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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Yes; S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

pepsia and often entirely running the
health.
S $. s is made entirely OF gentle
acting. healing. purifying roots,
herbs and banks, possessing proper
ties that build up all parts OF the
system. in addition to removing all
impurities and poisons from the blood
s. s s is a safe treatment for Rheu-
matism. Catarrh. Scrofula. Sores and
Ulcers. SKIN Diseases. Blood Poison.
and all disorders OF the blood II
eleanses the entire system and It's
permanent Get s s s at any drug
store today. L is a standard remedy
recognized everywhere as the great
est blood antidote ever discovered
II yours is a peculiar case write 20
Medical Director. Isl swift Labora-
tory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

teams had as hard a fight as in the
first game.
The firsmen played a strong game
and 10 was predicted by many on
lockers that. after some practice and
getting used 10 the floor. the fire
boys viii give the veterans a real
run for honOrs- The firemeu's team
shows great promise" stated physical
director Holm after the game. con
sidering the floor conditions were
strange 10 them and that the team
mas had but limited practice With
their facilities TO practice, II is safe
to say that there viii be a close game
The next time Lhess Two teams nseLr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Firen7en Team
Loses Hard Game

Saturday night at the Y. " C. A.
gymnasium the business mems volley
bail team added another scalp 10 their
belt by winning two out OF three
from the Bliss street and central fire
stations united team After the game.
the teams split and played a social
game. in which members OF both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

spiked on the lame knee in one OF the
teams practice games down in Flori-
da- It looks more and more like
Black Jack is done for as an active
PLAYER
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

game the box score follows and which
Elll give fans an idea Of the damage
done 10 base hits and some blows
winch should not have been hits al
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
Established ADril lGsi.
STATE NATIONAL BANK

Capital. Surplus and Profits. $3.50. 600
Interest Paid on Savings Accounts.
C r Morehead, Pres.
joseph Magoffin. Vice-Pres-
C. n Basseft. Vice reE
r y McAfee. Asst Cashier.
Geo D. Flory. Cashier.
G. n Nebeker. Asst Cashier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

4 seemed more Ike q rot q base
hits and runs than a baseball game,
but the wind can be blamed for what
would have otherwise been a very
creditabIe score. The final tally in
the fifth inning, % to q. in favor OF
the City team. Is not all indicative
Of the brand Of ball which can be
dispensed by these teams and It was
Just their hard luck to draw such q
bad day, climatically speaking The
PLAYERS were not the only ones that
suffered. however, as motorcycle cop
Elmer Wilson expressed IL, enough
real estate was carried away by the
fans in their eyes ears and clothing
to build an adobe house, and It
seemed like an off day for everyone
and everything except Rio Grande
park itself which maintained its rec
ord
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Rio Grande park, If remember
rightly. back there IN 1913 was dedi-
Gated by manager John AfcCloskey OF
the Rio Grande association on Satur-
dav. Nav g. when his team met NiIl
Tur1ev's crowd from Las Cruces And
81 rafned sand on that day On the
following afternoon, which was sun
dav. however. II was worse than ever
and the final score between the Las
Cruces and FL Paso teams was ~ %
IL in favor Of the El Paso team. the
home bows being 2 little more used
to the sand than the visitors Since
that ausnicfous opening the park mas
been visited bv every young cyclone
that has struck Fl Paso--and quite
number that has really passed the
CITY hut has dropped IN on the fans
ct 2 SUNDAY zane just 20 say hello
-. l. . lila
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
SANDSTONE IS
SUNDAY VICTOR
Rapid Shifting Of Real Es-
tate Makes It Necessary
To Call the Game.
By BUD RUTHERFORD.

