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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
DR.. FAIR RESIGNS POST AS
PASTOR OF WESTMINSTER
Popu lar Presbyterian Minister
Gives Congregation Notice OF
Action Before Prcsbytcry.
ADVANCED AGE is REASON
Consregati9n Immediately Votes to
Make Him Pastor Emeritus.
VIII Not Leave Richmond, lie
Tells Flock.

Announcement was made nj VAST
''''''S'cr presbyterian Church yester-
Gay morning that Rev. James Young
rair' ID. D.. had notified the session
on last Wednesday that the approa ch
ing spring meeting OF the East Han
over Presbyte,1'. he would t.nd-,, his
fesigna lion as pastor
The resignation embodied IN, r.-
quest that !. call meeting OF the con-
gresa,ion be held next sunday tn
unite with Or. Fair In tho reuues, IN
inc presbytery To dissolve the pas
'orai relations row existing.
Renchcx ScriptnrnI Limit.
In his communication 20 the seq
SION DR.. Fair suited that as he had
attained the semianual lhu., ot liree
score aud ten gears. he felt that ths
responsibility OF such AN ,imnortap,
anu Erow'nG cnaryis s>ouId be trins.
ferred to younger and stronger shouI-
dcrs
Ten years ago DR.. Fair came to
Westminster when II was a small
mission, worshiplng on Grove Ave-
nue. During his pastoratc it has
grown into the beautiful temple
which was dedicated few Sundays
ago. free OF debt and is in -four
ishing condition. both financially and
spiritually.
DIR, Fairs retirement marks the
end OF long and useful ministry in
which he has preached over $500
sermons He began preaching fifty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
PREPARE TO REMOVE CREW
FROM GROUNDED SCHOONER
lBy United News.

NEW BEDFORD. MASS. April s.
The two masted schooner. Evolution
OF Providence" is in distress on Long
Shoals. of Nantucket. and is in suci,
bad position that II will probably
toe impossible TO float her, according
TO radiogram from the coast guard
cutter Acushnet. which is standing
by and preparing to remove the
schoomer's crew.
The Evolution OF Providence" !.:,
New Bedford early Sunday morning
carrying general cargo destined for
the Cape Verde Islands. She en-
countered bad squall in which all
her sails were blown away. ana was
trying 10 return TO New Bedford
through the Muskeget Channel when
she ran aground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
OHIOPATRONAGEGRAB
BRINGS LOUD PROTESTS
AGAINST COP. MACHINE,
Buckeye State JobHunters Apparently Determined to
Skim Cream Off Bottle-Ohio Citizenship Be
comes Liability Rather Than Asset

oicr general. and X. -. Crlss!ug.r Az
Comptroller OF the Currency. only
seemed 10 increase the appetite rof
the rest of the crowd
Thos. who were omitted from the
original list were far from satisfied
Ihcy asserted. with vchcmence. thai
win the exception OF Mr.. Daugher,v.
all ihe hppointceY were Narionitos
ana that Marion. after all. is only /,
small part Of the great State Of Ohio.
The disappointed folks pointed ,o
Ayron 7. lIerrick. Of Cleveland =.
an ohioan who needed TO b.. pro-
Vided for handsomely He had h.ep
Governor of the State and ,mbnss,-
u"r 10 France and WAS entitled "a
the fullest consideration.
Former Itoosercit Lender
TheS pointed to Walter T.. E,o,y.
OF Ioledo. former Roosevelt: I.,.cr
out more recently the Hard;np m,p
hser in the state, man of fine MARI.
ana a man TO " hom MFR. !iardiny ,y.,
deeply indebted.
They pointed to C,arml Tbor,,
a'so OF Cleveland. TAFT leader. win
had been secretary to the form.r
PRESIDENT. and who had done ,h..
fiarding cause incalcuIabl. s.r,.i,.
harticuiariy In tho fight arains, ,iv-
ing the state 70 Leonard Wood q,
the Chicago convention.
They pointed to Wad.. ;t Ir,.
continued on Page ., Col a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
FARMERS AND UNIONS TO
HOLD JOINT CONFERENCE
LEy Associaled Press.l

