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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
WAKE FOREST DEFEATED
BY WASHINGTON AND LEE
Generals Show UnuusaI speed IN
Passing md Accuracy In
Coal ShoOtinE.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb % ~ Out
playing their visitors in every depart
ment OF the game. Washington and Lee
defeated Wake Forest here tonight
by a score OF So TO iG. The Generals
showed unusual speed in passing and
accuracy in goal shooting. and main
tanned safe margin throughout the
game.
The contest was hard fought by both
sides, each team showing proficiency in
guarding.
For the Generals. Hines easily
starred, annexing exactly halt OF the
NictorS' total score.
BRYANT was the maiustay OF The Blue
and White defense. while Neal Fcezor
and Rabenho-st showed up well for
Wake Forest. The l!ne-uu:
". 6; l. Wake Forest.
Arbossst 49,. right forward Hanby
UCapta!n)
Hines ..... center ...... Free2or
F'ain ...... right guard Rabenhorst
tCaptanp
Bryant 1900. left guard ...... Sewers
summary: substitutious-Wa Washington
md Ice. Harris for Arhogast. EuSliirk
for Bryant Wake Forest. CARLYLE fov
Neal. Goals from neld-Hincs t6).
Fain %, ArboEaSt go BRYANT (2).
Mccain On, HANDY 60 Nca, ~.
Ea,be nhorst ID Foul Goa!s-Iiine-
80, Handy 60.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SOLDIERS TO BUILD HOMES
IN INDUSTRIAL SECTIONS
Munich Officials Adopt Novel pInn to
fr"Nidc Mcn with Employ
mrnt

MUNICH Feb. 20 Spec!aD To
give employment TO returning soldiers.
the Ministry for Social Affairs and the
Ministry OF Finance have decided to
build cottages in districts where there
is or may be with the resumption Of
industry need
The ministries have announced that
building bonuses viii be allowed by the
state the state itself bearing two
S.Xths Of the costs. the empire three
SiNthS. and the towns communities
onc-SiXth The houses to be construct
cd viii be workmcn's cottages and the
rent for them Will be settled by the
state.
II the cottages specially bencR. in
diNidual employers. tho latter will pay
part OF the towns onc.-siXth and viii
collect tho rents as security for their
Investments. They may not. however
advance or change the rent without
permission from the state or the com
munitF, nor may they alter the con-
Struct!on nor mortgage the property
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
GERMANY IN DANGER OF
FAMINE OR Dol SHEVISM
British Officers Make Official Report Which Shows
Urgent Need Of Revictualing Tel,tons
Before Next Harvest

country which has not signed pes cc
IL would be !nadviSablc to remove tho
menace of starvation by Il to sudden
ahunlant supply OF food"
The officers believe that the aliot-
mcnt Of foodStums could be carefully
controlled but added shat. provided
they are delivered 10 authorized rep
rcS"ntatiVcs OF the central govern
men; at Il port Of entry. or "A frontier
station. there would seem to be no
reason for anxiety as 10 their ult:-
mate equitable distribution.
The chief places visited by these Of
tcers were Berlin. Munich. Hamburg.
Hanover. Leipzig. Dresden. Magdc-
burg and Casscl. Unrest and disturb
anccs are said TO be diminishing, owing
to the more stable political condit ion g
and the !lrm line adopted by Gustav
Noskc. Minister Of Defense.
At the same time. unemployment and
'ho cost OF living are on the increase.
The number Of unemployed in Berlin
is reported TO be more than 100000, ana
= Increasing by 1000 day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

