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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

The Z Z. NevoeT-- Assncv mas satC
anc transferred me dwelling house
prnpe--y a. 70 Davenport s-r4.sz1 1G =
Favsnn EnbhIns. NJ F.DDnlns mas
1oUE-l- 1Br z mime ana vii accupv
me house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

The ante ire -~uck answered. .
sriu alarm q I CLOCK Tuesday az
n-nE 1or L chimney I'VE u -he = licli:s-
u nuUEe- The fire. was Quickly ex-
--nEuIsneG WIN three cneuulcals
There was no damage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Among Augusta pe.oUis amending
Ina F'a--ruInE-nn taI- "Wednesday
we-s lillian : Hunt F-auk Besr
Fred Perry ana Frank ana Charles
BlIndaau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

z = We-"esIer ri rhe 7ta-e Fam
AgHncv mas gniu n 7 a @u8er. u
AUGUSTA q -0-ac-e pasture ant waBE
lot. alsc -w0 house iuZs on Western
a We. Ee!-lTrs u = Jones n AuGusLE.
ana une loT 20 Senluei ChaCwlciz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Crosby: a -eutu-v n Town Linz
Mar a Nicks-sun. Religious Incsr-
esrx'' Mildred RuzseIl. Secondary
Schools" P-n< = Q Newton Of Keufas
Hi, Tic Muste- DAYS" Jurn NJ
Williams; pape-. " ? Mae read by
C. " --Dshy A -1E1ng write w
Trunks WINS E-ven Prur Newton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

SuEHpn -ausia-. VIM Is ernDiuvsr II
Hrn-e a. Bah. Is having an er1urced
Vacnrlun dus u nIE breaking ms chi
Lar bone. lie Is Il ms nome n me
cl-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Ms Charlotte & Mu--n and
CauE1ra-, Miss Flora Of Morrill, nave
been guests FIR TWO weeks OF NJ ana
Mrs T Ebert SAWYER Of Davenport
s1-seI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Perry EauEDr II WaIar-lIEs. III en-
ginesr IN ne Maine Csnr-al raiIruac
Tls1HaC nIE parents, NJ and Mrs. z
2 HANSON II Chelsea OF Tuesfsa,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

Mrs. Martin keIifr left Wef,nastiav
Tor & ssveTa4 1HvE vIaI1 wirE nsr znn
N F,.u-iufncs. Cum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

@T-LlITlE JOT1
Die sent - = The
~ 7c the F-unlziin
a-4. SocIe~v opened
ae la-ges- first day
> ne aIsru-v 0f rne
ting 3u0gs The stnck
ana uf high qua
am lis ne uf enc sz~
s..- js KRIS IT the mail.
q" t-7zE a--ar seer IN
g one u ina CHIEF
--E1= entries iE the
1csuu1ur mary 81 tire
B. -aF State. Severn.
l.. ~ra n IRE list
"7-e neeesEa-v fur a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

The ou-innk seems good -a~ NJ.
-n'-nlallan ut Z strong fsurnaL AZ
a. -aa Smith G-anmG- schou. =
N aAnbut-L. puvsIca. d.-ecrnr a me
Y " : -. mad Ene Dova ou- 20. ne
t---s- time Wednesrisa- ae-4~roor and
was much encouraged cre~ ne
showing made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

EAT-Mr. and Mrs Leslie DAVIS
and daughters. Ziliah and Gertrude o.
New Portland. were guests Sa-u-t,av
OF NJ anG Mrs. Burton Gordon
Mrs Esfeile Wasnbn-n nF China
recenfiy WIS q guest Of Mrs. George
Jackxnn
M. and Mrs. Frank SUTTON Of 81
john. Kan, Mrs Nellie Rogers and
MISS Mildrsd Gay u Harrington.
descendants Of the Mace family,
visited the eemers-y al EasE Read
feic Friday
Master Howard Hartman recent
" war a gnest M ms grandmother,
Mrs Mary Scrfhner
Miss Ella wyman Of Granite Hi
is visiting Mr. anG Mrs. Frank W.
man.
William Gnrrien Of Ansnn. visitat,
ms sister. MIS- Rachel Taviur, satIIr-
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

