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, 1921-11-10
INCONSISTENCIES PLEASE
BE CAREFUL

Those persons who are making
moo0sAine are respectfully requested
by the City Officials to be careful and
not dump mash into the sewers,
During the past few months the
city has besn pat to much expense
heeause Of the necessity Of tearing
up eewsr mains and cleAntng out
msa1 that has been dumped iato the
sewer and that has clogged II up.
On Monday last over Q barrel Of
this mash was taken from the sewer
in the east end Of the city.
Moonshiners should be more care
full In disposing Of their mash as the
city can Ill afford to spend the money
necessary to continually tear up and
clean out sewer mains.
Any Moonshiner caught can rest
assured that II his cAs 10 tried be-
fore the Police Judge the maximum
penalty will be given to him.
, 1921-11-10
OIL HERE

Mr.. W. L. McLaine and a party Of
California friends arrived in Rawlins
Tuesday. Billy as he is Familiarity
called by his intimate friends. is al
ways received with open arms when
he visits Rawlins. He always took
. leading part on behalf Of his COM
pany in the things most worth while
for this community.
Mr.. McLaine will spend several
days in Wyoming looking after COM
pany affairs.
Included in the party Is Mr.. Rod
ney s. Durkee of Los Angeles and
Mr.. Myron A. Folsom OF San Fran
cisco, the latter one Of the leading
mining law attorneys In the nation.
, 1921-11-10

person or persons SO offending with
in a period OF one year next follow
ing such conviction.
Section g.. That no person shall
dance with another person at a pub
lie dance within the City of Rawlins
in a vulgar or indecent manner.
Section 4. That for the interpre-
tation Of this ordinance. the follow
Ing definations are hereby adopted:
Public Dance"-Any dancing
meeting or gathering in which the
public generally may participate.
whether or not a charge for admis-
sion or dancing is made.
"A Vulgar or Indecent Manner
Dancing with cheeks close or touch
ing. with n n arm or arms thrown
about the neck OF the partner. with
a shaking Oh jerking OF the. upper
body while taking short steps or
standing still. or in any suggestive or
sensual manner.
Section s. ANY person or persons
who shall violate any provision OF
this ordinance for which no punish
nent has hereinbefore been prescrib-
ed shall be deemed guilty Of a mis-
demean0r and upon conviction shall
be fined not to exceed 10000. to
which shall be added the costs of the
action: -g
Section 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Passed and approved this end day
Of November A.. D.. 1921.
X. H. HAD9ELL.
President Of Board OF Trustees.
Attest: BELLE RYAN.
City Clerk.
Approved: z. A. KELL.
(9EAIl sH MayOr.
, 1921-11-10
(BY H. j.

CASPER, Wyo., Nov. 0.-Au
0fGaAization named Wyoming indie.
Pendeat Oil Association was com.
pseted this afternoon i'm an orderly
bat determined way by the unani.
NOUS vote of more than a hundred
OIL operators In this state. About
two hundred oil men crowded the
hotel HeRaing banquet room,
Il. J. Williams Of the T.. T. vii.
ltazns OIL Co., explained the purpose
81 the meeting. Ex-Governor Brooks
Was elected chairman and a commit
tee was named to find and present
Governor Ca ey, and he made it very
clear that he was in favor Of going
into y thorough Investigation Of the
great disparity in price between high
grade Wyoming oils and the lower
grade Of mid-conttnent oils. This
was received with great applause and
followed by speeches and remarks
that in political conventions would
have been called silver tonguel ora
lions. Talks ere made by f. T.
Williams. Swartz, Algco, W. f. West,
Max ball, w. c. McLaine and many
others. Geo. f. Brimmer, W. l.. Nc.
Iainc and H. F.. West of the Rawlins
operators were elected a. members
of the board of fifteen directors.
F0rceful committees were nalAed
and progressive action promised and
from all indications totlay's action by
independent oil operators is an i'm.
postant epoch In the history OF Wyo-
mfng oil.
Casper, Nov. g.. tmorning)-Oh! l
see. say the blind man, a double
compound fracture is the cause of all
this trouble I've the price Of Wyo-
ming oil. The independent operators
are hit fore and aft by increased cost
OF production over Standard opera
tors because of the latter's greater
buying power and hit again by receiv-
ing fifty cents a barrel less than is
paid for mid-continent oil containing
less gasoline and less lubricants.
The Independents are being aided
and abetted by many OF the Stand
ards W family. who. operating as
subsidiary companies. each with diff
ferent officers and stockholders, are
paid the same posted price as are In
dependents. Now. 1t seems, that the
stockholders in the Standard subsid-
iaries are bowling for larger divi-
, 1921-11-10

