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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-01-13

''"'e 'o''eee OF washington
4 was very greatly interested i
what l saw in foday's Spokane pa
per concerning the drop IN tobacco
pnces and the consequent femporar,
closing Oh the Lexington and Other
markets. ~ was, presume, TO De ex'
Pecteo tnat the very high prices re-
ce''eo lot 'ooacco' que 70 tne wal
uensno conia NOT long commune
ai'er the shutting OH OF that alb
~ "'. - vac.
.
=, :
pS anu
however am nrmiy convinced
that the growers Of tobacco can Sc
e"' '"e 'eS' poss'D'e prlce Tor fne'r
'eai op'y 'nrougn a s'rong marketing
assoc'a'ion. Inc experiences OF the
Oa"horn'a rrul' uro"ers Associa-
''o"' 'ne oa''iorn'a walnut urowers'
Associa''on' 'ne rune ana Apricot
Assoc'a'ion ana o1ner OF the Cali
iorna growers associations have
tne AFFINITY OF groups
Oh producers TO successfully cope
win marketing problems.
Unorganized growers attempting
to market their crops individually
are, OF course, greatly handicapped
in their attempts to bargain with the
buyers. Those BUYERS represent the
stronger organizations with ample
capital back of them and the grow
Frs shouidso organize themselves
rs to be able to meet with them on
more nearly a plane of equality.
Here In the Northwest there is
'eing organized a wheat growers
based on lines practical
y 'ne same as the successful Cali
ornia ASSOCIATIONS. Further, right
u 'his tlme there is being organized
the state or Washington SINH
ar ASSOCIATION to handle the boxed
ppie OIL one Oh our principal apple
ana " is hoped that this
ew association will eventually in
iude the other apple sections this
'ate ana possibly OF the other
northwest states.
IL occurs to me that the tobacco
rowers OF Kentucky, especially the
urley people, are in particularly
avorable situation as regards the
disability of successful coop
=
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
INTERNATIONAL BANK
MORE THAN PAYS EXPENSES
IRv Associated rrns.

NEW ORLEANS, LA. May 2G.-Th.
Federal International Banking Com
pany. during the first four months
of its existence, loaned s3l52.Ssyl7
almost solely in the financing or OK
port shipments Of southern products.
according to n statement issued here
today as of May IL
despite the expenses incident to
"rSanizaiion and gctting started. the
DIG foreign trade bank. the second
and largest organized under the Edge
act. already has more than paid cx-
pcnscs. the statement shows
The total earnings were $50. 2O+23.
while the statement shows "a total OF
s2O.05l. ID uncarncd discount on hand
IN addition. The general expenses
of the bank, including sl2.SG3 organi-
zation expenses and $3.50 for furni-
ture and equipment, total only s53.-
$50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
A Small Farm

containing 3il-2 acres in powhatan
county. Va. with improvements
In execution OF "a deed OF ,rus; to
tho undersigned trustee. dated .Lay
y. 1913, recorded IN Deed Book 81.
page 1917. | VIII. at the request OF
tn" notcholder. DEFAULT having been
made in the payment OF the debt
therain secured. sell by auction in the
office OF Geo. T.. Crawford * Co. S32
East Main street. Richmond. Va.
SATURDAY. MAY IS. 1921.
a. { o'clock i. NJ, the real estate
described in the said deed as follows:
All that certain tract. piece or par
Gel OF land of 81 - acres. bciuI.
the same. more or less. lying and
being in Hugucnot district, Iowha-
tan county. Virginia, the same being
the land conveyed to the said Samuel
Taylor, Sr.. by j. Il. Adkins Geo.
T.. Adkins. executors. and Rattle u.
Adkins. cXccutriX, of Robert Ak ins.
deceased. by deed bearing date Oclo-
Der &c. 1907. ard recorded in the
Clerks Oihcc Of Powhatan County,
u. i. 80. page 30i, to which deed
special reference is hereby made tor
d more definite description.
TERMS: Cash.
l.. j. CRAWFORD.
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
NEW YORK AND BRAVES
SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER

BOSTON May 26.-New York won
the hrst game, . TO 3. and Boston
took the second. to 3, in today's
double header.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
TRUNKMAKERS DEFEATED,
8 TO q. BY SUFFOLK CATS

