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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04
New Life for Sick Man
| EatOnie works Magic

"I have taken only two boxes of Eatonic and feel like a new man. It has done me more good than any shing else, writes C. o. Frappir.
 Eatonic is the modern remedy for acid stomach, biosting, food repeat ing and indigestion. It quickly takes up and carries out the acidity and gas and enables the stomach to digest the food naturally. That means not only relief from, pain and discomfort but you get the full strength from the food you eat. Big box only costs 8 ,ri1e with vour druggists guarantee.
 LEE & OSGOOD
 131 Main Street
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

NIiddIetown.-O. " Coffin Hook and Ladder company's annuaiouting will be held at Maromas Sunday. June 5th. as has been the custom for several years-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

New Haren.-Among the recent Cor necticut arrivals at Hot Springs. Va, are Mir. and Mrs. c. Wheaton stens of New Haven
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Nature Gaue You

but one pair Of eyes. WheI
they need attention. they neee
expert attention. such as ! give
Have your eyes examined.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
SORRY TO USE CHANGE
SAYS NOTE INSIDE BAG
MAILED TO THE STAR

Using the ready. change from the
pocketbook, some one mailed to
The Star today q beaded bag with
the contents otherwise untouched.
Il am very sorry I had to use
your change" typewritten note
in the bag read, but I surely
needed the money. 1 thank YOU"
The note was signed sis" The
stamps on the parcel were can
ceied merely with a black smea~,
and there was no postmark to give
any clue as to the place where it
was mailed.
The pocketbook contained In the
bag held pass bearing name
and address, passes and a railroad
ticket.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

had no difficulty in breathing and
came out of the building feeling no
i'll effects from the smoke.
To determine how the masks would
work when the. firemen were out OF
breath from exhaustion, number OF
the firemen trotted around the
grounds and up several hills before
entering the. smoke-filled structure.
In this manner the masks worked
with equal satisfaction.
The fire chief expects the new masks
to prove valuable in entering build
ings where gas, ammonia or other
obnoxious fumes have been released.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
.FIREMEN'S GAS MASKS
PROVE VALUE IN TEST
Temporary Structure at Bureau of
Standards Filled With Smoke
for Experiment.

The new filter masks. adopted by
the Washington fire department for
protection against smoke, carbon
monoxide. illuminating gas and all
other gases. were given a try-out at
the bureau of. standards yesterday
morning and found to be satisfactory.
Fire Chief George S. Watson an
nounced that the new masks would
be put into service Mondoy. At pres
ent the department has been able to
buy only six of the. masks. but when
funds are available more will be pur-
chased.
A temporary structure at the bureau
of standards was filled with smoke
into which a detachment of firemen
entered wearing the new masks. They
Evening star., 1921-11-09

In Italy. in the middle ages. a great
artist was generally commi ssioned to
decorate the chests in which the
brides house linen and personal be-
longings were to be stored, and some
of these beautiful works Of art sur
vive to this day in the old Italian
palaces. to which they were brough,
by ancestors OF the present owners.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

The steel hull of a vessel is rem
dered magnetic during construction
by the hammering, and every steel
vessel has it's compass corrected to
|counteract it's own magnetic lines of
force,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
HONOR FOR COL. SHERRILL
BESTOWED BY PRESIDENT
White House Military Aide Re
ceives Decoration for Distinguish
ed Service in Meuse-Argonne.

In the presence of distinguished
company, including the White House.
stan of naval and military aides,
President Harding late yesterday aft
ernoon pinned the distinguished serv-
ice medal on the coat of Col c. o.
Sheriff.. superintendent of public
buildings and grounds and chief aide
to the President. The decoration was
for exceptionally distinguished and
meritorious service in the Meuse- Ar
gonne offensive" The ceremony took
place in the blue room of the White
House Immediately after the conclu-
sion of the receptions to the French
and the Netherlands delegations to
the armaments conference.
This was the first time in the his
tory of the United States, according
to older attaches at the White House,
that such a Ceremony was ever per-
formed in the blue room.
The French government had al
ready honored Col. SherriD with the.
croix de guerre. with palms. During
the war Col. Sheriff. was chief of
staff of the nth Division, composed
principally of New York national
guardsmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Hold Al
4 ,sts
1000 VETERANS OF
THREE VARS MARCH
IN GOTHAM PARADES
Allied Patriots and Nurses Join
IN Honoring Heroes Who
Fell in Battles.
(Ev ASsociated prc.s !

