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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Lands Will Reserve
Decision in Ruth's Case
IHN United NOVEL;

CHICAGO. oct. lI.-lsabc Ruth
Is about TO learn who is the boss OF
organized baseball.
Judge Lands. high commissioner
OF the game. declared today he
elected To he the teacher
He declared either "a heavy fine
or suspension lowered over the
babe Tor starting his barnstorm-
me career In opposition to TIL.
rules of baseball about world :
series players participating in cN-
hibition games.
Lands came TO this decision an
MS return here from New YORK
where he looked over the WORLDS
series.
notified him two weeks ara
that the rules prohibited this sort
of thing" he said. The Judge
stated he was holding of his de-
cision. due To more pressing mat
tcrs and that n. would show i'm
his statement what sort of a
gentleman Ruth was
That Ruth has lined up tough
customer To pick on seems To he
the general opinion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
REGULARS ARE READY
TO PLAY WITH INDIANS
White, Back, and Wilson,
Guard, Take Places i'm Will
liam and Mary Lineup.

ts-I''lHl Va ne ! I mos IliSDtfrn.l
WILL; MSBtRG. VA. oct II -
TN" factors that viii make William
ana M"rH's eleven more formidable
against wake Forest In Norfolk this
week than !, was against Gcors
Washington. arc III" recovery from
injuries of Monk" White and IA.
return To form of Troy" Wilson.
guard and captain OF the team.
Waite. briilian; half back hpd h,s
shoulder examined OK an N-Ray
specialist in Norfolk Saturday last.
ind tho examination disclosed no
broken hoses. whit. won't INTO IN.
shinc in tn. third quarter and scored
tho Indians lone touchdown IN that
hcrc"ly contested - tie game VIII,
White again in form. and Wilson
breaking through ana smashing plays.
the Indians have improved both on
Jifcnsc and defense
This week, Coach FInChcr viii give
his squad = new forward pass play
Tho squad has shown mastery II lis
present rcpcriDir" % overhead pIays.
hnd the coach ~ giving them - new
pass.
'lhc coach is well Fixed in having
an ample array OF heck field strength
Tie uses ten or eleven men. thus being
able 10 send IN fresh runners to re.
iirTc veterans when they are hard
dressed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
I,y Wcstbro,L I.c-,.r

United Ncws stan Corrcspondout
NEW YORK. oct. I7.-Thc tw" iol-
IS colonies OF the New York Yanks-
rupert and huston. in the order
named. or vice Vcrsa-paid $l25.Uon
10 Harry Frazcc, OF tn" Boston Il, ii
SnA. TWO years ago, f"r one baseball
player lay the nam" al RUth. Right
away. II not sooner. they bought 81
much and such various insurance that
they had :" get u new .ling cabinet
Ia hold the policies
lab" Ruth is insured against fire.
mumps. handrun. falling arches and
falling rarSoYlcs and almost every
other i'll or misfortune that human
ncsh IS heir To, from ovcrsiccping to
scnilc decay.
When the policies were all indcxcd
and the premiums paid. Colonel lax.
Ruppcrt tcctcrcd hack on his heels Of
new. live rubber hooked his thumbs
IN ms vnSt pockets, said. said he to
We'll. that. so To sneak. is that"
An. yes, colonel Til replied. tcct-
crtnS too, with his own thumbs in
his own vest pockets. that world
seem To he that or it's equivalent.
w hai"vcr happcns to MIR. Ruth now.
we need not worry. Docs - loco.
in"tiN" jump IL" track and land in
has lap, were insured"
oNcrionkcd Ruth'S WiIfuIucss
l;nt there was Just on" risk they
had overlooked. and this was In.
one mat has had Ruth in trouble he
fc-hlS wiliul!ncSS. one word
from ans constituted authority. AMI
i:ahc Entn does as lac jolly well likes.
II convenient.
Sow. ,Imig" X. NJ Lands. the SD.
prem" court "i baseball. may give
tahr Ruth one of his famous stan
dard on decisions. This is Il little
lhinG the C"loncls completely forgot
!" cover with Insurance. Like ihr
iiaht. Judge Lands either hits EN-
4 IN I.ll u
pleaded nolo Contcnd"rc ana nc
smashed out hnc of So92iO.uGU:a
BABE Ruth inS"ni enter a passive
plea. lie implies that he is bigger
III baseball than Lands himself, and
ms good morning, Judge" vibratrs
with defiance.
II Lands bars Babe Ruth from
baseball the tw" Yankee COlnncls
have total loss ON their hands with
out salvage or insurance. Tine Haae
is not uni% the attacking power of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES /,
OPEN ON ATLANTA TRACK
o M my Murphy Increases
Earnings by Taking
Feature Event.
by Associated Press.