PETERSBURG. VA. Nav % SUI.
.olk Defeated Petersburg here today.
to 8
Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

NY. tones mp the digestive organs.
puts the stomach in good condition.
stimulates a sluggish liver, strength
ems weak kidneys and soothcs tired
nerves
wishing 10 give others tho hcncGt
81 his experience is what prompted
Mr.. James III. Thruckmorton. Of No
"Sla ith Street. Fulton. Va. a popu-
lar employee OF the Z. X O. H. X. co.
TO make the following statement:
About a year ago had a terrihl..
attack of !hc influenza. which left my
system in very weak condition. Al
though | had tried many medicines
1t seemed as II | could find nothing
10 help me. My stomach was in a
weak condition. had no annette
Whatever. and WAS so nervous could
not Sic"p read IN our home papers
OF IA. Macy people who had becn
cured ny your r!ant Juice and this
induced me 10 give il Il trial want
10 20 on record as saying that Plant
Juice is the greatest medicine ON
'"rth' as 1t has made "a new man OF
me am gaining in weigh, and feel
hungry Tor my meals My friends an
wonder at the great change In me
l. steep Ike u child and what used
to Ice IA ard days work for me is now
NIX" play | am glad 80 make this
pubic statement in the hope thar il
VII! Il" of benefit to- others
rant juice j. sold at the Tragic
hrug cos store. in Richmond.
For sale III Petersburg 10y Morri.
son the Drug Man, and in Chase CITY
by the Chase cay Drug Co.--Aav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
A COUNTRY HOME

for some Richmond business man.
combining the ConVcnicnCcs of the
city with the attractions Of Il delight
iui country in a fine section OF Viz
Ginia. The farm consists Of 81 acres.
easily adaptable to Improvement: 40
acres being in orchard and CuItiva-
tlon. balance in timber sufficient for
needs OF the farm. The sale OF the
fruit alone Will pay So; on the price
asked The nous. is a modern bun
ralow OF ! rooms and bath. electric
lehts ana running not ana cold
water. Splendid view If monn,uins
station one minutes walk convenient
L" store. church. school and good
town miles away. Fine train SER
miles. Box !. @Gi. care Times. Dis
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
Totals ..... 3
Hattcd for Douglas in


'baIIcd Tor Cruise in cighth.
New YORK 100 o2o 01O--l
EOSton " ran ncO "a,
summary: Two-base Burns,
toWeli' FORD Home run Boeckei.
stolen basc-Frisch. Sacrifice hits
Young, Barbara. Double plays-KeIly
to Saiicc; Hocckel TO Ford TO HoIke.
l.cft Oh bascS--New York Is Roston !,
Eases on bails--oT Fiilingim. , HAS
on Douglas, in inning m Sal
leo III .2-3 Innings struck out
by Fillingim. I. Wild pitch Douglas.
Losing pitcher--Sallee. Umpires--
Cuiglcy and o'Day. Time--lI5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
RESERVE BANK REPORTS
s243,439,000 RESOURCES
weekly Statement Shows Total OF
Bills Bought and Discounted
To BE So Nil. 900.

Total resources OF the Federal RE-
serve Bank Of the Fifth District for
the Week ending Wcdncsda. wcre
S-i5'i3''cVo. OF th!s amount s7i.6Sq
o"" was In gold reserve. Tho total
amount ~ bills discounted and bought
was $Iln1l nnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
OF FEDERAL
BANKS FIVE BILLIONS
Total Gold Reserves Of Twelve Re-
serve Institutions Two
NilIionS
I By Associated Press. !

" ASHlNGTON, MAY 2G.-t'cmhi,cd
resources and liabilities OF III" twelve
Federal reserve banks az tho close OF
business May - were reported to-
night 10y the Federal Reserve Board
IN thousands of dollars as follows:
Resources.
Cold and gold certificates IS 90. 26l
Gold settlement fund. T. Il
Board .............. iTi.a52
Total gold held by bankss 75i.2i2
Cold with + r. aeents..... l.5O5.2ga
Cold REDEMPTION fund ... l33.5O5
Total gold reserves .....sa &a9.at7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

