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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-13
GERMAN THRONE skhGlNCs
TO g. SOLD Ar AUCTION

Nr Thr tnH.Ulltn4 Press
NGA EuNN May pc Tho hangings
~ trO mreusi German thgone aud ~
fhn lrHnr fa.m are go be sold here a.
na.t.r Household eirpCts ~ FORMER
EnIsaf Nfhaim tne former kaiseIiu
and afafr usenhcrg ~ The German im-
nfrUI NmlF seized from the Imperial
palaras 80 nerln and Munich Tor I'M
pald hls after the emperor ahdicated
una wruf io Holland alao VIII be sold
undrr 700 hammer here May 20. one
81 tae c.iva largest art collectors an
nouuc.d today.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-05-13

An Trunks and Travelling Bags.
All Leather Goods.
An Bathing Suits for men, women and children.
All Women's Hand Bags
All Blankets and Comforts
All Clothing for men and boys.
All Mems furnishings Except Manhattan Shirts)
All Furnishings for boys
All Girls Dresses and Apparel
AN Hats for men and boys
All Ocloth for tables and shelves
All Ncckwear for men and boys.
All Umbrellas and Canes
AH Iephyrs and Knitting Yarns
SUI Window Shades.
AN Toilet Goods Except Colgates)
An JeWey for men.
An Work Shirts and Oyerals.
AN Mems Belts and Buckles.
AN Ihcmos Bottles
An Mons Collars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
PARIS PRESS BELIEVES
WORLDS SAFETY AT STAKE
Journal Des nebats Says Coup Conc,
sr right Moment to Wake Cp
America and England
iDy Associated Press.

~ associated Press
PAR1S, March 13.-The Berlin conn
means the return 20 the Eismarcli,n
policy OF establishing Prussian hcge
mohy in Europe by blood ana iron"
In the opinion o. lie TEMPS wnicb
says: The characterization OF the
German Reich was only apparent.
GermanyS disarmament was only
staged. The safety OF the world is
again at stake. II Europe is TO live
10 peace without the continuous dan
ger or imminent war spelling the death
sentence to millions OF men. tile Ger
man Reich must DO reformed
humanity has II right to greater
security. Otherwise rivers Of blood
"!ii soon flow. the responsibilities for
which VIII fall! upon the statesmen
~Ho are unable 20 enforce peace
lie Journal Dcs pebats says: '"rhe
coup dctat comes at the right mo-
Hent: for Il Viii make up America
and Britain to the fact that Germany
Is by no means changed and needs
speedy repression. Today Germany is
sun AT our mercy and her imperiaiistG
and m!litar!sts are unable to threaten
!hc allies. Being warned Of what we
nave 20 expect. the allies must parry
tho threat without delay"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
LEAGUE COUNCIL MEETS
TO DISCUSS PROGRESS
ADOPTS Resolution Proposing That
Commission BE- Sent to Study
Russian Conditions.
NV Associated Press. !

PARIS. March 1S.--Tne executive
council OF the league OF nations met to-
day in the cloakroom OF tho Foreign
ONCE. under the presidency OF Leon
Bourgeois.
IN his. opening address NJ. Bourgeois
reviewed the work of the council. lie
uaid that while there was some siiep-
tic!sm regarding the success ot the
League. j; had not retarded. the leagues
work. Up 70 tue. present time NJ. Bonr-
geois declared. the league. had shown
IT'S reality and vitality.
Arshar J. Balfour. the british repre-
tentative. replying to NJ. Bourgeois.
said there WIS no reason for anxiety
An 20 the field o: work Tor the leaguo.
ON the contrary, he declared, he expect
ed the nations and the people would
give the league AL The work ii could
DO.
a resolution was adopted providing
for the apo OF q commission OF
ten members. carl. With TWO COUNSEL
org. 10 make the proposed investiga-
ton into conditions in Russia as soon
as favorable reply is received from
the Soviet government. To THIS COM
mission is to be added q commission
from the in:crnation:t, Labor Bureau
for the Special purpose OF Investigate
ing labor conditions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
AUGUSTA COUNTY WILL
CONTINUE HEALTH WORK
Results so satisfactory in Year Just
crossed Local Authorities and Red
Cross VIII Bcnr Cost.

