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Archangel-While they have sue
ceeded in capturing the Shenkursk
and Taresevo sectors. the Bolsheviki
are still unable to make any impress
sion on the American and allied lines
on the Dvina sector near Tulgas. For
the second time within week night
attack by the enemy there was re-
pulsed by the Americans and the
Scotch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
SENATOR PHELAN PROTESTS
PROPOSED RACIAL EQUALITY
Sends McssnEc TO Peace Conference
Declaring Against Effort OF
JnpnnCsc.

WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator
Phclan, OF California. Democrat has
cabled the American peace commission
cr5 In Paris. protesting against any
provision In the proposed constitution
Tor the league OF nations giving racial
equality to Oricntals. The California
senator today sent copy of his cable
gram to Senator Borah. OF Idaho. with
a request the latter support his protest.
any declaration." said Senator I'hc-
ran In us cablegram. lin constitution
Tor race equality or just treatment may
DC construed to give Jurisdiction to
icaGue over imm grafton. naturalization.
elective franchise. land ownership and
marriage and should be avoided An
Affirmative declaration that these arc
domestic questions should be made II,
policy"
Senator Phclan told the commissions
crs he believed Western Senators and
others would oppose any loopholc by
which Oriental peoples Will possess
equality with white race In United
States"
Senator Borah in replying to Senator
Phclan. said while In accord with this
attitude. tho proposed constitution i'm
its present form "unQucstionably gives
jurisdiction over immigration to the
league"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
GLASS ANSWERS M'FADDEN
ON QUESTION OF AUTHORITY
Says Comptroller Continues In Office
Under Act Of Congress
in 1SgJ.

WASHING TON. March c4.-Secretary
Glass made public today a letter to
Representative McFadden. Of Penn
sylvan!a, replying to Mr.. McFadden's
inquiry az the authority by which
Secretary Class has continued John
shelton Williams in Office as Comp
trollcr OF tho Currency and cx-officio
member Of tho Federal Reserve Board
Mr. Glass said his action was based on
an act Of Congress dated March . 1896
which vas construed in 1905 by At
torncy-Gcneral Moody to provide for
continuance in Office OF all Treasury
officials after expiration of their term
OF office and before the appointment
and qualification of their successors
The Senate failed to confirm the re-
nom!nation OF Mr.. Williams.
lettering to Mr.. McFaddcn's letter
OF inquiry OF March II. Mr. Glass said
II am pleased 10 observe the omis-
sion from your second letter Of the
surprisingly offensive implications and
accusations which appeared in the
letter of March Il, which I felt Obliged
10 return to You"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
RESTORATION
OF COLONIAL CAPITOL
Representatives of Historical Societies Meet to Discuss
Proposed "Desecration" of Palace Green-Asr-
ton Dovell Offers New Plan

Ees,ora,i9n o. Nirsinia's Colonial
school may be the outcome Of the
suggested use of old Palace Green for
That nurposS This plan was advanced
nS M sh,,[ p@oH,,; cit altornoy Of VII.
Representatives. from Interested his.
,oricai organizations called TO protest
the. states Colonial days.
Mr.; novclI has not yet placed the
liamshurS nor. before the different or
ranizations. He is confident. however.
.ha; the plan NIL nee, with the APP
only tho founda ion OF the old Capt.
tol IS standing now. but il - estimated
nat cost OF r res 6m.r would not he
bc loved can easily be raised through
popular subscriptions from persons in
,crestcd in the preservation Of the his.
Sinia. II is thought. too, that the
State Will appropriate something to-
rrSsen, ihc p- %l snGh 'o%}ns5
by tho Association for the rrescrva-
ton of Virginia antiquities. The ruins
Of the, old building. together with its
grounds covering about seven acres.
were given 10 the association by tho
Old Dominion Land Company several
school board would guarantee 10 tho
association that the property would DC
kept IN condition satisfactory 10 II
and IN Keeping with its ideals.
In tho meeting held in the old home
OF General Robert T., Ice Yesterday
afternoon representative from most
OF tho historical societies we're present
to Noicc their disapproval of the plan
10 build a school on Palace Green. pr
Lyon g. Tyler, president; Of William,
and Mary College. Vas the principal
sneaker against tho proposal Mrs
Saiite Nelson Robins presided. Mr.
powell represented tho school board
Of Williams burg.
Or. Tyler deprecated the idea as
dcsec-atio1 Of grounds and scenes
C loosely associated with tho carly life
81 tho state. He was OF the opinion
tnat the school board could just as
c7Sily use the grounds used By the coll
tsre FOR the Matthew Whaley school
and upon which tho Colonial Governors
stood. II was his belief H.
inc Council OF Williams burg had acted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
FORMER GERMAN MINISTER
TO MEXICO Is IN NEW YORK
Heinrich Won Eckhardt Rcfusc. 10 Talk
before Leaving for Trip
Overseas,

