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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
$4,000 MOSQUITEROS MILITIA
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Fabricados con tela estilo cana
mazo que vale cincuenta centayos
yarda muy bien reforzados con cin
ia de iladillo de hilo layable, va
len mas de Siete dolares, Sc reaii-
zan a tres dolares. Sc sirven pc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
DR.. LUIS A. SALIVA

M6dico Cirujano, farmaceutico, Bac-
tSr1ologo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
"a York. ExcatedrAtlco de Bacteriolo-
<ia de In Universidad de Puerto Rico,
LaborAtor1o de AnAlisis Chnico y
Bactcriol6gtco. Med1ctna General.
HorAs de consulta de q 10 4. n.
Rio Piadraa Puerto Rico
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-14
M. Alvarez, Oh. Engenssr
Tel. No. so7-villa ST. ss-Ponce, PR

Especislista EN- el montaje, repara
cion inspection de toda clase de
maquinas movidas vapor o gason-
ma, marinas o terrestres.
GDesea usted instalar alguna bonn
ba centrifuga de piston en- algln
parage de succi6n difieil, 81 es ex
cesvo'' Ell material que consumer sus
calderas usted duda de la preston
en- que trabajan,. escribame visite-
me. Atendemos toda clase de consul
ia dentro fuera de la Isla. Advt.
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ACTTTRIAC Hotel Restsoraut
AAS = ~ 0ANAG A. Tafy16u On aifoa

ACTTTQTAC Hotel y Restaurant
EA~A OANAO Tetuan 20, altoa
Telefono 342 A tres minutes del Fe-
rrocarril de los muelles. EspIendida
ServiciO. CapacidAd para 80 pasH
jeros. Habitaciones comodas y venti
Iadas Esmerada atenci6n con los abo
nados transeuntes. - Propietario.
Francisco Artamendf. San Juan, P. r.
SEVILLA Ell mas frs'co' amplio
~ comedor con vista nj
mar Departamsntos para fAmiliss
Frents al editicio del Senado y esfca
ie los demas Centres Ofciales El
mas conveaiente para tranSeuntea.
Gale del Cristo, NGm. 16. San Juan
relsfon0 348. P. o. Box S32.
PrOEietArio: Pedro ArristA.
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HOTELES

MAHI0NAI Don com1dor ssps
cial para familiAa ,
aLbitaciones en- primer piso. EmpleadoS
SducadOs para sl serv1cio. serenO pAs.
sscibir los pasajsros nocturn0S, Pro
pistar1o CON ve1nts af1os en- sl Roxocie.
2. ROdrtgusz Brenss, San JGAn, p =.
Box o67. Tel. sS1. Ban Francisco IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
MANY ACCUSED GERMANS
READY TO STAND TRIAL.
High Officers Say They VIII Willingly
Face Court I'm Their Own
Country,
tBy Assoc.s,cI P..css

BERLIN. Feb. 27.-A number Of
prominent generals and admirals nc
c,scd by the allies of war crimes TO-
DAY issued IL declaration which, while
reitcratins their refusal 10 appear be-
fore foreign court. expresses the
Willingness Of the men TO go to trial
before u German Judge, in whose fair
moss they declare their confidence.
Tho signers of the declaration are:
General Eric Ii. Ludendorit. former
first quartcrmastcr-r eneral: Admiral
Alfred Won Tirpitz, former Minister OF
the Navy. General Erich Won Falkcn
hayn, former chief OF staff: Field
Marshal Won Kluck. Admiral Won
schroeder. and numerous other gen.
erals and admirals.
\ German Judge. the declaration as
scrts, will proceed according 20 Ger
man law.
'Wo will only submit to trial con-
Quoted in accordance with these prin-
ciplcs. but now that We hnow what
the enemy accuses US of. we expect
our trial viii he Immediately carried
out for the preservation OF the Ger
man people and their own honor" tho
document continues. 1--WE declare that
we arc prepared To assume full re-
sponsiDility for all commands issued
20 our subordiIatcs."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Nightmares.
'coeyright. 1870. by National Newspaper Service,