Surveyors have been working at
the Fort Steele loading racks lately
and stated that they e setting
grade, stakes for the proposed rein-
cry. One member Of the party rep
resented that he was in the employ
OF the Royal Dutch HILL. There h
considerable speculation about this.
However. Many are induced to think
that the @. r. 10 behind this work.
, 1921-11-10
WILL HAVE FLORAL BOOTH

The Boys Comrade Club Of the
Presbyterian Church will have a
Floral Booth at the Calvin Circle Ba-
zaar to be held on Nov. 18th. These
boys will sell flowers, bulbs in pots,
etc.
, 1921-11-10
THANKS CITY

Thanking trustees Of City and May
or Kel1 Tor, cdntribution Of $500 10
nnieh payment on band Instruments.
J. =. McNuLTY.
Conductor.
, 1921-11-10
AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO
PUBLIC DANCES WITHIN THE
CITY OF RAWLIN6, WYOMING.
PRE0CRIBIN0 A LICENSE FEE
THEREFOR: p ROHIBITING
DANCING IN A VULGAR OR
INDECENT MANNER AND PRE-
VIOLATION THEREOF.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
lBy United Ncws.l

WASiiINGrbN, May ~ Former
President Wilson sees in Memorial
Dag 'his year an opportunity 80
rcdciiCat" ourselves to the achieve
mcni of ia" great objects for
which tn" world war wae fought.
AMI, Will" not specifying any II
IN" provisions Of the NcrSaIil IS
treaty. he plainly indicates his
hope. in TIA. nrst public statement
Ii" has made since retiring from
tho White House. that tho Ancri-
can government viii take further
steps 'q,"ard fulhIling it's duties
growing out of that war
iiis u;tcrancc. In the form of q
Memorial Day letter to the stars
and stripes" official organ of ihc
y, r. J.. during tn" war. roads:
Memorial Day has always been
on" "C our mos, solemn and
ihouGh;tul anniversaries when We
recalled great Nrcm"rios and dcdi-
Gated ourselves again TO the main
t"nanch and puriiica;ion of the
nation: hut this year /, has an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
16 NEW HOMES TO
co UP At BYRD PARK
Clarence Cosby to Erect Build
ings at Cost Of
100000.
TO BE BUILT FACING LAKE
Butler Declares Construction
Work This Month Will
Set New Record.
TO BE BUILT FACING LAKE

Clarence Cosby VAS yes,crda Y
granted a permit by Building inspec-
tor Eutlcr for tho erection OF sin
'ccn frame and stuccn dwellings, 90
bc located on a semicircle plaza fac
Ing Byrd Park Lake. to hc known IS
Byrd Park Court. 10 COS, s2o1 900
Each dwelling is to be OF a distinctive
tNpc Of architecture. and will hc &c.
signed both for comfortable horne:
ana for beautiful surroundings.
Mr.. Cosby recently dedicated to thS
city pla, of land in the center oi
the plaza. Ia he utilized as graSs
plot. with fountain and ornamental
lights. Tho eighteen. houses viii
surround this plor on three sides. III
open space being immcdiatciy oi..o.
site the lake. Tho property il located
in tho square bounded 10y Lake Road.
Lak"view Avenue and Gilbert street.
Excavation work has already Sc"n
started
Mr.. Butler stated Yesterday that the
amount Of permits issued during :hs
month would, in all probability. cx-
coed that uf amy month sine" the or.
canization of tho department. About
sevcnty-iivc permits for dwellings
have alrcai:. been issued. while s.v-
eral apartment houses arc in course
# construction The Inspector csIi.
mates that $1,000, 900 will scarcely
cover tho cost of construction OF tn.
structures for which permits have
hccn applied during the month. Other
permits issued yesterday
Rich hnlnnl fIntrI t'nrpnr.,;,p
pair hotel. To cost $4,000: II. W.'Roun.
tree. 10 repair i25 and i27 West Rroa,i
street. 10 cost $3.50: George iiir:ds.
l." build apartment house. All Bou'S.
ward. 10 cost $4,000: J. II. Coieman
10 build frame and stucc" house. I2s
Dundee Avenue. to cost $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
rs STUDENTS GRADUATE
FROM MEDICAL COLLEGE
Names of Successful Candidates for
Degrees Announced After Meet
ing of the Faculty.
MAJORITY AXE vIRGINIANs
Practically Every County in Stat"
Represented i'm Iist-DipIomns Ia
he Awarded Tucs,lay Night at
City Auditorium.

