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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CONGRESSMAN RAINEY DEFY
TO FARMERS TO FIGHT HIN
Illinois Democrat Thu. Rcscnts ,rst,.
non rhat lie Is "Actlag timo.t
~ Arsr1ey fer Packers
Ry .NAyociated Press (,

WASHINGTON. March s.-I.rn,i,,,,
=. Marsh, representing the Faymcrs
National Council, reading tcstimon,
from previous congressional hcarinaa
SAID the American people arc begin.
ming to ask who owns Congress. sine,
we &c. no remedial Legislation after AZ
their hcarine5.'
Marsh read letter sent by f,;nor.-,
iiampden. managing director OF III,
council. 10 House leaders. ccmpiaininS
mat Representative John w Hah.e,
nG1cmocrat). Illinois, representing IN,
Chicago stockyards district, WAS on IN,
Agriculture Committee and "aciint. al
most as an attorney for the pa TX crs.''
Mr.: Haincy, replying, said he hid no,
sought the appointment. but intcndoe
TO secure fair play" while on tho com
mittee. and asked IL Marsh's orEaniza.
ton thought no one but farmers Shout,
be on tho committee
NO. that's why VIC arc forming III,
Farmer-Labor Committee. and ma! n,
out in your district 20 fight the com
mon enemy. Marsh retortcd
Rainey said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
BRITISH FORCES ATTACKED
BY TURKS IN MESOPOTAMIA
fre"rh. Who Have Enlisted Many Ar
"ehian- in tfiicin. Also Inranncd
ny 'FuTkiah IrrcEuInrs
~ NsSorlatcd P-essl

ONSTANrINOPI.E. March ,p-,.
IN forces IN the Mesopotamian oil re-
,'"nS, particularly near Kcrkuk am,
A,"sut nay" been engaged in constant
!'h .rrcgui;rs. tho onuos!,ion Of ,bcsn
.orccS bcinG similar 10 that cncot;n-
'or"u ~ tho French AT Aintab. A;crnsh
'h,i p'N"' points in cilicia.
'",oIh!iion .! the Armenian repub-
"c without defining it's BOUNDARIES :
stIH I" haze undoubtedly cmbit,.rcd
me Turks in Cilicia /, is said thar
frcnch !orccS OF Occupation have en-
ltS''i many Armcnians. thus tanning,
iir ancient racial and religious hatred
n'' 'Nc"n the .trmecianS and. Turks and
lhi'inE II with THO actua state or VA
y sting between Turkish and French
nh'tS II also affords 4 screen for Ar
inen'an nasSacrcs In the vicinity az
MarAsh. u Is declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
ARE NOT UNDER CONTROL
OF MOTHER CHURCH BODY
Court Says, Trustees OF Christian
Science Publishing Society Free
From Other Board.
lDy Aaaocinted prcsa


F'STON. March 6.---Thc trustees of
The Christian Science Furnishing 90.
"i'ty may not be controlled by the di-
rcc'ors Of the mother church. the First
church o: Christ. Scientist. I'm the opin-
ION Of Judge Frederic Dodge. whose
"'"'hS rs master in the Christian Sci
III, LII SUITS are filed with the Supreme
"' Thn m court OF the state today.
r,.Iiors had no legal right TO remove
'onh V. Dittcmorc from their own
5Y.,r' Lamont Itowiands from tho
III" original draft of t,,e ,,,,.o.
.,,.' MS vas prepared two months ago.
ING. .u SINCE then counsel for tho Jirec
FAR ~ naTe sought to reopen the case. so
80 80 affected Dittcmorc, and also
~ nave the findings amended. Thcsc
aH"Sts were refused
MN directors already have indicated
u..t, 'Hcy proposed to continue the
80. o"iorc the fun bench of tho state
supreme Court.
d, US soon as the masters report was
. ~ ne board of directors. with the
nent declaring that the ngAt was mo-,
''."'d, Ihcy said. in part:
me suit brought By the trus-
i"S OF the Christian Science Publish
~ society ngains; the directors OF
~ mother church. the master now has
"iun Il report Of his findings and con-
f ;,y,.,,,,, Much OF the report is un-
SION: !, is subject TO review bv tho
supreme judicial Court of Massachu-
ntttS: nrst by a single justice thereof
-, 80 iatcr by the fun court OF five JUS
-, ~ icaSt some months are likely
:" claosc before their final decision can
"D.ained Mrs E;ddy's work az
ne diScoverer, founder and leader OF
nltstihn Science only needs the clear
npd"r*ianding and active co-operation
"I christian Scientists
ne assortment. steadfastness and
uhI| ~ Christian Scientists have been
y" assured by these words of our he
'"Ncn leader: Euilt on the rock our
@"HFeh VIII stand the storms Of ages"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CHAMP CLARK, 70 YEARS OLD
Today, H0N0REO BY HOUSE
""'h Pnrtics Cheer Tribute OF jaime.
". nhnn. Republican Leader,
To Veteran democrat
, b% Universal Service

