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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
POLICE ARREST WOMEN
ON SHOPL|Fl'|NC CHARGE
Charge Quintet With Theft Of
Goods Worth $4,000 From
BROAD Street Merchants.

Goods valued at more than $1,000
were recovered and five women, all
of them married and less than a.
years Old. We're arrested early yes
terday morning. following discovery
by police Saturday OF existence here
of what police say Is an organized
band of .Aorlif;ers. who. il is said.
merchants.
Mrs Grare IIu,chi. on. Mrs. Aver
,yn King Mrs Rose Christian. Mrs.
M Mate are Mu IRA wo ami Mrs, y; G;
charges OF theft anal shopl:ftinE.
All OF the women are mothers en-
crnt Mrs. array. the police say.
mack and re.'cy Tilicr a!aim u have
detected Mrs. Christian. Mrs Buck
ley and Mrs. Hutchinson in ;l,r ac,
afternoon, The women. according To
the police. confessed. aud implicated
Mrs, Murray and Mrs. King.
Goods seized by the detectives.
]. poughcriy. are said ii have com
pr.scd an entire waScn-ioad- In
Guided IN the loot We're s'Hs Of
china. siiverwarc. SUITS OF clor hing.
pairs of silk hose. expensive furs.
cut glass. Chinawarc and many bot
Ties OF fine perfume
Mrs. King, aged 81. who lives on
Thirty-tirsi street, is charged With
the theft or lady's dress from
Mitt!edorfer's Mrs. Hutchinson. aged
Il. who lives on Eighth street. is
charged on four warrants with
;hcfts from the Young Mems shop.
c. Haase X Sons, Miller II IL loads
and Murray Go.
Mrs Christian is charged with
,het;s from Meyer Grecntree. :nillcr
K khoais and :. lIaase * Sons, Mrs.
Murray aged -. employed by j.. Il.
Taylor & Co. is charged with theft
of goods from that concern. Ecst-
,nony of the others. II IS said. iUlp!i-
Gated her.
Merchants on tho South side also
were victim lied according 10 the
alleged con tcssion OF one of the
women.
Other warrants Will he sworn out
against the women today. 1t was
said last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
DETTELBACH HEADS COUNCIL
OF JEWISH JUNIORS
Movement tn Establish Branch in
Washington ls
Launched.

At the last meeting of tho Council
OF Jewish Juniors for the year. held
Yesterday afternoon in Beth Ahabah
Synagogue y. Dcttelbach. Jr. was
elected president OF the orGanizat ton
for The ensuing year.
Miss I.eonora Stratus was chosen as
and Miss Regina
Wcinfeld, secretary Miss Virginia
Ncrr was named corresponding sec
rotary and Theodore RothSchild.
treasurer.
On the board of directors, Ralph
l.. Dombrower was made chairman.
Other members elected were Joseph
T.. Weinberg. Miss Ahclc Levitt. Miss
Maxine Bcndhcim. Lincoln NJ. Meyer
and Miss Sadyc PaSsamaucck.
Jack Il. Lewis, retiring president.
read his report Arrangements are
being made. through the Richmond
Council. to form Council of Jewish
Juniors in Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
OF UNION SEMINARY BEGIN
Kew. Henry Wade DulloSc breaches
baccalnurcatc sermon To Grind
uniting Class,

Rev. Henry Wade DuEosc. u. n.
OF Danviilc, preached the baccalau-
reatc sermon yesterday morning TO
the graduating class OF twenty-five
at Union Theological Seminary. Gin
ter Park. The chapel was filled with
an Interested audience
The annual address 10 the Society
ot Missionary Inquiry WAS given las;
night in the seminary chacpl by Rev.
Robert II. BcdinScr. missionary. Of
Luebo. Congo Beige. Africa. who rep
resen,s Ginter Park Presbyterian
Church in the foreign field.
The board OF directors o. Union
Theological Seminary will hold their
annual meeting tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock. and The annual reception
10 the senior class will he held to-
morrow night in The Mayo reception
room. Richmond Hall.
Closing exercises will he held in
tho chapel Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. The address to the gradual
ing class viii be made by Rev. w.
Nee White: II. ID, OF Raleigh. y. c..
and the address on behalf OF the
Presbyterian Committee OF Publica-
ton by Rev. Russell Cecil ID. u.
Diplomas will be presented to the
graduates hy George w Watts, pres-
ident OF the board of trustees.
AT / O'Clock the reunion banquet
Of the classes OF 1870, 1880. 1890.
1900 and 1910 vii! be held in the
rcfectory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
l00L TEACHERS GET
INCREASE IN SALARIES
:foxfmatc Scale of Wages An
annccd BY Superintendent of
81 Public Instruction.
SUPPLEMENT PAY
itics Also Arc Responding by
allowing Increased Compensation
iMs Rural Tcachers-Ratc Va
ies I'M Some Cities.

