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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
HINES EXPLAINS FAILURE
TO FINISH EQUIPMENT PLAN
Money Market Conditions Did Not
Warrant Compile ton of Pro-
GRIM M PrOpOAed.

by Associated Press.l
WASHINGTON. March 3.-Money
market conditions have not warranted
CARRYING through the National Equip
ment Corporation plan for financing
S360:o00.000 In equipment purchaser
Tor the railroads made during Federal
control, Director-General Hines SAID
today. The method to be followed he
said. should the government deter
mine not to carry the indie btedncss
itself. will of necessity be dependent
on market conditions"
The government purchased and al
lotted to the roads 100000 cars and
1880 locomotives to supplement roll.
ing stock. Some roads settled tor
these IN cash; seventyfour others
gave the government equipment trust
obligations. payable in fifteen years
and bearing 6 per cent interest. These
are in such form, il was said, that the
government, il desired. could carry
out the plan for a national equipment
corporation that would issuo Its M II
obligations and sell the obligations %
the roads to repay the goverhnioHcsor
the government could sell the railroad
obligations direct or hold them at 6
per cent interest until paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
COMMITTEE POSTPONES
CONSIDERATION OF COLBY
No Promise When Nomination vii, Tie
Taken Tn hy Senate Foreign
RcIntiOnN Bnnrd.
tBy universal Scrvicc.

WASHINGTON. March a.-Ac,ion by
the senate ForeiSn Relations Commit
tee on the nomination 'ot Bainbridrc
Colby 20 be Secretary of state, was
postponed at the meeting of the COM
,nittec today. The COMMITTEES will
meet. again. on Friday, but there is
no tntilnation that the nomination
vii! be considered at that meeting.
There was 4 brief discussion Of the
nomination by members of the COM
mittcc in which several Senator'S su--
yeSted that there should be a carefIl,
examination of Mr. Colby's uualifirn-
tons for the office before any action
by. the committee is taken The an
pointment of subcommittee to CON
slider the nomination was suggested.
and Il was also proposed that the
committee might report that nomina-
daiion. -
There appeared to be marked lack
OF interest in the nomination on the
part OF the Democratic members of
the. committee, neither senator Hitch
cock nor any OF the other administra-
ton Senators making any effort to
nave the committee act in the matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
RESOLUTION TO PROBE DRY
CAMPAIGN CONSIDERED.
New York Senate Refers Matter To
Its Judiciary Committee for
Rcport.
tBy Associated prcss.l

ALBANY. y. Y, March 3.-The Sem
ate today by vote of &c to is. re-
fcrrcd TO the Judiciary Committee a
resolution introduced by Senator
Gothic, Democrat, OF New York, for
an investigation of the Anti Saloon
William II. Anderson: State super
intcndent of the Anti-Saloon League
tonight tclegraphed Thaddeus G.
Sweet, Speaker of the Assembly. that
the league will not hinder the pro
posed Investigation into its activities
which, he declared, to be an assault
upon prohibition and its enforcement
lie also volunteered to appear before
the Judiciary Committee for eNnmina-
ton solsly AS TO the leagues alleged
Legislative expenses"
Il restrict this offer to this point"
said Nlr. Anderson. because it, be-
yond the question of alleged violation
Of law YOU want merely general
fishing explanation in the hope of Sc
curing material with which to dis
credit this agency OF the churches to
please tho German brewers, you must
assume all responsibility by ordering
4 formal investigation, 50 that the
league will get the full benefit OF the
ultimate exposure of your animus and
lack OF juStiflCltiOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
HOT EXCHANGES
DURING DEBATE

