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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
G7lATE NEWS BULLETINS

PARIS, Feb. GA Warsaw disputch
sSSaS me report OF the committee of
lion" officially announces tho number Of
HsaSons "Tgss 6SG dying me past three
sons shot. Says the report. was 9.6il.
NEW YORK, Feb. ga court-n,ar-
u ,,ai Ien M Mes OF year ia prison i'm.
aside today by Federal Judge Manlon,
and Goodrich. who had been convicted
freed.
TAMPA. FLA, Feb. 25.--Thc steel
schooner Priscilla Bay is . wrcch on
We sho an. " /; nSc,, SlX miles from KY
word received here today BY the Den
, ION, shore Company. 10 which the Ray
have arrived safely at Key West after
abandoning The schoonoi
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, Feb. 70
i Mn;le only only Ten new eases and one
ne GU! health department, today,
Snowingts" dcetensc over previous re-
Ano many pupils and tcachcrs.wcrc re-
ported absent from other schools SUI
'"'inS from III. malady.
NEW YORK. Feb, .e.--Dc,ails Of
N the handling OF shipping Board
wSnn cons as as - proposed hy the board,
ne OF the American Steamship owners
Association. The rlan was discussed
~ SomM!ssion"r Thomas y. Scott ana
II; 5. Taylor, assistant 10 the director
81 operations OF tic Shipping Board
It was decided 10 leave the question in
me hann$ OF the genera! counsel OF
NEW. YORK. Feb. 25.-The American
Ma S,csmyf WHIP M"c{casin, operatel in the
rived here today, completing ihe lr.,
round trip o. :. goNcrnncIt- owned rls-
,radc Tho Moccsin IS one ' I,i'',sr ~, a.;
- I'VE steamers allocatcl by thu, shin.
ing BOARD 20 the Munsion Line Tor
II s5a iah s6 must %o Es' :G S36c2'ii #
~, ~ 1rr niGn w"gs scale. IS t9 be made
Wood majority Republican candidate
:Hr 5rfs!dent ~ the primaries. de-
,T1ai ra IN IN address tonight Indus
penden; upon conciliatory action and
inusna, understanding between capital
!MnSTGn,hMERY. ALA. Feb. 25.--pi-
Hision % u" state into four engineer
Ilt uiscrlctS, with "a chief engineer N
out the large program Of highwnS.
,-ohstrnct'o was agreed anon today
nS IN Stai. hiEhway, co:nmisslon after
MONTGOMERY Ala. FOB. asECn,1-
. ga. L,onn;E "eaith officials heard from
hnenza SITUATION there. reported 1000
cases IN NE county. with 90 per cent
'nIeciea WIN pncumonia
Southern Methodist Gonrl Of ,nieei,. ~,
as arpropriatcd t5Oo.on0 on, Of ,hn
se ,ni,9 yy, imnd which 70 h" inmcdi-
~ the people in the European cnri,.rjos
ncyastated ~ fhe war according 10
SAN SALVADOR pFpT.prJc- IN,
SAIN ApoH. i'cb. ga stat. nr sicro
mas been proclaimed rs tho isovaruii.cuf
~ honduras. and the ,hcatnrs arr
closed. according "a adyiccs from ~.
Huoisalpa. J; Is reported that revoiu-
tionary forces have reached Tho from
tier between Nicaragua and Honduras
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
AMERICAN is ON TRIAL IN
BERNIE ON FRAUD CHARGE
Alleged to Have Been Connected With
Irregular Contracts for Army
supplies.