se Of tho SUBJ
ssnioient ventilation. nowsdays Tho u proper.
at Ihs an and Of may o he
fore ne normal apT 20 per cent 70 only Gent BE-
s.seu@ q TIE room and both sro@dlns and
s she IN most is fresh
There st few fS Senls Int IfseH
T bo DO strive 70 in possible
III nEf fe be These hos psHne are Snes WhS arc
ing or coal gas poisoning.
bESd sorpusces be somewhat dim inished as in
tim is likely to suirer nlehtnare as' In New
SS tho .na
palr or leak In the furnace tluo whereby oc-
ss n a4aaSeG SSrs
Bile dreams of ghost1y Visitors N''e'
or ~sa enoa OBJ ySrt as BY
S Tfsp sesc e b
suffers from auboxidation and Is likely to h1vM
OF nourshmonL
:, People who imagine they can keep we'll and
have nightmare Exercise inercases '' the abb b.
soiption OF oxygen.
call IL Of hays out the Of dssts
bied with Nightmares or unpeasan tA drenm nrou
ee received Wits OF his deaa wfes
,ba in the early dawn when
twccn sleep and Willing region Wherein
our %naS Often play us queer TRICKS There
state noccssarily--hetween consciousness and
Win as.uaiss and pro dx w sone w our
a n1o" results Then. If We are somewhat cred
Two miles OF oxygen thres times day remS
s edy which =, h, 1 think would work wonders for
In lnG me IS Of ny o,prsn for night
IL diem. Amen, '' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
keyboard Touches
When Woman 1. "a Old M She Is.
BY FRANK II. BROOKS.

AR, An opinion Is at large that woman never
likes 70 ;tn hnr age. There is reason
Tor thiS Than thcrc IS for declining 10
tell his years; womanhood is a jewel No
a!Zcs that she has lost treasure When n
man has lost something he treasured he turns
his back on IL and goes on looking for another
II is n ~on,an's nature to he over looking
Submit % her artists touch 10 make her face
what it was, but she never forget that the
wrin"!es are there and liable 10 come back un-
annSunced: And she can't conceal her feelings
pcint where she no longer cares 20 make her
self attractive by dress otherwise, there are
not many who Will help. her to be anything
else more than she is. Nobody is more atten
dnuehter and yet such worshpcr will. not in :
tcnt!onaiiy. or course, never do say any
thing that will make her grandmother think
shc is young.
tbs radiator and secs nothing In the form ns
except ashes. or hears nothing from the latter
except sizzcs and steamings she won't be
asked 10 sec or hear anything else. When a
:ns;ruc;s her maid not TO answer Tic huzzer,
The latter VIII soon rust and The former viii
slie Will discover that there is corrc-
elderly woman prefers to visit graveynris TO
any other spot. she Will seldom lind anyone to
go with her.
When a woman the birds of sorrow that
arc dying over her head tthis is Japanese
have flock cudGcl. Finally, according to
Ed. Howe. woman is old she looks be-
fore breakfast: When she sits to break the
tresses hanging down her backs she will find
no one to fix her coils and the breakfast to
others who may be present will be hurried.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Income Tax Facts-No. 6