NEW YORK March o4.-Heinrich
Won Eokha-dt, former German minis
tc- 20 Mexico. 20 whom was sent the
faT1ou zimmerman note, in which
Germany proposed an alliance with
Mexico ana Japan in case the United
states entered the waf. arrived here
today from Mexico by way of Laredo.
Tex, and -. Louis. on his way 10
->ccompa MED by Johannes Brunow. a
former German consul-general in Mex
ico, Won E~ckh'ardt has assurance from
ne American and allied governments
OF safe conduct
Won Eckhardt and Brunow. recalled
eE their government, refused 10 an
Swer questions upon their arrival
here. They were escorted by three
agents OF the Department OF Justice
on their trip to New York, and went
from the railroad station 10 a hotel.
There they will remain probably for
several days, until they sail for
Europe; II is understood they vim re-
turn 10 Germany by way Of Holland
remaining in the Netherlands for a
few weeks. although for what pur-
pose they declined to say.
;, With Won Eckhardt are his wife. a
rrench woman, their three children and
a SOVcrneSS,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
NEARLY $1,000 LANDED
IN NEW YORK MONDAY
tSy Associated Press

~ RNsbtl6l CG ITcSS
Nav YORK. March Fourteen
Thousand. six hundred troops OF the
AMERICAN cNpeditiouary force, moro
than $500 of these convalcscinE from
wounds and sickness, arrived here to-
day from France on the cruisers North
Earo!lna. Montana and the steamships
ianchuT!a Matsonia and AntoEonc.
t0r the most part, the homecoming
soldiers were Of former National Guard
units q Colorado, Nevada. Utah. Ari-
iona, New Mexico, California. Penn
sylvania, Ohio and Yves; Virginia.
The cruise! North Carolina arrived
from BrvSt with l.47l troops. TINS
included tho ono Hundred and Third
Trench Mortar Battery: four officers
ana SlNtN-thrcc men OF the TWENTY
eighth Division Fcnnsylvania): one
hundred ana Thirty ninth Aero squad
ron ana casual company No. 123. North
The cruiser Montana, also from Brcst,
SIX officers and 1879 men Of the
uhirty-S vcnth Division (Ohio and
West Nirginia).
AlSo on the Montana were twenty
naval enlisted men and casuals
More than 200 troops OF tho For.
tionhl Guard units Of Western state.
arrived on the steamship Masonic
from Bordeaux
Also on the Matsonia which brouch.
nome IN al 3.32S troops. were seven
o'hcerS ana il6 men. COMPRISING six
dctachinents OF the Twenty SIXTH En-
SnScrS' si% officers and Ill men re-
'u ;rh SIX compounded
me .ttfnShiif Antigomc. also from
OF whom lc3 officers and 2.$o3 men
were SICK wounded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
UNITS Oh,
THREE, DINISJONS San
nv Associated Press /

