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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29
LIE GOLIATH lest SAUL

Paris, 5.L'aeroplane francais eco
Hath" a atterri au nord de Dakar,
ayant n helice brisee. Tout pequi-
page est sauf
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29

LIE DR. Simonetti ct Nine Simonetti
sont parts hier en- automobile, pour
un voyage d'agrement a Duluth, MINI.
lis COMPETENT y passer quatre GU cinq
jours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29
De taut un Peu ct Rien de Trop


Pourquoi les BONES cuisinieres ont
Giles soin, lorsqu'elles prepayment lie
pot-au-feu, de METRE la viande dams
l'eau froide qu'elles font ensuite
chauffer doucement?
Parce que la viande cede a peau
froide de l'albumine, des sells ct un
peu de sang qu'elle ne cederait pas a
l'eau bouillante. En- pleine ct ardente
cuisson, ces matieres au lieu de Sc dis
soudre, Sc coaguleraient dams la fibri-
ne. C'est l'albumine ct lie sang qui
Torment Pecume qu'on enleve soigneu-
sement pour Pebulition ne la precipi-
tie pas au fond du recipient sous for
me de petits grumeaux grisatres.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29

Celui qui est embaume du parfum
de la charlie, peut Sc presenter avec
joie en- la presence de Dieu.
Ste Catherine.
I my a pas de chemin trop long a
qui marche lentement; on s'aguerrit
par la patience. La Bruyere.
LIE Seigneur regarde advertisement
les votes de rhomme, ct il cosidere
toutes SEES demarches.-Prov. V, "a.
Abonnez-vous d lECHO DE LOU
EST, 500 par IN. h.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29

Give us your work Of Job Printing.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-08-29

Don Evans, Attorney,
275 E. 4th St., St. Paul. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Seoul March 2S-RioIs continue
~ we provinces, and it Is estimated
last icw days. New DEMONSTRATORS
ny me Korean nat.onalists have oc-
.urIeu IN Scou! and many Koreans
ness houses here renai; closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
TENNIS STAR OUT OF NAVY
william VI. Johnston HOPES to yc I'm
Town for niE Event

Ei.W YORK. March oS.-WilIiam NJ.
y Johnston or san Francisco national
SSinsi"S tennis champion in 1918. is il,
New ork on his way to the coast
nic mas Just been discharged from In.
navy. having held the rank of lieu
tenant. Junior grade.
Johnston was East in Tho summer
pi l"ii TO play in the series OF nX
ninli'on matches for the ambulance
H n ncin+' raised by the United states
Na,lonai Lawn Tennis Association, bu,
returned TO the coas, before The tri,,
Was completed to begin training Tor
an ensiEn's commission lie was s,,.
Toned Tor time on tho Oregon, and
MIS- 'hSn assigned TO duty. most o.
Which has. been in Southern water.
ne h spent much time along the Sou,,,
A'mI ,n coasts and in the Caribhcan,
recently he was at Havana whrrc
Nc nad an opportunity to play at the
ncaan" ichnis Club. He won his
matches there. defeating some or ~
ncSt PLAYERS in Havana. While he In.
49,. r'aHcu any tournament; tennis tho
phS' Two summers. he has manarcd "a
rM.'p ms hand in. so that he houcs Il,
season 'E"'s WIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
RULE AGAINST SHIPPING
CONCERNS USING BRIDES
Federal Trade Communication Promise, Il,
rake o"icit Action Against
NinIntOrS.
lKv Associntcd rrcss


WASHINGTON, March 2S.-I.utur.
complaints q! commercial bribery" in
connection with the efforts OF shin
chambers and others TO obtain the
business OF furnishing supplies TO
ships and shipping concerns will be
dealt with promptly, it was said to-
IaE on behalf of the Federal Trade
.oh!hi sSloh. ihe additional state
nent was made that orders 10 ccas,.
the practice would be issued i'm an
Eases Whcrc II was shown money had
nccn given 20 captains. engineers and
o'hcr employees OF customers or pros
pectiNe customers. and the rules of the
roihih sSion would apply with equal
i"rc" 10 foreign as We'll as domestic
shipping.
he commission was represented as
pcihS strongly opposed TO the continue
non or the practice. which has pre-
vailed Tor years. Its attitude was ex-
plaihe" IN connection with an order
iSSueu yesterday asinS' firm Of ship
chandierS OF NcWpor; News va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FOLLOW OUT INSTRUCTIONS
OF RUSSIANS IN HUNGARY
f"rcisn Minister Asserts l.euinc Policy
heinE ttilizcd In New Form
"f Governments.