aa q a a 4ssra in 'P 2se pr s4
n ,,s me inSahis Year in carrying on any
rais Or Gnsa.ss s In, has hssn held to inelude
MI Of an ,@fyd n, !. ne In5snt Of oeeu.
h and ai,en"n FOR Inc T pnrpo sa of I've i've
aho'd or proh, y single transaction or "a Sc
business -
.' 'SrsG ,.,l my = sorry than busi
3N"ntipn 70 earh eniorprisc. and may claim
nyes,,nrut Of capital TO- proii, h@ o., is
a"5 sT!hsi," 70 ii@w 81 m For e%mnls
20 Tis -. ~ seen: Of operations may not include
won his gross sles " manafac tuense or
ner,.l,ani Should deduct the cost Of goods sold
during The year the result being his gross in
tor re f into tbs ,%n he
o. goods on hand at the beginning and end OF
From his gross income he is allowed to de-
drct as business expenses such itenls as sal
" IN Si en naa f1 1 use sc Of nHsineSs
terest on business Indebtedness TO others. taxes
% an tear
q" used ID G and losses Of bust
Or by theft. when not compensated for by In
yharsed OFF because they We're ascertained dur
ing The %ehr = be worthless may also be claim
the smaller Incidental expenses such as adj
ema
,ne IeaueiEns for business expenses
nature such AS expenditures for the. ercctions
the purchase of tools or implements of perma-
ncnt value. since they constitute merely q
change IN form OF capital. and not reduction
of wealth.
The Jaw provides for the deduction of ), "rea-
sonahle allowance for salaries other
pcnaaton for personal services. actually rem,
dcrcd Such payments are subject to careful
scrutiny, by the Bureau Of Internal Revenues.
and, TO he allowed. must conform strictly with
the wording Of the statute, a payment is not
salary IL in fact 1t is paid for some consider
alton other than personal service. For cx-
ample. should stockholders OF corporation
ationsh!n TO their stock holdings and IL such
payments nrc found to be in excess OF "rea-
sonabc allowance for services rendered. the
excess Will be regarded aa dividend under
the guise Of salary. .. II 8.
| Reasonable COMPENSATION Is hold BY tho hi
| rear only such amount would orr
| d!narily DO paid for like services by like on
/. tcrprises In like circumstances, as. for Instance.
81 bargain between strangers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
SAYS FRENCH RAILWAY
STRIKE REVOLUTIONARY
Premier Niillcrand Declares Walk
out Will Be Met by Mobiliza-
ton IL Necessary.
IRy Associated Press 4

PARIS, Feb. 27.---Ihc railroad strike
from which France Is suffering was
yclopment by Premier Millerand in tho
Chambor of Deputies this afternoon.
Tho Premier. speaking on bin IN
tor of Public Works. authorizing tho
requis.tion OF automobiles, trucks and
airplanos in case OF interruption OF
railroad tranlc By tho strike, said:
"Wo arc facing political move
mcnt. or cahins 1t by its name, a
revolutionary movement under n
Chamber Supports Bill.
The bill was adopted by the cham
Der. NJ. Millerand in supporting ~
LIE Trocqucr In his demand for i'm
mediate passage Of the measure. re-
having been beaten through the CO.
operation of tho public.
Tho French public is no less ardent
ora no less ingenIous;" he said; mo
opposition TO tho nation" NJ. Milierand
declared. He said tho government huI
sort 70 mobilization whenever neces-
sary. The Premier asserted that the
railroad strike was not union or
professional movement.
Lie Trocpuer'a Statement
Minister of Works lie Trocuucr said
yesterday in discussing the situation:
nc g9Sernmsnt cannot interfere in
dsn question 10 ,S or discipline but az evil
animating 1T is prepared TO examine
inc possibility or Introducing in a
future statute for railroad workers
clauses regulating uDscnces fron,
duty"
IT has been alleged Campanaud was
Gdischarged BY the railroad company
iof having absentcd himself from duty
10 attend n union meeting.
, kallroad men at the eastern station
IN inns city ceased work at Z O'clock
nus morning. and. the strike situa
10. became worse at the northern
station. railroad service to SUBURBAN
FONTS was still further diminished
w:h the exception Of the line on IN"
Tsht bank OF the Seine to VcrsailIcs
according TO reports
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
"IIor God and uumon,,v.,