SrAUNrON. VA. MTarch I3.--Thc
character or the results obtained in tho
years health drive in Augusta County,
which effort came to q close on March
l, has So commended health work to
the local authorities that. In co-opcra-
tion with the Red Cross chapters of
the county, they have decided to con-
tlnuc the work without help from the
State.
Last years intensive work. made pos
slble by the cooperation o fthe county
authorities. Red Cross ana other well
fare orsaniZatio ions. show In q rema rir-
able manner the value OF co-operation
In communities seeking tho health and
CONSEQUENT happiness OF their people
The decision of the local people to
continue tho work at their own cS-
pensc: after receiving from the State
and, and international health board one
nalI OF the cost C the work for the
first year, is declared by health ON
cials to show clearly how public health
work. well done. appeals to business
men and men Of affairs. Augusta pro-
poses to Keep two nurses i'm the field
in following up with corrective treat
ment The defects found among the chill
dren IN the school Inspections. DR..
H. NJ. Wallace: who had - rgc OF the
unit as field director under the State
Board Of Health, will continue i'm
charge. His work, from the viewpoint
Of state health officials. has been kiSh-
~ satisfactory and successful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
7 !. w. WIS FOUND GUILTY
OF MURDER; 3 ACQUITTED
Jurors Sent lack to Deliberate Eur-
Their After Rendering Il Mixed
Verdict.
fBy Nssoc,ate,i Pros.

,. lISy Associate ell prc.s1
. MoNfESANO. WASH. March Ia
Seen OF the ten Industrial Workers OF
the World charged with the murder Of
Wnrrem @. Grimm. one Of four. former
parade at Centralia. Wash. wero found
guilty tonight of acknowledged muir
der. Three others were found not
guilty Loren Roberts. one OF the trio,
was acquitted on the ground of in
sanity.
\ mixed verde; offered by tho Jury
Trying ten Industrial Workers OF the
" Wor rn charged with the murder Of
slain during an Arm;sticc Day parade
~ CentraIin. was refused w Nudge
John VI: Wilson. who presided 1T the
trial. The court ordered the Jurors
10 return TO the jury room for fur
ther dcliberntiou.
II was announced that the verdict .s
returned acquitted Elmer Smith and
Mike sheshan, declared Loren Roberts
Becker. O. c. Bland. Bert Rlamd and
siisl smith guilty Of second degree
Lamb guilty Of thira-degree murder.
IT was explained tho verdict was re-
fused because the courts instructions
ulu not permit Of verdict OF third-dc-
ErGN murder. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
CLAIM THAT ADVENTURES
LURED INDIAN MILLIONAIRE
supreme Court Asked Ia Eject Return
Of Red Nun 10 Ills
(:unIdsau.
iB,' Associated Press.


TOPEKA. HANS. March l3.--Afier n
hearing To erect the return of Jackson
Barnett, 30. millionaire Indian. to his
Federal guardian. the Supreme Court
this afternoon announced that il would
take the case under adViSement 4
decision is not expected for several
days. II was said. Barnett aud his Two
weeks bride attended the hearing
Barnett and his young wife were
brought TO Topeka early today from
Co1feEvilIe where they have been liv
ing siIcc their marriage two weeks
ago. The Supreme Court was asked in
Il petition fled by Barnett's guardian
Carl o'tlornetti Of lIenryetta, Okla, 10
nave the lndjan placed in custody OF
the court. In hi; petition. O'Hornctt
charged the bride. who was Mrs Ansa
Laura Lowe. with being an advcN
turcSS or pronounced type. and that
she lured Barnett by urtful and de-
signing motives"
According TO O'liornett. the Indian
has an annual income from oil royal
ties OF $4,000 year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
This Rheumatic Remedy
Must Be Beneficial
Used i'll This Country for Over 40 Years and Distributed
Throughout the Civilized World

