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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Theater Calendar

STRAND -sFrit1 I.eiber and
Shakespcarean company. in "Eo-
mc0 and juliet" matinee, ana
"Uthcllo.' night.
ACADEMY-kcit vaudeville.
BIJOu--Tom Moore. In Hold
Your Horses
BLUEBiRD-Anto Moreno in.
"Th. Yelled Mystery"
BROADWAY " adonnas and
Men" with Fiorcttc. dancer. In
person.
ISiS-william =. Hart in "O'Mal-
ley OF the Mounted
LYRIC - Thomas Mcighan in
The Easy Road"
ODEON - Conway Tcarlc and
Rosemary Theby. in Whispering
Devils"
NEN-Jack Ho1ic and Marian
Sais. in 'Thundcrboit Jack"
NICTOR-Ncra Gordon in The
:torth Winds Malice"
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WISCONSIN WINS AGAINST
COMMERCE COMMISSION
u,' nody Has No Authority =,
nrrm~ Court RuIiny.
I ~ AEsocIntcd rrnss |

t'' -'SSoclatcH Press
,r,,'.i - N|rON March Ii.-Au-
'm"riIN OF the Interstate Commerce
"'''un'Asloh Under the Transportation
=, 20 supervise railroad rates WITHIN
,, ne I,''cs was in turn denied and
hngnr" "rening argurncn, today
pciorr the supreme Court on tho ,n.t
1850 brought by the state of wis,
Attorneys for Wisconsin ana tho
i"r'S Two states joining in tho prn-
S%ctinsS declared the construct Ion
n1ac"" on the transportation nct nv
me commission in exercising control
yer state rates To be obstructive
OF our dual form OF government ana
.phtihry 10 the spirit Of our Consii-
'"Ii"h ana 10 amount TO unified
'"h'rol over commerce."
COUNSEL for the railroads i'm un
holding tho authority of the com,
MISSION ,,'i. declared that the states
winch have refused To approve ratc
increases Within their borders la IN,
!eVcl OF Interstate rates a. ordered
ny III: commission mot only are i'm
Jurihg Interstate commerce. bur AR.
Gaining an unfair advantage Of
their sister States who have acted
ilbcraily in the public interest"
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LARGE WESTERN RAILROADS
WILL CUT WARTIME WAGES
H"nds All over Country Are Taking
steps To Hiring .tbuut These
RrductIOns

IT'J NHNDNIAtCU I'TcSN
CHICAGO. March ii-vIr,i,,,l,. At,
vi the larger Western railroads IN
day Rad swung into limo In the tolicv
st"rt'n few days apo by several
Eastern railroads OF taking s,cns -
nrinG about reductions in ,h, war
,ine wage scale OF unskiilcd en-
ne reductions Will be urged. rail-
out OF hhnkruptcy and enable them
E'htuaiS 10 reduce trnnic rates
wnlth now were said to be higher
Than the public can bear"
At the same tim. came v,,,.,,
rom oNiclhis OF the AssocIa,Ion Of
kairond Executives that lower rates
OF pay for skilled workers probably
hhskillcd men had been sattIn1
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auc.tions and Answers.

Aiorccia Areata-Can you suggest any trcat-
ment which is at all likely to help or cure
alopecia arcata? (M. u. j.
Answer-Baldness in spots il successfully
treated with the quartz lamp (Alpine or Kro-
mayer lamp. Over half OF a series Of Hfty
cases were cured, and in only one fourth OF
the cases did hair fail to grow the spots
at all.
Growing Hair have used your ointment,
FOR dandrun with excellent results. Now will
you Please tell me something that will make
my hair grow? tT H.
Answer-Nothng would please better.
Tom, IL only knew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