HERNF. SWITZERLAND. Feb. o5.-
me hearing OF testimony in the case Of
LOUIS II. Wctmore, an American com .
missioner, who during tho war is al
legged to havo been connected with
IRREGULAR contracts for watches and
c"mnasses for the American army, be-
gan today before the criminal court Of
BernG. Judge Witt presided.
Wctmorc was arrested in Paris He
Is accused of having suggested TO CON
tractors that they place higher amounts
on their accounts for goods sold in
order that hn might share In tho diff
ference in prices.
II is charged that Wctmorc in mis-
manner obtained more than 1900. 90 0
francs emo testimony is na;a;: :akcn
in the presence OF two American dole
gates Captain John IL. kiplingcr, rs
PROSECUTORS. and Ambrose c.ioughmcl'
as military defender
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
VALIDITY OF REFERENDUM
AMENDMENT Is DEFEATED
Obio's Acknowledgement Declares Leg
islaturc's Rntffyins Power Not
Mandatory. hut Pcrmissivc.
IBy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, Feb. o5.-Nalidity Of
tia. referendum amendment 10 the Ohio
CONSTITUTION, as defended in brief to-
day in .thc supreme Court by Attorney
ncction with appeals from state court
DEGREES refusing TO cntoin the r"ccrcu-
dunn submission OF the Federal prohib b.
ton and woman suffrage amendments
re Constitution OF the United
states DOES not require that the state
shall have any particular form OF Leg
isiaturc." said the brief III arguing for
tho referendum. The people Of the
general ASSEMBLIES ana 20 take into their
own hands NJ! matters Of Legislation
such authority Us the Leg iSlaIures have
TO ratiiy amendments to the Federal
Constitution Is not mandatory, f,ut per-
M SSivp'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BRITISH LABOR CONDEMNS
MISRJLE; IN IRELAND
Ily Associated Press


LONDON. Feb. 15.---Thc report Of the
commission Of British labor men which
recently Investigated conditions in
Ireland is, q strong dcnuncia;ion of
what il characterized as the British
misrulc OF ireland. This. tho report
declares. would drive any spirited ma
ton into deep seated aud dangerous
discomfort" adding that where, the
administration is not merely unintclli-
gent il appears TO be deliberately pro-
Tpcativc."
The report sets forth tina. Ireland
has heconic utterly. estrangcd and the
Irish problem. as tho labor delegation
sees II, IS II problem Of political
pat biology"
ABUNDANT evidence exists. the report
finds. OF the need OF action with regard
TO social mutters such as housing,
wages and education, but the DoIiti-
cal issue. il holds. obscurce :hcse
The economic Regeneration Of Ire-
Land. which would help materially to
destroy existing animosities and
spcediiy., cmuce the memory OF historic
wrongs, the report adds, ''canuot be
succcssfully, achieved unlcss and until
the political problem is solved. The
Fundamental nccessity. therefore. is q
change in the political system"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
COPIES OF TELEGRAMS
READ IN NEWBERRY CASE
Made Part or Record In MichIgnn's
Election Conspiracy
Trial,
[ by Associated Press.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Feb ID
Telcgrams passing between Truman
II. Ncwberry, in New York, and his
campaign managers III Detroit, were
read into tho record today at the cleo
lions conspiracy trial.
Allan y. rcmpletou, president OF the
Detroit board of commerce February
Is. 1918. advised Commander New
berry shat the Cody men" and others,
Thought Paul ii. King quite neccs-
sary." y message from Newbcrry to
King on July - Informed the cam
paign manager Of 4 midnight tele-
phone conversation with William al
den Smith, retiring United states.
smith tclcphoned from Grand
to "a finish,'' read this message. u
said he did not want to run. Ills petit.
decide and wire me Saturday. He
wants TO see me, here next week.
Seemed very friendly ana asked his
Support.'N
Another message from Newberry
dated March 81 Gk'dcrcd Frc% L. Smith
agent OF the Ncwberry estate Ito sub
scribe for INC through Liberty loan
commi;tcc' for Il page Liberty loan
advertisement.
On April !, Ncwberry thanking Mil
Ton Onkmau. of Detroit, for q ,clc-
gram announcing Endorsement fJNew-
berry by the Wayne COUNTY kcpur,i-
can committee, commissioned oakUau
to thank each committeeman on he
hall OF the candidate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Street Cars
of the
Future
electric Hallway JournaD