rival in Confu in 1916 Onc-halr Of her
taX-payinG citizens and one third Of her
ponu1a;ion persisted from sickness.
epidemic diseases and the unprccc-
denied savaGcry OF tn" enemy at the
time OF the invasion OF 1915 and dur
ing the three years Of domination o.
the Bulsars and Austro -Magyars.
destroy Serbia economically hut TO
cXtcrminatc her people. 50 to ria
themselves once and FOR all OF tho
barrier which blocks Germanys way
irom Berlin TO BaGdad
The restoration Of Serbia viii re
Guire a certain amount of time. The
plund"rcd from the Serbian museums.
libraries, universities churches and
schools and whatever has been de-
stroycd must be replaced. Germans
turn the live stock which they drove
away and pay for the timber. vine
yards and orchards Which they cut
down and ruined Agricultural implc-
be replaced liz kind. The allies mus,
supply us with food as quickly as
possible. likewise with textiles and
medical stores. all of which arc com
plctely lacking in Serbia. Devastated
towns and villages must be rebuilt
Banks. loan societies and savings
banks must be supplied with money
so that economic enterprises may be
revived"
Estimating the damages inflicted
upon Serbia. NJ. Savcic. who was
former Minister of Public Works.
places the value Of one years harvest
in Serbia at 500. 90 5000 francs, and
adds that the enemy seized three har-
vests. The invaders destroyed 10000
horses, 5000, 600 sheep and goats. 1000.
900 pigs 100000 cattle and more than
5000 900 poultry.
Manufactured goods to the value OF
40 100000 francs were carried away or
destroyed. he says. Damages to pri-
Vatn property. such as furniture ma
chin"ry. etc, he estimates at 100000
600 francs. The enemy carried off
from Serbia silver currency amounting
10 "9.oe"."co francs. and jcwelry OF
about the same valuc acquisitions.
enforced subscriptions TO enemy war
loans ana damages sustained by pri-
"atc financial concerns arc estimated
nj $4,000, 900 francs.
There arc now about 100000 dis
ahlcd persons TO be cared for and more
man 5000" orphans 10 be fed. clothed
and educated. Pensions" says AZ.
SaNcit. must be PROVE for the very
large number OF widows and orphans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
BOLSHEVlSTS SENT AGENTS
TO GERMANY AND CHINA
Danish Minister Issues Statement Dis
closing Operations OF Dangerous
t'rQNyU

COpENIl ACil:N. Feb. 20-tS Especially
Hoishcvist propagandists we're sent
from Russia not only 10 Germany, but
10 China. England and France. says
Harold de Scaveaius. the Danish min
lister 10 Petros.td who has just re-
turned from Russia. together with the
stan Of tho Danish legation. While at
the Russian capital he had been acting
in behalf Of the entente powers. -Four
hundred Russian propa Gandists he de-
clarcs, were in Berlin before the Ger
man revolution began and instructions
We're given for numerous Eolshevists
20 be dispatched 10 England and France
by undcrnand routes. Recently. he
added. number OF rcpatratcd Chinese
were sent home from Russia and
among them were numerous propaSau-
The Soviet Russian government. ac-
cordins 20 N. de Scavenius. understands
very well that its only possibility OF
iernational revolution. and while the
German revolution was nearing its
is prog css. but were disappointed in
the fac; hat the German ndnlinistra-
ton remained IN the hands OF the so
They. emphasized" said the Danish
diplomat. tina: Germany was only in
her Fcbrnary revolution'-her ker-
that she soon would have her October
revolution and more speedily than was
the case IN RUSSIA.
The only cloud upon the Sky of
their hopes u the position of the en- :.
tcntc, They say that II the entente
viii DO as Germany did and occupy the
i:ai;ic provinces and the Ukraine there
- nothing to fear. because in tina, case
They would be able in II few months
10 reVolutioniHe the French and British
troops. as they claim they already had
LcNolut ion!zcd the German t"onps
Their only alarm was less thc rni,n,,
should occupy PetroErad ana Moscow
because they knew their only weapon
was propaganda. Bolshcvists arc mas
icrs IN revolutionary propaEandn and
q, the head OF this institution is an
American named Eadck who i'm Mos
COW founded an International fedora.
tloh with members from the pcoolc
OF several nations
'OrEanization and production arc
nnpoSSibie in Russia. because Russian
Workmen have no sense Of fanowshin
II is impossible for the Russian rov.
crnmcnt TO r""rSanize industry and
trade according TO communicate prin.
clp!cS as long as other states have no,
accepted Ike principles Of government;
ntii now Russia has maintained liLr
on pre- war stores but this soon ,,.iII
nehauStcd The Russian Foreign Ain.
lSter once said that the Soviet rrpubijc
wa: foreign substance in E:uronc
NJ. dc Scavcnius said ne did MOI he
.lcVe conditions in Russia v-ould hc
atSrfd without foreign inte-vcntion
anu ne added that in his opinion in,
ni:d!ate intervention would not Inrct
WIN any considerable resistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
JUNIOR PLAYER VICTORIOUS
VINCENT RICHARDS DEFEATS
HOLDER OF DOUBLES TITLE
Earns tho Right to Meet Wallace
johnson fu Semi
Finals.
IBy Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2o.--lchyia
kumagae. the Japanese tennis star
m!ttcc OF the National Lawn Tennis
Association. was defeated here today
by Vincent Richards. ihc national boys
singles champion. and, with William
II. Tilden, holder OF the national dou-
bles title IN the Middle states indoor
tennis tournament. 10, G-S CT ThlS
is the first time in the history Of ten
mis- in this country that u junio: has
defeated player who IS ranked
among the first ten kumaGae's de
feat. however. was no surprise, AS he
mas not been practicns.
By his victory iacha:dS earned ihc
right 20 meet Wallace Johnson. ihi!a
delphia. runncr-up in the national out
door singles in l9l2 ~ tn" semi-iina,
round.
vas easily defeated by William Z. Til
den. Philadeiphia. in tho third round,
SIS. Go
Fred Nexauder. New York. ad
varced into the scmi-fn3l round by
defeating craig Biddlc. Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
IEN A..urintol - ]

