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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
dress State Section at Jefferson
Hotel ut & O'Clock Tonight.

Tnc Virginia section clinical con-
grcss. American Collcg. OF Surgeons.
Will hold the first meeting Of III. 1921
convention tonight at o'clock. III
tho auditorium OF the jefferson
Hotel. Addresses viii be made by
some Of the leading men Of the pro-
fcSsion and b! Harry 81. George
Tucker and Dr. Douglas :. Freeman.
The first meeting OF the conference
vii! be held This morning At o'clock
and clinics VIII be held IN the various
Richmond hospitals at II o'clock The
clinics will be open To Nit@inia mcm-
bcrs bearing an admittance card.
Officers OF the Virginia section OF;
;he congress are as follows: Dr. \.
Murat Williams. chairman; DR..
Charles Il. Robins secretary. Dr.
Southgatc Leigh, councillor. These
,hrc" constitute the executive COM
mittec Tho local committee OF ar
ramEcmcuts consists Of Dr. J. Shelton
Horsicy. chairman; pr. {. c. Coleman
Dr Robcr, c. Bryan. other members
OF the American College of Surgeons
in Richmond are: Dr. Gree Eaush-
man, Or. James W. Henson. Dr. Frank
s. Johns, Dv. q. raul I.aRouc. DR.. II.
: MacLcan. DR.. stuart Mcclure. Dr
w. T.. Mercer, Dr. stuart Michaux.
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81 HOUSES BURNED
IN VEST TAMPA FIRE
Iby Associated prrsy |

AMfA' FLA. April l3.-i'anned
oy a Ftih wind. ha,nes orieina,inr
IRON grass lire this afternoon SVEN,
TWO blocks OF West TAMPA clear of
residences, laying ,hlrty-two houses
!" "SheS and damaging four Others.
The fire was in the section devoted
10 homes of cisarmakcrs. and the
damage is estimated as ,otalinc nhou,
>'''oo" all Of the houses being small.
he'Wecn $50 and 200 people are home.
less hut are Icing given cm.rc.rcy.
H"t''cr with friends and i'm churches
an" other public buildings. ,rho liz.
"H''' committee of the local Ike,
U.s. thaptcr was on hand before I'm.
". n',' Dceh brought under control
an" ihc Cantccn committee served
supper FOR the shcltcrkss tonight al,
The West Tampa City IIau
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DEMOCRATS UNITE
TO FIGHT TARIFF
Minority Members of Ways and
Means Committee Bitterly
Assail G. o. P. Program.
AGAINST ANTI-DUMPING BILL
Emergency Measure Finally
Carried by Caucus Vote
Of II to 2o.
AGAINST ANTI-DUMPING BILL
rHy Associated rress.l

WASiiINGTON. April i3.-iiouse
Democrats bound themselves through
";tucu* action to-day TO stand araius,
tn" e,n"rg"ncy tariff and autiluui,-
.ns bin, and Eeurcso K!tchii.
minority Leader, made public s.mui-
tan"ously Il statement OF views of
minority members Of the Wa and
Means Committee. bitterly aYsaiiiut-
Tia" isepuhlicau temporary tariff pro-
gram.
SHarp differences arose in Tho
caucus on the question of instructiry
Democratic members TO vo,. ur-
r"sery.'Iiy against the c,norr"ncy
measure. br. It finally was carried
by Il vot. Of - 20 %. After IN.
caucus Mr.. i,itchin predicted tina,
Tess than Il dozen Democratic votes
viii hc cas-, for the Young bill"
Accused Of Aiding Trusts.
Ia the minority report tn. R.pub-
leans are accused Of tossing into tho
!an OF three great trusts" the pack
"rs, the sugar trust and the WOODEN
trust. S715.oo0,GC0 "a year" and OF
seeking To diSbar any futur" trade
with the central powers smaller
states in Europe through - subtle
and dangerous joker In directing tho
Secretary Of tn: Treasury To fix the
value Of foreign money as a basis FOR
lcv%ing duties on imports.
The present bill is characterized as
continued on Page =. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
All Lqrge Unions Included
in Bii.h Tliple Alliance

