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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
.ERzBERGER QUITS CABINET
SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE
IN LIBEL SUIT HIS UND0lNG
Declared DO Have >SmugeIcd Wealth to
Switzerland and INDUCED IN
Questionable Conduct.
fDy Assoclated Press /

BERLIN, Feb. a4.-Mathias Err.
berger. Minister OF Finance. resigned
from tho Cabinet today.
Erzbergor's resignation came as q
climax TO day OF sensational tcSti-
mony In his libel suit against DR.. Karl
Helfferich, former Minister of the
treasury.
Tho hature Of this testimony, it was
considered. left iIr2bergcr no other
chotce than TO relinqulsh his portfolio
according TO the testimony OF States
attorney Messerchmidt. which was
given with the utmost caution. Err,
berger had struggled large amounts of
MS private funds to Switzerland.
Prgyio9sly testimony adduccd from
DR. HelTcrich. involved Erzbergcr in
numerous questionable transactions in
connection with the issuance OF i'm
port ana export nermits. and otherwise
mispso OF his official position and IN
iluence in the furthcrhnco of ventures
In which Erzberger was alleged to be
interested.
The official statement announcing
Erzbet gers retirement from the Cabi-
not bases his action on his desire TO
nave an investigation concerning his
INCOME tax, without reference to or in
consideration of his official position.
The resignation was rendered 10 Prcsi
dent Encrt. who ordered nn invcstiGn-
Ton of the income tax Incident con-
Quoted with all possible speed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
lady AST0R MAKES SPEECH
PLEADS FOR REMOVAL
OF LIQUOR RESTRICTIONS
Cheers ana Laughter Greet Wits, re.
murks of Virginia Woman
tt,f .,., In Enylnnd.
tBy AssocIntc,l press \

:
Lyndon. Feb. 24.--I.ady Aston made
hef maiden speech In Parliament to.
niSnt curing tho course of an interest
Tx; depate OH the subject OF liquor con-
singham. In q brilliant and witty.
ih ,Ie urged rs the removal of the exist
II know. that strong forces are a ar.
f thsre hsain nod me- nc he said and that
shall be prepared to Kiss o the e't rod t,lH
a,ithouEh at first showing nervousness
through the House to tho large and
Lady Aston Supported eontro, 30 a..
liquor traffic. for which she pleadei
strongly In the interests OF the ehii-
soun,ry does not desire In1eh t ans
a, dm not no, ; ;yo for that. ] amce
,he drink submarine does not torp sai5
mastcr in his own house :
sally. Vigorously attacking Reos and and
Constantly "kiclting" durims the ihne'r nn 81
years against, the drink control ont IG board ard.
What did they do during the rrea.
Lady .tstor concluded With With a 'f fepvent
appeal for reform, saying:
Drink promises everything, bu.
gives nothing, and I beg the house NOT
to look upon me MS either a Grant, or
lunatic, because ! am only trying
TO speak for thousands OF women and
children who cannot speak for tt,em.
solves"
She was warmly cheerc!l on resun-
Ing her scat. tho members crowI,ng
around and concentrating her -
The RecB motion was talked out In
Inc course OF the subsequent debate.
by both Sir Donald Nnclean and tho
Right Honorable Herbert y. Fisher, .or
the War Ministry. for her couragcou
and brilliant speech. -'T
Mr.. Fisher. on behalf OF the govern
mont. explained the impossiblity OF re-
turning to conditions before tho war
and said that tho only alternative was
new bill, which must bc carefully
considered by the house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SUIT IN KENTUCKY TO
TEST 18TH AMENDMENT
Dismissed by the Federal District
Judge, Appcnl Is 'fakcn to the
United states Supreme Court.
By Associated Press. ]