W\SiilNGToN. March 24.-Add;.
Iona untls Of the Thirtieth. Ninety
hrs; and l'oriis,h Divisions have sailed
from France. The War Depar,m,nt
today announced the departure Of
IRAN ports carrying dctachmcn;s Of me
;hre. divisions ''''
:. The Thlriicth DIVISION consists Of
NaNOHai Guar! troops from Norm AMI
Soutn Carolina, aud Tennessee, whiIc
me fgops iu Inc fo.ti,ih ana Ninety.
mrs. missions arc from m. j.,rii.
CO.'S ana western states and AI,si..,
ne F1mSpp!, Edgar \ I.lckcubarh
que al New York. Apr.l :. has lie
hsd!Viar'cr- troops OF tho Enr.ir,h
~ i>''N, que Hundred and Fifteenth
IRAN Ii"anqugTtcrs. hratuu, a.
.i."Hl.l Neutrality-suspicious. company. sun.
-! VH-'"lHs ANA mach iuc-giIn da.aCi.
ni,Ht Il 'h" ''!e Hundred and Fifty
i."leA iNitA'it Iha ship Also j. bring
M one r"S'ia! company for Virgjui,
viHt FanShort S.boAry. due a. New
orr .t@' .. has on board hcaduIar
tc!s ~ tAr second Battalion s,jnpi,
N1".Pa ~ .'ht companies T. q ana II
o. INC IAr'l iiUndroI ANA S.xiV-,hirI
~ ,l,.! ana staff. h.tdqla crs
:, n'fc - "cn. ordnance ana mcdicaI
uttd , 81! is headquarters. surplv and
~ ...' !ai t9To=U.rs. ruulDtri,g {,
r. J. *, /. and ST. II thu nix ~
dTrG ana S'NiN-tour,N Infantry
The Sihoney IS h-.n..in- aJsn c..
ia company Of New YN-t - 90
one convalssee!t drtacHmcr,, % "'"
:. me -transto~t iIc-ea., yin arri.o
New York APR. g. y..r ''' -
nais. among whom ar, c..rtv-,r'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

hastily and arbitrarily IN no; allowing
those, opposed TO the idea more time
IN which TO attempt solution OF the
matter.
Mr.. povei. pleaded that his people
had no alternative but 10 build the
school upon the green unless IL was
TiNon assistance from outside sources.
The WhaleN property could be- used
ana would make a suitable site. he said
put thai property Was held in trust
by tho college and could not hc used
school board trustee.
~ discussing the Whalcy property.
through a fund created 10y a Mrs. VIVA
Icy. who died ~ williamsburg in. I7I2
She left tho residue - her estate Ia
Bruton Parish. TOR the erection and
maintcnanCc OF school for tho poor
the name. Of "Matiy' forever
ciiid. WHO died At tn" asr Of nine. Tha
Jncne%. however,. was not available
until long after Eruton Parish. as ii
Vas then constituted. had passed into
history.
Suit for the sum about s7.ooo-was
instituted arainS: the executor OF the
estate III the Chanccry Court Of Eng
land. There II hung fire until the
American colonies had won their free
dom. Then it sIcn; nntn 1867, when
in the Bank OF England. Finally il
vas surrendered bu; tho church
wardcns. who wcr. 10 hc trustees,
'''ilHtu " serve men II was turned
over 10 William and Mary college
Palace Green is not any part of the
old royal grounds. In colonial days
II was 4 street connecting the Cover
nors home with Duke OF Gloucester
Street. Through it old Bo-d Rotctour,
Governor. rode in tina; heroic chariot
PRESENTED 20 hun by hiSFricnd tho Duke
e Cumberland and drawn by six white
horses or wondrous beauty. and
through il rode all tho greater and
lesser lords who directed the affairs
During the discussion yesterday Dr.
Charles Robins suggested that the old
mansion be restored for use as
school It WAS out Of this suggestion
that Mr.. povclrs idea grew.
" committee was appointed to draft
resolutions protesting against tho
'Gcsecratio?" and to confer with the
Williamsburg authorities in an effort 10
solve tho problem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
PLAN ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL.
Permanent National Committee in Sc,
sion In New York DIs-
cusses SugEcstions.
INV Associated prc,,,

NEW YORK. March 24.-Many plans
for memorial for Theodore Roosevelt /,
were considered hero today At n meet
ing Of tho Roosevelt permanent me
mortal national committee These in
clude the teaching Of Amcricanism in
schools and colleges. suggested by
Herman liagcdorn, author. OF Conncc-
tcut; preservation of tho Roosevelt,
home. Sycamore Hill. Oyster Ray, "
Y. after the plan OF Vashington's
homo at Mt Vernon, and a memorial
at Washington. overlooking tho Capt.
tol. both suEEcstcd by Elihu Root: and
the establishment OF Roosevelt, me-
mortal park through purchase Of thirty
six acres at Oyster Bay, favored by
Theodore Roosevelt.
Jr.. who said that he and tho other
members OF tho Roosevelt family ap-
proved also OF memorial at wash
inSton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
STOWAWAY ARMY OFFICEI
ARE RETURNED TO FRI
War Department sends Men e..
10 Come Home Oversc.s
For Trtul.

