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A Daily Once-O Over

! suitiIy 4 man who docs. not care how he
.oCk" does not care what he does
LOIS %! truth in that quotation.
i"h Know from cNlcricncc that YOU feel loss
cohiiiat"ii and less responsible in any nosi,ion
work. "'' ~"
NO man has the same vicor and confidence in
himself when h. is badly in need OF IA shave
ana ) wearing a sOilcd collar.
lSnt.it the truth"
i~"ppish!y as il is TO be tho reverse. for Won
,gver can % Your best in anything If you must
keep thinking 0f your clothes.
\ loi' Is always conscious Of his dress.
t'ni why go to the extreme in either direction?
Ana Why 'cc'usr YOU are married. snow less
pride IN making e good appearance.
your vic IS more anxious than YOU are that
N"E should present a neat ana clcan-cut front
l" Inc world. and she thought n lot about your
io"d IookS and Spic-and-SplunoSS while YOU
wcr" courtinG he. End she knows she IS blamed
nov Tor your uniidy drcss and habits.
Have PRIDE Copyright. 1920.
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FORMER FRENCH PREMIER
LAMENTS TREATY FAILURE
Says Defeat OF Document by United
States Senate Dcprivcs france
Of Guarantees
lBy Associated Press

PARIS. March 2S.-Jean Louis Ear.
thou. former Pncmier. who, while in
terpc!latinS the government In IN.
Chamber OF Deputies Thursday. ....-
an attack on Premier Lloyd Geo..
Grcat Britain. and said: "France
stands alone to face German revenge,
today In an interview amplincd his r.f-
crcncc 10 the rejection of the Versau.
res treaty by the United states Senat..
In the chamber may be-" h. said. ~
involves: above all. in discussions Of
n,ernntiona relations a certain
to submit on Thursday. ! understnmd
the necessity for this. ana could nor
Say az thought of the situation ete-
hicd by the Scnate'S refusal to rntifv
The treaty. | admit ! was embarrassed
hy my role Of prophet. since | was the
ne treaty Ia take such nm e~ventualI,y
INTO consideration; it. therefore, causcu
me emotion without giving me undue
sunrise.
What Will be its ~onscnuonces? !.
cannot be doubted that the rejection
of The pact dcprives Franc Of on OF
me very cSScncc Of the treaty. With
the naturalization Of the left bank OF
ne t;hinc, urged by Marshal Foch.
whose memorandum was strongly sun
ported by Premier C~lcmcnccuH. the
roads OF invasion OF France from III.
east would have hcen closed and the
~ % our country assured. To
~rcnouncc guarantees OF such iinpor-
tancc, whi.h appeared at first TO br
only real ones. equivalent guarantees
81 security We're absolutely necessary.
President Wilson had promised Us
them and they were given ~ in tho
treaiy Rejection Of the treaty leaves
is incomplete and which is Il. symbol.
not an instrument o. action.
On the other hand. the guarantee
ing pact ratified by Great Britain has
no practical value since it cannot come
i:ito operation unless the United
states %ratifcs what her official rcnrc-
sontatINr has SiEmrd in nor name"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29
NEW IRISH HOME RULE ACT
READY FOR SECOND READING
Premier Lloyd Georges "Panacca"
Bill Will BE Taken Up
Today,
ny ronBi3s