LONDON. April l3.--Thc triple
alliance" is made up OF the Ma
tiona! Miners Federation, having
a membership OF 500, 900; the Ma
tional Union of Railway Men, with
100000 members. and the National
Federation OF Transport Workers,
which numbers as It's members a
large number OF unions. which
have Il membership OF close to
100000.
II has been estimated that ii
the alliance" should call 4 strike
there would be nearly 1000, 900 per
sons idle In England as a result;
a manifesto issued late tonight
by the triple alliance. in which
this body cmphatically supports
the miners claims, contends that
such reductions IN the miners
earnings no trade union in tho
past ever accepted" and declares
that. IL accepted. lit would be- a
disgrace to trade unionism Of the
world"
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V|RGIN|ANS LAUNCH
DRIVE FOR WADDILL
Seek Appointment to Judge
ship Of u. S. Circuit Court
Of Appeals.
PUT NAME BEFORE HARDING
Friends Of Judge Rose, of Mary
land, Make No Efforts in His
Behalf to Fill Vacancy.
PUT NAME BEFORE HARDING
Hy j. ErcLrrick E.s.n-y.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.l
WASiilNGToN, Arril lS-Njr-
sinians formally launched their drive
today for the Eastern Virginia Dis
trict 10 Tho vacancy OH the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals mad"
vacant by tn" death OF the late Judge
Jct"r 9. rr!chart. OF North Caro-
lima
Henry W. Anderson. Virginia's can
djdatc for the presidential nom
nation last year, ana Joseph =.
Brady. OF Richmond and former
United states Distr.c, Attorney -.
Lawrence Croner. Of Norfolk. arrived
her" this morning TO place the name
Of Judge Waddm before the Prcs!-
dent and the Attorney General.
y" Move for Rose.
Meanwhile it is learned that the
friends of United states District
Judge John G. Rose. Of Maryland.
have taken no steps 50 far to bring
aaou, the promotes "f this jurist
20 tho Cour, Of Appeals. No move
has been made by ;h" Maryland dol-
"eation in Congress or other state
leaders in Judr" Roses behalf.
!, is not known In Washington
whether or not Judge Rose actually
wishes the appointment. II might
mean his removal from Baltimore to
Richmond. where the court sits. and
there may be personal reasons. i, is
CONTINUED on Page :" f'nl ~
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BIG HOTEL ON PACIFIC
COAST IS DESTROYED

SANTA BARBARA, CAL. Anrii y,
!!'' origin %! which still was
uh"ettrminrd tonight, this afternoon
destroyed the Ambassador Hotel here
one OF the largest hos:clrics on the
fAciiic Coast. and known To tourists
an over IN" country. SO far as
KNOWN no lives were lost.
mo blaze >a> discovered by 4
telephone girl. after i; had burned
through the ceiling OF a room ,d-
joining her switchboard All oc,.u-
pants OF the hotel. cXccpt ono wo,,,n
'"'P'"y'' "h" was carried down a
hrc escape. made their way out un-
AIDED. 1t Is believed, Tie hotel bod
700 rooms Tho damage was ,s,i-
mated "a, Sl.j0U.00G
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38 STATE REPRESENTED AS
METHODIST WOMEN GATHER
Opening Session of Missionary Council Held at Centen-
afy Church-Dr. Smoot Conducts Devotional Ser
vices, Followed by Secretaries Talks

one OF tn" largest woman's gath
'rihSs IN the history Of Richmond
was held last night in tn Centenary
Methodist Church, when the eleventh
annual session Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Council. Methodist Episcopal
church. South, convened.
Several hundred delegates, repre-.
schtinG thirty eight states OF IN,
Union were present. including rep
rcscntative OF the score OF auxiliary
councils Of the Southern States and
the Middle West section as far North
as the Canadian border. The prcsi-
dent Of all thirty-ciHht States were
also present at the gathering.
,'Irst Meeting I'm Rfchmond.
The convention is being held In
Richmond for tho first time and the
Ccntcntary Church. meeting place OF
INC, council sessions. was decorated
wkl' ro'''F "rd haCs In honor ~
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:SERVES ALL RIGHTS IN
TREATY OF VERSAILLES
,ngress Must Pass Formally
n All Questions Which Arise
Between Nations.
~ PROPERTY WILL BE HELD
aims Of All American Citizens
lust BE Satisfied Before Return
Of Enemy Holdings.
tBy Associated press ,