WASHINGTON. April "a confer
cnce of farmer and labor organiza.
tions will be held here April II and
IL 10 frame program of national
legislation. ii was announced tonight
by the Peoples Reconstruction
League. This will be n different
meeting from that Of the farm or
ganizations previously announced for
April IA TO agree on a program To be
asked OF Congresa. it was asserted.
Sight OF the railway brotherhoods.
eleven international labor unions. six
State Federations OF Labor, the
Washington state Grange and the
North Carolina Farmers Union have
already agreed 10 send delegates to
the conference. ii was declared
The conference viii! discuss the
railroad situation. Federal taxation.
packer control legislation and short
time rural credits. il was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
PAROLE LAW AIDS
CRIME, SAYS CHIEF
LBy United News.

CHICAGO. April 3.-chicf of Police
Charles c. Fitzmorris. following W
his campaign To keep the criminals
IN the penitcntiary." made public
sunday night list OF awbreakers
who had been paroled in 1920. These
nc announced. are a violent menace
to the public.
The iarole law" the chief de-
.,larcd is the criminals best friend
The chiefs list indicated that a
numbcr Of murd.rcrs were released
for various reasons after serving "a
small part of their term of sentences.
FitHmorris has 1cen maintaining In
newspaper propa ganda that paroieJ
criminals are responsible for most OF
;hc crime in Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
FUNERAL SHIP, WITH BODIES
OF SOLDIER DEAD, DOCKS
10y United News.l

NEW YORK. April 3.--Ano,her
tnneral snip has arrived here with
the bodies OF tho dead--the Cambrai.
OF inc American army transport SER
vice. with l.22+ collins in her hold,
including those OF several hundred
men who fell while lighting in the
Twenty-seventh Seventy-seventh and
Rainbow divisions. Other ships in
the harbor all dipped their coiors 20
the Cambrai as she steamed up to her
dock with her own flag at half mast.
The joint funeral services for all
the bodies will be held on the dock In
Hoooken on Thursday. Meantime. a
constant guard of,honor will bo main
tained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
By }. Fred-rIck E:s.nry.
Washington Correspondent of Th.
Times Dispatch.

'"S"iHSIo Ton correspondent OF The
Times Dispatch.
WASiiINGTON, w April Slow NUT
tered complain, is being heard in the
Ecpubiican camp over the hcadlong
drive OF the Ohio patronage machine
ana the sweeping success with which
II has grabbed some OF the leading
Jobs under the new administration.
while laying "A first mortgage on
numberless others.
The Presidents own STATE has vol.
uh'ccred enough good and true Re
prblicans Ia mi every place OF value
In the Federal government II has
proven itself ravenously hungry for
spoiis. and its insistence plus It's
persistence, for cmoiumcnts is TAX
ing much Of the JOY out of the Pres-
idcnt's life.
Grateful TO his friends at home for
their enthusiasm and their support.
Mr. Harding early selected n eroup
OF them for places OF highest honor.
hoping that the others would bavc a
heart and realize that he could not
reward every man who had claim
Tor prcfcr'nent upon him.
Whcis Appetite or Res,.
But the appointment of Harry NJ.
paugherty. as Aporney-Generai;
George b Christian. Jr.. as his sec
reiary: Or. e r. Sawyer. as brisa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Lny Associated press.l

NEW YORK, April 3.-Two persons
husband and wife. were arrested to-
Jay. charged with the murder of Mrs
catherine Trotto. widow. OF Brook
!yn, following the discovery last night
of her body at the edge of small
pond. Those arrested were Mrs
carolina NeTderosa, l7-year-old step
daughter OF the dead woman. ,tnd her
husband. Luciano. 2S.
Two hoys found the body. which
was richly clad, wrapped In an ex-
.pensiyc shawl and With a piece OF
rope lied about the neck. Although
~ small amount of each and a innm-
'ie, sibecrEofYrings 9 were found on the body,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
PLANES LAY OVER AT MiAMl
ON FLIGHT TO VIRGIN ISLES