Continued From First PAEe.)
hand of Esau. but the voice is the
voice OF the insurance companies.
The Federal government retuTned
the railroads and the telegraph lines
to their owners because ii found GOV
crnment ownership of the utilities was
not TO the best interests OF the peo-
pie, was the declaration of Mr.. Mofett.
Virginia. he SAID. Is not ready for Boil
principles Of which were comparable
he said. to the proposed State insur-
ance Iund.
4 vote against tho bill. Mr.. Robert
son said. was, in effect, n vote against
the workmen's compensation act. The
bill he said. was humane from the
pedient rom the vcwpoint of the EN-.
ployer The plan. he said, was not half
as socialistic as was the school system
OF Virginia. or the post-oihce system.
Unwnrrnntcd Invasion by stnte.
MIR. Joyce opposed the bill because.
he said, 1t was m9nopolistic and soci-
aliStic in Its tendencies. and an un-
warranted invasion by, the state into
the field or private cndcavor
Mr.. Hurt defended government
ownership OF railroads. which, he said.
would have been 4 success had the
roads not banded themselves together
20 embarrass the government.
Mr.. wilkins believed the bill to be
unconstitutional. 1t starts business
that is bankrupt. he said.
+, Hugh Smith though, 1t would be
10 refuse to resrue the employers OF
Virginia from the rapac!ous clutch OF
the insurance companies.
The bill. Mr.. Bosnian said. benefited
neither employer nor employee.
The bill. Mr.. Price stated. was pre-
pared by paid counsel of the lumber
interests of the State, and was rnoiiop-
olist!c. II would double the number
of state employees and build UP a
powerful political machine. The State
insurance fund Of West Virginia, he
said, is owned ana operated by the
coal interests Of that state. who, whcu
hey get Tired Of H. can w.p4 II off
the statute books with ore .c.i swoop.
In the coal feds al Vest Virginia
lag, year, ne said. there were LOO
fatalities, 2 sad commentary on the
Inspection. safety FIRST methods and
medical attention rnde- the State IN
surance Fysten. Ths S-ave o. wash
ing,on. ne said. nag APPROPRIATED 23.-
0op. 200 70 save The fund from the
Mr.. Norris cinsed Tor ,he proponents
Of the bi3i. Divine Prcyidsncc," lie
cried, save th- pror;e Of Virginia
from the Tapaci,y Of me insurance
Mr.. Norris disc.airaed any intention
OF being LiscoErtcous TO tile Delegate
from plttSylyauia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
more DEFENDANTS ARE
DISCHARGED BY COURT
4 Fifteen Alleged Conspirators With
81 Ncwbcrry Regain Freedom ut
rs Grand RaDids Trial.
fBy Assocln,etl press.

!. i y
s,S; GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. March 3.
day of argument in the Ncwberr,
ELECTIONS TRIAL. following discharge
this morning of fifteen additional de
fendants and dismissal or the fifth
& count in the indictment. ended with
an appeal for freedom for James w
rrhe trial as the Stalking Horse" OF
Z >Ihe Newbcrry committees in the 1918
Democratic primary, because he was
listed as u candidate by Republican
.Sndeavor in an effort to split the Ford
vote.
He maintained he could not he a
eSonspiralor With Truman IL. Ncwbor:y
lfGr the iattcr's campaign committee
t;.'because never advocated his cleo
,3ion.''
II Helme maintained it was no crime
no be worked" into or out Of a cam
spnign. He cited Il Missouri case. ~
sIvas Induced ny $1,000 to Withdraw by
5t3hc candidate Of another pnr.N
4 THE State Supreme Court held that
ihis did no, Violate the corrupt rraC-
aiccs act OF Missouri, but 60 not
t,naim,ain that hey had much of an
tact." said Iiclmc.
ttirhty-five was on the volition OF
sludge Sessions In, dischareins the
;nfteenl men he saia, r ne ni!sd "p'"
a Those dismissed were: Christian
g1srooek Muskeson; Alfred T. Craw
Ford. breckenridge: F'red is oerrl ,fa,s
sisenjamin Zero. MaristiQuc: AleN G.
:Sirscn. Ainona: John Jones, ontonagon;
Daniel c. Iaughln. Jackson; Nllt'ani
IS Lewis Har.: Samuel Odell. Lansing;
sjohn c. Rittenhouse, CheooIsan'
t3ames Swain. Goldwater; LOUIS >"
,Thompson. .Nlegan; Arthur T. Meh'"
q, Discharge of samuel cdel!. .or'l'e.
State treasurer removed n iSovernmcnt
Sink in the charges relating 10 the
sHelme candidacy. Odeus grand jury
&c st;mony showed him as aCknowleds
ing that he suggested the Heime cam
;aidacy TO Paul King, Neweerr% cam
,paign manager. ana other testimony
.was that he had conference with
g1Jclme and urged him TO run for the
.bcmocratic nomination against Henry
.Tord ;,
peal. .,,
,tening to sam odel that lie was In
&. III the charge in the indictment is
tsupportinE Ncwberry. too
z, Helme said ne had legal right TO
become a candidate and to receive con
itribu,ions from any source tS added;
!: II am arguing from inc lndiclWeHt
Snd rot from facts.
\; He described the Ncwberry campaign
As an orgy of spending money and
said:
Sent TO have my petitions circn! ated
-li,ade me n member of the New3eC!y
conspiracy or in any way induced Mir.
Newherry to violate tho speed limit"
z Hclme said circulating petitions
SImong members of an opposite party
1night be political dishonesty but II
was not illegal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SOCIALIST DEFENSE FINISHED
IiflITuit, Counsel for Suspended New
YORK Asscmblymen, Makes Mas
tcrly Summing Up.
lBy Universal Serv,ce.1

