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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BIC APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR BUSINESS WOMEN
Meeting Will BE Held Tonight tn
Consider Launching Building
Movement
WOULD SOLVE ACUTE PROBLEM
ommittcc of State Federation of
business and Professional Women
indorscs the Scheme for Operation
"f Proposed Undertaking.

i'"ading interests Of Richmond have
iAHorscd the movement 20 open = 70.
vbef"iNe aparincnt-h house for women
IN 'hls city. and Will sand rcprcsant,-
il'es 10 tho meeting called to consi5or
inc matter tonight at O'Clock in ,ha
Jefferson Hotel Among the organ
.%"lions expected 10 take an ac,iv.
'"It IA t"niEhiS discussion ar. ,c
pa!tin.nt stores employing large Nun
ptFS OF women, for whom the housing
- - UD,"ii ~ n"re or less acute, and
ia :! dctU Ur!nE and commercial est,h-
prOj.c, ''' '"c
Tho Retail Merchants Associatio,
Gun, ihc Eiwanis CUB. tho I;ichnonI
nurses Association. tho Teachers' AS
.,..,, So.S,i,"t,ons and iac Aivertisers Ciub
Nj, ans" he represented.
business concerns which have al
re"og expressed their interest in the
ns''t%If1 as foiws o-%Shfrn,ys SiiIS apartmen5 are
gurcan e Tomple ThaihiIner Bros
Ine Cohen Co. the kaufmanh Co, ]. Il.
iMioSnE iioE 9: 60. the Virginia Railway and
Surance Company the Bcl TeIephono
C"mpany. the Western Union Telegraph
,olmbhny' iAG@cii ~ Myers Toba eco
IN" meeting wli! be thrown open 20
sheFa! discussion after the presenta-
tion OF !!anS, which have been pre-
pared by thc housing COMMITTEES Of
N" state Federation Of business and
!F"lrSSlpnal women. for operating the
apartment. Financial details have
ncen worked out in co-operation with
4 prominent local attorney.
IN order not 10 confuse the issues
only one plan will be submitted by the
housing committee. This involves The
pHrchaS" and rcmodclng of a building
centrally located and now available
il Is proposed 10 remodel along lines
Followed successfully in similar build
InEs elsewhere, TO prpvidc sitting
rooms and other noms conv.niences
for women living alone The property
under consideration VIII. IL is under
stood, lend itself TO ihpsc changes
An urgent invitation to attend the
meeting tonigh; is xtcudcd TO all bust
ness women who arc not living at
home. aS we'll as TO nj! others inter
cs'od. Definite action will be taken
then. ana those desiring 10 do so will
have the opportunity Of subscribing for
stock. which Will offer AN attractive
Investment, $4,000. it is understood
having already been subscribed.
Mcrthcrs OF the housing committee
who have been considering the PROPOSE
tion arg. Mrs, Ilah " rolhill Chair
mani, Mrs. i. l.. bowman. DIR. o. L.
Stockdcil. Mrs. Euiora Ramsay Rich
;,rdson, Mrs. -. Harvey Clarke. Miss
Dorothy Sage. Mrs. Horace Wexford
Jones. Miss Nora Spencer Hammer. Mrs.
stuart MiciauX and Miss Frances
DunIun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
PASSAGE OF PEACE
PROPOSAL SEEMS
ASSURED IN HOUSE
Measure TO Declare H0siiiifies
Formally at End VIII Be
Introduced Saturday,
ley UNIVERSAL Service. !

WASTIINGTON. March 25-The res
oiution which the Republican leaders
in Congress plan TO declare peace with
Germany and put the United States
back on a normal basis will be intro
duced in the House on Saturday by
Chairman Porter, Of the Foreign AZ
fairs Committee.
This announcement was made by Mr..
Porter. after he had devoted the whole
of today working on the text of the
resolution and conferring with other
Republican members OF his committee
and tho House leaders.
1t is the plan now formally to con-
slider tho resolution in committee early
next week. unless some unforeseen OBJ
staclc develops. ana report IL out Is
the House by the end OF tho week at
the latest. Not more than two days
IL is estimated. will be required to
pass the measure through the House.
SO that ii appears tonight that il will
be passed and sent to the Senate with
in the next ten days.
Copies Of the Porter resolution have
been supplied to the Senate and House
leaders and members OF the Foreign
Affairs Committee for study tonight
Further conferences will he held to-
morrow, when any necessary altera-
tionS viii be made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
GREAT WIND STORM
TES BUTLEA YES
MUCH LOSS IN TRAIL
Tc.rns Giles Tell Of Property
DUnidcc, Escaping. Horrerer,
Without Fatalities.
Ify Nssocipf,I prn.sl