ATi.AN1A. GA. Oct. i7.-Thc rr,,,
circuit season Of 1921 here S' ~na
,'pt, ,oda" by three events of Cir
southern horses Tommy Mnrnh,Ho
Increased his earnings when VIZ
i' ,, Roy Grat,an TO victory m
Pace. winning al! three heats. The
nes, TIM. being 2:o3l. The purse
. Peter Kennedy. driven By walter
'oX. Won the ::l2 pace for purse
OF $1,000 by taking the last TWO heats
GG,lNcn by pitmnn. took the 2:0a trot
,yr tlopp by winning the first and
LIT hrnts and coming In second i'm
Dixie May. pilotcd bv woods 49,.
nrst place In two heats of tho So,,th
"rn event which will he FINISHED to-
;, 2;pl pace: purse. $4,000:
i,o.,i ,,nm, - Z, by Grattan
EGn" !;nrlx. six, IN. by Eoicrt ! q
~, 'ihomasJ ..... . a
HAZEL kusincr, hr m. by Wal .
Time: 2:o3l. 200. 2:o3I.
.l2 pace; purse. $1,000.
fc,cr kenncdy. b. T.. by re,e-
Iatlnuin: Or. ma. by Directs
:, 0t'r h"fnhEp. ....,...........
i'iTs Direct. br. - hy MaNcio
III: Deputy sheriff. h. C. nv :
Tho Sheriff 6WhitchcaIJ =,
Tine: 2:oai, 2:liI. 2i2.
0a trot; purse, 81 600
kl2 b m. by Peter tho Grca,
rGf drGa, V"l". b. G. nv r',cr :
iAdy W!ls,", ch. m. hy Wnso
II. ! Burke, h. z by rho cor. 2"
N'if fNC"N'fJ ....
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
DRY AGENTS FIND
STILL UNDER PIGPEN
"""" Dug underground Method De-
wise" by taroiininn TO f,ndc
Prohibition Officers
IHy Associatcd prcsSl

'oltl'. y. G.. oct IA room
u"S IN IN" ground under = pgpcn
was the method devised hv Loss
Thomas. farmer. Of No. "a Tnwnsbi,
this county. To cvad" the rrchihi,;nu
"!h'"rs Three local officers lnru,,d
IN" room, with it's sim. liquor and
i""r' Yesterday afternoon. after
n"af'hinS every foot of ground on
Thomas farm.
the room was about eight by eight
rect ana access To il was made
through a foot "ntran"" from tn. pig
pen. Ia" opening having been Gov
"rrh very carefully with leaves.
sticks and dirt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
little WORLD SERIES"
IS WON BY LOUISVILLE
American Association Cham
pions Beat Baltimore in
Final Contest.
(Ey NssUci:Itch prnss.l

BALTIMORE. MD. Oct. l1.-Thc
post season series between louisville
ana Baltimore VAS brought TO Il close
TINS afternoon. when the American
ASSOCIATION champions came out at
the long end of Il II to contest. this
giving them the necessary NTH game
70 clinCh the junior world series. The
int"rnational League" representatives
had won three.
The afternoons contest was not
much of battle. as Jak" ogden. who
had won all OF his previous three
starts against the Colonies. was hit
iiard. fnLiIN giving way to Frank
IN thu. sixth inning. ROY Sanders
pitched steady game up 10 the
eighth inning, but he was beyond
danger then.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
WICHITA LOSES BOUT
BOOKED FOR TONIGHT
iEv Assnclntrh H..