LOUISVILLE, KN.. Feb 2i.-Suit TO
;cs, the validity Of the adoption OF
The national prohibition amendment
was flied 70 Federal Judge Matter
Evans District Court mere today
by the kentucky DiSt!leries and
Warehouse Company.
Attorneys Levy Mayor. Chicago. and
William Marshall Bul!itt Louisville,
iilcd the suit on behalf of the COM
pany against w. V. Gergor. United
States district attorney. and Eiwood
Hamilton. collector OF Internal rcvc-
nue. for Kentucky
The defendant government officials
through District Attorney GreEov, flcd
r motion 70 dismiss the suit and were
peal WAS Immediately taken by the
Kentucky Distillcrics and Warehouse
Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
REPEAL ovERMAN ACT
niII Is Introduced In Congress. IN t.na
Another of Presidents War
Powers.

WASHINGTON. Feb ot.-.1scpcnl OF
the Orerman act giving the Preside At
power TO transfer duties of ono gov
posed today in = bin introduced by
Representative Kraus. Republican,. In.
uiann, who declared his purpose was
arbitrary powers conferred durinr thc
war to meet possible exiGonclcs."
The United States may tolerate a
,,na or IN Tine OF war but never in
not aimed directly at the present oc'
eupant OF the White House, but IL
founded In principle ana designed rs
tive government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
ASkEW REPORTS HE is FREE
AND ON HIS WAY TO LAREDO
hc'ief Expressed Payment Has Bcen
Made of Villas Clnim for
C0nYoyinw I}uIlton

WASHINGTON. Feb. a4.-Release of
Joseph r.. Asllew,. an American citizen,
captured by bandits in Mexico, was re-,
ported to the State Department today Y
ny the Tlahualilo Company. of New
nation was based on Il letter from
askcw, saying he was on his way back
TO Laredo. where lie was taken prisoner
officials OF The State Department OK
pressed belief that, If the news was
true, arrangements had been made for
the payment of $4,000 ransom demand
ed by Villa from the Alvarado Min
ing Company. claiming 1t to be due him
for conveying Il large shipment OF
bullion to the border.
letter has been received in Mexico
City from Askew, according to official
dispatches. saying that he was we'll
treated by the bandits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PEOPLE ARE LEAVING
FARMS FOR CITIES
Warning That Serious Risk of Reduced Food Production
lmpends Because of High Wages Demanded
Given by Federal Bureau.

Another New York report. applica BILE,
IN some degree In every part of the
country. is that farm wages this year
VIII average II per ceut higher than
they were in 1919. although in 1919
they were SO per cent higher than they
were at the beginning OF the war 1s-
Inmates from $50 farmers in all parts
of New York State indicate that en-
.perienccd farm help. hired by the
month, will be paid this year about
s62 q month and board, az compared
with S45.60 last year. Experienced
married men. not boarded. but pre-
vided with n house and farm products,
are expected to receive on the average
about $GS.b0 month I'm cash as COM
pared with $50 last year.
Numerous letters to tho Depart
ment of Agriculture from It's field
workers or from farmers. indicate a
widespread disposition to cut down
paintings, SO that the work of culti-
waiting can be attended TO by the
farmer himself or by members OF his
family. The assertion that farmers
cannot pay the high wages demanded
in competition with other industries
and make n profit on their products is
frequently. made. Many farmers. also
declare i; is unfair to them to be under
the necessity of working ten. twelve
or more hours n day when the ten
dency in other industries is toward
shorter working day, and n decreased
output"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
INDEPENDENT LABOR HE:AAD
CHAll.ES GONSpINACN

