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ALMANAC.
PROPOSE DRASTIC RULES
TO CURB COTTON SC0URGE
Many Counties of Texas would lie
Qunrantfncd by SchcInr of Fed
ernI Horticultural Hoard.
IBy hsrociat"d Press.

| lSy a opOCtJ tr'l t'rtsS.
WASiIlNC;TON. April 81 prnhihi-
ton of cotton planting in portions
OF nine counties or Texax and In three
parishes OF Louisiana. comprising an
aggregate crop area OF 10000 acres.
was rcsomme ndrd by the Federal
horticultural board today as the onlr
hopeful means % cSttrminatin~ tho
pink boiiworm which has infested
those districts. Unless curbcd the
hoard reported. the insect would In
evitably spread TO other areas and
would become q serious limiting fac
tor In the production % cotton in tn.
United states.
In addition 10 the quarantine. II
was recommended that Il regulated
zone. twenty five miles in width. be
established around the non-cotton
area in Texas with similar zones ten
miles wide around ALI oil mills In
Texas known to hav. received seed
during the last three years" from dis
triG;s known To have been Invaded.
Tho non-cotton area in Texas in
ciudcs all or portions OF the Counties
OF Jefferson. Chambers. Galveston,
Brazoria. liarris. Liberty. Fort Bend.
Jasper and Newton. The state. un-
der the quarantine also would con
time to quarantine the Counties OF
Preside. Brewster. Kinney and Ma
Ytrlck.
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the sensible course to deal with a sinister
movement, the ultimate purpose of which
is gradually to undermine the obligations
OF the treaty. and by cumulative acts OF
defiance OF its stipulntions SO to weaken il
as eventually to treat 1t rs mere scrap
OF paper" So far rs America Is concerned,
the sympathy Of the American people is
with France in this emergency, regardless
oil what attitude the government may as
sumo. The American people will never de-
sert France in time Of trial. whether
bound by treaty to go to its assistance in
any new emergency which may menace its
security or not.
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PROPOSES CREATION OF
LATIN-AMER|CAN COURT
Congress Of Salvador Completes
Study Of Monroe Doctrine
Interpretation.
IBY Aasnciatnd nr.s. I


w 4 s II TON. April 9.-After
studying the State Departments In.
depreciation OF tho Monroe Doctrine,
sent several weeks ago. tho Congress
or Salvador adopted Il decree propos-
ing the creation of n Lntin- American
court Of arbitration with the United
states excluded.
Should the proposed court so he
cidc. the Pan american Union, with
headquarters here, the Central Amer.
lean Court of Justice of Carriage and
the international Bureau OF 0uate-
mala, in the formation OF which the
United suites was Instrumental. would
be abolished.
IL was learned today that cople,
OF the decree had -Decn communicated
to the Central and South American
republics. y copy also hRs been rct
ceived at the State Department. but
has not been made public. AS received
mere through other official channels,
the decree follows:
THE executive is hereby authorized
to address the chanccilerIes OF the
Latin : American countries through
whatever :nstrumentalities he may
deem most suitable with 4 view 10
bringing to their knowledge and con-
siueration. tho establishment Of "a
court Of arbitration to settle inter-
national difficulties OF any nature
arising among the aisnatory powers
subject to the following conditions:
-. Each or The sisnatory powers shall
name through it's respec;iv. Legislative
branch II 1uticla, representa- tivr who shali
serv" FOR The period fixed by It's CON
sitntion. The seat OF the court shall be
CHOSEN ny tho governments.
-. Tho signatory powers shall submit
I" the court all questions that nigh: give
rise to international conpiic ATOMS. when
ever they cannot be settled by the mem
bers involved.
-. The court shall aid In the con-
struvtion OF ships among the signstory
these shall BE- devoted IN times OF peace
to trade purposea and during the war 10
coastwise defense.
-. Should oirii war break out In /.
siSnntory power the court may Intervene
10 BRING about cessa ton of the horrors
Whenever II shall deem !, nsons-ary. ana
may BIZ determined.
. The cour, shall devote special at.
tention to the enactment o. adeu,ia,.
uhiloTm legislation among IN. sixnItury
power. and to stimulating the friendIin.t
possible relations
:, g. The executive Is hereby authorized
other be chUsen. for tn. nfst ,naciinr
anu 10 pny the necessary cIpens.s
., imm"diateiy after tho installation
ni I'M latin- American court. the Central
american Court Of Justice or CartaKo.
nv r, international Bureau OF Guatemsis
nhu INC Inttrnaiional Hnreau Of American
hephblics tthe Pan American UnIonl with
~ s"at In Washington Shall res e. IN
junction thouid the court 80 decide
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diate needs. until such time rs their indus.
t tI,es are well established and able to meet
,re nnder the Iepurati9n terms OF the peace
the option 10 acquire up to 80 per cent OF tho
stoek or dyesqffs and certain drugs held by
Eertnany at tho coming into force of the
treaty and % per cent OF production for the
.oiiowlnE five years at lowest prices made to
This stipulation viii enable the allied ma
lions TO obtain. without question. a part OF
their needs from Germany during the i've {.
Mar period at the lowest prices. and will
piacc the operations Of the German dyestuffs
Snemical Industry under the review and partial
Gonirol or the Allied Preparations Commission
curing that period.
IN THE meantime, each country will natural
W develop its chemical industry along lines
suggested by pa rticular advantages of mate
la, thought and handicraft. and. let us hope
dfantage.--Copy right, 1920.
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A Daily Once-Over.
The Stenosrnpher md what She Says.

