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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
CHARGES BULGARIANS
SHOT SERBIAN PRIESTS
Others Dcportrd Were starved to
Death, Declares DIR. Mihniiu
Natctch,

IlROT SERBIA, March 81 ,SpcciaD.
One of the most terrible indictments
against the BulSarians during tho
war has been pronounced here by Mi
halo Nateich. Serbian metropolitan for
Ilrot district wh" declared that Of
sun Serbian priests Gcporicd by the
hulshrS. 1a6 were shot or hanged and
twcntN-ScNcn others died OF starva-
ton or disease.
br. Natctch. who Was himself do.
ported. personally knew most of those
killed by tho Rulgars lie said Sui
Earla puTnosc was tho determination
q! the whole of the Serbian priesthood
because al their influence on the civil
popuiation who remained after the
serbian retreat. II is assorted that
the mctropoli;an's statement is sun
ported by government records
Ihc Associated Press corrcsponden,
VISITED the scene where many OF these
priests were killed and saw skulls
numerous bones and parts OF priests
NeslmcntS. lie also talked with many
idOwS Of the victims
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ny uonEnT wELLEs n,rcuIE

LONDON. March 2l.-The great re.
versa IN wartime prosperity whici
or the arm isticc is IA matter of which
little has been printed. but in whic!
A"erican business men have Il lively
Interest Now comes the Board oi
Trade journal. which is the British
business mans wade mecum with the
FIRST complete exposition of how III,
monkey wrench into the whirring en-
CINE of JapaniS wartime industrial.
machine.
=, In the huriy-burly OF lighting the
may, have overlooked the fact that.
while Japan has been technically at
war during the past four years. the
island empire was far more busy reap-
ing a golden harvest of trade in the
Ear East and South america But the
Yankees of the East" ovcrreached
Trade Journal. and now are paying
heavy interest on their war-tim PROS
pcr!ty by ovcriniiation of their trade
ana the rreappcarancc of the Uuiicd
states and Britain competitors in
markets they had made their own since
1919. Artificial trade prosperity OF the
past two years has suddenly collapsed
and left the Japanese trader and manu-
facturer sitting in the wreckasc OF
their past opportunities.
When British shipping was hard put
to it TO carry food from Australia.
America and Canada to the beleagucred
British Isles. the Japanese trade scout
seized the chance TO 20 to Australia.
TO the smaller islands of the South
Seas, 10 India and South America and
Trademarks made in Japan"
The Lancashire cotton spinning CON
Germs no longer were able TO zee, their
goods To China and India; Osaka fac
tories promptly seized the market
When German dyes could not get 10
the Far Eastern markets.. Japanese
mutations poured out of manufacture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
ARAB CONDITION ALARMING
brought TO Peace Conference
ShNw Danger In Sit
untt0n.
ny NApoTil IIi:DI\.

PARIS. March 2l.-Thc Arabs arc
causin: lively apprchensions among
the peace conrcrccs
The whole Arab world is in state
of fermcn,. according I" newspaper
dispatches received here. ana General
Allcnhy. who arrived here only We'd
ncSday, conferred hastily with Premier
Orlando. Foreign Ministers I'ichon
and Iialfour, and General DiaZ and
left las, night for Egypt
Tho French arc pleased with Fro
nicr Lloyd Georges decision that Eng
land viii not take charge Of either
Syria or Armenia Nevertheless IL
brings NJ vital problem To he set
tied by the Big Three" that j. APP
roriionmeni Of the I.cvant. Ii Is felt
that France. ENGLAND ana Italy must
each he responsible for Ccrain por-
'i"nS and he in a position to qucll any
possible uphcaVaS.
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AMERICAN AND ALLIED
FORCES DEFEAT THE REDS
sneak Tn in Darkness in Forest Nenr
the tOt1rdu ftail-
way.
IBy Associated Press