MIAMI. FLA. April s.-Tho two
corps planes on trail blazing trip
to the Virgin Islands rested here over
Sunday. EARLY tomorrow morning
they will hop off on the sixth lap
OF the trip For Key West and pos
sibly continue OH TO Havana before
night.
Tho planes will be guided across
the Gulf to she Havana landing field
by u big sestliane rendered by local
: aviation company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Doomed to Chair and Jail,
Court to Rule on Tangle
lRy Associated -Press.l

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April ,.
When Il jury in the Polk County
Law Court at Ducktown. sentenced
Charlie Fife TO ninety nine years
in the pcnitentiary for killing one
man and then sentenced him to be
elcct,ocuted for killing another on
the same occasior. Few question
OF law was raised that Will prob
ably require the State Supreme
Court to decide,
Fife was first convicted o: kill
ing Joe Upton. a farmer, at whose
home Fife's wife had taken refuge
when he threatened her life. LII
the second Instance he was found
guilty of staying Carl Henry. Tip
toms son-in-law, who WAS attempt
ing to place the dead man on n
gaed when shot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
TRIPLE ALLIANCE ARE UNITED
~ EFFORT TO END LABOR wAI,
Iiy 4. r. JOHNSON

United News stan Correspondent.
LONDON, April 3.-The triple aiii.
ance miners. railway workers. trans.
port mcn--arc united in their deter
m!nation to force this labor war tc
conclusion. 1t will mean, they de-
clare, either the naturalization ot
British union.sm. or the smash-up o.
organized labor
The United News IS reliably in
formed that. far from considering the
miners strike purely localized
movement. radical leaders behind the
action regard the outcome az vital
30 the very soul OF trades -url;onism
And this idea spread broadcast
through the ranks OF the building
engineering and shipbuiid!ng trades
Is already na.:ne iis effect. All or
ganizcd labor is restless and ready
~ follow extremist advice.
Forming National Policies.
The national policies OF the ,rlpls
alliance we're being formulated IA al
hnoficial conference OF radical lead
Ter. SuiniL:. 'ris;' ~, be r'nced be
fore the transport workers session
on Monday. and probably VIII be
adopted without serious attempt 10
compromise on Tuesday when the ma
tional councils meet
Speeches and circulars are already
having their effect on other trades.
In Wales the radicals have forced
out the remainder OF the nonstr'kers.
and numerous riots and disorders are
reported.
Cut ELECTRICITY and Gns tnnE~.
The Board OF Trade has formulated
additional restrictions on the use OF
gas and electricity. which is 10 be cnr
down 30 per cen; in each case Do
nestle consumption OF :oai i' ! ltci
10 100 pounds week iainn! and
all electric signs are 10 be discontinued
at once. Supernuous street lighting Is
20 20. and the widest urtaiimeni and
,C,on,,nu,d ON Page . Col s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
SLIGHT HOPE is HELD
For STARR j. MURPHY
LEY ASSOCIATED Press l