Whether you. have thought of il or
not. the most Important thing which Srl
mas 10 learn when she goes into 4 business
shut about the company affairs
rhere are 2lwuyE plenty Of persons who are
ready to take advantage OF a gins incxperi-
ehce TO find out wha, is none or their bust
ness.
Some girls. and boys, TOO. have - reputation
even ms school children, for hahbng and
Dlaboins is the very word to be used in this
:. irresponsible talking. about just ANYTHING
which is uppermoat in mind or about ncr-
Sonal matters. your affairs Tie other fell
lows. is to he d!sGouraEcd
BUT when il comes to business matters re-
latinp o your employer IL is not u trivial mat
ter ana may have more far-raaching effect
than you have any idea. far more dis:tst rous
ending than losing yoUr job would be-
II amy asks you an !mprrtinrnt CUES.
lion. II is your right To keep yonr mouth shut
III YOU can do i'll Without appearing rude 80
much the better. but ii you have TO be more
direct. you are justified in saying. THAT is
NOT my business 10 know"
discreet tongue is essential in the
business wOrld.--Copyrish 1870
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OVERALL CLUB PLANS
TO sWAT'.H|GH PR|l
Two Thousand BirIningl,amers
Fcrts to Idea OF PrOmincn,
business Man.
IBy Ansoclated pre,s.I

BlRMlNGHAAI, Ala, April 81
thousand men in all walks or
nave joined the birmingham owl
CLUB In campaign against the
cost OF clothing. Started I'm :, 9
OF Jest. the idea rapidly gained
TertF, and today tho headuuarte1
the club was thronged with voI
teers anxious to sign tho ro]
Monday night a mass meeting wil
held In the largest auditorium od
city when vote will be takc,|
the proposition to don overall.
Following Sunday morning and i
them until the cost OF clotI
tuinbies.
Theodore Lamar. n prominent h
ness man. and secretary OF tho !,
is responsible for It's organizaI
lie advanced the idea In conyersn|
with several fr;emdg. and Wi
twepty-tour hours he was Joined
hundreds or men. some or whom
stitutcd themselves membership \
mittfcs In the city's latest drive I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
C0NFiSCATED SHIPS TO
REMAIN CUBAN PROPERTY
Sesaeis Seized During Wnr WIN B,.
i.rnsed t0 Private Maritime
Comm nies

HAVANA. AprH S.--Enrny ships
seized during the world war Will re-
main Cuban property. according To
an official statement Issued following
today's session o. the Cabinet.
a committees composed OF the score
taries OF war and marine. treasury
and commerce and Labor ras named
TO take charge OF arrangements TO-:
tho leusing OF such vessels. At public
auction. TO private companies They
must he used in Cuban commerce and
fly the Cuban flag. Other conditions
being equal, Cuban concerns will h.
given preference Contracts can be
Cancelled by the government after rea-
sonahlc notice has been given.
Private property seized from alien
enemies during the war is to be re-
turned TO it's ownefs
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Why II Goo.

| had friend. 0 such "a friend:
/ had n dollar or two to spend
And he stuck to mo like n clinEinc vine
This wonderful loyal friend of mine.
j had dollar. an extra peso
dont Know how it happened To be so;
II ratified around. Till in tie end
loaned the dollar and lost my friend
Anu ever since. I've kept my own.
AS hard to crack regular stone;
For the way TO keep both friends and gold
Is TO get all you can and to have and hold.
ANA 10 MIN who hath shall he given much.
AND The hathicss fellow will get in Dutch:
Get all you can and hang on tight
For Shakespeare was right. Bi!l Shakcspcar,
was right,
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'rhe pn.sinE Strange.