NEW YORK. May 50 Tens ~
thousands of Veterans Of the r;yU
Spanish and worlJ m.irS marched
Today In parddcs throuGhou, Greater
Ne" York IN honor OF tho dead th.y
had left behind them on the crimson
ga soil OF hattlcficlds and under the
"h'te- hccccd waters Of the sea
Joining hands with them beneath
me stars AMI Stripes were allied
patriots who during the recent con.
h'ct went TO tho front in the KHAKI
or canada. the Xii; OF scotland ana
'hc horizon blnc OF France.
The nurses who cared Tor ;hr
Wounded and welfare worker, who
lent aid and comfort TO wear and
hungry lighters. also donncd their
uniforms and trod along hchlnd the
countless bands which played martial
music all the day.
Ercrywherc In the city faSs now
AT half mast. From each OF the
great forts guarding tho harbor ;ne
Memorial Day salute of twenty-one
guns doomed forth at noon. out in
tho Hudson River the flagship of
seventy dcstroyers Joined in the
chorus with :ha bark OF its one
FOUNDER which echoed off the
Palisades
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
BUILDING REVIVAL
SPREADS OVER j. s.
Promises to Bring Renewed
Life TO Entire Business
Structure.
GIVES WORK TO MANY
Construction Program Will Res
cue Lumber. Brick, Steel and
Cement From Slump, Belief.

."l''" '>'"S STAN tNrroSpondcn,.
ASHINGToN. MAY 80. Revival
OF nation widc building ACTIVITIES
probable increases in railroad en- d.
rl"rmont ana the prospect Of a ;rc.
mcndous demand for farm hands
during tic coming months. constitute.
harbinecrs a.! hope in thc un"muioy.
mcnt situation now confronting this
country.
The most encouraging factor is
seen IN tho Sudden increase In huiil-
ing actiyiy throughout the country.
-Nrrii and May reports showing build
'hS contract" greater than at any
time III the last year. Contracts
awarded in New England states last
month totaicd nearly SiS.001.OoO am
increase "f approximately % pcr cen,
over those for the month previous.
HtS Contracts in Scw York District
In New York and Northern New
Jersey construction contracts for
Aprii to'aicd over s5o.00o. .O00. or AN
increase Of over 20 per cent, as com
pared with The month previous.
Tweaty-tvc northeastern States re
corded contracts for April this wear
III excess Of those for auy lnril in
their history. except that of last wear
Middle Atlantic states. with AprI
building contracts totalinr nearly
S3o."eo,oo1, also showed gains
This situation not only brightcns
the uncmpl"ymcnt outIook. hut au
EurS well for many industries pn,.. IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
MANNING CASE GOES TO
JURY THIS AFTERNOON

CONIN,;TON. GA. MAY 3o.-Tr'a,
OF clyd" Manning. mcsr" farm boss
for John :. Williams. who claims
that IN fear for his own life. II. aided
Williams in kiliing negro farm hands
after Il p"onago Investigation. moved
rapidly here today InI was expect .
Cd I" go Ia the jury tomorrow after
noon.
The jury was quickly chosen when
Tho trial opened this morning. aLi
tn" state introduced but fcw Wit
ncss"s, among thom sheriff Johnson
u Newton County wh" told OF the
finding OF three bodies of negroes al
legged to have been brought into thiS
'ouuty from thc farm in Jasper Cuun-
ty and drowned. NauninG's teSti-
in"ny at the trial al Williams. who
was convicted hoTc and sentenced To
life imprisonment also was in.ro-
.lnccd. Manning is being tried on the
specific charGc of murder If Lindsey
Peterson, % whose murder Williams
Was convicted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
CHORUS GIRLS DECLARE
THEY WILL LEH'VE u. S.
SIfCE WAGES ARE CUT
threaten TO Desert American
Stage Rather Than Accept
Reduction in Salaries.

