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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
A Daily Once-Over
Has Money Changed You,
ny }. J. AlUHDY.

r9Se a,y cant spoil real man. but pros
Wnat has 'roeperty done for you?
snobbish, boorish and affected? %
mas me sudden increase in income caused
Eou 70 wish 10 get rid of old friends OF your
io LOTT humble station. has IL nlled you
~!n greater appreciation of the struggle and
saSrahces WHICH your old friends endure?
are you willing to give them helpful tins
"hich. coming at the right time, might change
their conditions materially for the 6ettcrp
your heart goes out in heipfulness to
those VINO have not been as fortunate as Won
your newly earned possessions mean real en-
foT the mar whose heart is right wants to
see the Old friends in line for prosperity even
10 being instrumental in helping them 10
Greater success than would be possible without
assistance. ''
~ IS the small. puny- Drained man who seeks
70 cast aside his old friends OF small finance.
10. those Q. greater wealth and position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ST. LOUIS WILL BE SCENE
Of 1923 LUTHERAN SYNOD
Diamond Jubilee Convention VIII lie
Occasion OF Dedication of New
Seminary

BY Asso Mated Prrss1
DETROIT. June 26.--Thc diamond
jubilee convention of tho Evangelical
Lutheran Synod will be held at ST,
Louis in 1929. The synod decided last
night at the close OF the tricnnIal
meeting here
Chicago and ~. Wayne. Ind, also
sought the convention. Dedicatory
services OF the new 100000 Con-
cordia Seminary. TO be built at ct.
Louis, IL was announced. would he
held In conjunction with tho next
convention.
The synod today approved a pro-
nosal that a secretary OF finances be
appointed. whose duty would be to
supervise expenditures and prepare
a synod bulge, annually. He will DO
named by the president.
national Sunday school board
was created and 1t was voted 10 in
clude course in Sunday school
methods in the curriculum OF Con-
cordia Seminary.
Appropriations by the synod for
educational purposes totaied ST.
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
GERMANY SUFFERING FROM
DECLINE IN PRODUCTION
Too Many People Engaged In O~cu
pations Tint Arc SonessentiuI.
Says Manufacturer.
tI3y Associated Prrss1

BERLIN. June 2s.-.Gcrmany,
greatest trouble at the present tim
IL her decline in production" sat
Carl Friedrich Won SiemenH. Mt III
annual sharcholders' meeting OF In
Slemens & Halske electrical concer
today. Nowhere in Germany Ia III
imperative need for Increasing pro
ductive labor sufficiently appralse,l
ne continued. Far too many peoni
are engaged in nonproductivc work
The number OF officials In state an.
private enterprises Is excessive. Al,
statistics based on the mark standnr
show large increases. but that STAINS
ard is n false one. EXPRESSED in ton,
production has declined largely"
herr Won Sicmens said that the re-
cent improvement In the German CT
ehange,, however gratifying in itseli
had had the effect OF RESTRICTING eT
ppTts. In many ranges OF artIcln
manufactured by the company IN
domestic prices had already ercceds
me world market prices. Even coun
tries with a bad exchange like Ger
many were already almost compIetei
barred to them.
There was world wide daman
Tor AL classes OF goods said Her
Won Sirmens. but the high cost q
production waa killing business, an
TO n great extent these high price
were caused by under Production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CARRANzA'S AVIATORS
REFUSED BOMB ORDEl
FIFTY Of I.ntc Presidents Hirdme;
Vnit service when Told TO At
tack DcfcnselcRn TolXna

MENiCO CITY, June 26.--By ordcr
ing the bombardmcnt of defenselea
towns held by the Sonora reyolution
ISIS, President Carranzn LOST FORTY n
MS hfty aviators. according to Lieu
tenant Luis Prcciado de la Tore All
QUAINT OF the First Flotilla OF m
Mexican air service
Captain Diez Martinez and I Issu,
manifesto Mt Mexico City, dcciarIn,
thht we would not obey such orderf
which would mean the repetition O
Inc aerial barbnrities practiced h
Sermany upon the to~ns Of belgium
Lieutenant de la Tore said today
he towns we were ordered b
oombhrd were Cuernavaca ahd Cuaut
Ia. Morelos and other places in tina
region. Some OF US, including myseI,
di1 hy over the places Indicated. blu
we droprcd our bonn his where we kne,
lhey would do no harm"
Tho air strength OF the Mexica
army consists OF about sixty plane,
IN addition the service has about rftv
nve motors. to be used in blanca q
Mexican manufacture. 4 ahipload q
i5o-horse-poweF Italian machines ar
en- route to Mexico. according 10 Lieu
tenant de la Tore.
The Mexican aviation school close
ny CarranZa about two months aet
WIN reopen shortly. according to IL
lieutenant. Seven thousand RpplIca
tons for enrolment have airend
been received. despite the fact tina
rigid entrance requirements. tendin,
10 make aviation n professional careci
nave been established
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ARGENTINE WAR MINISTRY
REFUSES TO AID AVIATOR
VIII Not spsnnor Proposed FLIGHT n
captain ZnlonKn From Lisbon 10
Perm n mi uao

