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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
Celebrated Russia,, Basso
Wants to Sing in Anrerict

RIGA, Sept. 2.-Theodor Chaliapine,
the noted Russian operate basso, has
formally applied to John P. Hurley,
the American Consul here, for permits
sion to &c to the United States to
sing for the benefit of the famine suf-
ferers of Soviet Russia. The decision
rests with the Washington government,
to which the application has been re-
Gals recently refused Chaliapine per-
mission to go to England, but an ap-
peal has been made to the London gov
eminent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

Russo-Norwegian Pact Signed
CHRIST1ANIA, Norway, Sept "a
Russo Norwegian commercial treaty,
closely parslleling the Anglo Russian
agreement, was signed to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

Rose CoChian will enter vaudeville
shortly. appearing first in the Proctor
theatess In a dramatic sketch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

RESTAURANTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

Midnight performances are announced
by Minsky Brothers for their East Side
burlesaue house, the National Winter
Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03
The Stage Door

Charles Dillingham; presents Get To-
gether" to might. 1t is his seventh Hip
podrome production. Fokine and .Fokina
in Russian ballet and Charlotte, the feet
footed skater. are featured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

No Women in Party
No women will accompany the COM
mission. The head of the organization
believes conditions too unsettled to
rSrnait Of their appearance in Russia
&c this time. He considers it a mans
job.
The suggestion that IL might be
necessary to conduct drive for funds
with which to carry on the relief work
was tabooed by the director. He was
confident the funds on hand would be
ample.
country" he added, doesn't warrant
Colonel Haskell will go direct to Lon
don to confer with Walter Lyman
Brown, director for Europe of the
American Relief Administration, and
will then proceed at once to Moscow,
where he expects to arrive within a
week after his stop at London.
II anticipate that some work will
already be under way by the advance
party sent in by Mr.. Brown" Colonel
d Asss b sa adsr hsss pPpsss w and
Moscow. AS to the difficulties Of
transportation which may be encoun-
tered, ! am unable to say anything until
after arrival there. However, if the
railroads are in as bad shape as they
were In South Russia, we probably
shall have to make extensive, use of
motor truck--of coursse making use
Of the railroads as far as is possib.>
We can handle Petrograd and Moscow
Ill right over the railroad from, Riga
However, the operations in and around
Petrograd and Moscow will be COM
paratiyely light. ! believe, compared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-03

Paul Frawley has been engaged for the
Music BOX Revue" which Will open the
new Music Box Theater late this month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
MUSIC POINTS WAY TO CURE
FOR INSANITY; HAS SUBTLE
EFFECT ON PATIENTS MINDS
Rendition of Blue Danube Waltz Causes Young Ger
man Girl to Talk After Three Months Silence
Other Remarkable Results.

CHICAGO. March .o.--In ward
CW-I of the state insane Asylum at
DunninE a series Of rcmarkab "N-
pcriments. having 20 do with tho Of
feet Of music in the mentally un-
balanced. are taking place. The vN-
pcrimcnts are known AZ the iuStItI-
tion as musical clinics.
The idea belongs Ia Moissayc Ho-
guslawski. Russian pianist, now iiv-
ing in Chicago.
AS HoguSlaw ski plays music cal
culatcd Ia have - subtle cncc; on
tho minds of the patients gathered III
tn" ward to hear him. small audi
cnccs Of doctors pSychiatrists and
aiicnists look upon the unusual seen.
with the greatest interest. The
pianist believes that he can cScrc So
through music. an effect upon the
minds Of the insane that points :he
way to a cure for insanity.
Bogulawski recently wa. surround
cd by gronne OF "strnprous" or de-
pressed types of insane patients
women.< . "a, .,,.... - s, ..,S...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
MASKED MEN RAID
WIRE TAPER BAND
Fire Fusilade Into House in
Florida and Destroy Com
pletc Layout
MARSHAL is OVERPOWERED
Attackers Blindfold Official
and Taken in Auto for Sew
eral Hours Ride.
LKy Assoc!at.a rrcss.l