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.--ln a statement
mailed today TO members OF Congress.
T.. r. Richardson, president of the
American Federation OF Railway Work
ers, an independent organization. with
headquarters in Chicago. charges that
there WAS Il conspiracy between the
American Federation of Labor and otii-
cialS OF the United States railroad adj
,niiiis,ration. including Dircctor-Gen-
crai Hines.
MIR. Richardson's statement alleged
that from 10 10 ~ per cent OF the mem
bers of the American Federation OF
Labor railroad craft unions were liter
ally handed over To those orgd niZations
by form Of corscrIptton exercised by
the railroad administration.
Richardson further charges that
sorted to- and that one Of samuel Com
pers' aids, employed, in the govern
mcnt service. had told Richardson he
would be Killed. Richardson charged
that the Anderson amendment to the
railroad bill WAS Omitted by Gompors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
LEAVE UNIVERSAL TRAINING
OUT OF MILITARY MEASURE
Republican Leaders Reach Agreement
to LcnFc Matter 0u.csccnt Until
Next Session.
Try Associated Freq

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24,--Universai
military training will be omitted from
the House army reorganization bill,
and he the subject OF separate lcgis-
lation at the next session or Congress,
beginning in Decembcr. This was
agreed upon tonight by Republican
leaders and Chairman Kahn. of the
House Military COMMITTEES, after two
DAYS i;; of informal conferences.
The agreement is looked unon as
eliminating any Republican action in
the House which might he interpreted
as stand on universal training in
the coming presidential campaign. and
VIII leave tile party's attitude Il pos
sihlc subject for consideration in
framing the platform 1T tho national
convention in June.
Under the agreement, Chairman
nam VIII appoint special subcom-
,nittec, friendly. to universal training.
10 draft the training bill The measure.
however. Will not be presented until
after thorough investigation of tho
cost, economic and industrial effects
OF calling thousands OF youths away
from productive activities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
have chance 10 express more fully
their reasons for opposing IT.
Labor llobilixipE Votes.

AZ Central labor unions over the coun-
try were requested today by the Amer
ican Federation OF Labor's political
campaign committee to meet March .
to select local committees OF iivo TO
conduct IN their communities laborS
campaign in their communities labor's
campaign ito elect Its friends and de-
feat its enemies"
Labor must make this campaign
memorable" said the request. 1T must
strain its every fiber to achieve sue
cess. Your organization has place
iii the ranks; 1t has responsibility
to meet which must be met and there
must he nstion-wide action at the
earliest possible moment"
The request was signed by Samuel
Gompers, Frank Morrison and James
O'Conncli composing the executive
committee ot the general committee.
Tho call 10 the central bodies bore
this slogan:
stand faithfully by our friends and
elect them. oppose our enemies and
defeat them; whether they be candi-
dates for President. for Congress or
other Offices: whether executive. legis-
alive or judicial"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
NO DEAL WITH SOvlETs
supreme Council Says Tim, OnI,
Irade R.ihtinns VIII nc
HrsuIueu
.My Assoc!gteG prcss l

LONDON, Feb. -Recognitjon. =,
the Russian Soviet government bv en-.
the Supreme Allied Councji hTt ~
relations may be resumed and inn.maI
engagsinents relative to agrrcssi5,,
conversations by the council accnr;o
ing 10 newspapers here
Iremier Mllcrand, OF France -
france, mat United Russia might No.
Mb Sie'G 2ls menace TO Western Europe.
nave tahcn the view that RiIsSi .' 49,
ofch broken 40 ana is not darigero,Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
B-R-R-R! MEYER FORECASTS
A "JAZZ BAND" BLIZZARD!
i1ohoken Astrologcr Predicts Cniumn-
tics Of MnGnftude by Lnnd and Sen
between Thursday and sunday.

HoBoKEN. =. j.. Feb 2i.-Lookout
LOT SQUALLS between Thursday and
astroloSist, warns lis that he has re-
celvcd notice from the stars by wire
less That on these days Il "rp-roaring
nowfins, Jazz band blizzard Is due to
MT u.s. and adds the cheerful tidinsa
that we also expect some OF the most
peculiar atmosphcrical disturbances in
toned dates and that callm!ties Of
magnitude will also occur OH land and
sea"
The professor claims TO he the
champion forecaster Of the world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CHANGES TO DE Made
on SEABOARD LINZ.