a 14-veur-aId boy, g Warren t-1Iii-
BAH. mas built a small aufonobiia
mn af discarded auto and motorcycle
uar+s and CID lumber Z Is Of the
roadster type. WIKI rotlrr III TWO Dc
sslnE an the s4aar, and 1asga=f eoli-
Yya~.rnenr behind weighs Only "-"
pounds. and can MAKE = Enlies an
nnIlr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

1Fs.-1silsn II me TT class. Charles Y
ns=iis given t-sr money. sanrv Nc
-Nan secunG aud Glow v 4n,-a nv
e'1t1lArI~ wi-huu- q winning fea-
-ncl1ia---a Todd TOOK me go nm
@-iiA 1s'1hfsss me : - m1zad race IN
Slzaisrf heats The summarv.
In TROTTTNG. PRISE s-ae
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
E-A- ~ MA-rT

Ely NL-i7El-. = sC7REME -CDI-
4- .,.tL ~ ~ E4sTL-E
allen ~5TINEE rs TIE STANT-
A@-- Box L'N8Tf ANT
on -he foregoing Pil7 n EauI-v
pr'-ss-'.-- - ~ =a-leE 4luIuD, Treasurer
~ -I}s Standard 55Ex Complain against
sa1u -nuDaEv alleging 1naf mr.
Stockholders ~ saIu .7urpnra- on on
.4UUua~t @V -h@h mixed 1T GIsRn 70
81 q EnrDn-a- Inu. ana -nar -n.s-e a-e III
EXISTING l.aDs r-I+-s ny asEats ~ SID
-nr-Du-a-lDE. ann Hray-lng rOr rre DIS
snIu-suL uE sa4d En-Dorszr!uE.
&C. '--t-1-L -ha~ hearing ne Gau u
me 8u~- EnuE+ II AuEusrH Name
or 'u=sGHr ne Nwer-E--s .---g Gay Of
OCT ber 1920 a. Ten o'c40rE NJ
anu -Ha- uu-lUe of sam hearing ne
g-V'sC ~ se.-vgIIg az z--es-ec ClIpr %
saIC nal anu -rgg ur-u.4. " c5u--
-lte-f*0r ru said Cu~uB~a-lun -+-r---v
Ga"s a. 5saS- He1Jr--- -r.- tsa-4 ~ surr
hearing iuc Dr publishing At arl.steE
con" ~ -n1S urcisr once week FOR
--I--'-- successive weegsS II the -saifv
E-z.IlEl.ue' .8tu-lll- "a newsuape- nut
-srtc ~ Anguish Maine rle iaxT
puDLi ca-lnE IT. ~ a. east sever da-s
Ds11Tz- ne r.a-a II Eucr hearing
v --t-r-E-N ~ FE-5E tJJlk
Justice Supreme EudIc:a3 eur
Dated -tsis = 81 Gay OF seutsrriie-
4 -H-t
So
= rue COR
Attest @ " JONES. -ls-k.
st.r1--,.i. -flu-s ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
asad6sir Grange

RcadfieiG Grange nleG Saturday.
Sept Is. with Master Merle = Har-i-
man in the chair Some matters Of
business were disposed NJ N the enre-
Huun- after which a bnun-i1ul dinner
was se-ved A spertai centennial
program was zrrzngst by Charles ".
Crosby rs follows: Singing "Ameri-
ca" iurronucrnry remaraE, g "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
Extra Heats and an
Accident at NORWAY