AiCiiANGEL. Thursday. March 90
Patrol activity has increas cd consider
ahlE along the Nologda Railway and
on the Dvina front. On both sectors
tic Eoishcvists have been defeated bv
ihc American and allied troops
y small l!olshcyiSt riidinC marty
,nak inS its way over the snow. sur
nrts.d an allied artillery position in
the forests near the NoloEdt railw;, r.
After considerable lighting in the
aarNn"Ss. the raiders were rcpulsCd
leaving a number of dead behind
foilowL M last Fridays success
ON n" wilma when the Americans
ana ituSSlanS rcDulScd a raid against
the allied lines OF communications an
american patrol today encountered a
B"iS hcN!St patrol in Z, wood \ num-
her of the EolShcyists were Killed and
tnn others in the party We're made
Is the winter has been unusuallv
mud IN North Russia. IL is "xpc,-; ed
mat within month tn. thaws wili
come to make extensive land fighting
,ihphcticablc: The lIolshevists viii
~" biz advantage when the rivers
"p.n. The Dvini and Naca Rivers
Viii h" naviEablc near the fighting
front before the Dvina is opened fur
th"r north around ArChanEeI ribs
condition would permit the HolxhcviS,
SGhboats. which have spent the win
ter at krasnobOrsk ana Eotlas 10
rtch the vie inNy OF Bcresniki before
n" allied river f'otilla can steam
SouthW war dtO meet them
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Ready to Deal
But Not Gioe Up
IoaCd Farmer Meets Man
Who Promises to Make
Him Rich.

CHICAGO. March Fredericl,
kunz was prosperous lowan with Il
farm near Sioux city. He didn't have
much 10 do except attend TO the COWS
and chickens. SO he put his wallet in
an inside pocket and came TO Chicago
lew days ago TO see the sights.
seed on him so he registered at one
of the big loop hotels. There he met
StanScr OF magnetic lncin. Tn.y
tnlked about the league of nations.
interesting things and then the stran-
ger led Farmer kunz aside and-start
the plot:
Want to make $4,000"
We'll. | wouldn't mind" said Farm :
IAh( Now comes the secrct)
Gedr ,s.en i;i,,,S sad mr.. S,ranger I'm
faro dealer. twist Wis W tHr WRIT Efea al
miliionaires club here. hut they have
Just cheated me out Of ~ $4,000 COM
mission and | want revenge
Farmer EunZ seemed Interested. so
Mr.. W. q. i. -. Went on:
All wan, YOU to do is TO buy
81. 900 worth Of chips and III throw
I'm ON. Where do we go from
mere asked our Iowa friend
Meet us ~ the Zoo in Lincoln Park
tomorrow Well explai the details"
,,;;niimd so they Farmer kunz. MIR.
dealer. and his fricnd-a Mr.. Everett
Moline. The proposition again was
put before Farmer kunz and he pulled
pay over the $1,000 when
FROM behind a tree there suddenly
appeared four detectives. who placed
the worlds greatest faro dealer and
men.
No; am Iowa farmer ism, soft money
for the con man.
Farmer kunz had tipped off the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
WARTIME PROSPERITY
CURTAILED IN JAPAN
While Other Powers Were at War Oriental Nation Was
Busy Reaping Golden Harvest of Trade in
Far East and South America.

ing plants in the islands and supplied
the wants Of The Asiatic print works.
othcr chemicals. metal wares. wooIcns
and staple manufactures were supplied
10 rapidly developed markets on the
west and east coasts OF South America
Lap1nesc mnJhes even appeared in
Coast region.
Japan's export figures went up with
jump beyond THAI OF amy other
country In the past four years. 1t is
ports during 1918 Will amount TO 1913
100000. an Increase of 20 per cent
over 1917 and ego per cen, over the
total exports for 1914.
But Immediately upon the signing
OF the arm.Stice with Germany in No
venber Great Britain and the United
states made important relaNations in
restrictions upon exports. and trade be-
gan TO flow from these two countries
back to- its won,cd channels in ,hc
Far East and elsewhere on the Pacific.
war work by both governments. and
Japan was faced with renewed COM
petition against her bottoms. Tho re-
suit has been. according 10 the journal.
something approaching panic on tho
Japanese industrial exchanges. Older
and more solid companies have stood
hrm. but the newer wildcat" indus
trial and shipping concerns which had
been built on the bubble of unprece-
denied opportunities have either gone
to smash or arc busy reorganizing
along conservative lines.
The dyes and chemical industries o.
the Island Empire. largely upbult and
fostcrcd by war conditions. are hardly
S Str enough 70 face rompctt,ion
Result. chemical stocks have fallen
heavily in anticipation or that compc.
tition, especially IN soha-aSh hicar-
Donate of soda and potuSh.s. III the
metal trades there HIS been "a similar
slump. stocks falling eft as much aS
80 TO 20 per cent in notable instances.
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LLOYD GEORGE SAYS PEACE
MUST BE SETTLED SOON
Premier Of Grcut Dritnin Says Dccision
Must BE Reached to Prevent
Trouble.
Inv Nssnc:ntcA TO-. !