WASHINGTON. March 24.-rwo
officers. en- route homo on n ira,
as stowaways. will enjoy onlv
glimpse OF home. 1t was learned
At the War Department.. Thcv -.
shipped back Immediately
charges on their arrival in h
cablcSram reported their M.
on the ship and they will he
fnrred at once on the trans
arrival TO the first cas- tbound !,
TO sail
Similar treatment was a~co,.
officers. two captains and ihroo
tenants. who slowed away ,mn ~,
after the armisticc was sipnod
November. In that case. ,isn
cable paved tho way for thci,
mediate return.
Their ship locked on ono sid.
pier at tho opposite side OF whic
On outward bound vessel whist
been held two hours to awai,
atowaways. They were marched
one ganEplank and up the othc,
arrived again in France viii
unique experience OF having m.
round trip to New York witho,,f
s,opovcr whatever. The return -
Stowaways for trial Is expected 4,
courage tho practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
GENERAL MARCH VISITS
SCENE OF SONS DEATH
Finds spot banked with Flowers In
Form OF .tirpInnc's
Wings.
iBy Associated Press ]

Font WoRTU. Tt,N.. Marci1 &C..
While Secretary Baker was attcndinE
4 luncheon here today. General March,
Chlof OF Stan. visited the scene of the
death OF his young son IJcutcnant
pcyton G. March. Jr.. who was killed
last year in an airplanc crash
When General March reached the
SPOT where tho boy fell. he found IL
banked with flowers in the form OF AN
hirpianc's wings. Lieutenant TslschaI.
The trip. was in tho plano with youn q
March when they fell.
Both Baker and March said tho demo-
blilLauon system would DO revised 50
as to make it possible to muster men
out in forty eight hours after their
arrival It now takes about ten days
or two weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
COURT RULES WAR ENDED
WITH ARMlSTICE SIGNING
arn' Juacr hrius~> 10 Take torni.-
ancc OF Attorney -Gcner,l.. nn,Ii'
R> to Congressional I.r,,,rnn,i '""

LOUISVILLE. Ky N.-~
eral Judge Evar4 G.E7.-' ca
which hinged uror - cas-"
OF when tie Europca1 4, .-,lhi .on
day decided tho ''F.r IA, ',''.! t1-
a close when the arn..e..r -... 70
and Hresideu. Wilson .., HEY,
speech" had made t.,r arr. lGlt.
upon which the cour. p-cafa,,ss' l.2N
decision '' iie
Judge, Evans refused 70 take cor,s,
ance OF telegram from N.frr,
Genera Palmer TO the cr..-
declared war ana only Congress --.'.s.,,
terminate t. a far as the United .,.ict
peace, and brushed ASIDE a g,,,i.I "i
iron, Secretary 81 War Rukcr'tr,,, 49,.
armist!ce meant only u cessation ~,
The case a; bar was that O, r,.,
dcnt OF Louisville charged with h VIA.
latioH OF wartime military rcpl,la, ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Captain Thoma. &. Chandler.

FREDERICKSBURG VA March %
!. apia!n Thomas C. Chandler, former
~ o. Spotsyivania County. died TO-DAY
been making his home for the IA.
several years. Captain Chandler was
a company in the Forty-seycnth Viz
gina Regiment in the War Between
m, ,!as StaIGs. lie was seventy ght
brother, John T.. Chandler, of Ercd-
cricksburS. The body will be taken
10 howiins Green, his home many
Yea ago, and interment will be made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
REPUBLICANS TO NAME
CANDIDATE IN EIGHTH
Committee Will Call Convention in
Few Days to Select Man
TO Make Run.
"BOOHEOSCOPE" a SUCCESS
Lynchburg Officers Havo Device
Which Detects Presence OF Most
Carefully Packed Liquor in Trunk.
DIR. John Churchill Gordon Passes
AWAY.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, March -.
~ number OF Republicans from tho
lower part OF the Eighth Congress
sional District. including representa-
ives from the counties OF Stafford.
King George. Prince William and tho
icWrr end OF fauuuicr. held meeting
at the Princess Anne hotel here S:ltur-
day evening.
Tho meeting was addressed by J. l..
Crupp"r. of Alexandria. chairman Of
tn" state Republican, Committee. Tho
meeting considered tho ACCESSIBILITY of
terminating Il Republican candidate
from tho Eighth district Iur ne special
election called to Till the pacc made
vacant by tho retirement Of Hon. g
Z. Cariin.
Those present were unanimous for
h"ldlnE convention and making "a
noinination II is expected that a call
ioT tho convention will be made by tho
district committee in Few DAYS Mr.
trupper VIII probably bo tho nominee
OF the Republicans 20 oppose tho
Democratic candidate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
IL NJ Iht,> VETERANS
NOW At CAMP STl ART

