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Newark post., 1920-05-05
Chautauqua Circle To
Hold Last Meeting
Thursday Night

The Chautauqua Circle will hold
the final meeting Of the season on
Thursday evening when they will
|be the guests of Dean Robinson
Rt Women's College.
They have just completed a
Study of "The Old South" by
Thomas Nelson Page. An infor-
hal talk on the South will be given
et this meeting by DR.. S. C. Nit
ehell.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
- TO PUT MONEY UP
AT AUCTION
Heavy Demand Impels Action
which Becomes Effective
at Once

In view of the heavy demand for
money at the present time, the
Building and Loan Association at
a meeting last night voted to put
the money up at auction and sell
to the highest bidder at a premium
of not less than 4 per cent. This
plan becomes effective at once and
will continue in operation until
further notice.
The annual report of the Asso-
citation will be published next
week.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
Teachers Meeting Post
poned Until Further Notice

The regular monthly meeting of
the Alpha Unit of the State Teach
ers' Association, scheduled for
Thurs sday evening has been post
poned until further notice.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
K. G. E. To Attend
Church Services At
White Clay Creek

Ivy Castle, No. %, K. G.. E. will
attend services on Sunday morn
ing, May 18th, at White Clay Creek
Presbyterian Church. They expect
all members to turn out and ex-
pect also several neighboring
Castles to worship with them.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
Suffrage Amendment Passes Senate 11-6
Senate Votes
- for Ratification
Final Vote Taken at 4.5O P M.
Senator Richards Votes "For"

AS the Post goes to press, a
message is received from Dover
stating that the Susan B. Anthony
Amendment passed the Senate by
a vote of II to 6 at 4:50 p. m.
Senators Palmer and Brown,
Republicans and the Democratic
Senators with the exception of
Senator Price voted against Suf-
frage.
Senator John F. Richards of
Newark voted for the Amendment.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
Presbyterian Sunday
School To Celebrate
Mothers Dav

A special program in honor of
Mothers Day will be given at the
Presbyterian Sunday School next
Sunday morning. The church will
be decorated with white flowers,
special sermon preached. and
special music rendered in honor of
the occasion.
Newark post., 1920-05-05
Dean Robinson At Home
Fridav Afternoon

Dean Winifred J. Robinson will
be at home on Friday afternoon at
Women's College from $3.50 to
$50. She will be assisted in re-
ceiving by the resident members
of the faculty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
NEW YORK TO NOME DERBY,
WILL BE HELD. THIS YEAR
Flight VIII he Over Two Countries,
nnd VIII he Made Under
Army Supervision.
IBy Associated Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-Tcntativc plans
iors u transcontincntal air race this
year between New York and Nome
Aiahka. distance Of 1870 miles, were
announced here tonight by the Amerl-
can Flying Club. which Is co-opera ting
with the training and operations
group Of the army air service in the
ned under the same rules and handi-
cap plans as the race between New
York and San Francisco last wear.
From Mincola TO Mlnot. South pa
ko,a Il distance OF 1913 miles. the
route VIII be over United States ter
ritory. Al North Gate, ~ H. the
course crosses the International border
INTO SiSkatchcwan. Canada. and CON
ilhucs l3oo miles across the Domin-
ION 10 Fort E:gbcrt. on the Alaskan
border
In canada the course lies along the
new Grand Trunk Pacific railroad.
running from Edmonton, Alberta. to
Prince Rupert. British CoIumbia, Al
Hazlcton, r. c., the proposed route
branches north between tho coast
ranSc and tho Rocky Mountains. fol-
lowing tho valleys which arc most
populated. This route is covered bv
lhc only telegraph line. and is the most
favorable from the supply point OF
IN Alaska ;he rout, runs from Fort
Yukon and to Fairbanks by way OF
Fort Gibhon; then 10 Nulato and Nome.
1T an average Of every $50 iuiics Only
qualified aviators viii tie allowed to
enter. and machines will be examined
at each stop before being allowed 10
proceed. Detailed plans will be an
nounccd later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
tEy Universal Service. !

