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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
WASHINGTON WOMEN MAY
HAVE TO STOP SMOKING

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-Repre.
sentative Johnson, Democrat. Of Mis-
S'sS'fpi' today made himself tho mos,
unpopular member of Congress among
Washington society women.
He introduced a bill in the House
th"t would stop tn. wife or d.uch-
Ter "' any senator cabinet member
representative, or even AN humble
war worker" from enjoying an oc-
S'si"naI cigarette in public.
the bill would punish any girl or
woman caught smoking in public in
'he capita! with line OF not more
ih"n SO for the iirst omcnsc. and NOT
less than 500 for a second orens.
Smoking by women is "wors,. ina,
WHISKY Mr.. Johnson said in ex-
planning his blue law for III. can
ital women.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
PREMIER SAYS PACT WITH
JAPS MUST PLEASE j. S.
Lloyd George Declares Britain .AnX-
iouS to Settle Questions Con-
ncctcd With Pacific Ocean.
WOULD DISCUSS ARMAMENTs
Problems Of SilcSia and Near East
and Their Solution Arc Taken
Up at Opening Meeting of lmpc-
rial Conference.
IBy Associated Press. J

LONDON, June 20.--The British
Prime Minister, in opening the Impe-
rial conference, attended by the Pre-
mier: of the overseas dominions. to-
day referred To Anglo Japanese rela-
tions in terms generally regarded in
American circles here as assurance
TO the United States that any renewal
Of the agreement with the Japanese
government would necessarily be OF a
nature unohjrct ionabic to America
While Lloyd George avoided II dec
laration on the direct issue OF the
treaty. he alluded 10 the wartime
friendship with Japan and said that
Great Britain WAS annNious to aDplv
this friendship to solution of m,
questions connected with the Pacific
Ocean and the Far East. among them
the future OF "a.
Great Br. 'csired TO avoid
competition in arnamcntS in The IA
cihc. the Prime Minister declared
ana he emphasized the Willingness Of
The government to discuss limitation
of ornaments with the United Stot,s
lie pointed Out at the same time tha,
'''N " vic tiiiltu NlnEuOm. ms
also OF Australia and New Zealand
was built upon sea power-'the basis
OF the whole empires existence"
VIII Discuss with 4. :.
Discussing the relations between
Great Britain and the United States
the Prime Minister said: 9TH.
friendly cooperation with the United
states is for us "A cardinal principle
"ictated by what seems to us Tho
proper nature OF things. by instinct
quit" as much az by reason and com
mon sense.
we are ready to discuss wI,b
american statesmen any proposal for
the limitation Of arinamcnts which
'hes WISH to set forth. and we can
uh"cftakc that no such over;ures will
ma lack Of Willingness or our mart
TO meet them"
me hr$t session OF th, conference,
WAS without ceremony. the rcprcscn-
tatiN'S OF the United Kingdom ,h,
uohiihions and India asscnlhlin. =,
me residence OF the Premier VIZ,
SPOKE Tor an hour. Lloyd C;rorr.
Welcomed the visiting prcmiers ana
"ther delegates. who. ne said. met MS
cnuai partners in the digniti,s ana
tCOntinucI on Pas. - ,.aI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
GREA TEST AIR FL ZEET
IN HISTORY OF u. s.
rs SATLANGLEY FIELD
WomanWi.ldsH HouseGavel
First Time in History

WASHINGTON. June 90 For the
first time in the history OF the
American Congress. a woman pre-
sided over the deliberations OF one
of it's houses today.
Miss Alice" Robertson. Of okla
homa. the only woman member Of
Congress. welded the gavci while
the House OF Representatives, at
the request Of President Harding
and Secretary Of State Hughes.
passed a hill authorizing the send
ing of "A United states commission
to Peru during the centennial eel
chrati"n in that republic.
The members Of the House rose
and applauded when Speaker Gill
lott requested Miss Alice" to
ascend TO tho chair. Whch she
announced the passage of the bill
She was applaudcd again.
During her brief term as prcsid
ing officer she made tho House be-
have for the only half-hour of re-
cent years. Members did not have
TO h" silcnccd or called 10 order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