Rio Grande park-that center Of
athletic activity which seems TO have
been endowed with more wind and
rain than any other favored spot in
the city. was visited by a large. loose
quantity Of fine grained sand Sunday
afternoon, which was suddenly trans
ported from Ait Franklin and its ad-
lacent foothills. When It seemed as
II all OF the sand on the mountain
mad blown down on the field 10 was
as suddenly blown back again and in
the crOss-current foul lines were
buried, bases resembled small white
rocks OF q field Of soft sand and IL
became necessary to call the game,
then in the throes OF a fifth inning.
between the City All-Stars and the
Seventh CaEalrv hasehaII teams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

There IS only one cure for this kind
Of a baseball field and Eat IS to
Thoroughly damnen It before each
game The not fnconsiderate wettinE
that Il IS now getting is inadequate
fnasmuch as the dry sand literally eats
un an Of the moisture it receives An
eTperfenced Eeologist once declared
that wherever there was hard. gritty.
dry sand there was oil and Fl Paso
certainly has a large pool floating
around somewhere Il this IS an indi-
cation But returning 70 the ball
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

Totals -.....37 % % IS z
1.-TWO men out when game called
Score by innings
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28

The hope Of New York ought to be,
II IL is not, that Alexander is out OF
shape and will be slow IN coming into
his true form. and that Vaughn, VINO
has been i'll during most Of the spring
training trip, viii not get into condi-
ton untn after the first series be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-28
THE CLUBS

TGains since position value was first doped-
Losses since position value was first doped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
MRS. MILLHISER REPORTS
THEFT OF MANY Jewel {
Continued From, Fire,

---- --oII SLn uea r rom FIRST Page
client. ~ '"c''
II was suggested by investigators
mat tne Disappearance Of the levels
may nave resulted from The operations
81 thleyes who might have followed
MIS-. M!iih!ser from q Florida resorr
Wnere she and her husband Mad been
Saying pF!o: 10 their arrival in New
Mr Mi!ihiser had al one time b.en
p.on .nent as manufactures Of wood
sn"are, and is said 10 have hecn
neavilE Interested in p!,tsburrh steel
The Will o. Mrs. Milhlser's husband.
H!eo today IN the SurroEate's ON
The.e; caves 10000 10 Edgar I.nirh
..ajh oeih. OF TINS city ~ ne be IiyiSr.
Anu az ny employ al the lime Of M
. .s1h Inc residue Is beaueslhed -
~ es,aiors daughters. Julia de
t,ttir,nex Ml!iniser and Elizabeth C;jmhel
,nn;he, lhty today gave 20 their
lhoSheH during her life an annual IN.
I ,sn eq ia! 70 nint-tenths OF their total
in.o'e cpoh The death OF Mrs. Mil.
'he Pr!ncipa! IN equal shares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
MAY STORE LIQUOR
AGAINST DRY TIME

NSonIlnued FROM First Pagel
AFTER the passage OF the act, and nos.
SESSION se after that date by any per
son not legally permitted under This
title to possess liquors Shall be re-
Eardeo as evidence that IL is kent FOR
purposes OF sale. This. however docs
hon apply to home stocks
Inc oilIs definition OF what is in.
toNleatinE l!quor-any beverage or
product containing more ,han one-haIf
81 J. per cent alcohol--was retained
~ was said that members Of tho COM
1nittee discussed this section a, length
some contending that il one Concrnss
unoertook 10 define Intoxicating liquors
as one-half OF l per cent another Con
Eress could come along and MAKE IL
per cent or any figure il chose There
vas 1ust a danger, members said that
prehlnltion would get into politics.
Representatire Gard appointed last
year with ChairmaA Nolstead and Rem
resentatire Wha.ry.-of South Carolins
70 draw UP bill for enforcement Of
wartime prohibition. endearored 10
nave the committee substitute his bill
,hairman Nolstead ruled against a mo-
non 10 THIS effect. and was sustained
IL was said that the wartime measurc
was more liberal in It's provisions, bur
AS the committee had refused 10 sepa
Tate wartime and constitutional pro
hipiuon, II Was unwilling, members ey-
planned. 10 make any distinction in the
matter OF enforcement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Money Positively
Filthy, They Claim
Copper Plate Printers Ask
Congress to Provide for
Freer Circulation.
IBv Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. June 2A.--NIoney circu-
iatinS IN parts of the country remote
from washington and cities where
there are subtreasurics is so "flthy'
as to be menace 10 The public
health" according To delegates today
attending tho convention here of tho
Steel and Copper Plate Printers Union
oil North America. resolution was
adopted asking Congress to enact
legislation which would insure freer
ana easier monetary circulation.
west, delegates declared, the money
had become old and so germ laden
tnat people hesitatcd to handle it,
New paper currency could be substi-
tuted. they said. by way Of solution
" there was provision in the law for
the Treasury Department to pay for
the transportation o! paper currency
TO and from the banks Copies OF the
resolution were sent to President Wil-
son. Congress and tho Secretary OF the
treasury. resolution was adopted
indorSinE All actions taken by the
Atlantic city convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Has Thanksgiving
Every Day