LONDON, Feb. l.-Enslsh women
arc deeply stirred hy the publication
OF a list OF things women cannot do.
The author is wcl-known engineer
James Swinhurne, who says;
"The.c never has been 4 woman
critic. No woman has brought out =
system OF harmony, No woman has writ
ten Il leading textbook or any branch
of music No woman has made 4 name
rs "a teacher of composition. or even
of piano or fiddle playing. There has
never been uu eminent woman organ
list. No musical instrument has ever
boon invented by 4 woman,
"Yot every day Il million women
waste some million hours working u
million pianos. costing as much US i
navy.
The war was huge sex advertise
inent for women, Women wore ccmic
opera uniforms ana all their organi-
cations had women in their titles.
The woman war worker wore brooches
OF some sort whenever possible. aHd
cursed. smoked swore. talked slang
and became as good an imitation Of
q lower type OF man as she could.
Woman lacks the mechanical fac
ultY. How many women in the whole
of England have taken their sewing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
ENCLISHMAND DIRECTS
WRITINGS TO WOMEN
Declares They Have Never Invented Anything and Have
Wasted Some Million Hours and Wore
Comic Opera Uniforms.

mae to PIECES TO understand how
thcN work? Their complete lack oi
amy Kind of mechanical understands
InE il shown in the smallest things oi
ualiE Ire, y very common bliud-cord
cient IS button on . up stem
so that single turn bitches the cord
No power on earth Will prevent women
rom winding the cord round and
knotting it.
,,,;A Woman cannot ,cui poncil. She
dabS her pen to the bottom Of the ink
pot and then. when one ulh retircs
into the holder She puts another IN
on tor. of it. She thinks water bolt
ing Violently. is much hotter than
water Simmerin., II q pairing chiscl is
left within her reach She uses 1t 10
nre3k boxes open. All machinery is
10 her queer stuff that men under
stand.
Women always look bes. dressed AS
table maids, nuns or nurses. The COS
tunes are neutral. quite plain and in
II" way decorative. Give a woman
her head ana she makes hcr costume
ugly by doing everything to destroy
the appearance Of her figure For !,
decade or 50 women have worn hats
which give them the look of hilarious
insanity. 50 that out of doors one feels
ragconsly mad" \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
PASTOR SAYS PROHIBITION
Is DANGEROUS TO STATE
baltimore rabbi RrSrnt> Rruuc>, ,r..,
'IcrsHmcn Act as Law I'm
forccncnt Agents
.r,,,ttE l niyS, sal Service. !