Mrs. Williams was apprised of her
nomination for queen Of the pageant,
by John l.. Hatclimr. who Was dcsir-
mated by tho kiwanis Club FOR that
purpose.
Having been called on the phone
"A. his office and told that his guests
had arrived. Mr.. Williams drove out
TO his home and unsuspcctincly
greeted his guests whom he usi.rcd
into his dininE-rUom where. for the
first time, he took note OF the gor-
Ecous display OF silver on the table
Responding to MIR Smiths speech.
MIR. Williams expressed his deep ap-
probation OF tn. fine work of his
suburdinatcs whil" he was in onic,
and spoke with emotion of his pleas
urc in the gift from the national
bank examiners.
Only tcw members OF Mr.. Will
i:ams immediate family were pr.scnt.
including his mother
The service presented 10 MIR VIII
liams consists OF a solid silver cen
tcrpiccc, sixteen inches in diameter.
and seven and one fourth inches high.
on silver platter eighteen and one
half inches in diameter engraved.
and set Of four compotcs. each rim.
inches in diameter and four and one
eighth inches high
Mrs Williams name was presented
for the indorsemcn of the Rirmond
kiwanians by John l.. RatcIime. chair
man Of tho paEcu committee of tn.
kjwanis Club, who described her es
a finished product of Virginia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
WILLIAMS Is GIVEN
SILVER SERVICE; WIFE,
PAGEANT QUEEN CHOICE.
Representatives of National Bank Examiners Surprise
Former Currency Comptroller at Country Homie
klWanians Notify Mrs Williams Of Nomination.

ia testimony Of tn" high esteem in
which he was held by his sub"rdi-
intcs when he WAS Comptroller OF the
Currency. ana as a token OF the warm
regard they still have for their form
CT chief. representatives of the l.5
national bank examiners i'm the conn.
Try ycSt"' day presented John SHELTON
Williams at his home, Paxton" on
IN" Cary street Road. with silver
service valued at $4,000
Hardly had MIR. Williams rccov-
cred from the genuine surprise with
which he was greeted when he was
called from his office 10 his home TO
'cc"lN. the representatives Of the ban
examiners than Il Representative of
Ia Kiwanis CLUB called nt the house
I" notify Mrs. Williams that she had
been chosen 10y accIamation as tha,
clubs choice for queen Of the Vir-
r!nia Historical Pageant
Bu, there WAS "A double surprise in
st"r" for Mrs. Williams. for the com
mitt"c representing tho bank cx-
hmincrs presented her with a little
case containing $50 in gold az "a me-
m.nio OF their visit.
Sheriff. Smith. chief hank -xa,nincr
for the New York District. mad. the
speech presenting SIR Williams with
IN" sIIVcr service. and he was accom-
panied by j. Is. Doughton and Roger
r. Brooks and James Trimblc. n
former bank examiner. all OF whom
had called At tho Williams home os-
t"nsihiy in response TO AN Invitation
extended by Mrs. Williams 10 take
tea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
icy United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. June Gothic
Federal government: will begin til.
fiscal year July ! with approxi-
matcly GOO,0U0 employees on it's
pay rolls.
This number compares with
1928 live years ago-beforc
America entered the war II
compares with n total of 9l7.7f0
OH November il. laiS--whcn the
armisticc Was signed
The reduction from the time the
Federal government attained it's
greatest point OF expansion is thus
shown To he something more than
3on.00o. II the number of en-
ploycS were reduced TO the pre-
war iigurc, 6l.u00 more would
have 10 go.
These figures refer 10 employees
working under civil service. and
include all hut a fraction OF the
total.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
.FLAYS AMERICAN MEMBER
IN ALAND ISLANDS ROW
llkus "Diminished importance of
Mission and DrtraCtcd From Prces-
tigc of Decision" Charged.
SWEDEN DEMANDS PLEBIsCITE
Council OF League of Nations Gives
Third, and Probably Final, Hear
ing on QucStiOn-Hcar German
Complaints ON Saar Valley.
LBy Associated Press