Aor-wHv Ne. Sept THE C.-1n-r
-nun-v Far Opened mere TuesGav
WITH & DIE alanGancs and surne az
calleIIc -AcinE The 80 -ru1 ,-eauIr-
ed FIVE heats
Al accldenI r'a--eG me last n4a1
u -rs - mixed. SU-wonc k-unev
Ealing anC June Powa-s crashing III
II nIr- Srs~wa~-- tt-ive- II June Pow
e-E. suffered 3r7lkHn I4srI w-rlE-. Nei-
SOD was nnr hur- Jos Direct logged
ne neR TIE summa-v
@.5o -E.C---NG. P-RSE szsu
4ltlsr-- 5a-~. M. Dv Billy Her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
READFTELD

three grandchildren. The lnrs-rner-
was II Chadwick Eli ceme7e-v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
STATE OF KAEE

September Is Ie.c
Then pe-snuaIlr Apnea-ec Alien
.lU1mi1y and uInue GE-E nh ne mas
read me Within bill. AND KNOWS rns
@uEIeT-s LEss'-tsI- ana -hR& tine same -
c-ile II his own know Is1Ee axcr-t -fe
TIl.L-ss.-S STARED m ~ or ruTr-rnRZtDr
AND ne-ls- auC Is II -uuse Matters ne
n.s t3eves chem 10 D. --ue
A---E-N Quincy
.a4uEa-ts Sea
Seizure me
Signed CAEZ - 2 SELLTS
NHra-z Dtli1iFr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
WEEES MILLS

NJ and Mrs + ". Clifford and
II anc Mrs J. L Crumnsrr and
children. were callers A. VI Ia
qnlCr-s q Centre Monrriile. SATURDAY.
Mrs Henry Dearborn OF wz1e-vfIie
Is vIsIting ns- niece, Mrs. Gep--s
Foster
Miss Muriel Fuitz Of Boston is he
Saesi u her aunt Mrs / z. Nor
-iEor
The Busy Sees will meet win Ms
Fred Manning On "Wednesday Semi
u
SUNDAY guests Of Afr anc Mrs. Nes
son Brown WERE Mrs. Eeorxe Fra
o@e Of Belfast Mr and Mrs. GENRE
u ORTIZ Of Freedom. Mr. arf Mrs..
everett HanneE of Liberty and Mn
siancn Brown and daughter SYLVIA
Mr. and Mrs p ". Dodcp v--.
business callers N Ane,,sfa Monday
Eir- and Mrs J r EFau puAed th>
DAY Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. "
z Shuman
Air and Ms Frank Pierce n Hus-
TIT have The sympathy IL their muuv
friends in the death Of their vuunr
sun, Frank Jr al the hume Of tfreir
nr-utner. Fred Pierre on Deer Hi. M
Pierre has returned 10 Boston mt
Mrs. Pie--s win REMAIN fnr a while
Euasrs rieSsitf
Engens Hewitt a respected cirizeu
AMI life long resident of this Mace
passed away Wednesday,. Sept Is. at
tar long Illness. The funeral was
fieff Friday n the hume. Ed. -hnup-
son M Windsor, officiating He is
survived ny ms wife and thrse chill
erer. Mrs- Eugh Musfaer. Mrs. Fred
Plalstec and SON Edward Eewtrr auz:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

= pruS-an o. MAN. interesting TEA
TIRES mas oe+sn arranged <or me an
nIIA- convention ~ ne Maine Stare
Y IN. winch Will De neld n
ms cl-F mex week sent % Il Dcr.
: foAowlnc Is me artis- of events.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

-le-g Of Courts Charles x. Jones
ie-- v arrescay morning Tor -vrr..
AasE.. n aC-snG IT mt ay-eniuE ne
wedding N MS snE Frederick :.
Jones anc Miss Elale y4tt1-s-.. Gaugn-
90 If IL. anc Mrs -Te.oI-ge : C7n-a..
u LyuRE Mrs g. Y Jones mas Baer
listing fur sevsra. ia IS a IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

