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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
To Fight for McMaster..

Nirsin;a's fight to bring II. II. Nc
Masters and James 4. Cochrane back
to Richmond TO stand trial for al
with the failure OF the stock brok
eraGc hrm of II. H. McMastcrs & Co..
Will he opened tomorrow morning I'm
Schenectady. y. Y. when Common
wcalth's Attorney Dave Sattcrfleld
will appear before Governor Miller
10 urge the cxtradition Of both men.
Judge w. NJ. X. Olcott. OF New York
will assist Mr.. Sattcrhcld. and II. Q.
Stone. general bookkecpcr In the
MCMasters office here. VIII be n wit :
ness at the hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
HERE OPPOSE
BUILDING IN CAPITOL SQUARE
Resolution Prepared by Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor Re
ceives Unanimous Support of Influential Womens
Organization-Pan for Costume Ball.

Vigorous protest against the
dissertation OF Capitol Square by
The erection OF a STATE office build
ING thereon, resulting III a unant-
nous vote against such action b..
the Virginia Legislature. featured an
overflow meeting OF the Richmond
branch National Housewives
league yesterday nj noon in the
board room OF the Federal Trust
company. SOS East Main Street.
action or the housewives followed
the presentation ~ resolution pre-
pared by Mrs Kate Peasants Minor
"N-Hreside'l'. voiCi0c IN no uncertain
terms The disapproval of the project.
Has LnrSc Membership.
The Richmond Housewives League
mas membership Of several hun
Grcd representative women from al;
sections O! Tho city, and is on, o, Tho
most infuoMtia! womcns orcaulza
tions IN Richmond
Mrs II. Julian Myers. Jr.. presi-
cent OF the league. presided \ mum
Der OF visitors were present as mem
esrS % the general committee sron-
soriHE The advertisers costume hail
including the general chairman. Mrs
+. y. Ho;chkiss. and tho secretary
o. the Better Business Bureau. r.
Alien Gibbons.
Miss Kate Myers. who was also
present, was unanimously elected Il
member OF the executive committee
ot the Housewives League Mrs. Nv
e-s takes the place % Mrs. RAUL Glib
son. resigned
Enthusiastic reports OF chairmen
OF committees working for the sue
cess Of the advertisers costume ball
Saturday niSht showed that Rich
mond advertisers have given spicn-
did cooperation toward making the
ball success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Service Legion IN W.,

The regular monthly meeting o,
me service Legion viii be held to-
morrow morning in room Gao. Jcuer
son Hotel AS this is the last ,neo,
ing before tho annual once which
vii! be- on tho second Thursd.y In
June with the election OF officers. q
Is desired that all having rnemher
ship blanks Will have them flI>d ne
NAY II ready Tor sccectancc by tho
board. All who are Interested I'm
the preservation OF civilian war
records and the continuation OF pa-
triotic work. are invited to be pres.
ent and TO become memoirs Tho
committee for the float Will mako its
nnal report and tho insignia OF the
organization adopted. at this meet.
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10

On motion or the vice chairman
Leroy Cohen was appointed door.
Keeper Saturday night, with full au-
thoT.ey TO appoint his assistants
Mrs. Robert 1.ccky will have charge
OF rcfrc shments. large quantity OF
punch having been donated by one
of the big advertisers OH West
Broad
Governor Accepts Invitation.
Music by one OF the best orchcs-
tras in the city will be a feature of
the ball. Letters of acceptance Of
invitations to attend were read at
the meeting Yesterday from the Gov
ernor and Mrs. Trinklc. and from
ernor and Mrs. Trinklr will be ac-
ccmpanied by Hiram Smith. chief OF
staff. and Mrs. Smith.
Among national celebrities who
will bc impcrsonated in costume by
local talent at the ball Saturday
night will be Miss Isabelle Lowe.
now playing In Richmond with the
Academy Players. Miss Lowe will
DC impersonatcd in her new play for
next week. "In Lilac Time" by Miss
Helena Capcrton, who charmed
Richmond audiences Ivy her clever
dancing and acting in The Merry
Whirl."
Characters IN moving pictures
billed for next week at the Broad
way will also hc impersonated In
costume by Richmond talent at the
ball Saturday night. which promises
t. he one OF the biggest events OF
the season. Mrs. r u. Hotchkiss
general chairman, and committee OF
prominent Richmond women. who are
patronesses OF the affair, Will re-
ccive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
PHYSICIANS INDORSE
CITY LIBRARY PLAN
Renr-Admirnl Stitt Speaks Mt Regu-
1ar Meeting of Academy of MedI-
cine and Surgery.

