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applause. But one or two. who had
children OF their own. shuddered,
The boy wRa samuel RassEeYsli.
That Is the correct spalling, and since
II Is destined TO become q famous
name II may as we'll be corrected.
Several misspellings have become
familiar 10 readers on both sides OF
the Atlantic since the younsster be-
came the subject OF 80 many news
paper and magazine articles.
One hundred or more chess players,
Including many Of the strongest In the
country, were gathered at Marshall's
last night because of the news that
the boy had come to New York on the
Olympic,
BOY WIZARD ACCOMPANIED BY
A SECRETARY.
1t was assumed that he would go
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Co, tTAs New York Evening woFldl
The work Of clearing the COM
plexion must start from the Inside.
No amount of effort spent upon the
face alone will accomplish much, al
though few women give the skin the
care and attention II deserves.
The careful toilet OF the face is pref
erably made at night: First, be-
cause the dust and CRIME accumulat-
ed on the skin during the preceding
twenty-four hours should never be car
ried oyer into another day second,
because one usually has more leisure
and more privacy, and thirdly, what
ever method one employs, has tho
quiet hours to do its good work.
The manner OF cleansing the face Is
problem to many women. ANY KIND
OF soap, no matter how bland, has a
drying effect on some very thin skins;
others cannot use hot watOr for the
same reason, Cleansng creams and
lotions remove the days accumulation
Of dust more effectively than soaps,
Rub lightly and gently over the sur
face OF tina skin, and after few mo-
ments remove II with a piece of soft
cloth Gold linen or some cheese cloth.
used expressly for this purpose Is eT-
cellent.)
Now make a paste With warm wa
ter, powdered almond or oatmeal and
finely shredded CASTLE soap. rinse re-
peRtedly with cold water. Pat dry with
q soft towel until the blood has been
brought to the HuFfAee,
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N/OUNG Mr., and Mrs BIngley.
newly married, were calling on
the Jarrs.
Mr., Jarr was backed into corner
held at bay by the bride and the
bridegroom. not TO mention Mrs, Jarr.
The bride was In high spirits. 80 was
Mrs. Jarr. for there before her was
specimen trophy Of the matrimonial
chase, captured. dlspirited.
There, too was Mr.. Jarr, longing in
his secret soul to leave the present
refined company and to enjoy himself
with the married men In revolt, who
we're holding the hrst bowling touTns-
ment OF the season on this very eve
ming, now that the weather was again
conducive W this engrossins indoor
sport.
Il don't know what 20 do about
apartments" the bride was saying,
''the rent they ask for thosr Ivu
looked at is terribleI You will go
with me and help me look for some
at reasonable rent. won't you Mrs,
Jarr7"
Mrs. Jarr's eyes glistened. There
are only two greater Joys in wO-
mans life than homo hunting. These
two be husband hunting and bargain
hunting perhaps home hunting can
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NNbIlAk.ls lt~Vs ~ lhE lItrse llNl tsllluA ~
THE New York Evening Wordl
TOHE new Administration has
promised us more weather
1t will see that March comes
In like lion on March and goes
out like a lamb on March 4. That's
twenty-seYen days earlier than usual,
but you expect things like that from
an Administration that has prom
ised to speed things up, The Weather
Bureau has been a bum success un-
der Democratic Administration. 1t
gave us mild October weather when
the Coal Trust wanted cold.
Under a Democratic Administration
there was SO much wind the Sham
rock had to suffer a delay in getting
beaten. A Democratic Weather Blu
Teau gave Chicago a blistering week
Of heat for the Republican Conven-
tion. The Repubs will make things
even now by leaving the Democrats
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Is he freak, fake or phenomenon
a little boy OF less than nine years,
with silky hair and a bAby's complex
ION with q rosebud mouth that can
harden like that Of a jurlst. with vel
vet eyes that can suddenly Hash FIRE,
a boy with the pathetic look OF
cheated childhood. stood beside a
chess table last night at the Marshall
Chess Club In West Fourth Street
and--demonstrRted.
When II was over when the hard
ness and the oldness and the shock
ing shreTdness OF the facial express
sion had sottened 10 a look that sug-
gestHd childhood again--Apd sieepi,
ness-there was a great outburst OF
The evening world., 1920-11-04
10 you realize the commercial
and social value Of a clear sktn2