March 1. when the railroads go back
To private ownership. according ia
word received by railroad officials.
manager OF the Seabbard Air Line will
retire from his connection with that
line and Will be- succeeded by s. Davies
w, chairman OF the board, who
Other officers will be II. c. Gables,
Cice,presidcnt; in charge of operation;
X. Capps, first vice president. IN
manager; w. l.. Seldom vice president.
in charge Of subsidiary lines; d. T..
Prince. traffic manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FOUND IN A cow PASTURE.
BULLET IN HIS HEAD
Mystery In the Death OF Hurley Phil
lips, Automobile Liverymnn En-
Sa%ed by Slaycrs To Drive Them
| BY Associated Press.

NlDALIA, GA, Feb. PA murder
mystery was revealed today with the
finding Of the body OF Burnley Phillips,
an automobile livery proprietor, buried
in n COW pasture near Johnsons Corner,
IN the southern part OF Toombs County.
There was bullet hole in his head.
Phillips Aeft home last Thursday,
telling his wife he was 10 take a party
to Johnsons Corner. He said ne would
return the same night Friday his
wife received a telegram signed with
his name from CiaXton. Ga, stating he
had SOLD the car TO Jacksonville.
car through 10 Jacksonvillc
Phillips had 500 on his person, au.
found by Il farmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
SIGNS FORMAL COURT ORDER
STOPPING SALE OF SHIPS
district OF Columbia Judge Acts In
Hearst Intuuciion Procccuinrs
ASninst shipping Board.
y Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Associate
b b}s Bailey. Of the District OF Column
PA supreme Court, today signed the
lotnal ORDER OF Injunction against the
shipping Board TO prevent the sale Of
Inc twcnty-nine former German liners.
inc shipping Board that tho shin Sin :
vance, which has been sold for $1,000
DoO, pc excluded from the order OF in :
william Randolph Hearst. who
b oDIg ne ne noo proceedings. furnished a
ping Board against loss.
NO notification OF an appeal was given
Sy. counsel for. the shipping Board
pul II was said that the special am
peal may be takcM lntnr - ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
FLYERS TO HAVE QUARTERS
AT LOCAL LANDING FIELD
.iiiiiiatIou with National ORGANIZATION
Gives Members Privileges
on Visits,

Establishment of the hcadouortcrs of
the American Flying Club Of Virginia
IT the landing field on monument Ave-
nu" was announced last night by r.
Don Cameron, president of the urSuni,
cation. following a meeting of tho oiti-
GERS and hoard OF managers nj the
McStmorcland Club.
utilization with the national orcani-
@at,on Of the Am crican Flying Club has
been effected. and members OF the Vir-
Einih organization are subject to tho
privileges OF membership on visits to
the various auxiliary chapters in the
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PAVING CONTRACTS LET
Pine and Laurel streets, urtweeu
Holly md Chinn TO Nc
5murOved.

Contracts for tbs smooth paving OF
China ana Holly Streets on Pine, ana
the paving OF Laurel Street between
China and Holly Streets, have been
iGt. oy Director OF Public Works
Charles T. Boiling
MI BoilinS made this announce
inent last night, and stated that be-
Ca, cause o. an error in his report the
GINS OF the contracts for this work
GlIi2ens wing in the vicinity OF Tins
location haze called on MIR. Boliinu
MlLhin inc past few days CONCERNING.
ms matter. l.-!'-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
LEATHER SPECULATION
DOUBLES OUTPUT COST
Mnsxachusetts ConimIssion Makes tic.
port on REASON for High Shoe
l'rleek.
IBy Associated Press. !

