davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23
Town Council Procetdin gs.
CONTINUED.

CONTINUED.
EXPENSE.
1921 + E Kpenz.. care of clock " 90
1903 Franklin Cemetery Assn - 90
1899 Druids May Festival 5 %
40 90
BOARD Or HEALTH.
lI275 Service Hardware Co, 80
1882 A Delahou,sIye, %
1928 DR.. L. w. Smith. IL %
Is so
SALARIES.
l72S8 J E LouStaiot, Feb sal
ary as Councilman w
l72S7 Marvin Morris, sam" 10
l72s5 Jacob Anderson. same %
1885 Wilson Mckerall. Jr, same %
l7234 + y 6oudreaux. same 90
l73U4 Philip AIbares, Mar.
salary as Marshal l2o O0
l73O6 VIM. Clements. Ma. sal.
as Night Marshal leo 90
1921 T. AucUiu, Mar. Saiary as
Secretary lcO w
Total $50 90
PETERMAN PAR@
1890 Ernest Hebcrt. labor 80
1925 Mrs. David Berwick.
plants for park 90
1884 Mrs David berwick, same 90
1890 Ernest Hebert, labor 30
I7Y23 " '' '' 6 80
l733l i" sc q 81
l734O /" i" 3" 6 80
Total A. so
PRINTING.
1921 St Mary Banner. publish.
ing Mar proceedings 90
900
PAUPEkS.
1919 Chas Lovely, Feb allow'ce 90
1874 Martha Carter, 90
1876 John Peters, 90
1913 Wilson Ross, 90
1877 Peter Butler. 90
1872 Celestin Carlln, 0 90
1873 Jno Hartman, 90
l7420 Libbie Maddison " 500
1875 Cato Howard, " 90
Total 45 90
SCHOOL TAX.
1926 St Mary Parish school
Board, 1920 school tax 31+o -
SPECIAL ROAD TAX ACCOUNT.
1927 Il l. Sisur, Treas. special
road tax 2is9 l9
Total disbursements. 9l66 10
Balance cash on deposit with
Com b l. L Co this day 52Il SO
1887 81
COLLIE TORS REPORT.
From March l6 to April 20, 1921.
Bal. uncollected last report 8 til 81
March bills:
Material lS6 40
Vater. 2Sl Is
| Electric Lights, 1851 Ill
Total to collect, 1864 g.
Amt collected as per report, 1853 ~
Outstanding bills, Ii ~
1884 81
| TREASURER REPORT.
Bulance as per statement ren~
dereI Mar. Is. 1921 l29O1 As
Amt received from Secretary
from Mar. l6, 1921, to and
including April 20, 1921. 2ll0 80
| l5Oll 81
| Disbursements 9l30 36
Bal in Com Bank g. Trust Co,
April 20, 1921, 1881 As
l5Oll "a
Amount deposited April 10Th,
not included 10 this balance,
deposit dated April 2ls;. 46l OF
! r. l., SGUR, City Treasurer,
The Finance Committee approved
bills amounting to Sl03 rs which the
Council ordered paid:
Franklin. La, April 70. 1921.
Mr.. Chas Lauve, Mayor, City:
Dear Strive, the members of
| your Finance COMMITTEE. beg to hand
you the following bills checked aud
approved for payment:
Electric Appliance, Is 81
| The Texas Oil Co, Ill ~
Gulf States Electric Co, 28 81
Z A Delahoussaye, "a 0U
NJ Bell, Son. IS
Abel j Boudreaux, IL 50
Wilson McKerall, Jr, 81 on
Service Hardware Co, Ii 81
City Grocery. s 81
r E Keenze, 10 w
ST Mary Banner, 50
Kyle Lumber Co, 6 90
20
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23

:. Iahu R. Parkersoa OF
M u"ao.. .Sa is visiting frieu d.
'''a ,.I',isss ,a,s in Franklin, guest
y = \. s',uh daughter, Mrs. W. h.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23

Don't forget to give the visiting
E!ks and everyone q rousiDg vel.
come on their visit to Franklin to.
morrow.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23