DALLAS, TEN. March 25.--The
windstorm which ragged over North
aud Central Texas today was consid-
crabIy abatcd tonight. leaving in is
wake property damage estimated at
several hundred thousand dollars
chiefly in blown-in platc-glasS win
dows. displaced signs and uArooaed
buildings. y number of persons were
were no reports Of fatalities.
The wind maintained a velocity OF
fifty four to fifiy-cight miles an hour
throughout the greater part OF the
day and al times attained cighty-milc
gusts.
The damage at Dallas was estimated
at S200.O00. and il was said the loss
at Fort Worth probably would he as
heavy. Smaller cities and towns re-
ported heavy damage
North VcXas rivers were out Of
banks at many places following heavy
rains Of yesterday and last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
SHORT SHR|F7 FOR
NEW GOVERNMENT
Labor and Labor Press Accuse
Bauer of Juggling the
Same Old Crowd"
TALK OF BELGIAN REPRISAlS
Law and Order Making Headway
IN Saxony, Where Reports of
Casualties Were Exaggerated.
TALK OF BELGIAN REPRISALs

BERLIN. March 25.--The new Ger
man cabinet. reconstructed as the re
suit Of yesterdays negotiations. viii
be headed by Gustav Bauer. prescn,
Premier. according to the Morning
l'ost today. 1t gives the list OF the
renodeied iiM" ministry as follows:
sst'ier. Gustav Bauer; Vice Chan
Schiltcr: Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Dt. ierm!nn Mueller: Minister ot In
iierr Gess!er; Minister OF Finance,
captain t'isner Cuno; Minister OF tnu
.rI = .rrreasury: lierr iio!tz: Mlnster ot
transport, DR.. Bell; Minister OF Labor
Herr scnIikc: Minister oI Iieoonstrue,
iion. Herr SilberSchmidt: Minister ut
Ecohorly., Dr; Scnmidt. Minister vi
ioSts ana Teieeraphs. Herr Giesperts,
ana minister without portiono, DR.
The ministers chosen. not in the old
Cabinet, are Herr ,ieSs,er, CAPTAIN
cuno, Herr Boitz and Herr Si,uer-
schmidt who is leader OF the DuIId-
ing trades union.
burgomastei Of Nuremourg. ana m"co
recently Minister Of Iscconstr,lctio.
mas accepted the tnankIcss task
maintaining order in Germany as Mr,-.
li'er OF Defense, succeeding Gustav
Noskc.
DIR. Cuno Declines.
DR.. Cuno. the late .Aioert Eailin's
successor as head OF the Hamnurg
American Line, named Minister Of ri-
nance, to succeed DIR. Matnlas tCrzber-
ger. has, it il understood declined 10
accept tnN office.
These are the two only really i'm
porlamt changes in the '.reconst ructed
Cabinet" which will be presented To
the National Assembly tomorrow.
simultaneously with the announce
mcnt OF the formal retirement OF the
Bauer Cabinet.
The life OF the patched up" CaOt-
net promises to be short as the raui-
cal workers are dissatisfied with IL
and II portion of, the press Is attack
ing IL, charging that 1t is merely the
result OF political jugglcry OF and by
the same old crowd"
The government ~ accused OF hay
ing no intention 70 Keep the promises
made to the workinSmcn as conditions
on which the general strike was called
off,
1t is an open question whether the
National .issrmhl? will Vote its conf
dencc In the reconstructed govern
ment. which is ncin. generally criti-
ciZcd as being as incompetent as the
old one, and. in addition: TOO .conser-
vat!vc To cope with the natiOnwide
unrest. 1t is extremely doubtful,
whether II will live through TN the
elections In June. The Social Demo-
Gratis, unable 10 find 4 successor TO
Noske among their own party ranks.
finally asked the Democrats TO take
over the Ministry Of Defense. which
is the most uuSratcful OF all port
folloS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
DOCTOR AND PATIENT
BOTH FOUND DEAD IN
BROOKLYN TENEMENT
Former Stabbed and Laffer
Sfrnngied-Robberv Plot
Suspected BY Police.
LBy Associnted Press. !

