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REFUSES SPREM!ER'S
CONFERENCE OFFER
De Valera Declares British In
vitation Not in Acceptable
Form.
URGES ALL IRISH CoNFAB
Wires Ulster Leader He Re-
grets Craig Will Not Come
to Dublin Meeting.
IBy .Nssociaied Pres

pIBl.lN, June 23.--The proposa; ot
frrnirr Lloyd George FOR :, confer.
cnce in London Of the Irish uu,sti,,
heiw"cn representatives of southern
ana Northern ireland and the British
government il impossible OF arcsp,
oncc i'm its present form.
This declaration Is made hy
':a amonn lie Valera. the irish Rcpub.
lean leader. To Sir James Craig. IN.
Cister premier. in reply To Sir James
notification that he cannot meet 10
valera in preliminary confercnc. in
Dublin.
DE Nalera's letter is quoted by In,
irish Bulletin. organ OF the Dali
Eireann. as follows:
u greatly regret that YOU cannot
come to conference in Dublin Mon.
day. Lloyd Georges proposal be-
cause of its implications, is limos.
sible Of acceptance in its present form
our political differences ought In be
""'us'e"' ana can. believe. he ad-
9uSted on Irish soil. But IL is OH
vious that in the negotiation OF pe,ce
with Great Britain the Irish dele
sh'ion ought not to he divided. but
should act as Il uni, on some common
principle
All four Southern UnAis,x. Earl
MldIct"n Sir Maurice Dockroll, Sir
Robert H. Woods and Andrew Ja,ne-
SON. have accepted dc Nalcra's In d.
pitaiion for Il conference at the Man
SION House. Dublin, Monday. which
VIII presumably form prelude :, :,
.ur'hrF reply by DE Valera to the
British Prime Minister
me refusal of Sir James Craig 10
a'''hh' however, II is contcndcd. will
"''ract from the Importance of The
conference. and many unionists hero
regard the invitation to- the Ulster
premier as mistaken t"...'>~'. on ttn
part of the Rcpuh'iran leader
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MOB IN MISSISSIPPI
HANG ACCUSED NEGRO


CANTON. MISS. June 29.-WjIlian
hiiprcw. negro tenant of Felix NJ.
race. whom he is charged with muir
derously attacking. was hanged by :,
mob near here today. The negro H.
said to have confessed the crime ana
TO nave begged for mercy. Pace is
dying of fractured skull
The negro. seriously wounded. was
dragged from the swamps where he
mad been hiding for two days Sheriff
T.. u. smith and Deputy lIargon ma .t.
the arrest. bU; a crowd OF sixty nm
masked men ovcrpowcrcd them, tax
Ing away their weapons and admin
istcrcd rough treatment To the deputy.
who was bumped" on log. The Of
fccrs then We're escorted away and
the negro was placed in an automobile
and taken to Madison. where he was
hanged on q tree.
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WOMEN TO NUMBER OF 5000
TOSEEDEMPSEY CARPENTER
-IS7TC ARGUMENT .SATURDAY Y
Fight Publicity Headquarters Issues New 400" List
Including Leaders in Virtually All Walks of Life.
Counterfeit Tickets Reported in Circulation

Meantime. while the society list
may he entirely satisfied as "a its
'lckctS. nncasincss is growing among
inc prolctariat. There were two
separate lines at tho garden today.
IN one linc-wcrc those buying tick
cts. In the other were those who
had bought tickets and were bring
ing them oack to see whether they
had real card OF admission or a
counterfeit.
One man was said to have shown
>up with set cf counterfeit $50
tickets which called for seats in
space Tex Rickard had intended re
serving for himself and II party OF
friends. 1t was quite a SHOCK when
he was told tho tickets were coun-
tcrfcit. The carly estimate was that
there were 5000 counterfeit tickets
out. This means 5000 potential
lights, in addition to the main go.
which explains why pcace-loving
citizens are having their tickets veri-
fed
Ring PInccd In Position.
The ring was placed In position in
the nearly finished stadium Wcdnes-
day. Much to the disappointment OF
Francois Descamps. IL is an eighteen
foot affair. Dcscamps still hopes for
a twenty-fourfoot ring. but there
is apparently little chance OF a
change. The ring pitched measures
twenty-five feet square on the out
side, and within the ropcd enclosure
Will he eighteen feet. The New Jcr-
yey Boxing Commission has the au-
ihority In determining the size OF
the ring, and while Dcscamps figures
Carpenter has a better chance In a
larger ring. the boxing commission
had not indicated any tendency to.
ward changing itsEnind. 3
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ALL FRANCE STIRRED
WHEN RUMORS HAD
CARPENTER INJURED
+ aris Newspapers Hysterical
Over News Tha, Reformers
Would Stop Fight.