But in the darkest hour of night
When even the foxes peer for sig
The byre-cock crows: he feels I
light.
SO. in this water mixed with dust,
The byro-cock spirit crows FRI
trust
That death will change because
must,
For all things change, the darkne
changes.
The wandering spirits change the
The corn is gathered to the grang,
The corn is sown again, it grow
The rhythms change, they do n
close.
They change. and we. who pass III
Like dust blown through the stree
OF Rome,
Change ever. too: we have no hon
Only IL beauty. only a power,
Sad in the fruit, bright in the howt
Endlessly erring for it's hour,
But gathering. as we stray, a sen
OF Life. so lovely and intense,
1t fingers when we wander hence.
That those who follow feel behi,
Their backs. when all before is bin
Our JOY. a rampant TO the mind.
john Masefcld in the April VA
Review.
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POSTAL OFFICIALS REFUSE
TO REVEAL SUMS STOLEN
~ la known That Huge Amounts Of
h"nds and Currency Were
Secured.

->.c BY NasnrIated Prcss.
KANSAS CITY. MO-. ADril g
Postal officials today refused 10 mink .
statement regarding the value OF
registered packages stolen last niuht
when 4 robbcr held UP the mail car
on an Atchison. Topeka and Santa re
irain between Henrietta and Sheffield
Mo-. but ii became known cousid-
cradle amounts Of bonds and currency
had been carried in that car in IN.
past three NIGHTS. Federal. Stale and
city authorities who Immediately took
up IN" chase when the robbery was
LeHea,ed with the finding OF the four
bound mail clerks when III. ,r,i,
reached Kansas city were without a
clue. d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
NEW BURGLARY INSURANCE
RATES BEING FIGURED OUT
Popularity OF Localities witt Rohh.r.
VIII Fix Premiums 10 ne
ChsrEcd
~, Associated Press.

NEW YORK App,i res
owners heneeforth win pay for burg
ihrv insurance. according TO the pou,,
,"ri'! OF their neishbprhoods wlt n
burglars, under new plan evolved
by the burglary Insurance I-hler.
writer's Association. The orxoniza
,ion today announced temporary sns.
pension OF a 20 per cent advance IN
ra'"s decided upon last week and
s'""tu INA, when the experience of
MN, winch is now being COM
p'e" ~ ready for consideration. IN
crenScs by locality are for.pnn.
conclusIon"
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AUSTRIAN CHANCELLOR
VISITS POPE BENEDICT
Dr. Henner Thanks PontiG for Care
OF Children OF Austria md Other
Central Empires. Ks
BY ASsoci8trd Prese. l

ny HStOCI3t led TrtSr. I
NoME' April a.-Dr. Karl Rcnncr,
chancellor OF the Austrian republic.
was received in private audience IN
day by Pope Benedict. who showed
great interest in the present state
OF AFFAIRS in Austria and anxIous;y
inquired as to the condition OF the
austrian population. especially the
children. He also expressed pleasure
a. me recovery and weil-bcing OF
austrian children who have been
nrousht 10 Italy SO they might re-.
ceive better care.
DIR. Renner. greatly moved ,b,,ro,
the Pontiff for his suppor, or 80
chitdren OF the central empires. 10
many or whom. he said. had hecn
saved ffom certain death by thn
Pope's intercession
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CLAIMS NORTH CAROLINA
WILL RATiFY SUFFRAGE
Daniels In Telegram 20 Mrs. CHAN
ma" says It's All over Hut the
Shouftpr

WASHINGTON. April ?.-Declara-
non OF The North Carolina Democratic
stare convention yesterday in favor
OF the ratification of the woman s,1f-
rage amendment means Ill is ALI over
Dnt the shouting Secretary Daniels
ssid IN a telegram sent today 10 Mrs.
Sdrr't chapman Gait, president OF
ton.
Tile North Carolina Legislature
shoTtiy to be called in special session
Is certain 10 ratify," the Secretary
san" thus giving us the thirty-si.
States necessary"
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NAVY SEAPLANE WRECKE
Pilot Seriously Injured When
chine Falls From n Tall
GnIp
INV AssnrIatcd pr.s,

