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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
BRITISH SKEPT|CAL
OF AMERICAN AID IN
. EUROPEAN AT AIRS
Feeling in England Grows
France Must Accept Rea-
sonablc Compensation.
SEE NO REASON YETTO
ANTICIPATE ANYTHING
Daily Chronicle Regards Re.
ports of Intervention as
"kitcnying.''
SEE NO REASON YET TO
ANTICIPATE ANYTHING
"EsE>rME>T N FRENCH ruEs.
''mP' prrinrcs Pinn I.ooks ns II n,
Had Bc~n Drafted b,
Germans.
Hy John Y. i.urkr.
Universal Scrvic" stam corr.spon

Universal Scrvic" S,am Corr.sno,.
dent.
LONDON. Dcr. Is. \. M-Th.
London Daily News this morning re
hccts the reaction In tn. British
press on the SUI jec, OF American in.
'FE"hti"n IN European affairs. The
Daily News sayx
There is no reason 70, Ia ,,,tct
rat" anything beyond the public am
n"unc"m"nt by President Harding o.,
ne plans Of the United states for :,
sediment Of the European prob
i"ns, coupled possibly. though This
'S doubtful. win call :or an In
iernati"nal conference on economies &"
Must Rc-E:,tabiiSh Mnrk,
n" News declares that reports OF
4 mug" American loan to ,;crmany
mould b" received with tho utmos,
reserve In British opinion tho onl,.
hsiS Tor settlement Of the r.par,
lions problem is IN" rc-.stahlishm.n,
~ tn" mark and IN" granting OF a
moratorium for at least two wears
with th".issuanCc pf an international
'"hiI on rms-ind"rscd by the com
mftc" representing international
bankers.
II is understood here that Ger.
many. in new r.parationS sch.m me
while insisting on a nvc-ycar mora
''' '"'' anu IeIi'llpr pI the total
separations demands by abou, 90.
'V".O"p gold marks, pledges the al
Les deliveries in Kind in the next
Tour years amounting to i5U. 600. 900
--oih marks yearly
The feeling Is growing here that
fahc" must accept reasonable com.
rcnsaiion and abandon her plan OF
INVASION Of the Ruhr districts II
America is to bc asked TO play the
i"l" of Lady B"untiful
HcEnrds reports ns "knenyinS.'
The Daily Chronicle regards tho
:eports regarding Washington inter
N.nt'"r as 'kit.fyinE" by President
Harding and Secretary Hughes 20
test American public opinion. The
chronicle believes that Washington
mas strong cards to play. especially
financially, 10 force - settlement, and
in;imatcs that Amba ssador Harvey.
who is followed to America by the
hritiSh Chancellor Of the Exchcuuer.
has been called home to advise how
ihose cards should he played The
Chronicle concludes.
AS far as Britain is concerned
We viii only welcome American in
torvcntion II assured that tho main
objects arc identical with our own
Ambassador Harvey is Sti!l con-
tined I" his room with a sever. cold
but is improving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
EVIDENCE IN POLLARD
CASE TO BE SENSATION
Expert Testimony Will Be
Given Concerning Bullets
Range. Say Police.
ACCIDENT THEORY IN BALANCE
Authorities Question n West Has
Told All He Knows Abnut Death
OF Mrs. Richnrdson.