NEW YORK. May 3o.-"lrs silly to
tAinh that an honest girl can live on
less than $50 a week" declare Broad.
way chorus girls. who threaten to de-
Sert America for England and France
because their salaries have hccn cut.
In at least three hig Musical COM
edics during the past few days the
ohoruses have dcfied the management
and threatened to strike rather than
accept reductions. In the end. how
ever. they agreed temporarily to stay
What can poor girl do in Amer
ica? one of them said today
The managers want to cut our
salaries Just at the time when We are
hardest up. Since prohibition came
we are given no more elaborate
aftcr-thcatcr parties and free din
ncrs. Tho only thing we arc offered
is home made hootch that no re-
specialize person would touch. If they
persist in cutting our salaries, we'll
nave to go to Pays or. starve."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
HAYWOOD. FUGITIVE FROM
U. S., MALIGNS AMERICA
IBy Associa,ed Press. !

RIGA May 3n.--To tho hungry nil.
lions of Moscow and Russia general.
ly William u. Haywood. secretary.
treasurer OF the Industrial Workers
"' 'h' World who recently fed from
'he united states TO Russia. through
Two column interview seriously
Pr'n'ed hN the Fravda. pictures the
'hNed states as place where potato
ne'h" apple orchards. rice pianta.
lions ana other fun crops are delib-
eratciy allowed TO rot because VI
&ip'iAiiStc conspiracy to hold up
prices and starvc the workingman
into submission"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
AND ALUMNI
AT'CHARLOTTESVUI,E
FOR BIC Gel LEBRATION
thousands viii Participate in University Of Virginia
Centennial Openmg-Famous Educators in At
tcniance-To Dedicate Amphitheater

and %,N Yort. brings tho total
number ~ ou,-oc-d"or creek ,hc4tor,
o" this cogntry u9 I" seven rho
others arc located q, Berkeley. I'oint
'''ma. bakersfield aud 'Dtrcuon,.
California Crauhroot, Michigan. and
Garfield rart rhicaE"
DisiinSni>hcd Educators Attend.
AmonU the distinguished educators
20 ett"ui tho ,cS,cuniaI exercises arc
Professor Jules Le"rIS. University Of
l'hTis. Professor Beverly bundr!dcc
Tucker II, University OF oxford: PRO-
f"ssor Earnest William Brown. Int-
v"rsi'y of Cambridge. William John
Nn'heS"n. University "f Saint Andres
Professor FREDERICK d.. Onisty
sanchez, Central Cniycreii, of spain.
NiS t,NCcll"ncy Mare rct"r. J'riv.rsi-
~ O. Geneva Professor John Nclman.
nivcrsity of i;Iiuhurgh Monsieur
Gabriel iianaihuN, Academic Fran
"aiS". Professor Earnest William
hrown, Tho Royal Society Professor
Charlie, Homer Iiaskiue Acadcmi" dcs
lnsrr'ptinus - Relies Lcttr.s: FRO
lessor jose Maria Ghlyc.. University
Of chile. Nruu l<udhl. Cuivcrsity "f
'hri"ttau,.. Professor Wilfrcd rirt
Mustard Jniy"rsit. "C Toronto Mr
T"uruaN -SpNa!. University uf i;rus-
S"l", Professor Samuel Alfrcd Nit
ch"li. Queens un'v"rsity R"v JOHN
.tOnftru.d on Par. ,ol "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
LLOYD tLuR,.E otiJLCIs 10
COLONIAL. tiID\bMl PLAN

~ NfS"G'"l," i'r'SS
-, -,
I'..,,n ,,, 49,. -.
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-.
Tho F''"e Minister D" mus con
hrin'nS 'h' recent 'ni"''ha stat e
u,Ut 'nt' aHdnion' TROOPS W'r" q"
h. sent so ireland. added 'nat ~ SO s
nos intended |" SEND tho r'Sor'lS'S
'N'i'
h'P's "'" '' P"Is'''' 81 u"
"h'.N'r 'h' S"N'' "'''H' """'" """t''
~ 'hE+"stl"n oi 'ot""''l "Hi'h""'N
for North ana south ireland ana
ran 'h' dPP"' N"h''' w ~ ''t ''
Noaai ue'' su"n''',e" I" '"''G'"' :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
LONDON CIRCLES REGARD Wow:
A. INDICATION OF FtIi.IJRI;