WASHINGTON. .Apri! 9-Navy \
plane N-3 was completely wrecI
Yesterday when 1t fell from
spin into Pensacola Bay. the y.
Department today was inform
chief Machinist's Mate G.. II. Stro
pilot. received slight Injuries. wi
chief Gunncr'R Mate Sirius l.. Sylv
ter. student pilot, suffered n brol
leg and minor injuries.
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CIVILIANS MAY TRAIN
Those Desiring VIII he Accented
Candidates by Army Air
Seryice

bS Atsoc1A'cd I'resS
w ASliINGTON. April a.-CiviIj
VINO desire 10 be trained in avia,
VIII he accepted as students by
army air service. il was annour
today. Applicants will he rated
cadets while undergoing instrucj
and Will receiv" $50 per month in
dition TO allowances. Applicants n
be between 20 ana 81 years OF
ana possess the equivalent OF IA h
school education.
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SAYS MUCH PROFITEERINC
IN CUBAN SUGAR MARX
Rnw Product bringing SIT
dred Pounds In New
York
BY Associated Press. |
II NfTnN nrn a n

by Associated Press
w ASHlNGIoN, April Becaus
conditions In the Cuban sugar
dnstry IT would not be possible 4,
pr;c" Tor the crop. President NJ
cal SAID in cabIngram iodm,
senator McSarv. Republican. Orc
Senator hcNnry cablcd the Presl,
several days ago that Cuban
sugar was bringing sit per
pounds in New York and that in h,
OF the prices charged consumers
he feared much prohtcrrinc ia
Ing done ut the expense Of the On
producers and the American
sumcrs''
The President OF Cuba said
Aprii price for Cuban sugar
Sl@.s3 per 100 pounds and that
market was unsteady.
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Does IL Actually E,istp

IT is the boast of those amateur politicians
l VINO are seeking 10 force the nomination
ol hefoert hoover upon an unwilling Re-
publican party that he Is the undcniable
choice OF an ovcrwhe lining majority of the
American people; that he represents the
best thought and sentiment in the country
today. and when the time comes the ire
sisthle power OF public opinion will compeI
the Republicans 10 surrender to Il man who
al best is only about s. per cent Republi-
can, who few years ago was neither Re
publican nor Democrat and only three years
ago was Democrat
Thoughtful people will await with some
eagerness the demonstration of the over
whelming demand for Mr.. Hoover's nomi-
nation. They would like to see some con-
crete manifestation OF this sweeping enthu-
'siasm. They would be glad to have exhibited
to them an organized and a mobiiZed force
sufficiently powerful 10 bring about the sur
render OF the fortunes Of a great political
party to II man who does not now and never
has represented anything in that party.
No ono but Il narrow partisan denies the
fact that Mr. Hoover has many appealing
qualities. This has been testified to re-
peatedly In these columns and in the col
umns OF other newspapers which gladly
welcome new leadership in politics which
cheerfully give credit where ii has been won
by men OF ability and find pleasure in keen
ing before the people the attributes OF men
who have the qualifications for public
service.
This does not mean that there is any
driving. compelling demand for Mr. Hoov-
er's nomination. II does not mean that
there is sufficient enthusiasm in his behalf
to bring about a stampede OF the Repubi-
can party for his nomination II does not
mean that he will be able to do what Theo-
dore Roosevelt tried twice and vainIy 10
do in the city OF Chicago. OF course the
pressure which some folks expect may yet
DE applied. i, may grow in such volume
by June as to become irresistible, but Re-
publicans and Democrats alike will want TO
be shown before they admit that il is pres
ent.
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Gad.den Follow. Suit.

GADSDEN. ALA. April a.-Fol1
ing action or the kiwnnis Clul
adopting rc3olution urging men
women TO wear oyeralls and I'd
hams TO bring down the high eos
clothing. Rotarians here appcare,
their weekly luncheon today Dire
in ovcralls. Senator Underwood
among guests Of honor at the M
ing. which was arranged 10 dis
rcln lions between capital AMI ,,hJ
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REFUSES TO TESTIFY
Coal MIDrrs' OfncisI Is Sentenced
jail for Contempt of
(nnrf
my Associated Press

IVY NNHOfINV"U T'TFtN-
PITTSBCRG, KANS.. April Q.
Alexander Howat, president OF
Kansas Coal Miners. was sentenced
jail for contempt OF court by Jud
Andrew j. Currun. OF the Crawfc
County District Court, today
iowat and three associate uni
officials were sentenced to the cour
Jail until such time ms they "
testify before the Kansas Court
Industrial Relations.
Under tho order. lIowat and I
other officials will he taken to ,
county Jail at Girard Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
In Rome.

