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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-08-19
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
e. WAR PICNIC AUGUST a

st. Paul, Aug. 19.-The anIfaN.1
state picnic of the Veterans -,offFor-
eign Wars Of the u. s.: will be held
at Antler's Park, Minnesota, Sunday,
August %. I'D ~ IT,. ~ "a. @lr%&%
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
G. T. B0USH, rs. KILLED
WHEN HIT By ONE-MAN
CAR ON BROAD STREET
Coroner WiAInuestigate Tragic
accident Last Night at
Inquest Today.

G. T. Boush. rs. 11s South Fourth
Street. was instantly killed last night
about 6 o'clock when struck by a a
westbound one-man Broad and Main
Street car at Fifth and Broad Streets
lBoush was crossing tho street at
this point when tho car struck him. IIe
was Knocked several feet, sustaining q
fractured skull. The ambulance was
called. but the man was dead when il
arrived.
IT, II. Davis, e41o west Main street,
Totormnn Of the .onc-man car. was ar
rested on tho charge of involuntary
manslaughter. and the coroner's jury
VIII n,,,in,; investigate the case today:
The body Will be held at Bliley's un.
dertakinE establishment awaiting fur
ther Instructions from mis- daughter.
Mrs. d. q. Black. of Lexington, y. c.,
and son. Leon D. Boush, of Berkeley, Va.
He is also survived by brother in Jaw
a. Monroe, OF Richmond.
Boush is the third person to be killed
by one cars within the past seY-
eral weeks. tho other two being j.
William Friend, OF 204 West Grace
street. and buchanan Vickman, o OF
los East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
EXPECTATION OF MEATS
By u. S. AT STANDSTILl
American Packers Find No Field for
Products in Europe, bulletin
Announces.
TBy Associated Press. 5

CHICAGO, Feb, 16.-The export trade
OF the meat packers, tho largest single
industry in America. has practically
ceased as q result OF the foreign trade
sltuation. the Institute OF American
Meat Packers announced in q bulletin
today.
During tho last calendar year the ex-
ports of pork products alohe exceeded
$500. 100000 pounds.
Beef exports ceased some time ago,
and during Tho past month pork ex-
ports have practically stopped, the bull
letin says.
In a resume OF the meat situation
abroad it adds that England has seven
months supply on hand. In Germany
agents of American packers are unable
to sell stocks already in the country,
because the German government is un-
able to offer yer aecepptaRie ;c currency l. IN
ticaily ceased. in France they have
stopped entirely; and in Scandinavia !.3 e
sia' as a result OF the lifting OF the AL
lied blockade. has been abandoned.
Italy has purchased no American meat
for some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
ANOTHER V|RG|N|AN NAMED
JOHN GARLAND POLLARD
ON FEDERAL TRADE BODY
Former Acknowledgement Nominated
by President Wilson rs Com
mission AIcmbcr.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J ]

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 16.-Giv-
ing further consideration to the ap-
pointment OF Virsinians to important
positions in the Federal administra-
ton, President Wilson sent to the
Senate today the nomination of John
Garland Pollard, of Richmond. as
mission. succeeding Joseph E. Davies.
of Wisconsin,. Six other appointments
of Importance given by President Will
son to 'VirginianS are:
Carter Glass, Secretary of the Trcas-
ury: Joseph E. Willard. ambassador to
Spain; Thomas Nelson Page. ambassa-
dor, TO italy; John Shelton Williams.
w. Wooley, Interstate commerce COM
missioner. and former Governor Hen
'ry G. Stuart, who declined the ap-
pointment to the Interstate Commerce
{ Mr.: Pollard was Attorney General
sdmials Siis sf 5aaa slaaSa
war worls In 3 Eranees n @ ssfr: Poiiard'a Is :
record In the foreign service;4of the
Y. NJ. G. "A. earned him. q distinguished
place with important executives of
Upon Mr.. Pollard.s return to the
United States. Secretary Baker ap-
pointed him "a member of tho board
OF contract adjustment OF the War De-
partment,s and was assigned to tho po-
sition, OF the trial section, and. in con-
nection with this work lie had super
vision over eighty attorneys.
The manner IN which Mr.. Pollard
mendation of the War Department.
Mr. Pollard was one of tho early sup
porters Of President Wilson In his
campaign for the presidency.
Mr.. Pollard ist49. He was Demo-
cratic presidential e1ector in i e04, and
was candidate for the Democratic
nomination FOR Governor in tho last
Subernatorial primary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
IVON SANDERS VALIANT
+ AND GENEROUSEMEMY.
SAYS BRITISH LEADER
General Hamilton Urges Ger
man Chief ut tDardanelles
BE Let Alone.
[Ry UnIvsraal SArvic.