LONDON. May a".-lrisil circles in
London tonight interpret the an
uounc.nIcnt Of Premier Lloyd George
that the crown forces in ireland are
to be strengthened. as meaning q
large increase in the Black ana Tans.
rather than the regular troops
They also see in the announcement
"a coming proclamation OF extending
the martial law to the whole area Of
southern ireland.
The announcement is considcrcd
a response to General Macrcady's re-
pcatcd requests for heavy rc-cnforcc-
ments. and in preparation for the IS
enlistment Of II Crown colony gov
ernmcnt.
Tho Prcmier's statement is rc.
Garded as confession of failure and
hat the situation is worse than il
ever has hccn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
Heavy Taxes to Be Levied on Germans
to Raise Money to Pay War Indemnilies


BERLIN, May 3o--ticrmany
faces radical appropriation OF
property. great increase in the
present railway rates aud son
per cent increase in rentals
This is the forecast that the
Dcutscho TaEezcituns gives to-
day OF what IL declares to bc the
program Of the Wirth Cabinet to
raise money TO meet the repara-
tions.
The paper says that tho Min
ister Of Economics has placed be-
fore the Cabinet proposals which
II accepted. will make deep cut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
TENDER HANDS CARE FOR
GRAVES OF SOLDIER DEAD
MI Franco Joins in Memorial nay
Tributes to Americans
Whu Fell.
MANY \ TING SCENES
Ambassador Wallace Declare
Would Leave Sacred Dust of L..
=. Heroes In Care Of Nation They
Gave Lives to Protect.
MANY AFFECTING SCENES
Try Associated rrcsy.I

PARIS, May ao.-LI;,lc America N
Tags and noppl dotted wrca,hs
marked the grave of every one OF tho
'"rtN'odd thousand American soldier
dead remaining in Franc. ana tbe
Few hundreds scattered througrou,
IN" European continent, Even 10 the
single mound on Gibraltar. Amcric,
remembered her dead
The Americans. comparativoly rcw
IN numbers, sha rcd with IN, Frcncb
'heir SAD TASK OF honoring those who
had died in the great caus. Tho
French took part in every cer,mopv
ana III places. where perhaps there
was only single grave and INC
American committee was ablc IN soma
'h'E ono representative. French pa
tr"tic societies organized services.
There were sevcnty-sevcn grours
"l graves where formal memorial
p'oSra ms were carried out in France.
Out there was others more uic,ur
"Sauc. where French priest led tho
school children TO an Isolated Amcri.
can grave which they had guarded
and cared for as if their own o,
where Il village MAYOR presided over
'he services, with here and there am
Americas resident or visitor taking
part
Hold tncctins Ceremonies.
Little affecting ceremonies were
ireducni where children from near
~ farms gathered to carry tightly
Triprcd bouquets OF Wild flnvcrs "a
Continued on Page Col 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
DENY REPORT OF OPERATION
UPON PRINCESS ANASTASIA

FARlS. May 3o.--An absolute dc.
MAI Of American press reports that
Princess AnaStasia. OF Greece. for
m'rly Mrs william E. Leeds, has un-
d'rE"n' 4 now operation in tho Am
'rican hospital in Paris, and is in n
sinking condition" was made today
by Lr H. II! Turner
Dr. Turner. wh" with Dr Duhou
"hoi' III" famous surgeon IS in
charge of the case. declared TO Uni
Hcrsal Service.
The reports are entirely malicious
and nnf"und"d The princess is not
in The American hospital nor has she
undcrEon. nov Dn.ration.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

in the pockets OF the rich and
poor alike.
Aside from the % per cent con
hscatory tax on capital and prop
crty which has already been
levied. IL Is proposed to place
20 per cent government mortgage
on the prc-war gold basis value
Of all farms. estates and city
properties, as well as 3I0 per
cent increase in house rentals in
cities.
In industrial and mercantile
concerns, including banks, 1t is
proposed to lovy 20 per cent
compulsory government partici-
paiion for the benefit of the rep.
arations fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
INSANE WOMAN BURNS
100000 COLLEGE BUILDING
icy Associnted rrcss |