oHMuND BEACH. FLA. April ;.
slight hope was held tonight by at
tending physicians for the recovery
OF Starr j. Murphy, personal coun-
sci and adviser or John D. Rocekefei-
Ter. Sr.. who was stricken iii while
a guest at Mr. Rockefcllers winter
home here last Friday. Mr.. Muir
ply was again oner"ted upon today
for intestina! trouble
Dr.. stuar, McGnire, OF Richmond.
is one OF the physicians who is at
tending Mir, Murphy. lie was sum-
moncd 10 Florida Saturday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
10000 Pounds of Black Powder
Explodes in R., F. &
P. Yards.
WRECKAGE CATCHES FIRE;
QUICK WORK STOPS SPREAD
Hundreds of Windows Broken
and Plastering Torn Down
in Many Homes.
BLAST HEARD FIFTEEN MILES
Two Water Tanks Demolished and
Cows Killed in Adjoining Fields.
Wires Are Torn Down.
Special to The Times Dispatch ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
FREDERICkSBURG. VA, April :.
Two trainmen were Injured. IL il
feared fatally. and damage amount
Ing 10 thousands of dollars was en-
tailed. and this city was rocked as Sc
by an earthquake. when a freight car
containing 10000 pounds OF black
powder blew up here about s o'clock
this afternoon.
THE ISJUREDt
a. W. Johnson, 3:o4 we.t Clay
street. Richmond, comd uctor, fniurie.
believed serious.
a. u. nrown. brakeman, 'injurie.
believed serious.
Both of the injured were taken to
the fredericksburg Hospital for
treatment.
'J. Ronitz, fasman of the wrecked
train, miraculousiy escaped injury.
The explosion was due to concus-
sion. resulting when Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
ife'Sh' tSE!h came 10 IL sudden stop,
The detonation was terrific. being
hoard for more than nfteen miles
Two railroad water tanks werc over
turned. two cows In fields were killed
outright, windows In establishments
IN the business dictrict, in houses
In the residential sections and in sew
eral passenger cars on adjacent
tracks were shattered.
Dozens OF freight cars were
wrecked the contents OF several be-
ing consumed in fire that followed
the blast.
auta Il ;at-
suffered plate glass losses ranging
from 5000 to $1,000 each.
The explosion took place fin the
freight yards short distance south
of this city.
Telegraph Wires Down.
telegraph wires were torn from
their fasteninGs on poles. and wire
communication TO points both north
ana south was interrupted until re-
pairs could be made.
Debris from the wrecked cars
blocked traffic OH the Richmond.
and Potomac Rail
road for several hours Richmond
was notified. and Il wreckinS crew
was hurricdly dispatched to the scene
to remove the wrcckage and clear the
line. IN
ihe fredericksburg fire department
soon was on the scene and extin-
guished fires caused by burning bo.
cars
Intense excitement was caused In
and throughout the
surrounding country. Crowds OF the
curious FASTENED TO the yards to view
the havoc created by the explosion.
Property damage had not been ac-
curately computed at late hour to-
night. II is certain to run into thou
sands of dollars, however.
In addition to shattered window
pancs. piastering was torn from tho
walls aud ceilings in number of
houses. which added to the general
confusion.
For time the fear was expressed
that there might be other cars OF
me explosive in tho train. but these
fears were allaycd by officials OF the
road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
al. G. FIELD, PREMIER
OF u. S. MLNS7RELS, DIES
lRy Associated Press. /

COLUMBUS. OHIO. April 3.-A!fred
Griffin '"Al g." Field. premier of Amcri-
can minst trels. died at his home here
today his death resulting from
Brights disease. He was born seven
ty-two years ago in Leeshurg, Va.
Mr.. Field was educated in the com
mon schools at Brownsville and
Pittsburgh, Pa. later becoming in
terested in banking and farming. and
in 1856 entered the theatrical busi-
ness. organizinE minstrel show.
which has operated H,inuously since
that time.
Mr.. Field was a former high ma
'ionai officer OF the Elks and widely
known in Masonic circles.
The funeral will be held here Tues
day afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
ST. Mihiel Is Honored
By the Crcix de Gucrre
LHy Assoeiated Press. ]

-. 'MIlIiEI.. FRANCE. April ;.
The Cro!x de Guerre today was
conferred on 81. Mihiel. which was
;hc scene OF successful three
days action by the American
troops during the war The cere-
mony was attended by prominent
French and American citizens.
Colonel r. John West represented
ting American embassy.
When NJ. Maginot. the Minister
OF Pensions. recalled the yalor OF
the Americans who fought side by
side with the French at st. Mihiel,
he tUrnec. TO Colonel West The
population. grouped on the ruins
OF Their town. cheered the Ameri-
eau officer until Colonel West came
forward and bowed his .acknowl-
adSement&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
nELINvE IRISH SITUATION
HAS CHANGED FOR BElvrER
IBy Associated Press.