anu buClal Nhlud VI a GlGhi oNAAA'
II is admittedly as great an at
traction AS any one can possess.
A clear skin and healthy color
constitute what is generally under
stood aG a good complexion" A
healthy color results from the ebb
and fow OF pure blood circulating
through the various layers OF true
skin, and cleaFness Is due to the
transparent scarf or outward layer
Of the skin in which there are no
blood vessels. Owing 10 the various
indiscTetions in diet and hygiene in
general the complexion begins to sur
fer as soon as adult years are
reached.
The woman who asblres to a clear
skin must live hygienically, and in
her efforts to restore or secure this
much desired attraction she should
look carefully after her general pealth
and observe the utmost cleanliness OF
the body. both on the inside as well
as the outside,
A wonderful corrective due 10 in
ternRl disorders OF the type mentioned
above 10 a glass Of very hot water
slowly slipped half an hour before ench
meal. Sodium phosphate taken In this
way acts upon the liver and entire
intestinal tract and IL remarkably
cleansing.
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flAXlNS 2wEMOOEQN rlAlD
N4R@UELSlTE, NOOERS NNRSHALL o


Co tThs Nov York EvsuinG woridl
treat her AS one of themselves, ,'
Father Time.
What every man would abolish:
Clever women, the daily shave,
poetry, manual labor.
A long engagement is a. good In
surance as any other against com
mitting matrlmOny.
All is vanity-ineludins the line Of
men which forms on the YiEht OF
every gum machine equipped with a
mirror.
You can't put a price mark on love,
perhaps, but II you are a fancee you
can tell every one just how much
your engagement ring cost.
Not every wife voted the way her
husband did--beeauSe eomstimes he
played Eoif.
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GOING DOWN!

Copyright 1920. hy the Pfess Publishing ca
tThc New York World
NEAR DISCOURAGED ONE:
u Draw near and | will tell
you whore you can get
some money.
RIGHT WHERE YOU ARE.
DR., COnwell says If you cannot
make money where you are you
cannot make it anywhere.
Suppose you estop thinking
about monev For few days at
least work a little harder and
"TEND TO BUSINESS"
II you want water from a hose
you do not step on the rubber
pipe, do you? There is plenty OF
water in the city reservoir and
there Is plenty of money. in fact.
more to-day than ever. Turn the
water on and get what you want.
Turn CONSTRUCTIVE THINK
ING on and the money will flow
from your THOUGHTS AND
ACTS and not from any one
source. Abolish the fear OF want
and you get what you want,
LET THAT RAISE LOOK
FOR YOU.
Get the idea expressed above
and you will soon have TO
worry (N because 50 many en-
ployers are needing a man like
you. Yours in earnest,
ALFALFA SMITH.
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LOOKS MORE LIKE % WHEN
HE CONCENTRATES.