-i.aiE H.. sept Char
delG tR.v opened TuesdR- win fus
wea-hfs-. 4 1asr rack anG -ne nlgges-
frs GaT crowd ever fn- me grounds.
The - class wau- five na-u heats
The HuInrna~v
- Class AL-EEC. PCRSE s.50
LUCK Strike eng NJ Island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

likes CMckars .----.--
Charlie Agaln, cnE Come i : . - G.
Little GIIl1nE ny MCBRIDE r.
Time 20 - 20 - ~ l.
s-r - 80 -
- LASS. Mixed, PRISE sz5e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

II rne baseball gans. Ch.s---,-tieic
pea Sreuoer TO :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23
pE-iEr-E

Patients Admired f0- Surgical
-T'ea-ner- q. ne Augusta Taner-a
H0spiIa. IN WeuuesuR- were Ms
Nellie DeTine u Ga~uIner Ms Ma
Williams ana Ernest Bass1ord af = L.
sQs-a- Ene 1A-Ieu- was dIEu Ia ,-ae4,2
-E'am -he nnspIIa. lewis Petal #
Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

4-L5-Music; devotional s-r-Ires
Mr. Elizabeth ssc-fbnsr 5uIsrer :
Mills. music. report nf ses.YsEarv; re-
ports Of supe-intsncenrs SUNDAY
school Work. Mrs Etael Al. LIbnv
I,ez--s- Juvenile Courts and Child
Welfare; Parliamentary Law Mrs,
-nra Clifford Portland music re-
Dn-r az committee on crsdeflt HAS
election Of officers. Near fast Reile4
Mrs- Sarah Rideauf Ahnets saro
NGonEids PRAYER Mrs " l. Mann
Brewer. parting hymn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-23

S.h"-Dernrlonal service Mrs Eliza
beth WInslaGe. Ga-tilne- music; ad-
dress, Mrs. Eftis NJ Lawrence Nation
III " G 7 2 lecturer. Raelziaatl ID
ni!ee pagazIlt. The ESowFs- Behind 1sle
--rvg--rrry.a- Fsr1Ss95r~4..r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
CITY OF CUL|ACAN
TAKEN BY REVOLT.
Seaport of Mazatlan Is Next
Objective of Revo-
lutionists.
MAY OPPOSE CARRANzA
Many Soldiers of Government
Join Ranks of Successful
Army.
OPPOSE CARRANzA
TBy Associated rrc... I

NOGALES, SONORA. April IL
General Angel Flores. with 5000 So.
rora troops. captured Culiacan. capital
OF the adjoining State of Sinaloa, this
morning. according TO official an
nouncement from Sonora military
headquarters at Hermosillo.
The Sonora rcvolut.onists proceeded
Immediately to march on Ma.a,lan. an
important port on the Sinaloa coast.
Alter occupying Mazatlan, i, was an
nounccd. the Sonora troops will march
on the state OF Nayarit with Topic
the capital, as the objective. Large
numbers of troops for the revolution
airy movement agains, the Carranza
government were expected TO be OBJ
tained in Nayarit.
Hundreds OF former Carranza sol
d!ers have Joined General Flores since
he invaded Sinaloa last TUESDAY, /,
was said.
The telegram said Carranza forces
joining the rcvolutionists brough,
with them fun equipment. including
arms. ammunition and food supplies
The Sonora forces when they entered
Sinaloa were said then to number less
than $500 men.
Five hundred troops were sent from
mere today under Colonel Jesus
AEuierre to re-enforce the garrison a,
Aqua Prcita, and other troops areron
centrating there to prevent any in
rusion OF the state in that direction
~ Carranza forces. II was stated
, that 1860 troops were sent from Her
mosilio today under General Manzo
to re-enforcc General Flores.
Private Kilograms from HcrmosiIIo
said word had been received there
from Mexico that General Pablo Con
zales. candidate for the presidency
OF Mexico, had inaugurated a move
ment to remove President Carranza
ana put in his place q provisional
president who would guarantee fair
elections in July. The movement. Il
was said, has been Endorsed by North J.
ern Mexican states.
Leaders here said that if.Carraaza
were removed the Sonora movement
would cease Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
GOVERNMENT To QUIT
LIBERTY BOND MARKET
secretary Houston Declares Such
Move Will Give Securities
General Upward Trend.
PURCHASE INCREASED DEBT
sinking Fund Of = 1-2 Per Cent,
hcconts Operative July I, AMI
VIII he Used to Retire Govern.
ments Outstanding Obligations.
PURCHASE INCREASED pEB1
IDy AssoclnteI rrnss I