NEW YORK. March 25-The bodies
ot Dr vincent j: Campisi, wealthy
bedside he was hastily summoned. were
found tonight in n tenement house in
brooklyn.the physician stabbed TO
dcmih ana the patient" stranglcd
=, Ihe police advanced the theory that
the physician was lurcd into the tenc-
mcnt FOR the purpose of robbery and
Ihlt he Stranglcd the patient" while
hEhting off his assailants and then was
stabbed by the man who lurcd him into
the trap
nerve, the police believe. and failed To
carry out the robbery, for II large sum
OF money and gold watch were found
on the physician's body
Mrs. Dorothy Parker, who conducts
the r"oming- house, said the strancIcd
man rented the room n week ago with
seen him in that time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

Help Richmond by giving your nane
TO tho census cnumcrator at once.
This is the appeal carried broadcast
over the city by newspapers. the
/ Chamber or Commerce. school chill
dren. tho police, and every agency
willing TO serve in tic best interest
/ OF the community.
Quick action is necessary. Officials
urge that every person Of patriotism
or civic pride make sure. not only that
/ his own name is included in the 1920
I knows or comes in contact with.
To be enumerated is easy. Five
! telephones have been installed in the
the fourth floor Of the Federal Build
ing PICK up the receiver Of your
phone and simply tell central that you
want Census Bureau"
Give your name and address to the
person who answets. Blanks will be
! sent out Immediately for you TO fill in.
No stamp is required for returning 3
Times Dispatch. mi it out and send
Al sorts Of agencies worked yes
correct count of Richmond's popula-
ton. Heads of Industrial plants. city
and state dcpa rtmcnts and public ser
/ Vice corporations, and business estab-
/ lishmcnts were asked to make 4 sur
/ NcN oi tHtlF employees At once ana
see that All are enumerated. Colonel
William VI. Myers. Director of Public
Safety. ISSUED an order. directing mem
bcrs of the police force. not on active
station or traffic duty, to meet him
in the Grays Armory this afternoon
1t o'clock for directions as to a
police census. These officers will visit
every dwelling or business place on
their beats and take q count of resi-
dents.
Secretaries of the Rotary and XII
wants Clubs will sound the call to ser
vice to members of these organiza-
tions. urging that they do everything
possible TO help.
Evidence warrants tho belief that
from $1,000 10 10000 people have been
/ omitted from tho census. There are
instances ot whole blocks being left
out Big business houses report large
percentages OF their employees as be
ing omitted in the count. The call
the cause and save the situation.
An accurate count OF her population
means so much TO the further growth
and development OF Richmond that the
and gone ou; for active duty. The
relative standing the city has among
other large communities OF the coun-
try determines. III great measure. the
volume of trade and the tide OF bust
ness immigration in this direction. Of
ficials and business men believe cor
rect census is tho most important
single thing that residents of Rich
inond have TO deal with at this mo-
mcnt.
Much OF the colored population is
believed TO have been left out. Off
cials wish to make ii plain that the
taking OF the census can in no way
injurc the persons whose names go
in it and call upon everybody to come
forward. as n civic duty. and give the
I Information needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
SAYS THOMAS ". LAWSON
BROKE STOCK FILING LAW
Famous Market Operator Is Caught
in Massachusetts Attorney
Generals Dragnct.
HAS BEEN BOOSTING "SILVERS'
AS Result OF Advertising Campaign
Securities Have Sold Up From n
Few Cents to SD Sharc-Now
Lambs Are ShOrn.
HAS BEEN BOOSTING "s1LvERs"

