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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Leader. but Not n C,pdidntc

| THERE is not one scintilla of evidence, in
| Washington or in San Francisco, that
| Woodrow Wilson is a candidate, active or
| passive. or would accept il it were rendered
him, a third nomination at the hands OF his
| rarty. On the other hand. there is con-
vincing evidence that he does regard him
self the leader of his party. and proposes
to discharge that responsibility with every
ounce of his wonderful mental vigor Did
he not feel such Il responsibility and seek to
discharge ii for his party's and his coun-
trys good. he wculd be false TO the party
that placed him in power, and false to the
country over which he has presided with Il
brillancy that will not be dimmcd by ma
l.cious enemy attacks from without or within
his own organization.
There is sinister design in this imputation
of third-tcrm ambition to Il President who
already has served seven years through the
most turbulent. pcrinus period the nation
and the world have known, who has had a
leading part in the making OF more history
than any other American. except it he
Washington and has devoted himself so
faithfully and entirely To his herculean tasks
that his life was all but paid rs forfeit
Now. broken in health. Ills rest ma gnifccntly
earned, his place in history assured, his
fame q statesman certain 10 increase as
time clears away present embitterments. his
political enemies imputc to him i'm ambi-
ton which is believed to be foreign to his
thoughts. The third-term gossip had its in
ception in Republican quarters. seeking TO
Sow seeds of dissatisfaction in the opposi-
ton. and among the enemies OF his own po-
itical camp. who thus strive to weaken his
influence in shaping the rartys affairs at
San Francisco. His real friends feel that
he has done for America and tho world far
more than any one man should be called on
to do; that he has guided the United States
safely through its EravcSt crisis and now is
entitled 10 that rest and chance to recuper-
ate his physical vigor that must be his most
ardent desire
one thing, however, is certain. The Dem
ocratic party must stand or fall on it's record
of the last seven years during which time
its policies and its accomplishments have
been nodded by tho President. 1t is I'M
thinkable that an attempt should be made
to repudate any part of that record for its
reputation would spell party disaster. Yet
there are certain factions which hope TO
achieve that very ;hing in the building of
tho party platform. Not TO defend his own
record on which the party can take its un-
faltering stand and protect it's future by
throwing the whole administration influence
into any breach that may open at San Fran
cisco would be indefcnsiblc and desertion
OF the party in time OF crisis. That is not
the Wilson way. So far as the public can
Know, that Is the whole desire OF the Pres
idcnt-a platform that will carry forward
tho great work of democracy and symboliZc
It's sturdy AmerlcaniSm. That assured il Is
not In evidence that he is concerning him
self over the candidate who will head The
ticket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Mr. Palmer. I;nemics.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
n SIir,~it has fallen TO the lot OF a. Mitchell
enemies than any perhaps who was ever
seriously considered for the presidency
cent public service. he has been compelled to
night forces which in turn are nghtinS him
XIII him off POLITICALLY. This is usually The
tate OF the official club bearer no matte: how
mq seG Of his work and public service is die
AS Alien Property Custodian 1t was the part
Of Mr. ralmer 70 take from the Germans and
tneir secret lilies IN this country all enemy
favor. hut IN doing it. he Invited the bitter
enm!ty OF tens OF thousands OF Germans and
give him and who will do all in their power
TO prevent his nomination or his election. If
linen as Attorney General il has been the
part o! MIR: Palmer to tight the coal miners
s WnG ny sifsfs fHpeG,ea to thro'e The GOV
many thousands of them and OF many more
thousands Of organized workingmcn who felt
thai the employment OF Injunction proceedings
against labor was usurpation of the execu-
i've authority and a. species of tyranny
Moreover, ii was tho Attorney who
proceeded against Red radicalsm in This
county and in his campaign he made new
body Of enemies whose hatred is perhaps
more genuine than that OF any other element
IN the country with the possible exception of
prohteers and in his efforts 10 club them into
decent treatment o: the consuming public he
S &c., countless people reisn,essy against him
de"l decisvciy with tho railroad strikers
Which did not improve his relationship with
Ordinarily this kind OF lighting in behalf
OF the American people would attract the
enemy made. hut ii is decidedly questionable
whether or not this has come TO pass in Mr..
maries would indicate that The H,torn nsi
General has no: gained strength in proportion
to the loss OF support which his activtics have
Washington u. C.. June 2,.slo2o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
SOVIET POISON SQUAD"
CENTERS IN MEXICO CITY
Excelsior, Mexican Daily, Reports
boishcrists' Propaganda Head.
quarters In Capital.
NY AssocIa,cd Press. l