LONDON, Feb. 16.-In the midst Of
the bitter demands of tho extremists
for the summary punishment of Ger
man war leaders. General Ian Hamil-
ton. ono of the most distinguished d
army leaders in Great Britain. who
was commander of tho AToditerrane can
cXpeditionary force in 1915, has issued
the following remarkable appeal here
Sanders, whom the allies accuse of
gross atrocities" while directing the
Turkish forces in the war.
The name of Field Marshal Liman
von Sanders has appeared on the al
lies blacklist. I feel sure ] speak for
the troops who fought a. the Darela-
nelles when say they do not wish
him to be tried.
He was a clean fighter. played fair
during our. one brief armistice and
never, as he SO easily might have
done. shelled our clearing stations or
hospital ships. May then appeal to
that generous crowd. tho British pub
lie. to see to it that Marshal Liman
Won Sanders is LEFT severely alone?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
RICHMOND BRANCH LANDS
LARGE new CONTRACTS
Nashville Roads Place Ex-
tcnsivo Orders.
MUCH REPAn. WORK IN slun1
Call for Workers VIII Tako Lar. II
Part OF City's Unemployed Men.
Night as Well as Day Shift May
BE Operated.

Two thousand employees will be
added to the present force OF workmen
at the Richmond Branch OF the Ameri-
can Locomotive Works, and 1t is prob
able that within few days there will
lie a day shift and night sniff in
operation at the plant. according. to
announcement made last night by Of
ficlals OF the Richmond bra nch.
Large contracts, for now work and
will be necessary to employ about five
times the number OF men now working
at the plant.
Statements made by officers OF the
company yesterday show that the
present force is between ESQ and 700
men. and this, number Will DO in
work begins.
Establish Employment Agency.
Plans for the establishment OF an
. employment agency at the plant al
and II has sent out an appeal to work
desirRT pestona to enroll M their
meriy were employed by the company
following curtailment in the force
after, the war contracts were com
Contracts for a large number of new
eSn1glinefs S1sli,fs have have been received from the
from the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. There are a number of engines
! now being built in the shop for the
Chicago Northwestern Railroad, and in
addition to this contract the same road
has awarded another contract to the
Richmond branch TO repair engines
Besides these contracts the plant is
doing considerable repair and new
work at this time and there is moro
both new and repair, In sight.
! 5000 Tnenployed in City.
are pleased oyer}they intended increa Sc
SEmptqyple Mt so letgIs go 81 Richmoad
faro pfeas&d soyerg the Intended inereass
III the Sizel lef tllt; S nd bell ievs 4
Richmond considerably.l & There ore al
present approximately 5000 unem.
Employment Bureau has 1000 names
put one fourth; of these are said to bt
persons who have poaitions, but desire
to make a change. -s ), -,
| At this time the officials Of the com
pany are unable to state definitely
Whether n,h,, h 81 yin, be necessary TO EN-.
! depend entirely upon the amount OF
work single shift is able to put out
| The double shift will sbe inaugurated
IL necessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
SUGGEST THAT William
be SENT TO EAST indies
Allies Tell Holland Hohenzollcrn's
Presence Near Frontier Is
Menace to Europe.
WOULD INTERN HIM IN sUsIATRA
New Note to Netherlands Mild in
Terms, but Insists Author OF
World Calanitics Must BE Sent
Out Of Europe.
rpy Universal Service. +,

