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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

City school Board will meet In
the Administrative building, =.
nnsebnii. PInutcrs' National hank
vs.. National state and city Hnnk.
Byrd Park, >.
Committee In charge Of nrrnnve-
mcnts for homecoming week win
meet ut the Northumberland Club,
S,l5.
The business Women's Club OF the
\. w. 4. a. will hold an Important
meeting at the central building, 6:3U.
Sermon h! rabbit Edward ".
taiisrh and spcriui musicnI scryise
ut bcth Ahnbnh Temple, SAILS.
The women's Missionary Circle of
RIchmond will meet nj Grace street
baptist Church, 4 nnd 7::,O.
The annual competition drill for
gold medal will he held In the
Henedictinc College auditorium. S:3O.
The Home Demonstration Club,
under the direction Of Miss Mpude
Wallace. will hold uy April meet
ing in room GRO OF the Jefferson
Hotel. :s::s6.
"'fhc Joilics of 1912" u minstrel
musical comedy cxtrnvnEnnzu. nj
the Academy Of Music. S,I5.
Miss Mabel brown will speak ut
The WOni;tn'> Club, u: 40.
Scomt Troop No. TO will assemble
at headquarters for Victory Loan
parade. in:::0.
The Advertisers Club will hold 81.
weekly luncheon ut tho Uusincs.
Mems Club. !.
Vaudeville. Lyric. a:a0. 1880 and
9:3O.
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HEARING ON REGULATIONS
DiscuSHion OF Changes 81. Fhhins
Structures in chesapeake Hay
Way y.

WASHINGTON, April IA public
hearing will be held before Il board of
engineer officers OIL May in the office
Of the board OF engineer. for rivers
and harbors. Washing ton, for the pur-
pose of considering changes desired il,
"Nistin: regulations for fishing Struc-
lures in Chesapeake Bay and tritu-
taricS
Existing regulations governing fish
ing structures in Chesapcakc raw and
tributaries may be obtained from The
United States engineer office at Baiti-
more. Md, the United States engineer
Office at Norfolk, Va. or the United
states engineer Office ~ Washington.
At either OF :lia above Offices may be
seen maps showing localities in which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
RICHMOND Y. M. C. A. MAN
Is PRAISED BY SOLDIERS
James r.. Dirkerson Wins Regard Of
froops in Service Dun
Hnr-Meust, ErNnce.
special 70 The Tjnes-pisn.


NEW YORK. April .4.-Special dis
,inc'ion has been Won by James G
,!ckcrson. ot AZ North rhiriy-fourtn
S.r"rt. Eichinond, Va, Toy his work as
J. NJ. g. 4. secretary with the A1ncri-
can cApcditionary forces at Dun-sur-
McuS". France. where he Is now scrv-
IA.
in an open letter, which was re-
Gently made public, Fiist Lieutenant
John \. Lewis, commIrder OF unit
OF the quar'crmastcr's corps. To which
.hc Richmond mau had been a:tac hcd
PAID the Following tribute 10 his ser
Mn birkcrson las won the respect
ana arrrcciat!on OF ali vino have been
associa:cd wiz, him BY his constant
application 10 duty and his untirins
efforts "a give cheer 10 tho troops
located IN thai vicinity. He has shown
wonderful energy and determination
III a calling entirely new Ia him. and
the host OF pleased troops is The result
Of his SUCCESS
This organization recently left Dun
sur Accuse and Il is Thought Citing
mat this certificate be sent to Mr.
D'rkerson as mark of apprcciat ion
for tie services rendered"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
MODEL HOUSE PLAN
Own r-0wn-HOmr Create. I.i>cI,
Interest In Que Ohio
VA SII1N1.n,DN