w ASiilNGTON. June .5.-r.stab-
,,ishnent OF tho I.atin-American
branch of the third intcrnationalc of
MOSCOW ut Mexico City to spread Boil
SheVist propaganda In North and
south America is reported by Ex-
ceislor or Mexico City. copies OF
Wvhlch have been received by State
department. officials.
according to Excelsior. the MexI-
can can capital Is the center OF Bolshcv-
ISL activity on this continent. and
II Is from there that Soviet propu-
Eahua In the United States as well as
IN the Latin american countries Is
me Mexican police authorities.
ENceisior says. have begun arrcst.ng
active agents OF the Moscow Soviet
government. at various times in the
past TWO years. Soviet agents. plcn-
utuliy supplied with money. cred.n-
tials and documents, have arrived in
MeNico from European ports and the
United states. and they are said to
nave built up strong organization.
Nationalitics represented include Rus
s'ans ltoumanians, Germans. Uindus
and Americans.
Some of the Americans fed from
the United Suites TO escape the dra It.
Excelsior says the leader of the or
EaniIat!on is Il Russian named Grucs-
chbcrg. who with two others Is now
on MS way TO Moscow to obtain n
fund OF S1S.000.o00 to finance Tho
work of the Bolshcvists in the
Americas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
inc Moron nnic j..
Copyright. 1870. b. Nat ional Newspaper Scrvlc. }

The youth deskeG out in the habilimen, OF
eisaretie and ali the other haiimaFks of arts.
tocracy-,as depicted in movie thrillcrs--is not
may be normal. even though he make morse
be- M as oet@S qs
say Of desstttve mind: any more than the
moron shoaid be deeIned De unmistakab,e 1--WE eSis
m s TO ss aS SF
womsn q p9rposely inserted a compile OF
brand
my t., isf = slnow Mowevsr the words are as
# they 0s'he5 YOU and yoave missed
blessed il he hast blundeTcd on the pro
yab Where as The Sna @fef%es
s nG IN is .pGmoIik, aeesn, nc path
view one j8t or tittei2 tNote: Noah Webster
G ;hat ms sta" nave pu''ed many = 0o"eF like
n Hhye tell ss S Risn IS !ss s.l fo
shaving and which tonic to best use AFTER
sh%nins Aso wh;sh powder for the face is
have taken comparatively few shaves in
rni maj dI h rGomS and hence canno,
SOAP which is good enough for toilet purposes
onc 59 of T hot wafer nsr
cold water. or cold water alone. AS for pow
of to a de- Ea9 rm nS so
nre,,,ess men in the chorus prefer Fragrance
Iask only he snrs to apply ne rouge
curiosity OF the rabble
yo Eng G mdra Of ten criminal cases in
I rS moron males and moron females. II has
Always been our custom and practice pun
ish or stgmatize the female. who Is certainly
not inc aggressive party in the cscapndc: n nj
70 ma some way out OF the Scrape. II possible
To-, ,11r the male who. bE rights. should shoulder
tEc whole responsibility. This Is no doubt
due TO our moral turptude as a nation or race
and to the undesirable representative to
making our laws.
Like the dainty. physically attractive OK
oecuinE!y we'll Sroomed dol! type of young
woman who is rs likely as not to prove a milf
stone ABOUT the neck OF the hasty young man
Der her I mental unf,ness for conducting home
becomes apparent. so is the moron male com
monty swell dancer" a vcritable fashifG-
pate and A leader in everything except the
worth while achievements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
WOMEN MOSTLY VICTIMS
IN GET-RICH-QUICK FRAUD
ancient Investment scheme Alleged
by Kansas city People FncInE
Criminal Court Jury.

