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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
WORKERS OF GERMANY
OPPOSE SOVIET RUU F..
Labor Forces Essen and Other Industrial Centers
Throughout the Empire Are Against Russian
Form of Government

EEELlN!M March - Die Hreihcii. un-
der IN" caption. ~ Great Lie says:
I'm" governments is constantly as
SerilnS thHt a great RcI army has
nSvu formed In Rhvuish Nest bhali:l.
rms .s au absolute untiuth The
RhcniSh WeStpGalian workbench only
a:med themselves To cNpel the troops
VINO had declared for The ItDpp govern
oojcct. they naturally viii not allow
success TO nc Suatchcd from their hands
ana iAuS give the troops an opportunity
Tor a %t"'t massacre.
'NN"mp!ary o.cer prevails in all the
towns IN RhcniS: WCStphalia. No street
Is h$rrvd and nobody is prevented from
working The Sc.ire report is pu.-
p5scly spread as, the prctcxt for Il
massacre which The Dcatcu m.lituriSts
are preparing I'm revenge for thei. de-
feat.
1T muS;. therefore. he stated that
MT only are the supporters Of the In
"'!eEdcui ara Communist parties
@rmed; but also the Right SOCIALISTS
ana Democratic and Christian work
men"
pic Frcihe!I further alleges ina, the
IoGhrIt" troops haze been rc-cnforccd
hH iar@v RUNNERS al Studrnts and other
rcariionarH elements who are being
armed by the baltic trncpS
nc West German Workers. Council
IA iSsl>cn fivors abandoning Soviet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SUFFRAGE LEADERS FIGHT
FOR Time IN DELAWARE
Friends and Foes OF Anthony Amend
nent Claim Advantage in First
Day of Struggle
IEy Nssoei.,teA rrcs..l

DOVER. DEL. March - - Friends
o 1i,i,,i t%eS noi OF woman sunrage both
TkirmiShes. in the Legislature TO make
delaware the thirty sixth state needed
Tor ratification OF the equal suffrage
amehdmcnt t" the Federal conStitu-
ton.
Introduction today of ratification
resolutions in both Senate and House
opened the actual struggle. Plans to
delay Il final vote until next week
ne opponents pressed for action on
Friday. Both sides continued confident
OF IN" outcome. and veteran SuifragiSt
canlpalSncrs said the fight transo-nds
conccdinS that ut present sufficient
votes were lacking in both bodies Of
the legislature to raiify the proposed
c"nSi itutional amendment the SUI
iraGiSts claimed several advantages III
todaN'S proceedings.
Governor Townsend and other suf-
lracr leaders also reiterated belief that
enough changes would be made to
claimed 10y the SuffracistS today were
the poSiponrmcnt OF Il vote and The
reference Of the Senate and House
ratihc3tion resolutions 10 committees
regarded as friendly.
NntlSuifraEiSt leaders claimed Sc
we're blow was given the ratiiication-
ISIS IN round robin signed today 10y
twcnty-onc House memoirs plcd.:in:c
Eleven Democrats. headed by Repre-
sentative McNabb. floor leader and ten
Republicans were said to have signed.
Another tack taken 10y the oppo-
Gormicy. Democratic floor leader. of
a r"So ution providing for popular
rricr"ndums on all constitutional
"Sgs iS% 10 m Men o o" the v"rSns
body. and no further action was
planned before Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ACTION OF BANK OFFICIALS
GRATIFIES GENERAL STERN
Make auiriS Rcspubsc Ia Amman, for
'"-oprration In Recruiting Ma
ttOnal t,unri