DUBLIN. April 3.-Thc opinion was
expressed today by competent OBJ
servers that the Irish situation had
undergone n considerable change for
the better since ST. Putrick's Day. y
month ago Dublin derided the peace
prophets. but today predictions that
there will be II settlement of the con-
troversy in the near future are uni
v.rsal Lloyd's declined 10 accept
bets offered during the week that
peace will be brought about before
August
Outwardly conditions have not i'm
proved. There has been no ccssa-
tion OF warfare in any part OF the
disturbed districts. and the trouble is
spreading 10 Ulster.
Many Factors Aid.
: Factors serving TO stimulate the
optimistic view Of ,he situation arc
the frank admission of Premier
Lloyd George OF the governments
(Continued on Page =. Col. ID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
REGARD INDiSPoSTrION
As "DiPLOMtTIC ILI.NESS''

IBy Associated Press.l
VIENNA. April 3.-Former EN-
peror Charles is i'll at Steinainanser,
according 10 reports reaching en-
ten;e diplomats here. The report is
coupled with reqnes; FOR AN allied
physician 20 go TO Stsinainangcr.
Tire : s.ne inclination IL rcg3r..
the indisposition of Charles as dip
lomatic Illness" contracted in order
that the former Emperor may obtain
further delay in leaving steina-
munger
According TO dispatches from
Prague. there are Indications that
early steps may be taken TO hasten
the departure OF Charles.
Nobility Floods SteinnmanScr.
The belief prevails IN some quar-
ters tina, Charles may start for
Switzerland tonight. now that the
u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
U. S. STEEL CUTS WAGES;
lNSTALLS 8-H0UR DAY
lRr Associnled prcss.l

GARY, IND. April "A 20 per cent
Reduction OF wages and the eight
hour day will be put into effect by the
United States Steel Corporation about
the middle of this month. according
to unofficial reports from local Of
fees OF the concern.
About 10000 men are employed in
the company's plants when they are
running full time. but it is not known
just how many men arc at work now.
installation of the cight-hour day
would mean that 10000 additional
men would be. required to run the
plants at full! speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
Following Daylight Fires, Au-
thorities Raid Irish Rebel
Club in Manchester.
MEET WITH STUBBORN
ARMED RESISTANCE
Casualties Result From Pitched
Battle, in Which Three Po-
lice Are Injured.
ARMoRED OARS QUELl RIOT
Serious Disorders Break Out in
Belfast With Renewed Fury
-, During Wcck-End.

LONDON. April S.--Eollowing sew
cral daylight fires. the police of Man
chester early this morning raided the
Sim Fcin Club OF Manchester. They
met with armed resistance. and after
II pitched battle in which one was
killed and another seriously wound
ed and three police wounded. twenty
men were arrested.
In the raid, materials for tire-rais-
ing and plans for future fires were
discovered. the police say
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
WEALTHY WOMAN SLAIN,
SEIZE MANAND GIRL. BRIDE
Seventeen 4ear-Old Stepdaughter and Her Husband
Are Arrested Charged With Crime-Body Found
Near Edge of Pond by Boys

detectives advanced robbery as the
motive. The woman had been miss
ing month and was last seen by
ncishbors at the home OF the Yer
derosas.
Physicians said the woman had been
strangled to death and had been dead
ohiy Two days when found. There
were number of bruises on the
body Police declare relatives had
quarrcled over the distribution OF her
husbands estate and that pieces of
cord Identical with that found bound
around the neck were found In the
Yerderosa apartment. The couple de-
MED! nied /. Knowledge of the crime, but
were held without ball for q hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
COOLIDGE AND HOOVER
FELIClTATE K. OF C.'S WORK

WASHINGTON. April a.-Th 9
knights of Columbus were congratu-
iated by Nice-President Coolidge on
their educational and disqualification
woFk. and thanked by Secretary
hoover for their support in his Eu-
ropean relief work. in addresses at a
meeting OF the board of directors here
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
PLUNGE $50 FEET; FINED