BCD.\PES'r (via copenhusSD March
;;S:-,hcia Ivun the Hungarian Foreign
Minister. IN an address TO delegates OF
Ihc Ola Communist party On the change
IN regime. declared that with the in
c"r'io OF united revolutionary action
,nc moment had arrived 10 liQuidatc the
Communist party
me Soviet constitution. Beta Kun
continued. was being worked out on
3ne OASIS OF instructions by Leninc. the
huSSiah bolShcviSt Premier. but that
i-ehihc mad declared it was unueccs-
sarE 10 COPY the mistakes Of the Rus
S.ai reNoiution. y dictatorship, the
Foreign Minister added. did NOT neccs
S:rtlN siShifN terrorism. which was
only one OF a relationships weapons
TO he used when necdtui
Bella ILun'S resoIutinn ,,;..nI,.;,, ~,
.onnluniSt party and forming Il united
proietariat party was carried unani-
BY govcrnme.:, order. former Min
is'crs Alexander Szfnak aud Joscpi,
schema nave been lodged in prison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
B. P. o. E. WILL GIVE AID
TO RETURNING SOLDIERS
Annual Convention OF I:iISs nj New
Orleans Decides ON Plans
for Year.
lRy AssoeIatcd Press.


NEW ORLEANS. March oS-Mcm-
bers OF the Benevolent and Protective
Order of EIks, everywhere in the
United States will join hands with the
Federal bureau Of Vocational t:duca-
Ton To aid in the rehabilitation OF DIS
charged soldiers. the war relief com
mittce of the Elns decided "a; Il special
meeting tonight in lieu OF tho three
days national celebration. which be-
gan here this morning. With Drac-
ticaliy every state in the Union rep
resented. II is estimated 10000 Nom
bors are here to celebrate the dedica-
ton OF the new 100000 home recently
erected by tho local lodge. Honor also
will hc paid the local members for Sc
curing first place in the recent ma
tional membership campaign The
New Orleans lodge now has 5000 mem.
bcrS.
Bruce Campbell, grand exalted ruler,
tonight declared tho Eiks intend 10
find positions for discharged soldiers
educate the illiterate ones and find
vocational training for those perma-
ncntly injured.
D.. The feature. tomorrow VIII be tho
parade. in which t.iks and naval and
military organizations viii participate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

l., oof EN liAGEN, March 2S-BcIa
l'. Gn, me leadrr Of The uungarian
prison cell for "a castle. lie wnx t",r,
cry chum OF l.rniuc in Russi, H..
MAS jailed IN hungary when prcyiou.
failed ~ MN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
COLLEGE DIAMOND DATES
"fhihms Team Plans for Fifteen con,
rests with Season ncIIunins
April 10.

"'ih-IAMSTOWN, MASS. March Is
inc schedule for the Williams oil
ieSc baseball team which was an.
nounccd today. contains nr.ccn -,,
ne iiSt follows. the games being a,
y" ma mstown unless otherwise stated
Mprii ~ MaSsachusctts Agricultural
,p'''s"' -. Holy Cross. at Worcester.
Nay |. Union: 8. Colgate: 10. ARM a;
N"St ic;nt II. Harvard. at cam.
ridge; -. Howdon: u. Yale at Sew
r!aVch' y. RENSSELAER, Polytechnic In
SIt"'c' ~ Troy: 80. Amherst. ~. Holy
cross, juno ,. Wesleyan, a, NidJIc
own :, A.nhcrst. al Amber. 49,
university Of Vermont: 81. Wcr; van.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
COMMUNIST PLANS
Noyniist Conspiracy * Discovered
Northwest or
SurutOr.