Reading the names OF the seventy
SIX successful candidates for degrees
in Medicine. dental surgery and phar-
macy from the Mcdical College ut v!r-
Ginia. following a meeting OF the ,S,.
ulty. was the occasion for much and
prolonged demonstration last night.
OF tho acvcr;y-six who make IN
the class OF 1871. twcntv-ninc win
graduate in medicine, thirty. four in
pharmacy and thirteen IN dental
surgery. All but twcivc are from
the state of Virginia. practical. =.
every county being rcnrcS ned N
the student body Of i2o.
Ii is interesting to note that ahou-
half Of the mcdiclI and a third Of
the pharmacy graduates were .cit.
supporting during the session lus
completed.
DR.. Len roughton viii preach tho
hacchlaurcatc sermon Sunday nirht
in the Grove Avenue BAPTIST church
on The Making and I'nmak,ng ci a
Doctor. commencement exercises
VIII he held at the city Auditorium
Tuesday night. Dr. l.. w Roa weight
president OF the University of Rich
mond, viii deliver the address. Tie
Alumni Associate Will hold n meet
ing at tho college building MONDAY
night at o'clock. y smoker VIII
continued on Page A. Col 6l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
IBy Associated rrcss.I

HATTIESBURG. MISS. May 81
Standing at the head OF Il flight of
stairs. pistol in hand. tho Rev. 6. ).
Harmon. a Methodist preacher, late
last night stood off a masked mob
intent upon removing Casey Il. Jones
from tho Methodist Hospital here.
Jones was wounded yesterday by ].
6. Mosely after he had shot and dam
gerousiy wounded Mrs. Mosely.
Dr Harmon. commissioner Of tho
hospital. unon learning that feeling
was aroused against Jones. seated
himself in tho dark at q window
which gave him good view OF the
street in front of the hospital. Two
or three automobiles soon drove by,
arousing the parsons suspicion. and
he called up the police. asking for
more guards.
Before they arrived, however, a
number of masked men slipped into
the yard and ono of them bandagc
as though injured. stepped upon tho
gallery.
DR. Harmon rcfuscH to allow him
70 enter. hut others OF the party en-.
tered through window only to find
themselves confronted by the preach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
900 TEACHERS ARE ELECTED
FOR CI7YS PUBLIC SCHOOLS;
BUILDING PLANS APPROVED
Superintendent Hill Serves Notice He Will Require Full
Observance of Contracts, in Anticipation of Diff
Guilty in Securing Quota Of Instructors.

Anticipating difficulties in the way
Of securing fu! quota Of teachers
for the next term. superintendent
Mrcrt II iliii, OF the Eichmond Pub
lie Schools. told The school Boar, last
night that when the teachers sign
contracts for the term. nc would
notify them that he expects fun Oh
Scrvancc Of tho requirements.
Many teachers. IL Was stated havc
made applications for positions
elsewhere. because OF tho difference
in salaries here ana III other cities.
Under the recent budget, the School
Board was able 10 give all the teach
crs some increase in salary. II iS be-
iicvcd that further increases may ne
possible ncNt year. as the apportion-
mont for schools has been placed at
80 cents Of the annual tan assessment.
Tho board last night elected ahou,
"o0 teachers. There were seventy
three on the old list who failed 10
apply for recollection, prcfcrring to
take chances in securing places IN
other cities. Supo orintcpdcnt iiill cX =
poets some nf these. al least. to come
back into the fold"
Clerk e. i. Waiford announced that
plans for four of the proposed new
school buildings. TO hc erected under
tho bond Issue of i!..Oo.o0O had been
approved, and that bids would hc ad =
vcrtis,d for within The next week.
These schools are to be located at
Forest Hill. Fcndall Avcnuc. North.
side: and additions At Fox school. and
to the Hish|and.Park School. Other
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
PREACHER STANDS OFF MOB
INTENT CNREMOVLNG MAN
FROM MISSISSIPPI HOSPITAL
Protects Wounded Man Charged With Crime il
Methodist Institution Under His Care-Faces
4 Invaders With Revolver in Hand.

