs5c dsm"nSira tions. The treatment
c"hsiscd IN N" application by menus
o: drip attachment on the sccScr
"l q lorna lin solution Conc pint 10
S!hirHh SaHonS) +" the seeds after they
arc dropped IN the furrow and before
thcN are covered On plot treated
10Y onion smut the yield was at the
rate OF $50 bushels an acre ON a
Siln:!ar unireatcd plot !, was $50
ht SAciS. The Increase as Il result Of
treatment was % per cent, and the ros,
was only $40 an acre In the other
HthoIEtration mentioned in the report
ne yield on the treated plo, was AZ
the rate Of 40 bushels an acre, and
on th' uniTeatcd only $50 bushels. tho
increase being 1873 per cent ana Inc
cost an aCr. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

'Thc Dawn or UNDERSTANDINGS viii
have its last showing a; the Blucbird
today There are Il number of twists
to this Fret Hart story OF the Yves; in
tho 10 with Bessie Love as a foriorn
little heroine who creates happiness
for others and for herself in spite OF
her iowiy position in life. BESSIE
Love, whose style Of acting is mostly
her own and whose personality Is
nicely adapted to the unpublished game
or Sirlhood. plays Sue Prescott ex :
cc!lcntly and adds humorous strain
At every possible opportunity. The
Iron Test" with Carol Holloway and
Antonio Moreno. !. Warren Kerrigan
Hearst News Will provide tho enter
tainmcnt for tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Jnmaicnn> Drink south Csrolinn y. 1,

WASHINGTON. Eel "a Ip,,or.
Nntrican tea TO Jamaica. which we're
negligible before the war. Increased
and favorable reception aioonf ,n.
nnrlhkcr", according 10 reports 10 the
ncpartmcnt of Commerce. Total i'm :
poitS "t tea into Jamaica in 1917 we're
yslnHd al S22.2S5 and OF this am",,nt
Ei2ciA was furnished 10y tho Uuitcd
states Nearly al! Of the tea produced
Dina " ' "'N''' Nd' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
GERMAN LEADER DECLARES
FOOD WAS DENIED THEM
Herr braun tsScrts Germany offered
nitcd states Si1 100000 fur
135,000 Tons.

BERLIN. Feb. :0.--Thc allied armis-
t!cc commission during the ncEotia-
tons at TrCvca refused TO grant credi;
for American food to nc sent into Ger
many demanding cash, according TO
statement by tndcr Secretary, OF State
Braun today.
As result tho Germans agreed to
pay Sll 00O. OOr for 81, 900 tons OF food.
Herr Braun assorted. The first ship
mcnts are expected some time next
week. The money will he. raised by
Berlin and Hamburg banks and. i, Is
said. 10y the seizure If French and
Eritish bonds IN German possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
MAY USE GERMAN TROOPS
MARSHAL Fcrh Agrees TO Their I'm
r'o!mrnf in Suppression of
Local Disorders.

AMSTERDAM Feb 20 49, Marsha!
f"ch has agreed TO the cmpolymcnt Of
ter'nan government troops in the ucu-
tFdi zone COMPRISING the -kilomcter
district east Of Cologne. ou; no, in
Guiding Dusseldorf. and also in the
khinc region. south OF IIonnef. in or
der 70 suppress olcal Disturbances. &C
%"rdIns 20 telegram received nero
from Mucnster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
At the Movies

CoI0NIAi.-Tom Mix. In "IIciI
tOnrin' Reform"
HiJot-"rhc Girl Dodgcr'
"Itnfllcs.'
iSiS--C hnrIattc Walker. in EVERY
Mothers SON."
oDtO\-D. W. GriHi,h.s "rhc
Greatest Thing In the World
HLuEDIRD-"rhc Dawn of IN
dcrstandlnE."
REN-"Thc silent Rider"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Miiier's Antiseptic Oil, known rs
Snake Oil
Positively Relieves Pain in Few Minutes

Try 1t riEht now for Rkcuma tism.
Neuralgia. LumbaGo. sore, stiff and
and limbs, cornS. Ouniona. etc. After
one application pain usually disappears
as if by magic.
externally for Coughs. Colds, Group,
Sore Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsilitis
This OIL is conceded to be the most
penetrating remedy known It's prompt
and immediate effect i'll relieving pain
Is Que 20 the fact that il penetrates to
the arectcd parts at once. Az an illus
tration. pour ten drops on the thcnest
piece of sole leather and II will penc-
tra'e thiS substance through and
through in three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great oil
is Mil!cr's only. Every bottle guaran-
tecd.-3Oc, 60c and $l.00 Il bottle at all!
leading druggistS.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

Charles Fay ~ starred ia "rnc Girl
Dodgcr' at the Biiou today and to-
morrow. 1t is an unusual picture in
many ways. First. wonder is naturally
caused b. what would make - sen
S'bic man dodge a bcvy 81 beauties
aud another is how nc finally as is
always INC case capitulatcs and when
"rinkie" F.aItuc comes around IFS
wedding bells in hurry. "Smilin.
BIZ i'arSons. in PROPOSING Eill." is
the added attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SCIOOI. CHILDREN no
TAKE PART IN EVENT

\ feature OF the reception will he
the thousands of Creator Boston school
children who will hc given positions OF
vantage III the Sack Bay streets.
The line OF rHradc will he lined two
deep with soldiers and sailors, the
state Guard Of MASSACHUSETTS, and po-
lice.
During the afternoon President Will
son Will hold conferences with prom
incut men, during which he Will prob
ably announce tho appointment of a
successor to Attorney General Greg
ory and other important apHoin tmcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
"nnmcs" n, the victor.