when a remedy for rheumatism has
been widely used for moro than 40
years, and when that remedy rs sold
in every civilized land. 1t must possess
unusual merit. Such rcna rkablc
record is enjoyed by Warmers Safe
Rheumatic Remedy. uncqualcd by any
other and now annually adding TO it's
laurcls Of two generations.
Authorities say rheumatism Is
caused b! an excess of uric acid in the
blood. Warmers Safe Rheumatic Rem
cdy goes directly 10 the scat OF the
trouble 10 remove the uric acid from
the System. |; contains no ia rInfui
drugs or narcotics. and Is as lis name
implies q Safe Remedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Luettwit2 from duty. That night Gen
crai Won Olderhausrn, on behalf OF the
government, went to pocbcritZ TO ne
gotiate with Captain Eberdt. OF the ia
nous Eberhardt naval brigade which
enacted tie chic, part in tho over
throw.
a Midnight Uitimatum.
General Won O!dcvhauacn argued
aga!net violent measures. Captain
Ebcrl,ardt refused 10 discuss the mat
tel lie declared theTroops would not
tolerate the present government. At
midn!sh. lie sent an ul;imatum TO the
government.
The Ebert-Eaucr government then
quietly packed NJ End It's memDc.> left
was learned that the revolving troops
were approaching the center Of the
city Orders were given TO the Noskc
troops to oppose The rebels. but TO
avoid bloodshcd
AT G:l5 O'Clock this morning tho rcb-
ei troops. headed by l4hcrhardt's naval
SELF in command. marched through the
brandcnburE safe, swung into Will
helns;rassc and Immediately occupied
~ Al EoeF o'cieek 'bpi r Eugene Schiller
Gaue-'s Minister of Justice. and Tn,
der-secretary OF State Albert received
T l'r. h app IN nj the chancsiior.s palais
test against the coap, then left
Rcvolutionists I'm Control.
-, At $50 the new government drafted
It's proclamation and proceeded TO
buiid up cabinet. Censorship was
established. and General Won Luett-
witz moved into Noske's headquarters.
Colonel Bauer was appointed chief
or OF star 10 the new Minister OF Defense
tbucttwitZD, and Captain pabst was
naniel first general STAFF officer.
AZ $40 guards were sent to tho Ad-
ION Hotel to protect tho entente mis-
sions Quartrred there
AZ : o'clock officials and clerical
forces arrived in the governmental 90
hces and discovered thar new gov
ernment was in control.
:, ~ NOON vast throngs moved up and
minors New thick and fast, hut there
were no disorders. and the city Is quiet
as this is fled.
Word comes from Munich, the cant
"a or Iavaria that there too, an over
thro" nag taken place, monarchists
having replaced the Bavarian govern
ment. The report is vague. however,.
Ina docs not Indicate whether tho
coup was part Of the Berlin move
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Your parents and udpar"nts prob
ably used Warmers safe Rheumatic
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1T has such a favorable history that its
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nave come to us, cxtollinE it's merits.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
HOLLAND CLOSELY GUARDING
KAISER AND CROWN PRINCE
Associated Press COrrcSpOndcnt at
Hague Reports That Neither
IL Implicated in Revolt,
Try Associated Press.

THE HAGUE, March l3.-Neittcr the
former Emperor nor the Crown Prince
is implicated in the overthrow OF the
government in Germany, so far as can
be learned here. The Associated Press
liable authority that both Ameron-
gen Castle, where tho former Emperor
lives and the Island OF WeirinGen
"h' , the former Crown Prince MA kes
his residence, arc so closely guarded
that &c Will be absolutely Unnecessary
for the Dutch government 70 take fur
their escape
1T Is learned however. that j. Z.
Kan. Sccretary-Generalo OF Holland who
Emperor and Crown Prince. is engaged
in conference with the Minister of JUS
tice, having previously consulted Off
Gals or the home ministry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