STOCE HOLM March 2S.--An al
legged roNaliSi conspiracy has been dis
covered at l'cnZa. mort Invest OF sara
toN. in Eastern European Russia. ac-
cord:ng 10 tn" Russian newspaper
kraSnaya Gazctta and ,wcnty-on
persons have been shot by the Boil
sheNiStS in connection with The plot
ne alleged leader Was SukUtinc. a
former marshal Of tn" Russian nobility.
VINO Was lOca, ComniSsary under the
hoiShcNiSt regime. SukOtinc was
executed.
Tne conSpiratorS. according to the
newspaper. planned 30 palm off a
nephew OF the BISHOP or TIA as the
him to Moscow and make a DIR. matte
appeal TO tho people from the krcmlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
SHORN OF THEIR TITLES
Three Men With British Pcernscs in
German Army During
World WAR.
TBy Associated Press. !

LONDON. March 2S.-Thc Duke OF
Albany the Duke Of Cumberland and
Ntscouni Taafc, who adhered to the
enemy during the war. have been de-
prived OF their British pccragcs by a
Kings order in council.
The Duke OF Albany. who is a cousin
of King George. and the Duke OF Cum
berland. Il cousin OF the late King Ed
ward, both served with the German
forces for part at least OF the late
war. Each man WAS royal duke of
Great Britain. Both were British
horn The Duke OF Albany served the
Kaiser under the title OF Prince Charles
Edward. Of Sake Coburs and Gotha
and the Duke Of Cumberland as Duke
Of brunswick and LuneburG. Both
dukes had courtesy commands in the
fhenish army, the Duke Of Albany be-
Ing full general.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
HUDSON.S REPUTATION NOT
CALLED BAD IN DANNIILE;

DANNll.lE. VA. March 2S.--l.aw-
renee II. hudson. who died this morn
ing from wounds received from pro-
h.p!tion agents on the Valley Pike
was native Of Danvile, being the
cightcen-ycar-oid son OF the late &
W. Hudson and Mrs Lucy hudson. Of
fittsylvania County. He was educate
here and for several years dciiv""
kilograms for the Western Union rclc-
graph Company. going twelve months
aTo TO Petersburg. whore he was man
ascr OF transfer line: lie was also
Il ,.nciian Tor the Norfolk and West
crn hallway for short time.
"Mischicvous. hut not bad" is the
character given him by The police and
those who had dealings with him.
His mother. who did not know of
hcr sons death until late this evening.
is Frustrated with grief. Yesterday
when Il telegram brought word from
Winchester jhat the youth WAS dying.
relatives. left here. bu; he died before
they arrived. according TO a subsequent
message received tonight.
Resides his mother. he leaves three
sisters. Mrs. Frank oliver PAGES; Mrs
John Grcde DanNillc. aud Miss Vera
Hudson. Roanoke: also "A brother. G.
H. Hudson. Of Roanoke The body will
arrive tomorrow evening.
The funeral is To he held Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
ANSELL'S LETTER SECRET
Nnr department VIII Not Publish Re
pL! Ia tro" der by Licutcnunt-
Colonel.

WASHINGTON. March oS-I.icuten-
hht-'"!cnci Ansells reply To state
ihvntS ny MaJor-t;encrdl crow,icv,
JHdSc-NdN oCntc- general. on the sub
lrct OF military Justice VIII not he
'nanc puniic by the War Departments
secretary Baker announced today
tnat n" mad returned The letter /.
Colonel Anseli with the suggestion
tha' MS publication would not nc help
iui ana that il the officer had any sug :
StSti"h or recommendation as 10
Sh""ScS III me court martial system
ne could mas" ~ either to his superior
oiticerS or 10 ihr Secretary of War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
SAW SCHOONER SINK
Owner Of River Steamer Declare.
trnft Went Down Opposite
tOl0nini beach.

WASiiINGTON. March 2S.-Sinkins
OF two-mIsted schooner yesterday
IN the Potomac River. opposite Co
!onIdi Beach, Md. abou; seventy miles
below Washington, Was reported here
tonight by Captain t.. Madison Hall
" " nrr OF Il river steamer.
captain nan Saiu his ship stood by
when he saw the schooner Iounderiur
III me heavy gales, hut that he saw
none OF The ships crew IN the water
and believes a.! on board were lost
ne name OF tho schooner and the
number Of her crew were not ascer-
Gained by Captain Hall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FOOD AND DRUG OFFICIALS
FORM PERMANENT SOCIETY
Cnpthin u. -. Rose, Florida state
Chemist. Named President Of New
Association.