NSliiN|IcN' Nir" l5---lh ih'
tn the recommendation ia Prcsi-
n, Iarliu,'s message rr.n,u,io,
" "
h* ana austria "hs '"'F"""e,d TO-
y by senator KNOX. OF i"Ensylva
H. q, Is similar to tn, one passed
.,,ou.,,. D.. co,, asa, ,.,,.,
"'' "''so"' - Wa DC ''"'''''
'ora6iy IN Il few days ny the For
N Relations Committee, and then
,iyb, mn Tor a.h,r. .c,.r aisnus.,l
-. ',.
'''' " - ''"h
senator Lodge OF M"HaAcAusei's'
publican leader.
senator KuuN's n.w resolution d!!-
Is little from that which he spon-
red before. As suggested In Pres
nj uardlu.'s address v.s,.rdav. II
|ntaims no general declaration OF
lnerican pol!cy with ir.pcct 10 fu
-e action by the United states, bp;
confined to measures for ending
'lu!caI.y tho state OF war with the
pcriul German and Austrian gov
lmcnts. Il also would reserve to
F.. United states all rights and priv
sos under the treaty Of Versailles
d 20 alien enemy property seized
ring the wax
Text ar Resolution.
rhe resolution follows;
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willie loo years ago and its officials
decided that April - was the mos,
appropriate time to record the ac-
tiviti's Of their father and sponsor
in moving picture films.
William l. Morton, secretary of the
charlottesville and Albcmarle Rail-
way Company took the part Of JcTcr-
son. and DR. William II. Goodwin. as
sociatc professor of surgery Of the
univcrsity's department of medicine.
portrayed Lafayette.
The sight Of Colonial gentry in tall
hats. form fitting doublets and satin
knee -Drecchcs came as II surprise 20
several hundred Virginans who on
April 13 make an annual pilgrimage
to Monticello to decorate Jcncrson's
grave.
Or. Edwin =. Alderman. president
Continued on Pare ., Col. -
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TEACHERS PROTEST
COMMITTEE ACTION
Elementary Instructors Rcscn, De.
cision Of Finance Body i'm
Salary Increase.
QUIT SUMMER SCHOOL PLAN
VIII Hc Compelled To Seek Rcmu-
h"rativc Work During Vacation
Season = May Accept Positions
Elsewhere Next Fall.

The Elementary Teachers Associa-
,!on at largely attended meeting
yesterday afternoon Al the Young
Women's Chris,iau Association Ru.ld :
ing. entered an emphatic protest
against tho reported determination OF
TIA" Finance Committee TO provide
funds for the incrcas, IN salaries OF
only the lowest-paid ana the least
experienced teachers. Tak!ng the
unon!c!a! reports from The executive
meetings oi the F.uauc. Committee
ls true, and tina; IN. funds 10 be
provided VIII simply be of sufficient
volume 20 raise the minimum pay 10
$i,lO1. the teachers point out that
this would merely Increase the SAL
aries of the iirSt-year teachers to
SIiov. which would continue for six
years az SoI G6 Il month for a full
year, or about si22 month FOR a
n.me-month term. which, the teachers
say. i $l0o year Joss than the
minimum asked by the school board.
Teachers Issue Statement.
Ia a statement ISSUED by the teach
ers last night. they say:
The teacher with SIN ycnrs' cx-
pcrlcncc VIII receive only $igg a
year more than tn. one with no
experience. Eichuoud's minimum
pay as recommended would moro
nearly approach the minimum pay
If other c.;i"s. hut Richmond would
thereby become a training camp for
teachers.
lf Il !.
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ENGLAND UNDER VIRTUAL
MILITARY DICTATORSHIP
Warns Men That Decision to
Walk Out Tomorrow Will
Dislocate Nations Life.
G.o0O STORM RAIL STATION
fjfcStirc Mob Tries to Prevent Ar
rival Of Troops in Scot
tish Area.
By \. u. Johnson.