q L: EVA. June 20. iIjalnar
BrantinG, former Premier OF Sweden
at today's session of the cou,.cii Of
the League OF nations, attacked the
report OF the allied commission which
investigated the dispute between Fin
:anG and Sweden over ownership o:
Tie Aland Island, in tho Baltic. Iic
was particularly severe upon Judge
AbranI |. Elkus. the american mcm-
diminished the Importance OF his
own mission and dctractcd from the
Prestige of his own decision by de-
ciaring thc A!and Islands question 20
l., insigniiicant"
NJ BrantinE demanded a rlehiscjte
on the principlc Of scif-dctcrminatiou
for peoples. and declared neutraliza-
ton OF the islands was Necessary for
Sweden's security.
Recognize FinInnd's Independence.
G. j. 4. Enckcll Finnish minister
in Paris, recognized the Swedish
nationality of the population. He re-.
minded the council. however. thar tho
King of sweden had promised in 1903
never 10 assert any rights over the
Islands. and that Sweden had recoE.
niZcd Finland's independence without
reserve
The council today gave the third
and probably final. hearing on the
Aland Islands question The hearing
was public. out OF Difference TO NJ
Hranting, who had fought for pub
LEFTY Of the league proceedings in
the assembly last December
In the afternoon the council took
up the German complaints against
the Saar Valley governing commits
sion Later the council closed its
doors and decided to make its de-
libcra,i"ns public only after all tho
representatives Of the press had lef,
league headquarters.
scores L. y. Representatives
After NJ. Branting had scored the
Aland Islands commission. and Mr..
Elkus. IN particular. for his attitude
Continued on PaGc .. Col i.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
PASS BILL TO PERMIT
TARDY ALIENS TO LAND
| By Associnted Press.l

WASiilNGrON. June 2O.-Thc John
son Dill to permit aliens who sailed
on or before June s last To inud nj
American ports was passed late to-
day by the House. The excess adj
mitted over the June quota cstab
iished under the percentage immirra-
''"n law would be charged off against
later monthly quotas
lhc measure was taken up by 4
vote or III To 40 under suspension
Of the rules.
rhr number Which the measure
would permit To enter the United
states AT this time Is estimated at
approxima tely 10000. The bil, now
goes to the senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
Will Endeavor to Pass Measure
Before Medicine" Regula-
tions Are Given Out.
SENATOR WILLIS. OF OHIO,
Is PATRON OF MEASURE
Move Is Made Because of House
Committee Delay in Acting
on Volstead Bill.
lBy Associated Iress.

WASIIINGTON. June Gothic sen
ate started a :acc with the House to-
day to OUTLAW medicinal beer
Just after the House Rules Com
mittce had concluded long hearing
on proposal TO give the Volstcad
antihccr and general prohibition
ttrhtcning-up measure right of WAY
Senator Willis. Republican. Ohio. in
i""duccd "a special bill containing the
beer ;-nd other uncontrovcr:cd sec
tions Of the Nolstcad bill with tn. hone
OF having 1t passed before the pro
hihition commissioner promuIyatcs
medicinal beer regulations under tho
opinion handed down by former At
torney- General palmcr
y" Friends OF nccr Appear.
NO friends have appeared on the
House side in behalf of beer ms a
medicine. and Chairman Campbell. oi
he Rules Committee. expressed what
was regarded as the general view on
'ha' question by declaring bill to
prevent its sale on doctors ore
Scription probably would be passc,;
unanimously. The committee will
decide later in. the week whether tho
N"lstsad bill or any part Of il snail
he given TOP place on the House cal
endar.
IN introducing his bill Senator
Willis said he Was actuatcd hv "th,.
'ccision and delay concerning I'M.
"''' pending III the House" In adj
onloh I" prohibiting the prescription
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
ELECT EAM0HN DE VALERA
HEAD OF "IRISH REPUBLIC"