SCHOOL TAX.
1926 St Mary Parish school
Board, 1920 school tax 37+o ~
SPECIAL ROAD TAX ACCOUNT.
1927 Il T. Sisur, Treas. special
road tax 2fHS l9
Total disbursements. 9l66 Is
Balance cash on deposit with
Com b Il L Co this day 52Il SO
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23

sfs fspi' h,e;.
"a. Aycocs was ns,.a,o . o01, IN
bC;, t;.;'o, n to New Orleans Oh
ry''d.y. ,,.,s.
:. . 1, Boudresu1 was e''ssna .iau' >
y y. >; s,a,insss = 10 New oflesn' .
:. ,,opIe Of Franklin, ,.s0.sa are az
.. IilS P,sp'. anticipated pleasure
el',,j'I lire reign here tomorrow
v. smith was aosen' ~
y T., ?, ,.,t Of the week 10 new
s!,.... >, W where he attenoea e. .
s,.,i,s l.a,,' d The Louisiana state
s'iI.,I Society.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23
EXPENSE.

l72Sl + f Kpenz.. care of clock ~ &c
1893 Franklin Cemetery Assn y 90
l7329 Druids May Festival 0d
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-23

Amount deposited April 10Th,
not included 10 this balance,
deposit dated April 2ls;. 46l o.
r. l., sIGUK, City Treasurer,
The Finance Committee approved
bills amounting to $lO3 rs which the
Council ordered paid:
Franklin. La, April 20, 1921.
Mr.. Chas Lauve, Mayor, City:
Dear Strive, the members of
your Finance COmmittee. beg to hand
you the following bills checked aud
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
COUNCIL PAYS TRIBUTE
TO John R. SULLIVAN

The City Council last night pait
fitting tribute to the memory OF fhf
late City Clerk. John r. sullivan. who
died on December 80 Pausing for a
few minutes in course of the. regular
proceedings of the monthly meeting
of the body, the following resolutions
were read. adopted. and copy di-
.rected to be sent to the bereaved fam
iIy Of the deceased. and also pub
lished
Whereas. Divine Providence in
its mysterious workings has re-
moved from our midst our friend
and co-voTker. John r. Sullivan.
md whereas. the state has lost
Il valued citizen and gentleman
and the city trusted, efficient
and courteous Official one whose
many good qualities and virtues
endeared him to ali VINO came III
contact with Inn or knew him ~
reputation
Now therefore. BE ii Resolved.
by the Mayor. Counselor and AZ
dermen OF the City OF Annapolis
lhis 10th day of January, 1921. in
meeting assembled that We record
IN sorrow the demise Of our late
City Clerk, John r Sullivan.
And be it further Resolved,
that these Resolutions he spread
at length on the minutes of the
proceedings Of this Body and that
a copy of she same be forwarded
with oar sygmpathpio the hereaved
i-miiy OF the late. John f. salli-
van and further that copy Of
he SAME be published in tle local
aafig newspaper.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
MUST CLEAR DEBRIS
FROM THEATRE LOT

Stringent action ~ relieve the an
slightly condition Of the Colonial Tae-
atre LOT. Conduit street, wrought by
the fire which wrecked the playhouse
4 few years ago. was taken by the City
Council last night upon motion OF
City Counselor George f Rullman
An order was adopted which directs
Police Chief 0berry 10 serve notice or
Prof Robert T. Werntz. owner of the
property, to have the lot cleared With
in the next SO days
The order. among other things
points to the fact that the piles o:
bricks and other debris on the premi-
ses has created nuisance, is danger
aus, and detrimental to health II is
stipulated in the order that the lot
not only be cleared of the waste, but
that i ,llso should be fenced in as a
means OF rendering it more slightly
An order embracing like conditions
IS directed against Frank Bachelor
ami Edward Stinchcomb. owners ot
the lot adjoining the Werntz property
that was formerly the site Of the Ole
Evening Capital Office, destroyed iE
the same fire.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
NEW REGISTRATION
Of CITY VOTERS
Provisions OF Law Passed AT
Special Legislative Session.
Discussed BY Council