iARlS. June 29.-A dispatch thar
cened 10 come from nowhere reached
the city rooms OF Paris uewsnaner-
To-Day ana nearly caused Il riot. IL
Mha 10 the effect that Georges Car
pchticr. French idol. from whom an
me nation is expecting u magnificent
victory saturday. had hccn the vic
tim OF an automobile accident.
Edi;ors franticdlly sent their rc
porters 10 Nine. Carpenter. members
vi Ia. i'escamps family. and all 9th :
'rs who Nigh; have known the cir
cunstances Of the accident. They pre-
pared lengthy cables To America. ask
ing for details.
Then came corrected dispatch. j.:
WASH Georges at all. IL was mere
~ Juies CarpentieE. who happens TO
he Just distinguished scientist and
Il member of the French Institute.
Thc laris newspapers were hystcri-
cal over tho. news from New York
mat the International Reform Bu-
feali hai attempted to stop the Eight.
Mon dicu." the comment ran. cant
the puritans allow the Amer to
nave any innocent pleasure at alp
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lNy Associated Press. !

PoCGlikEErStE, y. Y. June 2a--
.amcs y. Stiilman. wealthy Now York
banker, who IS suing the former Fiji
l'o;ter for divorce. gave but one reply
Today to multitude of questions
asked by her attorneys in regard to
his relations with other women and
that reply was:
rctuso I" answer on the ground
That IL might tend to incriminatc me 4"
with these words. often repeated d
during his three hours in tho witness
chair, MIR. Stillman was reported TO
have cast aside inquiries as to
whether he knew Mrs. Florence III.
Leeds. former Broadway chorus
girl; whether he was the fathcr
or her infant son, Jay Ward Leeds:
whether he supported Mrs, Leeds in
luxury; whether he had formed a
trust fund toshsr child; whether they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
IS NEAR UNAN|M|TY
FOR DISARMAMENT
House Adopts Borah Amend
ment TO Naval Bill,
$50 % a.
SHOWS CONGRESS- TEMPER
President Declares Expression
by Congress on Question
WHOLLY Desirable"
Lny Assoclated rrcss. |


~ j u'e I'm" House
''""! |" ''c h"T"h DIS
ARMAMENT amendment 10 the naval
appropriation bill.
Thc vo,. .,s a,o .,
=,
'''Pup''c~i''
""' i''Pr'St' '"'iErs campbell. Penn
sEiNanid: carcw. New York. and
OBricn. New l,rscv T,cuoc,., ,.,
hc
MA voted present.
Wild shouts greeted Representative
Kelly. Michigan, IN charge of Tho
biI vbc, h. r,,,.d 90 -
"" ""'e'"''eh'
!" W. ""'"' appropriation bill In
no mood for extended debate, man.
members rose. apulorI,ro ,,d c,,o
,,, ,o
: ~
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Cooler Weather and Showers Promised
Virginia in the Forecast for Today

You have ii on the authority
Of EicEmond's United State.
Weather Bureau that showers ar"
due today. They will probably be
OF the intermittent variety. hut
they are guaranteed to produce
an apprcc!ablc drop i'm tcmpc:a-
tnrc. In fact, the Weather Eu-
rcau is inclined to believe that
thc--mctaphorically speaking
backbone Of the hot wave has
been broken. This doesn't mean.
it is explained, that a snowstorm
is in prospect or that the primary
campaign Is due to lose any OF
It's Intensity, but merely that
weather conditions, as they have
revealed themselves of late, are
going to tone down a bit.
The humidity was the chic;
cause Of mans complaint against
the weather yesterday. The off,
cial thermometer registered II de-
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BUILDERS OF CITY
DENOUNCE ACTION
IN A RESOLUTION
Will Take UP Matter With Gov
crnor-To Wage Publicity
Campaign.
LEGION OFFICIALS LOUD
IN OPPOSITION TO PLAN
Architects and Labor Council
c. on d c mn Commission
Method Of Procedure.
COMMEND DESPATCH PAPERS
Zeal ami Energy in bringing Situa.
ton To public's Attention
Praised.
LEGION OFFICIALS LOUD
IN OPPOSITION TO PLAN
COMMEND DIsrATcn pAi'EKs
Zeal ami Energy in bringing Situa.
ton To Public's Attention
Praised.

