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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
NIiiicnniunl.

When all the worlds reformed, In that fair day
when all our devils have been chased away
by square jawcd ruliants, battling for tho Lord
racing with grit that vast Satanic horde
VI movie fans. gum chcwors and tho like,
Ana persons who Sundays dare to hike
into the woods for chcstnuts, or who dream
While sinfully angling some hidden stream--
VINO laugh aloud in clouds Of prayer and song
Or smile In church. unheeding that it's wrong;
Ihat sinister crowd profanely saying "FudEo."
Short sktrtcd crew OF So tan and their Tx.
sitting on satns. rustlinS in their silk
When all tho worlds reformed. this sort will be
IcariullE humping heads on bonded knee
we are anointed for tho task, to bear
inc sintulness of silkcn underwear.
Ana 70 restore the world TO that plain plan
ihat pleased the soul of Puritanic Mani
10 strip from, life its holowness OF nirth
And wrap in holy gloom II mournful Earth,
Ana III our righteous cause we onward press
10 build for Man holy Wilderness
lhcrc IN his agony of soul shall he
i5ump with his head, bend supplicatins knee
Eat OF the hittcrest herbs and paint his face
cray with the ashes OF his souls disgrace.
80 by the iiames of judgment We shall stand
Radiant members OF holy band
Ana as the roaring tongues leap higher and
higher
Packets OF chcwin gum cast in the are
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Keyboard Touches
The slant to the Shadow.
BY FRANK Ii. BROOKS.

We preach from the mouth all principles
munt!. Given time. great economic inea sures
W.! "vSrc2mS all sorts Of DISORDERS. The
NJ. recksnf. While he .verage Would not OF
he Is by eSeTy one Of Of He b sn 9 n
does not mean ne, that he has any desire
display headlines on the first page Of a norm
:ng newspape! and ono of the lot indexes u
ton 70 the story following before he turns to
me .en othe.y IL there Is an art exhibit within
bocks the average man will turn iron" from t the
former and hurry to The latter. 4 minister or
must be q master Of words to hold an audience
Wh zen n pi!io9nrd across the street flashes
1t Is a singular fact thar this slant. i, may
20 SuG euT ,an s ,s more noticeable IN small
make truth any more than ono swallow
makes makes a summer. The instance related is not
seat OF a mountain, etllement where 1 have
cr mSnI finely the
are neariy always deserted. Recently the scene
The back lots R Mere o1ah saes s
vehicles y, Lei of, Of VARIOUS types Horses were hitchsd
owed 10 a e r@S in the hsek G
s ST., Of the courthouse j fied the room.
murder case was the attraciion. '"G The Crime
3scnrred In settlement unrecognizcd by the
Except for occasional wranries Between nppns
ing counsel and the almost inarticulate words
the straininG attitude of the listeners TO get
every word.
,,s was sela by ofeial That per cen, of
the the country Some had come miles to attend
which good class aai to s gef Wire
II touch Will! an act that had ended In murder
%,he hG as 10 h
honesty 0ne high moral charac,cr and his adher-
had the slant o''e u lhc"i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
News of Fifty Years Ago.
tFrom tho Richmond Dispatch Mar 3. 1901