WASHINGTON. April % tSpeciaN
An experiment dc'hy an Ohio citl,
proves what IN meet a model nous,,
may have on a 'ucal Own Nour-0,cu-
Home" campaisn. The real estate
board OF the city selected a most at
tractive plan. This was quite on, OF
the ordinary, in coloni.l s:ylc. lie on
trance being a. The side through a
portico, while the wide porch cN;ended
across one end the outsiuc chimney.
gong up through II and anOrdin. an
opportunity for an outs!d. AS Well az
an inside fireplace.
Most OF the contractors and matrri,i
men worked 1T cost. =, number of
nuiidcrS ana merchants made substan-
sa! donations. When the house was
nn!Sned SfUo vas spent in advertising.
ana one afternoon 5.cu0 persons went
tnronSn the house. while Is many more
stopped to admire il from the outsiiio
it was SOLD ~ reasonable price. I'M;
a. p"on', ana, as "a result OF ;nr dem
ohStranon IN h5.|c puAdir.. NAM. Nor.
sons were interested 20 TIC oojnt or
eskiiS steps 30 own th.i. own homrs
This model house IDEA is su.rrs,e,i
as d hfSs-fa:e method OF c.ntei'inc in
.cse IN Il !0ca canvlien for = :,:
lorus Il mans % sh"win" cnacilv VIVA.
sons.I urt.on a p!cSent-1av prices OF
hiatcr'a! and luhur costs in :, s1rci., :
p!ace, ano the house. mcyitah,, ,rurh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
BENEFIT DANCE IS GIVEN
FOR H0WITzER RECEPTION
has from Enterisinmen, nj Blu..,
'h''s oeroied TO Welcome
or ArriIlersmen

For the BENEFIT OF tina -,,
fund of the Howitzcrs. In" pnc,;H ',i,ins
batterY, and I'll" hcaduusrters ia
subp!E,,,companies Of the One iim,d ',.d
Sio sieVehth Field Archery, thn
MS,han AnNI!!ary Of the Hov.i.znrs
WI give a dance and cntert, .nnIn,,s
soInoEroW n.sht. beginning ri s.96
q , GioSk IN thc i}lnes' .iinory. An,gjs
WI! be furnished by Jazz hand ''"'''
The dance committee Is c"H,nns.s
isis. kobe't 'iudson and MSS Lila Nj
mnser; nc punch booth wili be prcside d
I h,'rs. oE MS, u; G Walthar. AIRS White
sold by Mrs. Holt and Mrs, Svlnn, az .,, ns
zee zee cream BY Mrs Abbott ana lis t,'e
Charles McCurdy '"' MIS-.
the One Hundred and r,-.y.,, rs.
Artiliery vii! be hack carly in ~
snd II Is planned TO give lie nos J,
great reception Ivy Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
NO CLUE AS TO MURDER
Norfolk Police Have Mysterious Trsr-
edS ON Hnud for See
luti0n.
by AsAneiatrd pres.

NORFOLK, VA, April ct Divided
between various theories, detectives are
todaE CROPPING for some real clue tina,
VII! icau TO a solution Of the murder
or Mrs Dorothy Schwap and the
woundins OF her companion. Elmer
Chapman, shortly after midnight this
morning: near l:iwoOd Cemetery
confined 10 thc hospital with a bull
.ci wound in his right hip, Chapman
told the authorities that he and Mrs,
Hchwah were held up ana shot by q,
ncEr" hishwayuan who emerged from
ms place OF hiding in the hedge in
front o. the cemetery and demanded
mat thcy throw uD their hands and
give him their money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SEEKING FOUR FUGITives
Richmond Police Notified of E.
Three Murderers and mic. '"
ReNArds

evidence that crim!naI way. %
growing was received al poiicr H..
quarters yesterday when Tour postcr.
in ono mail. N'i'e
The, largest reward N.s for si.noo
toT the capture Of !saah Fountain,
Ioiored. VINO escaped from the ia!l. at
Saston, Nd. on April 81. The Cover
nor OF Georgia offers a reward Of $500
and $500 additional is offered FOR Inc
capture Of Tom Griffin, who IS alleged
70 nave murdered Deputy Shcrin
George J. Downicy. OF F'itzeersld Ga
On April 6. Two men wanted rar
murder in New York city were posted
Sai"atore lppoiito. an Italian, and
Theodore Hamilton colored ALA :
'Buckshot." who is charged with the
rnurderyof J. W. Winfield, also coiorcd
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iEy Associated Press. J