BUENOS AIRES, June o6-Th
Ministry OF War has refused to gran
permission to the Argentine ayiato,
G6ih rhi nc. Ansei Zuloaga, to attempt !
Hi,sht across the Atlantic Ocean from
6uco. brazil. on the ground that IN
expenditures would be dispropor
tionate TO the end to be attained,
use an airp1ane instead Of a hydro
plane: The ministry pointed out tina
ne night Of Captain Alcock the Brit
tic. in an airplane Cannot he 70
sardcd as having demonstrated IN
pra,ctitcnbility OF Zulongas PROPOSAL.
h I iurthermore, 1t would cost no
less than $4,000 to maintain tw,
chains OF transports along the rout,
IN order to give the aviator a meas
urc OF protection"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
GOVERNMENT CONSTRUCTS
NEW AERIAL AMBULANCE
Manufacturing on Mexican Dorder
Model to Garry Two Sick
or wounded Wen.
inv Associated rress.I

Nv Associated FreSs.l
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Several
ambulance nlrplancs OF the type re-
Gently completed at the army ex-
perimcnial station at Dayton. Ohio.
aSc now being constructed for use
on the Mexican border. II was an
nounced today at the War Depart
inent.
The experimental plane. it was
said, Ind performed cret1 tabiy in
trial flights from Dayton to Wash
inEton and from Washington to
Langley Field. Va. and return Its
basis Is the iI-i type OF airpiane.
with many notifications designed TO
Increase It's safety and stability.
Accommodations for two wounded
or sick men are provided by in
creasinE the depth of the fusciaye
behind the pilot seat and dividing
tho space thus provided into an upper
and lower compartment. Each com
partmcnt is furnished with Stokes
litter. securely fastened and easily
handled by two men. Light and VEN
tilation are furnished by means of
windows In each compartment. Above
the upper compartment is "a cock pit
with "A portable seat. which can be
used by a medical officer going to
the aid OF the injured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Love Is n Foolish Maiten
ny HENRY EDWARD wARNEF

Love IL n Fooihn Meiuen.
Love is u foolish maiden,
Dancing the live-lons day.
Wasting her time with kisses.
1dling the hours away.
Pulling tho petals OF roses.
Pressing the riolcts down
Smiling when she is happy
And poutng when she must frown.
Cupid is not the love lord
Cupid is but boy
Doing odd chores for Folly.
Only winsinE toy.
Love. she is bluc-eyed. blushinG,
ClinEing. content to sing
Only when she is angry
Love Is n deadly thing!
Swift in her hatreds Love Is
Merciless In her pride:
Thunders her voice for vengeance
When she is jealous-eyed
Love is a foolish maiden
Foolish, but she can weep:
And woe TO the ono who wakes her
When she would lie asleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
A Touch of Life
sideiiShtn on the Conmic Urge,
ny SIDEI.IGHT HENRY.

Giri seldom marries her idenl, which is
world 'P'''e's III the
me successful poet Is one who is able to
earn living at something else
marriage certificate should begin, Know
al men by these presents"
" is q wise plan in conversation IN CIV ~.
istic ms possible about nothing
nun DOESN'T talk any more than n wom-
wom nene rs Vs., an uaeiaimed medal for the man or
homely and so like its parents" 20
fr,nn mem q woman says viii you De my
~ man gives you q ton OF conI don't OK
peel MIN TO strain his back carrying ii up-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ARGENTINE LEGION POST
NAMED FOR WAR HERO
south American Branch VIII lie
known ms spencer Ely Post"
After u. y. DouEhbOJ.
BuESos AiRps June aG-Th,