AIJutant- General 10 Lane Stcrn is
,huth Sf-Iiicu at the response that
RichihoNu banks are making TO thu.
piah 10 nave onc-tcnth of their en-
pioH.cS JONI the National Guard md
"a permit the employees 30 attend ihC
Two Weeks required 'cncainpmcnt pro-
siNm without charging IL against tn.
vacation OF the men. If there mo
others in tn" bank employ who are i'm
a temporary military orE:lnizatiou
they VIII be DISCHARGED from tnr or
Sahi"ttluh after the 10 per cent have
l"incd the guard. After the ,uo., 81.
signed To the banks is filled, no more
employees VIII he accepted by the mil
itary companies without the conrcnt
OF ,.hc head of ihc bank Those r"
porting Tavortbly SO far are as fol-
West End Bank. j. Leo Davis mos
Mtn,; broadway National Bank, il. \.
nhii.ipS; president: Church Hill Bnnk.
". T.. i'alrish. president: Federal no.
serve Bank. George j. Scay rovcrnnr.
federal Trust Company Charles T.,
i,iNWaru, treasurer: First E;,tinna
liank. w. NJ. Addison, r;,shicr. NJ
,hithicS and Merchants Bank
NuamSon. president: National Statn ,n,i
Guy Bank Jesse T. Wood. vice nr"si
urht. REPORTS that over 10 per cent hnvc
Joined; Planters National Bank Eich .
ara H. Smith. presidents; E;chmonl
trust Company, IL. l.. Ecmiss nrcsi
Gent; savings Bank Of RichmUnI <
MOTIFS president; Virginia Trust com.
uihN. III. w. jackson, president aul
INC Union Bank. G. G. Barlsd:,Ic
Cashier. ' '';'"'ic'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

s"vermmemt ana ali the Socialist parties
are "Apectcu, 10 cooperate. III most
eases the Mbdcratc. and Extreme So
Siaiists have found it possible 10 work
III unison.
Every effort is being made To avoid
hloodshcd and 70 bring about The re-
s Sun .h' OF work, and il appears tina,
IMAM generally has byuu Imagined OWNS.
To the fact that in dusseldorf and sew
era! othcr towns The Modcratr So
ciaiists are joining the workers com,-
Gil. "''
The food supply appears TO he nor
ma! ana the popuation is going ubou,
Us usual business az ,hough nothing
had happcnci.
Herr iicsbcrtS. Minister OF Posts ana
iGIcEraph: General Braun. chief Of stnlr
81 the kelehswchr. and imperial Com
missioner Severing have begun mcro-
cations with the Representatives OF The
ma imo a basis for. an agreement, Tic
present position is twcuty-four- hour
.rucc. renewable daily and terminablc
IN twcntN-four hours notice
The newspapers here are rcappcar-
NJ after an interval OF eleven DAYS.
FheE are unanimous th.tt the DAMAGE
caused 10y kapp and his followers is
'nornlouS. and that the utmost effort :
NIL nc needed TO make it good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
EREORGANIzE GRAYS' COMPANY
y 'orty-Two Recruits Arc Already Sc
:. cured tor Wartime
Organization.
recruiting was Brisk !

e HreGT,nk aa WG5 o 2is 6n Ins 4i h.
,,rnond Grays. and il is expected that
tl;he organization viii be complete in
Side OF another month. forty men
; having already enlisted.
~ Captain j. =. Peters presented The
.-y"ar colors Of Company " for inspcc-
~ ecorai ions the colors had received by
Giencral John !. Pcrshimg i'm France.
ale said tnat the only complete ,uiu-
EIauy OF infautry from Rtchmuud was
~ ,ouuany r., one lIuudr.. .usd Sis
.-sccnth Infantry, formed by a cuusoli-
iyatioD or tho old Richmond GrayS'
'.GiI service.
:. There viii 10 dance in INC Graye'
..'rmory saturday night ~ go o'clock
AUXILIARY nf the Grays Tor the uen"fi
of the Memoria! fund for the erection
OF monument to the /; edmond men
who fcil in the world war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
GEHi.1'N L2MY T9T'|TT2
THE ZONE Of OCCUPATION
= - - Ss
Belief That Allies Will Agree as
France Needs Coal From the
District.
ny NSsoc.Ilcu NreeS :