P.tRls, April s4.--.as TO tho gravity
Gan o, inc c.,s:s Which has arisen in the
opinions IN France today There il;
asrccment also that no stone must DC
LETT unturncd 10 find = solution of tho
existing deadlock.
As TO tho causes OF the crisis opinions
usner widely. The more conservative
oriri ion. s represented by such organs
Us the Figaro. is inclined to deriorc
President Wilson's action in masking
his settlement public as likely TO do
Its evident object" the Figaro snys,
Is 20 transfer. 20 TIC market place ne
Sn.,sstionS and an discussion much better
vas only Il difference might thus be
tr1nsto'ned into quarrel.'
inn NJ; 81; Hrice; In lie Journal says ,hc
Italians. nc thinks. committed n gross
tlunIer in publishing their claims In
advance: thus eliminating all posi-
Lilly OF maneuvering,
1t was Il bad start, which weighed
hsavilH on ZIG negotiations from tho
si"ns only acccntuatcd the points of
Inference Tho compromise plan left
hy PRESIDENT Wilson when he with
drew from tho "ouncii Of four on April
IL might have had some chance of
success If j; had heen put forth by
an :nderendcnt arbitrator. but France
ana EMS sad could not very we'll in
treaty. Of London"
Fearful of Results.
NJ. 81. Brjcc declares that a rupyurc
was so far from tire Intention OF the
Italians Yesterday :hp: in tho morning
salvatore EarZi!ai lieu upon Premier
'lemenceau in behalf OF the Italian
delegation. and submitted fresh pro
PcSai Tor = compromise. by which Italy
would take he city of Fiumc and the
JnGo- SlaSS The suburb of SnSak across
III" River Eccinc Italy further agreed
10 rcnouncc her ella inns to the Dalma
tian coast. getting the islands only
ana receiving from the league OF ma
cities Of lara and Scbonicc. The hori.y!!
was clearing. the writer declares w.nei.
President WILSON'S statement ,-,i..
like hombsheil.
Writing III the Echo dc Paris. "i,.r-
tnaN launches fierce di.;ribe
asains. President Wilson
w" nave already sacrificed 800 much
~ INC WilSon!an doctrine. Solcmnly
condemned by tho American voter.
EAST November. he says. The inter-
nltiona! regime We have accepted for
tue Saar marks IN act OF weakness
which VIII cost our country dear. Arc
" going stiil farther today in our
enthusiasm for tho new order? Arc
We going 20 tear UP all existing trca-
lies" Is nothing o rema!l, OF our, al
lance"
Lpcuvrc represents the opposite cx-
tren,c among the commentators.
we do not disguise the fact that in
>uCh Il moment we heard with Gcnuipc
emotion tho voice OF President Wilson
rise above tic lnuttcIinsS OF these
International ntahaiations." it says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
SAYS ALL ARE PULLING
TOGETHER SAVE POSTAL
f">tmnstcr-tcn BurIcson Charged
That Company's UecOrds Arc
Improperly Kept.
{ Dy Associat,d Prcss.