LONDON. March 2S.-lrcmier Lloyd
Georges 'panacca' for ireland. the new
home rule bill, upon which the coali-
ton government p~redicates its future
existence will come up for its second
reading in the House of Commons to-
morrow.
The debate on the scheme. by which
the Lloyd George ministry, according
10 the premicr's own declaration. will
stand or fall. will last two or three days.
No other business will be considered
until the new attempt 10 solve the
hitherto insoIublc problem has sue
cccdcd or failed.
Formidable opposition is expected
from the Liberals. led by EN-lrcmier
AsHui,h and the Lahori,es. but the
the certainty that they will eventually.
muster a solid coalition majority Of go.
Chief Sccrctury'a View.
I'm, Macfherson.. Chief Secretary for
reading Of the bill. said tonight:
This is tho fourth attempt to give
ireland. s"f-s"vcrnincn,. II is :, sim
th" government is determined to sue
coed.
The attcmp; is made at a time of
exceptions! stress and difficulty IN Ire
land with adverse criticism from un-
,Npcctcd quarters PREVIOUS attempts
lorcc n 'a!Iy' un nGt"n rc mex soWsh, t"
-. '''N - l''s'i
"rh" essential point OF his bill is
that freshmen OF every class and de-
scrintion VIII ilaye an ,oppor,mnity OF
proof that this measure is not rantas-
tic. not a ira vcsty and not a mockcry.
- the fact that the financial terms are
icrcd."
Paper Warns Premier.
THE Daily Express says the C~nionist
opposition to the hIll IS mt as for
midable as had hecn expected because
the government has promised 20 con-
slider sympaihctiCaiiy proposals for adj
diiiona! safeguards to the southern
Cn]i"nists' Tn paper warns tn" IRE
Let US handl" the problem as We
banded the I;ner problem boldly. hu-
the editorial "Th"r" is not an hour
20 ne lost. Th" Sim as wei as Dublin
has los; control; even the sim feiners
even anxious to hec the country.
TIL. plight Of the common man and
woman in Ireland il %traEical beyond
descrintion. The country, is drifting
towards doom. God save Ireland
On-r Nine amendments
Nine amendments against the bill,
have already been announced. j. r.
clyncs. the labor leader. viii move
eX-rrcmicr Asquith will as!, tho gov
not TO force through u meas
urc that is not acceptable TO any see
ton % the Irish nation. . measure
up Two legislatures and an executive
with co-ordinatc powers and which VIII
indetn;tely POSITION" the estahlishrucDi
OF AN Irish Parliament.
Premier Lloyd George viii follow NJ
Asquith and take up til. cuIrr!s for
the bill ,upon which his tenure in the
depend Tho debate is expected 10 be
a memorable one.
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Eggs.

y. q. T-four inquiry, what is an egg: rcceiy-
cd. An egg IS az oblong condition of albuncn
ana Nc!k' surrounded by an inner mcmbranous
shell and enclosed in IN outside shell of a sort
81 nm" composition. Eggs arc laid by various
"H"S ana some animals, notably chickens
chicken eggs were once a wcll-known article
al common food. but like the ok. Blue Canary.
bodo and other fowl. chickens recently STONED
aging any more GEES than they needed for
family use. and the edible egg is now extinct,
IKE the p!n"saurus and Bryan Dcmocr.t
Specimens Of chicken eggs arc to be found in
smithsonian storage houses and on the man,cI
*h''NeS IN the Homes OF l:si: Corncrcrs. Note:
Nm "gg WAS formerly beaten UP i'm what wa
"m""n as a Golden l'izz. but tina, is also cx-
iinei' 1t IS even eXtinctrr than the egg.
H. f. "
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Thc Fundamental Issue.

10 the i.n!tHr at The Times IbiSpatCn.
Sir.--Thc arguments by tho various counsel
before the supreme Cour, OF the United States
IN the suits brought TO test the validity OF the
hhGnicenth ainenGmeni. follow very closely the
case outlined by the state of Rhode Island at
nc time IT'S sun was flied, note with some
surprise mat neither in these arguments. nor in
ihr br!"lS submitted to the court. is tn. one
great Fundamental issue. on which the valid ~
"i IN. amendment mus; stand or fall. ma lie
clear. THIS is: the unqucStioncd fact that in
nnrrhi and 'nnli"nabie rights OF the American
Dtoplc-not OF the States or q Statc-wcrc
COSBY violated by the adoption Of the amend
ment. without giving them an oppotunity to
express their wishes concerning il. This is not
The so-cailcd referendum" issue. II goes much
ntei'eT 'han any question Of state rights. or the
right 70 Il referendum III states having a pro-
vision for a popular vote on matters dealt with
u! thrir legislatures. IT is the fundamental
question Of an civilized society: whether the
individual citizens have rights and liberties
that cannot be taken away from them By the
ACTON OF congress or the state Legislatures.
Most Of the objections to the amendment tina,
hnv" been submitted to the supreme Court are
weak and inconclusfve. The issue Of ina!ien-
able rights is the only real hope for setting
aside tho amendment.
WHIDDEN GRAHAM.
New York. March IS, 1920.
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INVESTIGATE MORE CHARGES
OF SECRET GERMAN PLOTTING
Paris Say. That over Three Hundred
Thousand 1ronps tOuid BE RAISED
In bayarin Alone.
tRy Associated I'rcys]