BUESOS A1RDS. June 26.-The re-
Gently organized Buenos Aires Post
of the American Legion Will be
known as Spencer Ely Post" Spen-
Ger Ely was the FIRST American re-
siding In Argentina TO volunteer to
serve his country In France and the
hrst TO fan OF the Argentine con-
tinSent.
On his arrival In France Ely joi,-
ed the One Hundred and Sixty-hfth
ninth. OF New York;. and was killed
ut Chateau Thlcrry. After having
been wounded in action nc was car
he refused to be removed until more
seriously wounded comrades had been
taken to the rear. Before his ;urn
came. the dressing station was blown
UP by n German she'll.
Ely was n native OF Flushing, ~. V.
and descendant OF General Schuly-
err. Of the American Revolution. His
family has resided In Buenos Aires
for about twelve years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Richmond n Maritime City"

a TRINITY Of railroads. highways and
1 narigable rivers" as solution of the
transportation problem, and Richmond the
greatest maritime city OF the world" Why
/ Hot' The solution is presented and the
future depicted by II. Lane Cooke, Mayor
OF the town of West Point, in letter 10
J. Scott Parrish, OF the Richmond Chamber
% commerce, printed elsewhere in the
columns OF this paper. Mayor Cooke ad-
niuedly is an enthusiast. but 1t is only be-
cause he Is able 10 support his enthusiasm
with facts and figures that seem indis-
putable Perhaps mis- picture OF Richmond
as the worlds greatest maritime city may
seem wee bit overdrawn, particularly to
those who have never thought of il except
as an INLAND city, dependent on the tortuous
James Tor its connection with the sea But
again, ~hy not, SO long as it has at its door
me Nnest natural deep-water port on the
Atlantic Coast?
FOR many years The Tines-Dispatch has
been calling attention 10 the York River
IS Richmond's natural outlet to the world
and West Point as the port of Richmond
ne advantages are 100 obvious TO be de-
MED. With the York River ONLY a faw
miles away, one railroad already in opera
t!cn another available b. the building OF
nlne-miie connecting link good roads
only matter Of the near future and the
! feofrai government preparing now TO con-
crete the Richmond-West Point road large
part OF its distance. Richmond is in an i'm
lregnabie position rs a shipping center il
~ VIII only reach out and take what nature
ana location have given H. AS Mayor
| Co6ke SUNG UP: Richmond has the fur
thest inland deep water port the best trans
portation facilities tfro!n West Point IN
! richmond proper would be merely switch
ing pFoposition), the shortest rail haul to
! the South and West, and the banking
strength 10 take care OF the needs OF shin
psTs All from port that iy not con-
sesteo ANA il may be added here that
| al the port OF Richmond docks ana piers
| are already erected and waiting TO take
care OF all the traffic needs that Richmond
| may have possibly for generation.
There was time when ships sailed out
OF Richmond TO every quarter OF the globe.
changing conditions and the advent of the
grant steam liners made the James impos-
| hibie Tor all except the smaller vessels and
i'ichmohd lost its ocean traffic and he
| came AN inland city. All that, and more
| may be Richmond's again If il will seize
me opportunity now. when the American
| merchant marine is being rc-established and
| 'he hatioh is reaching out in competition
ior the traffic OF the world Mayor Cooke,s
letter merits careful study on the mar, NOT
| only OF the Chamber OF Commerce. I'm, nj
every cit1zen who Is vitally Interested In the
Guys welfare II it is received and studied
| III the same spirit in which IL is written II
! may prove milestone along the halfway
| OF Richmond's progress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
BRITISH FORM COMPANY
FOR AMMONIA MAKING
Process OF German Chemist, IIaber.
VIII be Followed by Newly
OrEnnizcd Concern.

LONDON. june 26.-A syndicate has
been formed to establish Il nitrogen
factory for the manufacture Of
ammonia synthetically, from the
nitrogen Of the air. Says the Ameri-
can Chamber OF Commerce in Lon
don. The syndicate has purchased
the extensive site in County Durham.
which the British government ac-
CURED more than two years ago, for
the purpose Of building n factory. The
capital required Will he $4,000, 900
sterling.
The process TO be adopted. says the
American Chamber. will be on the
principle of the German chemist,
Haber. Nitrogen and hydrogen will
DC combined into ammonia, under
pressure at a high temperature, the
ammonia then being converted into
nitric acid. or other nitratcs as may
be required either for tho manufac-
ture OF explosives or for use as fer
tilizers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

ana commercial lie. It will establish the
rsiatires Of capital and labor aud tho com
parative rights OF property and the Individual
~ wiz net more swiftly and decislveiy than
letneeiS because II is becoming more con-
ss!ous OF Itself and Its power. 1t is being
,ausht tast. both by tho outward pressure
s pon ~ from both sides and its increasing un :
esls.ahainS OF Its own needs and Its capacity
'or concerted and effective action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
ISSUE NEW CURRENCY
TO RETIRE FORGERiES
AustrInn Businrss Uecov~rs From
Panic Tint Followed Discovery
of CUunlcrfrIfa.