j sSstsntial increases to school
by the approximate scale
Ealaries complied by the Depart
b&; OF Public instruction following
ESsoncerencc o. cay superintendent
f5here Friday. In practically every
lain tho State the extra arpropria-
i made by the State a; the last
ION OF the Legislature has been
4 sshed, in some degree. state SUI
sslpt action on the par; Of the cities
livery gratifying and that IL was
Escted in many OF the counties.
Is RIchmond's New Scale.
tae new scale in the elementary
1Eols of Richmond is from s>llli
3sLi3i.95. In the high school the
lsmum is sSS5.5o and the minimum
st4. Several cities have gone the
s1al city one better and have fixed
sISalaries OF teachers much higher.
81 of them have different scales
finale and female Instructors. In
eShburS male instructors get sal
50 of 5000 each and female teach
y Portsmouth the male rate is ST.
sto se,10o and the female rate from
80 to Sl.SOU. Petersburg has a
aImum salary for male instructors
EEiS4U. and female t1aCnerS VIII re-
iSe as high n Sl.65o. The minimum
Try in the high school OF Norfolk
:, be 1920 for females. ranging
Nigh as $4,000 for males. In Koa-
~ male instructors Will get Sl.S00
5, females. Si.70o. In Newport
Is the new scale Will range from
30 minimum for females. 10 $1,000
sBimum for both SEXES.
sss ShipbuiidinE city Lends.
II of the above rates are for high
sol instructors, except where
i3rwise noted. Newport News leads
e the minimum being SLIGO and
a maximum. $3.50. Portsmouth
Il pay elementary instructors from
20 TO l,5s5 and Norfolk from ST.
sigh school principals also will
sefit by the increased rate OF pay
fnokc Will pay its principal S2,T5O
5 in. Richmond the scale ranges
n that amount 10 $3.50. This
simum is the highest OF any city
4ho State. The high school prin-
~ OF Newport News will receive
too. Norfolk, sS,i9o; Petersburg.
o sI,oh hy : 9no1 .33;1'o9 ana d. in
lidications are That ma,eriai in
Asses will be given teachers by
~ county in the State. Boards OF
scrvisors in most cases are said to
willing and anxious TO go the limit
selteye the financial streets. Seven
y counties reporting within the
y ten days show. in addition to
Ssums raised through the school
q an added Increase for teachers
,ries OF approximately 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
SHUMWAY TO DIRECT SINGS
IN LOCAL PLANTS THIS WEEK
Al Structural steel Company nj Noon
Today mud Enik Tobacco COM
pnmS r0lM0rrnM.

Edward r. SUBWAY. song and
cheer leader OF the Communists
Recreation Association. has fourteen
sings" scheduled this week I'm the
largest factories in Richmond. Since
business men here have discovered
how popular the sings" are with
their employees and how thcy helm
the efficiency OF their organizations.
the song leader has been flooded with
requests for his services.
AZ noon today Mr.. Shumway will
conduct sing" at the Richmond
Structural Steel Company. and to-
morrow he viii conduct sings" at
the plant OF the falk Tobacco COM
pany and The Sauer's Company plant
Four sings" will he conducted nv
Mr.. Shunway Wednesday,. He will
sing AZ the Snithdcal business Col
lcse a; ? o'clock III the morning, at
l::ia at tho David Lea Box Contrary
lSouth Richmond). and at l2:I5 Mt
the plant Of the Spotless Company
The final sing" of the day will he
conducted at the David Lea Box Com
pany plant a, 1913 O'Clock.
Friday. sings" will he conducted
At the. Massey Business College AT
? y. NJ. the Allen * Ginter branch
AZ noon, the settlement House, on
Yves; Cary Street. at o'clock, and
the Lorillard Company plant at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
me ID DELEGATES TO
ID CLUBS OF WORLD MEET
nhern of Richmond Organization
VII Go Through tn Indianapolis
Without Change