With buildcrs. arch!,oct. labor
"nionists, business men ann the
American Legion aroused over the
manner in which the war Memorial
Commission aud the state Library
Board. acting jointly. tentatively
awarded tn. cou;rac, for the buildin.
of the 100000 library which is TO
mcmorializc Nirginians whn served in,
the world war. ana bodies represent,
ing them prepared to act 10 preven,
the contamination OF the cott-pius.
noncompcutivc award. members Of
tho commission spent AN uncomfort.
able day Yesterday.
There wcr" startling dcvcloprnen,s
~ this CASE which has arouscd the
wholc state. VIVA, VITA onicials Of
The An 'ricau l., ;ioit TIRED To- action
by what they believe to hc injurious
10 th"-pr"j-vt ~ "rert- :, worthy me-
mortal 10 Nirg!nias heroes architects
aroused by what they term the in,.".
fcnSibic position assumed by ,h.. ioln,
commission. labor leaders protcs,inG
against ;hc Introduction OF star.
chamber" proceedings In the hrsincs :
aTairs OF NirSinin. and the Richmond
Eiildcrs' Exchange adopting rcsulu-
lions Of cemsure aud announcing its
intention 10 lodge formal complaint
with the .crunr. th. cry ar"'ns,
+ the award of the War Memorial com
mission ercw in volume.
The directors of the Builders TX
change met AT noon and adopted rcso-
iutions con'cmning the action OF the
joint commission and took senator
Morgan Mills. chairman. to task for
the part he is alleged To have taken
lin the letting of the contract on -
). cost-plus basis and without competi.
tion, accusing him Of 'misrepresent :
Ing his constituency The rcsoIu-
tons were in charge OF "A committee
composed OF james Ernest. Lee Pas
chall and J. Lee Davis. and they will
Sbc reported, In detail TO the body when
IL again meets at noon today. The
wiz be authorized formally 10 COM
plain to Governor Davis.
4 second resolution was adopted
commenting The Evening Dispatch
and The Times Dispatch for their
energy and zeal in bringing the com
missions action to the attention of III,
public" and ling that the stat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

SrccS at O'Clock yesterday morn
ing. which was five and Il rractic,r
degrees lower than at the same
hour on the previous day. but al
noon the mercury stood at 96. ms
against % degrees at the same
hour Tuesday. The tcmpcraturc
registered AT the noon hour yes
tcrday was the highest Cor the
day. At ) O'clock yesterday af-
tcrnoon % degrees was registered.
as compared with ?S.3 at tho same
hour Tuesday. At O'clock i..s
night &c degrees was registered.
about ten degrees lower than at
the same hour Tncsday.
Despite last evenings showers.
however, tho humidity continued
to. possess the air and. despite tho
Weather Bureaus optimist. il Is
probable that 1t Will make it's
presence known between showers
today.
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TWO HITS ARE SCORED
ON NRADIO-CONTROLLED
IOWA IN AIR ATTACK
Flyers Drop Dummy Cement Bombs on Forecast,
Deck = Ease IN Locating Battleshp Surprise to
Naval Officers Who Witness Maneuvers