Rev. William a: Smith. D. d., one OF tho most
distinguished divines OF the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church. South, died in this city at the resi-
dencc of Rev: John G. CRANBERRY, pastor of Cen
tenary Church, On Monday night.
The Conservative caucus last night nominal :
cd the followins: john L. Maryc for Licuten-
ant Governor, and Rev. w. II. Rufrner for Su-
six other candidates for superintendent. MIR
Runner was nominated the first ballot, re-
cciving forty-four votes, the exact number
necessary TO nominate.
The second colume of Alexander IL Stephens,
great work. "a Constitutional View Of the war
Between the States is in press, and in a
Few weeks time Will be given to the public,
The President will issue the prociana-
ton announcing the ratifca ton of the fifteenth
amendment until Texas and Georgia are ad-
United TO tho Union.
and who Secretary of the Commonwealth
when Pierpout was acting Governor will
probably be appointed by President Grant 10
he minister to Portugal.
Dcweese the Ohoan, who tried to represent
North Carolina in Congress and who specuIated
In cadetshipa, having resigned. the House pass
ed resolution similar to the one in the case
last Of DeYGese for he says he will not try to
be reelected He was elected to Congress be-
fore white folks were allowed to vote from
the metropolitan Raleigh district of North
Carolina. Deweese Is an Ohio carpet ba cgcr
The leaf tobacco sales the Tobacco Ex-
change were very large yesterday, over two
hundred tierces OF fine yellow leaf being offered
The clouds have rolled by and the flock OF
ward, admonish US that the sprlngtimc, gentle
Annie, Ia at hand. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Some mon are SO obsessed with n,ierohiopho
The High Coat OF Sickness-Iy. 81
rho Sanitary Home.
tconyriRht. isoo. by National Newspaper eoryice.,

sss g w .saas ssas %
sssss3s tss' ss5s ssSa s
asa sSSF to sc i
path few So,Inn ,Ss led
BY some .naIodorous OF eourso. % S
disease no NOR that od1ra
Mrs !, Tim Idly who still magnes she wards
char about asate er nec
Wien Sey Ssel nar0r the
ti places. arc frightened Off by compare
n lnsrS it ran NAY bear menton that disease germs
only o Mhe aSo sney carried
seeSae TSIs ere less CAPABLE Of
an na sy lei ono y, knows tina, these visible par
at 10 pc S1rrasa TO fresh sas
the malice afoSs!hought of grains of wheat
Soap and water and elbow grease arc the
mos reliable sanitary agencies FOR the protec-
ns shsm.ea s% aSoqi
1t fe as Or Ii the ssn IS
The popular faith in anything labeled AN
5000 soi Si 10" or 20 2oco s soaso Slu of
u .hii 81 mercury Corrosive subnate)
I hands or materials must be immersea il it At
Gus TO most germs.
There is actual evidence that dsinfcctants
iloors. walls or furniture. The only real purpose
Il diSinfectant solution is for the de
s,ruction of disease germs in discharges from
the body OF the invalid and germs articles
soiied by such DISCHARGES. Soap and water
fresh air and sunshine will every other
purpose i'll the sanitation of the home For dis
! meeting DISCHARGES ana articles soicd or con-
cheapest and most efficient disnfectant is THAT
known as llyEienic Laboratory Pine Oil Dsin-
prepare after diree,ions, given in Reprint No
Health Service Washington. u. c. 60 cents TO
OF the United Statcs).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

capable and distinguished public mon. His
definite announcement OF candidacy is an
event OF frst-rate political importance and
makes it certain that Virginia voters will
have at least two able men from which to
choose their Governor. Lieutenant e Governor
b. f. Buchanan having declared that he
would announce himself at the proper time.
1t is probable there will be other candidates
in the field. but the two candidates already
in tho running assure spirited, old-fush-
Toned Virginia campaign At any event, with
Mr., Tucker, in Virginia. counselng Back
10 the Constitutions" and Vice-President
in the nation, preaching Il return
to the time-tried Democratic tenets. it looks
as If the real Democracy about to come
into its own.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
WORLD HEALTH CRUSADE
IsPLANNED BY REDCR0ss
American Delegates to tho Congress
Fight Their Way Through Deep
Snow to Attend Session.
I3y Associated press.J