We've cot to spring his Nero.
sometimes people grow weary Of Nero
things Nero was such unpleasant person:
ana as :. corpse. SO unromantic.
And yet Nero had his faults. In spite OF
Weaknesses he was ninkumpoop: with all
ms vanity he was cgotistica somebody.
PapyruS dug up in Hcrcuancum has been
identifed az letter from Nero Senator
named Mike Muliigun. Writing to Mike. Nero
asked about Jazz. q music Imported from the
East and favored in exclusive circles lie
also INQUIRED concerning a certain Shimmy
Dance. then coming into prominence In
nection with earthquakes and St. Vtus
AT the bottom Of the papyrus is Il notation
in Mike Mullgan's own handwriting. as fol-
lows: p, ..-
Il told His' Nibs what this junk was and
he wrote me instructions 20 skid ii on tile
pike. lie gave carful, too 10.
about morality and Unfit. lie said he could
stand the classic haracas, hut he'd pu, up with
no selatine wisSles either in sympathy OF
music or movement. whatever that means. My
own opinion is Nero is too darned particu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
WAGES WAR ON H. C. |.
HrookISn Opens Public Market Omar.
Ter Of Mile Long I'm Starting
Fight.
NV 8 a4oriated press1

49,. Hy asocIa ted T'reys1
NEW York. April "a nuh,ic
,"arHet nearly a quarter of n mile
ions will be started in Brooklyn
April 20. in the city's war on the
h!En cost OF living. The department
or markets. announcing the opening
today. added. IL the market proved
Succnsstui. a half mile more OF mar
kct would he opened.
L'hirE and farm products first will
DC oHered Tor sale. direct from farm
ers wagons. Later meats will be
included. il was stated.
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PORTLAND, MAINE, SHOWS
A DECIDED INCREASE
Census bureau Announces Fur,h.
statistics OF City Population.
In the Enaf

BY Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Topu,a-
Ion statistics announced by the
census Bureau today included:
PORTLAND, Me-, 691aG. increase 10
's2. or LEI per cent. over 1910.
blddeford. Me-. lS.00s. increase 900.
or 81 per cent.
Quincy. Mass, 4T.all. Increase ~
369. or 45.9 per cent. -
lancaster Ohio, 1906, increase
1,813, or 1908 per cent.
fhe population OF Fayetteville, y.
* VIII be announced tomorrow at
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Uniacation COMMITTEES. Meet.

conferences Of general committees Of
TOUR different denominations of the
Presbyterian church, which were
held here this week to formulate
plans for closer relations and pos
sibie unitication, have adjourned. The
committees declined to say what
would b. their recommendations TO
their respective church assemblies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
NOTED INVENTORS MEET
"r''ie Wright and EIwood Haynes
Guests OF Rev. Anron Worth,
Fountain City, Ind

hIhoMo, IND. April 9.--Travel-
ing by airplane. Elwood HAYNES. o,
kokonlo. designer OF the first Amer
ican automobile. and Orvillc Wright.
~ DAYTON. Ohio. inventor Of Amcri-
ca hrst airplane. met today at
"onntain City, near Richmond, Ind.
and were guests OF honor at din
ncr party at the home OF, Rev. Aaron
worth. 1t was the first \mc Atins Of
Inc men who led in the revolution
of modes OF travel
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; That lovely loyalty OF the devoted wife
ciinging to the cruel and murderous hus-
band. about WHICH we used to read before
Reno became popular resort, is paralecd
in real life now only by the government en-
ployee holding tight To his job while sob
hing that it is working him to death and
starving him meanwhile
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BOLIVIA IS DETERMINED
VIII Continue It's Purpose 10 Obtain
Port OF africa, Despite Pc
ruvlan OppoSItIon
Nv A SsociataI Iprno

BUENOS AIRES Npr igss; n 'po,i,,,
will continue 10 pursue with ire
vocabIe resolution" its purpose to oh
tain tho port of africa, az an outlet
for her to the Pacific. according to :,
new note from bolivia 10 Peru, which
is published here.
Tho note answers the latest Pc
ruvian communication declining to
recognize Bolivia's aspirations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

and so made up my mind" said the Self
Aaue Man. that if kept trying / would
succeed: and here | member OF Con
grcss."
ShuoEs'" said the Plain Citizen. If you'd
Kept on trEin' hard enough you might've es-
capped il. fuh sure got my sympathy. Mis-
ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

But in the darkest hour of night
When even the foxes peer for sig
The byre-cock crows: he feels I
light.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10
LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS
executive Body Discusses Armenl
Mandate and Protection of Small
Nations In Turkey.
( BY Associated Pres.

= = I'TFNS. 7
PARIS. April 9.-Thc execute
council of the league OF nations m
here today for discussion OF the ma
date for Armenia. the protection
nationalities in Turkey, t
municipal elections TO be held
DaIzig, and the repatriation of I
prisoners of war in Siberia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-10

q New York hotels report dismal lack or
the usual Easter throngs. Having voted the
metropolis dry. the provinces decide to
spend their holidays and seek their pleasure
in Cuba. Bermuda and other lands Of OPP
portunity.