-
~. rAi;lS. March 2i.-rwo German on
!. Gers who arrived here last night
from Berlin to explain 10 the ..NIvs
the necessity for permitting tho Ger
man army TO enter the occupied Houv to
r"Stor" order saw l'rcEI',r MiilvrJnd
today and told him the Ebert govern
men; had ample forces ready to deal
with the situation in the Euhr Valley.
No decision was officially announced.
but IL is understood on good authority
the allies have decided to give tho per
decided is wha; guarantees viii IL"
asked Of Germany 10 insure tina, thor
army VIII retire a. soon as order IL
: restored.
The French government would nave
l'reforrcd interallici action in the oC-
rupied zone, while the I5Tit Sh and
Italians favored granting permission
for operation by the German army.
The French gave way on TINS potn, IN
view Of the aculenrSS of tn. fucl stu
alton in France and thc dcp"ndcu,e of
MS country on supplies OF coal tron
tlg l;uhr district.
French coal production has decreased
from III" old figure a.! io."p"."uu go tii
average OF about iCsop0.ocO tons yearly.
Germany - bound to cove III" def
. cheney. IN TO e total OF 20.UuO.uuu ,u.is
II year. she has never approached t'la'
+, rate, however. The experiment Of pro-
tried by France hut proved uusuccoss-
ful bocaus. of the high ircicht charges
ana IN. hiIh raL' Of "Ncnango. ON
VALLEY. therefore, depends largely tn,
CONTAMINATION oi French Industries.
= Without - continuous ana @rowiaG
viii ne greatly h.mpcred. with tl,'
possibility that a partial shutdown
would hc necessary. rh, Sa.u Valley
IS producing only sufficient c"a' Tor
Communication between PARIS ana
Berlin WAS intcrruptcd today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
WILL BUILD ROAD TO SCHOOL
PERCHED ON HIGH HILL TOP
Mayor iin>lic Orders improvements to
Benefit N"nnr nnd Oid Gf


Residents Of the cxtrou, East Eud
- Richmond VIII rejoice in the news
tina, the youth "f that locality viii
nV lonEe" have {" practice tile agility
II Rocky Mountain goats in going to
and from Robert Fulton Schoui. y
road. which Will make 'se ascent ny
gradual! winding around the Stc"n
hill. viii be constructed as soon as
the Director Of Public Works can ar
range u start up the work.
The school building j. One OF the
landsomeSt and most modern in the
city anu thc location is uncxccliod.
;r"m q standpoint OF health a. well
AZ scenic beauty. The approach how
ever. can -" negotiated without great
Effort only ~ thu lusty OF lung and
the topmost point If fulton iiili. IN"
~ Tho highest Of IN" seven hills OF
Nichmond II overloo.ks the entire
ci;y, to the west. and commands "a
wonderful rjcw Of Tie James. winding
away tor miles TO the cast;
Sine rs rompl.t'2n. u ilGcemiher'
and thrt WAS way Ia reach it. titi-
IcUs II the East i,nd We're we'll aWar"
rf This lac, When Mayor Ainsl!" WAS
invited to address the citizens ASSo-
citation o. Fulton in ;hc early part
Of last winter. Fulton school was
made the meeting pi"ec., The ,Mayor
inuumcrahlo ni4hts Of stops aud H.
naily arrived At the TOP. very short oi
One ol his first official acts after
TINS Nisi, was an order to tic Director
OF Public Works to have engineers
look over the ground ana plan som"
way 10y which visitors could arl'iV" at
tho crest OF the hill without; scaling
Il mouNtaiusidc. Director Boiling pre-
sentcd plans Of the proposed street 10
the Mayor within month, and The
Mayor Immediately communicated
these plans to Tin" Finance Commute.
This committee authorized the cNprn-
dituro OF tho necessary funds At its
last meeting and Director Eoilin"
says that no time will bc lost in con
StructiuG the road.
Tho proposed road starts ~ orleans
and Gillian Streets and pursueS its
winding WAY around tn" hill, C"miNe
into Virginia Street halfway between
Gillian and Marshall Streets. II will
make the school easily accessible both
-;or vehicles and pedestrians. and Will
Cost when cOInplct ed. Sl3 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
VILLA MASSACRES FARM
SETTLEMENTS POPULATION
s'ifty Men. Women and Children Slain
10! bandit Leader: aud Homes
Are Burned,

