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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
THEATER BUSINESS NOT
i INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Department Of Justice Rule. no A.
tion tEn lie Taken Inuer
Sherman Act
rs Associate. Press

fiy Associate! Press I
ASalSGTON, April 3--IIo.Giny
mat the business of presenting thea
tT!cai entertainments is no, inter
state commerce. the Department Of
JUSTICE today returned 10 the Fed
eral Trade Commission the records
III the commissions complaint against
tho Vaudeville Managers Protective
Association and other vaudeville
concerns.
Assistant TO the Attorney
adnes, in returning tho records, said
inc subject twice had been before
mo department. once In 1911 and
again in 1917. and each time the de-
partinent held that since production
OF theatrical entertainments was not
interstate commerce, no action could
be taken under the Sherman anti
trust act Judge Ames said he could
see no reason for departing from tho
previous rulings.
The records were sent 10 the de-
partrnen. by the trade commission
early this week after the commission
had dismissed its complaint against
the concerns for lack Of evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

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nocs.;,. SO. no-ii. west !.nc twenty n!n,h
street. ia feet south Grace south 3sxI'
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Ms..h ~ 800. ssfso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
'ROMANOFF FAMILY ALIVE,
DECLARES FORMER DEBUT
Frcnchman, just Returned From
Russia, Says Prince Loofr's
Report Was False.
ny 4. r. NERTELLI.

PARIS. April 5.-Czar Nicholas and
all members OF the imperial family
OF Russia are stili alive. according to
4 N. Lassies. former member OF the
) Chamber OF Deputies. who has just
fN,m mission TO Russia.
..Contrary 10 all reports. ! believe
: tho car and the imperial family are
st;ll alive" said VI. Lassics. Il am
convinced tina, NJ. P.chon was mis-
taken when he described the death OF
the Russian royal family in a speech
In the Chamber on December -, ISIS.
ON the basis OF i report from prince
Lyoff.
( 5. M. P!chon described the horrors Or
torture OF The Gar ana ;he mem
fbcrs OF his family by bay~net thrnsts
during the night. the cell IN which
they were confined seias Eliei with
pools O. blood when ;hct were finally
sho. at dawn. VI. riuChon said Prince
Lyor had been confined in a neigh
boring cell. from which n wa a3;e
10 witness the slaughter Q. the !m-
psrial family.
I.yon Vas Wrong.
Il regret 70 say tina; rTinc. l.Soh'S
version OF tho alleged execution
seems TO be lncorr.c; :roin star; 10
. finish. Thc use OF the tenn cell
shows TIA; the princo could not have
been q witness OF ;ac scene. Tor the
house in which the imperial family
: was confined was the fines; res!den..
I III Ekatcr.n5urg. and tha r:IGcr had
no. chance TO enter it.
t<"Second!y, there are 10 records 10
!. show, that Prince Lvar MAS NEAR
( cerated simultaneously With the .,n-
. pe-ia family. And, even If re were
! imprisoned q, the same time 1, Is
! not likely ana: Tho Eolshevists exc
cutting the Ga: and MS family would
, have given tho prince an opportunity
% witnessing ihs crime and then re-
pea;ias the story
Sclic.c txar safely Hidden
The fact of the matter is tina. the
p.i1co WAS nevsr imprisoned in III.
SAME house - the imperial family.
He was confined n me EGa;e-jnpu-s
prison, Tour miles dist:.8l lie had
no, Opportunity Il witness the alleged
execution o. 70 nDta.n any authentic
information REGARDING IT,
According 70 ~" o2.uion or M
mcrous Russians Of prominence. IN
Guiding Genera, EoSoskoski the FOL
sheNis. commando" - t.ka-e.:rnurE
IN ISIS. aT We'll a. Colonel Eoi::raud.
the representative q: me French Mill
tar% nilsson II Ekat"-inbu-C. there
is ever reason 10 behave thai tho
S"sr and lis family arc sim alive.
bu; Kept n srclnsion uHt!l tho time ia
opaostunc fo- them u emerge"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SEVEN YEARS IN JAIL
Mrs. Ida aIne inucs Ucleaxrd From
Macon. Georgia. on $4,000
Bond.