81 guarantee my ointment" Saws I,e.,r
son. OF Buffalo TO cure eczema: Ia s.n,,- H.
itching at once. and any reliable .iru-.,.,-
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iENSoN'S OINTMENT doesn't do every.
thng I say II will do"
william \. Carlcy. OF Franklin y y I.
surely wisc man. He writes: II used
PETERSON'S OINTMENT II little b,.-
suffering terribly with eczema. II G!d III,
work"
Then there is Aex. i.out:e 81 brave me-
man of iunalo who is glad to write Il.
follows: 81 had old sore on my L.: for
many years. Th: hest doctors failed pr
'rERSON'S OINTMENT entirely healed th,.
sore quickly" And from over in Cunatl.,
comes n letter from 4. Bluckcby. .,atiug
The best thing | ever hit for itching piles
il PETERSDN'S OINTMENT" \ Dig .ox
for 80 cents. Mali orders filled by Peterson
Ointment Co. Inc buffalo, y. Y.--kuv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
DICTATOR OF GERMANY
WAS BORN IN NEW YORK
Kapp Is Son Of Revolutionist Who Fled Germany in
1S4S and LuettwiN Is the Husband of a Girl
Born in Cleveland, Ohio.

.After the abdicution of E,lnucror >y;l-
liam ana the signing Of tho armistice,
Or, kapp M one. of the men whose
;trrcsi. was urged by the Independent
Socialists on the ground that he and
MS associates had been responsible for
thS continuation Of tile war
MaJor-tieneral Baron Won Luethwitz
VINO mas been named commander-in-
cniei. was military governor of Bel
gum during the early period of the
war ana later was q comma dcr on
,he Nerdun front. General Won Luett-
Wiz was one o. the leaders OF the
nil!tary party who opposed tho peace
treat" BEFORE the war he had held
posts OF military attachc of tho Ger
man embassy ut London and Petro-
Won l.uettwitZ is Il thorough Prus-
sian iic has an American wife. who
vas MISS Mary Curtis Cary, OF Glove
iand, OHIO. His marriage to Miss Cary
took place on July II. 1892 The
couple have two children, Irma and
CiuStavc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
Daniels Construction
Program Disapproved

WASHINGTON, March t:,.--4In the
interest Of economy" the three naval
BY Secretary Daniel. depending on
disposition OF the pence treaty were
disnpproScd todayNby liOuse naval
HubcOm mfttee.
An appropriation of $4,000, 900 for
continuing the unfinished 1910 pro-
gram WINS decided upon BY the sub
committee nS the only ship cOnstruc-
tion funds TO be provided for the
next fiscal year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
SAx0NY, BADEN, BAVARIA AND
WURTTEMBURG FOR EBERT
Issue i'roclnmntiOns Announcing They
Arc Inm0rab1y Opposcd 10
the kcactiUnurics.
fGv AsSociu ted Press

BERLIN March I3-Thc governmen,
in Dresden, SaNony. has issued a mani
iesto IN which IL dcnounces the in
venturcrS. which will collapse Of lis
own weight within Il few days" II an
nounccS that all orders and DEGREES is
and Will not be recognized. and calls
attention TO the army officers break OF
their oath
Tho governments OF bavaria, Baden
and Nurttelnbcrg also have issued pro-
carnations in which they declare rhry
are imfnortbly opposed TO the uncon-
stitItional Vaccinations OF reaction
aries. These governments recognize
only tho ebert government, and tho
National Assembly, saying that in this
they are backed up by the will of their
pcoplcS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
BERLIN Is CAPTURED
AS CITIZENS SLEEP
tC0it!nued From First PAge)

No:.:aued From FIRST Page
out Of Bauer's rooms. 1Tey were lcuv-
.n2 under protest.
"rhe old government; IS san IN cx-
Istence, but whe:e ca2nc: tell you"
said Dr. Albert. Tets see whether
this government can maintain i.self"
Chronology Of the Revolt.
saturday, 1890 L. A.-ficTe is, IN a
OF the events leading up to the over
throw of the EDcr. KoyernInent
Last Wednesday, General Won Lcett-
w1t1 informed Ebert that llis, Luett-
Wits troops. We're revolving and re-
fused TO etand amy longer by the pres
ent government.
The following The day the Ebert
government ordered the arrest OF DE-.
1sapp, Co!cael Bauer HorInerly CHIEF
OF General I,udfndo,S>s staTj. Cap
tain Pabst and number OF others.
Ter o. Defense. removed Generai Won
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
iHy Associated Press. !