C-'71-l Luxe Las regimen: q ye.-
c-17s 30 one hundred and Fou.-
E+rt1 ss1 artillery. the one Hun
cred and Fifteenth Nach're-t;C7 Sat-
- son. 2st.y CGt % pieces. LED h.
H2.oE " y. Fierce. Of l:olisoo-o.
=. a.1 ostzcr7-s1's % II. one Hun
d-ed and rIt,-ertH Field Artillery ard
tre Ore Hundred and Fourteenth Ma
cline-t,l1 Bats ion arrived IN Camp
stuart yesterday from The United
states Ship FINLAND. which LEI, =
Nazai-c two weeks ago today. Old
iitraory Officers and men aboard num-
bsreG about $500.
These troops will he sent 20 Camps
Lee sherman, Taylor, DIX and Funs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
Funeral OF John Preston Go,s.

T,I',.I"I W INC Tlmcs- DiSratrh
WILLIE. VA, Iarch %
ne 'unnra! Of John Preston Goss.
"Ho died Saturday at his home, Dove.
"Atc. near stony Point, was held veg
S'FuaF afternoon at the Piedmont
HD,uFy!uE ground. hibcnnrle County.
Mr. GoSs wda Il Confederate veteran.
ana vas for many year, chief clerk in
ne state AUDITORS Office. Richmond.
i't''hE from business about Xix ycara
'tp. BESIDES his wife. he rs survived
~ tnrec children. Mrs. Larkin "
,t!a%chTook. OF Richmond; John T.
I''Ss' 81 Atlanta, anI Miss Jane 4
lOtt, Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

,I"NV.INT 20 Inc Tlmcs- DlnphtCh
~ NcliBuRG. VA. March .; Mrs
Md}Ho Jane Morton. sixty-hvc ycarn
Gi as. widow OF Samuel r. Morton.
u!sH sunday afternoon at the home Of
sY' mere. She was a lifelong Prcs-
IEief",E. and ~ survived by five chill
't'ii-ii ~. n -. and J NJ Morton
Lynchburg: Mra g. M. Wood Wor-
r., IN. va, and Mrs. =. IL. Morley, Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

campus In memory OF tho two former
Students who gave their lives for
unncrtE. The service flag OF tho school
ooLc tnlrty stars, but Lawrence Adams
ana Joseph Phillips gave their lives
~ 1tTaw Si ADAMS was the only child
PunEotcaEuc. lie died OF wounds 70
GSivcd in the ArEonno light. Joseph
,mhiliins was the son Of Mr. and Mrs
Ihotnas Phillips. OF Keller. Ills death
was from pneumonia. caused by cS-
posture in tho ArEonnc fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

=, :EH-'V'Ck, a., March 24-Mrs.
;. Pichard, died at her home a; ParlIs.
ley. aged siXty-scvcn years She Is
SnrE!Ncd by the following children
NNiles i. and Maurice Pilchurd ~
Hcwport News; Harry Pilchard' Of
locoinokc city OBEY Pilchard. Of prin
cess anne; Mrs William Jones. Stock
haven. Md. " y" '4''e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
Nine Ships Sail From Hamburg.
IBy Associated Preanl

BERLIN. March ct---Tho German
mercantile ships IN the harbor OF Brc-
men were stu in port Sunday. but nine
food ships left Hamburg during the
day in compliance with tho ship
ping agreement with the entente
Among tho the steamers which sailed
were the AuSustc Victoria and tho
Graf Waldcrsee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
John J.. &. williams.
Wv Associated Press.
EII Ar OLE L.SN-II Y, "