GENEVA, March 2.-Dc)ega.es tn
w yne congress nncna, Of Red Cross societies
plans will be made for the co-opera.
ton OF national Red Cross societies
In thirty countries.
for pu,inS INC congress. which will last
tor week, tho peacc-titnc progrn m
Of o. the Rcd Cross Will be disclosed,
inc plan being to relieve suffering and
l PrIhT.no ,,.i, human welfare Generally.
enort to improve public health by con
troiling and even eliminating such
llniaaies as malaria, tuberculosis and
,' sSourges which havo afflicted
Have Eminent Medical Advice.
The program Of the league has been
formed upon the advice OF eminent
lnediGal authorities throughout the
morid. VINO are unanimous In declur-
can be prevented by combined and
co-ordinated action on the part Of
SoHernments and peoples.
countries, including China ana Japan.
arc here. '"pa''
American delegates had an adyen.
, uins In the snow in the Jura. Noun
party were: Willoughby G. WaIlinr
OF Chicago: Mrs. W. *. Drapsr Of
M ,na% york ae City; II: p. Dawson, chair
the League OF Red Cross societies:
Thomas Edward Green, OF Washing
ton. secretary Of the American dele
cation; DR.. Noiilc, French delegate.
and L. L. steen, OF Norway
Machines Stalled Ia Snow.
They camc by automobile. from
Paris and when they reached ST.
CerEues, France, they wore told tho
pass ahead was clear of snow. but
as tho party advanced to the Frenco-
Swiss border the customs officials said
tho snow vas still deep In tho noun
,a!ns and I was impossible TO got
through The americans kept OH.
u until they encountered
stalled and 1t looked as II the party
would be forced TO spend the night IN
Foster Rockwell. OF Phoenix, Ari-
iona. former Yale football captain.
now engaged in Red Cross, had fore
seen trouble. however. and had come
from Geneva. arranging for RELAYS OF
horses and shovclers along the road.
Within an hour after the machines
we're stalled they were boing driven
through the snow. aud after slow
progress for three miles they were
allie TO move ahead on their own
power again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Voice Of the People
J1etters must give tho md address OF
the writer. Name Will not be published IL writer
go rcquesta.
Dow. Hi. Head in shame.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispa tct:
Sir,--Your remarks in the issue OF the Goth
IN regard to Nirgn!as love and gratitude for
the veterans Of tho sixties. we'll said. Tie
old mon arc each year less able TO help them
selves.
II the total given IN 1919 for pensions
paying the PROPOSED increase to $40. owing, to
The death this winter of many who received Il
pension in 1919 The $40 received by OF
those who nave died would pay the increase
of 1--WE TO $50 | have been Il member of the
Pension board OF Buchingham County 70.
Twenty-Five years. and member of a Confcd
crate Veterans Camp for years, and know the
needs OF my comrades | do not come In the
provisions Of the law. and have never received
or asked for a pension but do want ito sec
my comrades less fortunate than myself
Through fsu.; Of their own. get their dues
The excuse is the state has not sufficient funds.
Millions Tor others. mono for the Veterans
numbers are too few, our voices too weak
receive tho consideration of tho state
All the old fellow; do Is face the p.i-
N:.itons and sutfcrinGs OF their few remaining
years. with The same indomitabie will and
age they did the dangers and hardships OF the
sixties. Poor old state, we bow our heads in
sorrow for you. G.. w. PAT1ISOS.
Mantco, Va. February rs, 1899
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
A Daily Once-Over
Doing Thing. The Smooth Way.

Yuu have irascibc temper and II irritates
You TO nave to take things out do them over.
l;y encouraging this fretful spirit you not
helping yourself ~ carcfulncss
you would ;a.<G a little more time for your
nriginui ciIo-t putting more though into Il, you
couli also overcome the impctuous tendency
which shows out IN all you do.
lut You &c nnot wait for this and you cannot
walt for thn and you must be around with your
work time. ana how many times do you lind
that your da% has been for naught because
Your great haste has upset the object OF your
cX"rtions:
II you want to send :. pacl;a Sc by express and
have only twenty minutes TO pack and get
Tie Office. hos much time do you gain II you
upset pail OF water your feet. have to
stop and change your socks and shoes or run
the risk of cold with the Thermometer ut
study and accomplish more and have a better
disposition with which 10 meet your fricnds.-
Copyright 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
S0vIETS DECLARE THEY
HAVE TRAPPED DENIKlNE
SnId 10 Re Cut on
In kuban Pcninsu,n Southeast
OF Asov Sea.
by AssocIeted prer,. I