When he is doing things like that
there Is something In his appoarau ace
that reminds one Of mIdsetA who are
like children in nothing but stature.
A glance at his face when he Is con-
centrating would give the Impression
that his age might be forty, ana that
is why some shuddered whsu they
watched him.
A revised story Of the way the little
boy learned to play was told last
night. II was said that nobody ever
taught him the moves. but that he
learned the game merely by watching
his father play, and that he really
understood 1t AS an expert does before
he ever moved a piece. SO that in his
very first game he was the victor
against strong player. Since then
he has played and held his own
against players Of the very iiFst rank.
lie went home and to bed early last
night at the Hotel Pennsylvania. To-
day he will see a bit OF New York ana
perhaps visit few OF the other chess
clubs. Presently he will give exhibl-
tiOns OF simultaneous play aEainst
twenty or more strong players at
once.
Meanwhile, n theFa are any Whu
doubt that h0 knows the game, let
them get out their boards and man
and set up Mr. HodgeH's Ingenious
~" problem, whitG TO play and give
checkmate In three moves. The
pieces are arranged as follows; Black
King at Queen Q, Bishop at Queen
7, Knight az King 8, Pawn At queens
Bishop ., Pawn at Queens Bishop s.
Pawn at Queens knight O. WHITE
King at Queens Bishop 8. Queen ct
Queens Knight 2, Rook at Kings
bishop 3, Bishop az Queens Bishop Z,
knight at Queens Bishop ,.
Nine-year-old Samuel did Il In less
than four minutes,
Can you in less than forty miAusaSS
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Boy Wizard Like Old Man
In Lightning Chess Plays,
Then Wpnro EhiInI'o C,niLo
Less Than Nine Years Old, He Has Defeated
Europes Champions-Learned Game
by Watching Father

FIRST OF Ail TO pay his respects 10
Frank J. Marshall, tho United states
champion, and that 10 Just what he
did after supper. accompanied by Mr..
c. AEerborE.
Are w the boys guardianT'
somebody asked Mr. Azenberg.
''slr, l am his secretary" was the
reply.
Tho little prodigy, just about tall
enough 10 look the chessmeu in tue
eye when he stands erect beside the
table, shook hands gravsly with
Harshall aud A. d. Hodges, the for
ner American cnamplon, posed for a
few photographs and then watched
what Mr., Hodges was doing with the.
chessmen.
II had been announced that the
boy would not play any games, but
Mr.. Hodges, who is one Of the fore
most problem composers, was ar
ranging a dozen chessmsn on the
board In an intricate design. When
he had tinlshed he held up three fin
gers, a sign that the problem was to
give checkmate in three moves.
II was problem that the best
players at the Pepper Pot had spent
a whole evening a few weeks ago In
anRlyzing, and only few OF them,
otter trying many experiments in re-
arranging, had succeeded.
The boy looked steadily at the
board and somebody in the back
ground held a watch. In three min
utes and twenty seconds the boy
made the key move. Two more prob
lens wers submitted to him and he
solved each in less than a minute,
PLAYS CHESS LIKE HE WOULD
PLAY MARBLES,
Is he freak7
HIs secretary insists that he -
nothing OF the sort. but not SVOry-
body was convinced.
playing chess to him." said the sec~
retary, '"is like playing marbles to
other boys, 1t Is no strain at ALL"
But one OF the bystanders thought
he found evidence that there was a
strain. and a very considerable one,
especially when the boy was working
on the hardest OF the problems. For
perhaps two minutes the boy had
stood motIonless. and soVo one s1g-
gested that a chair be placed for him
Tho chair was placed and a man
touched the boy on the arm as a sig
nal that It was ready. The youngNtsr
shook off the mans hand impatieALly,
stlfrened, and would not permit his
mind TO be coaNed for an instant
away from the problem. He did not
touch piece until he waS ready %
move It. In order to solve the prob
lem he had to consider many possible
But his mind proceeded accurately
through the maze, and when he moved
he moved unerringly.
Another test that he met yesterday
was prepared for him by II. Helms.
Editor OF the American Chess Bulle-
tin. Six weeks ago, in London, the
child had played a game against an
expert without seeing the board or
men. The game had never had any
existence 10 him outside OF the visual
ized board IN his brain. But II had
been published here. Mr.. Helms
played II about half way through on
an actual board and then showed the
boy the position, The lad instantly
recognized It and played the eontinu-
alton.
LOOKS MORE LIKE 70 WHEN
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'"IP'hHlf AtsNf " NV NtNHs N"AAAtAAi
THE yamp's motto is: "a man
worth doing at all is worth
doing we'll"
Every girl should have a profess
sion. so that she can tell her hua-
band how rich and famous she might
have been II she had never married
him.
When a wise woman meets the
only son of his mother" she usually
decides that nothing would induce
her TO make mother a mother-in-law.
The devoted wife Is one who still
turns on a brilliant smile the four
teenth time her husband tells a funny
story-oi which she has never
grAsped the point
What every woman would abolish:
JokSS about hsF weight, men who
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Is 1t Pep That Wins Titles
For Actresses?
SOME IRRESISTIBLE CHARM oUTWEIGHS
EVEN HEIRESSES' DAZZLING DOLLARS
Jose Collins Who Recently Wed Lord Robert EdIDGrd
Innes-Ker, Latest Link in Long Chain of Proof
That Stage Stars Fascinate Nobility.
By Fay Stevenson.