IN NsANCIef"I PrrHt
MACON. GA, Anrii 3.-Mrs. Ida Mae
!nnes. whose removal to Atlanta was
delayed bccaus" OF her illness. was
released from tn. Ribh County Jail
at 1880 o'clock tonight on Il $4,000
bond furnished 10y ls;tdor HOLMAN
and Harry lloi.nans .: Po:'land. Orc.
Mrs. lnRcS wen; II i hotel and will
leave for Portland rs soon rs she
is strong enough TO travel. She stated
that = was the first time she had been
out OF jail since her arrts. seven
years ago. IN connection with tho dis
appearance. OF the helms sisters in
Texas. Mrs Inncs is under iadict-
irent on Il charge of using the mails
with intent 10 dcfraud the Nclms
sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
EX-KAISER is CALMER
william and His wife Are ENJOYING
Visit of Their Only
Duuphfcr
~ Associated Press.
VI I.kONI,I.N AuriI ;, Il

iNIrIn Ni.IfS.O' I.'E
= MEiSoH'f.N. April 3.--Ihc PRES
'hcn u, AmeronEen OF his daughter
ana sen-in-law has brought a Change
IN The former German fmperor's way
or Hpinr since the arrival OF the
Duchess or brunswick, Wilhelm has
not sawed 4 single tree. Both he
ana inc io.fnc: Empr"ss have grown
ihu'a oalin"r. AMI are certainly en-
joNhE the visit o; their only daush-
Ter. ~. relations between parents
aah daughter are very intimate. as
'h"y always were In the old days.
ana the three are often seen s,rolling
together in the garden.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
HYLAN AS UMPIRE ENDS
STRIKE OF BRlCKLAYERS
New York Workers VIII Return on
Promise They'll Re Paid
SI.z5 nm Hour

itS aSAbcIattsi prcf3
NEW YORK, April 3.-Thc strike
OF 1000 brick aycrs. which has tied
GD building opcra: ions in New York
during serious housing shortage,
was ended today by Mayor Iiyian.
who acted rs umpire In the controv-
ersy.
Tho Mayor announced ".r had
granted the strikers an increase of
IL IL cents an hour ahovc their pres
cnt scale, which makes their pay sl.2a
an hour instead OF Si.ao ~ demanded
by the union. The award IL foF Il
working day of eight hours. and is
binding for the balance OF the year
Both sides agreed 10 abide by the
Mayors decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
CATTLE DRIVING" TAKES
PLACE IN IRISH COUNTIES
Moro Than 800 Men Are tcported
to lie Taking

LONDON. April 3.--''Cattle driv-
ing" on a large scale occupied CAL
way and County Mayo today. accord
ing to News Agency dispatches re-
received In London. At least lsOO
men took part. the drive in Galway
sweeping from C.GcEs to Castle
hlakeney and Roscommon one one
side and to Dunmorc on the other.
Thousands of acres were cleared. the
police being powcrless TO check the
drive.
There were three drives in County
Mayo. where the grazcrs were help
less. The police. who have been aug
mcnted, and the military are helping
to collect the cattle. Some arrests
have been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
CHARTERS GRANTED.

Eirrtrlc AUTO Service CORPORATION
So' minimum. s. 900 of',c"rs. Guy wi.
.arv .n n5rs,aen' rss. rs,'us,
,m, Va object: TO deal In autornoi Hes
, Tayior Truck Corporation Al.r,po,i,
,Spit:l maximum. IS 600. minimum
a.inpp trhcers fred Tavior prrs,.icnt
""!i"rs I'D France. s: Taylor srcT.,,ry ~
So.,rfs. NJ Charles Y bancroft. Hosion.
70 he7t IN automobiles and autom,,,ic
ao. 80. and conduct d irsnsicr bus.
:. No'Ei-@ Realty Corporatian Norfolk,
nun, Fan I'D sas maximum. 'lo".oco: mini,
COW. ,prcsic"n, s. 81 Mtihy. s"rrn,,Iv
IN tr.Nsrn ", t.oirott all ~ Nnr,nik
nm polcrt general rrai estate BUSINESS
,u ..H W tobacco Company. Inc f.vnch.
Inirirn,,n' ,,n"Diial. maximum. 100000 .
r,..s.xa, sgs 600 Oricers: r. y Johp,
'rhn n,i' NJ ~. i.ynthhurg Va: John q
y ~ s n,;. hccretarv. Lynchburs. Va and
'. y ANDERSON charlottesviJle Va on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