the precarious condition OF the roads be-
tween Williamsburg and Richmond. the lat
ter Is practically cut off from Tidewater
Virginia. So true is this that of the approx
mately 10000 tourists who were ferried
across the York River in four months
of last year, comparatively few came
to Richmond. Turned away from the
Capital of the Confederacy by bad
roads. they sought other routes to
Washington and points North. To say moth
ing of the money thus lost to Richmond. it
is discouraging to know that these tourists,
instead OF returning to their homes in every
State in tho Union, singing the praises of
Richmond, were barred even from visiting
il and won't away reporting il so unprogres-
sive that ii had permitted itself to be so-
lated from the world by impassab BILE roads
That is not the kind of advertising that will
give Richmond its 100000 population by
1880.
The condition that is thus robbing Rich
mond of the fruits of its historic assets, is
working similar damage to other commune
ties throughout the State. Whereas. with
good roads, Virginia easily could be made
the most popular of all States with tourists
whose good words would rebound to its
commercial and industrial advancement. 1t
is now but n by-word for nasty highways.
Opponents of good rondS in the past
We cannot believe that there are any now
have complained that the highways were be-
ing improved for the sole benefit OF tour
lists. That is not true. They are being con-
structcd. for the good Of Nirginians, that
they may no longer live in the mud to their
own economic and social detriment. But the
value Of the tourist trade should not be un-
der-cstimated. II is SO potential in its adj
rertising value that if no other factor en-
tered into consideration the whole State
could not afford to do otherwise than to
join in the campaign now in progress for
road Improvement on scale that will put
Virginia abreast its ncighboring States.
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PRINCESS ANATASlA
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
American Surgeon RETURN. 10 Con-
"tnntinopir After Perform
Ing Operation
iBy Associated I,rcss

I'D -NasUc!httd IrcsS.
ATHENS, March 1.-THE condition
OF Frinc"ss Anastas!a. who was oper-
atcd on Monday. was so good yes,cr-
DAY. that Dr. Alden Hoover. tho
american surgeon who came hcro
from constant!noplc 20 attend tho
Princess. has returned TO the Turkish
capital.
AS evidence OF her appreciation OF
the services Of DIR. Hoover, Princess
"naStasih has Expressed a desire TO
.hhow an American Rcd Cross
Hospital in Coms,antinople.
Queen Mary. OF Rnmania. called on
the patient YESTERDAY.
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The Spirit of Virginia

HrTH HE spirit OF Hampton Roads Is
i spreading II seems about to be-
come. if. indeed ii has not done so already,
The spirit of Virginia" In such a happy
development of community cooperation
among The cities bordering upon Nrginia's
great port there is an auGury of vast com
mercial and industrial progress for the
whole State.
The pervasvcness of the Hampton Roads
spirit was scnsed III the meeting oG the port
commission held in Norfolk There was
nothing selfish in the atmosphere that en-
vcloped that gathering. There was lacking
any apparent desire 10 localize Hampton
Roads for local benefits Instead there was
manifest an earnest intent to bring about a
progressive development of the port that
would radiatc its new born prosperity 10
every section Of the State. In this conncc-
ton ii is gratifying TO note that Richmond
was represented at the meeting through it's
Chamber OF Commerce, and that it pledged
its influence and its active cooperation in
every endeavor leading 10 Hampton Roads
development. In such corporation as Rich
mond is anxious to give, other cities OF Nir-
GINA would do we'll 20 join, for. after all, it
is State enterprise and the profit of one
will be the profit OF all.
Plans of the commission appointed by
Governor Davis. in his laudablc ambition TO
remedy the neglect through which the port
has suffered for many years are still
tentative. but they give evidence Of careful
thought on the part OF ;hc members who
are resourcefnl business men, well able to
carry them through That program now in
process of formation. which probably will
embrace Il recommendation for a permanent
State port commission, will he ready for
consideration AT the next session OF the Cen
IN Aeon ,,,l,t
State should be so we'll acquainted with
what il is proposed To do. and should un-
derstand so thoroughly how its interests
are inextricably bound up with Hampton
Roads, that the Assembly will be enthusi-
;:s'ic in its support of any Legislative action
that may be deemed necessary to promote
It's welfare.
Too long have the several sections" OF
Virginia lived unto themselves. 1t has not
been the result of sclGshucss. nor even the
belief OF each in its Sclfsufticcncy, but
rather failure TO realize that no one sec
lion has monopoly on any State asset--a
failure TO understand what Virginia can ac-
complish by cooperation of all its parts
Hampton Roads belongs to the Southwest
just as the great coal mines of the South
west belong tn Underwater. each incomplete
without the other. But the spirit of local
lily Is passing. II is giving place to THE
spirit OF Virginia" and when the men from
the mountains come down to Richmond next
January, the portcnts are that they will he
as eager TO contribute of their strength to
the growth of our common asset Elampt on
Roads, as the men who come uD from Tide
water will he to further the exploitation of
any Of the States assets that lie inland.
That is the only spirit that will win for
Virginia.
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PRESIDENT HARDING SENDS
EMlSSARY TO MEXICO
VIII Present tn Obrcgon the condI-
ton Upon Which Z. =. VIII Rec
nSniycd His Country.