10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Eemon iono si0t;a yd 5ne n 18th 0 on
.nI doubtless we!i-descrvcd tribute TO the mosi
John ]. rershns' and your news Columns CARR
an account of his splendid reception and also OF
aa' o Ssye1a events arranged in his honor. As
i INam oNpreSSion and reportoriaI narrative
st ou ali sop pufhe es p aad
does a mos'Hihy othcr human agcncy:J ''''"
irrEh!,S At The jefferson Hotel he is roportsd
I" hay" referred TO N" American Lnrion,s
eise" Ear be it from me in anywise to take k.
and good citizenship expressed in the O. Lesion.s
Saws rs As minister OF the Gospel.
oSsed ts Hr; TO ny CATION and have in
Nor would presume to say anything dcroga-
, Mio Of Genera, lsrihings public uf,e.ansss
GihnSEanGSs 81 one Mould Sxpect from
speaker and Victorious warrior 10
o, Wnn, wish to do is to commend your
your refer:nce to that liberty which no crosse;
en hh,.NH' but 70 for ;pss Eop ALoS3 Io
Whigh have achieved freedom Since Ills one
s"H 7, ih nc, ne &C., way.
for "tod and Humanity" ,Ian for God and
f11ouinirH. as ,hc former includes the LITTER
.lr.d ior -.mesici and the countries Of Europe
That have thrown on. or are in process Of
we limit our liberty loving and 'ii6er, Ia wing"
"sptrni!"nS 70 this or any one countrybecause
nave wider outlook---anI not sound our lIb
'riy-'ovimg ideals by the Atlantic or tho pa
rial lines The world outlook shows to us a II
n NATIONS. a ID, nnop!es and k!ndreds and
arc members Of Single family. OF WHEN sh' S G
IS the Father IiDeri S;E q o% %ii9s u%a%S
Richmond. Va. February a. 1870 ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
FORTRESS Of HELCOLAND
IS NOW D|sMANTLEDHuLK
Germans Say II VIII Take Another
Seven Years to Complete
Islands ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

BERLIN. Feb. 27.-Ilelgoland, two
years ago Germany's most iinpresnablc
barrier against allied sea power, to-
DAY Is dismantled hulk, OF no mill
tary Importance. The black imperlous
by tons OF masonry and inpcniouslv
constructed gun cmpiaccments. is al,
that remains.
Germans concerned in the construc-
lion or INC Fortress declare another
complete Helg Glands qualification.
Work has been in progress for over n
year. All tho gums have been dis
muntled, but the destruction or tho
hurbor works, and other Notifications
This stronghold was built at n cost
OF more than s175,0o0.O00, but ita
mighty guns fired but once throuabo,,
tho war. The British warship Snan-
non was the target.
Tho foundations Of the harbor, which
yards wide, consist of huge blocks OF,
concrete. An these have to be de-
stroycJ. The ground on which the
barracks stand. 10 reclaim which from
THO sea Il multitude OF Germans worked
for years at cost OF s5,o0o.o00. is to
be returned 10 the sea. Everything
I'm the dcfcnses or Holgoland Is worked
by hydraulic power Water for
the defense and sanitary purposes is
drawn fom huge pumps nifty feet be-
lcrica. which arc electrically lighted.
are regarded by military men asi''won-
der works"
Although the Germans considered
that the secret OF HeiRuland had been
Kept inviolatc, it Is now revealed that
American student. 49, - tho tortitica-
tions in 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
B0LSHEVIST ARMIES
REPORTED VICTORIOUS
General Martynon Reported Captured
and Large Quantities OF
SuppiirS.


LONDON. FeD. ga RoIshevist
communication received carly today
records the unchecked progress OF the
led forces in the MurmanslS region,
ana announces the occupation of the
stations knkaselga anu Ma1veiahin-
CORA ana several villages. Thc com
niunication says an. arfnorcd train.
eight airplanes and large uuantity
Of war materials have been taken
ON the southwest front. in The re-
Gion OF Tiraapoi and Odessa, the com
municat!on announces the captures
between January "a and February II,
included 1900 prisoncrs, 3i2 guns.
twentE.thrce armorcd trains. $500
rifles, fifteen airplaIcs and 500 mot or
cars.
On the Caucasian front the Rol-
shovists claimed tho occupation of a
numbtr OF localities between the sea
and Kostov.
=, IN the Alexandrovski region of the
hurksStan front; according to the
! TSn,emE :, st: staff and General Martynof.
The Bolahovists also claim occupa- :
ton OF the Island OF Prerva, on the
northeastern coast of the Caspian Sea,
OF the Urualsk coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
News of Fifty Years Ago.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. IS. 1900
D. Dudley e. Co. are canvassing the city with
the view of issuing and complete city

directory.
week and ho is the old Underwood, but
Ills performances do not attract near as much
attention they did in the days whom he
thought the earth and the fullncss thereof
his.
scented to the Senate petition from the citizens
Of DanSille. asking for the establishment of IL
Hastings Court in that town.
At last there is an end to the st5uggls and the
in the United states senate, where the great
statesmen have sat. colored man takes the
made vacant by Jefferson Davis. when he
withdrew from the Senate to lead IN the south;
no in yesterday. And thus Mis-.
sissippi restored TO tho Union.
In the vote on tho admission OF Senator Re-
VOLS, Of Mississippi Senator Lewis, of Virginia.
voted with tire majority Senator Johnston was
|. absent. s
y hundred more negroes loft Lynahburg day
before yesterday for the far South Hall Of
from tlio near-by counties.
yesterday for the removal OF the disabilities Of
certain Virginia officials.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
WInier Wifc.