tNRiS. March 2~S-Charges that TIN.
nl.In,.,E party IN Germany has been
secretly working on a corcanizntio,,
plan for the German army are made
oT hc Journal today Investigation has
revealed this. ii declares, and has
shown That tho lis, OF men who can
bn mobiliZ.i at tho ;irs, call totals
5cu.n"o in Bavaria alone.
N" ittit larisicu SAYS II learns tina,
w. government has proposed to the
allies mat Immediate action he taken
- prevent The neutral zone along the
.'t''Ihn border being constantly en-
t'f'ii b% k~eichswchr forces contrary
~ TIE Hcacc ir"atv'S stirIlatiuus.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER


Inc iuiy had put i, all over the quiet
mounted shrimp With the sa.!ron streak up ana
down his spine.
me SHRIMP stepped into a confectionery
store that had u brass rail running around IN,
. oil the counter. and said to the clerk:
"Woosh- woosh. y couple o. snmuzzums for
the Spazza2Zl.'
INC clerk gave him what he suffered for.
ana immediately thereafter the Shrimp walked
up 20 the BULLY, pokcd him in tho eye with five
"hscrs and 8; thumb all doubled up in a lump.
and said:
marked"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

roth" Editor. OF The Tim. = Dispatch:
Sir,--lsn't there something that can be done
III regard 10 regulating the jtncy fare, and
haxr the fare iN.d 50 that the public viii know
poet"
sThe cther day Mrs. A. boarded a j:tney and
alter she sat Gown and started off asked :rc
'"r" and the jitn"ur replied, 10 cents.
IN a few moments Mrs. r.. before entering.
asked the fare. and ne replied, s cents 80
Now, isn't j; possible 20 MAKE somc rule.
whereby ali can have same fare? So often dur
ny INC rush mons tho fare * 10 cents. and
Mhe,l duIi hours come. il filis back TO : cents.
- ms t.r; an injustice to ihc public? live n
the West End. and have used ji,neys often. but
am not :: victim OF the l0-Cent fare.
II nc litneurS were not making e living they
would soon seek more lucrative employment as
most OF them are strong. aDic-bodied, sensible
men.
adjusted. SIIiSc
Richmond. Va. March -. 1920.
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solder. Are Liberated.

Mp3NUW, March ga Telegram
has been received by the Red Cross Of
iiciala here from j. y. Mcdill. Of Jar
nsa. cal. and Lieutenant Frank Il.
Blunt. OF Piano. H.. who were re-
ported last January TO have been cap
iurcd by the l:olshcvists in Eastern
siberia. The telegram was sent b. way
OF China. from lrkutsk and stated they
and another american amc Lacy were
leaving for Ncrkhnic-Udinsk indicat-
ing. mat they, and probably the British
and Danish nationals taken by soviet
forces in the Far East. had been lib
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QUESTION STEAMERS CREW
REGARDING ORIGIN OF FIRE
English Police, Uowcvcr. Emil to As
certain Any Definite
INFORMATION.
NY .NirH I'rcss !