Endorsement of city library wa!
given last night by by tho Richmond
Academy OF Medicine and Surgery. n,
Its regular meeting In the auditorium,
OF the Chamber Of Commerce. Rear
Admiral r. Slit; addressed the body
Oh food deficiency diseases
Among the visitors who spoke a.
the meeting last night were T. c. l.
Ialla!crro. state president OF the
academy, Or. Martin. health officer
OF Petersburg. and Or. ". r Drewry
superintendent OF the Eastern State
Hospital AZ Petersburg Dr. Greer
Raughman spok. on the float In the
pageant OF the Medical College OF
Virginia and asked the academy's
Cooperation in the matter
Following the meeting. Admiral
Sttt was tho cues; OF honor at an
informal reception. ana buffet supper
81 the Common weslth Cic5 rendered
by Or. J. X. Hall. president OF the
academy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Gipe Up Reunion
to Help Starving
Confederate Veterans Say
Sherman Had Wings
Compared to Pasha.

Two old Confcderates. veterans OF
hull Run and charlottesville. who
have saved for eight months to have
the pleasure OF coming to Richmond
Ter the la's annual reunion which
they say they over hope To attend.
lave voluntarily abandoned th,i- trip
in order To give their savings TO The
children OF the Near East The veto
-ans are "Cab'\Everett and his bud
die" OF Raleigh. whose nam. liz NOT
mentioned In the dispatch received
by state Near East Chairma? oliver
]. Sands. telling of the incident.
Cab" sent four greasy 81 3ii.s 10
Mr.. Sands with note. In Slica he
said that old memories OF the black
days following 1856, had been awak-
c,,ed by reports of atrocities ny the
Turks and Mohammcdans in the old
Bible lands.
1--WE thought Sherman was n devil.
but he had wings sproutinR. com
pared with EnTcr I'asha and his
men," the old man wrote.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
TO DISCUSS SPENDING
FUNDS FOR PAGEANT
Advertising Committee OF City Coun-
ell VIII Meet This Afternoon

The Advertising Committee OF City
Council has been called TO meet at
1 o'clock this afternoon in the Of
fee OF W. Conway Saunders. general
manaSer Of the Virginia Historical
Pageant Association, in the Mutual
Building. This committee has su-
pcrvis!on over the expenditure of the
$4,000 recently appropriated by
City Council as the city's share Of
the expenses incidental to the con-
duet ~ the pageant.
The committee also has supervis
ion OF tho expenditure OF the $4,000
appropriated for the entertainment
OF the old soldiers during the Con-
fedcrate Reunion here next month.
Members Of the committee are AL
dernen W. II. Adams, Joseph c. Nun
raily and w. Stewart white: Coun-
ci!rnen Fred II. Powell, Walter a.
Williams, Jr., James +. Peters and
Percy :. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10

Church Luray. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
were given farewell reception on
the evo OF their departure at the
church. II. Leo Smith spoke for tho
church. expressing deep regret nj,
thcir leaving, and on behalf OF the
church and the community. presented
to them handsomely bound leather
book with the pages made OF 81 bills.
Mrs. Hall was presented also with n
coTsagc OF roses by tho women OF
INC chuf ~. buffet luncheon was
served during tho evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
WILL HONOR MEMORY
OF SOUTH'S HEROES
Annual E1erciscs of lakewood Me-
mortal Association VIII BE Held
at Cemetery This Afternoon