Captain Alexander s. Wright. who,
with Chief OF Police G. A. Sherry. has
peen taking leading part In the
investigation Of tho death of Mrs
Thclma Richardson last Monday
night at the home of Thomas Pollard.
who is charged with killing her. said
last night that. while the police are
prepared to GO ahead with the ac-
cused mans trial. they are desirous
al according him every opportunity
OF proving whether or not he Is inno-
cent.
Captain Wright said there was no
disposition on the part of the police
I" convict Pollard in case II can
n" proved that he was not respon-
sih!e for the woman's death While
admitting that the evidence thus far
hddnc"d Is highly sensational and
VIII bring about startling dis
closures when the case is called in
polio" Court next Saturday morning
captain Wright would not discuss
IN" ownership ~ tho two pis,ols
found at the Pollard home the night
or the tragedy. The defense main
iains that Mrs. Richardson was In
possession OF the pistol with which
the fatal shooting was dona.
Expert Testimony Expected.
1t was learned last night that ther.
VIII he expert testimony concern
Ing the range OF the bullet and as
Ia whether Mrs. Richardson could
nave fred the fatal shot. Chief OF
Police sherry has expressed the be-
lief that II would have been i'm
possible for the woman to have fired
the bullet from the angle to cause
VI TO take the course IL did. The
police believe Coroner whitfeId's
testimony on this phase OF the case
VIII help great deal toward de =
termining whether Mrs. Richardson
Sh"t herself in the scunIe with Pol
lard or was slain by him.
Ii was ascertained last night that
Mrs Richardson's five brothers are
considering engaging counsel to as
slst In the prosecution. william
Fierce Ham. OF West Twelfth Street
South Richmond. who went tn Atlanta
To attend his sisters funeral, had not
returned To the city yesterday. He
talked with the police last week
about comforting with his four broth
ers concerning engaging criminal
lawyer TO aid Common wcalth's At
torney Dave r.. Sattcrneld in III.
case. II les understood that the names
or John l. Lee. OF I.ynchburg. and
Richard Evelyn Byrd. of this city.
were mentioned In this connection.
1t could not be learned. however.
,CDntnnp nm J'ar,N I>oInn,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
FIVE NARROWLY ESCAPE
DEATH IN AUTO WRECK
Two Injured When Cnr T'IunEes Over
Enibnnkment on Petersburg
Turnpike.

Five young men narrowly escaped
being killed about 10 o'clock last
night when an automobile plunged
over an cmbankment. near oak
Grove. on the Richmond Petersburg
turnpike. l.. II. Hazelgrovc suffered
injuries about the ribs. and young
man named Burch was hurt on the
right leg.
Nick G. Angelakos. OF East Main
street. was arrested on the charge Of
operating the car without "A city pei
nit while he was under the influence
ot ardent spirits. He was not hurt
In the accident. The other ewo oc-
cupants OF tho automobile also es-
capped being injured. The car was
badly wrecked. Angelakos was taken
to the Third Precinct Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
WALLACE REDS WIFE TO WAGE
WAR ON DOPE TRAFFICKERS
MOVIE Star IN oanatorium Effect of Drugs and Drink
Will Join Mrs. Reid in Drive on Evils
When Health Is Restored

Waliy's wife and mother OF the child
declared.
Will keep no secrets hav,
pledged my lie against this fright
rnl horror. They have been merel
less with Wally. and will show
them no mercy.
VIII Join WIFE in Fight.
"Waliy has promised me that he
VIII Join IN my hght"
In private sanatorium In Holly
wood. few blocks from her home.
her husband was hshting to throw
on the deadly effects OF prolonsed
addiction TO narcotic drugs and
whisky.
Il cannot and do not blame Wally."
Mrs, Reid said. He has been dif-
ferent somehow. since an accident
three years ago near Eureka. Cat.
His nerves were shattered. shortly
after this accident ne began tn drink.
and from whisky he gradually took
to narcotic drugs
"Wally had studied pharmacy. He
thought he was strong enough TO use
narcotic drugs in Just sufficient CO.
Continued on Page S. Col "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
WILL WAGE WAR ON
COAST DRUG TRAFFIC
Try Universal Service j