NEW YORK. June 2u.-Eamonn
dc Valera has been reelected '.I'reSi-
dent of the Irish republic" il was
announced today by his secretary.
Harry Roland
He also stated that Sean ,J,mcs,
oCe"llalgh. former Irish envoy" to
faris' had been elected speaker of
the Dan Eircann. Legislative body of
the sim Fein government.
oCeallaigh is president of tho
Gaelic League and belongs to the
moderate wing of Sim Fcin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
BELIEVE PIRATE SHIP OFF
VIRGINIA. CAROLINA COAST
Shades of Kidd Descend Upon
Washington With Mysterious
Disappearance of 3 Ships.
RANKS WITH SPANISH MAIN
kcd Flags and Stolen Treasure
Figure i'm Mystery Which Begins
with Tale Of the Carol Deer
ing.
tBy United News

WAStiINGToN, June oO.-Shades Of
Captain Kidd. rhc Flying Dutchman
and all the evi! omcns OF the d.ep
nave descended upon Washington
with the mysterious disappearance. of
three ships. with their crews. and the
wreck % another vessel. with its
crew reported 10 have been captured
by pirates.
Ihat portion OF the Atlantic sea
board OF Cape Hatteras takes ranl,
with the Spanish Main in the tales
OF missing ships which have come
10 the attention OF the Depar,men,
OF commerce. and which are now un-
der investigation by the state De-
partm"nt and the Department Of Jus
uc" Pirates. red flags. stolen treas
ure and cvan tho seagoinr parro,
hsure in the mystery which begins
win the tale of the Carol Dccring.
DnshinE TO Pieces.
This vessel, Il iive-mastcd schooner.
was found recently dashing herself
10 pieces off the Diamond shoals Of
North Carolina. Her crew had aban-
doncd The ship. but all her sails were
set. - though halted abruptly in
the midst of voyage
some tim. aftcrward a bottle was
picked up or North Carolina beach,
The bottle containing message
signed by one of the crew ana de-
ciaring that all hands had been seized
by another vessel
TINS Information was supplemented
Monday when Secretary Hoover an
nounced that the Bureau OF Navi-
CATION in his department was at
tempting To trace three coastinE YES
sells which had disappeared from the
face of the sea. All Of them. Hoover
said. were lost" in calm seas and
clear weather, within the past two
months.
Details are mcascr, but il has been
suggested officially that at least one
of the crews from the missiu. ships
mutinicd and turned pirates. In this
event. il is believed they may have
captured the crew of the Carol Deer
ing. and with the three vessels in
charge. set sail for foreign ports
One OF the missing boats, the IIew-
Continued on Page 9, Col. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
ColQNEL FOLTZ RELIEVED
OF 9Th CAVALRY COMMAND
By Associated Press. !

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. june On
."i"nei Frederick S. Foltz w,s =,
hclally relieved of duty as co,on.,
oh''eu state Cavalry and COM
,am";'n' ,,,"n'', OF Fort oglethorpe this
""' "'ns' lie is succeeded in com
""" "y colonel Robert r. Wallach
se'''"r othcer in command Of the -erI-
y secretary Weeks ordered Colonel
removed for alleged mistreat.
i''e"' or military prisoner, privat.
gorge +. Rhode. who charged he had
"Ien shackled in chains so tightly
ne" ne returned from an absenc,
N''n""t leave that his legs became
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
100000 Employees Remain on Government
PayrollDespite Iarding Economy Program

They illustrate the inability OF
Congress. despite all attempts To
compress the Federal government
To something near it's prr-war cn-
tent. To make rapid reductions;
Wartime agencies persist. and the
mushroom growth OF the war re-
mains in many directions.
There are. for instance. two
government employees in the Dis
irict OF Columbia for every one
there was before the war Now
there are S3.597. where five years
ago there were but 39.2aa when
the armisticc was signed there
were lI7,00O.
Two or three thousand more
Will lose their jobs June so. when
reduced appropriations for the
next fiscal year become effective.
The War Department is dismiss
ing 1900. the Navy 800 and other
departments lesser numbers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
u, Forbes W. rnirbairn.