! complete registration Of all vot-
ers of Annapolis male and female
is 10 be conducted the coming Spring.
Preliminary steps looking to provid-
ing the necessary machinery for this
we're taken last night by The City
Council
The new registration is provided for
in 4 law passed at the special session
OF The General Assembly last year
Il wipes out all former laws relating
u elections In the city. and one of
It's main provisions Is that cpnstitut-
ing the Mayor and City Council IS a
board OF Supervisors Of Elections 10
pass upon the votes cast in municipal
electioRs, instead OF the returns be-
ing canyassed BY thes Board Of Elec-
tion Supervisors OF the county Four
days for registration are fixed under
tie new law. These are May l6, II.
IS and 1s, and one day Monday. June
6--is fixed for the REVISION Of the
lists.
~ last nights 5 meeting Of the Coun-
Gil. Counselor Rullinan, explained the
provisions Of the new law There was
some question as 10 whether or not
the act required every voter to have
his name enrolled. whether or not they
are on the old books. It WAS def
nitely settled that i does The i'm
portanee Of securing the necessary.
books for registration, together the
appointment Of the registration OH
eials were among the points discuss
ed L was urged thai action be taken
at once, as far as securing the books
and other necessary paraphcrnalia Is
concerned
Il will be a duty OF every man and
woman, Of age. living within the city,
70 see that their names are enrolled
on the books if they would vote at The
next municipal election in duly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
CANCEL all PLANS FOR
.PONP AND CEREMONY At
HARDING INAUGURATION
nv TI.e Associatca .res..l

WASHINGTON, d. q. Jan. IL An
that, at the request Of
President elect Harding the Wash
ington inaugural committee last night
had cancelled al plans for the cele-
bration Of his inauguration was re
seivoa here With varying emutiona@
Those who had opposed reyiying the
custom Of making The occasion a gala
one. chiefly ON account of the expense.
expressed qualification Others, While
sympathizing with the spirit which
prompted Mr. Hardings request,
showed keen disappointment
The action Of the committee in
meeting the wishes of the President
elect means that tho parade. the IN
,ugural EaiI, anil other features to the
Capitol program which in past years
rave drawn thousands Of strangers to
he Capitol will be dispensed with
Weeks of work by numerous commit
,ees will be undone. and approxi-
naialy s200.0G6 subscribed by Mash
.ngtonians towards the inauguration
expenses will be retrrncas
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
FIVE OFFICERS ARE
NAMED AS ELIGIBLE
FOR s. ]. c BILLET

Recommendation for lie appoint
nemt of new commandani for ST.
Johns College we're made last night
at meeting Of the Board u Cover
nors and Visitors st the institution.
held IN Mcdowell Hall
The position left vacant hy the re-
cent transfer of Maj s G. Leasnre.
Who had hedaed tile military depart
mem for about year, had been ap-
piled for BY seven officers of tlie regu-
lar army or the seven applicants.
fye received the recommendation Of
the Board and The matter Of d selec-
ton Il now entirely Up 70 The War
Department IN order that there
might Ge no preference shown Ill The
recommendation for thc military head
the names sent to The Department
were listed in Alphabetical order AS
follows
Mai Medoram Crawford. Of I8alti-
more Mai. r. Il. Fisher, of Boise.
Idaho: Maj. samuel T Mackall. Mai
e. ST. G. MeNeal, General STAN. wash
ington, Maj r. Townsend Fort
Howard
Although il is expected chat The De-
partment will appoint one Of the OIL
Gers named III the Boards reoonlmen-
dations. il IS not beyond The power OF
hat department. 10 choose outside of
the list Such course was pursued
iii the case Of Col Leasurc
During the lapse which Will inter-
yene Lcfore the appointment of Il new
eomnanaant the vacancy at ST John
is being filled by Capt Arthur j
Okeefe, Who was assistant comman
dant under Major Leasure Captain
Okeefe had been favorably mentioned
for promotion to coinmandant, but dfd
not personally desire the change in
view Of prospective advance in his
rank
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
'GREENBERRY POINT"
FARM IS AGAIN SOLD
At PUBLIC AUCTION