MENICO CITY. March ia spc-
ciai tmissary from President Harding
mas arrived here to present To prcsi-
ucHt pnr'Enh inc conditions upon
which the United States will recov-
niZc the government cf Mexico. This
is the repnrt from an authoritative
source.
The American representative is said
to he stopping at an obscure hotel
and keeping his mission and identity
secret for the present. However
nc Is declared to he empowered to in
nicate the approximate" date for rec
oEn!tion. provided President Ohregon
agrees 10 the terms, the nature Of
which have not yet been revealed
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SPECIAL SENATE SESSION
MAY NOT CLOSE TODAY
Members VIII Not Consent TO FInnI
Adjournment Untl All Mntters
Arc Disposed OF.

IBy As9OciateH Press.
WASHINGTON. March ll.-Possi-
hility that the special session OF the
Senate, called to act on presidential
nomina lions. might not end tomorrow
~ had been expected. was indicat ed
late today by Senator Lodge. Of Mas
sachusetts. the Republican leader.
after conference with President
Harding.
Senator Lodge said leaders would
not consent to final adjournment
until all matters on tho calendar ba Il
hecn disposed Of and that possibly
this might postpone the end OF the
session until Monday.
There was no announcement from
the White House today as 10 the date
for the converting of the special SEES
sion Of Congress.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM WILL.
BE GIVEN BEFORE REVIVAL
H"ys' Choir VIII Sing Prior T., on.,-
ing OF ENnnEclistic Cam

Sclo"n Wake w:!; be IN ciar-. M,
me musical program TO he given a,
ne preI!minary meeting incident 10
phiHn which VIII take place at asso
Crock sunday afternoon at IIoIv
trinity Church, Laurel Street. nenr
Miih, IN" boys choir OF All SAINTS.
Episcopal Church viii sinr
IT, y. Courtney. chairman or ,ho
committee on preliminary mcctIpcs
announced last night that spectaj In.
f.,"LiohS hhh been sent To all min
attend. "' 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Tcarlc 1. "Grent Lover"

Tho public has always known Con
way Trarlc as the great lover" of
the screen. In his latest dramatic
masterpiece, "Whiapering Devils" at
the Odcon Thcater again today. He
adds another prize TO his screen CON
quests. for he appears not only as q
magnetic. soul stirring lover. but as
Il courageous man. battling with trial
and temptation and emerging as a
victor in the fierce struggle that
every human being OF flesh and blood
must sooner or later undergo for
himself.
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DAVIS OFFERS TO MEDIATE
IN PACKERS CONTROVERSY
Lnhor Secretary Tenders Service. of
brnhrtmcnt In Settlement OF
NnEc deduction DISpute.
| rs Assoclatcd PRO

w hSiiiNGTON, March 1.-THE
services Of the Department OF La
Dor IN settlement of the controversy
between packin house employees and
tho packing concerns growing out ~
proposed wage reductions were az
fercd In kilograms sent tonight to
the unions ana packers by Secretary
OF Labor Davis.
Secretary Davis. who dispatched
the tcl"trans after conference
with President Harding. also re.
quested the packers and the employees
r"ch To d"SiRn"te TWO representatives
To meet with Department or Labor
agents IN AN attempt 10 readjust the
dispute which threatens to develop
Into n strike
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
tcoryrish.. 1921. National Newspaper service)
Five SmbIects.

Five SubjeCts.
Dear DR. Brady:
we nave been discussing the amour, OF
sleep necessary for children | am 4 g g; six
Teen years old. Il j"aior IN high school cay
ing I'VE subjects. Schools commence, a, S;e5
NJ ana is dsr,issst, at c.Sj T. NJ w, have
haii an hour recess for lunch
Since v o live 2l-2 miles from scboo, ,,,n
car mornings. bu. usually walk home I
''' carving hFe subjects and for me Cicero
ana fhysics are especially hard have only
Wv e'""sI period II day. except two days "a
week when have two study periods From
THIS you can form an idea of how much ho,nc
work nave AM how much time II takes To do
se"e."hS manage to crawl in., he'd by
'":'"' ana get up ut 1915 in tho morning
nut the trouble is that every nigh, about
H. sister comes 10 bed turning on Tho lirh,
an" i"ssihe around tho way they do a, tina,
age. you Know. and by the time she is all set
10 MT me hay am wide awake again
nave missed school several times this
p"S' term on account or sore threats bad co .
Whatever you call thcm-and laryn-
Ei''s. me doctor asks every time IL am
WORKING pretty hard and he tells motbcr 7
see,n ured out, and that accounts FOR my sus-
But the folks don't understand Mother
says when she n girl Sill: cpuId sl,.u on
anything At any time
iiease tell me whether am getting sum
cent sleep, hate to cause trouble abou, such
mug" 40 ike to feel fresh ana fit
sincerely yours.
>, d. ID
II any girl is capable OF CARRYING nv sih
'ec's IN nigh school, which / doubt subject
number five ought to be PHYSICAL. TRAIN
Nv ana II tia high school is worth a boot
e"hject number FIVE will give JUS, as many
counts. points or credits anything else on
the bill OF fare
our aroil correspondent is being cheated
seriously out of the most essential thing
S.eep. Al her age nothing less than ten hours
OF steep every night will guarantee good
health. clear head and good looks Want
"i inc necessary sleep accounts for tho CHASTITY
caricatures we see frequently these days
Ecrtect rights decked out in stain and varuish
shat fairly knocks you cold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