PAilS. iprii 3.-SinCc the enact
mont OF the eight hour law. accord
.ng 10 opponents OF the measure.
drunkenness among workers has in
creased so pur cent II is also alleged
that 30 per cent OF the Offenders in
this respect are women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
NOW BARRIERS STRIKE
Those In Madrid Demand More Money
and No sunday
Work
by Associated Press !

by AssuciatcI Pr.ss.
MADRID. April IA general
strike of the Madrid BARRIERS began
today. They demand weekly sal
AIRY OF 30 pesetas and 10 SunGa"
work. These demands were refused
hy The employers and tho men de-
c!dea Al meeting las, night. to
strike Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

The reH! estate dcpa-tr..rui or N.
Richmond Trust Company. under .he
manasenler, 81 q. y Hawkins. form
er!y Commissioner o.. Revenue for
the city @: Richmond. has recently
closed sales az property In the West
End, on Main Street. Patterson Ave-
nue. and Mulberry street. central,
properties ana parcelS in Ginter Park
and North side. Associated with this
department are II. Osstc T..ler anu
Enmet. B!arkcnshir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
COLLEGE GETS REQUEST
oberiln Receives $4,000 shire or
ESTATE of Late Lucy II.
SpcIIunn.
tEy Associated Press.

49,, 10! N>HUCIatcH VrCas.
NEW YORK, April 3.--Oberlin Col.
.ese and the General Education
Board each is Requested half OF tho
residue estate of Miss Lucy NJ Spell
man. whose Will was iilcd for probate
today
oherlih's share. which IL estimated
AT more than 100000. is To he used
10 prepare girls for foreign mis-
sionary work. The general educa-
tion boards share liz to prepare negro
girls for trained nursing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
WOMEN ATTEND RALLY
Chairman S. G. Erawlcy. attended the
Durham, n. e., Democratic
Convention.

DURHAM, ". c.. April 3.--Fiftecn
women. accepting an invitation from
Chairman S. &. ~Brawley attended the
county Democratic convention held
here this afternoon and obtained rep
rcscntation on every important com
mittec aud were accorded fourteen
members on the list OF delegates
named TO attend the state convcn.
ton. Mrs. j. S. Cunningham. prcsi.
dent Of the State Equal Suffrage
League. was a member OF the plat
form committee an9 author OF
plank urging the Legislature to in.
crease salaries of teachers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SURE CURE FOR INSOMNIA
i.ondonrr InN-ntn Revolving Di.k
Arrangement Guaranteed to
Put Ono 10 Slcep.
.Iny l:n!verrnl S.r,icrl-

LONDON. April 3.--Jamcs Bray, a
resident Of Acton Road. has invented
what he claims TO he "A sure cure for
insomnia. II coasifts Of an arrange
Mcnt OF disks revolving In opposite
directions. IL be huns; above the bed.
Bray SAYS the mere watching OF tho
mechanism in operation brings slum-
boz inside Of Ave minutes. After
running forty minutes the machine
stops automatically and at the Same
time ehuis off the light ~ the room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Strike rIes 4, southern.

southern Pacific Railroad OF Mexico
operating so4th from Nogalcs was
completely tied u? today by strike
o. virtually all IT, employees. accord :
inr to announcement by labor oNl-
ciul:. The employees walked on.
despite an Injunction from tho Mex!
can Federal courts ordered Yesterday
by President carran2a. wnicn MAS
10 delay the strike seycnty-.w q
hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
RESTORE HISTORIC ROOM
Secretary OF state Dninbridge Colbx
Again Opens Department.
DipIom ntio Office.
ny Associated Press

NsSOcIAtNd E'FcNS
WASHINGTON, April 3.--Restor,-
ton of the States Departments din
!omatic room. scene of many impor.
tant international! events. has been
ordered by cambridge Colby, the new
Secretary OF state.
Demand for office space during tho
war neccssitated Conversion of the
room into the offices equipped with
desks, bookcases and filing cabinets
BY tho aew secretary's order In,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
EXAMINE AGED WOMAN
Mrs. sarah 1. Tabor Held In Conncc,
ton with Death or Her

IL ~ Associated PROSE-
} 4 " ID ALk MICH Auril

81 ~ -Assccia t-t Press
PaWPAW. MICH. April 3.-Pre-
!imiaary examination begun yester-
Gav % Mrs. sarah !. Tabor. held IN
connection with the death o. her
daushte-. MaudH Tabor Virgo was
today until next Tuesday.
The 50. ycar-old respond mt was al
lowed liberty on her own recoSniz-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SNOW FALLS IN TEXAS
Mercury ..l>o Goes Down in Amarillo
nv ) hndcs OF Night
FnIi
| My .Agsoclatel Etc.,. /

AMARILLO. TE%AS. April 3.-W.th
'he temperature At 20 degrees ut y
u'c!oc" tonight and steadily drop-
PING = heavy snow has been falling
here almost continuously since noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Real Estate and Court News
BARGAINS ASp SALES.