PARIS. Feb. 21-1'hc need for re-
victualinG Germany is really urgent.
according 10 the report jus, made by
Il group OF fourteen British officers
who visited various parts OF Germany
recently for The purpose of conducting
Il special Official investigation Of the
situation.
The officers declare the country is
living on its capital as regards food
supplies, and that either famine or
Eolshcvism- probably both--w!ll en-
sue before the next harvest. If out
SIDE help is not Forthcoming. The need
Tor fats Is especially urgent.
1t Is still impossible 10 gauge the
period within which Gcr:nanys mil
itary power could revive, although
there is no Immediate danger on this
score says the report The social
aud political condition Of Germany is
sufficiently stable to guarantee tho
orderly distribution of food but so
long as Germany is skill an enemy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
CURZON CONDEMNS =
LANSDGWNE'S PLANS;
Thinks britain Should Not Deal WIN,
BoIshcrists Over Head OF Archangci
Government.
IBy AssocInted prcss.l


LONDON. Feb. 20.-ltcplying to tho
comment OF the Marquis of Lansdowno
on the position in North Russia, LORD
Curzon strongly condemned the suc-
Ecstton that the British government
should open negotiations with the Boil
she visits over the head OF the Arch
angel government. while. he contcndcd
there was good reason for tho prinipo
proposal. whether II succeeded or not.
The proposal to deal with Russia piece
meal would have calamitSus results, he
said. The BolshcvistS were trying 10
dispose Of the provincial governments
one BY one. and wanted to release the
forces IN --.S ,Sef..c.f - -, Wy could
send them against General DGnilsinc
mead OF the government at fckatcrino,
dar ,
Lord Peel representing tho War Of
nee. described the military situation i'm
North Russia. He said tia, the recent
retirement on the Archangel front All
been carried out with very little ,oss
either OF men Or material, while the
enemy had suffered heavily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SERBIAN LOSSES ESTIMATED
BY MEMBER OF COMMITTEE
hi'os Snvir Fixes Sum ar 10000 0Oo ooo
francs. Exclusive or Debts
IN Allies