foor salaries may mean poor teachers but
YOU can't blame them for the fact that the
state Board of Education reelected the pres
ent incumbent" five times ut sitting
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"Iioid Yaar IIorxrs."

Although Sylvia Ashton was chosen
for her part in Rupert Hughes Hold
Your Horses" Il Goidwyn picture
which viii he shown at the BiJou
Thcatcr again today, because OF ner
excessive avolrdupois. her ambition
is that OF thousands OF other women
to get thin In the pinot play
which stars Tom Moore. Miss Ashton
takes the part OF Caravans over
bearing wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Information bureau

impurities regarding almost my
topic. executing on legal ann nedi-
chi subjects, ARE answered free. Al
NIL inquiries arc answered directly
by personal letter. seif-HddreSsed
stamped envelope Is required. Adj
dress The Tines-DlSpntch Informn-
ton bureau, Richmond. vn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
- SATURDAY.. MARCH IL, 1871
~ Fit City OF Fit Citizens"
ssJ BELIEVE in Richmond fl city Of fl;
1 citizens not Eat CITY Of Eat ciiiZnns :,

SSt BELlEN + i'll RlcninonO--a III city OF III
citizens, not fat city OF fat citizens"
There's slogan for YOU There's no copy
right on it and Richmond would do well to
7 hear it in mind and TO use ii when occasion
requires. Its author is Colonel John y.
Cutchins, who gave il as the reason that i'm
PEELED him To accept the craftsmanship of
the fund raising committee OF the Commun-
ity Recreation Association. And no one
knows better than Colonel Cutchins, dis
tnguished for his war service abroad that
a city cannot be fit except its citizens be fit
= and that its citizens cannot be kept fi with
out proper and health giving recreation and
amusement in the hours they have free from
work or business
Hence the Community Recreation Aaso-
citation. Hence. also, the appeal for funds
Z that association is about to launch in order
+ that it may be enabled to continue and en-
z lergc its activities here in Richmond. and so
. Keep Richmond fit. Organized and directed
recreation proved Its benefits during The
war. Here in Richmond, in Camp Lee in
France, everywhere that men trained for
the battle. whether against the armed enc
my or the more prosaic conflict with eco
nomc conditions its Statutory results were
seen Since the war the work has been con
s tGued i'll Richmond. as in many other cities
until community recreation has become a
Lublic institution, its work ranking In i'm
n churches and the schools.
~ What the local association hopes To do in
1881 may be read in what il did in 1920.
Elm that year $4,000 citizens Of Richmond
ped the benefits OF its games. its library
its social activities and its community tho
8.ater. Through its moving pictures IL
reached $4,000 people IL conducted TWEEN
@ty-three band concerts and its community
s5center at Belvidere and. AIain Streets served
53as a great neighhorhood center. Yet so
quietly has i. worked that perhaps com
Tparatively few people in Richmond knew
who or what was responsible for its activi-
"a IL of these things it purposes to continue
This year if Richmond will contribute the
.afunds to its support. 1t hopes to open other
ss&house for all neighborhoOd interests. and
Saboye all else perhaps II will give its at
stention TO directed street play. for The
Z children, and for the grown-ups as well
1t ID a sad commentary on modern life
3 that SO many OF us have forgotten how 10
Gplay.t The ability TO relax. To he just nat
- uraI folks and to use our idle hours sane!y
saand pleasurably, must be brought back to
q us IL we are not to become nation OF hu-
g man machines with national deterioration
;pdust ahead. That is the object OF the Com
Immunity Recreation Association That is why
sS the. leading citizens of Richmond are sup
Il porting it. Tina, is why every citizen. for
Ssthe sake Of himself and OF children. should
sssdO his part in keeping the city fit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Fire Dcstroys Carolina Dc,,,

FLORENCE. ~ c.. March 1.-THE
continuation freight and passenger
"ehoi at HishopvilIe. $. c., with Tho
contents Of the freight house. and
40" bales of cotton on an ADJOINING
platform. were destroyed nv fire to-
DAY The loss was estimated at about
$4,000. 0"'
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Death aIcnsngc Causes Relapse.