Two years ago, after suffering
many years with stomach trouble,
took a course OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. and haven't been sick day
since. can eat anything want
and have no pain at all. Three doc
tors had advised operation. but your
remedy has cured me. Every day
is thanksgiving for me- 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practi-
cally all stomach, liver and intesti-
nal ailments. including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re-.
funded. For sale by Grant Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
AIM IS TO DEVELOP CLOSER
RELATIONS WITH AMERICA
I'rcSident-Elcct of Brazil, DR.. pcsson
Hifes Expression to Warm Scnti-
nents OF Fricndshfp.
IBy Associated rrcss.l

WASHINGTON. June o!-Develop-
nent of close commercial relations be-
tween Brazil and other countries. the
United States. in particular. was de-
clarec today by DR.. Epitacio Pessoa
l'!esident-cl or Brazil. to he one OF
the inns OF his coming administration
In his last public address, made at
A luncheon given in his honor by Sec
reiary, Rediield. Dr. Pessoa said the
United States held two undcniablc
titles 10 Brazilian friendship! This
country. he said. always has been a
trade friend OF Brn@ii, and also IN
the United states the Brazilian pco-
pic sec the means through which their
commerce may be further developed.
The festivities in honor OF PRECEDENT
Elect Pcssoa ended tonight. with n re-
ception at the Pan American Union
given by Acting Secretary OF state and
Mrs Polk. Dr.. Pcssoa and his party
will leave Washington tomorrow morn
ing for New York. and later will visi,
Ottawa and Boston before sailing for
Brazil July 6 on the dreadnought
Idaho, OF tho United States Navy
DR.. Pessoa. wife and daughter and
several other members of the party
were guests tonight at a dinner al The
home Of Acting Secretary Polk, while
the remainder of the party were enter
tanned At dinner at the home Of AS
sistant Secretary OF State Breckinridsc
Iona.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SEND CONGRATULATIONS
TO BISHOP O'CONNELL
Catholic Educational As.ociution
Praises Richmond PrclRtc for
His Work.
tRv Associated Prcss.l