Wirl'lTA kANS. oct i7.-pis-
TL'' IndSc Jesse -. Wall today de-
S"'" ihat the Gibbons o'poMd box
'hS match, scheduled here Tor To-
morrow night; would he "a violation
"f the Kansas boNinc law. and ruIcI
mat II cannot he held
hold the bout at Tulsa TUESDAY 90
t"hcr -, promoters announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

ar" many things I" smooth over, and
W" VIII call on them for a clear ln.
"'rNtandhE as To whether they Will
SUCK ont with Us until we have all
won what ~" are after"
Tine campai.n against the shop
N"n. IT rs reported. will he directed
by w. w. Att"rhury. vicc.prcyidnnt
or IN" PENNSYLVANIA Eailroad CEN
GRAZ NiierhUry has been tho domi-
mating hEur" on the executive side
against inc working rules advocated
10y IN" SHOP craft workers. iic has
porsistoutly declared that tho rail.
roads must have the right To govern
th'ir own employees and his rail
ROAD ~ cited 10 appear before tho
RAN board Thursday for refusal to
deal with shop craft union leaders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
PROPOSE TO MAKE
FIGHT IN FAVOR OF
OPEN-SHOP POLICY
CONTINUED From First page,

would he closed, ii is said. cXccpt
those absolutely essential for repairs
ana not opened until manned by nm
animated hoilcrmakcrs, sheet metal
workers, electricians. locomotive re-
pair men and helpers, and all other
shop trades
The shopmen, il they strike Will no
In violation OF the orders of the Rail
ROAD Labor BOARD, and the carriers
would refuse 10 settle on the basis
OF oiG working rules and wages
10 prevent further domination of
WORKING conditions in shops. "A gen.
cral system OF running railroad shops.
similar TO mat Of the Erie Railroad
at Marion. Ohio. would he evolved.
Jcwcli silent on Question.
IL Was reported late today that the
executives had informed President a.
NJ. Jewell, Of the Federated Shou
e crafts that such plans were under
consideration
Jewell WAS silent on the question.
lie frankly admittssd. huvscvcr. that
the shop crafts are more anxious to
strike on The Working rules question
THAN on the wage question Ahroga
ton OF working rules by the railroad
hoard have cost the shopmcn moro
millions than the Il per cent wage
cut OF last July.
Every one familiar with our prob-
lens knows the concern We feel over
the working rules question" he san
"Howovcr, we have voted to stril;.
on tho wage cut. and / am afraid j, is
too late tn stop the men now. even
IL We wanted 10 do So"
JcWcil and other shop craft leaders
whose organizations are as essential
10 train service as the trainmcn them
sels es, arc anxious TO lie assured l,y
Warren :. Store, grand chief of mo
engineers, ana the other hro,h.rhnol
leaders, tha, they viii not be l.ft
holding the bag" in cas-. the train
men win their wage contention ana
20 back To work. with the shopmcp
still out
Executives Read, for Offensive.
IN" executives, therefore. are an
Sc, for an offensive against the shon
workers.
Th"y have secured abro.a,ion Of IN.
wartime national agreements" yva..
cuts. and. last Friday. were riyc.
the privilege hv 'h" labor board of
negotiating with the shop crafts for
payment OF wages ON "a pi.cowoit,
basis The carriers have boon rr,.
ing 20 put ricrcwork payincn, Ip,r
effect for years.
This IL our grand chance 10 HAY.
how down IN the shoie." SAID ore.
cxccutiv" after tho conferences .,y.
could man our shops with cxpcrl.
encsd electricians. boilcrruHkcrs lin
smiths ana locomotive men i'm N,
tmc--whcn W. 20; good ana road
General chairmcn OF tn, Fcdera,o,
Sh"h crafts VIII meet with prcsidcn
JcWcii her" Wednesday 10 considc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Charge Nurse With Nu,dc-

NEWPORT MEMS, VA. o-l. II
Miss Anni" Sricrr. nurse, TODAY wos
charged with murder as a r,sul, ,r
tho death Of Mrs NJ Shimknwitz Sal,
ur""N night. IN" c"roncrs jury said
Mrs. Sh'mk"witz died o: blood pois-
"h'nE following "a criminal operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Actor Intends to Sue
Dempsey for 100000
icy United Ncws.l