Al the Court House door today at
.11:3o O'Clock the much advertised
Greenberry Point farm VAS again
sold at public auction The sale was
conducted by j. Henry strohmeyer. Of
Baltimore city. as mortgagee, and
William H Moss. auetioneer The
purchaser was Fred b. Rhodes. OF
Washington, VINO had also purchased
the property ut q former sale. The
price was $4,000. subject, however
to the legal operation and effect Of q
prior mortgage from Charles f. Rem
son and wife. the former owners, te
G.. c. Sunderland OF Annapolis.
This same property has been the
subject of litigation for the past three
or four years. owing principally to the
fact that thore are three separate
mortgages ON it. AIR strohmeyer
holds the second mortgage amounting
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Funeral Of Otto Braun

The remains OF Otto f Braun aae
illness occurred ON Saturday last.
were l;sid 10 rest yesterday in elas
Bluff cemetery.
Funeral services were held AZ thf
late home Of the deceased. rs F9urth
street, Eastport, the Rev j r J;ieger
pastor II Eastport Al Il Church, Off
#ciatins. The pallbeafers were Henry
Heller Oscar kirshfeId, Gadfre,
Deininger, Theodore Eehterhofi Molz
ris Hantske and Max Holman
Funeral arrangements were
charge OF Funeral Director Taylnr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
PROGRAM
CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL
Tomorrow Night Miss Margaret
Wohlgemuth, Superintendent
OF Hospital. Will Preside
NIGHTS OPEN TO PUBLIC


This evening. at o'clock. the Wo-
mans Citizenship School, which be-
gan three days session here this
morning IN the Old Senate Chamber,
Will hold 4 most instructive session.
q interest and Importance 10 all par
eilts and teachers. since the topic IS
The School Systom Of Maryland
Tonight the speaker will be Miss
Tail. of Baltimore. principal Of the
state Normal School who comes here
as IN experienced educator and
knows whereof she speaks
There will also be brief addresses
By The three Anne Arundel county men
who voted for suffrage in the Mary
land Legislature Ex Senator Frank
N Duvall and former Delegates
Ridgely T. Melsin and Wade ii Lin-
thicum
Tomorrow night the meeting of the
school will be presided
over by Miss Margaret Nohlgemuth
superintendent Of the Emergency
Hospital, and Red Cross nurse who
served overseas durig the World War
with honor and distinction Tomor-
row is "puplic Health Might al the
school and none can afford TO miss L
Or John S Fulton. Secretary of the
State Board Of Health will speak al
this meeting
Tie following is the program for
tomorrow and the sessions on Thurs
day
Wednesday tsecond day 1850 to
Ii Is. County Government Miss
Englo: 1915 10 II Financial system,
Mss Engle; . to $40. judicial De-
partment. Hon James N Mnnroe
asaO o 4 City Government. Major
Hugh Il. Riley D. m, Public
Iicalth State Institutions for Women
and Children. Miss Margaret Wohlge-
tcontinuei an Page -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
ELECT MRS. CAGE
TO CITY CLERKSH|P
Council Unanimously Ratifies Sc
lection Made BY Democratic
Caucus On Friday Night

Airs. t,nlna Abbott Gage. of the
reportorial saa OF the Evening Capi-
tai. and for Is wears associatca with
the paper which WAS founded hy her
father nearly 81 years ago was last
night elected CLERK to the Mayor ana
City Council The election, which had
been forecast in the Capital was
unanimous, ana MAS iii ratitealion If
III action Of the caucus OF Democratic
members of the Council held on Fri
day night last Mrs Gage Viii as
sumo tile duties og The office within
4 few DAYS
The fact thai Mrs Case had been
agreed upsai in caucus ono other
nominations we're made in open ses-
son Of the Council The election was
effected after the regular routine Of
business had been disposed Of AL
derman q w Smith. of the First
Ward placed The name IL Mrs. Gage
IN nomination This Was seconded
by Alderman Elmer Il Parkinson of
the First Ward. and alderman John
Wells. 81 the Second Ward. moved
that the nominations he closed and
also that Tie vote of the Council ke
cast by the CLERK
The election Of Mrs Gage is epoehaI
ID the history ii political Offices iii
Annapolis and Anne Arundel couty in
fhat She 5 the first Numan 10 receive
such an apE0l.MneGt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
CITY TREASURER QUAD
PRAISED BY COUNCIL