1iatlieS. the amateur craCkSman. as
shown ~ tho Victor this week as one
feature of an excellent double hill. is
ono OF tho most interesting produc-
tons Richmond has seen IN a loni,
time. The story is Wcli-kuown. and
with John barrymore, Frank Morgan
and q superb cast in the leading roles
II furnishes genuine entertainments
with enough thrills and exciting stu
atoms 10 satisfy tho most cNactinS
RIP and stitch. Taiiors'' With the
Sennctt stars is the extra feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
t0leyNdneyP

help overworked. weak or dersnfed kidney,
and bladder by their tonic. inviEoratinf, healing
action. They made OF the purest and bei;
medicines pvocurable and arc compounded in
food drug laws. They have helped thous ands of
men and vomco.
Col. r. P. Gotham. Erie. Pa, writes: "As .
Chemist ] am not prone TO the use of druts but
] must say that have beeo forced to yield in
favor Of Foley Kidney Pills which have done
me 10 much GOOD cannot re CONNIE nd the N too
highly. | thank you for the results derived"
nd @ be-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
philippine Trade Increasing.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Philippine
foreign trade showed a steady and en-
couraG ing increase during the calendar
year o; 1915. with the United States
tho dominant nation. the Bureau OF In
sular Affairs Of the War Department
announced today on receipt OF cabied
Information from Manila. Total i'm
ports amounted to s9S.5oo.20Q an in
crease of 80 per cen; over 1917 while
the export total increased from s35,-
Coz 900 10 Sl%5 .6S2.50o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
.Grcntc.t Thing In Life"

~; w: !rlnnthS ihc greatest Thi1S
in Life is the feature for the odeon
with "a young American who is the
social harvest Of pappcring circum-
stances. with a oiithe and merry mai
den who is entertained with dreams.
and sturdy young Frenchman Coinpli-
Gated by love aud other things. MAX
turc with Il cast of sterling artists in
Guiding Lillian Gish and Robert uar-
ron.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
RETURN TO MONARCHY is
OUT OF THE QUESTION
Public Sentiment in Gcrmnu Su.tr,,
F"'ors C1""rr Relations With
Germany.

T. \. Feb. 2o.-fSpecja1
return TO the monarchial system Of
SS@.r,rhneni in German Austria is out
oi thc question in the opinion OF some
OF the government leaders here. One
h!Gn official who is believed 10 rem
resent tho views OF government circles
IS quoted as saying that the dynasty
iiad lost nearly a II its popularity dur
ing the war. while republican ideas
hau made extraordinary progress even
IN the most remote parts Of the coun-
Wy bcsihes, he said, tho mass of tho
people certainly was not inclined Ia
contribute to the cost OF maintaininr
an expensive royal court after tho cnor
NOUS financial sacrifices cntailcd bv a
Gala nj'ous war
Vienna is the heart of German Ans.
ira and all that relates to tho com.
mercr and prosperity OF this part Of
me otd austrian empire Is OF burning
lm,eTSsI. Government officials point
on, 'nnt inc German Austrian indus
tl's ar" IN need of raw materials and
machinery which only Germany can
supply The paper mills leather and
woodward manufactures. agricultural
inachincry and engineering works. cs-
pet'aiIN the electro technical cstab-
ISnmenia. have been conducted on a
seal" 10 fulnn the requirements OF n
great empire. The manufacturers nov
sec thai their markets will be less
extensive ihan under the empire II
Is expected that the Czccho- Slovaks
inc Poics, the ilungarians and the Juwo.
"IaNs VIII erect customs barriers tend
ihs 10 'Nc!udc from these separated
countries German Austrian goods Be-
sues. Austria Will have TO meet for
midabic Czech competition in Poland
ana expects 10 be excluded from com
petition in the Bohemian market ow.-
M, ,s TO inc cheaper cos; Of living in
Bohemia and the proximity Of coal
supplies there. Apar; from the mag
nestle ores in Syria, German Austria
Is poor IN natural resources. while her
S'ocNS OF raw material arc said to
.. more dcpieted than those OF any
~ INC iOrlNcr ErCat Nnr IONS Of Enrn.,e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

y; the Colonial today and tomorrow
Tom Mix VIII be shown in Hell Roar
IN t"forn, new William Fox thrill
Ter III which The famous cowboy star
pulls thrilling stunts, among which arc
Il ride down the side Of a steep noun :
yam ana leap on horseback from :,
balcony to Il roof. horse and rider
dropping through the roof and Il wild
chase across house tops. y New eau
mon, Graphic and Lonesome Luke
in Going. Going, Gone" arc added
features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Einc Picture nj Luis.