WASHINGTON. Dec. l7.-Prohi-
hitlon Commissioner Roy a. Haynes
VIII personally direct a drive TO
clean up the drug traffic on the Fa-
cifc Coast early in January. IL was
announced here tonight.
Under the law he is charged with
enforcing drug regulations and will
concentrate on this rather than vio-
iations OF the eighteenth amend
ment. Ii was stated
Mr.. Haynes Will he accompanied
I" the Pacific Coast by Colonel l.. G.
Mutt. chief OF the narcotic division
or the prohibition bureau, and a
corps OF agents especially trained
III drug suppression backed by the
.IOhcS VI illrr Inv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Gamma WaIska to Tour
2 Months in America
| BE Assoc!at.d Erossl

PARIS. Dee Ill am in
tcuscly Interested In my operate
career. and not in what people
say or think about me-" said
Madame Gamma WaiSka. 80 the
Associated rreSs today Sh. will
sail for tn" United states on the
steamer Homcr.c. January 3 for
two months concert tour. ac-
companicd by her husband. Harold
r. Mccormick
1T Will b" chance for some
Of my American friends TO Sc.
what splendid wife have" in
tcrjcctcd Mr.. Mccormick
Nine. Gamma WalSka said her
American concert tour would be-
gin soon after sh" lands. She
VIII not sing in N.w York CITY.
but VIII giv" concerts in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the metrnpoli.
Then she Will tour southwark as
FAR as Florida
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
ASSERTS TURKS WILL
MAKE NO SACRIFICES
tBy Associated prcss

LAUSANNE. Dec. I7.-Turkcy de-
"tdhnS primarily absolute integrity
oi 'err'ory whore the Turks are in
overwhe'ming majority and on this
WV, n",o" VIII make no sacrifices. Is
dress before tho Swiss socin,v ,ha
Friends OF Turkey. '"'
ismet. who received n commcmo-
rative medal for himself and lano,bo-
Tor Mustapha Kemal. insisted tba,
MS country would extend TO tho mi
noritS populations remaining In Tur-
kes All the advantages recognized
os .ne recent European treaties. but
other exceptional stipulation womid
na, an inadmissible attack on Turk
ish sovereign rights. No Turkiah
government could ever accent such
condition, as II would be tantamount
10 establishing a state within a state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
nrpOI,rIi>Il,h N q

rms young woman H. a mother
Win t"u little cHli1rcn anu her
oip invalid mother who lives with
h"r. she was the bread winner
until sh. d.vcIUi10 tuberculosis.
In" oi.!! chance Cor her 10 to
stay AT home aiIi follow the trent
ment given her at the clinic. The
d'stahc rs no" arrested, but the
doctors inSisI that II she goes
pach To work she will imm-ryate
/! brcan down. with hcip an
other year ih-r. is guou pros
rect -; iutur. happiness ana iudc-
pendcucc. Three hundred dollars
vii! keep this family together for
another gear.
Contributions received Satur-
day. $500.
Total to dat, S2s2l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
ori.oItruNir, so. =.

About yeht ago a mother
Came TO us IN great distress. She
han Recently nIarii i-h anu ne step-
father vi her i've children was
Wiling to support them and ar
dctej tier to get rin Of them Al
onc". We found ne waH iii treat
inS the boys and some action had
l" Jc taken We nave sent them
AVA 10 boys school and ar.
ANXIOUS To raise money enough -
size th.m chance to grow ~
b, .s.lu.r
Two hundred dollars Will sup
port one .! them at coyinBton
dLIi'IE TN. year 1928.
contributions received Satur-
d"y. $500
Total to date, tlj3s5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
oIronTuNiTY 40. 2.