cSntshL 1890 The rrn rHnh Co THE Ne" It Evening wOhal m
gs)
At MAT a
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THE J,y.ARRE3! }! =. TAMHH> IAN

cpyr 1870 BY The rrsm TbuRT N YORK Evening WORLDLY
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BFAUTYANDHE
are You a Clear Skin?


~ D2. OAAELCI IEC Q. NNE9l
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/OUNG Mr.. and Mrs, Blngiey.
newly married, were calling on
the JnrFS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To the Creditors of II. II. George.
dcccdscd, and all others Interest,"
ed in The settlement of his estate ::
You are hereby notified:
ST. That the account of NJ. Vic
toria George. as adminiStrtriN OF II.
III. George. are before me for set
Element. and | hereby appoint Mon
day, The 10Th day Of May, 1920. as
the time, and my Office in The town
Of Lewisburg. Grecnbricr county.
West Virginia. as the place. for re-
cciving proof of debts, or demands
against the dcccdcnt, or his estate.
at which time and place you are
privileged to present and prove
such claims and demands. and af
Ter ! have arrived ut the debts and
demands against tho said estate.
and made settlement thereof, | will
proceed to open Il distribution ac-
count for said estate.
End. All persons who are inter
cstcd will hereby take notice.
Given under my hand This the
2lth day of March. 1920.
FINLEY NJ. ARBUCKLE.
3-2G-Gl Commissioners of Acc'tS.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
PUBLIC. SALE.

will offer for sale. at public
auction. at my place two miles
south OF kicifcr. Grccnbricr coun-
t.. W. Va. OF
Saturday. April 10Th. 1920.
Bcginnin. al 10 Il. M. the follow
ing persroal property:
Prick ThrcShin@ Outfit.
! Straub Feed Mill.
| Dccring Binder,
2-hDrSc Cultivaior.
Whoa. Drill.
Oliver Chilled Pillow.
Wagon. ! Buggy.
Sci Carpenter Toui>.
Draft Horses.
i-ycar-old Mare.
2-ycar-oll Saddle Colt.
Mich Cows, > Calves.
) Sheep.
. Brood Sows. and five Pigs.
ShoatS.
Set Draft Harness.
| Set Single Buggy Harness,
Set Sleigh BobS. Hand Spray.
Household and Kitchen Furni-
turc.
TERMS made known day of sale.
Lunch served ut sale.
ROY X. RICHARDSON.
3-26-2t Clintonvillc. W. Va.
ii. II. HAnEAII, Auctioncer.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
BREAKS A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"Pape's Cold Compound" instantly
relieves stiffness and
distress

Don't stay stufred-up, Quit blowing
and snufiling! A dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up a
severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clogged.'
up nostrils and the air passages OF the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
ing, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
q few cents at drug stores. It acts with
out ,sstance, tastes nice, contains no
quinine-1usist upon Pape's!.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
pIIRII(. SAFE