NEW Y6 nS !! 'ag Mafch Pf fSs1MDr wolf-
gang kHpp. leader OF tho countcr-:ev-
oiuuoa in Germany which overthrow
the Ebert government. and now Chan
York City June ~. 1858. lie is tho
son OF German revolutionist of 1S4S.
who Was compelled TO flee 10 America.
land rarp Is pTss,ucm, 0a inc pa,HiSa
t!on. and during tho war wuS one of
the most ardent advocates Of the
ruthless war:S-c. He urged the
construction of more and more t-boatS
ard 10 tho submarine warfare gave
credit TO the fact that japan did not
send great army tn Europe.
Dr. kaDD was Il former conSerya-
tive member Of the EeichsiaG and gen
eral directo: of the German ASricul-
tnrai society. He had sharp quar-
mann Iollwcg during one OF the
stormy periods Of the war, ana there
was talk OF a duel between tho two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

peiiof expressed here today By Dr. T.
H.. Fokker Dutch nsul-gcneral.
pr Fokkcr~had lunch with Wilhelm
1T Amerongen IL few months ago. He
aescr:aed him today Il "Inumbling.
TO civilization" said DIR. Follkcr. All
through the luncheon he tnlimblcd uu-
nierouh phrases. that | could not un-
unintercstng occurrences at AIncron,
gen. All he can do now Is to Keep on
GlasppinE trees. His memory apparent
~ had gone: He is wholly unfit to re-
aume 4 position of powcr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
TELLS OF HUNS MISCONDUCT
Marshall Eoch ltcp0rls Attack. ,n
Allied Commissioners by

IEv Associatcd Press,

PARIS, March 1S.-A report OF the
sioncrs in Germany. submitted by Mar
snail Foch, was considered by the coun-
ell Of ambassadors ut the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs this afternoon.
Premier Mllerand proposed thar n
note ne sent to Germany demanding
similar acts. The question will now
he submitted to the allied governments
concerned.
The demand Of the hungarian peace
delegation for mOdificHtiork in the
military. aerial and naval clauses of
the Hungarian treaty also WAS con-
sidercd ny tho council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
REVOLT THREATENS
H"mor strengthened by application or
f'N-Emperor Under 81 Nom de
Gucrre for PASSPORTS,
e rniverNal ServIc..

~ THlverN3l ScrVTca
' GENEVA. March I3.--Iiumors that :,
counter-rcvoiution is being prepared
IN Austria were ns;dcrabiy strength
encd late today when it was learned
that cN-ENpcror Charles has obtained
passports for Vienna. his former capi-
tai.
In applying Tor passports the de-
posed Einpcror gave the name Of I[as-
par EovicZ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
General Maurice Doubts Success of
the Coup d'Etat of the Reactionaries

prcme council gives the order TO
Mnrshnl Foch. 1 do not believe the
German army at present numbers
100000 men, MS ulfeHed. If the
iiObcnzoitcrn movement In really
deep rooted La the army II procIam,-
ton m iindenhnrE ns dictator Is
likely to he the next Stcu. How
ever. would advise America 10
Sem the news from Gcrmuny very
closely. and not rush TO the con-
clu>iou that tho rest OF Germany
will follow Berlin's lead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
POLES AND CzECHS CLASH
Martial Law II Proclaimed I'm ,re,cb.,
ftebfHeite District, Result
OF Conflicts.
TBy Associated prc.s

I-,r>->. BY ASsociated Prcssl
, ltNNA, March 15.-Nartial law ha;
peen declared in the Tc3chcn plebiscitc
district by the allied rcprcsentaiivns
because OF conflicts between tho Poles
ana CEechs. Polish troops are rcpor-sd
70 nave occupied karwin Wednesd, :.
ntSht and created a reign OF terror il
Tn: town until midnight 81
much apprehension has been caused
~ inc warlike tone or dispatches fro
>, warsaw and Prague regarding he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
WHITE FILES REPORT
Minority Member % Coal Commission
Hands Ills Findings to
White House.
NV Associated Press.