Albany, n. Y, March 5-In n mas
tcrly address which ran the gamut of
appeal and emotion, Morris Hillouit,
chief counsel for the suspended So
ctalist Asscmblymcn. summing up for
The defense before the Assembly .Ju-
dietary Committee. today stigmatized
the whole proceeding as I'm American.
Unfair and notification of the pro-
visions OF the Constitution OF the
United States.
Hi!lquit completed his summing up
tonight and Martin Conboy. chief coun-
sci for the State. will begin summing
up for the prosecution tomorrow, max
ing 1t certain that the full case will be
in the hands OF the committee by the
end of the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
BIG GRAFT DISCLOSURE
Woman TcstiGcx before New yorl
Grand Jury ON Elaborate System
OF E.ntDrtIon.
- WY : niT"fsAi Service. !

NEW YORK, March 3.--'rhe first step
m an investEa ton that IL expected to
result In the greatest graft expose and
SNAKE up in the history OF the police
depa -tment s!ncc the Becker ease. was
taken today when the grand jury re-
turned an indictment against John j.
tortion.
Gunson's Indictment is said 20 have
been the result OF an inquiry begun
last july following the arrest Of Two
EonnE women. ono OF these j. MISS
..oH%a!cF wac IS reported 10 have tcs-
t.hrd that she and others have been
thc victims OF system OF graft and
e1tortIpn operated by policemen and
Certain lawyers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
AMERICA NOT TO TAKE HAND
IN AFFAIRS AT DARDANElLES
l. =. viii Not send Naval Forces 10
Operate Ia Turl<isi, Waters
Black Sea.
[ BY Associated Press

LONDON, March 3.-Thcrc has been
10 intention. and there is none now. of
American naval participation in the
phidanclics. according to announcement
mere. The normal American forces in
Iurish waters comprises six dcstroyers
Inc cruiser. Galveston and the station
snip scorpion. Two destroyers were
recently sent 70 the Rleack Sea 20 re-
iiere Two others, and remained tenn
porafiiN at the request OF Rear Admiral
hriStol, who feared they might be need
ed Tor refugee work in consequence OF
INC .Bolshcvists reaching the coast
The British Admiralty states there is
no connrmaiion OF the report that the
bEitish intend TO send more ships TO the
pardanclicS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
WEST VIRGINIA DELEGATES
RATlFY WOMAN SUFFRAGE,
Lower BODY OF Legislature Has Close
vote, but Senate Refuses
Reconsideration.
tDy Associated Press. ]