WASHINGTON. Apr;. I7.-c;overn.
'hchl purchase Of Liberty bonds In
the open market. excep, through op-
eF.uon OF the sinking fund. Will stop
july ]. Secretary Houston announced
tonight. \ 'bencnc!:,l effect" mn ,ho
marie, was expected to result. he
said. Other officials said the mar
Htt In government securities had al
READY begun TO right Itself and tina,
pond quotations hereafter nigh, be
expected to trend upward.
Mr.r Observation-Disclosures that I'm con
tinuing the purchase OF bonds under
the per cent bond purchase fund.
the government was increasing It's
noa;ing debt. while Increasing IT'S
FUNDED debt. He said that curren,
arrangements of the government
were such that If the purchase of
bonds were 10 continue the Treasury
would have TO issue mogc certificates
OF indebtedness with which 10 buy
them.
Thc " per cent bond purchasing ar
rangcment was planned By Congress
to expire automatically one year
after the termination OF war. hut
empowered TO decide when 81 had
served the purpose Of stabii!zinG the
BOND markct--thc underlying reason
for it's original enactment into law.
Mr.. iiouston's decision. however.
was based largely on the fact that
on July the . ID per cent sinking
fund. provided IN the Victory loan
act, becomes operative. He said II
was not his intention to treat the
two funds as cumulative. but TO end
one with the beginning of the other.
The approximate amount set aside by
the Treasury for use in the period
between now and July vii! be
taken over by the war finance cor
poration, which will make all ppr-
chmses Of bonds for which funds are
avaiiable until the expiration date.
Hereafter such purchases as the
Treasury may make for the bond pur-
chase will be Occasional and not
habituai," Mr. Houston said.
The low levels 10 which bonds have
fallen were attributed by Mr.. Hous-
ton to forced liquidatioQ by heavy
bond Observation-Disclosures industrial
and other corporations who have
been under pressure Ia find funds to
finance their curren. expenditure. He
added that this had come when II
has been necessary for measures to
ne invoked which would control
credit and make bank loans both diff
ficult and expensive.
No nouncement was made re-
garding. the amount OF bonds rcti-cd
klrough the 3 per cent purchase
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
ALL EYES ON RUHR
AS BATTLE FE YER
SPREADS IN ARMY
atmosphere Of Electric
Tension H0nss Orcr People
al German CAPITAL.
my Universal! serv!cc.l

BERLIN. Apr' l7.--urlcas all
Slams are decci.inG. Germany IS on
The eve o. new uphcavai The
widest rumors are flying thic.l and
fast. An atmosDacrc of electric
tension hrocds over this capital. The
Mueller Cabinet. not month old yet.
is litcrnli;. barr!cudcd behind a pow
crCul Gordon OF ma ch!nc guns, tanks,
and picked loyal troops ready 20
swing INTO action al d moments no
;icc.
Eu; a. during thc Kapp-i.ucttwi..
revolt, Hcrlin's populacc, feeling SC
cure FOR Itself because Of the pros
cncc Of the pick 90 the old rrus-
sian army. is nnXionsiy looking to-
ward tho scat OF All the recent Ger
man troubles: the Ruhr district.
There. according To latest authentic
word Two veritab!r armies are lined
M For battle on the slightest provo
cation. On the one side $1,000 armed
Communists: on the other side no.
many miles away are 10000 Ecichs-
weir troops being hourly enforced
in the grip OF fiery battle fever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
IRISH JURY CHARGES HIGH
OFFICIALS WITH MURDER
Verdict Connects Lloyd George,
French and Others With Mac
Curtain Tragedy.
HOLD POLICE HEADS AS WELL
Declare killing OF Mayor OF Cork
Engineered by Royal Constabu-
larry Under Direct Orders From
High Government Executives.
IRy Asanciatch pr.sxl