BOSTON. March 25.-Thomas w. Law
son son was was, arraigned @ in court today and
aippear on April for = hearing on
charges of violating the MASSACHUSETTS,
state law regarding the nllng Of in
formation on stock issues.
It is said the arrest Is 4 part OF the
crusade of Attorney. General Allen
against promoters and brokers who
have been exploiting silver stocks.
-Four other, operators and brokers
G Van Riper: OF New York. former
secretary or Lawson.
Lawson and Van Riper, in recent
motion OF silver stocks which in the
Lawson advertising was featured as
siiTers the greatest gamble OF tho
ing certain individual silver mine
properiies as Units OF general holding
In the campaigns the prices of In
cents to SIS o. 50 with subsequent rc-
vcrsals and fluctuations. After ncws
of he arrests yestsrd;U these prices
yer stocks which are named in the
charges against Lawson. Van Ripper
and the other men are now selling for
II was the fact that securities were
offered so cheaply. tho Attorncy-Gen-
eral said in tho statement. that at
without investing experience who
sacrificed Liberty bonds and savings
accounts to obtain funds for stock
purchases in hopes of early riches
The Acknowledgement said the arrests
for illegal advertising OF stock issues
on which no previous information had
neen filed ut the state House cover only
one phase of situation which he is
now Investigating.
Lawson. whose stock operations have
attracted national attention in tho
iast quarter century. called ~ police
Headquarters this morning to silbmit
to arrest. gave his occupation as farmer
and author and walked through noisy
N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BA UER PATCHES UP CABINET
AS REDS RENEW BAT7LE ES IN
THE RUHR AND AT WESEL
Paris Adopts Paul oiret's
Frenzy in Black and White

PARIS. March 31.-rhc spotlcs<
white dam:IAAS table linen has VIM
iShcd from smart dining-rOoms In
Paris and cOiored tublccloth has
replaced IL. Hut the newest idea ix
the black tablcclOth, launched by
Paul POirct. inventor of the most
eccentric fashions In the world, and
also Il daring decorator.
His black dininG-rOOm lias created
Juror. The walls nrc Of blnck
velvet, and the No0GNyOrk of white
bird's-ryc maple. The general effect
iS that OF mother of pearl against
black bnGl< aground.
The black chairs are upholstered
in white sutin. while on the black
tabIcc1Oth, with white borders, are
set dishes of heavy white Garth
ware.
The carpet fs black with a white
border. while dead white curtains
are bOrdcred by heavy black hang
inEs. The light comes from II huge
cluster of black berries. hanging
under the ceiling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
SOLDIERS HOME WRECKED
Kentucky Institution for Confederate
Veterans D.. Almost Totally
Destroyed by Fire.
| Ry Associated Pre-

7 T'F FNH"1'IHTtU TTCSS 7
PEWEE VALLEY. KY. March o5.
--Firc. breaking out at 6 o'clock to
night has almost totally DESTROYED
The Kentucky home for Confederate
soldiers here. SO far as learned All
inmates have hccn rescued from the
blazing ruins The fire. said to have
started in the hospital division. has
cnveiopcG the entire frame structure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
FOR SANITARY EFFECT, KISS
YOUR GIRL IN THE EVENING
Such Is opinion OF Dr. I.nwiSon Brown,
Speaking Before the New York
McuicoS

t5y tniVcrsb service!
NEW YORK. March 25.--"lf you
would be sanitary. kiss your girl in the
evening or afternoon. Disease germs
lurl in morning kisses because the sun
and fresh air have not had chance TO
sterilize her sweet. red lips"
Dr. Lawson Brown. addressing the
convention OF New York state Medical
Society At the Waldorf today. gave this
warming:
we have found the morning kisses
give forth n few germs, but those in
the afternoon and evening were Il
pretty healthy risk" he said
It's n good thing for the human race
that counting is done at night and in
the late afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
QUIET IN SAxONY; BATTLE
Is ON AGAIN AIT WESEl
Reported Truce in tho Ruhr Follow cd
by Fighting, but Law md Order
llakiH:. HcadNyny.
tny Ns.ociated Press'l