SOuTHAMPToN. ENGLAND. March
:s--A!i the mcw hers OF the crew Of
me Amer .'hn Line steamship Ihiladcl-
ihia, on BOARD which Two lrcS broke
out saturday. damaging the vessel so
badly, that her sailing date HAD TO be
~lbandHncd. were questioned hy the 30
lice today. No definite results We're
obtained in ascertaiuing the origin OF
-: fire. The information gathered,
however. Is said 10 lead the police Ia
the hone that they VIII be able to cap
iurc the persons guilty of starting the
y large force of men today began
renairing the Philadelphia and il is cx-
p,ccted the vessel will be able TO sail
this week for New York.
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SON OF FAMOUS ACTOR HEADS
BRITISH TROOPS IN IRELAND
General Sir Nrvl Nacrendy, London
rfrOp0titnn Police Commissioners
to Succeed General Shaw.
IBy Universal Sarri,c

LONDON. March 2S.--Gcncral Sir Nc
vi Macrcady, com missioner Of the
london metropolitan police and son of
william Charles Macready. tho famous
actor, has been chosen 20 succeed Cen
cral SIR FREDERICK g. Shaw. as com
mahder-in.chicf of the British forces
IN Ireland. the Daily Express am
nounces. Sir Nevil will go to ireland
is stated.
Genera! Sir Nevil Macrcady is "a vet
Gran OF many colonial expeditions. lie
nolicc. since 1918. General Sir I|rcdcr-
lex shaw has commanded the forces
III ireland for the last two wears.
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RECENT GERMAN REVOLUTION
INJURED TRADE RELATIONS
Several berlin F%innnciai Institution.
which Had offered Credit to Gov
eminent Withdraw Oners.
lily Associated Press ]

BERLlN. March 27.-lt has been
learned from American sources, saws
tho TaEcblatt today. that a number
of financial concerns which had Of
Tered 10 provide credits to aid i'm the
recovery or German trade have with
drawn their offers as n result of the
recent kapp coup d'ctat.
For The same reason, adds the
newspapers. the negotiations which
had been nearly completed for shin
mcnts of large quantities OF potash 20
America, have been indefinitely post
Doncd.
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KAISER MOVING TO DOORN
Majority Of Former I:mperor's Lug
EnGc Has Already Dccn Taken
From Bcntinrk Castle.
lI;y AssOriatci prcss !

A.MEItONGEN. MARCH oS.-Part or
former Emperor Williams personal
luggage has been moved from Ben
timex Castle. where lie is living at
present, TO Doom, where he IL soon
to take up his residence. y large mum
Der Of trunks, most of which had not
been opened since tho former En-
pcror's arrival here. have been taken
to Doom in motor trucks.
Moving day for Count ~IohcnZollcrn
is expected 10 be May I.
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PROTEST DAYLIGHT SAVING
Strikes Break Out In Northern ItaIy
against Decree Putting the Clock
One Hour Ahead.
Ky ImiVcrsNl Sieryicc.

ROME, March 2S.-EXtcnsivc strikes
have roken out in Northern Italy in
protest against the decree OF March
u declaring the beginning of summer
and putting the clock one hour ahead.
The municipal council Of Milan has de-
cidcd 10 ignore the decree.
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Rc'irinE Them:

Ian across II dear old gray-whiskerc cred vet
erah OF Jcstcric today. reading Il book edited by
rom Mason, the man who wished there were.
something funny III Life. It's about the jury
mat stood II to when the balm. after they'd
argued seven hours with no change. asked.
shall order Il dinners. as usual?'
No growlcd the foreman. Make it II din
ners ana one hHIc Of hay"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

nycm those war veterans most intent on
the last obtainablc ounce OF bonus must feel
their gorge rise a little al the suggestion.
presented through the newspapers by some
of Their oticious and vociferous volunteer
moulhpieces. thai failure to take care OF
Them viii drive them TO become Rolshcvists
ana l.. ". MS.
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Charcoal ,:rn.s Daily Thought.