!" NSiilNt;TON. March 6-rbo
iiouso today paid tribute 10 former
Snc"tcr Champ Clark who viii coic
"tn,t MS seE'nticth birthday ami
- q pref speech Of crngratulation BIZ.
,Hrh"r iscpuniican Leader James n.
VI mn. 81 Illinois. members on both
rose ana applaudcd
Mann said: Tomorrow y.ry
"""'red member Of this House reaches
Nte ~ three -Srprc years ana ten
npth scriptural ana other writings
am sure we al fclicitatc The country
up"h his arrival at that age in
'S"r?ns health physically and n mon.
laI hi"FtrcSS never cXcelIcd rnrn-
70 10" former Speaker of the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HOG ISLAND WILL LAUNCH
LAST WARSHIP IN JUNE
Has Averaged More Thnn One Ship q
week Since First LaunchinE
In August, 101S.
IBv Associates, p,,

tBy Associated Preas.l
PHILADELPHIA. March e.-The
worids greatest shipyard at Hog Is
iahd. punt to overcome the ravaEes OF
INC German submarine and help win
me war Tor the allies. will launch it's
last wartime ship in June and turn ii
over 10 the government in September.
When the last of the fabricated ships
VI inc wartime contract leaves the vast
Plaht on the Delaware, Hog Island will
~ vessels. a record Of more than one
SNIP q week since the first boat was
sent overheard in August. 1918. There
nave been several double launchings IN
one day. and on Memorial Day las,
year five ships were launched in a
iulc more ihan an hour, establishing
Il worlds record
When Hog Island was going at ton
speed during the war. with nifty ways
occupied. approximately $4,000 men
were employed. This force has been
reduced TO about $4,000. and after the
, ,aSt SNIP is launched in June the force
VIII De reduced TO 20 per cent OF this
number. These mon will complete
and equip the ships still left to be
turned over to the government.
w nat is TO become OF Hog Island is
the Great problem confronting the
United states Shipping Board took
over the title to the ground. philadcl-
phia has been urged to take over the
Harh and continue it, either as Il ship
Dulidins plant or convert 1t into a
great terminal.
Efforts TO interest the State have
also been made. but the amount OF
money required TO buy the great plant
mas necn :. stumbling block. 1t was
proposed that the state purchase the
'front.'. and lease them out to manufac-
turing and other concerns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
EXPORTS OF SPIRITS SHOW
GAIN IN LAST WET .YEAF
Increase in Foreign Shipmcnts Dur;.,
1910 Sfo.UO0.MO Over Figures
for 10IS

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Amc~ica',
last year of export trade in alcoholi,
beverages. before the advent Of pro
hibition resulted in an Increase o.
nearly sloo0o.oo0 in the value o.
spirits. wines and liquors shipped om
Of the country in 1919 compared Will
1918. according 10 foreign trade re.
norts issued by the Department o
Commerce.
Dnring 1919 n total Of 4s.4S5.s5i saL
Ions of spirits. wines and liuuou
valued At si9i4o.4St, were exported
against 2l,242,2"0 gallons at s9.90O.5G
in 1918. Whisky was tho hcavics
item OF alcoholic exports for the yea,
S4a.536 gallons Of bourbon valued "a
$l.560.664 and 241.553 gallons of ryi
at si79.IGo being exported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
POLICE CHIEF KILLED
Shooting In Mississippi Town ResuIt.
I'm Several Going 10
IioSpftpIS.