nSte e1 GeliSered to aies the DUCK nsI
Premier at Tho Hague yesterday. re-
news the demand for the former En-
Ses,s, as sort of afterthought, that
aoliand at least take precautionary
distance from tho scenes of mis- crimes.
Dutch note is said TO be in prepar-
onehyp % and thGr
Hohenzollern at Doom, where he has
already bought q prison. home"
leaves the door wide open for a com
promise: namely, internment OF the ex-
Kaiser in some Dutch colonial possess
in the Dutch East Indies, Borneo, SUI
matra or Java.
Will BE ,Iuch Note writing.
It's realized that there will still he
allies. after their previous sharp. al
most peremptory demands. for the per-
down and abandon the idea Of his en-
tradition and trial. Nor can the Meth
nr,ands ,is nn nG Goy,srnmsnt be expected. after
was .antamount to a pledge of non
interference with - welcome guest.
! 70 appoint itself his official prison war
matte negotiations"
In other words. both sides are now
face sne sarne but E Is OF
Innate result of additional jockeying
Dutch Island separated by thousa nds
of miles from the. European political
arena. will be decided upon. As was
week, sumntra. .;athe snearestsN Of the
Dutch islands. lies some 5000 miles
distant from the heart Of Europe
Holla nd Is aske .to.s recon hSidsr ShAi
| retusa to.exsra a dite w hhelin. The nStt
ang dtPcatsf p;sS Ssn
from that great war, the Netfierlands
perhaps does not apprecinte the dangers
within her national confines. and Dos. @
stbly also fails to appreciate her, duties
in the present hour.
that the. trial of Wilhelm rs con-
templated would prepare the way for
an iHternational. tribunal and demon
of the worlds nations. The league OF
advaneed to cope with the Kaiser
Holland then is reminded that if she
persists in her refusal, she will as
sumo the responsibility for Kaiserist
propa sanda which held great dangers
for the peace OF Europe.
Is Dangerous Menace.
AZ this 5uncture of the diplomattc
hint Of the advisability Of q far dis
! tant place of exile for tic ex-imperial
euipsii The FL n;,, nT,e says the permanent
German frontier" constitutes 4 danger
Gus menace. Then follows the sug-
sestion that Holland might "at least
take the precautionary. measures de-
scribed above
The document dwells at some length
upon the gravity OF the crimes charged
being the unloosng of history's great
est war 1t points out that the So
cial and economic existence OF all nn-
in Ind in n Ia hac haa
thrown into confusion and is now
jeopardized by famine as a result OF
E,that war of which Wilhelm is de-
Scribed as the author.
The note announces that an allied
commission will be form ed for the pur-
pose of collecting and communicating &
to tho German government the details
of all charges against the alleged war
culpritS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
MILLIONS BID FOR SHIPS
COMPANIES OFFER LARGE
SUM FOR GERMAN LINERS
In Meantime Court Takes TT5unstion
Petition 10 Prevent Sale Undef
!Adt1scment.
tEy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. i6.-While con-
tIroyersE tI, over the proposed sale of
today three government agencies. the
White House, the Senate and the Dis
trict Supreme Court; presidents Of
I'm tens OF millions against each other
Tor the craft at the Shipping Boards
ders fought with ss5o.oo0 boosts in
price until 'Major-Generai George W.
shin and heed of ne
said was his limit. and i. <. s. ia Frank k
900.
Senate Ydopts Resolution.
Commissioner Scott had announced in
opening the auction that i. was only
for the purpose OF receiving bids. final
es51n to aSas q the
outcome OF William Randolph Hea rst' s
aPDlie1tion FL for ps an njnnetio1 to pre-
In progress the Senate further compii-
Gated the situation. adopting n resolu-
tion requesting that the sale be post
ding. today IT was announced that the
auction. would continue at 10 o'clock
In the District Supreme Court Asso-
ciate Justice Bailey took under advise
nent Alr. Hearsts application after
QSarinE contention Of counsel that the
Sh.pptng Board lacked legal powers TO
dispose .tof. tbe-aYcssels Us. HE as,l 1 render
his ecisions Friday. 49,. z. & :;
/ Expect NeEntiye AnsMer.5
At tho White House twas said the
President would answer promptly with
a decided negative the resolution
adoptcd by the Senate Saturday. ask
ing ,if there Is existing q reported Sc
crct understanding with Great Britain
as to the ultimate disposition of former
German craft.
Bidding at the auction was slow In
getting under xay at the morning ses-
sion. when groups OF ships were being
offered, but became spin ID in the at
ternoon when individual vessels were
co deaed. The highest Egoup bid was
81 2 0,O00 by the International Mercan-
tile Marine for nine ships. Including the
Leviathan. which went unopposed, and
the record bid for Il single ship was
ican Ship and Commerce Company,
doubling in ono bid the offer OF the In
ternational Mercantile Marine for the
vessel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
OPPONENT ENTERS RACE
TO SUCCEED Or. Peters
j. Harry Smith. Of CuIpcper. Can.
didate for Chief OF Sta.o Pro-
hitition Department..
ISSUE IS REVIVED IN SENATE
Dean Measure, Substitute for GIL
pin Resolution, Will - Debatetl
in Upper hvusc--nas Many OPP
poncnts.