THAT rapid strides have been
made in the adoption OF the one
man safety car is apparent to any
one who studied the tables on roll
ing stock published in our statistical
issue of last week. Another striking
fact developed by the tables is that
the lowest level in car orders since
1907 has passed, due principally 10
the noteworthy record OF the one
man safety car.
"rhe figures of 1919 showed not
only an increase over the previous
year Of lis per cent in the num-
her OF safety cars ordered, but also
that 272 more cars of this type
were ordered during his one year
than the combined total for the past
three years.
"a 100 per cent increase is also
found in the number of companies
purchasing this type OF car.
"a comparison with 1917 showed
a 400 per cent increase in tho nun.
Der OF this type OF cars and a gain
Of 1877 per cent in the number of
companies.
I'VE feel that from year TO wear
the percentage OF the urban COM
panies ordering safety cars as VOL
DIS the percentage of urban motor
cars Tor surface lines ordered will
continue to increase, due principally
to the greater utilization Of this tyne
OF car on the large properties. In
1928 the majority typo of cars in
most OF our urban centers will hn
the safety car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
AMERICAN RED CROSS MEN
RELEASED BY BOLSHEVISTS
Nladi,o,tol> Reports Indicate All Can.
iurcd Workers Are Sutc
and Free,
tBy Assoointea pross. ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-I;clease OF
Edward III. Charctte. OF stockton. Cal,
ana Dr Frcdcrick l.. Ea-nun. Of
Sroollyn. y. Y, members OF the
american Rcd Cross Commission 10
Siberia. who recently were captured by
INC EolShcvists, WAS reported TO Rcd
voSiok.
The cabl. message expressed con.
Viction that three other Red Cross
men also taken prisoner were safe.
and that news of their release was
being delayed by tn. disorganizntion
OF thc telegraph system in Siberia
me message reporting his release
Vas tne hrSt news received that Or.
BnrnuU had been captured re has
passed Chija On route ia Nladivostoh
Charrcttc has reached safety at lrkuts,l.
IL was assumed that both wcr. un-
give any details.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
IRISH HOME RULE BILL
OFFERED IN PARLIAMENT
First Reading Mere Formally, Preliminary to Taking
Up the Matter for Serious Consideration
at Today's Session.

LONDON. Eel. 25.--The bin for Irish
nome rule. long promised by the gov
eminent was presented in the House
was nf the title alone. and was II more
:ormality, preliminary TO taking up the
mcasur" ut the session tomorrow.
adheres comparatively closely 10 the
measure as outlined by Premier Lloyd
George in the House on December ~
last The governments project cen
trrs on the setting ny OF two Iarliu-
ments. one for The south and ono for
the north.
Home rule. as. the government, hopes
10 give Il To ireland. Is based primarily
upon tho declaration Of the pro,nicr in
his December speech that Great Brit
am cannot accept scparation." But tho
the Irish people TO unite on the con-
st;tution OF n Parliament. In the course
OF time. which will embrace Ireland
as 4 whole.
embraced Will probably include the six
counties mentioned by the l'rcmier i'm
ais original outline, with possibly
some slight moditicnson. AS u .consc-
ment viii be very much smaller body
than the southern organization
one OF the fundamental features Of
The bin has always been council rep
rcscnting The two parliaincnts, and It
Is understood that this council will
derive rs powers from The two bodies
"H!ci VIII DE responsible for it's Sc
lection The proposed legislatures will
nave extensive powers and also rem
rcscntation in the imperiul Parlin-
mont. such matters as education,
,ocal government. agriculture. trans
po%tat!on, munic.ral trairs Insurance
and the collection Of taxes will be
under the control oE these two lesis-
!atures. while matters OF more Serious
affairs. defense navigation and the
higher Judiciary, are reserved for .he
decision of the Imperial government.
Premier Lloyd George announced
mat the proceeds OF land annuni,!cs
in Ireland would be given as Il free
gift 20 the two Parliancnts. ana cst!-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
lAU