loNDoN. March 2-General Deni-
K!ne's army has been trapped in the
kuban peninsula southeast OF the Sea
OF Asov, 1t Is claimd in a Russian
soviet official statement dated sunday,
and received today by wireless from
Moscow.
\ Eolshevis; communique received
yesterday announced the capture Of
Starropol. In the northern Caucasus
the Soviet forces defeating Denikinc's
troops and annhilating the first
huban corps.
IhH statement st hand today shows
a Bolshevist advance of some ninety
miles to the northwest and announces
the capture OF Tokhoryetskaya. a rail-
ROAD junction point eighty miles
northeast OF iekatcrinodar.
The taking OF this junction is be-
Iieved the basis OF the claim that
DcnikineS forces arc trapped as II
cuts their line or comnnunication
southeastward into the Caucasus, and
leaves open only the route through
NoNerosSiSk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
In My Garden.

Now are the dreary days
or Iron ground, s
OF dead gray stalks heaped I'D
In dismal mound;
While through the naked hedges blow
Fierce winds that rock them to and
There's nothing left to do -
The beds are bare;
Idly walk around t
Peer here and there,
And watch q screaming jay flash by
A jewel in the lowering sky. 4
IT'S long time to wait
Until the day 3
When the first spikes come IN
or graeny gray
Filled with a wondrous new life tide.
TO push the frost bound earth aside.
Though my dear garden lies
All fiat and dead.
So late lovely dream,
- Like a dream fed,
Through the dark months OF winter.
chill Fgt a s so
fts rain6ow Charm lives with me still.ss
Ethel Wolff, in the New York Times. =:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
COMPROMISE. CABINET NOW
BEING FORMED IN CHINA
Resignation Of Premier Said 10 Pave
why for Adjustment OF Sec
tiOnal Differences.
I BY Associated Press.

uONOLI,hI{T WaTcIS 5Pressb
OF China has resigned, according To- n
special cable from Tokyo to Nippu Jill.
4 Japanese language newspaper here.
FORMATION or a new Chinese Cabinet
under General Chin Yum Pong, formcr
acting Premier, early last month was
considered rs 4 final step toward com
POSING differences between political
FACTIONS in Picking ana establishing
a stable regime in China.
ooscrvers professcd to see behind
me formation OF the Chin Cabinet tho
influence OF Tuan Shin Jul, once
ohlnese Premier. and believed 70 be
IN that country General Chin Yum
pcnS held in addition to the premier.
snip the portfolio OF Minister of War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
HUUSE WILL NOT ABOLISH
FOREIGN TRADE ADVISERS
Hefuses by LARGE Mnjori,. to Uphe,d
1"ttos or Approximation

eMAhSHlNGTON. March BY n yot.
s 81 ny 70 70 80 the House today refused to
H,iunu pE NC action OF the subconl-
ing from legislative appropriation biiI
PROVISION for continuing tho Demrt
N ,ien OF Commerce foreign trade adj
Representative Sissou, Democrat.
;M nv took care OF the commit
providing for $4,000 for the services
~ WAS ruled out on !, point OF order
o9' me House overrulcd tho decision
mendmcnt. 'p'eo tho
:. The House also voted to increaas
rom $4,000 10 s325.oo0 the appro
priaHon Tor employing specialists IN
make Investigations abroad and re-
ports On consular agents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
DEMPSEY AND KEARNS
STILL ARE AT LARGE
oman L. :. District Attorney Say.
removal Proceedings Arc i'm
prOgrens In tnse.
~ As soclitcu Press.