Prohibition, far from being a dead
issue. Will crop UP from two different
angles In the General Assembly within
a few days. when a doublc-barreIod
attack on DR.. J. Sidney Peters will be
launched, one aimed at the abolition
Of his Office ae Commissioners OF Pro-
hibition and tho other at taking the
office from him and placing It in the
hands of another.
member of the House Of Delegates, is
the man being urged as the successor
TO DR.. Peters i'll evcnt the Senate fol-
lows the action OF the House and votes
to give tho Department of Prohibition
a now lease of life until September j, !,
l;s2. l9ss; ls,.,c Ills ,eandidacy, which has a
the fore at the Democratic caucus.
which must be held within r short time
to name Prohibition Commissioners
for a new term. starting September
abolished.
Deans Measure Reported.
The Deans substitute to the GilpIn
pill: continuing the Department of Pro-
Moral ar, and Social Welfare yesterday y
afdsrgoen ato BY " r,eS. 1Hte &C OF to SEN
The Giipin bill as introduced in. the
House provided for the Immediate
L
htbition. The bill was hotly contested:
the drys. led by Parke 3. Deans. Of
Isle of Wight. ofrering as a substitute
the abolition OF the Department on
September L. 1929. or after tho next
General Assembly convenes. After a
bitter fight. tho Deans proposal. went
through by q decisive majority.
Expsct Many Anne endments.
Forces opposing the pepartpe OF
!, ,Ptqhibition and S;omnli SIS i0nsr Sid
snsy Peters tEIei dent that tbs dTYs
4 Senate. Il aeSs n teen .Sena ators are said
q to have sbenfi IS dyed for & an am end
sinent aboliahtng the department. ON
September. 931, and thereby sending
the bill back to the House for con-
currence.t. ~ =,
Opposition to DR.. Peters was OK
pressed freely in the House during tho
debate on. tho Gilpin bill. LAND it has
been known for several dnys that n
candidate would be in the field against
him. The Democratic caucus held
several weeks ago 60, f1ll vacancies in
tion OF Prohibition Commissioners be-
tho department.
Mr. Smith represented his district
In the lower branch OF tho General
Assembly several terms, notably in
1914, 1916 and 1918. He was q con-
sistent supporter OF the dry cause and
voted for the enabling act. which re-
fcrred tho liquor question to the peo-
ple., Sixteen members OF the Senate
and large numbers IN the House are
said to have pledged their. votes to
him in the caucus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
ANOTHER AMERICAN
CAPTURED AND HELD
BIZ MEXICAN BANDITS
Fifty thousand Pesos Ransom
Demanded for Release of
Wilson Welsh ADAMS.
lRy Asaoc;atcd Fress.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Wilson
Welsh Adams. an American n, has been
captured by bandits in Iacatccas s..
Mexico, and Is being held for $4,000
pesos ransom. the State Department
wac advised today.
whore his wife and child now live.
The American emba ssy at Mexico
City has been instructed by tho state
the attention of the Mexican authori-
ties With the request that every step
be taken TO secure Adams release
ErdaT ana t6s at
ported to have looted the warehouse
OF the PTovidencia mine, operated by
tho Minerales and Metalcs Company,
an American, concern. Adams was
superIntendent of the mirc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
CHARGE ORGY or WASTE IN AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION
PREDlLERS SAY THEY CAN'T CHANGE ADRlA77C PLANS u
- LOCOMOIIVE WORKS WILL ADD 1000 MEN TO FORCE
Say Net Air Results
Small for Sum Spent