Special recognition and praise
given tha services Of lily collerN Z
ana Treasurer George / Quad By iis
Mayor aid City Council, in session
Ia Isght for the sncce IS that attentt
ed his Efforts in collecting for the eitt
more thar $22,n0O hack poll taxes ir9as
public service corporations. The te
st0Wal l tnis comnondation W.ll
made upon motion Of City Counselor
George y RtJllman Collector Quaid.
.as shown by a report recently sal
mifted by him, collected s22S1 81 81
GHI.h 4a24 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
ROBINSON MURDER CASE
IN APPELLATE COURT

Several important criminal cases IN
which Attorney General Armstrong
will appear for the state, are 70 be-
,rgued during the January term Of the
Court Of Appeals.
A ease of more than usual interest
is that Of The negro. Robert Robinson.
who. nearly two years ago was con-
yicted OF the murder of Edward Ty-
iings. a farmer OF Anne Arundel coun-
sy Robinson claimed he could not
get a fair trial in Anne Arundel county
md had his case removed TO Baiti-
more, where he was found guilty and
sentenced 10 hang Through his at
.oruey. Milton Dashiell. he took an
appeal. which VAS allowed 10 lapse
several times This led States At
.orney James ST. Munroe Of the Anne
Arundel Circuit Court 70 publicly con-
denim the delay.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
WATCHNAN SUFFERS
STROKE OF PARAL YSIS

Johfl Connolly. satchman ~ t5s
Naval Academy for many years u
patient a, the Naval Hospital where
he WIS removed Yesterday afternoon
from MS home on I1ike Of Gloucester
stree,
During Sunday evening "lleE ie
town vas III darkness. both stree
and houses. and while Mrs tonnoI1
wss attempting 10 light a lamp. the
elec ficity IN the holAe having been
cut Oh. AR Connolly was suGden.s
ssrielen. and upon summontng tl'@
family physician, il was found b had
suffered d stroke of paralysis.
Prom the first Mr connalls ".
unahie to talk. his speech HAVING been
affected by the stroke. Eserythins
possible was done for the afflicted
man Al his home but il was thoaglt
on account Of the nature Of .:s at
f9icton and the inability OF the natrse
to l.f, him. his removal 70 slt nas.li
ao3s,issl was necessary
SIR. cuLnoliy's son, john arnol
cipfi enelneer OF the New Yo.: Geh-
tgal Railroad VAS immediately 40
Gca by tlegram of MS Illness. aal
arsyad here early this morpiss 81
scs. ais father the hoanitaI.
The sai'cte. man was recently 'f-
sifed aftt, long service in 80 Naty.
bts was gwen. upon his oNsn reaues &,
an additional six months duty IS
wafchman. He has been in feeble
health Tor some weeks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
CLASSES OPENED
AT THE Y. ". c. A.
Educational Campaign To Be
Conducted By The ~" Began
Yesterday Al Headquarters
VARIETY OF INSTRUCTION

beginning Is educational campaisn
of SIX month Yesterday 10 continue
until May IL lie Young Women
Christian Association has inauguratsd
q wonderful york. III which il asks
all friends Fllt the twhicA
stands for IN w =
Al who in1ertl taking up any u
the classes are urged 10 register m
mediateiy al The Y " 6 4 head
quarters, or Phone 4Si
last niglif instruction il physical
training WAS begun; Thni day, Jan
uary 13. instruction in elementary
English ana arithmetic viii Be given
.hy Miss Ni.im. aud on Fri,lay Jan
aary IA. there viii ho instruction III
typewriting ty Miss Esther Stone
The following Is the complete pro-
gram OF elasses
The STUDY of the Bible BY Book
Lecturer l)r Alphonso smith
FRIDAY Janfars II, i Il nj -Four
lectures NJ fec
Curreils Events Leader Prof How
4ra AlcGern. sk Tuesdsy. January
S y. IN y ahi lectures Sl.0a
Food Eame ana iaractieal Cooking
Instructor. Mrs Georgeanna l.intl
clna Fridas January II TAO y. u
Ter lessons 500
French Instructor Nine tostel
{crher IN afternoon or an escnins
class for tive months viii be arranged
upon appliaAiGn Of eight persons.l
Millinery Instructor AIRS samuel
Brown Thursday February -.
d. III Eish Lessons, $3.50
~ ssmakins. Instructor Mrs q
Co5,et Monday Januars ~, 50
III Ten lessons. 800
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
Fined On Trespass Charge