10 mas S!Nen tao i.qw s,r. ct.Iy al i..a
assistance necessary .Gr his assumption
OF control of the department.
While Mr.. POLK declined 'oGay to
dnahe any statements as TO his own
plans, /; Is known that he has not
changed hts Intention. announced some
time ago, not 70 spend another sum
mer in Washington IN the discharge. OF
official duties. a decision due 10 his
health. Mr.. Polk. however. mag con.
slider Il his duty TO remain ut the right
long as he is needed TO holp in the dis
position of international issues, with
which he is personally familiar through
MS experience as the head of the Amer
tcan peace commission in Paris after
The return 10 America of Secretary
Lansing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
NO ONE is ABLE TO LEARN
ST0CKYARDS' OWNERSHIP
Federal Trade Commission Member
Tells Of Devices Used to Cover
Packers transactions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.--ResuminE
his testimony today ut the hearings OF
the. House Agriculture Committee on
Legislation fot control of, tho meat
packing industry. w. y. Coivcr. of the
Federal Trade Commission. again sug-
Gested laws requiring corporations
engaged In interstate commerce to
disclose their real owners.
lie told the committee the trade
commission and other government
a ,a.., had been unable TO learn the
yards. which. he said. was covered
up by numerous devices. The yards.
ne continued. arc owned under ccrtif-
Gates in blank payable to bearer. Tn
der TINS pian, he continued, the decree
agreed TO by the Department OF JUS
ter arc TO coniinc themselves solely 10
the meat packing and produce bust.
ness might be cYadcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
DISCOVER FIRE IN BANK
FInmcs ortGtnutc Ina Bnsen,cnt Of Nc
chnntr>' Saving uanh--I.u-
tie DumaSc Done.

Fire originated early this morning
IN the basement ot the Mechanics Saw
ing Bank, Third and Leigh. Streets. and
was confined between the furnace
ing for more than an hour 10 prevent
rs extension to Other parts OF tho
building, which is I, four-Story struc-
turc
Il is thought tina, sparks from the
furnace caught the light wood work
IN the ceiling. II was discovered by
the colorcu jantor and Waterman. and
gave tho appearances of q large lire
when the engines arrived. as smoke
emitted from nearly every door in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
100000 ACRES OF WESTERN
OREGON LAND is OPENED
settlers Residini: ON Truct since 1913
ana fOnOrubly Discharged Scrvicr
Mcn ffnNc Preference.
DE NsSo'.ated FreSs.J :

WASIlNGTON. zen. .J."-Sccvc;;ry
Lane today ordered tho oponing 70
homestead entry or more than $4,000
acres OF land. II portion Of which is
adapted 10 cultivation. in Western
oregon, formerly embraced in tho
oregon and California Railroad grant.
;, Settlers residing on the tract since
December l. 1913, and honorahly dis
charSed soldiers. sailors ana marines
VIII De given preference rights In the
Hing or applications. The former being
permitted TO Hlc between Apri, - and
MAY :. and the latter between May 10
Lands not entered on by these two
classes VIII be subject TO entry by
July 2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
NEEDS NO OUTSIDE ADVICE
SunirnGists at CharIrston thus RepIic.
I" Mnr!innd's Move to influence
West Virginia..
| by Associated Press

CTIA1iLESTON. II. W., Feb o.
The West Virginia Legislature is per
fcct!y qualified and competent to deal
WIN the woman suffrage uIlust ion
without the advice of the MarvInnJ
Leg isla,urc. according to statcreni
issued today by National Amendment
leaders had taken a night TO cons,dnr
tho news that delegation OF Mary
land legislators would come hero 10
tight the amendment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
ENDS 13,O0O-MILE FLIGHT
British Aviator Completes Air Trim
From England to Melbourne,
Australia.
-fDy Associatcd Rroaa. ],

- ID! 4NhSpCIatrd EsrbNs. JIM
LONDON, Feb. 25.--N dfsbdtch 10 the
date Of Wednesday,, says SGsaa,tEim Sir.
Ross Smith has landed AT the 0Pcint
Cook airdromc. there, concluding his
flight from sydney TO Melbourne thr
last stage OF his trip from England
In all Captain Smith covered murv
than 1900 miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SEAMEN OPPOSE CHANGE
Object 4" Modification or Law CurtniI-
ing Thrcc-fcnr Trimming
Course.
ti3y Associatrd rrcss. !