Z to S S NorthGncion 10 ei4 i"i Il h'nsr
Fl. west line Hawthorne Avenue a5S feet
inches scum Watton s.u;h l"@x.Se feet.
John u. welsh. sacC.al commissioner.
4 ~ ~ Ana!sw = tuboaFI. No ali west line
!. n,,rrsS.tntru S'F"ct - te:t south l.cirh
so Unar;s 'SS, MaFch ~ ts2c: sa..Ue.
no hcrr, .e sf. nor'hSas' c"rne, Main and Null
SIG; 49,, a. 80
! Z. III . ,!icn"S tfhs,e". g, ats. 10 T.
e.. II asrt H. ~, VS., l'tH Ro"'llnI, 20
IL ,ncses ~ , n@f'n Main norm -22 let
TaT $50: 90
cIJ,1n "Sasoh. Kos" -. rwLiel %
~ So. 20; ." south nnc Gra'. street
Narch as I'd I.ao "H'T.n w:cs, ssX!4a feet,
ssmucI !. i5ayls 80 ~. 81"
sMe,ane sorr 81 W.. ,.hsh"t Iinsrt ard
Ausu., a. SSnsnc VS.. ln1tst' feet.
: Edrewnna Ee,l,y"
,radc ST Ph,iiss. 10 sIs'a aas, inc n" H %
Is fs.t 10 ,nch., ne I'm S,nth Taxiof south nl
;: Thamas. Mosny Mariorve t~ifc, TO
TSPrty secc,d ,'ay; 80 3oI, EAST tne
nn'ta y ~ ;""' ~ to- feet Inches,
HIis' 20
3 b,e's hs,y.i MarSs :, al, " 4 Nara.
ise1ii, tss, q, - s,qia hedd south
v n Va, ;a5 az ~ -. ,,, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Advertisers are People, and
Every Person Can Profit
ably Advertise

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Huge Highway Project. In Georgia

AoNTGOMEI:Y, ALA. April New
highway projects. Authorized in the
state Of Alabama since ratification OF
thc s-o.pph.c0o good roads amend
nicnt. work on which il now pro-
crossing satisfactorily. represent an
outlay OF sl.5oo.00o. Il statement from
the highway commission today SAWS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
POLES REFUSE ARMISTICE
PENDING NEGOTIATIONS
Hut Arrange for Accommo dntions for
Soviet Delegates to Peace
Conferences.

Conference.
by Associated Press
WARSAW, April 3.-'rhe note sent
BY wireless TO NJ. TchitchcrIn, RUSSIAN
Bolshevist Foreign Minister. In which
the Polish government rejects tho
counter-proposal by the Russian So
Wet government for an armlstice
along the entire battle front during
the proposed peace negotiations be-
tween Poland and Soviet Russia. asks
for the names Of the Soviet delegates
to the conference so that accommoda-
tions may be arranged. An outline or
the note, which accepts an armistco
only for the Borisov sector, Is pub-
lished here.
Meanwhile the Poles are complet-
ing arrangement FOR the conference.
j. has been decided that newspaper
correspondents viii no; bc permitted
to accompany the Polish delegation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
REALTORS RETICENT
AS BUSINESS BOOMS