Under the auspices OF the Oakwood
Memorial Association annual memo
rial exercises Will be held at Oak
wood Cemetery this afternoon This
parade VIII form ia front Of old =.
Johns Church. Twenty-ftth and
broad streets at 3;i5 o'clock. an!
CHEZ Marshal George X Roper rll
START the column promptly a, 4
o'clock The line %. march VIII y.
direct 20 Inc cemetery, where n.
graves o. 2o,0oo men who wore III.
gray VIII be decorated
II is requested that all persons
send Towers Ia the cEnetery e.rl,.
IN the day and have them In 2i4--
by n" time the parade moves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
PERMIT IS ISSUED BANK
TO BUILD AN ADDITION
Construction at Brondway National
VIII Cost ST. ,5O0-Hny T. Thorn
ton VIII Erect Stores.

a building permit was yesterda y
issued 10 the Broadway National
Bank Corporation TO build an addi-
tion 20 the present structure at FIJI
teenth and Main Streets. to cost ST.
500. The present bank building will
be enlarged by an addition adjoining
on the west side Of the bank. front
ing Main Street.
= permit was also issued 10 Hay T.
Thornton TO build FIVE brick stores
and dwellings at I0i 10 lie Brookla nj
PARK Boulevard. 10 cost $4,000. Other
permits were issued TO W. n. Hunt.
10 build a frame and ctucco dwelling
at 3ioi-6 North Adams. to cost $1,000.
and 20 s. -. England. to build frame
dwelling at 4+4s Bellevue Avenue. TO
cost 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Light Infantry Blues.
anniversary at Blues farm. 10
\. NJ. to u. NJ.
John Marshall House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open . 4. NJ. to
=. NJ.
Richmond Advertisers Club,
Murphy's Hotel. Il. NJ.
lakewood Memorial Day. parade
leaves Twcnty-fifth and Broad
Streets at 4 u. NJ.
For thcatcr Calendar. see page
five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Elect Chamber Secretary.

directors OF the Chamber OF Com
mercc VIII meet at 1 O'Clock this ar
'erhooh 10 elect secretary to nll
inc position made vacant by the
death OF Pcyton Giles. II is un-
derstood that there are a number of
applicants for the position. and the
directors will have some men OF cx-
cepttonal ability TO select from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Al. Club NIcctn To-day,

President X. l.. Hottie. Jr. OF the
Richmond Advertising Club, prom
Uses strictly business program for
the weekly luncheon at Murphy'a
Hotel today at l2:55 o'clock. Tho
address will he delivered by Frank
I. EnRlcr. OF Washington. sales
manager for Barron q. Collier. Inc.
who will speak on Tho Psychology
Of Advertising"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10

entirely feasible, due to it's very
finished case OF polished oak with
hard rubber panel of extreme sim
picity. Its compact design makes It
small space
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
NAME CROXTON GORDON
HEAD OF V. nj. I. CLUB
DIR. =. c. Mitchell, OF the Univcrsity
OF Richmond, Is Principal
Speaker mt Annual Scssiou

PN"NVT MT N"'.S-i SFF"fUus
Following dinner Mt the Univcr-
sity Club. the annual meeting Of the
virginia Military Institute Club OF
Richmond was held last night. with
DR.. :. c. Mitchell. II the University
OF Richmond. as the principal
speaker.
officers elected for the ensuing year
were: +. Croxton Gordon. president;
lazewcll Elicit. vice president, and
l.. l.. Leach. secretary and treasurer.
nr Mitchell spoke on tho opportn-
h''eS IN the South for the advance
mont OF the college man. Reports OF
""'ccrs showed the club to be In :,
nourfshirE condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Presents "a Kentucky He'll"

The "Wednesday Dramatic Club. un-
der the direction of Mrs. Harry IL
Muttcr. will present IA Kentucky
Hello" tonight at S:l5 O'Clock in
Bainbr.dgc Junior High School. Miss
Violet sheffield and Henry Robb will
play leading roles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-10
Pa.tor Leaves Northampton.