CORK, IRELAND, April IL
Charges of wiilful murder against
Premier Lloyd George were brought
In the verdict of the jury in the in
quest into the death of Mayor Mac
curtain. OF this city. assassinated
last month. WHICH was rendered to-
day.
The verdict also charges viscount
French. Lord Lieutenant y. Ireland
Ian MACPHERSON, former chief secre-
. tarE, and several police inspectors
with murder.
Text OF Verdict.
The text of the verdict reads: 1--WE
find that the late Alderman Thomas
MncCurtain. Lord Mayor Of Cork,
died from shock and hemorrhase
caused by bullet wounds: that he was
wiIlfully murdered !. under clreum-
stances of tho most callous bru-
tally; that th6 murder was organ
lied and cttrled out by the Royal
Irish ConstuSulary,' officially directed
by the British government, and we
return verdict Of wiilful murder
against David Lloyd ueorge, Prime
Minister of England: Lord French
Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland; Ian Mac
Emerson. late Chief Secretary for Ire
land; Acting Inspector Genera
Smith, Of the Royal Irish Constabu
larry; Divisional Inspector Clayton. OF
the Royal Irish Constabulary: Dis
trlct Inspector Swanzcy and some
unknown members of the Royal Irish
Constabulary."
Will Arrest Police officials.
That part OF the verdict laying tho
crime To the hands OF tho police
caused no surprise here. but few
though; the jury would so so far
as tn charge the Premier Vlscount
French and Mr.. Macpherson with the
murder, even though tho charge is
likely To mean lltilc more than an
expression of sentiment against these
officials. 1t is different. however
with the police oiiicia!s who. in the
usual course, would he expected to
be placed under arrest immediately
The vcrdic, charging the constab-
ulnry with the murder was IL fore
gone conclusion. Elaborate mili;a.x
precautions and the counsel OF cooler
heads among The Sim Fem leaders
it is believed, will forestall serious
trouble here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
RICHMOND ONCE MORE
FACES SUGAR Famine
Modcratc-Priced Restaurants Again
Rcsorting to Wartime Ex-
pcdient OF Rationing.
CALL FOR DRASTIC ACTION
Many Groccrs Have No Sugar OF
Hand, and Indications Are the
"Ovcralls" Mass-Aiecting Will DC.
clare War on All PrDfitcering.

Richmond Is on sugar rations once
more. In many moderatc-priced res
taurants yesterday customers were
served with i teaspoonful or two of
brown sugar. While in other places
the walters horded out a lump or
two of granulated, the quantity be-
Ing eoverncd by the supply on hand.
The famine has not yet touched
the leading hotels. but il the stock
on hand continues to diminish. there
Is little doubt that the hotels will
Join the restaurants in measuring
out sugar to patrons.
Apparently there is no relief in
sigh. unless the Federal authorities
can be Induced to take drastic ac-
ton. and this action may be accel-
Grated, it, as announced last night,
the restaurant keepers bring the
matter OF high price and shortage o
sugar before the "overeils,,tE mass
meeting In the city Auditorium next
Tuosday evening. .e
That there is TO genuine shortage
OF sugar. but that wholesalers are
holding out for wartime pticee. is
evidenced by the statement OF clyde
w. Saunders In The Times ID spatch
On Friday. MIR. Saunders declared
that there was plenty of sugar to
be had. but the jobbcrs were de-
mandnG the prohibitivc price OF 81
cents a pound for CARLOAD lots. II
the situation is not relieved there Is
little doubt that the "overalls' mass
meeting will be called upon TO pass
resolutions demanding immediate ac-
ton by the Federal and State nu-
thorit!es. and the gathering to pro-
test against high priced clothing
may develop into an organization to
declare war on all forms OF prof.
tcering.
Groccrs. whose supply of sugar Is
limited, have some hacl; 20 the war
time practice OF selling only limited
quantities OF sugar TO regular GUS
toners. and many sroccrs have no
suga: on hand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
SEEK ALLEGED BEATER
Enracrd Citizens Form Posse 20 Find
Mnn Who ~ Said TO Have Ciubbed
Child Into Insenxlbliity.
By Associated Press. |