GENEVA. SWITZERI.AND r., on
'Hpecla l.--l.osscs sustained by Sn-nia
nn'iIS The war arc estimated bv Nils
HaVcic' member OF tho central CON
to aggregate 10000 600 600 fr,nce T,,
iS cXcinsiN" of 'hc war expenses In
CURED ny Serbia and Of the war loam.
"nich serbia received from the allies
value nf tho Serbian propcrtv wouId
nc uoubl" wha, II was n; tho limo
81 its destruction. or ooOon o0o noo
Serbia and Montenegro" declare,
VI. HaNCIc have suffered greater loss.
IS III lives, relatively speaking. thap
any OF the other allies Serbi, aIonn
lost about 10000 men up to the az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
NEW YORK GETS QUINN
'oionei 'Hroh Rnpprrf Announces Deal
"1> Closed With Pacific
Coast League.

NEW YORK Fob 20.-.Jack Quinn
p!tchtr ~ the Vernon club OF the "a
enc Coast League. viii year = Ne,v
Iorh American uniform this scason ts
me result ~ deal closed today, -
annoyncef BY Colonel Jacob run.
btrt, president ~ the Yankees
II exchange for quinn. Vcrnnn oc,s
rItCncrs Joe Finneran and Sam pGcs
aaelder Hinnbcck and fourth piavtr
~ 70 SELECTED "A, the end Or the Eou.
York clubs training -rip. In = fian',,n =
nHHT ownership with chc Chi1arn
hmerlcanS Quinn Vas recently awa-icd
~ ne ~" YORK club BY til" National
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
PLAN CONVENTION HERE
NirS init Carolina Hardware Wen Con-
slider Richmond FOR Next Meeting
Place.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANNil.l.E. VA, Feb. 20.-N ban
uuct was given tonight 10 the 2o0
delegates VIII" are here attending the
anD'lal convention Of the Virginia
Carolina Hardware Dealers Associa
ton. Floyd Todd Of Philadelphia. was
the principal speaker. Tomorrow will
lac tho last day Of the convention. and
officers viii be elected Richmond is
already spoken of as being probably
the next meeting place.
BUSINESS talks were made this morn
ing Or. w. l.. Taylor a soil expert
from Iowa, good many farmers at
tending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Grover Sign. win MncLre,

49,, ~ . 'S'FIn I'D H'ess
PHILADELPHIA Feb % ~
iroNcr. OF seattle. second baSeman. has
s.Gncd contract 10 play this sea"on
"',h me Philadelphia American I.eaeus
% bcbaH cub. according TO an -
nou5ccmcn, made today by Corni.
nack; manager Of the team he Also
MS ias siEned Robert Gcary, Of Cincinnati
season 10 Join the army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. :0.-Iiolncr j.
brown. conciliator from the United
here today, with view 10 lending his
services in AN effort TO settle a dis
Dutc between striking employees OF
the Niscosc company and the manage
mcDt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Y. PIT DEFEATS CAROLINA
BRINGS TECHS ONE STEP
NEARER COVETED TITLE
Fast Basketball Game at Ronnokc Ends
in TarhecIs Losing by Score
of - 10 49,