BALTIMORE. AID. ron. I.-rrohibi-
ton Was charactcri rs a dan
Serous union OF chmr,4~ and. state" t.
dhE ny Rev. 9. y. RubcuSt.f, H. H. in
a't address in which ne ccnsurcd the
policy OF requesting cj.rgymen and
rHHrrh congregations to act rs law IN
Everybody knows" said Rabbi RuB-
"nStCin. that religious institutions are
the hulwari Of the land. ana thai tb,.
church and the synagogue exist as a
mora influence. no; as a political
agent That is whore the danger lies,
Tn" church is being turned into an
arm OF the govcrumcnt--the old Dhe-
nomeron with which history is fa-
miiiar where the church and state were
combined.
That prohibition was Undoubtedly
started asia moral movement, hut the
way the constitutional amendment was
RAJ roaded through legislatures and
CONGRESS proved TO the satisfaction OF
everybody thar the forces Of p.ohihi-
ton were political IN character ana In
operation. "
Tile American people cannot ar-
ior9 /" have now inQuisition set up,
with every citizen as 4 possible VIC
tim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BRUSSELS. Feb. IA committee a.;
,he F"lGian frcss Association has in
ample 81 Holland Italy ana Spain in
IN" matter 81 compul sory SUNDAY rest
."r the press. I asks that - decree
bc issued prohibiting the sale OF news
papers from saturday night 10 Monday.
EEELiN, Fob. 1.-The police today
u.SperSei a meeting of Communists ~
riotzens 20, Just out side hcr!in. Five
motor t.uck oads Of men ana women
were taken 90 police headquarters.
WArHlNGTON. Fen. !.---lncreascs III
ga" p"N OF an'hrHcItc coal since 1916
nave on the wnoir been closely proper
tl"ual 10 advances In the cost "f pro-
JUcl on, tho Federal Trade Commission
cohc.uues !u n second report or the
cost Of producing coal! made public to-
LONDON, Feb. Ia Vienna dispatch
under dat OF Friday, says that accord
the tow and port 81 odessa WAS effect
Cd by CkraLan regulars reinforced y!
( 'Er,eeiEri,.TS OF ne NnHrson government
vices say that the nrSt contingent OF
entente troops arrived in the evacua-
zion zone. OF upper Silesia yesterday
llNCOi-NTON, y. ., Feb. 1.-The j.ry
m the $5.reo damage SUIT or 5. i.
Houser against nine prominent citizens
Of Llnco!nton,, after .deliberating all
awarains the plaintiff se.ooo,
IA pA,E 4 zen. li;i-Pr"p@2Sais by Erred
nance. for an international conference,
on The exchange situation l.s been
pproEed in principle BY the council OF
PARIS Feo. 1.-Anfrc Magnot. tho
aSW " .nlsia. Of TENSIONS, mas plenty
"H",Nun pensions nave been ..uulduteI.
"HJ mat nearly FIVE times ~ many re-
main TO be settled. 1875, coo hclug pen
ahs for ana 'h2sS S oS 5js2 fd 49,. for
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The German gov
ernntrnt viii. in all prohahility can
ur .e ,a 4Pp@n n, OF harSn yon
f'! sentative in Rome rs a result o.:
1t''cHs upon him by French ana uther
nonlu"n'al ncwspnpcrs. Thcy charge
..l' vr carried on espionage and prop
A-'nta IN connection with a mission 20
FL.ENSBuRG Feb l. Mayor Tod
was .dcred ay tho iutcr-ai!ied com
mission 90 G"j Tho plrhisc!te area in
f.rruoon - tho dsarpointment Of a
t'-o crowd which gathered at tn.
r";,ra3I slntion to ,hia him sood-by
OF i!ilit. Nrrucco. accord.n" 10 n dis
nh'ea Another fight east OF I'cz has
cSulted in The rQu, Of the tribc+rnen n,
Who are reported 20 have lost twenty
VIENNA Fob. \ monnrchiol a 4
.!e"T'cn reaction "of, tho blnckest dye
Na| reign in tho Iiungarinn National
SIS WhiN, according to the Arucitrv
.'i,nnE' OF tnis rttT. which says thls
over elements OF the assemble.
NIIiirl M-IfNVEN Feb l.-Ad,nirai
ION It.uier cGmmandc' Of the German
Ie.i ~ Scarn Flow, who gnvc the order
gr tine Srptt'iug Of tho German w1r-
fh'ps 'horc last june arrived here To-
''.AfH '1" leam-hp LtSboa. THO
,'u.r'l 80 ma h"rn set free Ivy tNr
ltiti.s'' au'hpriti"s was r.e"tod Nv
. ."''''S.i''I~ tIlH'lH IN. hIrhOI. from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
ADVOCATES ARE ARREsTEDI PLAN 4,87O-M|L AIR RACE
KOREAN COMMISSION
ADVISED OF SITUATION
ilot IL Attributed to Work of Young
wen anu Women, who Formed
Secret FrntrrnItics.
lBy Universal Service.

WASHINGTON. Feb. l.-Arrcsts of
advocates OF Independence arc contin-
dlhS throushout kored. according tC
LdNices TO tho korean commission,
official orE"n of the Japanese govern
mcnt in the capital OF Korea, wnicl
were received mere today, show mn;
thirty-on" young men and women hay,
nccn taken INTO custody in rJiku alone
me newspapers version of the arrest
~ as follows:
"A plot Ia start an agitation by some
N"rcan young men and young women
haS recently been unc1rtuca in TaKu
ant :. numoc; OF arrests nave been eff
.cctcd fhc nna!- WAS oiiICiaily mnitc
Nh"wn yesterday Details viii bc given
~ our next issue. but the .sist % the
AFFAIR is that these men and vomc,
.ormed secret iratcrm.ties Amin, =,
securing The Independence of Korea
ana attempted 10 collect funds This
became known 10 the authoritics al
Iatku. and Vi ryonschoI ana nine
81 hcr Young mon, and -. IiyrnSu and
twehiN-tW4 other young women were
"a" leaders OUT even so these, rspc-
il3iIy among the girls. include many
VINO were Involved in the agitation il,
AI'tfch. ami AFTER being detained il,
PRISON for few months were released
only recently
While the Japanese government sew
RAJ months ago officially declared the
Independence movement in Korea cx-
tinct' the Seoul press carries news OF
p'hcr activities of the men and yon-
cr seeking freedom The napcr has a
.3hS account regarding tho failure .:
sts itl'thrS" &cndatiDcS to CAPTURE the
hhpIiSh"fS "i the independence News.
al government OF the republic OF ko-
r1l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
MYSTERIOUS ORDERS ARE
RECEIVED BY GERMANS
Gives Instructions ~ Officers Regard
in;: Organization and Equip
mcnt Of New Army.
y. .EssUllhl,N I.Nss-