BRISTOL. VA. Aprii 5. After
alnnging. in an automobile. 80 feet
down precipicc at Dug Hill. near
Gate CITY, Va. aud escaping with
only minor scratches. the members
of part. of. young persons were
fined in tie Gate City Police Court
on charges Of dsorderly conduct.
The automobile was demolished
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
ROANOKE CHURCH BURNED

ROANOKE, VA, April 3.-An early
morning fire OF undetermined ORIGIN
damage variouslv estimated q
from S2''O0o to 100000 to Greene Me-
moria! Methodist Episcopal Church.
south IN which the Baltimore Con
ference is scheduled to begin it's an
hual session on Wednesday. Extcn-
siVe repairs had just heeni concluded.
and 1t was in the new part Of the
church that the fire occurred
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

CONTINUED on Page 2. Col.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
CHARLES ILL WITH BRONCHITIS
AT STEihA ANIANGEt, REPORT
IEy Associnteh Prcss.l

STEINAMANGER. April 3.-T'or-
mer Emperor Charles is i'll with b-on-
chitis He is suffering from fever
and is having nervous coughing at
tacks. according 10 a bulletin issued
today by his Budapcs, physician
The bulletin says'the former King
has no appetite and that he Is obliged
20 remain in bed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
FAMOUS PRl'MA DONNA DIES
'IBv Associaicd pr.

NoRWNLk' CONN, April 3.-An
ME i.onisr Cary, famous prima donna
of nifty years ago. died al her home
here today. She was the widow Of
charles NJ. Raymond. Il former New
York banker and. as Mrs. Raymond
she had lived here since 1888 She
was ~ years old and death was due
10 the iniirmiiics of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04

Sim Feiners Execute
Alleged Spy in Britain

LONDON. April a.---Tffr BODY of
an unidentified man was found
"here ne had been shot dead on
me golf links ut Ashford. near
Middlesex. twelve milts from Lon
don The bullet had entered his
heart.
on a paper with the body was
written:
Let spies and traitors beware
irish Republican, Army"
This is the first time Il Sim Fe;n
execution has been rerpotrated in
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
NEUFF AND ZIA1lNER JOLh5
y. S. FORCESAT COBLENZ
igy Associated Press.

CoBLENZ. April 3.--Carl Nenff and
Frank thinner. the Americans who
recently were released from prison
in Baden, where they had been con
fined for their part in the attempt to
arrest Grover G. Bergdoll. the Amer
lean draft evadcr, arrived here this
morning.
They refused to talk concerning tho
situation. except TO say that they had
been fairly treated by the German
officials and the German courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-04
YOUNG LEEDS WINS GREEK
PRINCESS, II, FOR BRIDE
%" OF irinecss Anastasia Proposes
Day After His Arrival
In Athens.
WILL BE wEDDED IN JUN,
American Youth Used AirpInpe
FROM Paris to Reach Mothers
hcdsidc-ls on His Way to Lon.
don To Purchase New Nar,,o,,c
iBy Associated Press.

ATHENS. April "a wili.am y
Leeds son of Princess Anastasia or
"feece' who arrived here a few DAYS
ago by airplane TO visit his mother
GS'| 's'i...- has secon,e ,!ys ,5,a a
f'incess Nenia. the I7-year-,ld see.
ohd daughter of Grand Duchess Mari.
ana niece OF King Constantine. i, was
ieaf hed today The marriage viii
.aNe place IN June. probably n
h'"ehs' "ut IN. Young couple plan
TO reside in America.
1ouns Leeds proposed the day after
ms arrival. ii is understood. and was
immediately accepted Princess An
hstasia opposed the union al frs, on
account OF her sons youth. bu. dnaIly
gave her consent. Leeds. whr is 10
IS proceeding to London TO obtain a
new wardrobe. and Will -eturn to
Athens in fortnight