~, JAckSONNIiLE FLA March 9S =
.s~I South"ast"ru Food ana Drug OF
.Srhcial Is Association mere today perfect.
~ "a g pcrmah""i organization captain
80 y: foSc. stat" Chemist Of Florida
elected president and j o. clarke
~ United states sur"Uu OF Ch~misirv Sa.
~ vannah. Ca. secretary and TREASURER
IN NJ Allcn. stat. Food Chemist Of
Carolina with hoadquartcrs NJ
~ i!t.elen, War CHOSEN president,
ssre1eC n"rlrs'on "s's selected Tor Tho my,
= eeHictlinr the t'iuc 20 bo chosen later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
MAIL FLYERS BATTLE SNOW
Only Ono Ahtc To Win ASain,, I:Ic.
mcnts Encountered on Long
Island.

WASHINGTON. March osTho h;rh
winu today played havoc with tnc
1mit"d States mail nicrs along Inc
Nilintlc coast Ectwccn washington
and New York the gale blow 20, :,
rate OF from forty to Sixty-Gvc miles
an h"ur. but the United States fiicrs
Mcrr not afraid to match their wits
against. Only one Of the four fiicrs,
hOWcNCr. CAmc ont winner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
L. :. Marshal William Henke, Dies.

i,N Associated fFesi.I
NEW YORK March 2S.--William
iienkci. United states marshal for tho
southern District of New York under
TOUR Presidents. being appointed by
President Mckinley in 1898 and rctir-
ing in 1915. died here today. aged sixty
years. He was IL delegate to every
kepub!ic.n national convention during
the last quarter OF Il century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
STEBBINS is ELECTED
succeeds y. u. Jenkins rs President OF
"erchhntS and Miners Irnus-
portntfOn Company.
tBv Associated Press. !

IN MORE. March 2S.-At a meet
ING Of the board Of directors of the
Merrhants and Miners Transportation
Sonpan% today j. II. Jenkins resigned
as president or tho company. aud X -.
Stcohlns was elected president and
general manager
Mr. Stebbins entered tho service OF
the company in 1887.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
THREATENED WITH DEATH
snip Captain Claims Negro fried to
tut Ground Glass In
Food

Sp.c:al 20 The Times Dispatch
:, ili.A iiSNll.l.E. V ~, March is
nf"uHht lanes Monroe. a colorcd youth.
!" INC lIcathsvillc IaIl. Monroe il al
Captain Edward smith. uboard his ycS
Nc'' ana "i having collected glass to
pnt IN MS food for that purpose Trial
land Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

ST. LOUIS. March IS -Mr.. Cart
4, Z, ma; manmam Gait. pr.sidrni o 10 IA
.lota. american Woman .;uTrs:c As.
non touaN was "i"r.cd '"rlunrur
chairman Of the iclc,.r ~ won,e ;,
E TI'eTS. Miss cath< rim" rterce. OF
, , ~ ,h .on'' was 81. tod Temporary
go rr.hrE; delegates from STATE, Jt,v
ing presidential sutr&sr we-s anmi,;e Il
to the league '"''' 'eu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

ITTTSFI-tGTI. Murch "S.-keprescn-
tativeS VI ~ per cent of the nut. bolt
ana riNct manufacturers of the United
states and Canada agreed upon "a cut
"i from 20 to 40 per cent in war prices
Oh nc products made by their COM
TINS Is in line with the action of the
stcc: industrial concerns" said Charles
sided " - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FEARED ASSASSINATION
Declared Es-Empcror and wife Fled
when Bnudits Attacked
Castle,