BERLIN, Feb. l.---Gcncral stan o.
hc"rs throughout GcrnImy haze !o-
cciVcd Il mysterious order supposed ~
nave emanatco from tie war Aims
try. printed on onc!hl stItionc.! .uI
marked strictly secret 1t gives la-
sirucioas 10 ihc omccrs losDccjIuE tuv
organization anu ,QU.pmyut OF ueW
army UNITS which were 10 be ngld li
readiness for instautanoous moouiza-
ton.
the order cltsti.!n.d. detailed di,cc-
iions cpncernt-c ,re-ruilinE and organ
izinE stores aViatiOr squads amt otaur
units and specifically OIdrTcd that Guu
Flyers, equipped Tor bombing flights.
should be ~ readiness uy March 1 40
break though on the west.
Some Of the newspapers print thc
"octmenl today. accgn.pnu5 .Gg il Wi,l
q scmioihcia declaration That us au-
NOR, an msauc .OgT"eT officer, was ur-
rested saturday ana $ now ia SAME
'nrlum This declaration adds tina, "tue
order might koly he construed by the
cnicntt as preach of The peace .ut
evidence 81 disIoynty." and says H..
therefore. gwen publicity win tho
purpose of indicating It's Orig.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
INFLUENZA MAY DELAY
SENATOR NEWBERRY'S CAS-
Latest REPORTS Indicate Seven D.r.,
dants VIII he Unable to APP
pear for Trial.
IBv Associuted Prcss1

Associated
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb.
rruenla inauc fresh attack on tho tlJ
Ten rend aniM. in the ,Newberry electiold
able tonight that seven Of. them ~ NJ
not appear in court when the case
iriSu'ne 0, tomorrow AFTERNOON. That til
fact that the twelve Jurors s,vnr,, !;
Sat urday gave no sign OF being arfccte
by the malady.
Three of the five defendants on ye
tcrdays sick list had rccoynroI I'D
evening, hut five others were rrcsb III
inns OF me epidemic. John $. New
in ,S j., p ,rq, OF the principal iigur
to Detroit and word tonight wn~ ~ y
he would not be able 10 return FOR sew
I'm, oaNS: Dther fresh influenza II.
ids: Benjamin Gcro. Mayor OF Nani
tipuc. ana Robert G. Tetro. of Stcphen
former shGriT AZ LAnsc, ACQUIRED
case OF blood poisoning which mn
keep him away from the trial Tor sew
Frances Thompson, a visiting NM.
who had been attending Mari; y NJ
kce. OF Detroit. died today. bur hr
former patient showed improvememt
serious. PAM King, Mckce's INV ~, :,
ner aud manager Of the Newbcrry Sci,
aJ9rial GIin;ipnijEn in i'lS ha@ recov
move from It hotel to tn. home Of
friend. George John. OF Mount Glen,
ems: Mel X Dec, OF North Branch AN,
Roman Gloscheski. OF Grand Rapid
the other sick respondents, We're ali re
ported well tonight.
James -. Murdn, OF Detroit. who's
Illness az his home threatened della
20 the trial in It's initial stages, an
pearcd in Grand Rapids. He unno,incc
he vas ready 10 take up his duties a
one Of the senior counsel io, tho -
defendants.
The Jurors went 10 church THIS NOR,
ing and In the afternoon they hiIII
some four miles over tn. suow-co,,
cred hills surrounding the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
NOW HAVE AUTHORITY
RUSSIAN to-opcrntive Headquarters
empowered tn Do business with
Foreign Nations,
ny .lssociatcd Press.