PARIS. March 2i.-"'rh" first result
to b. obtained is peace. and the quick =
est peace possible" said David Lloy1
George, III" British Premier in "A state
mcut printed in today's issue OF the
f.NCclSior.
NH internal events in every country,
allied or enemy. continued the l'rc-
micr. AR" dependent upon that peace.
which "" expect and desire to come at
tn" earliest possible moment. Pending
this. every one is living in - state OF
expectation and uncertainty. Com
mcrcc and industry are kept in a Kind
OF StHEnation, which can only cnEcudcr
disorders.
II shall then remain in Paris. unless
something unexpected arises until the
text OF the pcac. pr"liminaricS is def
nitcly drafted and ready for SubmiS-
sion to the German dclcration-not. LIT
NJ" say. for discussion. but simply for
signatures"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
PLAN TO ESTABLISH BASIS
FOR COST OF BOAT Bull DING
Experts Declare That WnSc Schedule,
should lie Eliminated rs Soon
NJ POsNibIe.
lRv N.sncInt.d rrcss-l

WASHINGTON. March 2l.-Rcndjus,
incht OF shiphuilding costs TO peace
tlihc production is expected by experts
on the shipping Board to establish :,
oa:ic price in the neigh borhood of
80" q ton for future contracts lie, 10
American yards
recent conferences here between
Genera Manager ricz. OF tho Emcrg-
chcN flcct Corporation. and repre-
""hidtiNcS OF Pacific Coast huild.rn.
"cr" SAID 10 have Developed virtual
unanimitN of opinion that high-cos,
me- hnhS 81 production which prevailed
~ a tim" when the national emergency
demanded speed III production above.
everything else. should bc elimination
az quickly rs nos%ihl" to obtain Il re-
turn 10 SoHnl business practice
PROSPECTS OF keen competition I'm
world trade routes. The Western mon
construction costs TO a fc,iro ,yhiri,
would permit the payment OF dividends
from competitive rates which would
business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
UkRAlNIANS DRIVE
BOLSHEVISTS FROM
RUSSIAN GRANARf
Continued From First Paru.l

Continued From First Par"l
no; neeu developed in the Paris adj
vices. II is known. however, that the
question of territorial adjustments has
been before the conferences Of Pre-
micrs which have been taking place
during the last day or Two.
An Associated Press dispatch re-
ceiNcd Thursday night from Paris re-
Gardinc conference held between
president Wilson and Prcmers Glenn
chccau ana i.loNd George stated there
was every reason To believe thc' from
tier issues w"r" among The foremost
obstacles winch tn" CpufcrccS were
seeking 10 remove from the path 10 Il
rapid conclusion OF the peace treaty
FiUmc hciorc tho war was the chic?
seaport OF the hungarian kingdom.
II mas several harhorS. and it's posi-
ton and facilities made 1t the seat OF
Virtually tn" entire shipping trade Of
hungary. II had an ante bclium popu-
lAtlnH -nt M.ArLN 10 MMM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
O'lEARY JURY. OUT ELEVEN
HOURS, ADJOURNS FOR NIGHT
y" Decision Reached D.. Ncnircmcn I'm
Case OF Alleged Draft
Conspiracy.

NEW YORK. March 2l.--rhn Jury
holding in its hands the liberty of lore
iniah oI.Hary. was sent TO IN. Hotel
MrAipin Tor the night at II o'clock TO-
night When II became apparent 20
Judge Hand in the Federal Court that
no agreement could Jr reached tonight
II" jury. which is considering the ,vi-
uchcc supporting and against tho
charSc that Ol.cary was guilty OF con-
spiracy TO defeat the military draft
hid been in consultation for nearly
eleven hours. II retired at 80 o'clnci<
inns morning and spent the hours IN
tcrNcnlng between that time and II
clock tonight III continuous discl.s.
sion OF hte case. except for the time
used for meals
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SITUATION IN EGYPT WORSE
Cairo Dispatch says General AIIcnby
VIII Reach Cairo
Tuesday.