ourtecn delegates to the annua
yention of the Associated Adver.
ng Clubs of the World will b,
e, by the Richmond Advertisers
81, IL was announced yesterday. The
fyention will be held in In.
napolis commencing June 3.
Iembers OF the Richmond club, To-
her with Il delegation from New
s. News and possibly Norfolk. viii
Sge Richmond in special Pullman
Echcs and will make the trim
soagh to Indianapolis without
SnEe.
u S. Knight, president Of the Rich.
nd orSanization, will head the
Eegatlon. r. y. Ezekiel. former
Ssident. will be one OF the PARTY.
och also Will include G. L. Bcardslcv
Ee-president of the Spotlcss com,
n.y. Irwin Grccntree. Il. j. Hess.
2ph Dombrower. w. w Workman
sEdward and Raymond Nassie. Al
- M. Rubenstcin, Z. IL Bailey and
gee representatives Of Miller G
pads, Inc. Allen .. White will he
4. of the representatives of Miller
sShoads. the other Two not havint-
sn announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
COL Keeter Says
Old 7ot0n Changed
Retatace Of George Wash
angtoi, Surprised at
Rlc|,mond'S Gr0aUth.

Richmond Of tho present was anti,
surprise to Colonel Joseph j.
Neefer. OF Washington, one of tho
rev living relatives of General
george Washington, when he stenprd
from train at the Broad Street Sta
ton Few days ago and surveyed the
CITY. AFTER an absence of ten Years.
Colonel kccfcr declared after look
ing AT the city that it's growth was
phcnomcnni. and that he would not
nave known the town as the same
Il city grow so RAPIDLY i'm such a
short time.
Colonel Keefcr. in writing to "a
!Iienu several days ago. spoke en-
hlntcd that he may invest in realty
mere and possibly change his place
OF residence.
Not long ago Colonel Kccfcr was
instrumental In having legislation
passed TO improve Wakefield. the
place OF WashinSton's birth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Womnn's Auxiliary, American
Legion, Jefferson Hotel, II.
kfwnnis Club, I.
Annual business meeting, wom-
nn'S Club, 1.
Florence Nightingale Circle.
ShcitcrinE Arms Hospital. {.
Council Committee ON Streets,
City Hail, =.
Strnnd-"A Catholics in
war construction" nIn,, =.
Way FcAtiral. City Auditorium,
S;IJ.
Nnnircrsnry Daii. blues ARM
DRY. q.
lyrics, .:I5. 0,sO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

state Health Department to mem-
Jrcshvtrne graduating class Of tho
school. beginning ut o O'Clock this
morning. Women OF tho citw wi,o
i inyi, m9e members OF the class arc
The course OF study Will continue
',,;mtoush the week, with the exccu-
t,"n OF t9morrow. when DR.. j. 5.
~. r, VIII lecture on infant feed
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Ihe special courses will be given
NJ the school, 5l7 Seminary Ayenuc
rihIer Park. and is supplementary
during nr.ihs the session just closing.
The instructors will be DR.. Mary
G ErSnom; pr W. a; Plcckner. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
GRAND JURY TO CONSIDER
k|LBOURN FARM AFFAIR
Serious Chargcs May Bd Preferred
Against Young Men Implicated
III Industrial Home Escnpntc.