NEW YORK. oct. l7.-.Jack
Dempsey will be sued for Sl0O.0Do
for alleged alienation OF the arrec-
tons of Bee Palmer. inventor at
tn" "shmmy dance" accordin,: To
her husband. \! Sicgal. a song
writer ana vaudeville actor. Sicsai
said his attorneys had drawn up II
Summons for Dempsey. who is i'm
Chicago en- route West for "a vaudr-
Will" tour. Miss Palmer is under
stood t" be member OF the same
bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

Louisville .......... o"0 49, hO0-li
Baltimore ...-....... go" "U2 u3o- )
summary: Tw"-has" hits-iI"r2ug
Sch"pncr. Three h-Sr hits-.NcoS,a
bcn"huc. Home rtn--i<irk". Sacii-
fees sanders. Massey. Double plays
Meyer To ticr"og To Meyer. iicrZoi:
In kirkc. Base on halls-om Sanders
>; OF ogden. >. iits-oT ogden. II
in > innings; of f'Tank. in { innings.
Struck out-by Sanders. S: by Frank.
:. Passed ball Meyer. Left on has.
baltimore. ): louisville. !. Time
hours. tmpircs-Conn and Mo
Gowan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

WiSiIiNGTcN. oct i7-I'rcscntn-
i"n va the senate snday ~ tho rcSu-
lui.on- adopted ny the American i.ar
Association. crlticIsing judge landis
for accepting tho position Of base
hall arhitcr. while retaining his place
on the bench. resulted In :, furry br
!'ha,c. The resolutions were ure-
scui"d by senator Dial. Democrat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
iIow.c rrsc, ARM. rnrlcy lie rnhll..

NEW YORK. oct. l1.--An emphatic
Endorsement OF open sessions Of IN =.
tcrHationai conferences by Colonel T..
NJ. House is published in the current
issue OF Golfers Weekly. in conncc-
ton with "A campaign that Dubiica-
'ion Is conducting for open sessions
OF the coming Washington arma-
mcnts' conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
Churgc Cashier TX I:mbcnnlcr

0hHFEc fhNhIrr TX F.mbCNHIcr.
DAVIS JUNCTION. ILL. oct. IL
l.. y. COPELAND. cashier of the Han
over Union state Bank FOR Hanover.
III. WAS arrested mere today. charged
with the cmOczzlcmcnt Of more than
sloO.o 600 Of tho banks funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18
HOPE
LEONARD WILL RETIRE

NEW YORK. oct. IL Benny Leon
ara l"nG Inactivity as lightweight
champion is aruusing hopes among
ifhtw"ight lighters here that the
champion VIII d"Cid" to r"jir lr move
M int" tho -wcltcrwcight division
I'M" ian l.""uard's last n.ht Of i'm
pnr'"hr" vas tw"lV"-roUud node
GiSi"n farce. with Rocky Kansas, in
harrison \. j. last spring.
phil GlnSsman MANAGER az I.w
Tender, the phnIh"luhia rcwsbov
hshtcr VII" battles Kansas at tho
Garden her" Friday night. said to-
MhN mat If Leonard did not civ"
Tender a fight. me would send - :.
man ON campaign through the light
WEIGHT ranks and then claim Tho
EillN gu son. I."onard's manager.
member OF his stable to "acccn,'.
i,conards title when Ecmny rctires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

definitely
Srard designers anticipating An'ica trend Styago,d Clothes
distinguished by several u exclusive designing and
forugeaes For instance the life Sood greatly prolonged
Namsy Method strengthening the totally stitching
the cuffs and continental patch pockets with silk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-18

I'll IL u y

oittS .......... ....."- - >. Is
'Ehttcd for Frank In nLnth
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
Portuguese Adopt =
Plan OF Americans
To Lower Food Price,