LONDON, June 2o,-Morc than IL
600 British soldiers. sailors and po-
lice detectives Will line the streets Of
Rclfast when George V. and Queen
Mary enter the rlst.r capital for tn.
historic opening OF tn. Northern Par
lam"nt Wednesday,
Thirteen hattlcships will escort tee
royal yacht. Victoria and Albert. from
Holyhc:.A tomorrow night. Extraor-
iinary precautions are being taken
to prevent any kind Of a political
dcmonstratiou during the royal pro
c.sslon from the yacht to the Parlia-
meui building
Bar Persons From Roofs.
80 person will br allowed TO occupy
the roof OF any building along tn.
route and all the saloons will be kept,
closed until $40 "Wednesday night.
The military authorities are prcrar-
ing lis, of all til" property owners
along the route that will hc taken
by the King and Queen in tho Bel
fast parade.
Extensive rc-cnforccmcnts of the
military forces ana the constabulary
are arriving from England. The Irish
guards from Alderehot cntraincd this
morning for the Ulster capital. whore
they viii head the procession form
Ing the Kings personal guard OF
honor.
In spite OF widely circulated re-
ports that there is bound TO he =
demonstration against the King. it
is not thought in London that c;'ic.al
Sim f'cin will countenance an. out
break against tho heads Of the en-
pirc at this time.
King Opposes Preparations.
Military authorities today admitted
that more than 5000 cruck troops viii
he stationed in and about Belfast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
Labor Board Win Make Known
Findings Between Pullman
Company and Federation.
MANY BIG INDUSTRIES
FIGHT FOR OPEN SHOP
Case Will Determine Whether
Company or Organized Labor
Is Representative of Men.
By ,icxundcr IL. Jones.

United Ncws stan Correspondent
CHICAGO. Jun. 2o-A decision OF
far-rcachinG Importance in The capi-
,al-labor struggle on the closed shop
qu"s,io" wll bc handed down by the
Railroad l-ahor hoard tomorrow
when announcement will b. made Of
tho findings IN tho controversy be.
tween the nniDns and tho Pullman
Car Company.
This decision will settle whether
"a company uniou--ouc of the indus
trial orsan!zations formed at tho in
Sti"ation of a company !tsc!f-is thu
proper representative Of the ON.
ploycs, or whether n Graf; union af
'iliatcd with organized labor is the
mou'hp!ec" OF the men.
The company union" which many
lhrg" Industries. including the b,r
packers, ar" trying TO form in opp,.
siiion - the American Federation Of
Labor unions. is being bitterly fougn,
by the union leaders
Only "C"mpuny Union"
The Pullman Car Company is Tho
oh!F railroad industrial with such q
union This company is also high,v
unioniacd by the American Fedora.
,'"n OF Labor railroad department, o-
gan!zations.
;" the decision in this case will
"''rrminc either % that tho com
Pany union is the real rcpr.s.nta,iy.
"i 'he men and the oncn shop is Tho
best :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
AND BRIDE
TO SPEND HONEYMOON
AMONG TIE CLOUDS
Married in New York Last
Night. They Will Start
South at Dawn TODAY.

NEW YORK. June @o.-rlanniug 10
spend their honeymoon among tn,
clouds. Dorothy curr!cr Harris. OF
Lrooklyn. and Russell T.. IIo!dcrman.
or The Bronx. both expert aviators
were married tonight ana will star,
southwark at dawn tomorrow i'm n
fasi-nying airplanc.
TIE Honeymoon Express" will be
tn" two-sca;ed plane in which Miss
i'ar'is had made many Nights from
ilazcihnrst Field l.. I. MIR. Holder
man. formerly n sergeant in the Nv
ing corps OF the army and later a
pilot of the United states aero mail
is nov dying his own service.
The couple had planned to be we'd
ded 10y Rev. Balvin w. MAYNARD. tho
lying parS0n." but. as he is In North
Carolina. the marriage service was
read by Rev Thomas Williams. OF
Richmond Ilill.
The n"wlyweds will ny to Atlantic
city. Asbury Park ana points south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
FhOWN ON DEMONSTRATION
WHEN ADMIRAL SIMS LANDS
IRv uni,ed Non.a