Rev Charles Hail. who for eight
years has been pastor OF Wcsttamp-
ton Baptist Church. has accepted the
pastoratc of the Main Street Baptist
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-29
ACUAD|L[A'
EN- AGUADILLA, LA NOCHE BUE-
MA, FUE MUERTO DE % PUMA
LADAS, Ell INDIvIDUO JUAN
ALDAHONDO
Como supuestOs autores del crinen
han sido detenidos dos hcrmanos de
apellidO Feliciano.
(De nuestro C6rresponsal seihor
Morales

En- ia noehe de, anteayer dc domingo,
Noche Buena, entire once y doee de la
nlislia, en- una parranda por el bairio
Victoria, q poca 'distancia de Ia po-
blacion, fue muerto a punaladas el iii
dividuo Juan Aldahondo, de unos, 25
a 80 amos de edad. Ell cadaver fue
encontrado por Ia nahana bien tenn
prafo en- nn canaveral del senor Cei-
de lproxiino una chneta de la carre-
terra qiie !conducesde esta ciudad1 Mo
ea pIor unos 9trabajadofes que iban a
cortaf Gaia. i}iis. = z i9 ss3 7si.f'
/ Diose cuenta del hecho a las auto
fidades, del Tnacabro hallazgo, Y ac-
to seguido constituyeronse en- el lu-
gar del suceso ell Fiscal Acosta, ell Je-
fe de distrito della policia, ell detecti-
We Blanco y ell policia. Medina, quie-
nes despues de las diligehcias practi-
eadas procedieron al arresto de los
jovenes hermanos Feliciano, como su-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-29

cada uno de los peri0dicos de San
iior don Segundo Cadierno, fornarOn
cl jur&do. Despu6s de cotejar la lis
oficina, resultaron favorecidos con III
CASA sS0EAR. el seilor Arturo Cas-
trill6n. ell cllal habfa presentado
71.014 cupones verdes, comprobGntes
de viajes corritlos entire San Juan "
dRlio Figueroa. el cual presei1t5 IA, 400
clpGnes rojos, cGmprobantes de Digual
2timcro de viajes entire Catano Y San.
JUN.
Dcnas lestd defir que el i1audable
,slan de urbanizaci6n que esta empire
81 estd llevando a cabo no puede ser
iguilado POI. ninguno de lSs otros pla-
mes que mas prontamente. ticnd&n a,
gdesarrollar las poblaciones de Catano
y Bayam0n.
AprovechamOs la oportunidadt PARA
felicitGr los favoreeidos como asf
tambi6n a la empresa por su magnffi-
"a iniciativa, que beneficial a tantas
familias, plles sdemas de los favore-
cidOs, todos los poseedores de certifi-
cadcs podran, canjear los mismcs en-
las casas Gonzalez Padfn Sues, de
Mayol, lnsta el dfa seis de enero, por
obieto sGe su gusto.
En- todo ha reinGdo la seriedad
efisiencia que In nueya administration
de la LlNEA FERREA DEL. OESTE
ha demostrado destle .slt principle.
Rec alaasses ia mbien a nuestros lee
torres elp IA nsies3as aipres,; acaba dc
leeihir por el ,nltiNos-vap9r, modenf-
silaos. u. sah II q q ftgen l para liacer el ser
yiei2 entire CataneeF Payam6n. es-
Pea feaipis ofsrs paas para que q ser
.Yicio pueda, hacerse con la mayor ra-
pitlez Y eficiencia, Catano Y Baya-
nl6nquprontl spodrdB. ponerse Il Ia al
tulsls de 8Santurces Y Rio. Piedras, con
tando@co una emprcsa progresista co
mo 10 es la LINEA FERREA DEL
OESTE, INC. " su administration ac-
tual.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-29