M cIiARLEsToN, W. VA. March q
me House of Delegates or tho West
virginia Legislature ratified tho Fol
eral Suffrage amndment late this altar
, noon ny vote of A. to AZ. Later two
changed. making the final vote ~ for
RATIFICATION to 40 against. ~
' Ihc senate this afternoon rejcctcd
Tue resolution 10 reconsider it's actjoI,
OF Monday when the ratification resoln
ION u, was defeated. 1t was sald tonight
no further attempt would BIO made nv
the Senate TO rltlfy the amendment a,
this special session " -
Ihe House OF Delegates concluded
It's session this evening. -
ReSardlcss OF the action OF. tho
House In ratifying the suffrage amend
ment II cannot be considered further
In the Senate this session under n
constitutional rule.
An ATTEMPT by liberalization forces
IN the Senate to shut off consideration
of tho question In the future by SC,
curing the adoption of n resolution re-
1ecting the amendment failed by a
vote of Is to 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
STILL QUESTION MARTENS
senate Investigation Committee In.
quircs Into Soviet Program II
BOInheNIk AcIiNity.
,lBy A.soeiated Prcs..l

- NY 4NrsO'-Iit"' l7I''f-. ]
WASHINGTON. March 3,---I.udwic q
a Is. Martens, Russian soviet agent
in the United States. WAS questioned
before the Senate Investigating com
Inittcc today regarding documents out
lining Bolshcyik activities to DC car
riad out in mis- country which yycr.
started from Russia by couri.r and
WhiclI fell into the hands Of the stale
Department.
Wade II. Ellie. counsel for the com
,mittce, ip presenting the documents.
SAID Anton Koltorov, the courier. was
captured at riga last December Is.
landthat he CARVED 100000 rubles in
diamonds, in addition to letters, Mar.
tens denied acquaintance with Kol.
toFov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
SEVEN HURT IN STORM
Fifty Oil Derricks Blown Down and
Telephone Service Crippled In
Te1aH TOXEn9.
tBy Associated Press

IBy ANSociaIcd PrcS5
WICHITA FALLS, TEN, March s.
Seven persons were slightly injured
nifty oil derricks were blown down and
telephone service WAS demoralizcd by
Il windstorrt (which swept Wichita
County late today.
Several derricks were blown across
the Burkburnett Pike. carrying with
thcm tumble Of telephone wires and
poles
The total loss .yas estimate to be
more than s150.000.
Carrying driving rain. tho, wind
siNiy-tivc miles an hour
was At its height. \ one-story build
ing, occupied as a hotel and bank. at
BrDilcys Corner, an oil settlement.
twcrty-sevcn miles from here. vas de
StroYed.
Wichita Falls was hit by the tail
cndot the storm, only slight damage
being reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
LORD FRENCH'S LETTERS
SEIZED BY SINN FEM
Armed Men Hold Up Mail, and the Crime Is Followed by
Many Raids and Numerous Arrests of
Irish Republicans.