kANSAS CITY. June 2a.-.Two Kan
sas City business women. who said
they had los; approximately $4,000
In the operations OF MIR and Mrs. r.
i. SAINTS ana Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Tranin in alleged c,-rlch-uuick In
vcs,ments testified today in the trial
here OF the case OF the state against
Mr.. and Mrs. SAINTS. charged with OBJ
taining money under false pre,enses.
So successful was the plan the
state charges the group with using.
That OF paying back original borrow
!nss to be Invested in business deals.
Win huge Interest TO pave tho way
Cor larger lOans--that according to
one OF the alleged Victims on the
stand today, she acted az voluntary
agent FOR them ana Induced friends
70 invest;
one OF those who claimed 10 have
lost on the Samis transaction, Or.
Grace Patrick. declared that Mrs.
Tranin exercised psychological in
nucncc over her
Another woman. who was sub
pocnaed as witness. but failed TO
appear. Will be arrested. the States
attorneys office announced today.
Evidence was given TO show that the
missing witness, acting as an agent
for the Investors" induced hftccn
s'enoEraphers 10 invest $4,000.
which was lost.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Two Minutes of Optimism.
Bf HERMAN J. STITCH.

now did you happen to advance this fol-
low! asked Charley Schwab Of the munag err
Oh lnrSe steel plant.
foro Nell, explained the manager. he was
brennan OF the day SHIFT, and noticed that
when his SHIFT went OF duty and the night
shitt came on, he stayed on the job till he mad
talked over the days problems with his sue
ccssor. That's why"
The many are superficial and indifferent
AS soon as man realizes and acts on the
knowledge that he is as much Interested in
INC business as the Boss, he Immediately
stands out from the rest.
me most valuable and the most sought for
employee is not necessarily the brainiest or
the cleverest. /, is the man who works hard
est. thinks deepest puts himself out most and
the good OF the house"
We are far more Indebted to industry and
loyalty than ingenuity. An ounce of honest
io-goodness interest is frequently worth at
least pound OF talent. 1t Is the who
can be depended upon under any and all sorts
of conditions to FALL IN AND DO HIS LEVEL
FEST who gets a promotion and a bonus
Copyright. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
FEHRENBACH ANNOUNCES
NEW BOURGEOIS CABINET
German Chancellor APPOINTS Ministers
{" Ten Portfolio" In Newly
Chosen body.
BY a ssoc!ateli p, -.

BERLIN. June 25-The German
Shance!lor. konstantin Fehrcnbach.
has completed the formation OF a cab.
met, IL was announced today
The official list was given out as
follows:
Chancciior. konstantin Fchrcn-
bach: minister OF justic. ana virn
chancellor. Carl iie!nzc. minister OF
foreign affairs. Dr. Walter S!mons:
minister of finance. Dr With. min
iStcr o! interior, Herr Koch: minis
ter of dcfeh Herr LESSER: minis
Ter or transport. General Groencr.
minister OF food. Andres Uermcs:
minister OF posts and tclcgraphs,
Monies. Herr SchHiz; minister OF
treasury. Herr Won Eaumcr
Thc. portfolios o: labor and con-
StruCtion have not vot been Nllch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
FREIGHT INCREASE ASKED,
TOO LARGE, SAY SHIPPERS
Billion-Dollnr Request $3.50, 600.
600 Moro Than Necessary for
Standard q Per Cent Rcturn
my Assoclatcd prc,,u