LONDON March 2l.-Thc situation in
E.rypt is becoming worse and at the
present time is distinctly grave, a
Reuter- dispatch from Cairo says
General Allcnby. the commander in
Palestine, will reach cairo TUESDAY
The large forces OF troops already In
Egypt are being rc-cnforccd
y large number Of armed Bcdouins
have entered Behclrh province. Lower
Egypt. from the west, ana arc robbinS
towns ana villages. The situation Is
not regarded as presenting any mill
tary danger
The Turkish Nag is reported 10 he
dying in some villages OF I:ehcira
province. ThcrC arc 40 reports OF
any casualties having been suffered by
tho military. but some prominent native
"ihfa = ana several Egyptian police
have been Killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
MISSOURI LEGISLATORS
THROW DOWN GAUNTLET
Challenge Reed to- Resign with Them
nnd Run on I.enGuc OF Nations
fSHur.
INV Associated pros.

JEFFERSON CITY, MO. March Ell
Fi:ty Democratic members Of the Mis-
souri Legislature today offered to re-
sign If Senator James y. Reed. DEM
ocrat. from Missouri would resign
from the United states Senate The
Legislators then proposed TO run for
reelection. as they suggest Reed should
do. 20 force popular vote ~ Missouri
on thc league OF nations
The House OF Representatives. re-
Gently passed resolutions demanding
mat Senator Reed resign because OF
ais opposition TO, President Wi:,;ou's
prosrhm The challenge Of the leg
.siniors today came after "A series Of
conicrcnces, IN which they decided TO
throw down the gauntlet TO the Senn-
cor. ana at the same time attempt 10
snow that the people OF Missouri In :
Iorse the Presidents plan for :, League
OF nations.
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Follow: )
bragg. North Carolina. $1,000. 900, $1,000

$50 IT which the sites Will be bought
ss Bragg. North Carolina. $4,000. 900. $1,000.
yi%sssH 800
Ris SoM Jersey t2sSSoc .sss $4,000 oaS
9ra9n HsSTs s. S,SSS
'sssiss Jackson South Carolina. :lc.oOoeOo st25,-
is%s Ts"ss1h 90"
anssss sh sf 9nk ohic s@So5CS sySSSSSo
rnian ISw TSr sSo6oSc
-. cantonments the sites OF which are
leased and which have been ordered
abandoned and the cost or conStruc-
tion on each follow,
e sxs = Colt. rcnnsylvanIa tank corps s4l4.5oo
ss NJ crane. PennSy wanna" medical Department
g.. Fremont. California National Guard. 81.
s. ssS.I- Greene. North Carolina. National Guard.
sa5H a.4 @a%2a , af"ssr~ .22e"oo
- Ieav enworth. Kansas. engineers. $1,000
Macarthur Texas. National Guard. $4,000
North jackson. South Carolina. field
roIt. N"rtn Carolina. tank corps. -: M ooo.
g WhSeiSr. Georgia. National Guard. $500
t w Maloy Y To ooG s""h caFon" National
50 Kursar guard. louisiana National Guard.
49, Forrest Georgia. miscellaneous
= & t'rcencaf. Georgia. miscellaneous. s1.5Sj.-
s. lissasock Georgia. National Guard. So
G Ssg e>os Ma"n % Gqafd saI 500
3 Environments the sites are leased
ana which are to he abandoned and
ilIc cost of construction on each fol-
stuart aud Hill. Virginia. cmhnrkation.
Merritt, New Jersey. embarkntion. $4,000
Mills New York: en,harkn,ion; $1,000. 600
lh %f f ss.s N1i"G %a, G@aFi arG So
Camp sites now leased and the dis
q IA is ~
sderation arc:
j.L$sl, YAH. New I.rsey signal corps
- ot which. arc owned hy The govern
ssss and the cost Of construction on each
In Ell, trlH ,irr5"'' s s";ss Sas
K Sst, G'{ 81 ,,i T<I4I s.S@aG
Lee IN. ;,n n'r s : Sss ;f@a <,br..ka
plying ana balloon Fields under op-
ton ana to be purchased for military
PURPOSES ana n, cost Of conS,rWr-
at which the Hand wili be bought
.:;;gas ::5}52sss55
ss.. sS5G f,g' p 'Si'f fGrda ;i,$s5: So
Sssaua " 2,G " ias ,7''$ 'isas Sos
ss g25 r N5 r4 ~. :ssy.: ;s,
s.s- Ma;her i'sIa. Janforuia. s.5o5s2; $40
! e. SeltriIse Field Michigan, s...55,ic6; sl9o- /.
Iarkdcld Tennessee. s2.og7.o79: sss.Oic.
a%5f South"r Field. Georgia Sl.22u.ia1. S5@.53+.
~ Fields 10 bc abandoned with the Z
!. cost OF each are:
N'2a1 %'1 rJ r~? 5h T%N3 s;,: :;s.s''
Fields. the sites OF which arc leased I
z and which To he retained for tempo /
. = rary storage purposes and thereafter /
: "a he abandoned follow. With the cost I
= : Of Ccnsti uction on each:
= barron Field. Texas, $l2"'.Sso.
= can Field TEXAS, Sl.l79.2o?,
- -tarruihcrs Field. Texas. $l.llt@ll.
y Eicris Field Arkansas Sl.NlH.S+".
iIaacihurst Field New York. S53is,SIS
a l.uv" Field. Texas.
Payne fiold Missis:ippi. sl.373.Sia
- Rich Field. TEXAS. S.lia.S.5
rnItatcrrn Iloll, Texas. Sl.3GS.il6.
TaNlor Field. Alabama. $i.2TA."21.
Wilbur Wright Fivld. ONO SG.2.s,tOT.
Gers Field, louisiana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
WILL CONTINUE. WORK
Indications Are English Enctto
Reach Agreement by Next
Wednesday,.