BOSTON, Feb. 2f.-Thc basic reason
for tho high price OF shoes lies in tho
price OF leather and tho manufacturer.
the leather tobber, tanner and packer
have reapod the Greatoet gain, ,tllc
State Commission on Neccssarles Of
Lifa asserts In Il report today. Retail
dealers, the commission finds, have
1913. -
When the government control OF tho
prlcc OF leather was released February
/. 1919. tho commission says, n period
IF excessive speculation cnBued, the
cost OF tho product doubling in six
months"
The report shows that tho cost OF
manufacturing an average pair Of
medium cost shoes advanced 1855 per
cent from 1913 to 1919. In tho former
year the average cost wac $2.55 and in
1919 il was 1925. This high avernre
assorted TO have been due solely 10
N Increase In cost of upper leather
In 1913. E3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Ncwbcrry D.nit In CI,nn,,

rUISNND fNIIDS, MICH. Fob. a.
testimony to the effect that the New
merry senatorial committee paid part OF
me bil!s. for PERSONAL service rendered
~ Clipping bureau to Truman n.
EeWbcrry and Frederick Cody in New
YORK came. out ut tho Newbcrry cleo
lions conspiracy trial today Through
George y. Eomeilc the government in
troauceu letters and records showing
senatorial candidate and Cody in New
York and with the Detroit headquarters
Thomas p. Phillips, Of the pubilcii -
staff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
OFFICERS WHO SHOT RABID
NEGRO ARE FREED BY COURT
Murder Warrants Dismissed, Evidence
showing Shooting WAS Done
IN kflN. L l.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. Ct
Murder warrants, sworn out against
j. u. Grant and II. j.. Lcdbctter. mem
bers OF the city police dcpa II ment. by
the widow of Jesse Tollivcr, the negro
who was. shot to death in n local in
Urinary last Saturday while sufferin,,
from rabies. were dismissed hy- Judge
Thorinston in Common Pleas Court
this evening.
The patrolmen testified to their cf-
forts to restrain the rabbi negro from
injurinE themselves as Well as hospital
employees and finally OF their Inability
to stop him resulting in both shooting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

SpOkANE; WASH, Feb. ?i.-.s n
measure looking toward stat.ilization
OF ne lumber market, price rclGcti6ns
whlch II was declared would ImouT,t
10 ~ 10 80 per cent under :,es.rt
prices. were announced here today Nv
the Weycrhausers Sales COMPANY. AZ
. trtputlng agancy FOR eleven iumhcr
mills conttolled by the Weyo,h9uyrr
interests. The new prices. il was Dc.
ciared, would remain in effect a. leas.
until June l. a. I-''ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
CUTS IN HALF SUM
COMMITTEE FIXED
lContinuea From First pace. }

p!oyel by the dry" department in
enforcing the liquor laws. 1t was
adopted with but few dissenting votes.
The Senate Committee on Finance
last night reported ont the Cooke bill
providing for the acquisition, manu-
fac;ure. sale and distribution by the
State OF ardent spirits for medicinal
purposes The measure carries an APP
preparation OF 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WALL STREET MESSENGER
BOYS MAKE CONFESSION
Joe and Irving GIuck Declare ,rb.~
iurned Over 81 :i0O,0OO Stolen
securities TO ArnstcIn

NEW YORK. Feb. .4-.Ice ana IT,,
ms Gluck, brothers, and Walr Street
messeneer boys. have confessed they
IIurned over to Nicholas Arnstein. al
pond robbery plot. at least $4,000 900 in
stolen securities, it was announced AT
Inc uiStrict attorneys Office today.
ihc' boys made the confession, il vas
81 80. "a because they claimed Arnstein had
fnrs ~ or &c alleged trans
iers or the securities To Arnstein arc
.houE nj 10 nave been made in Washing
ton' ID. G.. where he is said to have met
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
MONEY FOR BETTERMENTs
House ADOPTS Conference Report An
PFoprintlnE SG,o0O'W'0 for Military
. Center improvements.
IBy asaOcIatcd Press. |
Ecin % W