al fASO, March According to
reports brought 10 the border tonight.
near santa barbara. Chihuahua, was
wiped out sunday, March II. when
francisco Villa and his followers mas
sacred more than fifty men, women
and children and burned thc!r homes
ANA crops.
small party a. his men had been fred
on IN that vicinity OF the previous day.
y ii!I. with 100 men. attacked tho place.
me farmers defended ihcir homes and
II was not until twenty five or thirty
"i them had been Killed and their am
lENhiiion exhausted th;tt the tWvuty-
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SHOOTS SISTER TO RID HER
FAMILY OF HER INFLUENCE
KANSAS Man h".,rs Unique i'lra in
turfv>sinr 80 Charge at
Murder.

s.lbN~. SANS Aiar.n ..t.N a cor
"n"r lnqHy~t " l.. Basl confessed
si"t ne shot MS sister. Mrs. George
Eegam. ili.!rd AT the breakfast, tahic
~ hsr home her" today. 'tn rid her
ipur dIu@htcrs OF her nlUcucc."
ba>S stated MS four uieCcs were he
~ "lEiS"d by tnvir mother ana said
,n'E W"r" not being properly reared
iir sad he bought tnc revolver several
sisters life.
i;tst Was arrested at tho home OF a
up IN bed with his clothing and shoes
on ana n" revolver in his pocket He
Is beng held without bail and will be
thHrE"u Witb brSt degree murder the
county attorney announced tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
DECLARE MISSING MAN
WAS VICTIM OF VILLA
"Pe'Hhi ,orreSpondcnt. Returned From,
Aco; SnES Noted Artist Was
kiIlcH nv IrnnnS

;, ~ fKAN'ISCO. March e4.-A
mat Ambro@a ,:iercc noted nrtist ~
,miSahp"ar'd ~ lo15. was put To- dn;,rH
~ i NiIiiSlH firing squad near the vii.
- oi Icainosl, on the trail to Mon
IerSy. was made in the san Franris"o
nuiictin today by J. IL. wilkins IA snc
M M Writyr' who has returned from
10 Hicrcc'S fate ave "s
=, wilkins informant. he said. was n
member OF the band that rXcrnto"
hiercc. and showed the writer nirt,Ir.
81 'fisrcc taken from his clothin. after
liter tho split between Villa mud
! arranza, Bicrc. was attached IN ~,
,,HEran"a forces as u military cXn,r.
" .IhihS Said. and was captured WhjIc
uF"tiinS mule train bearing i sl,in
mont OF arms out OF Torrcon. AMI M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
WILL NOT SUSPEND MINING
Anthracite Operators Agree 10 Make
Wage Awards Retroactive 10

ID. \ I|!tIaN T"T"N-
NEW YORK. March 24-Suspension
Of work il the anthracite fields April
!. when the present wage agreement
between oncr. 'orS and workers en-
pircS, WAS aNcrtrd tonight. when own
erS notified the hard coal digGcrs that
they would agree to make any wage
increase decided upon in the new
agreement being drawn up retroactive
10 that date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
SEVENTH HEARING FOR MlLAM
Much Continued Illicit Di>tiIIing Case
Before Commissioner FlrEcn-
Irimcr Today,

w: NJ Milan. charged with Illicit
diStil!inE. Will appear before United
states Commissioner Melvin FlcEcn
hcimcr this afternoon at $40 o'clocil.
i9r IN" seventh time. IN" case each
I'm" having been continued. : u.
BTalnc, supervising Federal prohibition
agent, for the Southern division re-
and the question was Submitted 10
Judge T.. &. Wadiiil. OF the United
states District Court. for decision.
which Will probably be announced TO-
day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ONE KILLED WHEN MASS
OF BRICK AND DEBRIS FALLS
'rimbcrcd Passage Why in Front of
BuildinE Gives Way and Many
Arc Injured.
by ('nlvtrgal Serv,cc- I

NEW YUM. March 9l.-Onc man
was Killed and half dozen persons
were injured late this evening when "A
t'mbcFed passage way in front OF a
building being rcmodclcd ON Forty
nlnth street gave way. and a mass
OF bricks and debris poured into the
street. y number OF persons paSsin .
under the paSsaGcway at the time
w"r" trapped. and the dead man
Charles l.. Metzeroth. an employee Of
tn" New York Telephone Company,
was killed outright
Most OF the injured suffered from
broken limbs and decorations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
HOPEWELL TO FILE PROTEST
Mayor and Delegation Want aid DO.
minion Rants 10 sap on
Night Trips.