United News STAFF Correspondent.
LONDON, April lS.-With the trin,o
alliance apparently fixed in its deter
mination TO prccipitate general
strike at 10 o'clock Friday night, call
ing out nearly 100000 men from
EnGland's vital industries. the gov
ernmcnt will devote the Intervening
torty-ciEht hours to building nm its
defense" forces. created to crush the
violence which is expected to follow.
The gravity of the situation was
increased with the announcement
that the Amaigamated Society Of
locomotive Engineers and Firemen.
consisting of $4,000 OF the most es-
Sential workers in British industrial
me. and hitherto regarded as un-
likely to follow the lead of the trfple
a4iiahcc, would join the other work.
ers in the Friday strikes
Thc decision you make Is a grave
one. Premier Lloyd George wrote to
the triple alliance in reply TO their
not!hcation OF their action You
threaten 10 d!slocate the whole trans
port service of the country which is
so essential to the life of tho nation
should like To know the grounds
on which you have determined to in
'iict such serious blow on your fell
low countrymen."
There were no official conferences
during the day.
Dis""ntrn, Is Spreading.
The miners declared tonight that
thcH We're through with negotiations.
ana that no new conferences would
be accepted even il the government
ana 'hc laborite party attempted TO
pr!hS the TWO factions together.
Ihere Is increasing evidence that
the discomfort is reaching into other
industries. The electricians are dis
affected and arc to decide within 4
few hours whether they Will follow
the greater fedcrations. They are
expected to support the alliance. On
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the workers and the foreign mission
aries who were present at the gath
crins. An improviscd platform was
erected AT the front OF the church
on which were seated dcaconcScs
from all sections OF the country and
missionaries representing every for
ciSn field: Korea, china. Japan. Asia.
Africa. oSuth America ana other ma
tions we're represented by workers
who had spent many years o! their
lives in foreign countries
ON one end o ithc platform sat an
old gray haired lady who had gone
to China as a missionary In 1875 and
returned TO the United states for
the first time this year. Tho China
Council was represented by two
Chinese girls. Miss Me Tsung Dong,
graduate OF McTyeire School.
shanghai. Chinp. and ut present a
CONTINUED M v>,-~ . Col %
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CARDINAL D0UGHERTY
HOME; WELCOMED IN NJ. Y.
| By United News /

10y United News
Ne" lOk. April I3.-S.renad,a
"F The municipal bands and m,
Scre''h OF hundreds of stcamsbir
Whistles Cardinal Denis j. Dough.
tFiE OF Philadelphia. returning iron,
f"'n". where he recently received ,ho
:ed nat from Pope Bcncdict. s,cnn,1
ashore III New York today to ho
greeted by crowd OF 5000 civilian
laymen. officials and distinrulabod
clergy.
rom what We saw and heard
"h'i" abroad the new cardinal OBJ
served IN Il formal statement. 1--WE
feel certain that conditions in Inc
United states are far better ihan in
Europe. We arc more than ever
proud of our country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
JEFFERSON COMES TO LIFE
AS CITIZENS HONOR HIM
Charlottesville People Celebrate 7Sth Anniversary of
Countlys Third President-The Marquis de Lafay-
cite and Other Gentlemen Seen About Streets
Especial to The Times Dispatch ]

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CiiARi-OT'rESNiLL VA. April l3.
While citizens in many cities were
celebrating the 17Sth anniversary OF
Thomas jefferson today, jefferson
himself came to life and was seen
chatting with visitors on the broad
verandas of his beloved Monticello.
The Marquis dc Lafayette and other
gentlemen in powdered pcriwigS were
among the callers, and after showing
them about the grounds and Offering
them refreshments in tall mint cover
ed tumblers, Jefferson invited his
guests to step into Colonial stage,
which Immediately numbered away to-
ward the University of Virginia.
This unusual ceremony was part OF
the Universitys Founders Day ccle-
bration. Jefferson founded the his
torio old instItutio,hrAt Ch,rlottes-
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BRITAIN ARA VS. VAST
FORCE TO BAR RIOTS
Sees War on Battl Fl Id;
Darkness Menaces London