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. ao.-virsinla
Polytechnic Institute won from the
University OF North Carolina tonight
In fast game. the score being IS to
- This apparently eliminates Caro-
lima as n contender for the South At
lnntic championship and brings the
lcchS one step nearer the coveted
honor.
Carolina started on with a dash las;
night and led throughout the entire
first half. the score at the end Of the
peti?@ standing ~ g. Is IN :.~o, u
thc Tarhecls. Three wonderful side
me, me, shots by Carmichael featured the
The second half opened with V. T..
J. scoring ten points before Carolina
counted. The carolinians seemed 10
have lost their bearings until about
inc middle OF the half when they came
tack strong and cut Techs lead one
point. With only seven minutes to
furious. and Carolina men were re-
peatedly, protesting tina, Referee Carl
ION could not see ". l.; /. holding.
ne result depending Oh a Few points
Brooks and Wharton. Of the V. l.. l..
lam, is mad made victory sure by great shots
Ton was the outstanding star for V
-. J.: while Carmichael shone FOR
Parrish. the Tech center. was In the
game AZ all times. but found his equal
IN Liipteri. Of Carolina. both OF whom
are i... credited with two field goals.
score by his work in shooting foul
goals. Lynch. Of Carolina. only made
iWo sood out OF about an equal num-
Der n' opportunities
snow storm. which began abou,
ci"ck. cut down the Attendance TO
about 800 Coach Bernicr announced
that his team would meet Wnsnirr,on
ana Lee here on March |.
The lineup follows.
- Carolina.
Wharton right forward Carmichael
'CaptainD
1899 'ieit forward ..... Lynch
p,,,ish 'cap;ain)
I,riSp; right guard Brown
i'r"oks. ......l"ft guard Morris
summary: Field eoals-Caroliua,
yvarImiiGhaIi 81 Lynch. 3; Liipfcr;. >:
'. =. J.. Wharton }. Walker .: par
| fish. = BROOKS, =. Foul goalSLj.ar.
! ii!sh, Il" lynch, Referee. Carlton
| 1npiie. furk" Scorers Holden and
iiodse> Ti'nekccpcrs. Grini;h and
! DugSan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
FAV0RS PREFERRED RIGHTS
oklahoma Representative Oner. Dill
which VIII Front Soldiers, Sailors
md Marines.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2o-Ecnrescn,a.
tive Scott Ferris, OF Oklahoma, ;od.,y
introduced u reso!3::o:: giving 10 dis
charged soldiers. sailors and marines
preferred right Of homestead entry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

our allies must compel tho enemy 10
repair roads. bridges, tunnels. rail
roads and TO return the shipping and
rolling stock which was removed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Upton IS COMING OVER
VIII In.pert >bnmrork ~. nud IN,
aih"r Issu ing Challenge TO
tmr ricn,

I>pNrnN. Feb. 2h-Si- Thomas Lin.
'on saii tonight ne would leave for
rock ". and consider tho cb.iic1.n
Tor tho hmorica's cup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

summary: CONS from NcIu-First
National Jennings (2I. Waithall go,
Garter Gol. Pitt 90. l.c Compile (2);
american National. Brown Co. Sulli-
van 90. SnhS;itutions--Le Compile for
Waithal. Timc az halves minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
NATIONAL BANK TEAM
WINS FROM OPPONENTS
Carriers Playing at Center Was Fca-
lure III contest Staged nj
trnorN.

The First National Bank quin; had
no difficulty in defeating the team OF
Blues Armory last night by the score
OF SO to J. During ,hc first half the
game was closely contested. and the
period ended with the score standing
10 20 S in favor Of the First National
outfit. In The second half the First
Nationals came back with speed and
drive. and outplaycd their opponents.
Carriers playing a. center Tor the
l'!rs; National team was tire feature OF
the contest He made ton goals from
the icid thus scoring more ;han half
the points made by his team. Brown.
Of the American National quini. made
six goals from the held FOR his aGsrc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

COfENiiAGEN, Feb 2O-Thc Ecr,In
i'eutSche AllScmeime Zeitunr SAWS i:
earns tho German Ministry OF be.
ithsc mas drafted bill providin., for
l'",""V men. The army viii be f5rmcH
o" IN" voluntary basis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

hDECRN. ALA, Feb. 20.-TIe 1919
football schedule OF the Ain, ~, IYi'
tGeanic Institute includes games wiii
~. Inaon College at Auburn October -
sna WITH Vanderbilt; AT Nashville No.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

,tlNrINNATI. Feb. 2O.-Thc Na,Ions,
1891 Commission today restored
IlHycr Charles =. Bender. OF tho Phi,o.
NS''hin Nationals, 10 good standing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Davidson Defeat. EIon, ~ 20 ~

ELON COLLEGE,. y. c.. Feb. 20
Davidson won from clon toniGh; in
Il iaSt game Of basketball by the
S'pt" oi :" 10 ~. The contest was
faS: throughout. Davidson won by
virtue OF clever shooting
The lineup follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

The lost md found
ads in The Times Dispatch will find
the article YOU lost Phone RandoInh !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
LABOR DEPARTMENT LOSES
Secretary Wilson Not Expected to &C.,
Fund Ia Take Over
Agencies.