The white hills smoke with snow
And IL is we'll for you.
Who make SO poor lover,
Who give my hands such little tasks
to do;
For. where tho doorstep bare,
And the path not driftcd over.
Ny heart would need no cover
I should go;
Go and never care,
Filing out my arms and rum
Glad in tho Weakening sun,
Wild in the singing air,
Race with my blowing hair. s
But the weight OF the Winter is On
the door,
And the snow has driven mo near 10
you.
1T might be. we'll II you'd love me more
And tell me i am dear to Won.
Although II Is early to Understand,
For how Is there any knowing
Whom q frhe wind liz blowing
0ver the opened land?
-Margcry Sweet in Poetry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
ITALIAN ANARCHIST EDITOR
ARRESTED IN NEW YORK
Is Suspected Of Having Been Involves.
I'm Bomb OntraEcs OF
Inst June.
[Bg AsEoeiated Press ]

NEW YORK. Feb. 21.--1Sv idcncc OF
connection with bomb outrnges was
iounh todsy. INC poiics announces,
Mario Niagcnro, an anarchist and cdi-
Tor OF three Italian newspapers. was
Arrested on charge OF anarchy.
house WAS found pink paper similar
TO that discovered at the Washington
home OF .Nttorney-Goncinl palmer and
c. Notta. after they had been damaged
by bombs last June. II was asserted.
The IIapcr also was similar TO that
wrapped around thrty-siX bombs found
in the mails at the New York post officS
last May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
FRENCH FOUGHT THEIR WAY
OUT With MUCH DIFFICULTY
Left Wounded B-btnd In s,rinu Fight
Ing, American Rrd Cross
Rendering Aid.
lEy Associated rsess J

LONDON. heb. .1.-Uiiclat dispatch,,
on the situation ut Marasl,. in the III,
hNct OF Aicppo. Syria. whcrc French
troops nave been hnvinS \ severe
struggle with Turkish forces. ;innounc.
that the French succeeded IN cNtricat-
Inc their contingcnis after hard light
ing.
ihe French evidently withdrew has
t,iE, as they were compelled TO leave
their wounded, which Viii DO cared for
by the American Red Cross.
message from the same source
confirms the report OF massncrcs OF
ArmcniaGs in the Ma-ash district. but
docs not substab.iatc the stntcmcn,
from Armenian quarters that tho num-
Der slamghterrl was sevNrAl thUusnMd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

mand for n change IN the head OF the depart
ment. 1t must be conceded, even by It's
friends. that whatever usefulness 1t may have
possessed has been destroyed by It's misman-
agement and it's conversion into a. political
machine instead of the law enforcement arm
OF the State government it was intended to
be- If the funds appropriated for its main
tenance during the next two years are not to
be wasted, then there must be- u new COM
missioner to take charge Of its administra-
ton. The citizens OF Virginia may not be
expected TO remain Quiesccnt now that the
hard facts are before them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
CUMARD LINE WILL TAKE
GERMAN OVERSEE TRAFFIC
Hugs Dock Space mt Hamburg md WI,
Open Service Thence Ia
New York.
J u NssocIat.i ,r.ss ]

]
e LONDON. Fob. 2I.--Scw Sork dis
matches telling OF the work of the
cunard Line in the formation OF n
great British shipping enterprise de-
SiSned to canturc Gcrmuu%'s former
traffic In cmiGrantS and frcights be-
tween Central Europe and America
arc featured In the Daily Mail. BE-
iore the war German lines subsidized
by the German and Austrian govern
inents were enabled to defy competi-
ton.
The Mall says the Cunard Line Is
negotiating for the purchase OF large
dock space AMI sheds at Hamburg
formerly owned by tho Hamburg
american lincl aud Will open the new
service with tho liner SaXouia which
VIII include Hamburg on It's next
eastern trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
ALL BUT TWO CAPTURED
RED CROSS WORKERS WELL
Ono OF Those Captured in Siberia Ha,
Hrcs<en Leg and Other III
with Typhoid.
By Associated Press.l
MI H. 4