DAYTONA. Fla. March 2O.--A band
@: masked men carly today attacked
a peninsula drive residence at Day
iona Bcach. where alleged wirc-tap-
Hers had headquarters. and after ar
ing Il fus!ladc into the house. entered
and destroyed the paraphernalia
The attaci; is said 10 have boon tho
result OF failure on the part OF the
i'ca, police To rid the city of activ!-
ties by alleged ''w.rc-tappers."
The attackers. numbering about $50
mcn. drov. uV in score Of automo-
biieS and opened nre on tho house.
Tn" sole occupan, escaped by jump
mg through Il third-storv screened
window.
When Marshal ". II. Young ap-
reartd ON the Sc"nc n vas confront
ed by TWO members @! the party and
escorted 10 an automobile. He was
piindfoidod ana driven for several
houre aud taken hack Ia the beach
unharmcd and unaware cf where he
had been.
The masked men returned to the
rcs!dcnc" and destroyed what was
said to he a complete "wire-tarpinG
layout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

IL" began playing the intcrmezzo
Of ''taVali-ria i;usticana."
An Italian woman sat up in her
chair and opened and closed her fists
frantical!y. y nurse bent over her.
She whispered TO the nurse.
''Sh" wants 10 know when sh" can
<" nome to her baby" the nurse an
uounccd
II was tho first time. the attend
ant sad. that the woman talked since
she came to the institution
When he played the blue Danuhc''
waltz young German girl. who had
not spoken in three months. began 10
speak
II am amazed" said Dr. T. A.
Foley. assistant supcrin.cnden;. This
is revelation To nc"
Nostalgia" explained BoEuslaw-
ski An Intelligent approach. A re-
lief through the cnrcss of sympathc-
tic music for pcnt-up desires. sup.
prcssions imagined fears. Music IS
tho scalpei which lays open tho
wound. Aftcr that, it's crse toI
physicians. not musicians"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PASTOR ARISES FROM
DEAD; MAN LIVES DAY
WITH HEART EXPOSED
Bern Clergyman's Breathing
Resumes After Fourteen
Hours Cessation.
IBv Nssocintcd Prcse-

GENEVA. March 2c--A cas-. nf :.
mans heart ceasins to bca; for four
teen hours and then rcsuminG worL.
Is reported from Bern, whore 4 pas
tor Of that city. the Rev. Br Baudcu-
bachcr. after being officially declared
dead. suddenly awokc.
The Rev. MIR. Baudcnbachcr. aged
so, and suffering from heart trouble
of long standing. fell scnSeiess Fri
day. His physicians issued a death
certificate, ARRANGEMENTS were made
for the funeral and Saturdays news
papcrs published .ulogicS Of him. Tho
pastor awokc after fourteen hours
surprised 10 find his bedroom nll.d
with flowers. wrcaths. GiSconsolur,
relations and friends
He said weakly: My cal! ha. not
y"t come
Tn" funeral mas been postponed In
t"hnit"ly, as the doctor SAID the R.v
Mr. Haudcnbachcr might live many
years
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PRESIDENT SPENDS 2 HOURS
AMONG WOUNDED SOLDIERS
lRy Associated press.I

WASHINGTON. March 20.-Prcsi-
dent Harding combined an errand OF
mercy with a first hand study Of one
of his administrative problems to-
day by spending more than two
hours among the wounded soldiers at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Accompanied by Mrs. harding and
Dr. 6. l.. sawyer. his personal ply
SiCian. whom he has charged with an
invest iGaiion Of the general prob
lem Of public health and social well
fare. the President looked through
thc wards and entertainment rooms
Of the hospital. greeting scores Of III.
patients and asking them wha. could
bc done to make them more comrOr-
tIhic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
HARDING WILL GIVE
CANAL TOLL. VIEWS
Expected to Lay His Opinion
Before Congress Within
Few Months.
PARTY Is SPLIT ON ISSUE
Platform Stands Behind Free
dom Of Panama Waters to
United States Ships.
PARTY IS SPLIT ON ISSUE
Especial to The rlmcs-Dtspatch ,