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-Without on
position the House today adopted the
conference report on the bin author
IZ!ng expenditure Of Approximately So
ooO, 900 for land purchases and con-
camps and aviation fields and dcpots.
1t now goes TO the President for ap-
prevail The bill directs that Camps
be sold before June 80. 1921. Purchasc
by tho government OF the Curtiss- Elm
wood airplanc plant, Buffalo, " y, is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
WOOD AND HARDING CLASH
Pitched Hattie Looms for Control OF
Ghio's Delegation to G.. q. y.
Convention,
IBy Associated Pross

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Feb 2i-Wlth
announcement of former Attorney
didate for delegate Mt large 10 the
!;cpub.ican National Convention. nam
ing Geht!a! Leonard wood as his first
cho!o" for President. "A pitched battle
between United States senator War
zen g.. Harding and General Wood for
control of Ohio's forty eight delegates
= lo,lOip,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Mediation I'ropo.aI IInil,.

STOCKHOLM. Feb. at.-Thc media
ZION PROPOSAL In the strike OF the iron
the lockout will be broadcncd next
week. when 100000 men will BIO idle.
Labor generally shows an inclination
10 decline strike in all tho indus
tries of the,country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
$4,000 WON WEALTH IN WAR
EhGish Rcrenuc omcial Te.,j6e, -,
fortune" Accumulated In
Time OF Stress

IJNDVN, ItD. 2l.-Threc hundr,1
and forty thousand persons OF tta
country made fortunes" during the
"ar, accoroiis TO an inland revenue
otnciai' testifying today q; Z; ucetin,.
OF the House Of Commons select c r,as
mfttec OH war fortunes. which i,
de batting whether this wealth. should
DE especially taxed and, II So, how
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Fire Threatens shn,nrocl

NEW YORK. Feb. 2i.---F!rc brokn
out tonight In the shipyards OF Jacobs
Shamrock ~. SIT. Thomas Llpton'.
challenger for the Americas cup. and
the Ncnite. ono Of the trial yachts. are
being ovcrhaulcd. The fire is raging
500 feet away from the yacht, which
can not he moved on account OF tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
VIII Not Cede I.luna.

PARIS. FEB. 24.--Premler MlIierand
q letter 10 Senator Henry Rcrnn,,ISrr
OK .Gnndcloupe. declaring that In, ~
ernmcnt has never contemplated ccd
'Guadcloupc TO any country Tor .y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
PauIt Termnn Charge ut Wo.n,,

R!SRIIN, Feb. 24.-Herr PAUL.. for.
msrly German minister to Cuba. ana
iiateI mInis,of 70 BraZf. Is said TO have
charge d,ansires at Washington.
Herr Pault is at present head Of the
american Affairs division OF the Foreign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

MOBILE. ALA. Feb. 2f.-Omccrs and
directors Of the American Association OF
Banking Industries meeting here to-
day selected Atlantic City for the next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25
Morn IInyc. NInrrIrd

NOrn Bnyrh MnrrIcd.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Fob. 2i.-Nora
Bayes. musical comedy star. whose on
stage name is Leonora Goldberg, was
married here today to Arthur Gordon.
of Philadelphia, leading man in the
company. in which Miss Bayes Is play
inE. Miss Bnycs formerly was the
wife OF Jack Norworth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

MADRID. Feb. 24.-The chamber of
deputies today. by vote OF l44 to II,
gave an expression of confidence In
the governments ability to pass the
budget and settle urgent impending
questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

LONDON, Feb. IA Bolsheyist
communication received here today an
nounces That the Bolshcvists have oc-
stan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

WASHINGTON. Feb "a. - Proposed
Polish peace terms TO Soviet Russia, de =
handing remuneration of the territory
wcs; of Poiand's frontier OF 1772 should
no. be construed as q demand for the
concession of this territory to Poland,
legation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-25

PENSACOLA, FLA, Feb. 24-The
iiagdad ShipbuildinG Company at Mil.
stcuction of wooden schooners tomor-
row, employing eco men.