puestos autores del crimen. Informa-
Sc, que tanta estos como ell interfec-
to estabsniI en- alegre parranda cele-
brando Ia Noche Buena con otros in-
dividuos, separaEonse mas ,taFde es-
tos Y quedaron aqudllos tires solos,
junto una pieza de cana, algo bebi-
dos, cuando lurgio entire ellos un dis
gusto v dfcese que Aldahondo lie dio
una, bofetada a uno de los hermanos
Feliciano. Ell cuerpo de la vfctima
'presentaba unas veintidos heridas de
punal, y por ell lugar de la ocurrencia
desfilaron durante .el dia de aver cen
tenares de personas; el muerto era
persona muy querida entire los que tu-
vieron OCCASION de tratarle en- la tar
de de aver lie fue practicada larautop-
sia en- cl cementerio de esta cudiad.
Corresponsal.
Aguadilla, die. 26, 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-29
MAS DETAlLES DE UN
OPORTUNO OBSEQUIO

En- las oficinas de la LINEA FE-
RREA DEL 0ESTE INC. Sc rcunio
el iurado antonyer Il las / de Ia tar
dc. para adjudics,r a les f;iyorHciLos
la casa con solar, y q Solar, que. dc
'acuerdo eta q pllI de uhanizaci0n
lie la cifads. Inca, habIase tstado
anumciando duranfe los dItiln6s tres
d cuatio mcses. Tn representative dc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07
ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
Cn- United Press

Paris, Dec 7.--Battling Ski, bete
NOR of Partisan boXingdom, today ac-
copied a Challenges to meet Georges
Carpenter in 4 return. battle for the
worlds light heavyweight title.
As Ski has been disqualified, the
bout could not be staged in the ordi-
nary way, so Georges defed the black
70 fight privately, receipts, if any, to
90 to charity. Carpenters challenge
was to fight anywhere. and under any
conditions the Senegalese wished, and
carried rider to the effect he could
whip the black decisi0ely in three
rounds,
This being conveyed to Ski, who
charges the fight in which he won the
title from, Carpenter was fixed
hive raised furore and threaten to
disrupt tAe whole boxing game in
raised aEsfurore and threatened to
would fght any place an dat any time
and cheat up Georges worse than BE-
fore"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07

Paris-"We haven't an army o
spies-but we ought TO have. The
German statements are ridiculous.
They seem to FORGET that the control
Commissions are inter-allied mad were
established by the Treaty o. Versail-
les whereby tTen1y-Seven nations de-
clared that Germany must he cffec-
lively prevented from preparing
ana making aggressive warfare"
Such Is the reply Of IL, French for
eign office through an official to the
statements Of the Deuts-he Tageszei-
luug ,hat French spies are oyerrun-
ming Germany.
And TO bear out the allied conten-
ton that Germany must be closely
watched extracts from official reports
Of allied control officers in Germany
were produced intended to pave that
Germany is systematically evading al
lied comm ssiOnors; is secretly cam
ou6aging and strengthening her So
called police forces in sue hmanner
that it can be quickly expanded into
en- army; is Systematically conceal
ing aims and material since the war;
IS expanding and increasing her chem
zeal plants which can be- utilized for
treaty OF Versailles and allied con
ably gasee-in short, is secretly pre-
pairing for warn defiance Of the
treaty of Versatile sand the allied con
trol commissions.
Herewith are a few Of the amaz-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07
Made Honorary 81
Life President
Friendship Fire Veterans Honor y
X. NorriS-Annlal Election OF
Officers of Organization Held

The Friendship Veterans Fire As
ISOLATION al It's annual meeting held
at the company's house in South Al
fred street last night elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve for the en-
suing year; w c. Cunningham, pres
ident; " w. Zimerman, vice presi-
dent; j. II Mansfield, recording sec
rotary; A. r. Fair, financial secre-
tary: John T. Trimyer. treasurer;
Is. f Philips, Claude W. Fletcher,
William Iumphries ST., Thomas
Rowen, j., j. r. Hammersley. Henry
Carson and Z Davis, trustees; VIII
liam HUMPHREYS, custodian Of engine
house.
VI. p Norris. was elected honor
ary president Of the company for
life.
The meeting was largely attended
and considerable interest was mani
tested by those in attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07
FRENCH CHARGE THAT GERMANY
is PREPARING FOR MORE WAR