COBLENZ. March 25.-Wesel was
being hombardcd today by artillery;
The Reichswehr troops, were reported
TO be confident of holding out there,
although the Red pressure against the
Town WAS declared 20 he increasins,
Red5 Ths Red i" line tns e21"nas bands OF rru @
Fricdrichsfelde. nine kiiomcters NORTH
o! Dinsiaken, through porstcn. in the
works a, Essen are reported 10 b..
manufacturing ammunition for the
Reds.
In Thurlngia the revolt is extending
10 the Hart2 Mountains
nclEinns Threaten Iteprisals.
Coionel PreouX, commanding the Eel
ne correspondent that ne had sent
officers TO the workmen's headquarters
al Wesel 10 notify the workers form
ally that the BclSians would open fire
immediately if any more shots fell in
l'elgian occupied territory.
Further reports received today show
In the day six more fell on the island
in the Rhine where the Belgian out
post is stationed and number of
quite close To the town Of Euderic!i
where the Rclgians are concentrating
Up to the present there have been no
casualties among the Eelgians.
The fighting in the Ruhr distric.
where n truce had been agreed to, has
been resumed. according 10 the reports
here. Spartacist rc-entorcemcntS are
nearing WcSrl, and II Muenstcr dis
patch says the Red army strength is
now 10000.
Early today 1t was announced that
the government had reached definite.
agreement With the workmen in The.
Euhr Valley.
Order Restored in Saxony.
\ dispatch from Gotha. Sake Coburs-
Gutha reports that order is slowly
emerging out of the confusion ana
chaos OF the last ten days in the in
dnstral ccnters OF Saxony The work.
men are captivating anu calling off
the strike. and the military is tax
ing over control of the cities The
strikers, who tor several days held tho
upper hand in Gotha. laid down their
arms today The garrison vii! return
tomorrow. Fightins has been going
on here continuously since March II!
~ Is estimated min ty persons wcrA
killed and several hundred wounded
Fifty workers We're buried today
Although almost every industrial
town in SaNouy has Witnessed disturb
anccS. the reports sent out have been
exaggerated win regard to loss OF
lie and property damage This s
part icularly true Of Halle, The stu
dents OF the university there Joined
the troops. The workmen were sur
rounded and corralied in a~Guortcr near
trained mine throwers on the build
insS whore the strikers; had taken
refuge. but with th- exception OF thosy
houses and Il few others IN The line
Of the mnchine-eup IRE. the city sur
Tcred litt!e damage. Thar. were. prob.
ably no more than 201 casualties Dit..
hundred and seventy three victims w..sA
buried there yesterday
'S,,,f To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
CITY FINANCE COMMITTEE
OFFERS BUDGET CARRYING
AGGREGATE OF Sc, 1868
Aroma Of Com Beef and"
Permeates White House Air

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Thr
dclccinblc nrOInn of "cOrn beef and
Inny bc expected to pcrmcnte the
atmosphere In the vicinity of the
White House next week.
It was revealed today that the
Presidents household will Observe
the "snNc money ments cam-
paign spnnsorcd by the Department
or Justice In its fight ngninst the
nigh cost Of living. And that the
Observance at the Executive Mansion
viii lie sincere one tx proved BIZ
the menu. Here IL LIST
h"ndny-Fot roast with veEeta-
blrs.
Iue.day-Ncal outlets, with soup
from the shanks.
Wcdncsdny-Choppe beef au cas-
serolc.
Thursdny-OytniI stew
Fridny-Becf briskct boiled and
Drowned.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corned beef
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
SCOTT RESIGNS FROM BOARD
shipping Organization Also Loses John
j.. Cushing, Nho Returns to
Private BUSINESS.


WASH1NGTON, March 25.-Thomas
y. Scott resigned today as a member
Of the Shipping Board. effective April
10. and John II. Gushing, as director Of
operations, effective April !. Both VIII
return 10 private business. Mr.. Cush-
ing will he succeeded by Captain Paul
Foley. tank steamer executive OF the
board who has been acting director
of operations for the past month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
NO GUESTS AT POORHOUSE
B"st"n Lodging House for Tnfortu-
natcS Passes Away With Pros
pcrlty and Prohibitions
Nv NSSOclntHI Lr,

BOSTON. March :5.-Prosperity and
prohibition Will close the m,lnicipaI
lodging house for tramps and other
unfortunates next week The over
seer OF the poor reported today that
ne had no guests for several weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
PALM BEACH SUITS AND
PAJAMAS OUT IN FORCE
Ne" Workers. Just Back From H,~,n,
invade Brondwn: - Summer
Regain.
ny Universal Se-vica.]