WASHINGTON. Juno 25.-Thc Nil
non. dollar freight increase asked for
by the railroads Of the countrv To- mr.
proximately S38G.000.O00 more tban
Will wal DC necessary to give tho 6 per
cent standard return guaranteed nv
Inc transportation act, CiifYord
Ihornc, representing shlppers. cs,iN
mated today at the general rato
nearing before tho Interstate Com
mcrcc Commission.
Presenting arguments to supnort
his contention. MIR. Thornc said Tho
book vhluc" OF 0.GOU. 600, 900 uscJ
by tho ronds in computing tho rata
was excessive by several billion dol.
lars. "oi-
In other words" he said, 1--WE mr.,
asked to consider the value OF Ameri.
can railroads to be three thousand
million dollars greater than the total
par value OF all their stocka and
ponds outstanding In the hands of
the public"
Mr.: rhornc said that in computing
the book value. the railroad man
ayers had not made any allowances
Tor depreciation and that such a
method of appraisal had been speci-
ncally rcpudiatcd by the United
states Supreme Court.
Mr.. Thornc estimated that an in
crease In freight revenue of IS per
cent instead of 27s5 per cent asked
by the carriers would give the roads
sunicicnt income to meet tho 6 pcr
cent standard return!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
A Daily Once-Over.
Take n brace.
BN y. j. MUNDl.

When nature is bright and beautiful and
active you should fee! stronger. mentally and
physically.
You should be h!led with hope more conf
Gence and greater desire to be up and doing
at the time the buds and the birds are putting
forth their best efforts.
II you don't feel inspired In Spr!nEtime you
are either physically incapac!tatcd you have
the wrong viewpoint in life.
Nature is glorious and expansive in Spring
and carly summer. and if you cannot mhjhc
some OF this spirit al this period there is some
thing wrong.
You could cultivate a brighter attitude to-
ward life II YOU would drop OF your
crouchy whiins which iaraIZc your good i'm
pulses.
You cannot enjoy the balmy, spicy days and
thc songs OF nature, because you always think
ahead of the sultry time follow when you
viii be peTsp!rnE End wilted and uncomfort-
ahic. Isn't II a fact?
long"
II YOU should die before the excessive heat
o; summer. and YOU had spent all tho time
nrsv."us IN sourins because OF what YOU
missed your big opportunity, eh?-Copyrisht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC
RECENT HEAVY RAINFALLS
CAUSE BAD SPOTS IN ROADS
Highways Ont OF RIchmond Arc pn.s-
able, hut Are Very Soft In
Places.

Road conditions in virginia were
reported by the Richmond branch OF
10" United states Weather bureau To
be Az follows:
Itichmond- Notwithstanding rains
nt last night occurred over most OF
INC highway. and they wcr" hcavs
enough to soften the surface and
cause muddy conditions.
Richmond clarksville -,Ra!n fell
!ast night over this section OF the
hiEhway causing considerable mud
but tn" road IL passablc
h III 81 charlottcsvIllc--T Tho
rough, muddy state OF the highway
between Thackcr's store and Coates
or last night. but from Coates wes,
IN" road is In fair condition. though
wet. soft and muddy In places he
twccn Kichmond and Williamshury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
ARGENTINE WHEAT SUPPLY
OWNED OUTSIDE COUNTRY
Government Compelled 10 Necu,iate
With Foreign Govrrnm, .n for
Hum" Tread tuG~.



BtENOS AIRES. june .S-Ths
Argentine Eovcrnm>rt having pro
cured the enactment OF u law impos
ing four pesos supcrtaX on wheat cx-
ports in order to secure funds with
which 10 purchase wheat to manu-
facturc bread and reduce the price
TO the public, II now confronted with
difficulty in obtaining wheat owing
to the fact that most OF the available
supply appears 10 have been on
tractcd for by England, France, Italy
and other foreign governments.
The Argentine government is ncEo-
tiating with these governments
through their ministers here for the
release of 100000 tons, but thus far
has been unsuccessful owing TO in
ability to reach an agrccmen, on tho
Price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
The Poets Corner
A sIumber Song,
[For The Times. Dispatcl