! will offer for sale ut public
auction at my home, two miles ives
OF ASblrN. on
Wednesday,, .tprii IN. 1920.
Beginning at 10 Il. H.. The follow.
ing personal property:
l Team MarcS-&ood workers.
, Good Young Cows.
| Turning PlOw.
I Double Shovel Plow.
] 3-ycar-old Heifer, fresh JAM.
, Steers. to = YRS. old.
) Spayci llcifcrs, 1 to > NrS. old.
Calf. 10 weeks old,
Hog. | Buck.
20 Ewes and Lambs,
| Moving Machine.
] Hay Rake. I Spring I. Harrow
I %-Disc Harrow.
horse Corn Drill.
1-horSc Cultivaior.
Road Wagon. Buggy.
Buggy and Wagon Harness, Sad
die and Bride.
=. Some Corn in crib. Some Seed
Corn, few Potatoes. one Stack of
nay. and Farming Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furni-
lure; some Poultry and Meat: Lard
and Fruit in galss jars. if not sold
IrvatrIy.
TERMS: Sums under 50 Cash;
over 50 Il credit Of six months on
good negotiable notes. we'll cndors-
ca, payable at the First National
Hank OF Anderson, interest added.
JOHN HARVEY.
5-ID-Zt Asbury, w. Va.
IL. l.. MCMILLIoN, Auctioncer.
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For Colds, Catarrh or Influenza

DO you feel weak and unequal TO tho
work ahead Of You? Do you still cough
little. or does your nose bother you ?
Are You pale? Is your blood Thin and
watcry? Hettcr put your body into
Shape. Build strong.
An old, reliable blood maker and
hcrbal tonic made from wild roots and
banks, is DR.. Pierce'S Golden Medical
Discovery. This mature remedy" comes
In tablet or liQnid form. twill bnild M
your body and protect Won from dis
ease germs which Turk everywhere. One
Of the active ingredients Of this tenn
perancc Alternative and tonic is wild
cherry bark with stilIingia, which is so
good for the lungs and for coughs:
also oregon grape root. blood root
stone root. Queens oot,-all Sktlfullv
combined in the Medical Discovery.
These roots have a direct action on the
stomach. improving digestion ana assimi-
lat lion. These herbal extracts in the
"DiScOvcry" aid in blood making and
are best for scrofula. BY improving tho
blood they fortifv the body against an
attack Of grip or colds
Catarrh should be treated, first. as n
blood disease. with this Alternative. Then.
In addition. the nose should Toe washed
daily with DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Send l0c for trial pkg. OF Medical Dis.
covcry Tablets or Catarrh Tablets to DIR.
Pierce'S Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, y. Y.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
GREENBRlER NORMAL SCHOOL.

SPRING ANDN SUMMER TERM
will begin April 9TH, 1920. with
Morris-Harvey College. as Principal.
SPECIAL AIM OF this term is to
prepare teachers for passing the
Examination and for successful
work in the school room.
TUITION fer the spring term OF
nine weeks: SO. and Board S2n
per month. Prof. Wi;hrow being
absent write Miss Dana Haynes.
Smoo,. W. Va. for further particu-
lars. 2-l9-3i
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-04-02
NOTICE OF SALE.

The Board of Education of Frank
ford district will. on
Saturday. Nag Isl. 1920.
at 30 O'Clock.
Sell at public auction to the high
est bidder the building now occu-
pied by the Frankford Graded
School, together with one acre of
land on which il stands.
This is one of the most dcsir-
able sites in the community; one
block from the Martins Bottom
Turnpike. which is Class A road
and is now being graded. Indy to
churches and in few minutes of
the district High School. which
will be built This ear.
TERMS made known on day of
sale.
W. ROY HLANKENSillp. Treas.
3-2G-Gt frankford. w. Va.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-12-22
WILSON TO ADOPT 20 ORPHANS
President viii Make war Victims
Temporary Hards-Urges Aid
for s.500,Ooo.