WASlilNGTON. April 24.-Postmas
tcr-Gcncral Buricson. in q formal
statement today. said of moro than
10000 telephone and telegraph compa-
mes in tho country all were working
tremendously in COO operation with the
ostmastcr-Gcncrai except the Posta!
TELEGRAPH Cable Company.
He declared the attitude of the Pos
tai officials could only 'be attributed
20 the fact that its dealings with tho
Postal estabiishm cnt made II necessary
to disclose tho fact that it's records
have been kept SO as TO prevent state
tax officials of the various States from
access 10 iiGures showing the value OF
property subject TO local taxation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
FAILURE 10 ASIA MT:NICU To
PARTICIPATE CAUSE OE ACTION

BN Associated ifc.s.i
WASHlNGToN. APRIL .4.-Failurc o!
the allied powcrs 10 invite Mexico TO
participate in tho conference Of ncu-
trails AK Paris has aroused President
CarranZa 10 bitter resentment which
has been enhanced by the incorporation
Of recognition OF The Monroe noctrin.
in tho covenant o. the league OF ma
tioHs without consultation with Mexico
This was the explanation in we'll
Informed quarters today OF statements
issued by The Mexican Foreign Office
yesterday disavowing adherence TO the
Monroe Doctrine and announcing the
Withdrawal of III. Mexican rcpresen-
tative in France
1t was indicated that the develop
ments We're not unexpected here, he
cause Carran1a had been awaiting an
opportunity 20 get his agent away from
Paris for the real reason tina: lie had
been unable TO secure recognition from
either the French Or The British GOV
crnmcnt.
q j. was learned authoritativeiy that
SO TAR from according recognition, the
allied powers have made Il clear 20
Mexico that the CarranZa Govcrnnc
is looked upon with suspicion because
OF its treatment OF foreign investors
and its attitude toward foreign ma
ttonals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
CHAMBERLAIN ON STAND
aviator Declares lie Sticks {" Original
St"rS-tertnin file DOwned
Two Hun Planes.

:. PAElS,, April 24-Captain Edmund
.. Chambcrlai, OF Texas. took the
stanu In his own defense today al the
american naval court-martial in con-
nection with his reported aerial cy-
pioits on on the british front last sum
i,,er. Ihe captain testified that he
stood by the original story he told on
ms return from the unofficial niSht he
made on July IS, lie declared he was
certain ne had brought down two Ger
man machines. but was not certain
about two others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

igmatcd as NC Seapiane Division l."
Tho complete personnel VIII not he
announced until Monday. hut II is un-
dcrstood that in addition to CON-
mandcr Towers four other officers who
have been associated with him in pro-
pairing plans for the Iight will make
the trip. They are:
Commander Holden C. Richar,iSou %
the bureau OF Construction and Repair:
Lieutenant Commanders Patrick " l..
Ecil!nGcT and Albert G. Read. nf the
bureau OF Operations. and Lieutenant
Comma nler Robert l.. Lavender. OF the
bureau OF Steam Engineering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
CIRCLE HAS YEARLY MEETING
missionary Workers OF Ba,,i., Chur..
Begin Annual C0ncinve This
Afternoon,

Al Grace street Baptist chuycn NJ,
fftday. April IS. the Baptist Women's
missionary Circle OF Richmond viii
mold It's annual meeting. The after
supper will be served at S o'clock and
tho evening session will begin al : 20.
There VIII be special music BY an or
cchestra under the direction OF Miss
!sts WIN be presented by students from
Wssthampton College and clubs from
the House OF Happiness.
Among the speakers Will be DR.. J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
HoNoRs RED CROSS WORKERS
kfnE OF Greece Copfers Decorations ON
Fourteen for Notable Relief
Service.

w ASIilNGTON. April 2i.-Fourtecn
members of the American Red Cross
MISSION 10 Greece have been dccorate ed
derId in relief worn.
Lteutenant-Colone Edwin Il. Cams.
mead OF the mission. received the Cross
or the Royal Order OF the Redcener
tho most important order OF knirh;
mood conferred in Greece Other mem
bcrs of tho mission decorated incIu,I"o
ton. Ga. - 7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
WAGE FIGHT ON DRY LAW
besin Circulation In California Of re.
ttioH in Prohibition
Matter.
LRy !A,sariaiedrrn..