NEW YORK. MarcS as III,
straw hats and Palm Beach s,I;ts 81 81
me . season made their appcarance on
afse are streets OF New York today shortly
C,stI me arrival of the liner Norro
ont,on rom havana. Scores of pass
eimsers on the steamer were clad from
''p ..-rs 70 toes in summer regulia.
hcm holds have noive," volunteered
:. .. husky striking longshorcmnn
ney re all het up with the Kind that
on,re all wrong. kid. rctortcd an
"uIcr strlker. Them guys just had
enough left 10 buy street nainmae nni
straw lids when they got through
piaEin' the ponies in Havana"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
EXPECT GREW WILL BE
MINISTER TO DENMARK
Wns Secretary Of Embassy ut nerli,
ana Secretary OF Pence Mission
IHfrr.
tBy Associated Pres.

WASHINGTON. March 25-Joseph Q
can embassy in Berlin and s.cr.t,rv
oil the American peace IN ission with
rank OF minister, probably will he
selccted for minister to Denmark
An official announcements is cyncc.od
soon unless present plans are changed
norman llapGood was the last min
lStcr TO Denmark He left the post
ana returned TO tho United states amid
considerable public discussion Of his
alleged sympathies with The EolShcvist
government in Russia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
BUY YOUR COAL SUPPLY NOW
Warning Ixsned Thnt S.ch Action I.
Necessary for StnbiliZation of
tho Industry.
Hy Ass"ciht'd Frcss J

W.NSIIINITTUN, M1rCh 70. =. FinnI
warning that stabiliZation OF the coal
industry depended on the purchase and
summer monthS--to prevent shortage
next winter--was given today by the
bituminous coal commission before it
ceased to function as a governmental
agency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
MAY AVERT COAL STRIKE
british Miners Itcsume Negotiation
win Government. Which, VIII
Continue Several DAYS
ny AssnCiNt"d Prcss

TI'y aNS'd'VIiE"W ir'ss I
LONDON. March 25-Thcrc seems m
DC possibility tonight that the
miners strike will be aycrted. Ncro
tiations nave been resumed with the
slightly modified offer. While this 10
considered not likely to affect tho
miners views. il indicates a spirit or
conciliation. and negotiations will con
ttnue tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
POLICE BARRACKS DESTROYED
buiIdinE at GortntIca. ireland. T, Viz
u" "t Explosion and Fire and
In TOfnI

cA1,- ny associated Press.
totk. March 25.-Thc police bar
IhchS at iortatica, seven miles south
east OF Tralcc. in County Kerry. pro
vince OF Munster. were blown IN and
destroyed by fire today Three police.
men were seriously injured hut there
were no civilian casualties. No arrests
explosion. ' ''e
william Cosgrove. Sim Fein NOM
her OF Parliament for the northern d.
VISION OF Kilkenny. was arrested TODAY
ut his home in Dublin 'S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Noted notnni.t to We'd.

LONDON. March 25.--Lillian Nc
Carthy. formerly Mrs. George Gran
,vilc Barker, will be married here
Saturday to Professor Ecblc. q noted
oxford botanist. 1t was announced to-
day Mrs. Mccarthy has boon pro-
nounccd the most beautiful woman on
the English stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Trouble Threaten. nj p.t.r.nrr

Ell FRSBUItG, VA. March 25.--Un-
isss the demands OF the enion railway
clerks in the Norfolk and Western OF,
nee at Roanoke are settled by tomor-
TOW morning, the clerks in The local
Office VIII walk out on strike
me report that the workmcn in the
,osai ,o SHOPS snopS would also walk out today
maS !ounn 20 he groundlcss. Every
ana no strike is anticipated