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. 1s.-
According to the figures submitted
by the Republican members OF the
House subcommittee Investigating
aircraft production, tho following
arc the results OF Amerlca's effort
to achieve supremacy In the air in
the world war;
poses, S1,892yS36, ,424.
Rerocation. OF excess after war
tFebruary 3, 1910), S4S7,00O, O,OOe.
balance available for use, SI,o05,-
338,424.
Expended or obligated TO June 10.
1910, SI,031,SI1 ,OSa.
And these nre the results obtained
at the front.
American-bulit pursuit or combat
planes, none.
AmerIcnn-buiit bombing planes,
none.
Americas built observatts.
planes, 213. y
Machines bought from our allies,
Total planes on French front No
vember II, 1918, 740.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
AMERICAN AND PERUVIAN
AvlAT0RS DIE IN COLLISION
Four Lose Lives When Flyers From,
America Indulge in Dangerous
EvoIutfons.
[ BY Associated Press. :,

LIMA. PERU. Feb f6.-walter Pack
pilot, and a. Alta. mechanician, both
and Louis Rovaretto. mcchunician, both
Peruvians. were killed yesterday when
q, plano driven by Pack collidcd with
The American aviators fell into the
sea, from. which their bodies were re-
covered afterward. The Peruvian plane
crashed to the earth.
The collision occurred over the sea-
coast between Callao and Ancon. The
planes We're travelling in different di.
.rections and Pack, In faster machine,
in performing cvolutions around the
Peruvian hiers when they met, crashed
into the other machine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
RAILROAD REORGANIZATION
BILL GETS FINISHING TOUCH
Conferees VIII Hand Measure I
House for Final Approval
Tomorrow.
tRy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. Fob. 16.-Fin
agreement on tho railroad rcorganiza- :
tion legislation was reached late today
by the House and Senate conferees
for their signatures tomorrow SO It
could be presented to the House the
following day.
Aside from toxtual changes the gen
eral features of the compromise bill
follow tho Zines agreed upon recently
by the conferees with tho exception
Of tho labor provision. which was mod
ihcd SO as to provide for Federal
appeal board appointed by tho Presi-
dent. and consisting OF nine mem bors
equally divided between the employees
employers and the. public. AS, previ-
ously. agreed upon this board was to
have consisted of five members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
SLAY 1000 ARMENIANs
Turk aud Ikurd Troops Advance Il
CiliciH, Spreading Death and
DeYastation.
fpY Agsociated Press. ]

Z WASHINGTON Feb. 16.--Seven thou
sand Armonians have been massacred
in Cilicia in a. new attack by Mustafn
Kcmals' Turkish and Kurdish troops.
which Is still in progress. according to
a dispatch received today by the Amer
lean National Union. through official
channels.
The report, signed by the acting
Armenian archbishop OF Smyrna and
the president OF the Armenian colony OF
Greece, states that the foes oc tho
Arnenians number $4,000 men. who
have advanced to Bahtche and threaten
to spread a reign OF terror through
out the district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
'sUFFRAGISTS SCORE SENATOR
League OF Women Voters Charge
: WadsyForth OF New York With
Working Against Party.
BY Associated.Press. ]

CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The League OF
Women Voters today condemned Sem
ator James w. Wadsworth, Jr., Of New
and party in working against
suffrage. Appreciation was extended
to the women of New York In their
determination to send to the United
States Senate modern minded Sem
ator capable of compreilending tho
great American principles OF freedom
and. democracy. to replace Mr.. Vads-
worth. The league is the successor
TO the National American Woman. Suf-
sfrago ogAssociation.s y ~ j ~ 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
READING MAY BE RETURNED
Lord Chief Justice Invited to Become
Permanent British Ambassador
to United States.
iBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l6.--Private ad-
vices received hcrc today from frierds
OF Lord Chief Justice Rcading are that
he has been invited to accept o per-
manent appointment as British am
bassador to Washington, and that no
now has the offer under consideration.
Officials Of tho State Department de-
clined to .admit today that any over
lures had been made, as is usual In
such cases to mako sure that the new
ambassador would be persona grata.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
PRAISES MARsHALL's LETTER
Yfce-Presldent's Statement on Plat
form Placed In Senate
Record.
.lBy Assoclated Press.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Vice-
ocratio platform was placed in tho
Senate Record today by Senator.
Thomas, Democrat. Colorado. who said
ho did so because 1T is so sensible, SO
statesmanlike, so in accord With old,
fashioned Democracy and so different
from some of the .progra ms that have
been outlined for the Democratic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
Ireland Expected Soon
to, Join Ranks of Drys
IBy Uniyers.l service.1

DUBLIN, Feb. 18.-Ireia land IL Hike
II to- be the drst European country
to adopt prohibition, the results of
the recent municipal elections SHOW.
In Dublin scarcely n man con.
nected with the liquor trade has n
scat In the new Council, and sim
ilar results are reported all over
the country.
This has been brought about
largely by tho increase in the num-
Der or women electors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
FreiEAt Han dlers Retur,inn to York.

5EsNEW ORLEANS, Feb, 16.--Fre! gflt
onKestiongori the river front saie ased
consideraT1 T1x today, when tho Southern
Pacific and Southern f,ailronds resumed
ydlersfat their docks here aud sati Ghai-
3mette. About hall. tho ntrikers at the
docks OF the Southern RAILROAD re.
s osn ssss
returned ~ the southstp Pacific docks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
ASISEyV STILL HELD by
MSYICANS FOR RANSOM
[By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Joseph z.
Askew. kidnapped from Lerdo, Mexico,
by bandits who have demanded q ran
som of $4,000 gold for the Ameri-
can, still Ia held a prisoner, accord
ing TO n statement put outltonight by
the National Association for the Pro-
lection OF American Rights In Mexico.
The statement contradicted reports
from Mexican sources that Askew had
been ra]caseds He was takcn prisoner
February I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
arcIxiIley ltog gonpo "a 5sh. Z, . ~

3--UtiICASIO.,.a.F Feb. "a l16,---ConKreesrlan !
William. 81. MCKINLEY > OF, Chartpaiirn.
9IlL, Today an nnounced Il hisW candiia6y
.Sor.a the. HeHnbl tohn g nom Ina ton Tor
ater 2. .. shSylaan tsss,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-17
ROUMAHIA is MoBILlzlNG
Calls Troops to Arn,s to stem stead,
Advance OF Bolshevist =
o Armies. S{ 4
: IBy;Vniversal Service. !

BERLIN. Feb. 16.-Roumania has or
the steady advance 81. the .soishsvist is sSis
armies, according to d dispatch from
Bucharest to the Bourse Gazette. s.
Throughout RoImania. a rigid press
censorship has boon reimposed and
Other measures have been taken 10
deal with the Internal radical move