MACON. GA. May 3o.-An insane
u"rr" woman. stripped OF all cloth
ing. appeared tonight on thc campus
"f the Central city college. "a negro
institution. aud after siouing one Of
the buiidingS. entered aud applied a
torch. The frame buildimg hurs, into
famc and the students had To flee
Tor their lives. AS tho structure was
burning {" the ground an adjoining
building Camch; fire and was partly
"urmrd The loss is estimated at
100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
60 INJURED AS FREIGHT
CRASHES INTO DIXIE FLYER

ED1NBURG. IND. May 30..--rrnm
dfty To sixty persons were Injured
NV" OF thcm probably fatally, and
several seriously, tonight at lo:40
o'clock. when n Pennsylvania freight
train crashed into the Dixie Flyer.
fast indianapolis. Columbus and
southern traction car carrying
trailer, AT track intersection here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
TWO KILLED, FOUR HURT. IN
SAN0L0T BALL GAME FIGHT
tRy Associated prcss.l

PITTSBURGH. May 30.--Two men
wcrc shot and killed and four Others
were wounded in "A fight during n
baseball game on the North Side here
late today.
According 10 the police. Jesse Bar
ron negro. started The shooting.
when the team on which he had
placed a bet lost the game. The first
shot killed J. Il. Conway, who had
been In an argument with Barron.
tho police said. Other pistols appeared
In the crowd and four spectators
were wounded. policeman killed
Barron. ts-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
President Speaks in Amphithea-
ter to Veterans Of Three Wars.
Officials and Diplomats.
SIR GEDDES PRESENTS
WREATH FOR ENGLAND
Various SIN Ter GATHERINGS
Were Held in Other Parts
of the City.
IRN Assncintohr rr.

NA"HiNGTnN MAY S0.--Tho ma
,'"na cap,tals memorial ceremonies
i"r Nm"r'in Mar dead worc color.d
'N nc" touch of international sig
nih'an'" today AZ services hold i'm
Arlington Cemetery under the lead of
President Harding. 81
Speaking i'm thc ,ri;
'hea'"r I" veterans Of three wars
ana 10 distinguished company or
officials and diplomats tho presi,,en,
rode sdicatcd the nation ;" the csus.
"f freedom and civilization. ana
promised that IL mover would fail to
measure M Ia every demand pro
s"ntcd I" 1t in behalf Of civilIza-
CONTINUED "n Page .. Col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
I. :. Mn. SOON nccosnl.e Mr.lco.

MENiCo CITY. May 3n.--Deveiop-
mcnts In the negotiations between
frcsiden, obrcgon and George T.
Summc-lin. the American charge
d'afra,res, relative to the memorau-
dunn OF the State Department In
Washington, have reached Stage
wherc u is freely predicted hero tina,
recognition OF the present Mexican
government by the United states is
possible within short t!ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
DEMOCRATS WILL AGAIN
ATTACK GEORGE HARVEY
IBy United Ncwsl

WASHINGTON, May ao--Demo.
Gratis under the leadership OF Senator
Pat Harrison. OF Mississippi. are Pre- :
pairing to make further attacks on
George Harvey. ambassador to Great
Britain.
some DAY this week. perhaps Tues.
day. they expect to have sort OF
.rhcld day" Tor assaults on the
Colonel. in which several will Join.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
THOUSANDS VIEW
BIG PARADE AND
HEAR ADDRESSES
South Fought for Preservation
OF Great Principle. Declares
Memorial Day Orator.
JUDGE RICHARDSON TALKS
TO THRONG IN HOLLYWOOD
Fle Reiterates Profound Convic-
ton of Righteousness of
Southern Cause.
MANY PAY SILENT TRIR,TE
'""n''ionS confronting Veterans of
"' and of World War Similar.
Declares Major Milton.
MANY PAY SILENT TRIBUTE
conditions ConfrontinS Veterans of
6' and "f World War Similar.
Declares Major Milton.