Mayor David y. Harrison ana "a dele
cation Of prominent citizens Of Hope
%"lI VIII Lave It conference This norll-
.iu.; Ht 10 u'c!CcE With tae Siat, cor
.'or>iinn Commission relative to The
r"1pcSal az tho old Do4.!gion St"1n-
sim COMPANY 10 cG, out City ruiu' as
ia stopping rlacc u th" Iig.r sn,yic,
= Tie chamber of Commerce ~
Peter barry Will Join it ;hs protest ui
tTc lIoueI.rll citizens aRalus' su. u
ton tiii"inls 81 tho stea.tS- lfuH
Cain 10 have lost several 'hpu.Utd
t3oilnrs ias' y"dr ON :uc SCH uur sur
Z. iSh 80 revise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

FINIITFOKD. CONN. Mnrch 2i.--t;Ov-
crnor Marcus II. iIolcUmb. Republican.
III a statement tonight. iatly refused
to call Il special session OF the Con-
nccticut General Assembly TO act on
the Federal suffrage amendment. The
ltcrnblican state Convention. by AN al
mos; unanimous vote in Now Haven
inns afternoon. called upon the Cover
nor 10 call Il special session. SO that it
might lac possible for Connecticut TO
he the thirty sixth State to ratify the
amendments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
CALLS COUNCIL MEETING
TO RECEIVE 1920 BUDGET
Ordinance Increasing Property Tax
Ms" VIII he t.nid Before Body
Ip

The special meeting of the Common
council. called to receive the 1920
budget from ihc Finance Committee
ana III" ordinances increasing the H.
ScISc ana general property tan will
idcnt Peters issued the call for IN.
special meeting. this being the only
month In acting on the budget ihc
ohhrtcr recurring that II be received
o,u laDlcu AT ono meeting and not act
cd on until tho next
IN" ordinance Will provide for an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
NO TOBACCO MONOPOLY
l fcnch Minister of Finance says lie
fia> Received No Proposals From
NiNcriCnm Dinners

ti'f -N'7''til tea l. c-S
PARIS, March .i-rhc Admission ~
T. !namcc today informcd an intcrparlia-
n,nt"r% delegation OF tobacco planters
r r,,i,,E 'ha' ne mad received no proposals
Ir!t "" 10 N. eventual assignment 10
IN .Nher!;an company OF the tobacco
tinoh"poE. lie added. however. that If
y S"p"'u receive amy he could not re
INTO thcm. 'H''''H''
Altcr the conference the intcrrarIio-
such project. ""!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

rbDr npoHk"rs are on iil' pT" .a
"nialt a. the by.mrrihi, m""tjr-
llc NlcNrndCr Hamilton business sHts,
'lub. al tho I1usiucss Mems CjGo
80 O'Clock W H. :r'!Fr. wiz .."t p
~ IN" s1ihicc' "H"'"il "omu-iit son.
I. y. Sn""d "iji deliver ~ "dAr""s ,
H. subject. Chain Stores INST" "
Wis" q 70" A"i Order jipu-." WIS.
dor" Bu"nll wiz ais" d.iiy"r .l, Il,
rcsS on "Aluii Oraef COmnct.iiog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
,NEWBERRY TO RETAIN OFFICE
PENDING COURT DECISION
Michigan Governor Now Fnyor> In
N~>tirntion "f Senatorial Campaign
of Henry Ford.