'H"'TE" y = W. NHSc hlt-K ChrnS
,-rit on has cs-Pctcrshurg. 10; SUI
i"ik. = struck out-by t'oiw.u.
nN furns. .. Bases on baliS-on col
Ter. stolen bases NeiId ,',stic
kohrnS. Rice. Passed halI-No0nan,
time of Eamc-i:iN rmptres -Ortn
and DnNNifi - W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
DISPLA. CLASSIFIED
FPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF

'fEClAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
S&.c Land. Plant, Equipment. Ma.
Ihincry. Buildings. Appurtcnanccs.
Fixtures. Implements. Goods. Ma
iierlaiS' Mciciin ndisc. Rights. Privi-
icHcs. Franchises, Inventions. Pat
cnts and Leases Of the Hampton
2hipbuiiding and Marine Railway
corporation. located at Hampton.
The undersigned special commits.
SS.Dn.rS' pursuant 10 the terms Of "A
asciec entered by the Circuit Court
Tor the County OF Elizabeth CITY Via
ga the ed day OF April. 1871. IN tn"
undar ,bo eaus T .Eersin depending.
- hthtiFcs OF =. Gordon Cumming.
.iHstcc. who sues. etc. w. the iialup,
~ 9h!pbniidinS ANA Marine Railway
sIp"rat'on ct ais. VIII offer foi
SATURDAY. JUNE tTIi. 1921
i.n,, '''.ihs AT 10 a. al. at public auc-
nm, I" "a. highest bidders "a, the
ana Marhe Railway ,orporation, In IT,.
er'Gu on licrberts Creek. in IN. CITY
Hampton. Va, the following de-
~ OF the ie"! and personal prup-
,,,',y machinery. fixtures. applIanc.s.
ev.ry t hjnJ , and appur,cnanc, OF
ins ana being in OF about. and ,nI,
ing the Plant -. tho Iiuu,,nr,
Sm,pnuiidinG and Marin" Railway
ia
80 :" ana about the operation al said
.,''ht ana properties. and an ul,,,s
-"'i 10 Epous. inut"riaia urrchI,.
80 chattt's. machinery, rights.
HS ana ether property ana ali
.t"'nrs an! structures. crcctiouy
80, ,"hai ruetiphs placed upon the
!''p'ity leased or belonging TO INC
.all corporation. as Shown IN no 49,,
~ " tH" receivers itNd OF the si,.-
,r",, ,i'ii, 'ss.pil"r hiyh tn tho above
,td'tS or agreements for I..s.s Tcrcs-
Sai: ana property tor use ana ,,,tny.
''y hiso OF ,t s.'il rronerty: ana
o, parc.i. -, am adjacent pieces
as in'i@"s: on the rurtn Dy jInr.
81 ~ ~, ,,.hh' on tn" "est Dy II prong
,io,ha,,:.s Creek; on tne east ~
the lana OF /. l.. Cock. and ar, ~, ~.
s ,",.1 o.! oiher land OF +. IL. COCK:
~ ''h.i with ali rights. yl.-hta Of
iHrtouanccs th.r"unto h.lons.i,', ~
an Hhy "'so appcrtaiuing
,,'"S "opN, property includes "a com.
.''I''s equipped ship yard ana two
marin. railways. The .puiurirni can
S!sis Of modern nTst-class fuasnincry
ahi appliances. ana tho plaut is a.
tonnage. va '"'S'
The rcal and personal property KIN
~ ."tr'H separately and then IN.
pant and .QGiru-nt lucluGtut. thc
!dnd, leases ana everything cgni.,,,a
herewith. as a whole. snl. l,.-N,,,
mace IN tho method Producing tnr
!dISrat price. Terms. Cash 10, an
purchases OF loss thnn 100000 ana
AZ ~" election Of the purChaScrE ~
20 AL sales exceeding Si.Go0.OO .ythcr
All cash, 81 Onc.third In cash ma =, .
deferred lnsta!lincnts payable one
mia IN SIX months ana Tho rcm.in
ms one 'hIrd ia twelve months tho
deferred payments 10 be evidenced nv
notes OF the purchaser Tor Tho rcsD.r
tiN" amounts. Win Interest at q nor
cent per annuU. w!th good and SUI
decd OF trust against IN. nrorcr, :
holn. IN" shld sal" 81 snlca to be
inhhc subject TO the approval OF M.
,lr"nlt Court OF III Gnhcth CIV
County. Va. or the judge thereof II,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
SAYS FIRST DOSE
GAVE HIM RESULTS
a Strong Testimonial Given
For PlantJuice BY Employee
OF {. & D. Railway.
OTHER REMEDIES HAD FAILED
Claims lie Can Now Eat Any-
thing; Sleeps Fine and Is
Feeling Like n New Man.