WnSiilNGTON. Feb. c7--Thc first
.r'ailsd account Of the capture of seven
ISnn,erlcnn Ked Cross. workers by the
noishcvistS In the taking OF Krasnoy-
alSk; siberia, was contained IN a dis
patch received today at Red Cross ma
iona! headquarters here.
Captain Edward Chnrctte Of StocE-
ION. Cal. one OF the captives, was por-
mitted TO carry the news of the safety
or ne Americans through thc~ lines to
Those taken beside Charette were
;hloSandcr C. Tweedic and otto VI.
Lowe. OF New York: Joseph L. MedIll
iaroso. Col; Harry l.. ponnaliv. Phiia
delph:a; William II. Ford. Kingston
Okla, and II. n. Bonzo. or Manila. All
wcr" reported well except Dnnnaliy
who had broken leg. and TwcedIc
who is SLIGHTLY u! with tYphus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28

y perfectly spectacle but otherwise con-
SciHHtouS friend ct ours. who is poor and
needy. yc; har,i.up. and who in spite of seeming
r'ns US up 10 oxude follows
Now bout this man Jenkins and the seven
Americans murdered in Mexico since July. re-
sh7dess Of the Tenth Paragraph! and without
considering DAnnunzio's romantic attack on
the Adciatc. and all that, I'm al OK
cited. paid - cents pound for my turkey.
O. would hayc paid II il I'd had any and just
bay. I've contributed TO seven drives nd have
jus, sent some WOODEN underwear 70 the Near
LAST committee. ana with the coal shortage IN
S,SAt a.Si a blizzard in The West tho s:csl
strike - tho least % my troubles
''Yol cam; get me worked up about our re-
la;iors with Mexico. dcn't anything new
IN the situation. They've been numbering
Americans down there long. ana Americans
have boon wording Illicit concessions for so
many generations. and the poems have been
chus ed ~ tho sovtrnmcn, and otherwise ban.
di'ti continuously, that there's absolutely
nothing III Il TO get excited about. Il we've IS
sued manifesto If we've pronounced one
ulti:natum we've issued and pronounced n
thousand and Vera Cruz is still! doing business
with American sailors.
What wan, &C know is. when will ms OBJ
long green dollar be worth 90 cents? {.
And you can't get TO bother my head about
Me%.c" ua;i my baby has smother pal: OF
shoes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
Tnrce British Airplnncs Missing.

LONDON. Feb. 27.--Three british air
planes, which left Chestcy FOR Dublin
arrived within three hours. arc missing.
according to report issued at the
Air Ministry. A machine, which Is pre-
sumeu TO be pnc of the three. was
seen to fan into the sea off the Sc.liy
lsinnds, but efforts TO rescue the crew
were unsuccessful because OF Il rough
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
French F,ycr. arc Safe.

PA1lIS. Feb. 9T.-Major VuiIcmIn,
pilot, and Lieutenant Chalus. observer.
who wore out, for more than a week
in their flight Scross the Sahara Desert,
nrc reported by the French aviation
department today TO have landed safely
at Mentakn, a>villago cast Of Timbuctoo.
airmen's experiences arc lacking The
aviators reached Tamanasset, half way
TO Timbuctoo. on February II, ana LETT
miles blatant. Nothing had boef Heard
from them since until todny's adviccs
were received ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-28
BoLsHEVIsTS VISIT BERLIN
believed in Progress to LIS.
tnblish Headquarters mt Ger
man Capital.

II5y AsSocfateH FIess'I
LONDON, Feb. 27.--Many foreign
Berlin during the last few days, ac-
cording to Il dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph from the German, capital.
the Hungarian, Alexander Garbai
whose visit, the dispatch says, is be-
leved to be connected with tho es.ab-
lishmcnt Of an international Bolshevist
organization. with headquarters In