of Countcrf~Its.
VIENNA. June 26.-With the rapid
issue of new currency. the country Is
recovering from the panic that fol-
lowed the discovery that enormous
amounts OF 1000 and 10000 crown
notes were In circulation with forged
over sta mpg.
As there is no note between the
denominations Of 100 and 900 or be-
tween 900 and 10000, business be-
came completely paralyzed when the
forgeries were discovered. No one
would accept the large notes. The
hotels and banks In taking them from
clients took the number of the note
and entered II against the givcrs
name. The fifty and 100 crown notes
soon gave out and business was done
with tens and twsnties. The gov
eminent redeemed the forgeries
around seventy.
About 5000. 000.O 900 crowns OF new
1000 and 10000 crown notes will be
Issued to retire the old ones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

lions committee. submitted the plank to
Mr. Bryan to sec if it met his approval from
the standpoint of bone-dryness and in the
confusion OF the proceedings forgot TO re-
gain possession OF the plank. Maybe the
mystery Of its disappearance will be cx-
planned by Mr.. Bryan offering the plank to
the resolutions committee of the San Fran
cisco convention.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Prince Hunt. Knnraroos.

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA, Juno &c
Kangaroo and emu hunting hava
been arranged for the Prince Of
Wales while he Is in Australia. also
bird Of the ostrich type and exceed
inGly swift of foot. The Prince will
spend several nights at noted sheep
stations franches), and will be given
an opportunity of seeing sheep
"round-ups" and shearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
CANADIAN LEGISLATORS
GET INCREASE IN SALARY

Government Will Introduce nil to
RnfKe Pay OF Parliament Menu
bers from S2,:SOO to $4,000.
TBy Associated Prnss.n
OTTAWA, June 26.--The govern
ment has decided to Introduce bill
providing an Increase in pay from
$4,000 TO $4,000 II year for members
Of the Senate and House OF Commons.
Sir Robert Borden. tho Premier, an
nounced last night
Salaries OF Dominion Cabinet min
listers. of the speaker OF the two
houses, and of virtually all Cana
dian judges also were TO be Increased,
It is Understood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Reduce Transpsciflo Rate..

VANCOUVER. June 26.-Reductions
IN transpaclfic carrying rates on cot
ton. steel. lumber and automobiles. in
the Pacific Const with Gulf ports md
New York and North Atlantic points
with regard to those commodities,
were decided uron yesterday at a
conference Of the Pacific Coast Ori-
entail Tariff Bureau, I''-" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Announcement By the railroad labor
board tha; il expects TO reach decision OF
ne demands OF railroad employees .or wage
increases Lot later than July 20 is salts
factory 70 roso1 leaders. who say that Z,
VIII ead al dacEs! q general railroad
ttEtks- especial: as ;ae award will BE- re-
troEr:.vs 20 My y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
BERLIN AS ATTRACTION
TO VISITORS Is WANING
Capital Hnted In Provinces and but
Few Come for Pleasure

fBy Associated Press
BERLIN. June Gas n center OF
attraction for visitors from outside.
Berlin is on the wanc. said Chairman
Landau. OF the City's Foreign Travel
bureau. which held It's annual meet
ing here recently.
Landau stated that although in the
year under review l.3S9.000 strangers
visited the capita! they were on the
whole not the class OF visitors that
were desired. Berlin. he added. had
become hated In the provinces and
no traveller came to Berlin for pleas
ure. Moreover. there was an alarm
Ing exodus OF Industrial undertakings
from Berlin.
The authorities. he said. must wake
up and OFFER fairs and such like as
an inducement for the desirable class
OF ViSiitors TO come 10 Berlin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Luck.

l call that follow one of the luckiest men
living. he wrote the biggest selling Jazz
song"
Huh He may be lucky, but know luck
Ter one"
Yes: Is ii possibie?"
i, sure is. He's stone deaf man who
never had to hear any one sing that ,onr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

LLOYD George Indignantly denies the re-
port that Great s.itai will ask cancellation
OF its war debt TO the United States We
should say not, when the British govern
ment Is financially so fixed that i, is to pay
uruguay On July slo,ooo,0oo gold which
is not due until December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
PARIS READS AMERICAN
NOVEL ON RACE PROBLEM
Serial "nlnck Cinderella" interests
French. but VIII Not BE
Published in states.