or who warned them not to come up
the stairs.
Doctor, We aren't going to make
any racket" said one, we just want
our man"
Il am a Methodist prca cher. re-
piled the doctor. lin charge of this
hospital, and responsible for all in
ii. We have sick women and sick
men in here. and they arc already
torn up over this disturbance, and
you dare not come up those steps un-
less you cross my dead body, Nos.
shoot il YOU dare: you may Kill me.
hut YOU shall not come up those
steps
Hearing the screams Of nurses.
other members of the mob outside
made break to gain entrance. but
DR.. Harmon again IcvcIcd his pistol
and threatened Ia shoot. forcing
them To retreat. The moa then dis.
perscd, and few minutes later. when
Sheriff Edmondson arrived with
deputies. the tension had been re-
lievcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
'I7ALN TO SEND So, 600 TROOPS INTO LEL NJ
Wilson Declares Duties That Grew Out
Of the World War Should Be Fulfilled

added ANA tremendous Significance
because the memories and sacri-
i'ccS of the great world war are
now among the most siimulatit-,
"f the rccoll"ctions Of tho day.
We celebrate the immortal
achi"vcm"nts OF The men who died
in France On the field and in the
trenches, FAR away from homo. ia
order that both our own people
aud the peoples across the seas
might he delivered from the uGIics;
peril OF all history. u is our priv
ii"G" not only TO indulge high and
solemn prid" and grief for the he
r""s az that great struggle. but
also to rcdcdicatc ourselves to III"
achievement Of the great objects
Cor which that war was fought;
We shall not bc happy; "" shall
rc, h" able 10 enjoy the full pride
of the days rccoiicC;ione until wc
HAY" mad" sure that the duties
that grew out of tn" war have been
fulfilled TO the utmost
Are "c sure? II &c arc NOT
shall wc not soon take steps 30 do
whatever ha. been omittrd2"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
MUST GET BACK TO
EVERYDAY HONESTY
Judge Gary Declares Business
Suffering From Hurtful
Methods of Minority.
SAYS TRADE DECENCY VITAL
Production Halts Because of
Underconsumption, Steel
Head Tells Institute.
III. A>,ocintcd prcs..I

MEM YORK;, May .I.-Euil rc,u-n
t" ~ntiSfnctory businrsx conditions
viii I've slow until the minority of
business ncn md w"rkmcn who have
ignored tho principles o common
honesty are aroused to the nccrssit,
OF sound md decent standards of con
duct. nrcordinE IA F.lhrrt H. Gnry.
chairman "f the nitcd Stntcs Steel
Corporation.
Speaking today before the tmcr;-
"nn iron and steel Institute Mr. Gary.
VIII" IL president. snid the American
people are NOT hu.inE enough 10 sun
ply themselves full, with the odinar.
comforts of lite. although they hn,c
the disposition and tho means TO do
80. This he explained. was due to
the opinion of the purchasing puhIIr
that there hns not hccn complete mud
proper rcadim>trrnt ot prices.
Judge Gary spoke as follows:
The Devastating and dcStru,,!vc
war left tn" cniir, world in "a d,lap-
idatcd and ccmoraIizcd condition
Gary said Minds nad become dis
tract"d visions "bscurrd. morals per-
vcrted, natural progress interrupted
ana the economic structure diSjo!ntcd
since the a-misiice was signed
nations hay" been drifting and s,rug-
Cling. cndcavorirc Ia formulate and
ndop, plans for reasonable rcadjust-
mcnt ami rehabilitation. Tn To the
present time there still exists doubt.
disc"rd and disorder.
This. think. will suggest to our
minds many facts and circumstances
which combined have brought tho
business situation in the United
states 10 .ts present state. In a
couu;r, Of 6i.o00 900 people. rvrnir-
ing FOR their daily necessities various
products agCregatinG in value bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
ENGLAND TO ROUND UP
IRISH REBELS; S7ERlNER
MEASURES ADOPTED
Think Trousers Give Clue
to Fate Of Missing Grew
LEy .Nssociatcd l,rcss- |