GENEVA March 2S.--The flight OF
EN- Emperor Karl and FIX Empress
Iiia. of Austria. to WartiSg. Switzer-
land. was prompted by fear OF assas-
Sination. it is learned The couple fed
after bandits had tackled theia' castle
at fCkartsturm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
PLAN FOR ENTERTAINMENT
'homr suite Houses" 20 Itr Erected
Tor soldiers ut Newport
Nu,vpl,Itr \r,,.. =. ,

NEWPpkT NEWS. VA. March 2S.-
home state houses" Will be erected
mere ior the entertainment Of return
ing soldiers at !. cost Of he;wc.n so
""' ANA S'",OVO. according To announce
inent made by the war camp com
ihuhiiE service. The plan WAS lormu-
'"ich bE thtfcd Cross and later taken
over by the war camp community SER
wee twenty SIX buildings viii be
erected on blum overlooking James
RIVER. known as the Casino and near
the hear; OF the CIV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
onfcr on s'ollci.s

CHICAGO. March Walker -
Hines Director general of railroads
tonight. concluded n series or confer
chces h"ld here win general manager.
oil ra' ironds IN the Southwestern ana
'chlT" Western regions from CHICAGO
IN" purpos" OF his "Trip was 10 confcr
WIN general managers Of the roads
on S"ncral problems OF inc railroad
ADMINISTRATIONS "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

ST LOUIS. Marcn IS. -Lcron y Bun
an East 81. Louis negro dentist VA.
FOUND guilty ana sentenced 10 life inn
prisonm"nt IN the Circuit Court at
Waterloo. Ill, this afternoon on :,
chars" OF "onspirinv 10 murder in
connection with thr killing Of tw,,
detectives in ~ riot in l;as; ST. Louis
til. night OF July !. 1917
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

LONDON. March 2S.-Poethlin won
ne grand national stceplechasc today.
ha iyDogSin was second and Pollen
third Poctniin was the favorite. and
as carry as March / the betting was
IL to that lie would win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Demand Permission Tor Trnop.

tohENllh GEN. Ma.c:I 2S.-rha Ger
man government AZ W"inIar has re-
ceiycd from the allied high command
a demand for pcrmjSsion for Polish
troops 10 land at banzig and to march
through t'"rnan territory TO Poland
according I" dispatch received here
from Wci.uar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FORD BUYS TURBINE
Electric Generators Also bought to
develop Water I'uWcr
Project.

SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. March .s
ittnrN FORD today placed an order
here for 1000 horse power ,ra,cr
'hrpihc ana electric generators to b.
used in the development of a iSatc..
p'"e: PROJECT under construction at
liamiltor: ohio. He already mas pur-
chased tho watcr-poWcr rights MIR
Ford came here personally 10 place th@
order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
HOSTILITY Is GROWING:
~ SHENANDOAH cor T1
NEWS BULLETINS

LEXINGTON. Ky, March "S.-Plans
Tor permanent organizations of tobac-
kentucky for the purpose Of limiting
production Of tobacco so as TO stabil-
lie prices. were perfected at a meeting
OF representative tobacco dealers and
growers here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
TRY OUT NEW PLANE
Most Remarkable Nirpinnc Yet Dr.
signed VIII Carry 100
Persons.
i.oEnnE Mall,

TONDON. March "S.-'rhc Tnrront
uper-triplanc. described by the Daily
News as the most rcmarkablc acroplanc
yet designed is to have it's trial flight
carly next month This great plane
VIII he capable Of carrying more than
than 100 passengers for a distance
OF l,2oa miles. II will have a spccd
OF eighty TO loo miles an hour
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
noIo rnshn'x Friend ReIen.ed.

PARIS. March 2S.-Paul Comfy, a
lawyer who for the past year has been
in the Caiilaux and Holo Pasha ca scs.
mas been allowed Ito leave the prison
temporarily because his health was
confinement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

3N Associated Press.
NASlllNGTON, March, 2S.-The Fed
eral Trade Commission late today de-
MED the application of newspaper
publishing Interests for rcopening Of
its investigation OF ncwsprint paper
costs and prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Great lnrrens~ la Use OF rracto,
WASH tNGrON. March 2S.-.Incre,
use by American farmers of trac
WAS shown today I'm reports from N
matnly $4,000 OF the machines Mi
produced this year. The cstlmut,
more than double the number m!
featured last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
BOLSHEviST PLAN
Movement TX Hcgum Ia Gnin Control
OF Government In
tuStrtu.
lBy Associated Press.