Ne" YORK, June 2o.-There w;l,
no demonstration either in sym.
r"ut! Tor or against Rear Aamir,,
"'''''m ; sims upon his arrival here
from England
o'"cials OF the White star Line
with some concern for tb, sa,o,,
their docks. decided that ..an ,,s;,
''''h committees" should be
:" rom 'he pier when the ad-
''''r"i arrives. The concera was M,
50 "uch Tor action by the genuine
reception committee chosen from hi,
"o"''FeTs' but for fear OF what tho
"nofiicial reception committee. which
promised to turn it's end OF the af.
'"'r INTO mock welcome, might do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
EARTH TREMORS SHAKE
TWO ITALIAN CITIES

10 Don. June .o.-A strong
earthquake shook Mcssua and Reg
sio di Calabria about midnight sun
day. according to Milan disparch
to the Daily Mail. Apparcn,ly tho.
were neither victims nor serious
damage.
The quake VAS preceded by a
strange bellowing noise The people.
terrified. filed TO the open y panic
was avcrtcd in the Mcssina thcatcr
10y ono OF the actors appealing for
calm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
READY TO SAIL, EAST SIDE
ORDERED HELD IN NORFOLK
Try Associated Press. !

NORFOLK, VA. June 20.-licadv 10
san with cargo OF coal for Dublin
the steamer East Side was yesterday
ordered held here by the Department
OF Justice until Il thorough inuuir;
could be made among members of tho
ma''hinc guns PIT aboard the vessel
wien she was at New YORK last
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
TIfton. Georgia. Youth browns.

TlFToN. GA. June 2.-Howard
Funderburg. aged 90. Of Sumner. was
drowned in h pond in the northwest
FERN part OF Tiff County yesterday
when he went to aid one of his come
panions in swimming party who
pretended to bo drowning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
$1,000 BRITISH SOLDIERS
TO GUARD KING GEORGE Y.
Viii Line Belfast Streets When Ma
tons Head Enters City for IL
stcr Parliament Opening.
I,N pERSONs FROM ROOFS
Sovereign Will Make Strong .Ap-
peal for Peace in ireland in Adj
dress To Assembly posed
Preparations To Safeguard Life.
my A>.orini-d prc...I

LONDON. June 2n.-Thr pnrlinrnrn-
imry correspondent Of the Central
News Anys TINT n remarkable rumor
u current thnt the Sim FcIn intends
IL sIgnrii>c the i:inE's visit tn Belfast
by maxi ing n prefer Of pence 10 His
Nnjc>t..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
SOLDIERS BONUS BILL
GETS FAVORABLE REPORT
LBy Associntcd prnss /,

WASHING June 20-The nve-
way soldiers bonus hill. iniiorsed by
the American Legion. WAS rcportcd
ia'orhniE today by the Senate Ri
nance Committee
Ihcrc was no opposition TO the hin
IN The committee. hut several Scna-
tors reserved the right ito offer
amendments in the Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
COTTON QUOTATIONS REACH
LOWEST MARK IN 7 YEARS
lHy Associated Press. !

NEW ORLEANS June 2O.-Thc
lowest quotations at the local cot
ton exchange In about seven years
were recorded today. when July fu-
lures sank to 9.95, ana October TO
1916
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21
Two Killed hy lightning n c.o

TIFToS. GA. June 2O.-charIes
chester aged 40, and Chesley Walker.
20 were killed by lightning when
thcy took refuge under tree In
aIapaha Riv"r swamp. near here. yeg-
,'rday during "a thunderstorm. Their
bodies were found today by search
ing purity. 10th men were married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-21

Vacation Trips---lsaiti,nnrc. Atlantic
city. Niagara Falls. Excursion fares
CORK RIVER LINE. $50 i. NJ. daily.
except Sunday.-Adv.