DUBLIN. March "a mail van con-
tanning letters Of Niscount Ercnch.
ord lieutenant of ireland. and gov
Crnmcnt officials was held up today
by armed men, who carried OF all the
mail.
The theft of the letters has caused
great excitement at military and police
headquarters.
All the houses in the district have
been searched and numerous arrests
made. though the letters and other
mail have not been discovered as Yet.
Virtually every house iii EcclcS
Street is occupied by the military.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
DID, Interesting and
Out of the Ordinary
Paragraphs CMlled From,
Meas of a Day From AU
Parts of the World.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-The
h nlgh cost OF aying went up nothh
Commercial aviation published so ta IN
In. increasing tho prices OF ten-min :
sts - "sightseetng lights rs per cent to
period of stunt" dying at $50. ino
creased cos. c. airpiano parts opera
ton and upkeep was given us the rea-
NEW YORK. March 3.-The lnys-
terry surrounding tho discovery Of sev-
staten Island was cleared up today.
when 1t was found that they were the
ago when te spe, U wsa ,orty years
PLYMOUTH, MASS, March 3.-The
MasT rs Tem # Mis- L WSa a wi
recently. will be placed in museums
b by the Ct, terms of her viii. which has
to include the smallest practical fur
niture In use Two miniature sewing
machines and Il piano are among the
OF The articles wore gifts from Euro
pean royalty, before whom she per-
formed. The, remainder of her prop
erty is divided among her husband.
Count Masri. also midget, and two
NEW YORK. March 3.-John G. Car
son. letter carrier. while going over
his route today, saw a bright metal
Sndiu laying on the sidewalk in front
OF the Hotel Majestic. Gee! That
ought to be nice for the baby to play
WITH he said TO himself. as he picked
up the trtnkcs and went on his way.
shortly afterward Mrs. l.. r. Lazard,
guest in tho hotel who had gone
out after accepting package left
Tor her at the desk. hurried in greatly
missing from the package.
NEW YORK, March 3.--PasscnErrs
n l. l..
wild West had come to Brooklyn to-
night when three shots rang out and
the car stopped on Thirty-ninth
street, between Eighth and Ninth
Avenues. Looking out of the front
Windows they saw the motornan par-
leyinE with a diminutivc young Italian
with buSncSs-likc reVolycd In his
hand. 4. special policeman happe ned
along just then. however. AND gathered
IN the "highwayman." who said he
was Tony Diadota, II. and that he
meant no harm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
JUDGE DEPL0RES INABILITY
TO IMPOSE DEATH PENALTY
Men Who Made brutal Attack o,
broderlck Sentenced to Fifty
Two Years Each

NEW YORK, March 3.-Raymond
,Hodriguez, 20, and Adriano Alvarez
Herra, 20. who broke into the rooms
OF Aioysius s. Broderick, in the Hotel
Nnickerbocker. on December 90 last,
were sentenced today by Judge McIn-
tyre in General Sessions to serve nifty
Two years and six months each at hard
labor In tho State prison
The men. are second offenders and
were described by the judge as DO
esntiai HurdererS They were cap
tured after sensational chase
through the hotel with several thous-
and dollars worth of jewelry in their
possession. Mr.. Broderick was beaten
into Inconsistencies. and his wife
was bound and gagged
In such a case as this" said Judge
powered to pronounce the death sen
tenee. These men are the vileSt
scoundreis who ever came before me"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
AWAIT REcToR's DECISION
Rev: Malcolm s. Taylor. of Berryyflfe.
extended Call by Monumental,
Episcopal Church.

Announcement was made at tho con-
gregational Meeting of. the Monument
fal episcopal Church last night that
Grace Episcopal Church, Berryyilie.
has not made n decision on the cnIi
extended to him by the vcstry OF the
Monumental Church
Rev. James w. Morris, d. d.. for
twelve years rector OF Monumental
church, has resigned TO go 10 Porto
cal school TO be started at that nIocc.
DR. Norris leaves this month for
Brazil TO take up his new work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
DEPART MENT OF JUSTICE
AGENT UNDER ARREST
Is Charged With Possessing and Civ
ing Away Liquor Contrary


to Prohibition Law.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. March a.
Prosecuting Attorney IIoflius was di:
rected by state Food and Drug In
spector Woodwork this morning to
Cummerow. special agent, connected
with the local Office OF the Department.
oS Justice. charging him with pos
sessinG and giving away liquor
Cummetow. who returned Monday
from Iron County, where he investi-
gated. the recent prohibition law en-
in his room in hotel here by e. A
Nowack. an inspector. of tho Food and
Drug Department. Nowack charges
Cummcrow invited him and l.. NJ.
Church. of Cadillac. to the hotel to
have n drink.
Cummerow could not BIO arraigncd
local primary election. He asserts the
whole charge is frame up"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