Published in states.
PARIS. June 2G.-All Paris is
guessing as TO the identity of the
American whose novel. based on the
color problem. lis running In ono OF
causing no end OF comment In liter
airy circles.
Brilliant authors like Paul Reboux
and Victor marguerite. not to mem
ton pnblicists and philosophers like
Jean Finot and Maurice de VALERIE,
have taken the question up, but the
story of the "Black Cinderella" run
ming in the Grande Revue Is the most
remarkable contribution so far.
IL Is not only the story of con-
nict OF race. hut OF man and woman.
and even in the French translation
its vig0r OF style is amazing
The editor maintains the greatest
secrecy as TO the author of the book,
which has not been; and Is not to be.
II Is claimed, published In America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Picked Up az Randop,.

done il better IL no had been the Creator
lie is \ versatile crouch who can kick with
either leg.
Humor is persona grata In the Home OF
Worry.
Every knows the Meancst Man on
Earth
He is peaceful who loves babies pets ami.
mails. raises vegetables and respects the op,n.
ion OF others
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Ostensibly Secretaries Daniels and Payne
are going TO Alaska 10 look after affairs con-
nected with their respective departments.
and it may De only coincidence that it
offers most desirable place for the cool
lng-oH process after the turgid heat OF the
Frisco gathering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Heavy BettinR on sunday Racing
VIENNA. June 26.-BettInC ma
chine receipts have just set new
record In Sunday racing ut In.
VIENNA track. Over 5.000.0%o CROWN
were placed. the State getting 90 ne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
K. OF C. WILL ENTER NO
CLAIM AGAINST GERMANY
Money WAS Supplied by American Pub
lie md Mckinley Says Impossible

lie md Mckinley Says Impossible
to Make "Jnst Claim"
NEW YORK, June 26.-The knights
OF Columbus announced here today
their European commissioner. Ed
ward j.. Hcarn. has been advised 10
enter no claims against the German
government for expenses with the
American army Of occupation. The
knights and other welfare orSaniza-
bill for their expenses with the army
In Germany.
AS the money expended with the
troops was supplied by the American
public. supreme Secretary William
j. mckinley. OF the knights. said 1t
would be impossible to enter n just
claim"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Allan Ryan takes his expulsion from the
New York Stock Exchange quite placidiy.
His attitude seems TO be that Of a man who
feels that he has gained immeasurabiy in
being ASSOCIATED from bad company into
which he had unwittingly sirayed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Cabrera Safe Near Galveston.
MEXICO CITY. June 26.-Liis Ca
brera, who was Minister Of Financ
Carranza. Is reported to have reachni
United States soil and to be at pres
ent Mt Texas City. near Galveston,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
Charcoal Epb, Daily r,o,rs

Absence makes dc heart grow fonder." said
Charcoal Eph. ruminativcly. Take when
$o'all mothcrin law amt whar yo is alb
sence sure make yo' hear, fonder OF mo- Alb
sencc! Try pickle, Mstah j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
JAPS TAKE STEP TOWARD
KOREAN SELF-GOVERNMENT
Create Legislative Assemblies in
Provinces to Which Only natives
Mav Elected

IUNUItUI.U, June 26.-As a pre-
liminary step toward granting Ko-
rem enhancement and the right TO
elect representatives to the Japanese
Dict. the japanese government has
decided to create legislative assem-
blies In the Korean provinces to
according to Tokyo cable to Nippu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

rerhaps there Is no connection. but the
aheged appearance Of an alligator in tho
PlsInal Swamp recalls recent comment nm
tne hohrishing still industry in that
vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27

Spotsyivania County is reported 10 ha
setting It's 'moonshine" by airplane. That
method OF delivery shortens the time he
tween drinks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
SUNDAY. JUNE %. 1920.

Mark Hanna's former secretary called and
offered his service TO Mr.. Harding. How the
GO. P. candidate must wish that the big
boss" himself could be rencarnated and take
a hand in the campaign
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-27
HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE
FOR JAPS SLAIN BY REDS
Princes OF Royal Family OF Nippon
Present When Victims OF Mns-
Hncrc Arc fonoreI.

BY hssocia ted Pressl
TOKYO. June 26.-Impressive me-
mortal services were held Thursday
for the Japanese who were massa-
cred by, Russian 3olshevists in Nj
kolaievsk recently. Princes Of the
royal family, members OF the minis.
try and tho. Diet, were present.
Prince Tokugama. president OF the
House OF Peers, declared the massa-
ere concerns the entire world as
we'll as Japan. for 1t was gross
outrage against humanity"