DJNll-N, iUI-I4NNII, NhrCH IL
When former Empress Augusta Vic
toria. OF Germany. was appraised to-
day OF the death of her brother. Duk g
Ernst Gunthcr. of Schlcswig- Holstcin.
she suffered another severe heart
attack. The physicians attending the
former empress considered her c0nd!-
ton at tic time OF the Dukes death
late in February too serious to per-
init hcr to he informed OF it.
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Good Victor Picture.

In The North Winds Malice" which
comes 10 the Victor Thcater today.
Rex Beach has written stirring
drama OF the frozen north around ii
novel set OF cha:acters, that ,A1ord
unusual acting opportunities. lie
also employs an alleGor!cal Hgurc
called The Spirit OF Malice" wnIch
~ very effective.
The two outstanding figures among
the men are played ~ Joe King ana
Tom Santschi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

Demand on the part OF certain preachers
that the Devil and all his works he more thor
o"EhlY advertised would seem to be reiec-
ton on what already is being done along tho
publicity line by the average ncwspaper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Crowds See ISIcrettc.

Today WIZ he Richmond thenter-
goers last chance to see "Madonnas
and Men" and lie Petite Fiorette. the
French dancer. at the Broadway The
alter. This picture and the little light
footed girl has been attracting at
:cntion all OF the week ut the thcater
and large crowds We're present at
each performances. She VIII dance
three times today
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Mnry Pick ford File. ur,.,

MINDEN, NEW, March Il--Cis,r I,,t
JuhEc Frank r. Langan has under
SS3hsidcratiO today u brief filed hv
,y rickf"rd's attorney which con,
w. mat rue Attorney General Of
~ $500 MA was without authority when
ne MED an action to have set aside
INC uiNorce granted TO Mary pirk
t0rd from owen Mnorr ~
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Hart NIX Feature.

Those who have not seen william
:. Hart in his latest Western picture.
20 Nallcy of the Mounted now on
view At the Isis Thcatcr. may do SO
today. as the last showing viii take
place tonight. IL is distinctly worth
while for ali who like red FLOODED
dramas Of the Hart brand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12
Anthor of Quotations.

Miss G.. r.. Barton Heights.-Nlcx-
andcr Pope is the author OF the quo
taiion to which you refer. and II
reads:
Vice is monster of so delightfm
micn,
AS to he hated needs hu: to be seer:
Yet seen 100 oft, familiar with her
face,
We first endure. then pity. then
embrace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

]. G., Recommendations revol-
rcrs. as now manufactured. require
the pressing of the trigger after each
shot, in order to empty the magazine
Former models. which simply required
holding the trigger down In order
to empty the magazine, were aban-
doncd because OF the danger OF ac-
cidents.
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nrat, Sentence Is Upheld.

OTTi WA. March ll.-canada's SUI
rrcmc Court today upheld n decision
sentencing to death Il man who coun-
sellcd another TO XIII. and giving "a
jail sentence TO tho one who actually
committed the crime.
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Variety nj IlllrbIrd.

Another good variety program has
been arranged for today at the Blue
bird Theater. Antonio Moreno will
be seen In The Yelled Mystery"
While lack Perrin Will appear In big
Rob" another good attraction.
stuffed Lions" will he the comedy.
ana In addition 10 this there will be
the usual International News
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Cinema Programs
Last Time Today.

Those who haven, seen Thomas
MeighAn's new Paramount picture.
The Easy Road ut the Lyric The
alter. may do 30 for the las; show
ings will be today The Easy Road"
is strong photoplay. Gladys George
heads an excellent supporting COM
pany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-12

i'u' Few of his friends, IL any. ever dreamed
thLt he knew tho game we'll but here is
what the editor Of the Newport Ncws Press
has 10 say: Hughes never knew what 1t was
TO gamble. He always played safe thing!
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Picked Up nj Random.

There moments when profanity sounds
like music.
We arc borrowing money to pay tax on
cur insufficient income
NO man cares for the mule that Kicks him.
FIRST aid to the injured includes allmony.
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Tugs FWnt Groun,,ro s,.,

NJ" YORK. March ll.-'rugs TO-
nisni gloatcd the passenger liner
isb,hl s nt;orJGd, which went aground
Of Governors Island. She was NOR NOR
ChristianIa. 'os"sc 10