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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
TWO IN CUSTODY,
THIRD MAN SOUGHT,
IN j. S. BOND CASE
l. O. Wamsley. Charlottes.
Vile: Charles A. eleven.
ger. Washington. Held.
Sl75. 900 IN FEDERAL
SECURITIES RECOVERED
Pleas of Not Guilty Are En-.
tered at Preliminary
Hearings.
THE WHOLE sToIn Is TOLD
""r "f Accused UrIntcs En"rt, TO
Dispose of Paper In West
Sl75. 900 IN FEDERAL.
SECURITIES RECOVERED
TIE WHOLE STORY Is TOLD
One Of Accused ItcIatcs Eu,rt. q,
Dispose of Paper In West
Virginia.
fEy Associated Press J

WA"IiiNGToN, March Charles
~ cicve"scr. cmoloyc Of the bond
department, Of thu Treasury. and L.
.. Wamsicy. OF charlottesville. Va.
w"r" held tonight under $4,000 bond
e"ch. for action Of the grand Jury on
chaFScs OF conspirIug 10 defraud the
government In connection with tn.
theft of Sl7j.0oo in negotiable bonds
from tho Liberty bond branch Of ;he
Treasury
\ third man. whose name was no,
divulrcd, is being sough, in ,h.
South, according 20 secret Service
agents. who said CicvcnGcr had con-
fcss"d 10 taking part in the theft.
tho bonds. officials said were rccov
sred in the attic ot Clcvcnrcr's resi-
dcnc". iic and WamsIcy. at their
rro!.minafy hearings today before
United States Commissioner VI. j.
Macdonald, entered pleas OF not
guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

IN the proposed building attend
Considerable discussion was prcci-
pitaicd over tho injection of the word
memorial in the recommendation
Tor a library. j. III. Binford, assistant [
superintendent OF city schools. and
president Of the association, said the
memorial feature Is not essential, hut
~ thought 10 he favored by most
citizens lie pointed out that the
ltlchmond l'ost Of the American To-
Sion and the Gold Star Mothers we're
III favor of such feature two Years
ago. He said. The association does
not desire to be prominent IN the
movement. but urges that all organi-
cations and citizens take an active
interest in tho organization OF Ii
brary association. of representative
membership"
In explaining the plans inaugu,Rt cd
by the association. Mr.. Rintord said
this is not a movement intended to
he detrimental or to divert public
attention from the Tabb memorial
The Tahb memorial library is chill
dren's feature OF the State Library"
Mr.. Binford said the association is
Of the opinion that the state me-
mortal library Will never bc erected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
JITNEY REGULATION IS URGED
r TOEND "CHAOTIC" CONDITIONS
Business Men, Representing Various Civic and Com.
mcrcal Organizations Appear Before Council Sub.
committee-Meet Again Thursday

Half u hundred business men rep
rcscntinS various civic and CONNER
cial organizations appeared before
the suncommittoc on jitncy regula-
tinn OF the Committee on Ordinances
of the city Council yesterday cveninS
and entered their protest against con
tinucd unrestricted Jitney operation
in Richmond. They insisted that ac-
ton he taken toward regulation. and
pleaded with the committee To vc-
iicvc the present chaotic traffic condi-
ton" After hearing from all who
cared 10 speak for and against the
jitney as a mode OF transportation.
the committee adjourned To meet at
4 o'clock Thursday afternoon. TO hear
from citizens on proposed routes in
the East End, North Side and South
Side.
The main question before the com.
mittee yesterday was the proposed
removal of jitneys from Broad Street.
With few exceptions, the opinions ex
pressed favored such removal. and the
. suggestion was practically unanimous
for transfer OF the jitneys to Grace
and Franklin Streets to Laurel and
thence throusiAavenues to the Bouie-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
PAPERS TO BROADCAST NEWS BY RADIO;
SEIZE 20 IN EXTENSIVE LIQUOR RAIDS IN FZORH
REPORT BY FULWH ER
ON STAUNTON LIQUOR
PROBE is SUBMITTED
fcsult OF Investigation Into Scandal Made Known to
commissioner Haynes-Silent Edict of Dry
Chief for Cleanup Drive Here