l3y Associated Press
BRISTOL. VA. April IA large
posse o. cnraged citizens of Eliza
bcthton. Tenn, are searching that
section of the country for win Har-
mon, who les alleged TO have. beat his
2 1-2-ycar-old child into inscnsihllity
with a club. which physicians report
may result In the death OF the girl.
Sentiment is running high.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
|ERT|NAX DEPLORES
he ABSENCE OF US.
With France and England
Mancuvcring for Power,
Future Looks Black.
FALY'S ANGER AT AMERICA
it'll Is Bellicose, and Trouble
Over Germany, Russia and
Turkey Looms Large.
Per,inax Foresees Crave
Issues at San Reno
tCo:'9 right. 1870. by the Edward
MARSHALL SyndIrntc.)

(Co:3right. lD:D, by the Edward
MARSHALL SyndIcntc.)
I'cstina..' the srrat French
military critic, whu lis niso: the
greatest living expert In inter-
nntIonn1 Affairs. md who Will keep
Ti's rlnics-Dispntch renders fully
Informed on the vital Developments
In European politics, sccs little
reason 10 he optimistic with re-
gard to tic imminent sun Rcmo
conference. which has Errnt putcn-
uniiiics or good md evil.
The differences between UritnIn
mad France which, nnndjustcd,
would have brcn sure to cycntunte
I'm nothing hut di,ustrr. have been
arranged after n certain fashion,
France SIN occupying with her
nrrncd forces those PORTIONS of
Gcrmnny which she recently in-
,adcd WITH tho announcement
TINT tho Invasion was her own
protection. md England stuI re-
tnininE mcmh.rrhIp I'm the coun-
ell Of the niles.
Hut alt Is not entirely calm md
promisinE.
italy remains bitter M the re-
sult or the American attitude mt
the peace conference, md, In the
expressive words of the celebrated
cSpert "tho treaty remains u dcnd
letter and every efrprt TO nna n
middle way satisfactory to all can
but promote its ultimate destruc-
tion."
The Pcrfinax dispatch which fol.
lows Ia not optimintic, but re-
Nrnis situations NItnI 10 the worlu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
CONGRESSMAN IN OVERALLS
WINS APPLAUSE IN HOUSE
Representative Upshaw, Of Georgia, First to Don Suit
OF Denim Declares He Will Organize Overals
Club Composed Of Members Of Congress-

combrt the high cost OF living by
wearing oyerails
Naturally | would not indorse
such movement without p:acticing
what preached. so went downtown
ana paid 81 for this blue attire.
urge all members OF Congress
10 Join this em!nently sane and SEN
sibie movement and wear overalls or
ola clothes. / propose tn orgapize
Such'"a club In Congress and several
members have nssuFed me that they
VIII follow my example"
But how arc other members to
Join this movement when it takes 81
To buy pair OF overalls?" ask, al
Representative Gallivan. OF Massa :
chusetts.
Woll. IL the gentleman hasn't got
81 I'll be glad to go'on his note. so
he can Join the overall movement
| replied Mr.! Upshaw.t