Rant Juice, the new herbal stomach
remedy, tones up and inviEoratcs IN,
nervous system. strengthens the en-
IRE oodE. removes all impurities from
the blood. restores energy and yitoI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27
CHARLES G. CURTIS.
EDlt,,D II rn.sE-

IL THE CLERKS OFFICE on. .rt,t,
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUETY
or ELlHhEETH CITY, MAY ., i02i.
]. II. II. Holt. C!crk OF tho C.rcuj,
Court Of the County oil Elizabeth civ.
do hereby certify that Tho bond rc-
CURED 10y a deere" entered in m,
chJuccry cause pending IN the said
court between Personal Representa-
tiycs al ). Gordon CumIniuE, Trustee
who sue, etc. PLAINTIFFS. and liatnpt,n
Shiphuildinc and Marine Railway
Corporation. defendant. on the 93rJ
day OF AprI. 1921, has been duly M.
cutcd before me IN my said oiiic, Win
security thereon. which | deem suiN-
Client.
Given under my hand this 2na dav
Of May. 1921.
H. H. HOLT. Clerk.
BY Geo. y. Crawford & Co.
Real Estate Agents ana Auctionccrs.
s52 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-27

..UU.!.S :'......... ~ 3 S - II .
tEnttcd for 2.ESm;i;;' ian IN eighth.
tHhtted for Scott in ninth.
y stated for iowdy in ninth
Boston oo6 "a" 49,
summary Two-basc hits-Smith
Nelly lone run--Burns stolen
n MISE, Walker. Sacrifice Southworth.
!; im i''c niaEs-Henton to Bancroft, 20
On I, haScsrNcw York. .: Boston. i.
ifnSns on halis-on Benton. 3: on Nc
: tiits-of Benton. S in
80 innings: off Douglas, non, in / a
inning: off McQuillan. II in : IN
l.nsS. OFF scott. none In | inning
i,r ontwby Benton. /: by McQuii.
f. I n.i winning pitchcr-Rcnton
umpircs - O'pav and
""'ElcN' Time of game-I:jO.
The evening world., 1921-01-05
ROB SAFE, LEAVE
NOTE TO ENRIGHT
"Sorry Our Tools Gave Out"
Says Message Of Burglars in
23d Street Building.

o sorry our tools gave out, Mr. En-
right"
This note was left hanging from
the combination dial on safe in the
office Of the Bxpo Camera Company
on the third floor Of the building at
40 241 West 23d Street by robbers
who went through the place last
night, The thieves jimmied through
cast-iron shutters that protect the
rear windows on the second hoor.
The robbers, evidently amateurs,
left their paraphernalia scattered
throughout the building. Tools we're
found n front OF four safes. The
EXPO COmpanys safe was the only
one they opened. From il they took
$500 In currency and stamps.
1t is believed they we're frightened
away, for they lsft piles OF silks and
other goods near the stairways, as
though they had planned TO remove
them.
The evening world., 1921-01-05
$3.50, 900 LIQUORS
TAKEN IN LARGEST
SEIZURE ON.RECORD
Crowds Watch Agents Remove
Many Truck Loads of Singer
Brothers Stock.