TNlskNiLLE, MISS. March Gil.
Is. Rousseau. chief OF police OF stark :
Vic vas Killed and three negroe.
result OF TWO shooting ARRAYS here
tonight In both of which Henry Redus,
WI" laicr was arrested. was alleged
70 nave been one OF the principals
The first exchange o! shots in wbic;,
nc three negroes, by-standers. were
wounded. occurred when Redus met \
l0thcr o. Mayor II. {. Bridges. who
a minor charge. Rousseau then was
summoned, and when he approached
i.cdls ne was fired on and mortaliy
wounded. Other officers took Redus
INTO custody and placed him in Jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Want Negro on Killing Charge.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March C
Chief of Detectives William Hackett
tonight received a request from Sheriff
j. o. Jolly. Of Macon County. Ca
to turn over to him John Jones. q
negro now in n local hospital suffering
from gun shot wounds received while
resisting arrest here several days ago,
and who is wanted at OglcthorDc, Ga
Tn connection with the killing of a
white man recently. The negro was
Hhot twice by local officers. hut will
be able to return to Georgia within a
few DAYS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
INJUNCTION GRANTED
Louisville and Nashville Road Pre-
vented +ron Moving western Union
Telegraph WIres

IBy Assocla;ed Prcss.l
MONTGOMERY. ALA, March Ga
temporary Injunction was granted IN
Montgomery Circuit Court This after-
noon whereby the Louisville and Nash
Eilie Railroad Company is restrained
from moving or tamperinS with the
telegraph lines OF the Western J.ninn
telegraph Company in Alabama.
The proceedings were brought by the
telegraph company TO protect its prop-
erty on The east side OF the railway
right OF way between Hurricane. Ala
and the Mississippi state line \ bond
OF $4,000 was required OF the pln;n1in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

D.NHVN. March Cit has been de-
c!ucd that the words: ITO our Ci!or,
GUS Dead. will be the only Inscription
aPpcarihs on the ccnotaph soon 10 bc
nail because it is monument to men
OF various crceds and denominations,
VINO died for the empire and are buried
elSc" hefc Members of the British
cabinet decided that purely chris
ian inscription would not be appro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
TRY TO AMEND ARMY LAW
Efforts VIII BE Renewed In House I,
Change Existing Court-Mar-
tfnl System.
IBy Associated Press.

\ WASHINGTON. March G. Further
efforts TO amend existing court mar
tial regulations will be nj e next
week when the House takes up the
army reorganization bill, Representa-
tive Johnson Rcpublican), South Da-
kota. said today.
The existing court-martial system
is atrocious TO the Prussian degree"
Johnson said. 1T subjects every man
in the army 10 the whim. caprice or
ill-wili Of any officer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
UGLlEsT WoMAN's PICTURE
SELLS FOR $50 GUINEAS
Expert Say. Matsy.' Brush Left An
pallinE Trnvcsty on


Il LONDON. March 6.-The portrait by
Quintin Matsys Of Margaret. Duchess
OF Carinthia and Tyrol. called tho ucli-
est woman on earth In dim medieval
days. was sold at auction hero the other
DAY for $50 guineas. Experts say that
no more appealing travesty Of the
human form has been conceived than
that which Matsys' brush left on the
canvas The great lady's face Is de-
scriocd as nearer that OF one of the
anthropoid apes than Il woman. with
tiny eyes. an upper lip incredibly long,
nose Tor which no word can be found.
with jeweled headdreSS that multiplied
hcr charm n hundrcd-fold. Her lack
or beauty seemed to enhance rather
than dcpress the price of tho portrait
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Engineer Takes Ride.

iaXity With which the prussinn STATE
rSiI"aES arc now administered the
IaSco!att cites the case of Bremen
engineer VINO took an idle engine and
rouc 10 a point nearby to buy Yeast
Tor ms wife and to visit his aunt Then
ne returned the engine to the Bremen
roundhouSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Writcx Book on w,r

PAKIS. March 6.--Captain lie Par
sevai, OF the French Navy. who has
Just written book on the battle of
Jut!and, says: The British owed their
success TO tho va!or OF the sailors
me strength OF the chiefs, more than
70 any material superiority because as
matter Of fact. the material at the
cisposa! Of the British admirals was
rcahive!! interior to that Of the Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

ATLANTA. GA, March Ga conspir-
acy TO reduce the price Of low grade
dozen widely known cotton brokers in
n petition flied in behalf o. the State
or Georgia in Federal District Court
mere today. The petition was filed by
j. j. Brown, Commissioner OF Agricul-
ture. and l.. Il. Jackson. director Of the
state Bureau Of Markets. Hearing was
set for March 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
New Gl,sx pro,...

LONDON. March "a new Belgian
process OF glass manufacture is beinr
introduced into this country. 4 fac
tory alread" established at WiIIesden
IS being extended for the purpose and
Belgian experts will teach British
workmcn the process, which so far
has been the secret of Belgian manu-
facturerS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Lady Aston Make. address,

BIRMINGHAM. ENG, March O.
Lady Astor addressed the opening
meeting here the other night OF a
and control OF the liquor trade She
characterized the plan as practical"
but said no government in England
at the present time could hope TO win
an election with prohibition as it's
main platform plank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Conference Adtourn..