WASHINGTON Feb. o0--Althouch
All hearings on the proposed appro-.
priation for the Labor Department have
been held behind closed doors. there
is reason 10 believe that the millions
asked TOR By Secretary Wilson for
taking over the private teacher
agencies and other labor employment
concerns viii not be granted In fact
there is q strong rumor that the re-
quests OF the Labor Department MAY
he hard hit in many respects.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22
Atchafalaya Club Holds
Important Meeting

The Atchafalaya Recreation Club
held a business meeting in the City
Hall last night, with President James
Drury officiating. In spite Of the
inclement weather, large number
of members was in attendance. Re-
ports of the different committees
were passed upon. The arrangement
committee reported that the Schriev-
er Band had been engaged for Fri
day night, and that arrangements had
been made for using the hall. The
reception committee was instructed
to take charge OF the floor. It was
decided that out-of-town guests
could be invited by the members.
Many of the members paid their
dues at the meeting last night, and
the president suggests that all who
have not as yet paid up, get in touch
with the secretary. Several new
names were added to the member
ship list.
The president announced that the
next meeting would be held on Fri
day night of next week.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22

Sickly children, need WITS
CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only
destroys worms, if there be any, but
it acts as a trengthening tonic in the
stomach and bowels. Sold by. Bel
anger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22

The Morgan City Daily Review
ld6vered to your home for 40c a
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22
Price Regulations on
Coal To Be Suspended

Capt. Thomas L. Morse, Fuel Ad-
ministrator for Morgan City, has re-
ceived a telegram from State Admin
istrator O'Kelly stating that all zone
and price regulations on coke and
coal, except Pennsylvania anthracite,
would be suspended Feb. LIST. Mr..
O'Kel1y explains that this refers to
mine prices, wholesale margins, pur-
chasing agents commissions and re-
tail margins and prices.
This new order will practically
release all subordinate administra-
tors from responsibility, inasmuch as
it leaves nothing for them to attend
to with the exception of devotine
themselves to the conservation OF
fuel
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22
Won DER GOLTZ A
"MARKED MAN"

The great personal risk run by
Capt. Horst Won der Goltz, former
German secret agent, when re ex-
posed the German spy system in the
sensational William Fox photoplay,
"The Prussian Cur" is emphasized
by recent news dispatch from Los
Angeles.
Capt, Alfred A. Fritzen, a captain
of artillery in the German army,
pleaded guilty to having conspired
with Capt. Won der Goltz and Capt.
Hans Tauscher to blow up the We'll
land Canal in Canada and was SEN
fenced to 10 months in the Federal
Penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga.
On his way to prison, Capt Fritz
zen declared that as soon as he is re-
leased he intends to take dire ven
geance upon Won der Goltz for the
latter's exposure. The spy told Fed
eral Agent Fred Boden that Won der
Goltz was a marked man.
The startling revelations of Capt.
Won der Goltz are graphically por-
trayed IN thestirring scenes of "The
Prussian Cur" which comes to the
Arcade Theatre tonight.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-22
Prominent Physician Will
Locate Here Permanently

DR.. LeSueur, formerly in the U. S.
Medical Corps, arrived in Morgan
City Monday to make arrangements
for locating here permanently. The
doctor has formed partnership with
DR.. w. Mcclellan of this city, and
the firm will have offices over the
First National Bank Building.
The genial doctor has been much
impressed with Morgan City. and he
comes at a most critical time-when
the doctors of the community are
being exhausted in combating the
flu. 1t is to be hoped that he will
soon find q suitable residence so as
to be able to move his family here.