ST LOUIS. June 2i.-The secular
s:>stem of education in the United
States was denounced as ''patte-ninE
after the German idea" and as ''iua-
Educational Association in annual con-
Vcntiou hero today.
ri. Rev. Thomcs j. Shahan. president
Of the Catholic University at WASH
inEton. and president OF the associa-
ton. declared present-day education re-
suited from modern materiaiistic phi
loSophy and that such philosophical
systems had brought Europe into ruin
and misery, from which 1t would not
recovcr'for centuries"
kilograms OF congratulations on
their work during the last year were
sent 10 Pope Benedict. Cardinals Glib
hons and O'Connell. Archbishop Hanna.
OF San Francisco, and Bishop O'Con-
nell. OF Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BERLIN; Juno 9t.--Thc Berlin press
Is Tying late today to obtain conhr-
That Count Won Rrockdorii- Rantzau
had committed suicide.
Justice OF INC supreme court, had a
prior 10 departing for Palestine
, PARIS, June 2i.-Thomas Nelson
Page, United States ambassador 10
Italy has arrived here FOR confer
hassador. il is understood has not We:
resigned, contrary 10 tho many reports
nuI his return 10 Rome is said to de-
with the President
AUSTIN TEN. June @4-The House
OF the Texas legislature late today.
by ,. vote Of a6 to 81. adopted the re.o-
luton rattfyinG the woman Suffrage
amendment TO the Federal Constitu-
ton
WAStiTNGToE. juno 24-Repcal Of
me law, rasscd during the war by which
me government built houses in many
States to relieve congestion in indus.
Insiai centers was proposed today by
mide ID, f"rn,sr Clark Democrat Flor
Public Buildings Committee
QUEBEC, June 2i.-The provisional
Tn, r;tn Sov;ernment of Sir Lomcr Gouin,
was again returned to power in yes
! serday's elections. The labor faction OF
Montreal was successful for tho first
house, which Will contain seventy Lib
era!s, nine Conservatives and TWO La
Dor party members.
pARiS June 24-licrmann Mueller.
the, new German Foreign Secretary.
VII mead the German delegation to
Tx ins ns@Se ,renS;E La !ibcris says
Versailles Wednesday morning
ASiiENil.l.E. y. g. s-nc .4-rne
,,of!E-h!ih annual convention Of the
/ 80
: Stale Board Of Examiners has been in
! session Tor TWO days examining - LARGE
cLass OF applicants, DIR. J. y. Johnson.
of Goldsboro. president of the orcani-
zaiion NH preside over the sessions.
/ WASHlNGTON. JiMe u Rcprcsei-
/ tatiNe osborne. Republican, Cali
/ fornla, today introduced a bill 10 GRO
ate Eovernmont department 10 have
! charge OF Federal highway constrrr-
I non and directing it 70 build three
3D. eas, ana ann wsst ana four north and
nine mouths. for which work 81 700 .
"ootou would hc appropriated bv an
I nual inStallments
/ NEW YORK, June Ex-senator poin-
dexter Republican, Washington. told
thc tftcchth District Republican
club here tonight, The mission of me
/ lure IS 10 save the republic from the
I process Of national disintegration IN
/ progress during the present admins
topeka. KANs.. June "a Seventy
/ i!alhed observers were sent into the
I Kansas wheat hcids today in an crror,
i 20 prevent inccndiarY fires to warn
I farmers against ]. IS. W. as!tators
. believed 10 be In the wheat belt ana
! to run down radicals.
new YORK June - .--W!thdrawal,
! OF goa from the SubtreaSury today 10,
sn!pment 10 South America totaIco
$4,000 G0 and 10 Spain s. 900 600. ,;oIG
10 the amount OF 100000 arrive,
mere today from Montreal To be use,
lN.
tsh government with private hanks
hankers VINO nave hcen shipping gold
70 Sonth America state that owing 1,
tne RECESSION OF Argentine cXchaug,
inc proht on gold shipments to that
country has been reduced 10 "A nom.
nal one. '''
NEWroKT NEWS, VA. June 70
me transport Etcn. eleven days on,
rom 81 Nazairc. with about 1000 of
nccrs and men OF the American c.po
ullohtrN 'orcca, mos. OF them iron
sew Eng Ihnd. reached here tonigh,
Ing. ''''' I"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SAYS GERMAN MAILED FIST
MENACEO WORLD AZ YEARS
Clcmcnceau Declares Hun Rulers hut
Sought Opportunity to Seize
Dominating Power.
Iny Associsted presz.l