We ASKED Tor $500 Tor tnis same
family last year and must ask
tor $500 this ycar. Both the Ia
tner and mother ar. tuUercular
and are IN u sanatUriunI Al present
Ine Oldest boy. ~. who was re-
ported as having come nome from
the rdndluriuni IN the appeal last
year. IL now We'll anu orkins
regularly. The i've other boys
Ranging in age from !, " 2. are
D.inS boardcd ~ the Associated
Charities Il; splendid country
hume They are HoinS regularly
~ school and are very happy and
scti!HS Iat ANA iUsk.
Contributions received Satur-
lay. *24.Up.
Total 70 date. ;2ll.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Infant Mortality in
n. 7. Lower on East Side
lRy Associated rress.1

NEW YORK. Dee. i7.-One
square mile on the lower East
Side. where 100000 persons live.
shows one Of the lowest infant
mortality rates in tn. world. Dr.
Royal s. Copeland. United states
senator elect. declared today I'm
an address To the Congregation
Beth Hamidra1h Hagafor.
In this crowded area. DR. Cope
iahd. said. among every 1000 chill
dren born. tifty died in the first
year of lie. In constrast. he said,
In the upper Fifth Avenue dis
trict. 100 OF every 1000 children
al" during their first year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Inc pubic 10 asked u contrib
ute |2vo for the maintenance Df
little girl Of -. Tho court was
Obliged 10 make nsr ward OF
the state because OF cOnditions
III her home. She was uol eligible
10 any urphanase. aud. as she II
"a very taI"iItcd child. We are anr
ious ~ give her iair chance 20
make h.r own way IN the world.
Two hundred dollars viii pay for
the year Of 1923 at Foster Falls.
dag. $500.
Total 10 date. Sl6j.l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Url,nI,TIl,rrh 40 IN

y mother. whose husband IL In
an insane asylum. is faced with
tue prospect OF having to nan
her tour children Ia an orphsnaye
Tier baby ls less than year
"ii aud the oldest child only 3.
hre. hundred uuilars is asked to
heip Keep this family together.
contributions received S.tur-
day, s320
Total - date. se3l76.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
TIMES WARNS HRIrIsu
NOT TO ENPf:t"r TOO MI'rt1

tiiy Associated Pressl
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE Times edi
toria!ly warns its readers no, to cx-
pcc' too much from tho numerous re-
ports Of possible American inter
Nention in the European economic
situation. II points out that there is
Continued on Page ., Col. o1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
nI.I.ui,TilAITf NJ q

The mother OF two little chill.
drcn. the "idcst Of " HON is IL and
the youngest ., nas left suddenly
widow. She is not physically
strong enough 10 WORK more than
haII time. but snc says she viii
"orh hcr hnScrs to the bone rata
eT tirin give up her children. We
are ASKING the public To contrib
ute 500 tor this family.
Contributions received Satur-
day. $25.Ov.
Total 10 date, S"2Oi5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Man. SLniI .. Fr,,,,-,,

"iiham Han. ~. suffered a froc-
'hrt or the skull as u result Of an
accident In III" Wail.rst.in ,n,rt
n'htS. ~" East Grace street about
il:l" O'Clock last night. He is re-.
por'"h l" nave fallen down nirht
or steps. lie was removed to M.
mortal Hospital. His condition is
regarded az serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
OI.ronTuNlui NJ =

Twin boys. whose tatner auan
doheu them ana whose mother
mas hdd 10 Dc placed n al tnst-
tution Tor the feeble minded are
beng cared for IN suud sci,uoI
ihey are only IL years otd, AM
IN spite Of their poor s.d1t IN the
"ofid' arr shn" ing 'v-,y desire
u Improve. rwu nuudrei dv.lars
VIII pas tor one OF these boys
inaintcnancc at Gov ingtun tor the
rest oi the Year 1873
contributions received Satur-
dag. $500.
Total u ia,. SlG2I5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

unwilling to part from the child
ana would not hear OF her beins
pidcen IN private home or or
PhahaHe. She was wiling, how
ever. 10 let her go away to scnuol
II We could finance the matter
We are most ANXIOUS 10 give her
another year away from the Intiu-
"ncc OF her mos er Two hundred
dollars IL asked for "A years tuition
Contributions received Satur-
DAY, $1,000.
Total to date. sl57.95.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
TEN OPPORTUNITIES ARE PRESENTED
FOR GENEROUS PUBLICS CONSIDERATION

ths
VINO are IN destitute circumstances
VI scheious pupnc
hvesaed by the
nep any ne
n M , opportunity In which
"a Al
through the
as selected by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Unemployed Seek to re,I,,on King