WASHINGTON. March 6.-presiden,
Wilson'S industrial conference, which
has been almost continuously In SEES
sion since December /. adjourned to-
day after having agreed unanimousiy
Upon report which will be sent 20
the Prcsident within a week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

NEW YORK. March 6-Jan G.. Ma
saryk. -Sloy-ak charge d'affaires
in the United States. said here today
he had received adviccs from Prague
that the National Assembly has adopted
legislation safeguarding the rights OF
Jews as minority nationality in the
new republic. in the same manner as
those of the German and Magyars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

MANILA. r. J.. March 6.-Thc Senate
today adopted q Joint rcsolution crmnte
ing hnal lease titles to certain land in
1avao PROVINCE to several Japanese
corporations. These corporations APP
pned Tor lease of the land before the
adoption OF the Philippine law pre-
venting certain foreigners from own
Ing lands In the territory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

LONDON. March 6.-The American
steamship Louisville Bridge. which was
reported yesterday with nre in the
after-holds and the vessers stern. sub
subdue the flames had failed. was re-
f1oated today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
ncla Kunn Hns ..thm,

BERLIN. March g. Bella Kunn.
former. Communist dictator OF Hun.
gary. is suffering from asthma. sunar-
induced by obesity, according to n cor
respondent OF the Ncuc Tag OF Vienna.
inc FORMER dictator. who has been in
Termed near the Austrian capital has
been transferred to hospital in Stoc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Reporting in Fauorof an Observation-Disclosures,
HeRecognizesH High Cost of Being a Princess
Referee Tompkns Says Is Only Fair to Allow Increase
of Income From $1,000 to $4,000 of American Girl
Who Married Prince Andre Poinatowskv

renee. 80
Referee Lester Tompkins, In recon-
iinendinE the Increased allowance to.
day, said:
You know that in Europe things
are Inherent from what they are here
think 1t Will be only fair to allow tho
princess an increase of her allowance
IN order that she may establish n home
up to he rstation"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

NEW YORK. March 6.-Brigadier-
General William Mitchell. United States
army, chief OF training and operations
at the opening of the National Aero,
nautical Show here. said that this pc
ROO III the nations aircraft develop
ihent IS epochal because It marks the
beginning OF commercial and civil ayIa
ZION in a class by itself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Herbert 0uicI, 7. E,mod

WASHINGTON. March G.-Herher.
Quick. of West Virginia. former mem
Der of the Farm Loan Board. was
named today TO head the commission
winding up Red Cross activities in ST.
IBERIA; He will sail soon for Vladi-
VoStok
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Hold Memorial SERVICE,

WASHINGTON, March 6-Mcmorial
services. attended by members of the
diplomatic corps. were held at the
Russian embassy here today in honor
OF admiral Kolchak, who was executed
February by The Bolshevists at Ir-
kutsk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

NASHVILLE. TENN. March Ga
southern citizenship conference. called
under the auspices of the National Re-
form Association. will open here to-
morrow afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Rcfont Americnn Stenmrr

QUEENSTOWN. March 6.-Thc Amer
lean steamer Lake Eric. which was
sunk eight months ago at Pcnarth
Roads after leaving Cardiff, outward
bound. has been relocated. She has
been towed to Queenstown for repairs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

hog Island was called off this after
room room because the high wind was blow
ing SO much water toward the Now
Jersey side of the Delaware River II
as not safe TO send the ship off the
ways.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
S0VIETS ATTACK FINLAND
Bolshcvist Forces, After Heavy Bonn
bHrdmcnt, Advance on SUIT
jcrvi Positions.

LONDON, March 6.-The BOlshcvists
have begun new attack on Finland.
the Central News correspondent at
Helsingfors reports. After n heavy
artillery bombardmcnt on Wednesday,
they attacked the Finnish positions at
Sutiervi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Odd, Interesting and
Out of the Ordinary
Paragraphs Culled From
NeWs of a Day Front All
Parts of the World.