The military and police today made
several raids. The principal arrest a.
ready known is that of William
O'Brcn, leader Of. the transport work :
crS who was prominent in the corDo-
ration and recently successfully de-
mandcd the removal Of the mace and
sword.
Thomas Hunter. Sim Fein member
of Parliament for Northeast Cork, was
also arrested. together with his part :
ner. Pter Clancy. in the tailoring bust
ness under the style, .rcnublirnn
tlilOrS,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
R. w. CHAMBER WANTS WINE
FOR ARTISTS, W0RKMEN BEER
Without the First. the Painter Grows
Stale; Deprived OF the Latter, Labor
Will Not Toll.
lDy Universal Service

CHICAGO. March 3-"Art cannot en-
dure without wine. said Robert w.
Chanler, former husband, Of Lima Ca
valieri who came here today to ex-
hihit some Of his art At the arts club.
. It's the Inspiration OF the true ar
list Mr.. Chanler continued. Take il
away and his work grows stale. In
like manner the aholishinE OF beer
threatens the nations industries. Work
men can't work without beer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Attorney Named RECEIVER.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 3.-Omar
l.. Jewell, a Memphis. attorney. today
was. named receiver for the National
on q complaint filed in Federal Dis
trict Court by w. ID. Kyser. United
States district attorney, which charged
that the liquid assets of the company
have been almost wholly depicted"
by its Yice-prcsidenl Gharles Bickarl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
FORMER AUDITOR is INDICTED
William +. Snyder Is Charged With De-
frnudins Many Members or Amcri-
can Air Forces.
-t OCIatcu TTeEsS- =
HnR AInnn.A .NEri

NEW YORK. March 3-wilIiarn p.
snyder, alleged by the district at
torneyS Office to be former auditor
at his home mere today on a bench
warrant issued after his indictment on
4 charge OF grand larceny. Assistant
nounced that the police have been
searching since last August for Snyder
and three other men on charges of hav-
hundreds of men formerly in the United
States air service. Snyder, who is 20
years old. Is held in the Tombs Prison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Camp stuart to Remn,u.

WASH 1NGToE. March 3.-Consolida-
ton OF tho officers training school and
NE sea service. training school OF tho
Sh'pning' l;oard into ono department
under the direction Of Captain Irving l..
was announced today by the Shipping
Board No change In the scsnien'y
school at Camp Stuart, Va. or in the
sections OF the country Is contemplated,
1t was stated. tho two services being
consolidated to ccntralize tho supcrvi.
sion Of the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
FAN to support Churchc..

BlRMlNGHAM ALA, March 3.-Ths
wholly inadequate support OF the Chris
tian ministers in tho rural sections OF
Alabama was tho outstanding feature
OF the reports OF tho rural survey OF
the state which wcre presented to 500
ministers OF the state tonight at the
Alabama pastors conference which is
now in session at the First Methodist
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
CIVILIAN AVIATOR DIES IN
FALL IN POTOMAC RIVER
Charles j. Willis Loses Life. While
parachute Inventor Floyd smith
IL tnkurf,
10y ASSOCIATED Press. \

,MASiilNGTON. March 3.-Charies ].
w huS, q civilian aviator. was drowned
IeapinE from an army airplane with a
parachute. Floyd Smith, inventor Of
the parachute, who also landed on the
water, was saved
The men LETT the plane within min
ute or two OF each other at IL height OF
about 800 feet. and drifted over the
water near Boiling Field. Willis ap-
parcntly became entangled in the rig
ginE OF his parachute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04
Signal Wan Found Guilty.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, March a.
William Simons. a citizen Of tho signal
mountain section. will be placed ON
trial in Criminal Court here tomorrow
charged with completely in the muir
der of Oscar j. Carlson. Swedish re-
ciuse and reputed member Of the
nobility, mt his home on Walden's
Ridge, several months ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-04

I.btTFDEO. CONN. March 3.-Kent
reduction VII be made IN Issue in tho
spri4g political campaign by the re-
t"Hftt formed tenants ieague. The plan
- sndGrse one ot the regular can
di1et"s VINO agrees 10 work for i'm
AF'N'TGHri of the housing situation