LONDON. March 2l.--Thc raj
."ch' miners ana transport worker
conference tonight, reviewed.
whole situation ana passed n 70
tioh recommending that the raj
men continue at work pending ru
negotiations with the government
Il view 10 removing the deadlock
action is Interpreted there win n
strike before next "Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
TWO AVlATORS KILLED
Iydr"nirpinnr> Fan Into ia, -,
Frn>ncoln Flying
school.

PENSACOLA. FLA March u TUE
student officers OF The naval station
here were Killed ;his afternoon. when
iheir hydroalrpIancs fell INTO the bav.
IhcE wtrc j. ! Cate and * j. Ham.
mond The authorities did not give
the home addresses vi the men
- The cause 81 the accidents mas no,
been determined
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
FIGHT COMMODITY RATES
Ohio Raiirond Asks CourciIa,ion n,
Iron aud steel with Glass Rate.
MS Substitutes.
IBy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Cancclla
ton Of SPECIFIC commodity rates and
substitution Of class rates on iron and
New England, New York. IcnnsYlva ia
Nirginia. Maryland and Canada we're
asked today by the Akron. Canton and
Youngstown Railway Company in a
complaint fled with the Interstate
Commerce. Commission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Orion Chiffon.

Especial TO The Times Dispaich.l
WEST POINT. VA. March 2I-'rhc
funeral services o. orion Chiffon were
conducted "Wednesday afternoon By
't"N. {. II. Clarke. az the Methodist
Church. Mr.. Chiffon died Tuesday
morning from pneumonia. lie had
recently received his honorable dis
charge from Camp Lee, and was taken
i'll shortly after his arrival home His
widowed mother. two sisters and
several brothers survive
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
CLASH AT PASSAIC
Frcc-for-tlI Fight RcSuIts in Twelve
Arrests md Mnny sore
Heads

PASShIc. y. j. March o0-Twclye
= rrcstS were made here as tho result
81 ir""-for-all ught today between
state inllltiH reserves ana striking
WOODEN workers and their sympathiZcrs
~ front of the BOTANY WOrSicd Mills.
inc ponce came TO the aid of the sol
hlcrS and used their clubs freely with
me result that several persons were
cut and bruised. but mono ScriouSIy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Must Wear Complete 0u,n,.