NEW YORK. March 6.-Members OF
me me Central Federation Union will re-
pear exorbitant, IL they obey instruc-
irons Just issued by the union, accord
inE to a ,: statement made today by
aitlon TO instructinE it's members 10
pa! eXorbltant rents. the union also
vote, to make demand upon tho city
authorities that the city extend to rent
prontcering victims the same aid as
Jersey City offers its citizens in like
cascs-city defense for all eviction ac-
tions in court.
Some of the members who spoke
upon rent protitccring advocated that
provisions be made TO meet the con-
i I'm hhish cost of living by instruct
berSnip totals 100000, to declare all
wage agreements void and issue a de-
m ,,,;.n Tor wage scale commensurate
WIN present living costs. Ii was stat
ed that present wage agreements were
, nased upon belief that the peak Of
hey wers m ad DSsn Tsached when
been going steadily upward each
month since.
separate us. We arc happy as we are
This was the plea Of Washinston's
were informed that by simple opera
iion the ligament which binds them to-
sether could be severed
The boys. Lucio and S!mplicio So
dino. are students at ST. Johns Col
legc. under the. guardlunship of Theo-
doro X. lasnko. Philippine commits
Sioner: specialists al Johns Hopkins
, were consulted and after an cxamina-
be separated But since they want TO
remain az they were born. Commits
sioner fagnko said he would not con-
sent TO an operation
charging tenants 5i.5cS mont month Tor for
Inc privilege Of hanging their wash on
proftcering b. the .'meancst and
cheapest landlord" yet discovered. nc
r rerton Of to pey SamSs and Gannon Jr d.
pole doesn't even belong to tho land
lord. but TO the New York Tclcphonc
Company
Mr.. Cannon said the landlord was
Monticello Avenue, are compelled TO
pay for sun and air But in a letter
clear, after addressing him as the
"meanest and cheapest landlord" that
II prainow persists in this petty lar
that your personal assessment viii he
what. it should be instead OF what
ii is"
SHRENEPORT, La. March 6.-Iesse
Johnson, prohibition enforcement Of
ticcr for Louisiana, has been asked to
decide whether the owner OF whisky.
icsSoe" from MS nome whlle the build
ing was on fire, is entitled to recover
the liquor.
CLEVELAND. OHIO. March 6.-The
hrst actual attempt to gather news by
wireless from all narts OF the United
states Will lie put into operation here
during the Cleveland electrical show
March 10 to 30.
A huge wireless station. capable OF
receiving messages from across the
ocean. brought here by the United
states marines from Philadelphia. has
hcen set uD. Amateurs everywhere are
asked to send hfty-word news bulletins
to the station, between O'clock in
the morning and midnight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

MAfF1ELD. Ky. March s.-John
Garland. IS. was sentenced to twenty
one years in tho state penitcntiary for
the killing OF William Sandcrson last
August at tho conclusion OF his trial
here. Garland pleaded seif-defensc
ne k!i!lnG occurred in free for a II
fight at L picnic near here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

PHILADELPHIA. PA. March 6.-The
launc ching Of the transport Aarne at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

MONTGOMERY. ALA. March g.
Governor Thomas Kilbv tonight issued
a proclamation calling special cleo
ZION in the state OF Alabama, to be
neu on the first Tuesday after the
irst Monday in November, 1920, at
winch time successor to the late
senator John Hollis Bankhead will be
chosen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

keru. where he is Installed in a com.
Portable room and is permitted to re-
ccivc numerous visitors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

SHREVEPORT, La. March 6-Joss,
Johnson, prohibition enforcement Of
tcer for Louisiana, has been asked to
decide whether the owner OF whisky.
rescued from his home while the build
ing was on fire, is entitled to recover
the liquor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

-, JACkSoNNHL.E. FLA. March g.
Inc steamer Guthell reported to the
shc had picked up the crew of the
schooner i.cjok. that the schooner was
abandoned and on her side in longI-
tude 29:l2 north, latitude 1910 west;
captain Granville and all members OF
! me crew were saved The I.ejok was
pound from Jacksonville TO MayaGucz
Porto Rico. with = cargo OF Iumbcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
tBy Universal Setvlce.l

NEW YORK. March G.--The high cost
Of being princess and of maintaining
Il home for n prince whose name. for
all evidence TO the contrary, may bc
longer than his purse. was the cause
OF petition to the SurroSatcS Court to
have Increased from 5000 TO $4,000
the annual income or Princess Frances
Alice willing Lawrence, who three
weeks ago married Prince Andre Poina-
towski The princess is the daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

iilRAlINGHAM. ALA. March S.-For.
mr. United States, Senator Frank s
mic. OF birmingham tonight form
cessor 20 the late Senator Ba1ikhcad