Thus Germany has. almost exactly
doubled her Reichswher under the
noses Of the alhes.
The !Schntzpolizei or state police
cntains 5000 officers of the old army
and recruits are, enlisted under en-
actlv the same. reulations as the pre-
war army and are constantly trained
i'm the technical elements of modern
warfare. -''
Before the war Germay maintained
state police in only 33 towns. She has
gradually and quietly extended this
to 204 localities since the armistice.
Since the. armistiee the allied com
mssioners have discovered vast fuan-
titles of hidden arms and munitions.
At Heidenau, commissioners found
$50 tubes Of five inch guns. One week
later they unearthed 2l3 big gun
tubes. The two caches wore enough
to arm With artillery two complete
corps. }
At Namelau thirteen guns 9were
found. At Frankfort one million cart
ridges we're discovered. At Obernorf
we're 100000 riflle-stockS. At Berlin
May II, two hundred machines for
making cartridge-parts and 100000
havers2chs were found concealed in q
plumbers shop; at Stuttgart GOO rifles
400 ma hineguns, G5O,OOO cartridges,
$500 grenades; at GlougaV in August
484 boxes Of grenades, 300 acses Of
explosives; at Allenstein 43 machine
guns 10000 cartridges.
Allied officers believe there are lit
orally hundreds Of such deposits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07
RED PEPPER FOR
RHEUMATIC PAIN

Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, stiff, aching joints. 1t can
not hurt you, and it certainly stops
that old rheumatism torture at once.
When you are suffering so you can
hardly get around, Just try Red Pep
per Ruo and you viii have the quick
est relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated, penetrating heat as red
peppers. Just as soon as you apply
Red Pepper Rub you will feel the
tingliHg heat. In three minutes it
warns the sore spot through and
through. Pain and soreness are gone.
Ask any good druggist for a jar Of
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to
get the genuine, with the name
Rowles on each package.-adv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07

throughout Germany. Owing to the
smallness Of their staff arid the score
cy it is only with greatest difficulty
such deposits are riscoveIed.
>~InaSmuch as Marshall sFoch and ali
military experts agree that the next
VIA will largely be fought with pois-
onouS gases, this phase " Germany's
preparations is viewed I with most
ialarn. BIZ, observers. The basic raw
material for production yf explosives
aud. gases is fixed nitrogen in the form
of nitric acid and mnonia. Since
the war German industrialists have
given more attention to ahe eXtention
Of their production in those chemicals
than to anything else. Despite Ger
man pleas Of poverty, the great On
peau works destroyed bY explosion in
September 1891 is completely restored
and in a position 10 resume full pro-
ductioh
Tens of millions of marks have been
added to the capitalization Of the syn
thetic ammonia plants Of the Badische
Company and TIE Merseburg Sax
ony works. 81
The German government has evaded
allied curiosity by explaining the prod
ucts are to be used in nitrogen ferti-
lizers by which il IS hoped to double
the agricultural production
Allied reports show that on January
1st there were Bar war munitions
plants of various kinds not yet CONVEX
ted &c, pe3eetime activities. The Ger
man explanation is that conversion IS
too expensive now.
/, The Commissioners report that Ger
many is Systematically obstructng
their Investigations. o.,
la trained military observer who re-
certify made an investigation for the
London Times reports Germany IS m
an. inc6nparably stronger position for
the wagaig of a long war than 1t was
Fin 1914 o.. than any other country IN
the world 1T this mol2ent," owing to
her prepondarance in the production
Of chemical necessary t" warfare.
For obese reasons France insists
upon the maintenance OF allied con-
troll and supervision.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-12-07
School Board Holds
First Business Meeting

The first business meeting of the
city school board was held last
night at Lee Schoo. and considerable
routine business was. disposed Of
Chester A. Gwinn the newly elected
chairman Of the board, presided. The
principal work ACCOMPLISHED At the
meeting last night was the mapping
out of plans for WORK from the re-
mainder of the school session. Meet
ngs of the board Will be held the
first and third Wednesdays Of each
month.