LONDON. Dee. l..-Aft.r 3, I.r
Stration OF unemployed I'm Trof.l.,or
square today depmtation was scnt
!" h"ckihGham Palac. in an orderly
attempt |" present 4 petition to KIM,
'e"TE". Tn" King declined tu re,
'eNr the men. and referred them to
the home Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
Drawn ~ Steamer s,nk,

LONDON. Dee. I,.-k.Ieven OF a
crew of sixteen persisted last night
when IN" british steamer Smerdis.
from Bordeaux. sunk In the Mercury
iiir"r aft"r collision with the
steamer city "f London. from Bonn
hay Five men wearing the new
Illuminated life belts were saved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
OrI.OnTILNIrh 40 &

Through illness and worry. this
woman mas been rendered pric-
t!calIy dependent. ana al present
ih- Associated Charities IS hudlus
II necessary TO pay her board. Sn-
foripcrIS lived not TAR from Rich
nHpnd ana has house for which
she has paid AL but {25u TINS
must TIE paid b. January l In
ofovi 10 save the property to hcr.
IL ". could pay of tn. notes On'
n"i pTOu-Tty. ws feel II would
mean more 20 her than any,hIns
tnat could D- done for her benun..
Two hundred aud nifty dollars.
"e believe viii r.stoTe tnis WON
ans health and nerves and enable
hri 10 car. tor her child
contributions received Satur-
day. yloo0
Total 10 date. yccl3O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
FEAR Il PASSENGERS
ON TUG ARE DROWNED
Craft Hits Rocks in Lake SUI
perior and Nine Are
Saved.

sAcLT STE. MARIE. MICH. Dec
L. Iwonty-seven persons arc miss.
ms and are believed To hav.. drov,od
W c'eh from exposure following the
hiSaSt"r. which ovcrtoox tho ,u- Re.
lance. when II hit the rocks off Lizard
Island, four days ago.
This was the fear expressed nv az.
hciais of the Superior rapor cam.
p"hy' owner Of the tug who tonight.
i"r the first time. admitted thar 3,
addition 10 the crew OF fourteen IN.
k"iiance carried Twenty-Five nass.r-
gers
seven Survivors Arrive.
seven survivors Of tn. wrccl,
reached here last night. Two o,hcrx
Mr.. aud Mrs. JOAN ilart.n. rnnks
we're suffering SO from cold and cx-
posture that they were left at a sta.
ti"n Of tn" Alrnma Central Railroad
Tor medical attention by the other
survivors
me last seen OF tho missing TWEEN
'F-scNtn persons was "Wednesday
morning. when the Reliance. battlinr :
through binding snowstorm. went
on the rocks off Lizard Island. strin-
ped her wheel and sank almost i'm j..
mcdiatcly
captain -. \. Williams. OF this
CITY. ana SIX others took one life
h"at. while nine others. including MIR.
ana Mrs. Hartcn. Iook the other The
second boat driftcd several hours in
Inc storm and was blown ashore on
inc canadian mainland. eighty-fve
miles north Of here
Mrs, FIartrn was On oxb,,,e,ol 49,.
the party was held up thirty-six
hours i'm an Indian shack before il
was able Ia start inland toward the
railroad. which was reached Satur-
DAY. The survivors express little
hope that the others survived the
storm
Carried Twenty I.umberIrcks.
The announcement by the Nompany
tonight said that In addition To the
crew of fourteen. the Reliance ear
ried twenty lumberjacks. an official
OF the company's forestry department
and fisheries company agent. who
had been picked up by The Reliance
on It's last trip to the lumber camps
The missing men, il Is said by sur
vivors. left the wrecked tug I'm n
launch, which was carried bv tho Re-
lance. In addition to it's two life
boats
IL is pointed out that n the missing
men reached Lizard Island I'm the
ST rm they were without food III
they reached an island where there
were huts. their problem of fighting
the cold would not be so great, but.
being without weapons. their chances
OF obtaining food were declared to
he slender. Tugs are making a
search for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18