When dc WORT cit so contamination d,,
'"hhil dc elevator ann hard work" said Char
coal f.ph, rumin?tivcly. 81 cyaru't help rcmcm-
e'h whcn Nwas Il boy pushiu' 4 lop-carcd
mcwi arotn ten acres am thinkin' ] WAS lucky
when hccrd dc dinnah Dell. Try a pancake.
NIiStah j."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

With Estl!onia and Livonia, two Of the
former Russian Baltic provinces now indie
pendent nations, threatening to fight over Il
BOUNDARY dispute. We may soon have oppor-
tumiy to sec how the scheme OF the league
OF FGtions works, Ii the league cannot settle
a dispute between two small nations it would
apI,aar to be futile for it, to engage in a major
undertaking..
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Deny scutari occupntiop.

PARIS, Starch 2S.-EormaI dcnio, Of
the recent report that Italian troops
nad occupied Scutari. Albania. is made
by 'hc italian delegation here.
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OF the evils whicl, have been brought upon
The country by reason Of the vicious activities
OF this movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Tie richest man in the world is he who is
days WoIk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

WHAT'S tn use % tryin' { keep a
Limousine Wife on u ~F'livvcr Income?
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Voice of the People

Letters must give the name md udure.n ,,
INC writer. Name Will not be pubIished n w-it.s
so REQUESTS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

'1iLErIiO\I: Randolph l..
r-,ratc Branch k.IclinnsS
connecting with nii Depart
. mcntS.
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ADDRESS ALI. COMM MICA
TIONS Ia The Timrs-Dis-
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Ambassador Wallace has necn informed by
tho state DeparAgtcmt ihat The un.ted States
government %Hl .trt oppose the sending OF
German government troops into the RUIN
Nniley TO qncil the uprising thcre. From
iAiS II would seem thai he attitude Of the
american government is that ii lie Germans
Want no c>icrninute one another, it is none
OF our BUSHES to interfere.
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SUNDAY. MARCH,
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BRANCH OFFICES: Was,
+. ingtop. liI6 New York Ave-
nue.: New luik City. fifth
:, Avenue building. Chicago.
= Peoples Gas building /:
= Philadelphia. Co.uniai IrU,t
A. isuil,liu..
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TIE DISrATCii

rl1sIISllED every day.tn the, year at 10 south Tenth
Street. Richmond. VA, by The 2inrS-ibispatch iub-
IishinE Co.. Inc. Churlcs r.. HasbEook, Editvr and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

N"t'hb NE IRISH reservation into The treaty
=" Sn"" i"Ne Tor ireland and then voting TO
Nil Inc treaty was a typical irish hun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

u is stated that art fourishcs under the
regime %! inc Hol8levists in Russia. Yes
we arr oI discriminating all who oppose tho
'9iahh'' m!sruIe to which the country i.
subjected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-29

Naturally, the fact tia, Mr.. Caney. of New
f0rF' heads The milk commission, irrcsistibly
suggests cafe au iait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07
MODERN GUN UNIT IN D. c.
Six-Inch Howitzer Battery Au.
thorized for National Guard.

A battery Of 155-mm howitzers-the
s1x-inch corps guns OF the future-has
been authorized by the militia bureau OF
the War Department for the District OF
Columbia National Guard. Two Of these
ultra modern motorized batteries have
been authorized in the guard units OF
the United States. the one which will be
formed in the National Capital and an
other in Oregon.
The new battery will consist Of four
ofHcers and eighty-six enlisted men to
work the four big guns. the eight five
ton tractors and the three motorcycles
with side cars. which comprise the
equipment.
The new motorized howitzer battery
IS one OF the first specialized units OF
modern warfare to be attached to the
District Of Columbia National Guard.
Special units are appearing here and
there throughout the country. The local
howifzer battery will replace the old
neld gun battery which for years before
the world war was part of the District
National Guard
The worth of the 155-mm. howitzer
was proved on the battlefields of Eu-
rope. 1t is destined to become the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07
OFFERS SHARES FOR SALE.
Libby, McNeill 4 Libby Author.
ICES New Financing.