Prohibition enforcement agents, act
ing under the orders OF Chief Agent
Chaplin, seized the entire stock Of
Singer Brothers. liquor wholesalers. at
No. S67 Third Avenue, to-day. They
roughly estimated the value Of the
goods seized as more than $25O.OOO.
Charges were made yesterday that
Singer Brothers, who had a permit au-
thorizing them to transport liquor, had
made shipments without making proper
reports or complying with the law in
other respects. Two OF the employees
were arrested. The seizure was said
by the agents to be the largest made
in this country since the Volstead Act
became effective
At ] O'Clock this afternoon four tive
ton vans filled with the seized goods
had been removed and this scarcely
made a showing against the entire stock.
Crowds thronged the sidewalks. many
Watching with frank longing the con-
slant procession Of men carrying cases
OF whlskey and wine
Cooperation OF the police Of Brook
lyn with the Federal Prohibition En-
forcement Agents has begun, It was an
nOunced to-day by United States Dis
triot Attorney Leroy W. Ross, The hrst
arrest was made to-day. Detectives
Craddock and Lau took into custody
Edward Strube OF No, l12c Surf Az
enue, Coney Island. Cor alleged violation
Of the Volstead Law.
Five arrests we're made ~ Prohibi-
tiOn Enforcement Agents in BrO1ylyn
last night and to-dny
The evening world., 1921-01-05
ALBANY RESOLUTION
EXTENDS LOCKWOOD
COMMITTEE A YEAR
Broader Powers and $4,000 Ap-
preparation Provided--No
Action for a Week.
Especial From a staff Correspond
eHt OF The Evening Worldly

Especial From a staff Correspond
ont Of The Evening Worldly
ALBANY, Jan. 5.--The Lockwood
Housing Committee will not again
function for at least a week for the
reason that the resolution calling Tor
It's extension and broadening OF powers
carries an appropriation OF $4,000
and according to the rules IN both
Houses such resolution must 60 to
the Finance Committee in the Senate
or the Ways and Means Committee
In the Assembly.
On the other hand n new rulc
adopted by the Senate sends all reso-
lutions to the committee on resolu-
tons which means that no report can
be received until next wednesday
night at which time both Houses have
decided 10 adjourn.
The resolution provides that uhe
Lockwood Committee shall be con-
tinued for another year and gives to
the committee authority to grant inn
munty 20 witnesses and compels the
superintendent OF Banks and OF In
'Burance 10 turn over their records TO
the committee.
The evening world., 1921-01-05
HOLD-UP
FOILED BY WOMAN
TICKET SELLER
This Time Robher Is Captured
by Police After B. R. T.
Agents Plucky Fight.
PUTS MONEY IN BAG.
Runs From Booth and Crap
pies With Alleged Thief
Until Assistance Comes.

A rough-lool1ing man walked to the
pigeonhole of the change booth in
the B. r. T. subway station at Cen
tral Park Place to-day at $50, when
the station was otherwise deserted,
and said to Mrs. Anna Hendricks.
the agent: GIVE me a cigarette"
Mrs. Hendricks. thinking the man
was drunk or weak minded, simply
replied that she had nothing OF the
sort and asked him II he needed
change
The man thrust metal tube. which
Mrs. Hendricks took to be the'barrel
of a revolver. through the grating and
said:
81 want all the change you have got
in there.
He thrust his arm through the hole
and began scoopins toward himself
the nickels, dimes and quarters ar
ranged in piles on the shelf Mrs.
Hendricks caught up a canvas bag
containing $50 in change from under
her chair and darted out of the door
OF the booth, running toward the
stairway
The robber caught her and wrestled
with her for the bag. The two fell to
the platform as two colored men
came down the stairs. One Of them
blew a long blast on a police whistle
and then both went to the assistance
Of Mrs. Hendricks The man got away
from them and reached the stairway
Just as Policeman Ginty of the West
Attn Street Station came down in an
swer to the whistle alarm.
Ginty and the thief fought up and
down the stairs until the arrival OF
Policeman walsh. who, in official
parlance, "closed the, case
The prisoner said he vas Peter
Malta, No. S1S Crescent Avenue As
toria, but that he had been living in
Newark for several days.
Mrs. Hoover, B. r T. agent who
was held up in the station at Sew
enth Avenue and 55th Street early
yesterday morning, was sent for TO
see II she could recognize Malta
Andrew Mazarek. twenty-five Of
No. 61S East 18th Street is reported TO
have confessed to thirty burglaries,
He was arrested early to-day by Po-
Continued on Fourteenth Page)
The evening world., 1921-01-05
MRS. MOTT TELLS
OF THE Staying
OF HER HUSBAND
Takes Stand as States Wit
ness Against Wade in
Murder Trial.
Especial From a Staff correspendent
Of The Evening Worldly