LONDON. April i3.-"Th!s means
'hht ih. Industrial war on a biz
scale can only bc settled on the
battlefield" commented Herbert
smith. the leader OF the miners.
london's electricians are among
the numerous branches OF labor
that are preparing to joint the
strike. Alarmed At the prosrcc.
of the capital being plunged into
darkness delivering the city to the
night marauders from the East
Side, the Cabinet has swiftly mob
i!ized an emergency force of elcc-
tricianS and declares it is now in
a position to keep the lights Of
London burning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
HUNS NEW OFFER
CAUSES OP T|M|SM
British Officials Believe Mill
tary Penalties Will Soon
Be Withdrawn.
GREAT PATIENCE SHOWN
London, Paris and Rome Will
Consider Latest Proposals
Of Won Simons.
GREAT PATIENCE SHOWN
tBy United Ncwsl

LONDON. April i3.-British onic ia $
believe that Gcrnany's new rcpara
tons offer. upon wh,cn the peace OF
Europe may depend. Will include con
ccssions which will .uviate the ne
cessity of applying further military
penalties.
AS Il general rule. the British are
inclined to have far more patience
with Berlin than are the French, for
they realize ana appreciate many of
the difficulties, Internal and foreign.
confronting the German government.
Leaves Deep Impression.
"Cnuucstionably tho sanctions APP
piled in March left the deepest i'm
preston upon Gcrm.uy." il was said
at the Foreign Office. and that ma
tion must now fully realize the tu-
tility Of further evasion. There eX-
lists. however. the problem involving
the pride OF the Berlin government.
which doesn't wish 20 reveal to the
people the extent Ia which il is sub
servient TO allied interests"
These officials were emphatic in
their dcnia! that tho imposition OF
further penalties or further occupa-
ton would approach Il state OF war"
at Will simply bc the occupation
If additional territory. and will be
carried out pcaccably." it was de.
Clarcd.
VIII Consider New Oncr.
When the new offer from Foreign
Minister Won Simons is received. the
proposal Viii bo considered at Lon
don. Paris and Rome. and a hurried
exchange OF views VIII determine
whether the situation warrants the
calling OF another meeting OF the
allied frcniers. Ia determine the en-
tcnte policy.
If the new offer should prove en-
tlr"!y inadequate, no meeting will be-
held. ON the other hand. If the COM
promise appears acceptable. the pre-.
nicFS VIII meet to arrange the de-
tails for its acceptance
such meeting Will be held either
AT London or Rome. dependent lpon
IA" ability Of LLOYD George to leave
IN" "ritish capital during the indus
trial crisis. II is Italys turn to play
the host.
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AMNCNZZE POLICEMAN
KILLED IN LINE OF DUTY
LEV United ,Nnws- |

NEW YORK. April l%.--rolicc Lieu
nant Floyd Morton. whose d.vo-
m to duty in killing an automobile
.ndit several months ago. and jO;-
lg down the license number of the
as he lay in gutter. mortally
oundcd, has been cannon!zed at,
10 OF the great heroes Of the New.
>rk Police Department in postum
Gus recognition Of his 'onduct.
Horizons name led the cars list OF
-rocs, and 1t is to he placed In let
RS of bronze on the tablets in New
ork Police Headquarters. reserved
r the names OF police heroes killed
the lire OF duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
& CO. ARE
GRANTED CHARTER

T..rcc charters were issued yes
rday hy the state Corporation
pmmission to Richmond organiZa
Ans. the maximum capital amount
6, TO Sl,06J,0G0, and the minimum TO
20, SOC.
The Merchants Exchange, Inc.
fifth maximum capital of $4,000.
nd minimum Of $1,000. to conduct [
wholesale ana retail dry goods
isincss: the Richmond Used Car Ex-
tangc. Inc. Maximum $4,000. and
inimum $500. to conduct an auto-
obilc business, and Winston and
>mpany. Inc. maximum $1,000. 900,
I'd minimum $4,000, To conduc, a
neral contracting, construction
I'd engineering business. were
'antcd charters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
CAROLINA COLLEGE STUDENT
INDICTED FOR HAZING
LEv Associntcd Press