WASiiINGTO&, Feb. a5.-omcialS Of
seamens organizations before the
senate Commerce Committee today OBJ
posed modification OF the present la
roulette sGa.nen's act. which requires
three years training before rertiti-
Gates are issued to able Scan-u.
Such u plan aS Is proposed IN The
bill Of Representative itowc. Rcpu1ii-
can. of New York. ShortoniM, the
training period. was declared 10 be
iInpracticabic.
Dan lngrahuln, OF Norfolk Va,
agent for the Eastern and Gulf SAIL
ors' Union, told the committee that
therc now were sufficient scamun and
that q modification of the three year
training period was unncCossarr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
LIQUOR THEFTS FREQUENT
bonded and DiSfiilery WarchonseS re-
Tu'rc special Guards. Federal
Agents Say.
tBy Associated Press.

Liquor from bond ed and aistiuary. vars.
houses have increased at an alarming
ratn since the country went dry, the
told today by REPRESENTATIVES. Of tSn
rcau.
Ihny appeared in support of a. bill
providing for special Warehouses; for
inc storage under Federal guard of tho
,iailon,s visible supply OF 50,0Do,u00 gal
IONS, so as 10 prevent it's transfer to
channels of outlaw tade
DistlllcrS have been 80 harasScd and
distressed they cannot sleep said j.
They get MP nights and run out to
sec If everything is all right around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
PROTEST. AGAINST
TIE NEW HOME RULE HILL

~ .fhaOIiu ION I'tuSH.
DUBLIN, Feb. co. Catholics all over
ireland are voicina determined OPPOSE
t!on against the new home rule bin in
troduced In the House OF Commons to-
uhy., They point out particularly that
cardinal I1o2ue. 81 l'atricN : successor
IN the Diocese Of Armagh is placed
under Orange rule 10y the new meas
ure and that st. Patrick burial place
ana other historic spots dear To Irish
nenrts VIII be cut away from national
life and placed under Carsonitc swnv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
CALF AS A SCAPEGOAT
Man Arrested In Auto Murder Mystery
Explains the BloOdstninS on Ma
chine He Was Driving.
,By Associated iFcss.
NM EDCECIII GA ..h %

Mu-LEDGEVli.1.I:, GA, Feb. 2S.--l.ee
Curry. arrested mere on suspicion OF
having killed hurley Phillips. an auto
mobile liVcryman. whose body WAS
found buried in COW pasture in
Toombs County, asserted his iunoce nee
today, and declared that bloodstains
on the machine lie was driving re-
suited from his having run over Il
calf. He was taken 10 Toombs County
today.
Phillips was robbed or 800 and his
automobile, according TO reports from
mis- home at Nidalia, and il was nearly
week before his body was found.
GVrrie, who is about % years old, was
lid by officials to resemble :, man
Who was seen In Phillips automobile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
HERE'S A 'TRoUsER BURGLAR
Mysterious Connecticut Criminal In
'"Ees seven Homes md rsurpS
Privilege OF "FrfCnd Wife,"
icy Universal Ser

GEEENWICu. CONN. Feb. ga
"ironser burglar" has put the local
police up against a new problem in
crime. The mysterious intruder has
visited seven homes and taken
trousers. money and jewelry from
each It is feared that if tho epi-
deinic o. pantaloon thefts continues
tho male population will have to stay
from work one Of these days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
MARYLAND WOULD RESCiND
RESOLUTIONS Arc introduced 10 milf,
ratification OF Prohibition
Amcndrnc
By Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Feb. 25.---C.oinci-
dent with the appearances here today OF
wayne Il. Wheeler general counsel OF
the .tni!-Saloon League, to explain the
provisions of the Nolstcad prohibition
enforcement act before the Temper
hncc Committee OF the House OF Dele
Sates. resolutions were introduced in
hoLh branches or the Legislature re-
sc!nding Marylani's ratification Of the
Federal prohibition amendment, and au-
thortZsnE the Governor to institute pro.
cccdinES for its annulmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
ADMIRAL Napier Americas Guest.