the test. which was postponed ycy
,crday because OF fog. At \. NJ
TIA" zero hour" the Iowa was abou,
"''d"ay between Capcs iIattcras and
li"nlopcn. aud sixty miles off shore
S'ca'ninG directly toward the coast
Accompanying tho Iowa were IN.
ONO, the control ship: the battlcshirs
pennsylvania and Nevada. the trans.
port Henderson and "a number Of De,
StroycrS ami miuc-swccpcrs. giving n
more distinct Impression of :, battle
iie"' as the vessels steamed towar,.
shore
DiriEihics Locate Iowa
Il was 9:57 when the observers on
the Nevada sighted the first army
"blimD." the D-2. coming up from til.
Virginia capcs. and thirteen minutes
later the army diriGibic D-i came
into view. Tho "hl;nps" sent radio
messages to the air force commander
on tho L. :. ). Shawmut of Cane
Charles, to Langley Field ANA Cap,.
May. Del. where the nirpianc bomb
ing groups were stationed. \ few
minutes after tn" dirigiblcs located
the Iowa, two fj-I. planes. scoutir :;
down from the Delaware cap-s. sight
ed the target and wirclcsscd the YES
sells position.
The first bombing planes. u division
o: F-o-L's. arrived on the scene at
i!:25 and dropped two concrete bombs
ut Tie Iowa. one landing within :ru
feet OF tho vessels bows ana the
other about AN equal distance To one
si.!c The planes circlcd roun! and
round the vessel. dropping bombs on
each trip. and were shortly joined
by ether divisions until more than
."cnty planes had attacked.
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MONTGOMERY TO PAY
EIGHT CENT CAR FARE

MoNTGUMERi ALA. June "a
ne montgomery Railway, Light ana
traction Company was granted per
mission ny the Alabama Public Ser
vice commission today to increase
street fares from : cents to cents
This applies to cash fares and is cr
iectivc July !, 1921. and is nut ON
Tor thrcc months as trial. the com
mission retaining jurisdiction of Tho
ease. The company has tfcen in .hc
hands OF receiver for several
months and the revenue has no, been
Snihcicnt 1" meet expenses and pay
interest on the investment, il is
ella imcd
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EASE IN LOCATING H>T'TLEsuIp
SURPRISE rU NAVAL OEF'ICG:US

BE Associated Press
On BOARD L. :. NEVADA At SEA.
June 2g.-Thc radIo-cOntrolicd bat
u"ship Iowa, representing AN enemy
Rect attacking the Atlantic Coast. was
located in few minutes less than
two hours by army dirigiblcs today
when abou; nifty miles off shore and
ninety miles north and east OF Cane
Henry More than Il score Of bomb
ing planes, manned by naval ana
marine corps personnel rushed to tho
scene in response to radio messages
from the "biimps'' that ;hc enemy
had been located and hurled eighty.
dummy bombs or various sizes AT the
Iowa. registering two hits in III.
!orccastlc.
Surprise to NAVAL Officers
The ease with which the air forces
located the Iowa. knowing only that
the vessel was somewhere between
cape lia,teras and Cape Hcnlopen. n
distance OF about 2i5 niles. was a
source OF surprise to mos, of tho
naval officers who witnessed tho
bombing and OF qualification to the
army men.
Weather conditions were ideal FOR
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PROTEST AGAINST
MEMORIAL AWARD
SWEEPING STATE
New York Preacher
to Cover" Big Fight

NEW YORK. Juno 90. Rev.
John Roach Straton. d. H.. pastor
"t Calvary Bhp'is, Church, one o;
the largest congrcga tions IN New
YORK city. has been engaged to
cover The Dempsey Carpenter
hght ior news service.
He viii write Of the ngh, as "a
return to Iaganism
pr. St'ht"n said toGay:''I think
IT'S my duty to go To the Hgh,.
Il feel that somebody ough, 10
tell the truth. and. 50. I'll attend
u VIII aid mo in my battle agains,
repetition OF it,"
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ncpuhIIcnn Lead. in Iowo yo,c,

KALAMAZOO, MICH. June 90
with forty scattered rural precincts
missing former Congressman J. ". c..
smith. republican. had Il lead OF g.
633 votes over Howard Cavanagh. his
Democratic opponent, in the special
Congressional election held I'm tho
third district yesterday. The vote
was the lightcst In tho history OF the
district, tho figures from 40 pre-
cinets giving Smith, 5.39S; lCavanagh,
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WOlC0TT Is CONFIRMED
AS DELAWARE CHANCELLOR

DOVER. DEL. June 29-Aficr three
days Of bitter debate. the state SEN
ate In special session today confirmed
| thcs nomination of United states Sen
atW Josiah H. Wolcott to he chan
ccllor Of Delaware.
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GHy tssociatcd rrcss.I

W.>SFiiNGTON. June 2a-OnIv two
hits wcr. scored on tho radio-cou-
ir"ilcd baitlcship Iowa in tho hon,p-
ing attack from the air OF tho Viz
rinid Cap"s today. y dispatch to the
Navy department said that the hts
were scored with dummy cement
bombs on the forccaatic deck.
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Ncwhcrn Ancrnoon rnrcr Sold.