RALEIGH, y. c.. April l3.-R. IL.
Mccomb. of Hickory. a junior ut tho
NORTH Carolina state Couegc OF Az
ricu!turc and engineering here, today
was indicted by the Wake County
grand jury in connection with the
outbreaks OF hazing at the college
several weeks ago in which Il mum
Der students had their hair cut and
were otherwise mjstreated
c'p!aS Will be issued immediately
Tor McComb's arrest. Judge Con-
horS Indicated that the case would
20 over until the May term OF cour,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

Third District &. q. rs Meet Today.
Third District Republicans vii,
mold conference today AT noon at
The Richmond Hotel The outlook
for Republican success in Virginia
VII! be discussed. and plans will lie
laid for tho attendance Of "a large.
delegation from this section to the
state convention in Norfolk on July
II. Addresses VIII hc made at the
conference today by Henry w. And
crson. Collector J. C. Noel and Joseph
Brady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SENA TIE URGED TO END
GERMANS WAR STATUS
Harding Peace Policy Includes Peace
With Germans and Preparations Envoy

aemtativ" uu tn. allied reparatlons
commission t. meet in Paris
May l.
:. Establishing tho basis for cu-
,nro negotiations. which would
permit Of American participation
ia ia" peace settlement with Cor
many on The basis or tn. Versau-
les treaty without the league of
nations covenant
.. Submission 10 tn. Senate Of
the c"htractual agreement drafted
for establishing such Z, peace.
After this is concluded. If IL
works on, as administration au-
tn"rities hope ana -h"Ii.yc. that
work of forming -n Association Of
nations which uis government:
e"uId enter, would be taken up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
VIRGINIA SURGEONS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING TODA y
This Evenings Program

y Murat Willis. NJ. D., chairman.
presiding.
Invocation, Rev. W. Russell
Bowie. II. -.
ADDRESS. by Hon. Harry ST.
George Thicker.
The American coll.g. Of Sur
seons.' Judge Harold NJ. stephens.
director Of hospital activities. the
American College or Surgeons.
Tho Surgeons Pro olcms In Re-
lat!on To the rublic," Dean Lewis.
N. H.. of Chicago
The Early Recognition OF can.
Ger aud its Importance" Charles
~ iiarmann. NJ. n. Of Cleveland.
The Standardization of Hos
pitfalls" Rev. {. Il. Moulinicr. :. A.
president of Catholic Hospital As
sociut!ou.
Address, by Douglas Freeman,
Fh. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
BARBADOS SHIP CREW
NOT PERMITTED TO LAND
tEy Associated Press. !

MOBILE MA. April Numbers
of the crew OF the bark Dove Rio
ahich arrived in port tonight from
Barbados are being kept aboard shin
by local Immigration officials from
IN" fact that the crew list of the
vcss"' was not certified 10 hy the
American consul before ii sailed.
The matter has been laid before the
state department it is announced
and the men will not he allowed TO
land unless orders are received from
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
SUGGEST SEVERAL PLANS
TO ENLARGE CITY HALL

Alderman j. q. Nunally's rcsolutio,
providing for enlargement of the CITY
Hail by the addition OF two stories
or otherwise. 50 that all city Offices
ana courts may be taken care of nm
der one rcof. which was referred 70
the Council Committee on Utilities
has created much comment and other
suggestions have been received bv
members OF that committees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14
lNDlCT ID MEMBERS OF
"M0UNTAIN RING"
ley Associated Press. ]

FLORENCE. ALA, April IA
Fourteen men were indicted on TO-,
counts today by the Grand jury
which investigated the alleged con-
spirhcy OF a "mountainccr ring"
whose members arH charged with
The death OF Don Stephenson. pro-
hibition enforcement officer. slain in
Colbert County, in January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-14

ATLANTA. GA, Apri! i3.-Chargcs
That members "f the Atlanta dctcc-
tive force had told them to arrest
en- yourselves" when they com
planned OF being swindlcd and asked
for the arrest of alleged "bunco op-
orators" were made here tonight nj
the third session OF the councilmanic
investigation of the Atlanta police
-"d detective departments.