NnnrSes OF serious nature are
,Npcctcd to be preferred against at
ctSI three CT the four young fnec
NIP were recently fined and given
S n,ai terms for aiding four sirI in
dustrial School for Girls at Kiibourn
re:ni, 70 escape. when the grand ju.y
on the circuit Court OF Hcnrico C0un
meets To-Day. Commemorative Al
iorney iiaskins lobson admittcd
i'st night that the grand jury would
De asked tn return indictments
would not state what the now
charges would be- '"
Hrthu; Brown. one of the mon who
receivcd n Jail sentence of six months
.nu S?oo hne. escaped the day after
re re S'ai ana has not been seen since.
ms received the same punishmcn, as
min Brown, aud John Williams was
ENch eighteen months in tail and
nhcd Sl.5no. Magistrate B. Vim
tcn'' OF Midlothian, tried the quar-
IL; ana common ealth's Attorney
m!'i,h was assisted by ATTORNEY
irhAm vi. Jusiis for the prosecu.
Another boy. Maynard Vaughan.
WIS sent to the Laurel Industrial
"eh9ni because Of his youth.
NJ OF the convicted men noted an
nSais; which will be heard tomorrow.
The four girls. who were cantireI IN
the woods near Forest Iiill. we're re-.
turned TO the home. They c,n,,,cd
OUT with the men. IL is altered for
TWO nights. Because of the youth of
some OF the girls. the charges which
VIII DC pi3ced before the grand i,,rv
.nuaE may. be of most serious ma
school L. DcdfcntcJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
APPEAL IN CULPEPER TODAY
Section OF Stnte system Between Tint
City and fredericksburg In
DiHpnfe.

Members OF Che State Highway
Culpepcr today to hear arguments
in an appeal from an order Of Com
missioner c. =: Coleman designat-
ing the route for section Of the
State highway system. between Gull
pepper and Frederick burg.
Following tho hearing at Culpcper.
the commission will make personal
inspection OF other sections of dis
rutcd routing of highways in the
section OF the State.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

o'clock yesterday afternoon before n
large audience, many OF whom came
from RICHMOND on the Ashland car.
Dr; James II. billiard. Of Churiottoa-
jeans funds and member OF the Cen
cral Education Board. delivered tho
principal address. Ground has been
broken Tor memorial building. TO
De used as y dormitory for boarding
students. ana an effort to raise 81 900
US Il building fund Is now being made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Iliwnnlnns Meet Tonight.

Regular meeting OF the Kiwanis
Club will be held tonight at thu
Business Mems club at o'clock in
stead of $3.50. as formerly. Decision
to advance the time OF meeting
thirty minutes was taken by the
board of directors last week after
the club had halloted on the advisa-
bility OF holding night meetings only,
and decided against the plan.
Edward =. Evans, of the United
States Weather Bureau, Will be the
speaker. and viii talk on The
Weather"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
DREWRY TAKES SEAT TODAY;
SUCCEEDS JUDGE WATSON
VIII he Opposed for Regular Term
by DIR. II. &. Smith. of

Patrick II. Drcwry. who recently
was elected TO Congress- 10 succeed
iae late Walter y. Watson in the
fourth congressional District went
TO Washington last night and will
he sworn i'll today. MIR. prcwry WAS
elected for the short term without
opposition, and already has an
nounced his candidacy for the next
reg ular term, succeeding himself
Or. ii. c. Smith. Of Crcwc. has am
noNnred that he will oppose MIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
COURSE IN NURSING

STATE Health officials to Instruct
"r"ouatints students of Truin-
Ing school.
Short courses In emergency nur.-
ing viii bo given by officials OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
Grcentree to Andres, W.omcn

lTvin Grccn;rec will be the prin-
cipal speaker tomorrow at the week
" meeting OF the Woman Advert!s-
crs' Club. which will he held at l
o'clock, at Murphy's Hotel Mr.. Green
tree viii speak on "N!gilance."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

The executive board Of tho Ne!Shhorhnol
iionS" at zig North Nineteenth Street has
rlannci demonstration entitled "A NAV
iiaE .aEcari.' Ia be staged on Nineteenth
street, between Broad and Grace. wrdnes-
gay from To o'clock IN III" afternoon
Participants are all children Of the neigh
horh"od The pageant will show the nrocs-
SHY OF healihiul and supervised rcc-Ca-
non and the results OF community act!v!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Tho Fifth Company. First rr,visi,r,-
hnE.nent. Company \. Rirhmund i;raVs
VIII holi us regular drill and meeting 10.
uIury. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