FAIRS. Monday. June c3-"Wc have
waited foiiE-ninc years for this mo-
ment exclaimed Premier Clemenceau.
as he opened thc Hateful dispatch an
nounciuS That Germany would sign the
treaty ~ TIC meeting OF the council
OF three this afternoon
or torty-ninc years he continued
me mailed fist of the retire German
trooper who has governed GERMANY
mas menaced tho world. Whether tho
man name WAS Bismarck or William
~? !! was sill tho same retire Of the
Middle Ages. surrounded by soldicry
and drunk with pride
BE careful. Keep your powder dry.
Be careful. Remind the world that il
IL living on barrel OF that powder.
This rcltrc'S dogma was that might
is right. that states only obligation
Is it's own interest. that treaties rc
not exist when they clash with the
interest OF state and get rich bv ans
| means We know from witnesses who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
SAYS GERMANY is BEING
VIOLATED BODY AND SOUL
Hun Premier Exprcssex Hope Treaty
VIII One Day RccOtl Against
Its Authors.
INV Associated Prcss.1

BERLIN, June 2i.-Addressinc The
German National Assembly at Weimar
today in reference TO ;hc uncondi,;on
a signing Of the peace treaty mr.
GustaVe Bauer. Premier. said tina, a
defeated nation was being violated
world" s'e
Let us sign" he said but IL is our
nope TO the last breath that this al
temp, against our honor may one day
rccoil against It's authors"
honstantine Fchrenbach tho presi-
dcnt OF the assembly. then spoke brief
~. saying that he hoped the peop;e
would unitedly undertake the great
unhappy Fatheriand TO mcrc:ful
God" - u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
PLAN TO CONFIRM POLK
Plans Of Senate Foreign Relations
Commit tee Are to Make Him
intermediary.
tRv Associated Press.

" .ASHlN GTON. June 24.-Recent
diplomatic nominations will be taken
up tomorrow by the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee with the eXpecta-
ton that Frank l.. Polk. now acting
Secretary OF State. will he promptly
confirmed in the new post OF under
secretary.
Some Senators said opposition had
developed, however. 10 confirmation Of
William l.. Gonzales. OF Columbia. :.
G., 10 he the nrSt American amba ssador
to Peru. The basis o. the objections
10 be urged 10 Mir. Gonzales confrma-
ton was not stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
TO VOTE ON STREET DANCE
A>heYiii~ Ministers. Opposing Program
Of Festival, VIII Put Quch-
ton Up to Churches.
INV Associated Press

AsEENILLE. \. g, Juno 2t.-.At "a
called meeting today the Ashevi!Ie
Ministers Association decided TO have
their congregations vote at mex; sun
days service whether they favor a
street dance 10 be given by the city
for ;he returning members OF the
itShty-irst Division on July 4. The
ministers themselves are strongly OPP
posed to the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
RECORD OF NC'S' FLIGHT
SECURED FOR ARCHIVES
Pictures Depict Actual Scenes OF
Preparation and Trip Across
Atlantic.
MADE By LIEUTENANT RuTTAN
Probable They Will Be Placed OH
Exhibition Within Short Time, and
Later Assigned Place in Navy DC.
partmcnt Building.