= LANSING. MICH. March 2i.-Un,i,
the United %;,:ies supreme Court passes
berry elections conspiracE tr!ai at
:. Grand Rapids, none OF the seventeen
Incn found guilty OF criminal con-
spiracy viii be asked |" relnuuisll
,~rny public Office they hold, Governor
isAlbcri \ sleeper said in an interview
,-lerc today. The Governor said he be
l-iinvel the campaign Of Henry Ford,
: Senator Ncwhcrry's democratic on
''-DoEcnt in the 1915 election. should now
SIC investigated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
TURNS TABLES IN COURT
'"sticc trutchficid Fines ComrInfn,n,
and -icIufts Ac-

Justice John Crutchfcld yesterday
FOUND the complainant guilty Instead
oil the accused in Police Court in the
case OF benjamin Franklin, charged
with aSsaultins II. r.. Vaughan, OF d
south Fourth Street. Vaughan was
ined so and costs ana placed under
$500 bond for six months
According to the story Of tho prin-
HipaIS III the affair the trouble was
caused when Franklin intcrrcrcd i'm a
controversy between Vaughan ana his
wife, III whose house he was a roomcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

increase OF 80 cents IN the tax on re.l
estate and tangible personality. What
inc Increase in the license tax Will
pc ~ not known. Tho meetings of
tnc rinthcc Committee were all cXccu-
uNt anu nothing las been given out
Oh ,h,a itcm. but ii is believed by those
VINO nave followed the TAX tiscussion
hood of nnn = 49, nv - hoNI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
BILLY THREATENS TO RUN
enht sunday Says lie md bryan
VIII sweep Country IL Old
Parties Turn Wet

~
1HI STOI.. TEN X Nr,rc, .,
Evangelist Billy sunday. in a sermon
"erc today. declared that a wei Ma,
i"rm, II adopird. would spell defS..,
and that 10 both national conyrniin,t
shhuId declare against prohibition he
would run with Bryan on a prohibi
non platform, ana iha, they would
S"ttn me country. lie also expressed
belief ia tn" innocence Of Srnnior
Truman NvWberry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ship Order I:nIu.,.un

HiltMlNGilAM ALA. March "a
tour more ?.ooO-ton steel ships will D,
n"il ~ the Chiekasaw plant of tho
Chickasaw Shiphuilding and Car Com
pany in addition to the Ten n,raom~
contracted for according to Announce.
mcnt or President George c. CraW.
ford here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
ALL COAL RESTRICTIONS OFF
hirrrtor-'.cncraI Hines nS Fuel Admin
i>trntor Issues Notice to
All tUinm ittccs.

--,--,,,,, ~ N..UVIN''N Drcv. \
"iJndFdwai of AL restrictions on co.i
t-i rthuli"m was made tonight by pi
.t' -li.H"r"l Hines who rs fucl adj
ith!S'fat"r; notified regional ana dis
'!Ict coal distribution committees thav
"o"!u cease "a function Apri!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
EMiR FElSAL ORDERS
TIE FRENCH OUT OF SYRIA
trahS. supporting Newly Made I>inr.
i'rhnhnd british Shall ENacuatc
Palestine.

l,,NHTANFINnri.E, March 2i-Djs-
i.g."tr tc.sJl. recently proclaimed IIini:
"i syria mus givyu The Frcnch until
Abr" :" Gave Syria. and the Arabs
{ IN. w. "'N'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25

NSIfTNI TON. NANCN 2I.--"rCrctarV
Colby today accepted AN invitation.
cNt,ndcd through secretary Daniels,
commencement exercises OF the EHi-
yrrsity Of North Carolina, Chapel lin,
June l6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-25
To Drive Out IIularIu and Build Up
The SystCnt

Taxi the old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. as the formula
is printed on every label, showing il
IS Quinine and Iron in Il Tustclcss
form. GoC.-AdV.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-03-12

|periif Sperfal6 / &acine poa @uan
Noro, Ell lpitig 6Gtter, Ser bar 1oe
for at more fig. Sanmen n1e6 &m1-
fen og to 6r11entimmer fiprte Mor6
us paa 2an6et / cit 9ari for at
|fomme in6 / en- berDgtet &ro. ST.
ter at bope faaet oiperie Griffebarec
|ber fjerte Sc bjemefter. Paa @eien
pooltaor 9eor6, at Suffer- forlnngtc,
ban iful6e betale $1S for &ipre~
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