All eligible members OF the alumni Of
IN. Inc John Marshali High school cadets
Guard are requested. to attend !. tnc,,,
ihS tSnisht a; $40 O'clock IN the high
Sshool auditorium. The committee in
charge Of the organization vii! rcpor;
progress Eiaue since ;hc las: meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

inond left for N.exanuri. on thc noon
. S.stsFday 10 take rasi in rally
ana parade. Ihey were acvcmuaricn liz
.airiy,hxc pieces NJ ST. Mary's In,!uStr!,i
stnnol Bdnd anu expect 10 v,rupy urEmi-
ncnt places in ;he parade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10
NScausc nc annual Inrctlns IA thc uich.

Bccausc the annual meeting OF the High
!ani fSTh Citizens Association IS sched-
u!ed Tor ih:s month. the regular monthly
meeting OF the organization. which MAS
20 nave been held tonight. has been post
pcScu Until May Il. W. {. CARPENTER is
president OF the organization. Annual re-
poEt OF the president will be- made and
an elec;oa Of officers FOX the ensuing year
WIZ take place. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-10

School Is Dedicated.
- -, "a, Gu 'iSn OF Nirginia Randolph
, 1920-03-09
Congress May Change Vlr-
gin Island Laws.
PENALTY for BIGAMY, BOILING in
OIL. REGARDED as a BITT0O SIRlCT.

Washington, Feb. 10. = general clean
up Of the Virgin Islands is recon 4 ended
to Con gres by the joint committee just
returned from &n investigation there, &C
cor3ing to nemoers to day.
Senator'S and Representatives founC a
genera. sIa-e OF neglect and much unrest
among the naive inhabitants.
Members are undecided whether me
naval government which no~ exists
should be replaced by a civil regime. lAe
islands are in need of roads ana farm
machinery. An entire new legal code is
needed. one Senator said, citing lie big
amy laws, which provide a punishment
O. burning in oil.
Danish business firms, which are great
" in the majority there, paid only So, 900
iacome taxes last year: Some Members
Of the committee d ecfared this Govern
ment has been deprived of about $40, 900
income taxes by firms in 1.-THE isl nds.-
New York Evenjng San.
, 1920-03-09

Economically the United Statesnbought
a sucker orange :or $25, coo. 900 when it
purchase the Vii gin Islands from Dem
mark, but they have an jncaIculable
strategic value, commanding sea routes
and the eastern approach TO the Panama
Canal, according 70 the Senator.
, 1920-03-09

D'Annunzio. | am not offering them
the slightest atom bat the children must
be cared for and that is why | allowed
200 children to come out Of Fiume and
proceed to Milan. A cores Ondent has
CLEANED opinions of all sorts in Fiume
and those Of the citizens with whom he
talked seemed unanimous hat the stu
alton was critical aud that the city was
now in tie deepest despair, financially
and commercially. We are starving,
said a Banker who previously had been
a strong supporter of italian annexation.
We are unable 10 90 further. We are
now re1dy for an international city. We
want our port re0pened to commerce and
we want the city occupied either by a
British or American Garrison. Our
present state is impossible.
Washington, March Isl. -Nineteen
thousand Armenians were massacred
when the French evacuated Marash. A
cabIegram from C~onstantinopIe received
here today says, Regret to inform you
the French troops evacuated Narash
during the night, Unfortunately they
did not inform anyone on the foIlOWin
day, surprised by this sudden release,
three thousand Armenians made their
first exit. They were massacred. Fiji
teen hundred others succeeded in reach
ing Ishie, but a great number of them
we're frozen. Out of twenty thousand
re maining in the town, sixteen thousand
were maSSacred.
Paris, March 1st. General Lorond.
Head of the Inter-Allied Commission in
Upper Silesia, yesterday declared his
intention of f%orbidding the Introduction
of Berlin and Breslau newspapers into
the Plebiscite region, if they continue to
spread false news and make hostile COM
ments on the decisions Of the Commits
sion.
Berlin, March 1sr. The Berlin Social
lists have passed a resolution or protest
against the proposal of the Prussian
Diet to compensate the Former EN-
peror William for the loss of his
throne and a warning was given that if
the proposal is accepted the Socialists
will withdraw from the Govt.
Toxic, March 1st.-Ihe Imperial
Prince is to take a two years Course of
study at the French Military School at St.
Cyr, and he will leave for Franco in
April.
Hamilton, March LIST. Mr.. Taft, ex-
President of the y. S., who is on a lee
ture tour under the auspices of the
Dominion, says the Presidential outlook
, 1920-03-09
Virgin Isles Hotbed OF Reds,
Is Reported.
ESPECIAL to THE News