NNSiilNGTUN. May ell re-
port from Admiral Hodmnu. cont
mandinG the Pacific Fleet "r the
tndinE of pair OF navy nluc
trousers in what appeared 10 he an
abandoned camp near old MrNt-
can larra"kS oil ,;iadal;Ipc island.
and which il MAS thought might
possibly have belonged tu ono OF
fnc men on the nitssinG naval juE
'on"stoSa. WAS received at tho
Navy department here today. The
report said tn" trousers were
marked III j. lattcrsOu.r bU; tnui
Hcet iilcs faii"d to- show amy trace
"i a man by that name
Search for the Con, .toga whicn
sailed from Marc Island Tor 'ynri
iiarb"r. March -. tud which has
not since been rcagd from. Is being
carried on by f"rty-thrcc vessels
ana twelve aircraft, tho depart
mont stated. More than two score
officers and men were aboard the
vessel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
VIEW Of BANKERS
CALLED TO CONFER
WITH PRESIDENT
Can Go Long Way Towards
Restoration of Normal
Conditions. Belief.
EXERT INFLUENCE TO KEEP
LOANS ON A SOUND BASIS
Harding Plans Further Meet
ings With Coun,ry's Best
Financial Minds.
MIDDLE WESTERNERs NEXT
frmorc Restrictive Measures on
'r'dit Extension To Solve Prob
lem Facing the Farmer.
EXERT INFLUENCE TO KEEP
LOANS ON A SOUND BASIS
MIDDLE wEsTERNEKs NEyr
Remove Restrictive Measures on
'rcdit Extension To Solve Prob
lem Facing the Farmer.
lEy As.oe.ated rrc.s

WASHi%GToN. May ia GROUP
cf bankers and ;inauciers from ayor,
r'r,ion "f 'hc country arc "a loo con
suited by President Harding bcforc
he concludes tho aerice of financial
confercncos begun wednesday, nigh,
~ a White House dinner uhcn the
Eastern banking interests we're chief.
- represented 80 aprpntmeu, .o-
further conferences hay" got been
made. hat II is proba BILE that a rroup
of financial leaders from the Middle
West VIII bc the next TO be sum
moncd ny the President
II WAS Indicated today in admins
tra,tou circles that. so tar as ssnti-
mcnt haS been canvasssd. the Anancial
men ar" virtually unanimous in be-
Ni"yirg that the Federal Rcaorvo
Board holds the k"y To a proper re
adjustment or general financial con
ditious. Those consulted arc under.
stood Ia have told tho prosidcn; that.
in their opinion. the board could 20
a .our way towards restoration Of
normal conditions by cX"rtinE it's in.
lucrcc to Keep loans at rcaaonahl.
rata ana on & sound basis
Remove Restrictive Measures.
Removal nf restrictive measures
placsI 10y the board on credit .Atcn-
SION. under the Federal reserve act.
uas said 10 have hc"n advocated by
tho bankers as a means OF solving
tho probl,iu facing the farmers os
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
FEDERAL RESER We
BOARDHOLDSKEY
TOREADJUS77NENT7
Denied Booking Rights,
Hart Sues for $1,75O,0OO

NEW YORK. May 27.-charginS
that has "Hr!usipn from the noor
Of the Il f.. Keith vaudeville OK
chnnsc which hoOky attractions
for vaudeville 'h.at"rs ha. caused
h'm financial damages of {l.IJO.-
oo". Man iia.', prurnincn, manager
Of Aauh"Till" artists. today nlcd
suit under tn. Sherman antitrust
act In tho Federal court here do
maad!ng ,ripl. damages uf So.
so. 1000. and an injunction pre-
venting Interference with his busi-
ness Hart states IN his com.
piaimt that since last Sovornb.r.
when he acted counter to the
p"iicy Of tho organization he noy.
sues. he mas been una bic TO carry
on h.s business of booking vaude.
vile acts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
ENRICO CARUSO REHEARSE,S
HIS GOING AVA Y SO AS NOT
TO DELA Y SAILING OF SHIP
Worlds Greatest Tenor Seeks Plans to Save Owners OF
Vessel Thousands of Dolars-Vast Crowds
Expected to Be on Hand Today