H. FRANCISCO, March a.-The
indictments against Jaci, Dennsay .s'1
ms manager. Jack Ecarns. In Gomez
t!on With alleged sclectivc dr.. n
EVASION by Dempsey, have taken The
are progressing against tho men =
LOS hnSeies.' Mrs. Annette \. Adams
United States District ATTORNEY. an.
nounced here today. aN
me Indictments were returned Fri.
Gay. The men havo not yet been ar.
rested according 10 advlccs from I.os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Covenants Openly Arrivc, a,

pRESlDENT WILSON'S action in n.1.i,v
pubic 'hc correspondence between this
government and the supreme council js q
""o'esoihc th1ng FOR world diplomacy II
- IA keeping "itn his demand that the dcai
!hss between nations in the future shall Iva
spread before the whole world and I'M, al
men De permitted 10 judge whether mr. mn,
justice or injustice is being practiccd
whether or not right or the wront, is hoi,u
800, &C ana whether or not peoples az
iected by treaties or covenants pacts or cot
Elements are TO know in advance what ,,,cir
rate is 10 he and how their interests arc ia
be considered w
There is reason TO believe ,ha, no -,
preme council, when it framed lis now no,i~r
u'hs inc Adriatic and Albania hoDcd to
put us program through without the en-
Darrassment OF public condemnation Tbny
went about that business in sccrc, ,rbov
drafted their plan, submitted il ia It.ly 60,
approval then laid ii before the Jupo.S,ov
ueiesalioh with an ultimatum appended al,
loving The latter four days in which in .c-
ccpt IL or 10 accept the treaty Of Iondon -.
an alternative. 90
me action OF the supreme council was No,
even communicated voluntarily IN tbn nv
eFhiheht OF the United States. II was delhi
erato!y concealed from this government, ~,
though America had been war ASSOCIATE
oil inc allies and the President himgclf had
participated personally in the Paris neaco
conference. The conclusions of the councii
were not contided TO the United States until
the President had pointedly asked for tbon,
The councils action in dispoging of IN.
Adriatic problem was a patent case az had
iaith ana IN his note to that body MIR. Wilson
ana not hesitate TO intimate as much Nnr
ana ne hesitate 10 intimate further thai covc-
rants secretly arrived at were contrary In
Souhu judgment and to good international
poI'cy' As showing his feeling on the sub
)cct. ne issued an order that t,c State no
part'nent should make public without fur
ther delay the whole record that the world
might Know what had transpred behind the
scenes ana understand for itself the reasons
WI! ne INTERVIEWED in behalf OF tic weak
governments OF '!ugo-Snvia and Albania.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
TWO TARIFF "WAR BABIES"
REPORTED IN SENATE
Upper House Committee Favor. FRO.
e LILO. LOT 1ninnt Industries Dc

w. TDy hs.ocia ted Prcss.1 :.
,, a III u I ON. March 1.-Two
protect industries which grew un win
INC war were ordered favorably rc.
ported today by the senate ITinonec
committee. The first fixes high
outics on optical glass, laboratorv
apparatus, surgical Instruments nr5
GRASS and porcelain articles FOR
LABORATORY use, while the second ar.
t ,S inasnesitc, places an impor,
.aN or mar cent pound on ore
ana o. cent a pound on caicine or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
ITALIAN BRIDES-TO-BE MAY
ENTER US. FOR SIXTY DAYS
VIII he Allowed 10 Stay Pending p.
nSe or Calder Dill for Exemption
From IcSt
ID hN.oc!Hted Press.l

,.,.,, ID .tN|uvIAtcH IFoss.
NEW YORK. March e-Twc!ve
states 10 marry American soldiers. hu.
VINO nave oeen held at ELLIS Island
neGausc 'heY could not pass tho liter
isuE, tcst, learned tonight Washington
.,ai TuIeh ihcy may be admitted to
inc country for sixty days-rroyidinc
tnGy sign Il pledge not 10 marry dur
III Senator Calder's bill 10 cxemn.
them from the reading test is nnssed
INC! VIII be free ut any time 10 wed
their soldier swcethcarts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Milan General strike col,,n..