Wa hingt0n, D. G., Feb. 23.-S9naFor
+. K9nvo Iowa, has just returned from a
visit to Virgin Islands, where he fou I'd dis
ease. poverty, immortality and bclshev-
ism rampant among the islanders, " per
cent, OF whom are negroes.
, 1920-03-09

mark, but they have an incalcuiabIe
strategic value, commanding sea routes
and the eastern approach TO the Panama
Canal, according 20 the Senator
TEL 1GRAMs.
s.. "ROlX STATION.
Montreal. Mario LIST. On account Of
his appointment sas British Ambassador
of the United Sta es Sir Auckland Ged-
des ha telegraph q 10 the Nc Gill Uni
v~ersit!, ~resignin. his post as President
Of that University
Washington, N arch Isl, = he British
Govt..ha been t rmaily notified by the
State Depf. that ne appointment Of Sir
Auckland Gaddes as AMBASSADOR to the
United States wi be thoroughly agree
able 10 President Wilson.
London, Marc 1st.-The Earl OF
Remersyde, FIELD Marsl al Haig, was
received by the King at Buckingham
Palace this morn ag upon r~elioquishing
his posi- as Comm nder in Chief,
Milan, March st. AS the result Of
a collision betWetn croWOs and the pol
ice mere yesterday in which the officers
att cked tne mo two civilians being
mortally wounded a general strike was
Q6clafeQ at TlGNl 54L ana WOTh HAS D6eu
suspended throu hout tie city today.
The clash occurr d in cor nectiOn Wi h a
meeting Of demon tized troops, the police
opemng fire VIII u stones were thrown
from among tn crowGs. Two men
wounded died dur ag the light.
London, March list. The death took
place tonight of tIr. Charles Garvice,
the we'll known \ %ovelist, dramatist and
journalist.
London. March 1st,--In the House Of
Commons the Premier stated that the
list Of war crimi ais void shortly be
available, but tina it was not intended
that Grea. Britain, should be represent
ed at the trials in he German Courts.
London, March lst. 1t is %authorita-
lively learned tlat unsuccessful at
tempts have been made 10 assassirate
Lore Action, Bri ish Minister to Fin
land at Helsingfefs.
Fiume, March Is "A sieg of Fiume has
begun with a stringent blockade against
commodities. including foodstutfs. Per
haps we may aopear to be lenient
towards those occupying Rume, said
General Cavigda, of the Govt. Forces,
but we are not so and we shall exercise
an iron blockade against the forces of
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-06-05
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida, in and for
Marion County. in Chancery.
w. B. Coggin, Complainant, VS.. AIDE
laide M. Kichline. widow of j. G.
Kichline, deceased, ct ais, Defend
ants-Order for Constructive Serv-
ice.
It is ordered that the defendants
herein named, to-wit: Adelaide M.
klchline, widow of J. G. Kichline, de-
ceased, Ray Dunn Kichline, Davis
May Kirhline, a minor, Reginald
Grant Kichline, minor, be and they
are hereby required to appear to the
bill of complaint filed in this cause on
or before
Monday, the 7th day of June, 1920.
1t is further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published once a week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Evening Star. a newspaper
published in said county and state.
This 1st day of May, 1920.
(Seal CT. Ct.) P. II. Nugent,
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion County
Florida. By Ruth Erwin, D. c.
S. T. Sistrunk,
Compartments Solicitor. 1-1-sat