i'v Associated Press
WASHINGTON. March 13.--John p
Whites minority report on the bitumi-
nous coal strike settlement was sub
United today to President Wilson. who
received the majority report OF the
coal commission two days ogo.
At tho White House IL was said that
It would take the President two o.
three days 20 go over the reports, and
il was indicated that no further s,cpS
looking to a compromise were TO he
expected before next week Mean
time the reports will DO withheld
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
Ludendorf Behind Coup d'Etat Designed
to Restore Hohenzollem Rule in GERMANY

cause he has I~d tho rcactIonary
movement since the urmjStlcr.
Unless tho movement n hiotfea
out. Hindcnburg will be proclaimed
regent preparatory TO the return Of
one OF the younger HoheBzoIIcrns
to the throne.
" In the supreme councils most
urgent duty Ia warn Germany that
the world will not tolerate this re-
NiNnl of mIIItnrism.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Novorossisk. on the Russian east cuas.
of the Black Sea for constantinoplo
! T,th 500. 500 wounded and sick refugees.
me NcsSel Is now several days over
duo ut the Turkish capital.
Wrcckage has been sighted by other
refugee ships since the recent blizzard
nave come fiom the overdue Russi,i,
steamer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
SUBMARINE HI BEACHED
Crnft Is Ashore on suntn Margarine
island. Nenr MaEdalena
Bay.
lRy .Associatrd prcss1

VALLEJO, CAL. March 13.-The L.
:. submarine Ill is beachcd on Santa
Marsarita Island. near Magdalena Bay.
Lower California, and her crew has
been fifteen hours without water. ac-
cordinS 20 reports received by the
Mare Island navy yard today.
Radio messages were, sent by the
naval officials to all SHIPS in tie vi
cini,y OF MiaGdalcna Bay, urging them
20 go to the assistance OF tho subna-
rine'S crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
NITTI REMAINS PREMIER
Rome Newspapers Tell or Constitution
W New Italian
Cabinet.
Icy Associated Press. !


ROME. March 13.-Alorning news
papers say the new Cabinet Will he
constituted rs follows:
, Premier and Minister of the Interior
iranceSco Nitu: Foreign Affairs. VII
Justice. SiGnor AIontara: Treasury PRO,
lessor Luigi i.uzzatti; Finance. Signor
SrhanZcr: War. Sisnor I;ono,ni; Mar
Ferraris: Agriculture, Alfredo ljaIciori:
l'uhiic Works, Signor Denava; 1ustruc-
ti"I1, SiSnor Tore; Posts and Trla.
Grarhs. SiSnor Allcssio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
PROPHET CURES MANY
"DrOther Isaiah" Continues 70 Draw
Crowds mt His HOuScbOat
on NlsSiaslppt.
by Associated Prcss


NEW ORLEANS. la. March IA
John Gu dncy !"Brother Isaiah"D
preached sermons ON faith and admin
istercd Treatments" TO several nun
dred persons today, continuing To draw
crowds. which caused ;hc stree: car
company Ia put extra service and
taxed tho resources Of tho police de :
partment. stories of cures" contin-
ued 10 be repeated. but numerous cases
OF failures also were recorded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
LEGISLATURE ENDS
REGUL AR SESSION

y !.GoNtlAued From First Page)
assembly Just closed had been the
nos, ,ft eHtravagant in 100 years. declared
snch z body than 20 have these price
less documents destroyed or endanger-
\ Delegate E,nduran,. Of primo. U.d-
ward; charged that tho General A.
iSeinin!y had saunndercd money reck
Eifty-three voted for tho hin and
sixteen opposed 80 "''"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
STEAMER WITH WOUNDED
ABOARD MAY BE LOST
Nu>sinn ship Chartered by American
Rcd Cross Already Five
Days Overdue

~ Associated Press
PNl;!S. Marcn l3.--iopc has been
abandoned Tor Il Russian steamer
chartered BY the American Rcd Cross
as a relief transport which lief,