There is an indcscrihahIe magnetic
attraction TO Charlotte Walker. as she
appears in Every Mothers Son" at
tho Isis this week that simply fasci-
mates and delights every onc who sees
this wonderful production |. is tho
story OF the sacrifices made by Amer
lean mothers to make tho world safe
TO live in and gives a glimpse Of tho
rccon$truction period which Will fol-
low the arm St ice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
LINER EEORGE WASHINGTON
TO DOi< NEXT MONDAY

The liner George Washington with
tho presidential part. will arrive. bar
INK accidents. in tho lower harbor
Monday morning. -Four steamers filled
with welcoming delegations from the
nation. state and city will greet the
liner. Tho President will nc trans
icrred 10 The revenue cutter Ossipcc
and tho giant transport will continue
10 ilobokcn TO discharge its passcn-
gers. made uN principally OF returning
soldiers. The President sill meet dele
cations representing tho greatest bust
moss, social and political interests of
New F,n~land.
The Ossipcc will land the President
and party at Commonwealth Pier from
which. after brief ceremonies Of well
como and speeches 10y Governor Calvin
Coolidge and Mayor Andrew j. Peters.
Lc viii enter Il carriage. aud under cs-
cort OF troop Of cavalry, will ride
IL the Coplcy Plaza Hotel, through
;.lrCciS lined Nith nnnnln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Have Soft, smooth Skin! Use Hack
and White Ointment - Blcuchcs
Dark Sal1ow Skin.

hcmoNcH Pinplcs.
sent bE Mail :5c-Lots Of Coiorcd
Folks Use II to Tighten
Their Skin.
y very delightful ointment called
BLACK and white Ointment" applied
to your face. neck, arms and hs nds,
has tho wonderful effect OF bleaching
your dark. sallOw or biotchy skin
as well as remove frccklcs wrinkles.
bumps. pimplcs or risings. Colorcd
folks are reported AS using IL In great
quantities. as Black and White Oint-
mont gives them that soft, bright
light. smooth, beautiful complexion
such as they desire. with light. hca lthy
skin. making them the envy OF mem
bers Of their race.
Two sizes, BIC and soc Oarsc sizo
times OF smaller sizc), sent by mail.
FREE.
II you send 81 for four boxes Of
Black and White Ointment, "A CSC cake
OF Black and White Soap included
free. Agents make an easy living
represent!nE us. Address Plough
Chemical Co. Memphis. Tenn. Black
md White Ointment sold everywhere.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
bishop Hoss' Condition Unchanged.
BY Assoria ted prcSyl

MUSKOGEE. OKLA. Feb. eO.-Tht
condition of Bishop Emery T.. Hoss. al
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
critically i'll at his home here since
stricken with apoplcTy, was practically
unchanged today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
i.ocLhn.; Found GuiI,,
INV Associated rrexsl

BH NSsociatcd FresH-
CHATTANOOGA. Feb. 2o.--Thc jury
of the Federal court returned YER
dict OF guilty in the case Of II. +.
Lockhart. wealthy Lookout Mountain
resident, charged with violation OF the
eSpiOna &c act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
ATTACKS WE'RE EITHER
LNSL,INE.D OR I,AIn Itnn

Mr.. Williams said editorials criti-
ci@ni; him which had been laid he
fore tho committee by senator
Weeks. were either inspired or pn id
for He presented editorials aud
letters from bankers commenting his
administration. and called on the
Ma sSachusctts senator 10 name the
bankers who had criticized him lie
referred TO such bankers as bush
whackcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

from promoters OF speculative sccur-
tiles. the Federal Trade Commission
VIII begin hearings tomorrow "upon
the degree Of cooperation which the
commission. under it's organic act can
give III preventing misrepresentation
and unfair practices in the sale OF
stocks and speculative securities"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SAYS NE CAUSED LARGE
WITHDRAW Al OF IL NDS

Senator Weeks. referring 20 Mr..
" Villains controversy five years uco
With the Riggs National Bank. Of
Washington, said the comptroll":
caused TO have withdrawn from ~"
BANK Sl,To0,o0 in government funds.
ever portion OF which he hai no
control.
li3mS said deposits in the R:--ss bank
Increased after the controversy. and
That submission to his regulations was
he best thing that could have nap
pcnoJ 10 the hank.
because of personal il:.ta,linc to-
ward Charles II. Sabn, OF :he :iuar-
aliy Trust Company. OF New York.
t:ol!cr, IS finance director of the rail
rood administration, had Withdrawn
New York Central funds. amounting TO
s"1.oro,o0o from the New York bank