Washington. Dec. l4.-Presldent
Wilson called upon his fellow coun-
trymen" 10 contribute funds 10 save
100000 children who ARE facing
starvation In central Europe" The
President announced he would adopt
20 % these children as his temporary
wards and said that SO contributed
through the European relief council
would save the life Of Il child. Three
and a half million children are facing
starvation In central Europe" said the
Presidents statement. 1T Is estimated
that they can be tided over until the
next year harvest by money and serv-
ice equivalent 20 $50 per child. The
countries Involves can furnish two
thirds OF this cost IN the personnel
and machinery tor distribution. but
FOR the other one-third they must look
abroad. and they are looking 20 Us"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-12-22
BUSINESS SECTION OF
CORK BURNED TO GROUND
British Troops in Reprissl for Am
bush Near Piiions Cross Destroy
500 Buildings.

Dublin. Dec. 1S.-The central por-
ton az Cork was burned 20 the ground
following an ambush Of the military
az Pmons Cross Saturday night, In
which four persons were killed and
wounded.
Three citizens were taken from
their houses and shot dead after the
ambush of the military. Then the
fires started. There were bomb explo-
si0ns. Firing also was heard The
populace is panic-stricken.
The municipal buildings. the Car
negie library and the Corn exchange,
which cover a large area, have been
consumed by the flames, which are so
hot az places that passing uamcars
have been set on FIRE.
With at least eighteen fires in the
heart " the city charged 20 the police,
new fires are breaking out in many
places. The destruction is unbeliev-
able. More than three hundred
buildings have been destroyed. Al
though fires Of tncendiary origin have
been breaking out In Cork for more
than two weeks. Sunday saw a deter
mined. concentrated effort 10 destroy
the beautiful and valuable municipal
and neighboring buildings, together
with many private residences and
business places. Great blocks Of build
ings are now ablaze and frequent
bombs and explosions are heard
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-12-22
PROSPERITY IN u. S. IS
COMING BACK SOON
Leading Business Men Say Better
Times az Hand-Leaders Are
Coming to Chicago.

Washington, Dec. 13.-LeadeTs OF
capital and labor i'm Washington for
the reunion Of the war industries
board predicted an early rehabilita-
ton of the industrial life of the ma
tlon and that an era OF substantial
prosperity is at hand.
Conservative optimism was the
dominant view of these men who
served the government during the war
In various important capacities as
dollar a year" men. Clouds of read
justment. in their opinion. are break
ing. and before many months business
affairs will be on a more substantial
basis.
Daniel willard. president OF the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad. n former
member of the war Industries board,
was among the prophets Of a better
day In the near future.
"In this country" said Mr.. willard,
Eve have everything we need. We
have not been crippled by the war.
We have not passed through any dis
asters. We have not lost a million
men. We produce more than any ma
tlon In the world. We are the richest
country on earth and have the small
est debt. What reason can there be
for pessimIsm?"
While confident the nation Is In no
danger OF Industrial stagnatlOn. Alex
ander Legge. general manager of the
international! Harvester company. said
he felt concern for the farmer who. OF
all the country's Industrial factors, he
said. has been hit hardest by the
processes Of readjustments.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-12-22
MARTIAL LAW IN BUCHAREST
Roumanian Capital Alarmed by ExFIo-
sion OF Bomb in Senate
Bishop Killed.

Paris. Dec. 13.-Bukharest. the cap
ital of ROumania, Is under martial law.
according TO an official announcement
at the Roumanian legation here. This
step was a result Of disorders in the
city which eliminated in the explosion
OF time bomb beneath the speakers
tribune Of the ROumanian senate,
Bishop Radon, a member Of the SEN
ate. was killed. and Gen. COanda,
president Of the assembly: NJ. GracIa-
no. minister of justice; Senator Bishop
Nifon and two other members of me
body were among the wounded NJ.
GracIano was severely hurt and may
die.