hIchmond honorcd. tho memory ~
h"f h"roi" dead OF thrco ware yos
'''""N' despite low hanging clouds
an" an occasional lich, spr,nkle
thousands participating in the po-
'""'' "h'"h led I" Hollywood Gene
'"rF' "ncr" tho Memorial pay pro-
gram was carried out. and ,hous.,as
w "th'rS thronginE the sidcw,Iss
'"' street cars. which led in ,bc
same direction. All militar, orr,ni
q" "''""s IN IN" city, representative of
'"c threH great wars in which ,bi.
'""hIrS mas been engaged within tbo
memory of those now living an,
'"e'r huNiliarie.. were in line. 40
'hShteh by bands and Rfc-and drum
'orPS. Martial music. Federal ord
'"nte'rrat" flags. and the stanoarls
OF INC various military organizati,r,
"a"'d TO the imprcssiycncss Of m.
occasion. VIZ
At HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. JudEs n
n'en"rdSon' himself "a Confcdcrat,
''""' vas Spokesman for the Con.
SoldlcrS, while Major Mar
W. milton. who fought in both
american and world wars
SN' lot inc veterans Of those con.
n'''S' hcv. T. Landon Mason az.
''r'' both the Invocation and mo
hcncdiction
Fought for Great Principle
'F"i"nSed applause greeted III.
"p'hihS remark of Judge Richardson
'""'' IN ihe War Between the S,,I..
ne Sou'h fought for the preservation
Oh great principle. not for lhc re--
P' '""'l"n OF IN" institution of si,y
cry the applause was renewed vh.,
ne insisted that questions involyr,o.
constitutional rights. not those =,
fectinE Involuntary servituj. w...
inc paramount issue of 81 SIN
Sreatrr applause, emphasized hv
cheers. followed the tribut. h. NJ,
the women of the Confcdcrac. ,ns
MS anpcal To the women cf ,oIo,
depor; and dress themselves a, 49,,
"stly as did their mothers ana -,
mothers.
captain John Lamb acted MS ch;.,
marsha of the parade. which formal
at o'clock. at the corner OF rniri
ana Grace streets. the Ri.hr,o,d
Light Infantry Blues Battalio, lo,a
lns Next in line were ,h, Ioh,
Marshall High School Cadet yi,h
nfe-and-drum corps. and foIlo,v,,,.
mem came the Richmond Grays. who
made such an cnviahle r.ror, ;,
france. the Richmond Howitznrs H..
'hS next in line. All these orr,n;-,
ions wore full dress.
Old Vets Follow Howi,xcr.
The Confederate veterans ,,
Daughters OF The Confedera,v Il,
and then came the Spanish war vct
Grams and the veterans Of the world
war afoot
thousands OF civilians crowded tne
S'"'"aIkS and marched with tn, men
IN UNIFORM To Hollywood M busi
ness houses in the city, except !u
''" isolated instances. were CLOSED
for the day.
We have assembled here today"
'I"nti'ued on Page g. Col u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31
IL Drowned In GERMAN M,nc

BERLIN, May 3o.---Seventecn per-
sons were drowned today in the Ida
Mine at Meuselwitz. Sake Aitenburr.
owing to the sudden flooding of the
mine by the Erienbach River.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

WILMINGTON, DEL. May 80
NleN.S J du Tont, secretary and di
rector OF IN" II. l. du ront d.. Ne
m"urs Co. died here today after
an Illness of ton days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

NEW YORK, May a0-rhc Marine
engineers Beneficial Association. al
a mass meeting today. named a CON.
m!ttcc "i six Ia 20 10 Washington
I" ~" with national rrcsidon, Kro,rn
. protest against his .gninG Icy
aSre"mont which would end the ma
b"n- wide marine strik- on inc
terms proposed by Secretary of Labor
Davis The men reiterated their dc
'nand tor renewal OF last years
aGrce mont with no wage ,.ur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-31

LONDON. Ma, 30.--ti - learned tn
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