(For The Times Dispatch.1
Living far i'm hammock. until you
confess
You arc nearing the boundaries of
idleness,
And then, let the breezcs cradle and
rock, N
And hold you as fast as a key and
lock.
And let the winds tell.
AS n muffied hell.
It's moods Of the might In rhythr
pel-mcll--
In a rhythm pcll-mell.
Living near In hammock. TO each
flowers blurred stain:
Anu tnrir Units. in perfume, they will
throw YOU again,
As 'hGy challenge the stars. from
AS thcy challenge the sky, in Wis
tarias tonight.
ana your eyes you may close.
To all that a rose
mas forgotten. remembers and in ST.
And In silence bestows.
VIRGINIA staff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
The Fish Class.

Now all you little fishes pay attention"
said Teacher shark, seating herself gracefully
On coral reef. The lesson today is on
avoiding the appearance OF evil. You may
conclude that anything you is something
10 eat, but don't jump at conclusions. Take II,
look upward. II YOU n fellow in tweeds
or golf clothes smoking "A mccrshaum pipe.
holding fancy rod in his hand with $50
reel on ii. go ahead and eat; he's harmless.
But IL you freckle- faced kid with n
string ,hc end OF bamboostick a bare
footed. ragged kid who spit between his
teeth and hit mark, get away from there
tccausc he'll hook you every timc!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
BROOKLYN GROCER HELD
FOR SUGAR PROFlTEERING
ChnrEcd with Making 3. is Centx m
Pound on aO.01O-Pound
lie A..oelated pr..,.l

NEW YORK. June 25.-H,nry Bor-
cheers 4 brooklyn grocer. Indicted on
IL counts for rroiitcering in sugar,
was held In 5000 bali when ar
raigned before United states Com
missioner McCabe today. He la
CHARGED with making is cents n
pound profit on 10000 pounds
Henry Nettc, another Brooklyn
grocer. was charged with selling AN
II cent can OF sardines for 80 cents.
ana was held in $4,000 bail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
A Touch of Life
Riddle.
ny SIDELIGHT HENRY.

There, were Two Women. each Of whose
Husbands played Poker
One Woman was very wro.h abou. potar
Sne SAID u WAS a curse and crime and un :
mora ana any one who played Poker was no
good and so forth ct cetera.
c., me Other Woman didn't agree with her.
enc thought Men had TO have recrca ton and
why was Poker any worse than Coif-n Per.
t,eGi!y silly business of chasing two inch
ball over ten thousand square feet
Now you guess which of these Women had
the husband who always won something and
whacHcd UP. and you've solved half the mys-
terics OF Feminine Philosophy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
HAIlSTONES LIKE APPLES
WRECK TWO BUILDINGS
some Specimens Said TO lie I:Ighteen
Inches In Circumference In storm
Mt Iiilsdnic, wyO.

CHEYENNE. WYO.. June 25-
iiaiistones as large as apples crushed
through roofs at liillsdnlc. twelve
miles from here, last night. and re-
70 kinhiing wood. according TO tele-
phonc reports early today. No cas-
uaittes were reported. but searching
parties were sent out from lillisdala
To the storm swept area
some OF the hailstOncs were said
10 have hccn eighteen inches in cir
Nuinlcrchcc. Motorists caught in tho
storm. crawlcd beneath their ma
chlncs. tho tops lftording no pro-
lection. the reports said
an airplanc. pilotcd by Captain C..
y. Mackenzie. OF Cheyenne, last was
r"porieh al Pine Bluffs, near tho
storm district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
News of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch. June IS, 1870.