Nf:WBElIN. y. G.. June 29.--Thc
Ncwbcrn Sun-Jcurnal. the afternoon
paper here. was purchased yesterday
by j. IL. Dawson, editor and owner Of
the morning Ncwbcrnian, from John
a, Park. according to announcement
made here today. The amount in
voivcd in the deal MAS not made pub
lie. Mr.. Dawson does not con,em-
plate consolidation, hut will con-
tinuc to operate the papers separate
ly.
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BROTHERHOOD CHA|RNEN
MEET IN CHICAGO FRIDAY
Will Confer on Six tn Eight Gents
an Hour Wage Reduce
my As>ocintcd I,rcss.I

fntE<f.n 49,. ... .,, ,,,,
,,,,,
c,,,. ,..,.,. ,, ~,
n,,,o,,, .,J
'""'' "' ""''"
INV '"""'' VIII e"'inc
's "''''"ae toward the per cent
wage reduction for shop rmpIn.c>.
u. VI. Jewell. president or the rail-
wny rmployr. dcunrtmcut ar ,h.
American Federation a., ,,,,
-, g., ,,
" US
"' "" '"r r"'erch-
uu'' ''e %" me- '' OF III" waGr
cut nut IL IL said. results nrr MI in
and probnhiy will he announced. ia
morrow
CHICAGO. June 2e.-Morc ;lr, II
| 400 general ,.buirmcn ne ,h. g..
train seryic,. hro,r.rboo,.
,., ''t' '"'c' .
''"'h'hch ana
VII! "''chd general con
terence mere on Friday ON the TO
cents an hour wage reductions
which go into effect ON ,ha. day
Each OF IN, bic f,ur hro,horho,5.,
u;I, t.,. ,,, A..
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CAR FARE
EXTENDED A YEAR
BY CITY COUNCIL
Paper Aiding V. r. & p. Passes
Both Branches Without
Dcbat..
PHILLIPS is ONLY MEMBER
TO VOTE IN THE NEGATIVE
Board Of Aldermen Acts Favor
ably on Several Appropria-
ton Measures.

Both branches Of city Council last
night acted favorably upon the ordi-
nanc" granting the Virginia Railway
u Power Company AN extension Of
twelve months. during which 10 con
'IhNc us scent fare. The existing
ordinance dies automatically on July
-. The ordinance adopted last night
requires the cry Clerk TO advertise
for ten days the proposed ordinance.
NJ IN" expiration of that period. or
before, city Council may by two
,h!rdS vote adopt tho main ordinance
directing th" company TO proceed
WIN ;hc requirements Of the law.
The paper will bc forwarded To the
Mayor today. and i, is certain that he
VIII attach his signature uf approv,l
ih"n the city Clerk will advertise the
ordinance for ten days IN rho Times
Dispatch. as stipulated In the meas.
urc.
Fourteen Fn,Or Ordinance.
Common Council met at o'clock
ana the recommendation OF lhe
StFccts Committee tha; the or,iIuapr.
DC adopted was acted upon There
We're fourteen members in favor of
H. while Councilman Phillips. OF
Jefferson Ward. voted in the negative
inc abscntccs were Cuuncilmen Eng
ii"h' Rodcn. Johns. Sullivan and Mann
me Eoard OF Aldermen Was immo
di"tei% called together. aud with o,h
""schtee, Mr.. Gunst, concurrcd l., ,,c
h.'!"n of Common Council. rhoro
VS. no dcoaic IN either branch.
me Board took from the ,ab,c :,
.,IDc' "' appropriation bilis. uro-
n',ht Tor funds for the various do
y" I'n'ch's' and setting aside a SUI
sum 1" cover The funeral cN-
f'"Scs oi IN" men killed at IN. Iur.
schS tire several months ago. THIS
sum amounted 70 sl5l19o orr
I"ppropriations were;
foT the department of Public wsi-
'"Tc. S=b.bpO, 10 be expended in i'm
proEein"nts AZ Pine Camp, CITY Homo
virginia Hospital. ia the ,w. NV
'h"fkcts the street cleaning depart :
'h""' anu III the health bureau
S'"hoO for Water Works.
ne sum Of S15.V0o FOR water works
eNtehS 'un aud p'pe connections: $40
e"p Tor water connections whc-.
stree; improvements are Installed nm
der IN" Roden h"ud issue: $4,000 for
water metc!s i?.535 for improve
inents al the settling basin: $i0.0uD
'or enlarged tire hydrants on Broad
street. ard $4,000 for additional cleo
tric lighting throughout the civ.
iheS" various sums arr: 10 he draw,
| from The reserve fund and arc To- he
devoted 10 necessary improvements II
the various departments.
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STRIPS SILENCE
MUzzLE FROM
j. S: EMPLOYEES
Dawes Sounds w arning in
Launching Budget
System.
PRESIDENT PRESIDES OVER
EP0CH-MARKING MEETING
Lays Down Rules by Which He
Seeks Co Operation of
Bureau Heads.
u, Robcrt ). ilcn,Icr.