MILAN. March 2.-The renor,,{
strike declared here yesterday as n
result or a clash between troops and
demonstrating crowd Sunday. lin
"hlcn Two civilians wero killed was
ended today. Work has been resumeG.
throughout tho city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
BOMBS ARE EXPLODED
IN 3 BARCELONA FACTORIES
Manager OF Revolutionary Printing
Plant Resists Omcers md
IH Shot bend.

b AR G e l. Q N a, March 2.-Bombs
last night. Later the police raided
secret printing plant where revolu-
tionary hand bills were being turned
out. The manager Of the plant offered
armed resistance and was shot dead.
The police have arrested three per-
sons charged with the recent murder
of Senior Sabadell, an employer OF
labor and his two sons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
HUNGARIAN REGENT GETS
100000 KRONEN A YEAR
Admiral IIOrthy, Who "saved the Nm
lion From RUM" Chccred by
Enthusiastic Crowds.

iiorthS's salary as regent Of Hungary
mas been fixed at 100000 l,ronen per
year. After his election the National
assembly sent deputation to escort
MN 20 the chamber. where he took
the oath. and was presented with a
drait of the law creating his Office.
addresses which culogized him as
were delivered. Enthusiastic crowds
sseIrblcd along the line Of march by
when he reached the Parliament
building and Chcornd him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
POLITICS IN SPAIN is
REALLY A FAMILY AFFAIR
One Former Premier Has 20 Rclntives
on tho Pny Rolf Another More
Modest, Only Seven.
Thy Associated Press.1

tBy Associated Pressl
MADRID, March 2.--Relativcs OF
prominent Spanish politicians have
been placed ON tho government pay
rolls In large numbers, according to
the Correspondence de Espana. which
declares former Premier Romanones
hns secured places for seven members
OF his family and that former Premier
AlhucemaS has twenty relatives draw
ing government pay. Politics in Spain,
the Newspaper remarks, is thus be-
coming a family affair instead of
Offering careers to everybody.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
AUSTRIAN TAX BILL WILL
YIELD ENORMOUS REVENUE
Governments Latest Levy Ifits E.pe-
Chilly mt the Possessions OF It's
MenIfhy InhnlIIfnnfs
%! Nssuc'Htcd Prcss.

VIENNA ,Ia.o, . Las
$1,000, 600 crowns, it lis estimated, vii,
be collected annually under the pro
VISIONS OF the governments general
taxation Pin introduced in the Aus
trlan National Assembly TODAY. TVS
levy on wealth. it is believed viii
yield l,00s000.00O crowns. while Inc
income tax viii provide 400. 1000 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5

Coming into politics TO purify, uplift and
ennoble il, the dear ladies OF the New York
Democracy first packed and steam-roercd
their own convention and then, i'll the regu-
lar State convention, gracefully snapped
wet" and unit vote support for places
the big Four delegation at large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

The General Assembly did bit of real
constructive work when it enacted into law
the bill providing for the creation OF Il pur-
chasing commission and the designation OF
purchasing agent. II is Il necessary com
plement to the budget system. and it should
result in the saving OF many thousands of
dollars 10 the public treasury each year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Senator lenyons resolution proposing the
opening Of negotiations with Great Britain
for the purchase OF the Bermuda Islands was
not offered until the psychological moment
lad passed The American people would
,tther be neighbor TO the islands than TO own
them. Under foreign ownership they are
convenient wei spot on the Western
Hemisphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03

Premier hns stated that Norway IS
prepared to supply Germany with fish
and fats on credit since Norway 'is
convinced that the German people will
comply with their obligations"
Berlin wireless message says. Tho dis
patch adds that Leipzig fair, opened
with 1900 firms exhibiting, and that
10000 visitors have arrived including
1900 foreigners. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Reduce Public Debt s.as os, ,s-

WASHINGTON, March a decrease
Of 264,057,3SI in the public debt was
erected In February, the Treasury an
S25,404,331,707 t