CHICAGO, May IA hfty per
cent stock dividend of $4,000 shares.
with a par value Of Ss.4oo.ooo, has
been authorised by the directors Of
Libby, McNeill 4 Libby. manufac-
turers Of food products. Payment is
to be made August "a to stockholders
In addition $4,000 shares. with q
par value Of $40. arc authorised for
sale to employees and stockholders.
Employees will he given an opportu-
nifty TO purchase a total Of 100000
shares of deferred payments. At pres
emit the company has outstanding
stock totaling 1,2S0,oo0 shares. with a
par value Of Sl2,soo.ooo. The new
financing, the directors announce. 10
made necessary by increased BUSH
ness.
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WOULD EXTEND TREASURY
BOND BUYING PRIVILEGE

Extension to July !. 1921. of the
existing authority of the Treasury De-
partment to purchase bonds issued
by the federal land banks is pro-
posed in a resolution introduced by
Chairman Plat Of the House COM
mittee on banking and currency.
The resolution recited that the pro-
ceedings now pending In the Supreme
Court attacking the constitutionality
Of the farm loan bank law. might
prevent the banks from }isposing Of
bonds. the proceeds from which
would be needed to furnish necessary
loans to farmers.
The situation resulting from the
attack on the farm law was discuss
cd at a conference of farm loan bank
managers here last week. and 1t de-
yeloped then that the court proceed
inEs had resulted in holding up
$50, 100000 in loans to farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07
WILL BANANAS STAY HIGHl
Third Shipload Arrives at Balti-
more in Two DAYS.

BALTIMORE May within forty
eight hcsrs ended yesterday three
banana ships arrived at this port.
bringing a total of So.S66 punches of
that fruit. The latest was the steam
ship Verona. from Tela. with 10000
punches Of bananas to the United
Fruit Company On Wednesday the
steamship Vaudeville arrived from
Kingston. Jamaica. with 1926
lunches of bananas to the United
Fruit Company. The steamship Fort
Gaines arrived from Port Maria. ia
maica. with $3.50 punches for the
Baltimore and Jamaica Trading Com
pany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07

Mrs. Ellis. Miss Cenroy, Miss Alvord
Mr.. sisson, Mr.. Payne and Mr.. schul;
committee on arrAnkements, H. II.
Powell, +. Adams. II. F. Chandler, F.
g. Fraser. H. P. Miller, r. L., Payne,
M. j. Ira Wand and e. e. Trott.
Al 1ei3e the entertainment program
was suspended and Refreshments
we're served in the big eanteen In the
basement. The entire building was
decorated for the event by the war
risk workers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07

every activity from bowling in the
basement to games and dancing on
two upper floors. Director Choltn1ey-
Jones and Col. Max Wainer. assista mt
director in charge of personnel, were
guests of honor.
The Entertainment that was pre-
scented by war risk talent included
black-face stunts, with music num-
bers by Miss Amores. in Epantshs
Miss Considine and Miss Nails. The
reception committee was composed of
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Hailstoues Biz as Apples.

MOBILE. Ala, May 7.-Five hundred
panes Of glass were broken in one
florists hothouse by hailstones meas
uring two inches or more in diameter
which fell throughout Mobile and its
Immediate vicinity for fourteen minutes
WedneSdA
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Brasil's Rights Conceded.

RIO JANEIRO. May 4.-Tha French
AMBASSADOR today transmitted to the
Brazilian foreign Office note from
his government declaring France rec
ogniZes Brazil's right to ownership Of
the former German ships seised in
Braxiliapr waters,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-07
Palmetto Mills Declare Dividends.

GREENvILLE. S. c.. May 7.-Di-
rectors OF the Woodside Cotton Mills
Company Of Greenville and Of the
Riverside Manufacturing Company Of
Anderson voted to declare stock divi-
dends Of 100 per cent.