W hStiINUTUN, F7cb 2v.-N.cc- A1-
miral Sir Trcvylyan Napier. COMMANDER
West Indies Nuvai station. arrivon in
Washington today as the guest Of tho.
Nav Department. DuyinE the DAY
Adiniral Napier and his STAR called on
secretary Daniels. and tonigh, lhcy
viii! be guests OF honor al n dinner
Sivca BY Secretary ana Mrs. Daniels.
Iomorro'" the admiral VIII visit the
Nava. Academy a. Annapolis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BOMB IS THROWN AT TRAIN
Express with BarrcIonn'. Governor
Aboard Narrow! Escapes From
DINtnrdIH Act.
by Associated p..ss :
III M tot D-

EAECf.LONA, Feb 25.-A bomb YEAS
thrown last night ;N-ihe cxprcsy train
found from this city to Ma,h.lI "a
which the civil Governor Of Barcelona.
was travelling. TO consult the govern
mcnt. rhc bomb, which exploded ~
the train was passing She Nraxon
Canal. broke some OF tho car window
pancS. The Governor wills not injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Trying to Save Corporal.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Feb. -
In an Effort TO save the life Of Private
jeff Lamgford Of Chattauooci. scn-
Camp Meade. Md. for numbering =,
corporal Of his company last October
Il petition signed h? county and cit?
officials Was wired 20 Representative
John Moon. at Washington, today. tn,
killing occurred following an :!-SU-
mcnt over the collpuny'S mess. Lang 4
tord's former good record here i'm
pcl,ed iatc.cess!ou In his behalf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

BEAUFORT. y. g.. Feb. o5-Tht.
Steamship Corsican arrived tonight a.
Cape Lookout with one OF her pumps
icaking. The steamer was reported
here carly today TO have struck q sub
merged wreck somewhere along tho
coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Bo.ton Welcome. pcr,hinr

BOSTON, Feb. 25.-GcncraiT John J
pnrEhing. visiting this city today on aiv
Official inspection tour found 4 program
Of welcome arranged in his honor Which
occupied him we'll into the night At
formal dinner. given him by the city
tohlsnt ne urged the adoption OF some
-SQrm or military training"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
BEGINS patt,c ON Dinhtbcr,,

NEW YORK Feb. 25.-Iicaith Com
missioner CoDeland today inauguratr1
an educational campaign TO combat
diphtheria. which he declared was an
preaching the epidemic stage in this
city. y total or 2.773 cases. win o;4
deaths nave been reported since Janu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Pc KING, Feb. 25.--Lou 1,scnS-
Ts!ang and Chcn-Lu, who recently re-
signed as Minister Of Foreign Affairs
and Vice Foreign Minister, respective
". have refused to resume their posts,
despite I'LL efforts TO induce ;han TO
do So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

mated that this would amount to
100000 for tho year This sum, or
for he maintenance of tho Parliaments.
II the governments bill is accepted.
Morris tribune., 1920-08-20

Miss Marion Hanson had her ton
sils removed on Monday of this week
Mrs. S. M. Arvig and son Maurice
have returned from a trip to Pine
River. ..E
Mrs. A. c. Satter and daughter
Adelia returned from Fargo Thurs
day where they have been visiting
the formers son, Albert and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. hobbs and son
Caryll of Bellingham, called on Nor
ris friends Sunday. They were en-
route home from a trip thru South
Dakota.
The Royal Neighbors will hold
their regular meeting at their hall
on next Tuesday evening, August "a.
All members are requested to be
present.
We deem your confidence the most
valuable asset of our business and
consistent with this idea, offer for
your consideration only dependable
Merchandise. Anything we sell dur
ing this great Reorganization Sale
we are here to back it up. Look
over the big AID on another page
and don't fail to take in our biggest
of all sales. Weum-Belverud Co.
adv.