San FRANCISCO, April .4.-Circu
ia.!on throughout California OF the
Ecterondum petitions against the ma
tional prohibition amendment and ihc
ilarri.; act to enforce the amcndmcn;
was begun today, it was announced hy
me California Grape Protective Asso.
citation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
URGE NEW CABLE LINE
Speakers nj Amcricnn-Jnpan Societ,
Dinner Say better Comn,upi-
cations Needed.
LEY Associated rr.,.

new cable line across the Pacific TO
insure bette: communication between
Japan ANA the United States was urged
ny speakers ~ dinner given last
night by tho American Japan Society
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

east 10 greater share in the nations
foroign trade were presented to the
Shipping Board today by II delegation,
composed OF Senator's. State reprcscn-
tatives and the South Atlantic Mari
time Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
llIf.Ii Tide
Plan Commercial Conference.

NEW YORK. April 2A-Aumounce-
neht was made here today by John
Barrett. director general OF tn, Pam
American Union. that the Pan Amcri-
can coinmerc!al conference VIII be held
IN WASHINGTON from June = 10 :, Re
prcScnthtlF"S from twcnty-onc Amer
lran republics are expected TO attend
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Argentine ,.I Dnrbcr. to Strike.

BCENOS AIRES "Wednesday
S3.-fivc thousand BARRIERS arc Drepnr.
ms 20 Strike tomorrow. The men arc
abolition of tipping. TO meet the w. ,mc
demands OF the BARRIERS The cost OF q
shave is expected TO double .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
ANNOUNCE NAMES MONDAY
Men Who Did Not Go to France Dur.
ing War VIII Participate In
Overnens flight.

WASHINGTON. April! ~. - Officers
and men OF tho naval aviation service
who arc 10 man the three seaplanes IN
the transatlantic flight next month
nave been selected exclusively from
among those Sho could no: be given
duty Overseas during tho war. Com.
mander John II. bwcra will command
INC ncct. which has been Officially dcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
LONDON PAPERS COSDONE
ACTION OF PRESIDENT

LONDON. April 24.-"A document oe
decisive Importance tho Manchester
Guardian terms President Wilson'S APP
peal. Pointing out that The question
Is ono OF applying principles, il con-
! tinucs:
! That IS what gives TO ,his great
| its supreme Importance. an Importance
| going far beyond the particular matter
| i'll controversy. -.
Let there he no mistake as TO it's
! he means. These arc not merely
I words, they are an act"
The Guardian analyses the Italian
position in a sympathctis vein, saying
!; can perfectly understand Italian feel
ing In a matter whcrc historic tradi-
ton PLAYED so important = part but
Il warns Italy against pressing his
toric ella inns too hard.
After ALL" concludes inc Guardian.
tho support of America for a world
| peace Is worth n good deal more. than
state could hope to derive from add
ing strip to its own frontier.
dorscs Presidents Wilson'S statement.
thinks that his appeal was made with
the-fuli pririty and consent of Mr..
Lloyd George and adds: FOR not
der moral obligation 20 square every
decision She takes in rcma piping The
world with the axioms of peace in
the fourteen points
Lauds Wilson's Action.
The Daily News, under the heading
The Breaking Point" calls attention
10 the grave crisis.
\ conviction that President Wilson
would never have taken such step
except as last resource. after the
failure of all private negotiations. il
voiced by the Express. 1T would he
idle to speculate on whaA. will fol-
low" the newspaper says. The two
antaSonistic principles which have
been more or less in yelled o.onfiic;
throughout tho deliberations Of tho
conference are now met in death
graDDic One or the other must yield
and the defeat OF ci;her VIII in all
proba bility be final. II Mr.. Wilson's
principles prevail. all claims Snch ~
those Italy is now advancing must be
abandoned permanently. If. OH the
other hand, Premier Orlando'S ella inns
arc recognized. then there is an end
TO thc principle ri scif-determnatiou
every where"
The Express declares the situation
is very serious, but maintains that in
questions which threaten the confer
cnce with disaster, the press and pub
lie have no power to give any sort
OF judgment" II urges the British to
blind!y and uni;cdiy support Premier
lloyd George az the nations repre-
Scn:I i've.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