United News Stan Correspondent.
WASlllNtiToN. June 2?.-Dircctor
"f the Budget CHARLES 6. Dawes. on
authority Of the President. has
stripped the mu.zle of silence from
Sovcrnmen; employees To end. IL pos
Sibic. the fear and hopelcssncss which
long have Influenced their work IN
the executive departments.
Before Il mass meeting of hundreds
OF bureau executives and in the pres
cnce Of President Harding and mem
hers OF the Cabinet. Dave. :his after.
noon laid down three cardinal ralcs
10y by which he hopes 10 gam un
hampercd cooperation of govern
mcnt bureaus in successfully cncc,
ing administrative economies
Must Give informatinn.
When the director of Tn. bud.et
approaches any government .mploys
for information needed in working
out the economy program. that en-.
Will he protected.
If government cmployc has what
he deems vital information and is no,
! asked directly for II by the bidgc,
director. he is expected To volunteer
II. again being assured OF protection
IL government cmployc who is in.
tcrroSatcd holds back necessary In.
lorna iion and the budget dirccto,
NhdS out about IL. that cmployc will
lie deprived Of any alibis
system Is ncvoiutiunary.
1t Is rovolutionary system. par.
iicular!y 10 those who know Wash
inSton. and strikes AT the very hca =,
| OF the time -honorcd bureau craft,
Resistance that has withercd so man,
tH"r's at administrative pconun,,
Dawes knows Washington. for. : II,
| explained. he was once a "6urca,
chief himself when Comptroller ol
| the Currency years ago.
rhc important, even dramatic, pcin,
of his long talk to the division cx
ccutiN's was the appeal, emphasize,
by the President. strengthened h,
nay upon the emotions OF his listen,
| trS and the picture OF this nation
with misery and dcstitutiou stalk
inH within its boundaries. for ,.lassi
fed employees in responsible position,
I" arise from their "submcrS.,
state.
Problem Must Br solved.
This problem must bc solved Ia
YOU bureau chiefs alone" he said
ana YOU. and you alone. will Ect ,h,
credit for tn" success We achieve. n
VIII mean your redemption.
| There must bc hununi2in" @; de
iartmrnt work" Dawes said. ..yo,
Gaivanizc when YOU humanize the nd
| hihistrativc forces of his govern
mont"
| This in brief was the main them,
tol thr unique mass meeting the frsl
lvt such nature to hc held i'm tn,
history of this government Il a,
once constituted an appeal. Il warn.
| ing and tribute 10 the classified
personnel Of the government bureaus
AZ the same time. it brought from
Dawes an Indictment OF those poiitica
appointees--'not of this administra
Continued o.- Page =. Col -
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DIR. E,nIIic Mcycu HouorcS

NNCIlBuRG, VA, June a9.-Dr.
Emile McNca. president of Sweet
Hriar College. has been honorcd by
the University of North Carolina with
the honorary degree of doctor Of laws.
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Admit wilson 10 Ncw ,ort unr

Admit Wilson to New York I,Hr.
NEW YORK, June 2?.-Former
President Wilson today was admitted
as practising attorney and counsel
'or-at-iaw in the courts % the state
of New York
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