tS.p"'t5l 10 In. Times biSpa ten
WASHINGTON. March 2O.-In the
course OF few weeks President
Harding is expected to spread before
Congress his views regarding the Re
publican campaign proposal that
American merchant vessels PASS toll
free through the Panama canal.
Mr.. Harding added his own pledge
10 that cnunciatcd in his platform
and his friends insist that he will
not cvado the issue which has been
raised. nor will he long delay his
call upon Congress to redeem the
promise gwen.
That there is - wide division with
in his own party upon the question
OF free tolls is. OF course, well
known. That division became mark
ed seven years ago. when rresidcn,
Wilson brought the matter to a hca
early in his FRS; administration
Democrats and Republicans alil>,
split, and il it had not been for ac-
live Republican support from EIihu
Root AND other Republican, leaders.
Mr Wilson would hav. lost his fight.
un, Adopt Two Routes on I..ur.
When President Harding APP
pr"achcs The frcc.toll issue. he may
adopt ono OF TWO routes lie might
initiate through the state Depart-
mcnt negotiations with Great Britain
looking toward agreement, by treaty,
on exemption from tolls OF American
shipping. an exemption which the
British government has stoutiy on-
posed
or he could bring about the enact :
ment OF bill in Congress repeal
inI tn" act passed in 1914. which
act, in turn, repealed that section
OF the original Panama Canal act
eXemntins American shipping. there
after facing such objections as the
British might offer
The first Of these routes might be
more in line with the Harding idea
Continued on Page =. Col. b
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PATRONAGE ROW
!. IN VIRGINIA ST|RS
AMERICAN LEGION
Proposed Appointment of New
Postmaster at Fort Monroe
Starts Trouble.
VETERANS BODY ADOPTS
RESOLUTION IN MATTER
Bill Will Be Sent to President
and Postmaster-Gen-
eral Hays.
ny j. Trcdcrick r:ssnry.

Washington Correspondent of The
Times Dispatch
wASFiiNGToN. March 20.-A pat
ronaSc controversy OF unusual ram.
ii'cai!ons- though it Involves :, com
raratively small oMjcc-has arisen
because of the reported intent of the
Republican politicians of Virginia to
supplant Mrs. Amber H. Cardwcll as
postmaster at Fort Monroe.
The american Legion has entered
the controversy and resolutions
adopted by Virginia branches will
b" before President Harding ana
Fostmastcr-Gcneral Hays when they
reach decision on the Cardwell case.
These resolutions call for the retcn-
zion in Office of Mrs. CardwelI. the
widow Of AN army officer and de
clare that the Fort Monroe Office
serves a military ana not a political
communiiy. ana IT should no; be
made the football OF Republican
politics.
Several Officers BACK Candidate.
In addition, Mrs Cardwcu. who's.
job is said TO bc sought by John
Kimberly. Republican leader of
Fort Monroe, has tho indorsc
ment Of several high army officers
who were formerly stationed at the
fort. Among the number is Major
General y. kronkhitc. commanding
the headquarters ot the Third Corps
area AT Fort Howard, Maryland.
Indications are that Mr.. Kimberly
Viii have the backing OF tho Rcpub-
lean state organization in Virginia.
organization Republicans, !, is uu-
''crStood. will contend that Mrs.
Cardwcll has held the Office for cish,
years aud she should not seek further
recognition ON the other hand. in
uorsrr" OF Mrs. Cardwcil say she is
4 widow of practically no means.
that her competitor is ii man OF
wealth and that ipIitIcs has no place
in the situation, anyway
Service Wen Comment Nouo,
RESOLUTIONS adopted by Cclono! il-
nier a. wallace. Post No. Il. Depart
ment OF Virginia. OF the American
Legion, say that no criticism can he
made OF the administration of the
F"rt Monroe Office by Mrs CardwclI.
ana sh" has received letters OF com
incubation from naval and land forces
Tor her efficient services Yet. the
resolutions continue, an effort is be-
ing made TO name a politician post,
master AT the fort. and that this
civilian has neither right nor claim
- this nonpolitical Office"
The resolutions call for a policy OF
the American Legion TO demand that
all offices at naval and military
stations Shal! hc conducted by and
reserved for competent widows OF
officers or enlisted men. or disabled
enlisted men who must earn their
own Hving."
copies OF the resolutions have been
sent To the President. Postmaster
General. the Virginia Senators and
Representatives. and the national
commander OF the American Legion.
The Fort Monroe section OF tn.
tCOntlnuGl on Page Col :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Stolen Russian Gems
Sold in Paris Streets