j., Love who has recently returned
from u sin mouths tour OF China and
Japan Other features on the program
VIII ho the annua. repor; OF Miss Nan
mic West director OF the House 81 Hap
p!ness. and reports of the years work
from tho churches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25
PARIS PAPERS CONDEMN
AND PRAISE, PRESIDENT
All Agree to Gravity of Crisis and Assert Some Settle
ment Must Be Reached-London Editors
Support Wilson,

president Wilson tired Of ma con-
hdential wircpull;ng OF secret dip
iomacy. has finally rent tho veil aud
appealed to public opinion"
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Present Claim. 20 Shipping Board.

Ivy Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. April 24.-Benc6ts tc
he derived from greater use OF South
At!antic ports and claims OF the South.
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!! DOCTRINE HoTLY
lssA|lED BY MEx|CANs
Declare American Principle Reflects
on Country's Sovereignty
and Independence.
is BITTER AGAINST ALLIES
PAM Recalled From Paris Because
FraHcc Has Not Recognized Car
rama Regimc-I'ailurc to Invite
TO Scutral's Congress Is Resented.
.[By A.soein,cd PrrSs.l

y afEXICO CITY, April o4-The non
Recognition OF the Monroe Doctrine by
The Mexican government and the recall
from Paris OF Alberto j. PAM, minister
ito France. TO await orders In Spain,
formed the substance Of two statements
printed identically by all Mexico City
papers last night as having been SivcA
out Officially by Salvador Diego Fer
nande3. chief OF stan in charge of tho
Department OF Foreign relations
Ono statement reads:
Since pecembc. last year Alberto j.
PAM has held credentials az minister
Mexico. Notwsihs;a ndine the fact that
the French government last November
expressed its Willingness 10 accept
senior Pants nomination he mas been
French government throughout his long
stay in Paris. In view OF tho above
circumsts noes President tarran%a.
I through this department. has ordered
chat Scnor PAM. together with the L.
CATION corps, proceed from France TO
Spain, there n await cahl"i :nStruc-
tions.
Doe. Ne, Recognize Monroe Doctrine.
The other statement follows.
Tie conference now meeting at
l.a.is has considered the recognition Of
.,ie Monroe Doctrine S"mc govern
ments, friends oi Mexico. have asked
doctrine and that Mexican Dcpa" tanen,
OF Foreign relations has answered that
'hc Mexican government has not re-
rosYixcd and will not recognize the
Monroe Doctrine or ANY other doctrine
that attacks the sovereignty and ;ndc-
pendencc OF Mexico
The recall! from Paris Of Minister
PAM has been rumored umoflicially fey
more than week. There have also
been reports that General Eduardo
Has; who has been nominated Mcxican
although there is no Official informa-
zion relative to The Hattie. report.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

PARIS. April 2i.-Ignaco Ian
laderewski the Polish Premier. and
Madame Padcrewski have returned Ia
Paris from Switzerland
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Prince OF Vale. becomes Mason.

LONDON. April ai-Thc Prince Of
Wales has been initiated as 4 Free
lTaSon.
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Robbers Loot ohio unn,,.

: CPPER S.ANDCSEY. g., April Of
] l'ooocrs entered the Bank OF iiarpstcr.
near more carly this morning and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-25

escaped with over 100000 In Liberty
bonds and other valuables taken from
safety deposit boxes.
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LocnI Tcmper1l1urc Nn,lcrL,,
IN IMronrANr CITIES.

Local Observations at y J.. VI. Yesterday
lrhpcr"furc, - ~. wind direct ion nnrth
WIN" Nef"c;tN, ;" miles: weather. clear