Mr.. Charles Miilhizcr will deliver the ad-
dress AZ the closing exercises of the session OF
afternoon.
The First National Bank and the Union
Bank. of Richmond have each declared a div
i1cnd 70 the stockholders payable on and
w. II. WcisiScr has been appointed tobacco
Inspector at Anderson e. Myers warehouse.
i.yhrook y Gibson. architects OF this city.
have competed a very nns design for the
academy OF music 10 no built in Petersburg
=, In the contested election case yesterday Mr.
Maury spoke until 2 o'clock for the contest
ing radicals. At That hour Judge Guigon ad-
J0urned the court until IL o'clock today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
BOOMERANG, SAYS JONES
Chairman Of senate Comm rec Conn
mlttce Declares Hrltirh Insurance
Action VIII Arouse L. s.

ny ASAoc!ated Pfess,i
WASHINGTON, June 25.-Refusal
OF British underwriters to reinsure
American ships will prove a "boome-
rang" Senator Jones. chairman OF the
Senate Commerce Committee, pre-
dicfed today. Commenting on the re-
ported decision OF prominent London
underwriters to refuse to accept
American risks until certain pro-
visions OF the new merchant marine
act had been adjusted Senator Jones
declared this waa just what we need
10 awaken our people to the menace
OF alien domination in important lines
of business"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
GLASS MAGNATE DIES
EDWARD Eord, Owner OF Bank system
nnd N"nd OF alkn'i Cnncern,

TOLEDO. OHIO. June 25.-Edward
Ford. president OF the Edward Ford
plate Glass Co. owner OF the Ford
and Dimes Savings Banks in Detroit.
and president of the Michigan Alkali
Co. or Wyandottc. died at his home
here last night, after long Illness.
lie was born in Grecnvillc, Ind,
January 81. 1913. and came to Toledo
In 1901 when he founded tho glass in
dustry which has grown to pnc nf
try.
Mr.. Ford returned recently from
Florida. where he went In the hope OF
improving his health.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
CZECH0-SLOVAk TROOPS
May PAY VISIT TO NORFOLK
Government VALVES ImmIrratiop
h"ieh 10 soldiers Detained In
Hampton RoHds iinrrntJS.

WASHINGTON. June a5-Czecho-
oiovak troops now detained In mill
tary barracks Mt Hamn,on ROADS ,vi,,
be permitted to visit the city of Nor
iolk under an order issued today by
Assistant Secretary OF Labor Posi-
waiving immigration restrictions.
lladivostok to Hamburg for repatrIa-
lion when the transport Mount
Vernon. upon which they were en-
barked. recently Was forced to put
into Norfolk for repairs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
SOVIET WILL ACCEPT DEBT
IF RECOGNIZED BY EUROPE
krnssin Declares Russia VIII Take
Up External Responsibility Con-
trnctcd by Czar.
10y Associated rsess.l

LON DON. June e5,-Leonid Krassin,
the Boishevist Minister OF Trade and
Commerce. says the Evening stand
ard today. told a trade delegation
that visited him this afternoon that
III the Russian Soviet government was
recognized BY the European govern
ments there was no doubt that Rus
STA would recognize the external debt
contracted by Russia under tho i'm
perial regime
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
NEWBERRY FILES APPEAL
TO u. S. SUPREME COURT
Senator Convicted of Corruption
with sixteen Other Defendants
Sets Up Error In Triai.
by a SSJciatcd l.

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. June 25
"A bill OF exceptions and assign
mcnt OF error filed for Senator Tru-
man II. Newberry and sixteen others
convicted last March on charges OF
corruption i'm the 1918 senatorial
election. has hccn approved by Judge
Sessions In Federal Court, and the
Supreme Court as soon as the print
ing is completed. it was stated hero
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
BANDITS RAID BANK
Five Robbers Hold I'm Employees OF
ST. Pnul Financial House.
WoundfnE Cashier.

f7y HStOVIHttu T'TtsS 7
ST. PAUL. MINI. June 25.-Five
unmaskcd bandits held up employees
Sers me Great Sate nqnk
cd Cashier Victor Redmnn. and es-
capped in mn automobile with $4,000
in cash. $4,000 In Liberty Bonds and
quantity OF nOn-ncGotiable paper.