Lisbon. March 3.--tMail.D 1.-The
Portuguese are attempting to, follow
the example of the Americans and
force . decline in the excessive prices
Of food and clothing by refusing to
purchase. The people are indigna Mt
at The continued advance Of the cost
Of tho necessities> Of living. particu-
larly the price Of Goldfish. which Is the
chief article Of food for the poorer
families.
The city councils of Lisbon aud
Oportc are attempting to stop the OK
n~rtfonsuf the r%rciteers by rnIrchss-
Ing largo Quantities Of Goldfish from
Newfoundland and selling it. at one
third the price cxtorted from the
public by shopkeeprrs. 1t is hoped
that this will bring down not only the
price OF fish, but that Of meat.
Tho newspapers cxhort the public
to refrain from buying rice in order
to bring down the price and ans
~nounccmcnts have been made Of sew
ersl cuts to rome in that food.
The Portuguese public is looking to
the United States to rescue them from
their plight. Unvcritied umor have
been circulated that .Shiploads of
f%oodstuffs. clothing and shoes are on
their way from America to flood tlre
markets, hero at prices available to
all. Many h~ouseholders are refusing
to buy at present prices. saying: II
will wait until the American ships
have come"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
CARLETON HAS
OPENED ATTACK
ON DRUG RING
Claims to Have Broken Back
of New York's Illicit
Drug Trade.


New York. March 22.-riaiminc
virtually to have broken tho back .or
tho Illicit Drug trade III New Work
TjtS. in a four months drive. Special
Deputy Police Commissioner Carrie
ton Simon today declared war on an
international ring which he charges
is responsible for illegal distribution
of dope throughput the United States.
In the an1i-narcotic drive here
more than 1000 arrests -haNd been
made and millions Of dollars worth
Of drugs seized.
Although rho Illegal dr,s trade has
been broken DR.. Simon asserted the
work of his hurtau Is not only to con
tinun here hut is ia be enlarged TO
meet the problems in other big cities
in America and abroad.
Ey means of an International hu-
reuu OF criminal rrcords now being
established, all data concerning drug
crooks is toS he ready for cities where
leads pointing to Now York might
be- uncovered. tho commissioners said.
Recently hc added. Antwerp police
had requested information concernlne
al alleged leader of tho international
ring. It was shown by means Of in
formation furnished by New York
that the man had police records in
LONDON. Paris. BRUSSELS and New Or
leans and had served prison sentences
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22

upward revision The actual work Of
IN ping II WILL b egin tomorrow.
While the house IL at work on the
tariff the senate finance committee
VIII consider revenue revision >snd its
printed hearing will >be AvGfSabie, 70
the ways n can committee. which
will write the bill. In this way MIR.
Fordney predicted conersss would
work at high speed, in the hope Of
earning a summer recess, The house
would be- considering revenue while
the tariff was. still before the senate.
Everything IL Smooth.
"An differences have been ironed
said Chairman Fordney. land
We now have a definite working plan.
1t is to be assumed that 1t meet the
approval OF the president"
"TAGaFordney BILL" said Chairman
Fcnross. will he put through cong
ress without the crossing Of a, t or
the dottins Of sl1. l."
Tho President stepped into the firht
early today when he tAcpnoned Mr..
Fordney suggesting that sn enlerE-
ency agricultural measure be enscted
III adyan nee of tariff or revenue leSis.
'htion} sud while there had been some
indications Of his attitude. the pro.
posal took the committee off its feet.
h:'. "|iG luHio'iiik VI ulsCoHteHt
especially arncns ,weseern member.
who objected to the idea Of coins
before congress a second time this
year to ask for "a special Bill. The
President asked that senate Republic.
ans be sounded OF tho subject, and
there bobbed up tho fear that with
out q clotnre rule the might
he long delayed. Senator Penroae
however. said that cloture. Would be
invoked If necessary.
When the house .nccts April IL,
there wifi be three bills awaiting ar.
tion--emerEency tariff. anti -dunlpine
and American valuation. How soor
thereafter the permanent m-asurr
nigh; be ready members declined te
say.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
WHYNOT
g. YOU

3 Another u. G.. G.. student goes TO a
position with tho Lakota Implement
Go. The lucky maj, this tine>is Mr..
Arthur IIaeenston who has hecn talk
ine our business and bookkeeping
course. Ii YOU wont.tto make your
Services in demand there is M better
way than TO learn tho things that tho
Business world demands. namely
bookkeeping. banking. business meth
DDS. shorthand. typcwritinE. etc. II
ia kes but a short time inc YOU then
Have the knowledge tina: Will nab bio
Sou t" advance, TO the big positions.
Bend for free GataloE and sec how
Esccz*f ,sco the 7'"ay''s Of this big
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
DECLARES HIGH
OFFICERS AID
DRUG SMUGGLING