s-tkIS, Too. l.-Thc Nuss!nM CO.
operative headquarters az Paris has
received authorization from The Soviet
government to transact business with
foreign countries. The announcement I
reads Us follows:
Tie Soviet government permits the
central Inion OF Russian Co-Opera-
dives TO enter into commercial roln-
ions with The co-opcrativcS and bust
ness firms OF Western Europe, America
and other countries.
The Soviet government has given
The central union all guarantees CON
corning the protection Of goods EEK
ported and imported by the co-opc:a-
tiveS.
The central union is ready 70 com
'ncncc exchanges immediately.
ne soviet government vii. allow
10 pass safely delegates coming and
leaving Russla, whose names are fur
nishcd by the representatives OF lie
RUSSIAN temperatures Of Central
EurCpc.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
TWO PRISONERS ESCAPE
General tiarm j. Sent Ont From sin,
Sing when Men Dis

Iny Cnivcrsnl s,rvICc.l

C.--\-r\.II.' II-''VIit,, !" iiNiCe.I
Fricdiandor aud Percy j. McDonollgh.
Two datin criminals serving terms in
sing sing. prison FOR Il trolley car
no.uup III Long Island City were miss
.ng from their cells Tonight
Inc i4!m was sent out IA All dircc-
lions and armed guards were sent ON,
tI"hS 'hr hudson River, the railroad
ana roads leading away from rhC
prison
y sevcnhoiir search OF the prison
cuttings rev HlcG no trace % the miss
nG men. although the prison authors!
,.eS are convinced That the men arr.
hiding either within the prison walls or
outside awaiting chance 10 get away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
WRITES MARCONI HEARS
FROM DEAD OPERATORS
W"n,nn Claims That spirits OF Wire
less Men Have Conc 10
Other Planets.
.By Universal Service,

I.ONNON. Fon. l---ArC Tie GoDartC
spiitts Of wireless operators inhab!ting
other planets.
so, and advances this novel theory IN
letter 20 GuG!Ielmc Marconi. in
Ncntor OF the wireless. in am attempt
sHs.S his stations nave been receiving.
at Intervals.
"Closc study OF the question" writes
Mrs. Sidckpool. "couvinccS me that The
spirits OF Departed wireless operators
Eou. 10 other planets are tryin. TO 4Sc;
MO communication with you
Sisuor MarConi has received thou
sands OF letters suggesting solutions Of
tho mystery. but he was SO impressed
wita THIS one that he announced he
M-Nll hlve Tho Lottcr frnmcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
RABBI SCORES COLLEGES
Charges Many knaw More thout Wo-
tors Ihnu Contents at
SchOUlhOakS.
| n Universnl ScrNlrc

NfW YORK, Feb. l.-"'Hoo many col
,tEtS IN america arc today ~ abso-
iutrlE under private control. as Fifth
Avenue clubs" said Rabbi WISE. i'm his
ff'" synagogue in Carnegie Han TO-
""A III is dcpiOrablo that IN too many
stances You lind wealthy youths in
ttit fASt"fn COLLEGES Who are runninr
ABOUT ~ costly motor cars. spcndiul.
thousands Of dollars and skimpIne
a!onS with Just enough attention 10
iclr books 10 pass their examinations
rev OF them can think reasonably or
explain tie problems of the day
one 81 tn" worst things in college
ne today = that youn:: men and wO-
men are taken from homes where they
nave been carefully nurturcd and sud.
denly put into utterly unchecked free.
uon, nus must lead TO disaster il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
MOVIE STAR WILL MAKE
SHOPPING TRIP WORLD TOUR
War! Pickfori to Build Itounc In Cali
f"rnin and Grt Furnishings
IN 1:urOpp.
bv Universal ScryiCc.i
N,.I.-l L.C 80, >,

10.
Los ANGELES. CAL. Fob IA
SHOPPING, trip which will take her
hearty, II not all the way around the
totd Tor this spring, according 10 q
statement made by the little moving
p!Gturc ceisDrity, this Afternoon.
NOW that L am going 80 build "A per-
mhnSnt home in California" said Miss
t!ckiord ! want the pleasure OF fur
n!sh!hS IT myself. so Ia the spring, ue
soon as 4 'tn!Sh my next picture | cX-
Dect 10 sail for Europe ana there buy
most OF the furniShingS. do not ok
pvct TO purchase lavish!y. but just picl;
~ Il Few THINGS in each country that
IKE ana which I would care 10 IavC
HToHnd INC IN IN? new house"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02

ATLANTN. GA. FoD. i-Oy.r -0nl
executive officials az indepcnacrtIN.
owned telephone Companies from nir
parts OF the United states viii nice, In
convention o. the National Asgociatirn
Of Independent Telephone Cnmpanins
Of the United states The c0nyantinn
VII continue for three DAYS ana viii
be featured D. addresses 81 the rlnst
prominen, men In tho Industry ana ny
htb,tions or he latest labor ana tina
saving necessities for the purnosn y,
opera tons. This ~ the nrsi zinc thIs
body has ever mot IN the south. ;bo
last uftccn annual conventions h5vfn,y
been held IN Chicago. 20"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
SIX ARE UNDER ARREST
Federal Agents Declare Thnt All Arc
Leaders az Communist
Nv Universal Service.