PARIS. March 20-Jewcis worth
millions OF dollars. which formerly
belonged TO the Russian nobility,
are being sold daily at the worlds
qu,c crest gem market here:
The market is outside "a cafe at
the corner of the Rue Lafayette
and tn" Rue Duphot. not far from
the Opera From 10 in the morn
ing until in the afternoon the
sidewalks on the corner arc
thronscd with "A crowd OF black
Earh"d men, some dealers and
some buyers and sellers. and gems
OF fabulous worth arc often passed
from hand To hand az casually as
pieces Of money.
II Was here that the famous
sapphire, worth sS5C.ooo. stolen
during tho German occupation Of
Warsaw IN 1915 from Count cold
SKI. was aoli 70 e Paris jcwelcr.
who Was afterwards arrested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
JAZZ DANCE HALLS
CALL EVIL SPIRITS
IEY United Naval

CHICAGO. March 2O.-If couples
who indulge in modern jazz dancing
could see the evil figures OF the spirit
world that writhc about the bali
room in their midst, they would be
shocked, according to Mrs. Sophia
falrclough- Smith, English psychic.
here on lecture tour.
Mrs tairciouGh Smith recon-
mended that the police everywhere
be taught psychic sight. by which
they would lie able to detect the
evil auras of suspects
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
NEGRO HANGED BY MOB
AT TER BREAKING INTO JAIL

hATTlESRURG. MISS. March 20
Arthur Jennings. negro. held hero on
Il charge OF killing negro woman
several days ago. VAS taken from ,r.
county Jail early today hv = numhc r
"f armed men. who ovcrpowcrcd the
sheriff Al daylight the ncrro's bod>.
was FOUND hanging in a tree near the
city.
NJ the time Jennings was arrested
nc hrcd several shots at the officers.
and feeling against him has been
bitter.
Jennings. after pistol duel with
two deputy sheriffs in which he was
wounded twice, was captured here
last week. and had been held in the
county laii awaiting the arrival OF
Taylorsvillc officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
8 MISSING IN HOTEL FIRE

EMPoRIA KANS.. March 20.
Three persons arc missing following
fire which destroyed the Hotel
Whitley today. Several were Sc
rereiy burned ana others received
Injuries when they fell from upper
stories of tho building
Jack Fisher a wrestler. fell three
stories when rope burned in two
but was unlnjurcd. Ed Warner,
Fishers manager. jumped three
stories and landed uniujurcd on the
wrcstlcr's back The damage is cs-
timatcd at 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
7YPHUS CHECKS ALIENS

NEW foRh. March 20. The United
states governments efforts to prc.
vent thc ntroducticn OF typhus into
Eastern ports by nnclcan inmicrants
hhVc slowed NJ III" rush of pass.n-
gers from Rotterdam Th. NIcu,y
Amsterdam. which arrived here with
only "N' stccragc. passengers today
brought l,o'l IN III" stcorngc on her
last trip.
As u result Of precautions taken
IN Rotterdam. the ship passed quar-
antinc hero in just TWO hours, with
out three SURGEONS on the inspection
party. Other ships have been held
for as long as week since the typhus
scare began
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
To Honor Two French Generals.

FARlS. March 20. Generals CAS-
tlenau and Gouraud Will I've made
marShalS OF France within the com
ing week. according To MarCei iIutin.
the cll.nformcd military critic of
the Echo de Paris. writing in that
paper today The Chamber of Dcpu-
ties will adopt bill providing for
two additional marshals this week,
and Premier BRAND and war Min
lister Bar,hau have agreed To no,ni-
nate Castlcnau and Gouraud ;mmc-
diatcly It is passed. IIutin declares.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
BIG SUIT OPENS TUESDAY
Icy Associn,cd pross-

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. March 30.
The million and a half dollar-dam-
acc suit brought by the Chattanooga
steel cnmpany against tho Tennessee
coal. Iron and Railroad Company, tho
most important ease from the stand
point Of amount of money involved
ever fled In a Chanccry Court of
Tennessee, Will he heard before Chan
ccllor T. l.. Stewart. o: the Twelfth
District. here beginning Tuesday.
The cas-. is based upon alleged
damage resultant To the complainant
through failure OF the defendant TO
conform with the provisions of n
contract tur the purchase of a large
quantity OF pig IRON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
First With the News
Full Associated Press
Report
First of Season! 4 Fish on
One Hook Is Good Start
tBy United Ncws.l