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan, g.
Mrs. Ethei Hutchins Mott, widow OF
George B. Mott, for whose murder
Edwood b. Wade, herself and John E.
Johnstone are on trial before Judge
Hinman and jury in the Superior
Criminal Court here. went on the
stand this afternoon as a witness for
the state.
she was led to the witness box by
Sheriff Pease, who guided her to her
seat with both hands holding her by
the shoulders.
There was a hush rs she began the
recital OF her manriage and life with
George Mott in. low voice, but in
clear tones. She was extremely pale
and sat with her hands folded in her
lap She looked straight at states
Attorney Cummings as lie questioned
her meeting with Wade. whom she
said she met in July, 1919.
Each know the other was married.
she admitted, but became friendly in
spite of her husbands objections.
"IIe said he didn't want Wade to
come there any more, and one time
no said he would get him." she said,
her voice becoming weaker,
She said she told Wade Of her hus-
band beating her and that she had
given a pistol TO Wade then because
she feared Mott would use It against
Wade
Were you afraid only for WadeT'
II was afraid for both of US"
A fortnight previous to the murder
she testified. Daniel c. Ferguson, a
neighbor, stopped her husband from
beating her because he suspected
that her presence at the window was
signal 10 Wade.
On the Sunday OF tho murder, she
Continued on Second PaEe)
The evening world., 1921-01-05
THEATRE TICKET GOUGERS
READ THEIR DOOM IN NEW .
INTERNAL REVENUE ORDER
RAIN-THUNDER-
LIGHTNING-SUN,
ALL ON JAN. S
Weather Nan Apologeicaiy
Says Tail End Of Storm
Splashed New York.


TINE fellow who provides the
weather got mixed up just
before noon to-day and
opened by mistake a package
labelled For Summer Use"
Within five minutes New York
was treated " combination OF
thunder, lightning and rain. An
hour later the sun was shining
brightly
When the Weather Bureau was
called on the telephone to make
some sort of explanation because
every newspaper carrying a
weather representation said ITO
day-Fair," the local forecaster
said:
Any one who tried TO foretell a
thunder storm in January would
be wrong ninety-nine times out OF
a hundred. This is only the second
one we've had in January in ten
years. But don't think that the
rain is going on all day. This is
Just a spatter. We're on the edge
Of an area of precipitation which
brought rain and snow up the
State and we got splashed, that's
oil"
The evening world., 1921-01-05
INTO CRIME
HERE TO BE RUSHED,
LEGISLATORS PLAN
Request Of Gov. Miller for More
Power Likely to BE Granted
Promptly.

ALBANY. Jan. 5.--Jnves1gation by
a tolnt Legislative Committee to tn
vestlguto all CITY, county and Bureau
OfRces. Departments and Bureaus OF
the City OF New York Is demanded in
IL resolution prepared for introdin-
ton AT the initial session of the 1921
Legislature to-day by Senator Theo-
dore Douglas Robinson OF HerldmcT
and Assemlblymsin Joseph SSteinbcuV;
Of New York. Republicans.
The preamble OF the resolution de-
clares that the Administration Of Tire
CONTINUED on Second Pago)
The evening world., 1921-01-05

ALBANY 5-Rgd economy the conduct of the States
business urged by Gov Nathan Miller his first message the
Legislature to-day for its 1924 session. The message dealt only
State finances and related subjects, but this connection contained
recommendations for the abolition of departments considered
by The and for the consolidation other departments in
Ire interests of economy and efficiency
"A the outset may poftaby lay down certain general u
which be adhered to II to accomplish task" the Gov
ernor wrote They follow:
The evening world., 1921-01-05
D'ANNUNZIO ROBBED
OF 100000 LIRE
Regency Strong Box Forcea Open
and Documents Relating TO
His Enterprise Stolen.

ROME, Jan. 5.-,several million
lire IN cash have been stolen from
the office OF Gabrielle d'Annunzio at
Fiume by arditi, who forced the
regency strongbox, according to a
despatch to-day to Tempo. The
newspaper states that documents NJ
lating to d'Annunzio's enterprise also
we're stolen, and mat the poet soldier
is considerably disturbed by the rob
berry. D'Annunzio is leaving Fiume
tomorrow for an unknown destina-
ton, the despatch added.
A thousand legionaries left the city
yesterday TOR Venice, and 300 sailors
Of the irregular forces loft to-day
for Pola-