w ASlilNGToN March 2l-s,yal
Neowomcn hereafter must wear either
lhcir regulation uniform or cn;nnle.n
clviliah outiils. An order made niInIIc
To-Day iorbids mixing some ~ thn
hnndredS OF young women a, The y 10
department, officially known as :.v.n',
Women +, have been brigh,cninG IN
their pain garb with colorcd .IL
slocKlngs. a bit OF hat trimming and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

CHICAGO. March 2lESccrctary OF
the Treasury Glass in several appear
ances here before Liberty loan orlani-
cations. iinancicrs and editors and pub
nSherS. today gave assurance that the
NTH. the Victory Liberty loan. would
be the last popular loan. To he sup
planted by Il bond bureau Of he Treas
ury Department and confidently pre-
dicted the American people will mako
II tho greatest success in the financial
history Of the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
William l.. NIimI,isiI

Snct!a! 10 the times Dispatch.
NATli allie VA. March 2l.-William
J.. Wimhisn. sixty years of age.
uicd a Ills home here "Wednesday even
ing from pneumonia. MIR. WimbiSh
Was prominently connected throughout
TINS part Of the state. He is survived
brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
NOTED INVENTOR DEAD
Man Who Made First Closed tirrui,
. Repeater PASSES Ava, ia
MasIIinrtou

frsJ. Clark, aged ninety. ;uytntor
q, pioneer telegraph devices. and contcm
'4iporary OF samuel Morse Alfred Vuil
died here today He is said to h.vc
y invented the first successful closed cir
8 cunt repeater. which. w!tA Sign,
changes, still is in use
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

The petition for the pardon OF Is. =.
Sudbury. former vice president OF the
Peoples Bank of lIopcwcll who was
recently convicted of permitting money
10 be deposited in the bank when lie
knew the institution to he insolvent.
Mr.. Sudbury was fined $500 and jail
Imprisonment OF fifteen days was i'm
posed. The case has been appealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

The United BAPTIST EvanGciis,ic
campaign is meeting with the most
gratifying success Already there
have been many professions of faith.
Great mass meetings will be zheld on
sunday afternoon with sermons cs-
pccially for women and men.
The body o: the Rev. w. w. Sawyer.
pastor ot the Methodist Episcopal
church at ninwiddic Court house. who
died suddenly Tuesday night Was
taken to tppomattoN County today
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
Assigned to cnrsin Naval nn.r.

ny associates fT'"N
ASillNGToN. March 2l-Capta!n
Hilary II. Royali lins been assigned
as commander Of the American naval
bias" at Cardiff Vice s"ur-NdmIsul IN.
dr"ws. who is 10 take charge Of tho
American naval forces in the .Adria;ic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
NEWS BULLETINS

IMtlS. March 2l.--PrcSidcnt Wilson
is Keeping in close touch with his pri-
Naic secretary. Joseph y. Tumulty and
Secretary OF the Treasury Glass. re-
EardinE the situation in which the cX-
ecntlNc departments at Washing ton
nave been left as a result OF the failure
OF Congress TO act on several of the
great annual approximation bills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22

Clarence Hicks the sixteen ycar-old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Il. +. Hicks. who
disappeared from his horne early
Wcdne Sday morning and whose absence
caused much anxiety returned to his
nom" alright today lie had been
visiting relatives in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
,,~ncc-Lorrninc Governor.


PARIS. March 2l-AIcXandrc Mil
!crhnd. former Minister or War, is re-
ported TO have been appointed Cover
nor Of Alsncc Lorraine, an office whic,,
was declined by Charles \. Jonmari
former French Governcr-C;eneral of
Algeria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-22
RETAIL GR0CERYMEM OF
PETERSBURG. ORGANIZE
Form Association 10 Ensure Better
'"-oper"tton-Ilopcw Property
Sold.

lSpccsl TO The Times p;su,,cn1
PETERSBURG. VA. March 2l--'or
the purpose of better operation
among themselves the retail ,;rocers
Of The city last evening organized the
Retail Grocery Mems Association and
elected L. w. Matthews president and
H. I. PARSONS secretary. The organiZa-
non Is Il branch of the Retail Mcr-
chants Association. closer relations
viii be established between the mem
bcrS in their business