NEW tORK. Mnrcn 20 sara
nae Lake wins the rirmmcd
"ar-muns for the FIRST ard tn.
biggest" fish story to appear
with the warm days and the turn
ing Of thoughts 10 rod and tackle.
The scene OF tn. story IS placed
on Lake Chanplain. near West
port. bat here i, is AS coric-
srondcnt at Sarannc Lake sent 1t
along
"a bird. who must bc the owner
of tho original golden horseshoe.
was fishing. b." got a bite tina,
made his hnrM teeth rattle and
shook the Jewels out Of hi. watch.
Alton q knockdown and draIout
ich' lc landed :. b!g pickcrel
non drcssinr u. he found the
pirk"rcl contained "a pike" The
PIX" surrounded "a good sized
perch. which, in turn. was found
I" contain AN ice FISH All THIS
On on" bait"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
z SLAIN, 9 HURT, IN
IRISH BOMB BLAST
Explosion Kills and Mains
Crown Forces in Dublin
Outrage.
"a DEAD Is WEEKS TOLL
Curfew Hour in Affected Area
Is Advanced as Result
Of Ambush.
"a DEAD Is WEEKS Toll
INv Assoc!ated Prcss. !

DUBLIN. March 2o.--rhrcc bombs
were thrown at military ,orry her.
last night, two OF which exploded.
killing two soldiers and woundin:
Al, others. Including an officer The
remaining soldiers fired, woundinS
three OF tho attacking party.
From Monday night on. the curfcw'
has been liked from 5 o'clock at night
until o'clock III the morning
The advancement Of the curfcw
hour, which was due to Yesterdays
ambush, affects The whole OF The
Dublin area. except the coast town
ships
Twcnty-Fonr Dead. Meek, Toll.
black week end has just been
experienced ~ the crown forces IN
ireland. according 10 official reports.
Eleven members ot til" goveriimen,
forces Were killed ana eleven wound
cd ia various anbushes. while i, is
believed ;hat thirteen OF their as
Saiianis We're Killed and ten wound
ed. The reports do not take into nc-
count isolated murders and out-ages
which are continually reported
Captain Attakinson. AN Ulster bar
ristcr. who acted as judge in a mum.
her OF rcccn; Dublin urt-mnrtiais
was attacked at his home Saturday
night by three armed men. He was
wounded.
Suspected Informant shot bend.
J"hn Shechan. former attendant
al the Cork lunatir asylum. was shot
dead at Cork last night lie ha! been
suspected OF giving information last
December. on the occasion Of the ar
rest of girl wearing steel armor.
concerning republican arsenal. This
was the second time Shechan had
been attacked. lie received several
wounds when the iirs, attempt was
made
The ambush Of crown forces near
kinsa!e County Cork Saturday oc-
Cured when rc-cn!o"ccmcnts were
proceeding to seek a military officer
and polio" sergeant who were miss
ING as result o: a previous ann
Continued on Page .. COL. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
GUARDS STOP FASCIST RAID
LEV United Ncws1

ROME. March 2o---Fivc hundred
fascisti. continuing their demonstra.
tions against Bolshevism. surrounded
the customs house here and stood
guard while group Of Hfteen entered
the building for the purpose ot burn
ing tie baggage at tEr Russia dele
CATION. in The event OF nndins Sov.st
propaganda.
They succeeded la nndinE one
trunk n.Iel with gold anp.platinum,
but at this juncturc the Rosa! 6usrds
appeared AMI drove thrm and theH
supporters away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
nurh Aground on Cane Charles.

NEW YORK, March 20. - The
grounding OF the Italian bark Giu-
s"ppe dAli three miles off the coast
at Cape Charles. Va. was reported
IN wireless message received here
tonight by the naval communication
service. The bark. which has a gross
tonnage of !,652. was bound from
Hampton Roads for Trieste. The
coast guard }kiiter Manning and sew
eral wrcckihs tugs were said 10 be
standing by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Deny MiIitary Preparations.

PARIS. March 20. The German
government. replying today to the
recent note OF the council of ambas-
sailors. warning II tha, Germany
would he held responsible for dis
orders in the Upper Silcsiau piebisci, @
area arising from the entry of Ger
man troops, declares without founda-
ton reports Of German military prep
draiions on the Silcsian frontier