Milton J Huber, of baltimore, ons
of the parties charged with trespass-
ing and taking Christmas greens from
he farm of Richard 4. Brice, North
severn. came to Annapolis yesterday
and pleaded guilty before Police JUS
ice William S. Welch. Simple tres-
pass was the only charge pressed, for
which Huber paid fine and costs
amounting to s7.73
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11
llasIi le sA III ~

@ onlIn..,.d &c 80
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

continued nm a'are T.,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-11

tContinuea an Page -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
RICKEMBACKERL LANDS
IN WASHINGTON ENDING HIS.
FLIGHT FROM CALIFORNIA.
Americas Premier Ace in World War Covers Distance
From Redwood City to National Capital in Four
Stops and Uses Five Planes

wAsHiNGToN, May IS Eauie
Kichenhackcr, Americas premier &C."
in the world war. landed in Wash
inston at sla T.. NJ today i'm M:
flight from California !ic left Red
wood CITY aviation mold rhurstia;
morning AZ sac o'c,ock. paCtnc t!m-
EIckcnbacker, dying alone. liidrd
down on Rolling Field Sevrra hours
behind schedule. Il had been expect,
I'd he would arriv. about 3 o'clocn
but H. Was DELAYED hS severe clec-
;rical storm which broke while he
was dying over the mountainous
regions "f West virgifia
Several times bolts Of lightning
appeared Ia pass Somparativcly close
to the plano. Rick,n5acker said
Tho ace seemed In splendid trim
after his lonS niGht. and Was in th>
best ~ spirits. His one desire was
for an immediate bath. which ne TOOK
IN the officers quarters al the field.
lie then left for the Metropolitan
Club in this city. where he was the
guest OF honor al a dinner tonight.
General Pershing was among those
present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
LBY Associated PressI

NEW YORK, May 2s.--Enrico Ca
russo sailed for his native Italy to-
day confident of returning to Amer
lea next fall with his ta'rou" tenor
voice unaffected by tho Illness which
sriprcd hirl throughout .hc present
winter
My malady had nothing to do
With my voice he said just bcfoI e
departing on the steamship Preside Mt
Wilson. The length Of my stay N
Italy will depend upon the weather
and the speed with which / recover
my strength. II | feel all right next
fall | will Ire back to sing at the
Metropolitan Opera House. II no.. ]
shall remain longer al my villa in
sorrento. near Naples"
Caruso said he had not sNnG note
since he was stricken with plcurisy
last winter. When asked whether he
desired to burst forth in sons. he ra-
piled:
Does a baker like cakes?"
The famous tenor. ensconced
aboard ship in Ave luxurious suites, la.
1ented the alcoholic aridity in Amer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
.DECRY FEAR THAT
ROYALTY WOULD Be
UNSAFE IN IRELAND
Ulster Unionists Determined to
Make New Government
| Success.
| WILL HOLD CEREMONY
IN BELFAST CITY HALL
Heavy Cut in Cost of Admins
tration Will Be One of
First Moves.
SIR JAMES CRAIG PREMIER
SIR JAMES CRAIG PREMIER
NntionaliStS and Sim Fciu Express
Dissatisfaction With System OF
Proportional Representation.

LONDON. May 2S.-unlcss the
Irish Republican army lays down
its arms and Swcars allegiance to the
Eritish crown by July IL. force OF
$1,000 men Will be scnt into South
ern lrcl;ld and martial law pro-
throughout that section. the
sunday Express declares.
The newspaper disputes reports
current her" today TO the effect thai.
large additional lcvics were to he
rushed TO Ireland at once To stamp
nut guerrilla warfare
The sunday Express adds that.
unless the rebels comply with this
pir"r Of the authorities. the govern
mcnt contemplates the establishment
OF a crown colony in Southern Ire
land under tho terms Of the home
rule act, In this case, Il small body
OF minister's would take over the
chief Sccretary's duties.