- ,Sont hiet rom FIRST l'agei
avenue, Lahurnun park. and to j.
a Gawihrop ,hc hotrr % l,r w. y.
Massey, in Girter PARK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BRIDGEPORT. OHIO, April a-s,r
Thousand coal miners abandoned tbeir
work In this region Friday and Sat.
nrday, when. according to PrcsIdent
William Roy. OF this district or ths
ohited Mine Workers. tho wage
them. They will return to work ~
Monday. n
VIENNA. April 3.-Tublicity "a h.
Ing given to n rumor Which has hen
quietly. but persistenhy circulated In
political circles for Some montbs tba,
Italian politicians arc fos,erIne !,
plan for corridor to Gcr,nan~
through Tyrol.
QUINCY. MASS. April a.-The
granite cutters OF this city. Barre.
W. and Concord. y. H., have voted
to reject the wage arreouent
adopted by union representative or
oihciais or National Manufacturers.
organisation in Boston last Wedncs.
day. and to TO on strike Monday
next.
LONDON. April 3.-Thc America,
steamer licannis. from New York for
RIO Janeiro and Montevidco. arrival
at barbados April /. with machinery
disabled.
CHICAGO. April 3.-Thre hundred
awitchncn employed in the Chicago
ana Northwestern Railroad wards
ana about 200 Illinois Central switch
men struck today and tonight. partly
tying up freight traffic on these
roads. officers said
KNOXVILLE. TENN, April a.
John Allen was convicted of man
slaughter in Crim.nal Court Friday in
connection with the Park City
tragedy or several months ago when
Leo Burnett and William Parks re.
ceired injuries from which they died.
CANTON. ONO. April 3.-Major-
General Leonard Wood. in an ad-
dress here last night. emphasized uni
Hctail military training and tho benc-
nts which. ne said. would accrue TO
the nation b. adoption OF that sys-
ten. lie did not touch upon tho
"tavoriic- issue and made no ref
ercnce To Senator Warren o. Harding.
COPEEiIAGEN. April 2-The Poll
tiien says that the Danish minister
to Great Ir.ta!R. He de Grevenkop-
Cas,cnskio!d. has declined to acccp,
the portfolio OF Foreign Minister i'm
the i.!obe Cabinet
MANILA. April 3.---Onc thousand
residents OF Rial Province, twenty
cfncf-G-ncral Iia-r!son's Office hero
ioda% and presented a protest against
the sole Of 10000 acres Of sugar
plantation lands 10 Japanese capital
ists Ihe sale price was reported 10
be saac.Oco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

wartime partitions will he removed.
the room redccorat.d and again he
used 20: diplomatic events. ttich as
the exchange or treaty Publications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

VIENNA. April a.-Publicity is h.
Ing given to rumor which has hem
quietly, but perslstenhy circulated In
political circles for Some months thai
itaiiah politicians arc fostering q
through Tyrol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

LONDON. April 3.--Thc American
steamer liIannis. from New York for
hlo Janeiro and Montcvidco. arrived
az barbados April /. with machinery
disabled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

COPEHiiAGEN. April a-The Poll
tiicn says that the Danish minister
TO Great britain. He de Grevenkop-
Castcnskio,d. has declined 10 ACCEPT
the portfolio OF Foreign Minister i'm
the Iiobe Cabinet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

CHICAGO. April 3.--Thre hundred
awitchmcn employed in the Chicago
anu Northwestern Railroad Yards
ana about zoo Illinois Central switch
men struck today and tonight, partly
'sihG up freight traffic on these
roads. officers said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

KNOXVILLE. TENN. April a
I"hn Allen was convicted of man.
slaughter in Crirn:nal Court Friday in
connection Win the Park City
Tragedy OF several months ago when
Leo Burnett and William Parks re-
ceiSed injuries from which they died.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-06
WARNS AGAINST
VIOLENT REDS
Attorney General Newton
Urges SeditiOn Legislation.

WASHINGTON. Feb 6.-"Tens of
thousands of radicals of the violent type
are daily advocating overthrow Of the
government and establishment Of a die
tatorshiI such as exists in Russia" At
torney General Newton Of New YORK
declared today before the house judi.
ciary committee in urging passage by
congress of sedttion legislation.
Newton attacked the left wing of the
socialist party, the l. w W, the com
munists and other kindred organiza-
tions.
!. 'eThe efforts of these violent radicals
are encouraged and the aims they arc
pledged to accomplish are boldly set
forth and /glorifed by a press equally
as radical and violent as the advocates
of evolution themselves" he said.
Newton charged that the left wing Of
the socialist party in a maniftso pub
HsheH last July declared for reputation
Of national debts.>
his means an advocacy Of the re-
pudiEtion of all Liberty bonds and other
goyel'nment obligations held by pa
patriotic citizens who loaned the country
billions in time of war. Unless congress
and the people of the country awaken to
the dangers of these doctrines and take
steps to curb this propaganda the prob
lens of coping with this movement will
become the more difficult as time
alapses."