New York. March 2c.--Opcning of
q, fight, to curb the traffic of an inter-
national drug ring said to be headed
by. business ,1hen OF Germany. Japan
and Engiand.AHNas announced here to-
day BY Dr.. Carleton Simon, speciaI
police commissioner.
Declaring high ranking officers Of
m ships plying between New York
and Mediterranean and, South Amer
lean ports have been transporting
drugs to this country, DR.. simon said
many raids are planned and develop
OF a startling nature expected.
The crews Of six steamships now
are under surveillance. lie added.
The deputy police commissio ner
said the, leaders of the ring had been
idehtif ed b,lt>.t that action against
theh was impossible as tho laws df
their countries do not prohibit traf-
Ticking in narcotics.
Drugs manufactured in Germany. it
is charged, have beer carried from
that country, into Switzerland by
means of underground pAssageways.
which have been discovered. Through
Switzerland these drugs. Dr.. Simons
asserted, have been transported to
America. China. Japan and Italy.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
REC0CNlT]l0NO or
RUSSIAN SOVIET
MAY Be RESULT
British Trade Agreement is
Believed to Mean Much
in Politics.

London. March 2l.-The .An-lc-'
Russian agreement, carried through,
by Premier Lloyd George and SIR
Robert Stevenson Horne. president OF
the board OF trade, in the face Of de-
tcrmined opposition both from with.
in And without the cabinet, Is gencr-
ally regarded as, more important from
its political than it's economical i'm
p1:etions. %inassnuch, although it does
noG recognize the soviet government
in the regular diplomatic sense Of
tho word. it is. nevertheless. tania-
mohnt to recognition Of the dc facto
government and is most likely. ac-
cording to the view held in we'll in
formed circles. to hc followed in the
not distant future by i. regular po-
litical treaty,
Moreover. while it, docs not cs:ab-
lish friendly relations. it at least
establishes ~non-hostilc relations.
t"rhc strongest advocates OF tho
agreements while not ignoring its
economic importance and dcSira bilitN
Az promoting trade. have usually laid
stress bin the belief that moro could
be accomplished in freeing the Soviet
regime from it's most Objectionable
features by openins Russia and the
Russian people to intercourse with
the world, than could he achieved by
q policy of isolation n antagonist.
symptom, of Discomfort,
The c rising at Krons;adt is
regarded here as synpton1atic of dis
c~ontentment among large classes Of
the population Of Russia. especially
the peasant classes. with the dictator,
ial methods of tho Soviet admins
tration. This discomfort only became
apparent because Russia. after sever.
Al years military struggle is expert,
cncins.. NOW an era Of o~ompsrative
peace and allowing the ferment al
natural political forces tn freasscr,
itself. II is argued that the fermeni
will continue with continued peace
and probably bring about the evolu
lion Of n q democratic form ot
government.
From Nhjs point tho opening OF
Russia to foreign in%Gunnres. indicated
\ number Of treaties and agreement:
already concluded or about to. be nc,
Eotiatcd. is 81 matter OF first class i'm.
~portancc.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-22
WOMEN
DEMAND IMPORTANT
GOVERNMENT PLACES

London. March 5.-(Mail.)--British
women are beginning to demand the
appointment Of members OF their sex
as diplomats in foreign services. They
do not ask to be made ambassadors
or ',hinisters but there Is no knowing
l1owEoon they may. At present they
seeM to he %contented with suggesting
that women be appointed as council
lors. ono 10 each British embassy.
The idea has been put forward BY
Professor Winifred Cults Of Cam
bridge university. who stated in an
address before the English Speaking
nnion. that women - could aid the
british ambassadors n ministers In
- ""c''--~ .hc points Of view Of
people of other nations. now that
~ nA>cl voice in the govern
lncnt. She also proposed that women
should be sent on special diplomatic
missions.
Unfortunately. she added. many
am ba ssadors now arc strongly op-
nfScd TO such ideas.