NEW YORK, June 24-Onc OF the
unique and interesting features OF the
naNy's recent transatlantic hisht is
the compilation for the historical
archives OF the Navy Department of
=, complete pictorial record of the
paintings. This record will show the
construction and trace the develop
which the flight was made, besides de-
melting actual scenes OF the prcpar a-
lions for the flight and its progress
across tho ocean.
Navy photographers photographed
every interesting phase of the prep
ayations and the trial fights a, Rock
XWay teach. Later when the course
were sent TO HalifaX. y. s. Trcpassy,
n. F.: Ponta DclSada. Azores; Lis
gon, Portusal. and Plymouth. Eng.
hnen blishcd. Several thousand
feet OF motion picture fin and SOW
eral hundred photographs were taken
careful selection will be made for the
departments permanent pictorial rec
ord.
Has Record on Canvas.
u: rhe , on e. of making nie9rial
lieutenant c. Z. Ruttan. United
States naval reserve, of New York.
who was designated by the Navy De,
II
70 the L. s. S. Melville. Which nc ted
aS supply and repair ship for tho sea-
Names at Ponta Delsada. Lieutenant
Drought 10 the work long and val.
liable experience. obtained in painting
naval aviation pictures on tho western
front.
During the three weeks the Mel
Vile WAS stationed AZ Ponta DclraIa
Lieutenant Ruttsn made nearly
open sketches in oil. illustrating the
Of che nisht. One sketch shows the
arrival OF the NC-t at Pon.a Dclrada
with cheering crowds lining the beach
and an ships in the harbo- outlined in
nluting and flags. Another shows the
arrival Of the damaged seaplane NC.3
which motored into port under nor
own power after being adrif; for
hrE-three hours
Fly Over Storm Clouds
Two OF the pictures illustrate planes
passing a destroyer station shin The
first, a day view. shows the piane e ave
ing above storm clouds and tho Dc
SSroyer tossing about i'll rough sea
me other. night view, shows me
aid the destroyer aElow with iis ph
and her searchiEht piercing tho DARK
ness. Another sketch represents tbc
rev rev o. the Nc-l being rescued by the
exciting Incidents during the periods
that the NC-l and NC-3 were asirtf
in the rough seas
me artist contemplates rain,inr
panoramic view OF Ponta Delrada la
Dor At the time Of the NC..s arr,x.I
1or a lrieze In the building or section
or the Navy Department 10 be devoted
10 aeronauties, 1t Is probable that the
pictures Will be placed on cxh;hitio
within a short time and later assirncn
q permanent niace in the Navy Dc
partments Building in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
ITALIANS READY TO LEAVE
Delegates Expect to Arrive TN Paris
In Time to Sign Treaty
OF Peace.
IRy Assnciated prcs.-1

ROME. June 24.-The new Italian
delegation 10 the peace conference. u
was announced tonight. Will leave here
" Wednesday and expects To arrive in
Paris in time TO sign the treaty Of
peace with Germany. The delegation
j. composed OF Foreisn Minister Tit
ION, and three Senators. Nittorio
Sc.aloia, GuSl!elmo Marconi and Mag
TIorino Fer.ar!s. Marquis Gorsio
Guglitlmi, a member Of the Cha mber of
CATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
Omcer Relieved of Duty,

WASHINGTON. June .i-Najor.
General William r. Rurnham was 10.
daY relieved OF duty as American dele
gate on the tcrallied commission at
Athens Leutennnt-Colonel Arthur Poll :.
Ion, who has been on dutv with ihe
RS his successor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
PERSHiNG REACHES LONDON
VIII Proceed To Oxford 10 Receive
Degree of Doctor of civil
Laws.
LRy Associated rrcss.l

LONDON. June 24.-Gcneral Pershing
arrived in London today. He was met
a. Dover ~ Ma jor-Gencral John Bid
dc. the American commander in Eng
land. and came 10 London by auto
mobile.
tonight. and tomorrow morning will
go 10 oxford TO receive the degree Of
doctor OF civil laws from oxford Uni
VersitS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
HUNS COMMIT SUICIDE
wave Of Dependency Sweeps Over
Germany When Government De-
cides to Sign rrenty.

PARIS. June ga wave OF sui
cides throughout Germany is looked
Tor as result OF the Bauer govern
ments unconditional acceptance OF Tho
peace treaty. In Lorraine numerous
Germans Killed themselves on learn
LlnstcanslEeant learns today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-25
FATHER MAY HAVE HIS DAY
Important, Member OF Family Is Pro
Posch TOR nonors I'm Bill Intro
duccd in Congress.
IEv Associated Press.

TIfN NssOcIntcd Prcss
WASHINGTON. June 2i.-The third
Sunday in June would be set aside as
FATHERS Day" under Il bill introduced
today by Representative Smell. Rcpub-
lican. New York. His measure also
would direct the President to request
general observance OF the day with
homes and public buildings displaying
Tags. The rose would he designated
as fathers flower