CH ARLoTTESNlLLE VA. March q
Ohm Lawrence Cox W;liia,na a,c'i
!'ty-iwo. died at 4 o'clock this morn
NJ az the home Of Miss Josephine cox.
dltcF q brief illness. The funeral viii
De hcld from tho residence at 3 O'clock
tuesday afternoon. MIR Williams w,a
= son o. the late John Williams, Of this
Guy and was photographcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

Special to The Times Dispatch.
=, hAlililSONBURG. March 2f"iiss
The home OF her nephew. c. f. W.i,a- "a
near I'reenm3unt, at the age OF eighty.
Iw,N years. she vas a daughter Of I.cvi
". "!,rrs. OF Page County. Two broth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
st-nmer Onridn A,hn,. on nncl.

w NSii lNbION. March ~. - The
o""rr oneida. OF the Shipping Board
ashore Oh the rockr at tho
E.,',' T,hcht cut, near Miami. FLA. Tho
80 ptpartmeni Announced today that
NJ '8acIh had been cent from Key
$50 70 assist the steamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

HnecLal 70 The Times Dispatch
IliARi|lTTESNTL VA. March q
toneri Henry haddo%. aged seven
,!-Sl%, dtcd yesterday ~ his home on
Nhrkct street. lie Was a native ~
y intrinarlc County. and married Mig,
- ne {. Wingicid. Of this county. Sha
.uf FlNcs win three sons. 1--WE dauch-
Nt'S ana eighteen grandchildren
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

,NMIIEKST. VA, March 24-Saturday
afternoon. while getting over fence
at her home here. Mrs. j. a. Ware fell
and broke her hip. She is resting as
well as could be expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

ROME, Sunday. March 2%--Gcno,,,
lIosso, %h" was IN command OF n par,
Of the Italian line alor. mr. la,
River in October. 81 when the gre,
German Austrian attack WAS iauncb.a
has been acquitted by court maria
OF a charge OF having abandoned M,
pos1tion TOO soon bcfor" tho cncm,
stack. This VAS ihe Nrst trial arjsinc
from the Caporetto disastc!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
busy Night for Fire Department,

LfNClIRuHG. VA. March 24-Thc
ire department had fvo fire alarms
sunday night. three OF which started
from ordinary carc1cssncss; ono, APP
parcntly. from inccndiary. and tho
other u Held fire from 4 railway en-
Sinc. In tho series. three houses were
practically destroyed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
"stcth"scopc" For noo.c Trunks.

hfNCllBttti. VA, March oi-Ecw
booze laden trunks sent as baggage
over the railroads will get hy the
LNnchpurC detectives in tho future.
Tor the department is nov equipped
with device something after tn.
fashion OF "A stcthoscopc. which phyai-
clans use to diagnose tho condition Of
ono = lungs or heart. With this CON
trivanco tho detectives claim they arc
a9lc To detect the swish or swirl OF a
quart of liquor packed in the center
Of large trunk.
Tho detectives have but TO attac,
one end Of this "hoozcoscopc to the
side OF trunk; put tho listening end
IN a pair OF cars and it there is liquor
or liquid IN that trunk the officer is
rlght on the way for search war
rant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

Special 20 The Times D,spatch
oTANCOCk. VA. March .4.-Svlves.
jcer Hope died at his home a, Iiopc;oo
'!u'!' aged sixty three years
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Another cn.e of "slccpinE sickness"

AMHERST. VA. March 24-Onc case
OF ictharEtc cnccphalitis has developed
near SandtdEcs. being that OF young
Mr.. Stinnctt. who suffered a severe at,
tack OF influenza during the past win
yer. Thc victim became i'll on March
IA. anu can only be aroused to take
nourishmcnt and medicines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25

TTNFtTtTSUNHUTti March 24-Tho
baltimore Methodist Conference con
NcncS in tho city of Staunton on We'd
ncsday. and viii continue through the
Dirk will preside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-25
Austrin's Former Ruler Move.

By Associate. .>rnssl
COPF,NifAG March 24-Former
Emperor Charles of Austria-IIunEarv
ana his family left Ekartsau Castle
SUNDAY evening on a special train for
switzerland. dispatch from Vienna