NEW ARK. y. j., Feb. six alleged
t;eds were arrested in u series OF
raids by agents OF tho Department of
I"slc. IN this city last nigh, ana to-
day, 1t was reported that scv.rnl ,,Lcr
suspects We're arrested in Bavonnc
Eiizuo"th and Passaic, but local mead
quarters of the department said de-
tails Of these arrests would no, no
given out until tomorrow.
We are Just hopping up." said Spe-
cial AEct; stone. "All the men We.
took here arc leaders of tho com
munist party. We fave nearly an of
tho leaders now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
WILL SELECT DEFENDANTS
WHEN COURT TRIAL BEGINS
Ariz"nn Tribunal Adopt. Nc,v Mc,Io
i'm Copper Strike
CASE.
I b. Associated PrrsR.I

TOMBSTONE, ARiI. Feb. Til
trials Of more than 700 persons, ac
cused OF depor,ing 1.lSG striking cor
per miners from Bsbcc, AriZ. to co
lumbus \ NJ. on July IL. 1917. vi
open in tn" coch6c County Court Ia
morrow morning. All Of the defend
ants VIII hc present and three Of thcr
viii go TO trial. but their names ".
not be announced until court opcnS'
The count! attorney tonight state
that the selection of the three VIII de
o"nd upon the presence OF witncsse
FOR tho state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
Mf;ntiscr.nis NInlrn

FAi.!S ""h. i.-Mnny priceless man.
DIS stolen recently from Il car on
We railway line between Dion ana
Me''uA' including The Two volumes OF
inc FAMOUS poem. Roman do "a Rose"
nave been recovered and now arc safe
~ Deposited with The court registrar
~ 'hdiill1n-s tir-Seinc. The poem was
We nr5i work % modern French lii
Cr@i HFe -" .!"s.oin out OF the language
OF tho M!ddi. Ages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02

SALT lake CITY. UTAH. Feb. L.
i;iishoP George Romnoy, 81 the Mormon
Itah. died today. AFTER a long lines
ne was born in England cighty-Minc
cars ego. and came to American in
90, w!th his parents, who settled at
:\"uEoo' HIS then the center OF the
Mormon religion. He came to Utah
WIN INC first bands OF setilcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02

:. NEW YORK. Fob. Imports from
f.ur"pe n lal" amounted 10 approx
the year before, according 10 = com
pllation ~ The National City Bank
made, public today. The estimate is
haSel on partial reports for December,
ana u Is expected THAT complete figures
ior l'l! "!tl show an increase Of i25
Per cent over those o! 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
VIII ENpInin Pniitirs.

NEW HAVEN CONN. Feb. l.
Prominent Republicans unJ Democrats
are 10 deliver Il series OF lectures to
ale undergraduates 10 tell college
men now TO get into politics and how
to be Of the most service" there ID
was announced tonight. Among The
spca kcrs viii be Homer S. CUMMINGS
chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee: Senator William s Calder
.r.," iic"gvs ana Frederick J..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-02
SAY WOMAN IS LEADER
Frau i.oni>r Cfrtx Threatens tn Suc-
rrrd I" Place Held by
"Rch NOSa.''
Iny Univcrsal Sorvic.-l

Nm. :
MEM lpRi IL, Feb. MINISTER Of De-
tense Nuskc'S most ViTulcut opponent
II me German National Assembly is Il
woman.
Her name ia Frau Louise Cietz She
Is duiN elected member Of this Assem- :
Ny, now generally called. as OF old
me RcichStag. IN cloqucncc ana fear
less energy, she bids fair 10 succeed the
murdered Rcd Rosa glastonbury n
nigh prieSt"Ss Of the SpartuciStS. she
IS !. member OF The independent So
clahSis. which party term has come Ia
stand Tor al Shades OF GcrnAn .Kchs.'