Los ANGELES. Dec I7.-wallace
h'in motion picture star. is critically
~ MS physlcians admitted tonight
re is suffering from weakened
ne"rt' caused. physicians say. by the
excessive use of narcotics Svmp-
I"ns or influenza have been present
Tor the last twenty-four hours His
temperature has ranged between 100
ana lO3 since Friday.
Wife to Aid In Drug F'ikht.
LOS ANGELES. Dec. Wallace
keid VIII step out OF the living tomb
OF a drus addict and hght. II viii
be fight. not only against the forces
which ensiaved and carried him 10
the brink OF the abyss. hut against
the traffiCkers who made his lapse
possible.
This was the challenge made to-
night by the wife 81 the famous film
star. Mrs. Dorothy Davenport Reid.
II was as dramatic as any situation
in which either of the two tiIm play.
ers ever took part.
~ will tell all l know OF the drug
traffic in Los Ansfiss and the East"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
orroItT,J>,ry so a

'ohtiihuiiOns received Satur-
dag. $500.
TOta! to date. }2i5.9o.
OversuDscribed. $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-18
HARDING ASSURES
EX-SERVICE MEN
OF BONUS SUPPORT
Colonel Forbes Tells Exec.
utives of Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
MUST FIND FEASIBLE
MEANS OF FINANCING
National and State Represen.
tatiyes Indorse a
Sales Tax.
WOULD Exempt FOODsTtI.Fs
tmrrirnn Legion Is Not Hepre.rn,rd
nt Meeting In Gin
MUST FIND FEASIBLE
MEANS OF FINANCING
WOULD EXEMrT FooDsr,-EEs
tmrri"nn Legion Is Not Heprr.rntrd
nt Meeting In Gin
rinnnti.
Try Associated Press

~
would support a honus FOR ex-scrvicp
''"' p'"Ninihs feasible means of
hhahcin~ the bonus can IL. found.
M"s given eH-s"rvice men by Colonel
y. IL r"roeS, director of tn" Veterans
"ur'a" at Washington. before a Joint
'"'' "r""cc "t national and state "N-
.."1'N"s "i the Veterans OF Foreign
""'S mere TO-DAY.
III 'he c"n'"rrnc" "er" tn. mem
ui,,tv,,,.i '""'''i "i ad-
,.,,,,,,,,i "ep"rtmeht
z,tinp ans "rs"hi-
Nn'es Inv IL indorscd.
Immediately following EorheS. ~,
dress and a discussion which r.s,,,t- :
"d in strong approval ~ a sales ta,
tn" executive unanimously adout.d a
resolution. indorsimg sales tax. with
f"odstufs exempted. as means of
raising tn" necessary revenue to n :
nance the bonus.
G. Hamilton ,,,uL ;,ur ~ -
national comm,nl.r of ,b.. n;s.h,a,i =,
American Veterans OF in. wor,I w.
who was att.ndin. ,h. c,,n,.,
by invitation. said nj. ,r.,,,i,,,T
would tax. imm.di,t,. .c,i,, -, .,,,,
port th, resolution
The American Legion which 10 ,o
largest of Tn. veterans, ,r,,,rI,
tions was ma, r,n,.,,,
meeting.
This means that tho honu, hn
is liable tn he p,ss.d a, ,be cn,,i,,,
session uf Congress" ,.oIop.I .r;,Ii,r
hest l.. Hus,on. New YnrL ,,,inn,,
commander of the Veterans nr Enr-
eiGn Wars, said after tho me.tinv
u,rd,ny Va, n,
="