have been set aside for himself. Mrs
taruso, their baby. Gloria. ana broth,
t Giovanni Caruso. Who came All tho
way over here to look after the deg
CTS. and tho si.oa0.ooo vnice
surgIcd raptnrously over the ar.
engagements in the suite where par.
t1tionS have been knockcd out and the
walls rcrapered in Brownie designs
I" make Il p!ayroom FOR baby Gloria
Then he and Captain Zar fell TO on
ARA nGcmcntS for The farewell
The, marine superintendent o; the
steamship line Was called in 20 confer
on these details. Later the traiHc
':anagcr of tbs cosulich Line vas
dra aftcd,
Thousands Of Italians ana AmerI-
cans, from tho Fifth Avenue opera
fans, who hold down reserved seats
in the diamond horseshoe and keep
tabs on the averages OF the sjats. To
the hlcachcritcs from ,ip under the
raftcrs of the metropolitan, who live
IN Cherry itill and Mulberry Bend,
ar" expected to be at the dock when
Continued on Page ?. Col. 5.)
--s---------------> -
Excursions 70 Norfolk via y. & W.
S,iS A. NJ and 'atOD A M-xdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
s FORMER GERMAN SHIPS
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE

WASiIlN';To\, May 21.~Six former
German vessels. aGgrcGatinE il.NO0
dcadW"irhi tons. were offered for sale
tonight by the shipping Hoard I;ids
'or the purchase %: the ships. which
consist of three cargo and passenger
steamers. ono cargo steamer ANA two
sailing vessels. viii bc opened June 10
The three cargo uud passenger
steamers offered arc tn. Mercury icX-
i8arharosSah 1850 dcadwcisht tons
tho Nanscm"nd N-PcnnSyIvaniD
Leo: dcadWciSht tons. ANA the Porto
Rico MoccaSin). i.16o dcadwciGht
tons. Thc cargo ship is ;hc Otsrgo
u"N-rrin% E,ci Fr"dcriclO. 5.l60
dcadw eight tons, and the sailing vcs-
sells arc The Arapahoc tcN-Stcinhcck), ,
S.oo0 dcadwcight tons. and the Tona
wanda tcx- -lnda). 2.S47 deadwcight
tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
U. S. SEXES PROPERTY OF
BERGDOlL. DRAFT OODGER
LNy As.ocia,"d rrcss

PHILADELPHIA, IA. May 21-.AlI
"' inc property in this city of Grover
'irN"lhnd Rcrsfoll, convicted drai,
"Nh"'i ana army dcs"rtcr nov in
'''rin"hN. valued at about $50 goo
"hs seized TODAY by Thomas w Mil
ior, alien property custodian OF the
tnit"d states. II consists Of real
"Stat" ANA money on deposit iu fcu.
!oca! hanEing institutions
lho property MAS held by Mrs
Emma 6 fcrgdoli. Grovcr's mother.
under u power OF attorney. Tho scil-
ure. Colonel Miller announced. wac hv
direction "t tho Ircsidcu, and under
IA" authority Of the trading with the
enemy act. u is tho irsi seizure
'iUr" Iuuc, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
FOUR FRENCH AlRMEN DIE
IN CRASH TO GROUND
LEY .Assncinlnd rrna. l

! NANCY. FRANCE. May ~27.-Tour
of tive ariatorS who were hyinc in
an airplanc over the aviatiou field
at Malzcvllc. Department of Mcurthe-
81 Mosclle. were killed today when
their machine crashed 10 the ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-28
.S|NN FE|N ACCEPTS
ALL Responsibility
FOR BIG DUBLIN FRI:
Ordered Custonl-Housc Burned
to Hamper British Civil
Government.
RESOLVED TO REDUCE
TO VIRTUAL IMPOTENCE
/ Queenstown Cut Of From Com
munication With Sur
| rounding Districts.
wEEk's CASUALTIES HEAVY
| Police and Military Lose 20. and 3
! Civilians Die as Result
! uf Raids.
RESOLVED TO REDUCE 1T
TO VIRTUAL IMPOTENCE
wEEk's CASUALTIES HEAVY
Police and Military Lose 20. and =
Civilians Die as Result
uf Raids.

LONDON, Mny 2..-Thr government
uf the Hriti>h army nf orrupr'i 'i"" In
ireland. which now numbers $1,000
regulars. All the available mra ia
English Enrris"ns viii Il" imn,r'ii-
ntcIy drnftrd to turraca. Enh!:G.
tork and "'hrr distmrhsd 1-c'r. :m-
'iI further 5o.0G uurr'i:sd N
the cnuntry.