t'' .NSSVt1dt"H FrtSs.
fAiilS. March 2S-Thc communists;
".cnnmts IN Austria arc planning a
movements 70 gam control OF the gov
S,hinch'' The correspondent OF the
Matin az The Hague says he learned
Ir"m Vienna 'rhe movement. IL
iiAhmghed would begin smuitancously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Druggists refund money If pAXD ONT
MEM fails 10 cur" Itching. Blind
bleeding or FrotrudinG Piles stops
Irritation: Soothcs and Heals. You can
get rcStful sleep after the first applic.,
ton Pric" C0c-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

WAStiINt;TON. March 2S-Navy
orders published today announce the
uctai! Of Lieutenant Comma ndcr John
w Gates to duty command Au4tro-
Hungarian ships at Spa!ato."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
DIGEST OF SPECIFICATIONS
mus must Ice submitted In dupcat and should ~.
addressed -

fids must Ice submitted In duplicate and should H..
thici OF Construction Division OF the Army
'lh and
-''''''''' ''' W C'ufer. Washington. D.. e
and The bidder name
s""u'' be
- ''Itn Special he iurnl.i
lne DIVISION Storrhouses utiii
'"e RIM an" artillery In
BIDS must he submitted entire ,.inu WIN Tho
cNrep'on oi me Division Storchousc Area. In addition
possible whhoiding Of either Of Ioiinwing; "
tai The
CD Tn" Static
ih n, lii ''"sp"l or %n"nnt Station lao
uHckHse serving them. viii lined all. "''
Hospitals been ,,rr,
I" the Public Health
lac 80 " '''s '"''
Bids may be submitted more ,.n,ps ar .,y
W.
bidders ! md pr,pcrtv ,,,,...s
'l"ims Maps showing The WI:
on reuu"s' ana VIII form Inform,
inc constructing tn.
IN" SUCCESSFUL bidder to ovrrnmcn, s,rs
releases claims
su"rHh''" 10 either furnish
% suy. thn
AGAINST all he
satisfactory bohd IN sum pr"iicacd upon ,ond ions
Bids hold iron, dat. Of onopnr
- S'''" POS
Possession To BE- given cam released by IN.
star OF tho Army. cas- da
80" "''' 'i's are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

BERLIN. March 2S.-Gencra! Won
ilcSser. Tor many years commander OF
the former imperial headquarters. chat
icnged Count liocnsbroech to Il duel
because in Il pamphlet. Ioensbrocch
tho former EInpcrors
Lokal AnZcigcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FEELING GROWS BITTER
TOWARD DRY OFFICERS
Shenandoah and Frederick County Citizens Incensed by
Shooting to Death Of Two Alleged Liquor
Runners-Second Victim Dies.

shenandoah citizens here today said
nothing had been done. and the where
abouts of the men charged with two
murders are not knowa. Prompt ac-
tion. they declared. is necessary 10
prevent hostile demonstrations in that
county.
Relatives aimed the body of iIud :
son tonight and plan 10 take ii To Dan
vile tomorrow afternoon. y CorOncr'S
jury * 10 view il in the meantime.
OF Mrs. Lucy Hudson. of ai0 jefferson
Avenue. DanV!llc
IL was said tonight Hudson went to
after Christmas to demon
stratc automobiles for dealer. and
that this was his first experience in
aiding in carrying liquor through the
state. The body or Shackeiford was
sent tonight TO the home Of his wifc's
father. T.. 7. Thomas. at Raleigh. y. G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

STOCKHOLM. March 2S.-rhc Boil
shcvists continue TO fall back on their
entire western front north of the Pri-
pet marshes, according Co Il report from
kovno. II is expected that Wilma. the
capital of Ltthuana, will soon be evac-
dated by The BoiShcviStS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

LONDON. March 3S.-A dispatch from
Omsk announces tina, Admiral kol-
chaks army, as a result OF Il brilliant
attach and much hard lighting has re-
captured the town Of lifa. which re-
Gently was occupied by the I;olshc-