rcd"Ta! Prohibition Director II. \.
fni"iier said in Il bricc interview
last night ,ha, he mad submitted his
report on the inquiry into the rcccn,
9'annt"n liquor scandal TO Commits.
S'"ner Haynes al Washington.
IL" declined 10 comment on rc-
pori cnanating from Washington to
nc effect tina, Commissioner Haynes
h"h ordered Il complete Federal in
F"S'lIah"n Of Illicit liquor manufac-
'nre and boot!cggIng in Virginia.
IN" order by tho commissioner
pHrpor'cd 10 have been issued
after communication with Dlrnc,o,.
tuIw.i"r, and il was said tha: all tho
larger cities oc this State would DO
included In the inquiry II was an
nounccd Federal agents would bo
sent Immediately 10 Richmond Pc
'"rsburE. Roanoke. LynchburE. Nor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
Lloyd George, Wearied,
Simply Desires to Rest
lEv United Navel

CEICCIETiI. March 20 The
parishioncrs %: the little Welsh
chapel Ia this town. where Lloyd
George is attempting TO isoiatr
himself from the worries of inter
national diplomacy and internal
politics. have learned from their
visitors own lips just how dis
iiiusioacd a man who has climbed
to tho topmost heights of states
manship may become.
Incidentally. Lloyd Georges lit
tie speech to them indicates the
exhaustion or the Ircmicr's spirit
and his desire to rest.
The minister had referred to
Lloyd Georges climbing tho
mountain of fame"
But" said the Premier. tho
mountain does not mean an cnvi-
able spot. The higher you climb,
the colder IL becomes and the
lonclicr you viii find IL. You are
exposed TO every blast and every
wind. Often you will find your
self encompassed by mists. on an
unbeaten path. And you must
deny yourself the comforts and
peace OF home life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
ESTABLISH FIRST
PUBLIC SERVICE
STATION IN STATE
Furnish Readers in Vir.
ginia and Carolipa
24-Hour Service.
is IN KEEPING WITH
PROGRESSIVE POLICY
Inform Patrons of News OF
Day Exact Minute Happen.
ing Takes Place.
RADIUS OF 400 To 500 MILES
Embrace storm WnrninES. Weather
Forecasts. Market Quotations md
Important Developments.

In keeping with tho progressive
policy OF The Dispatch papers. The
Times dispatch Publishing Company
begins today the Installation of the
hrst public service radio broadcast
inG station in Virginia, which. when
completed. will afford these papcrs an
opportunity Of furnishing their read
crs in the state OF Virginia. and
neiEhboring districts. twcnty-four-
hour service.
Only few days now and Every
body's doing IT." Will have a new
meaning. Evcrybody'll be listening
in" The secrets which the air 50
jeaiously has guarded all these
months soon will he out. Wave
lengths. aided by the skill of man,
will send them broadcast.
Al ono end OF the wave length
!cturc the casy-chair at home side
or in office, and at the other the
startling Rctivitios of the scnders at
the broadcastinS station OF the Dis
patch papers.
The little folks. miles and miles
apart. will he speeded on their noe
iurnal journey into tho Land of Nod
T." pleasant dreams by the self. same
story, spoken into the air by the
H"lf-same raconteur Tell me a
story. mother will be changed to
on mother. look mt the clock.
Tine TO listen in"
When the kiddics are tucksd
snuSly 10 bed the old folks will en-
Joy Il concert. No hectic hunting
lCOntinMel on pacc D Eni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21

ioik. stanton, Newport News and
Portsmouth - cooperate with u.
rector Fulwii"r.
knows Nothing Of order.
NJ. fulwilcr declared last Night
inht he knew nothing of this order
other than what hc had read T., tn.
papers. and that his report on Ia,
investigation which h. comductcd
last wees into the Staunton scandal
which implicated n clerk In his do
Iartn"ri. had been sent Iap, nigh,
To Commissioner Haynes. lIc wnnld
make no other statement cxccp, 10
r"!t"ra'e TN" announcement that MI.
liam y. Grubcr;. Of Stanton. .xccu.
tive clerk in tho permit division O.,
mis- DEPARTMENT. had nuic his position
"rnpcrt. together with nyc o,h.rs
was named in connection with he
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SARAH BERNHARDT TO
APPEAR IN NEW PLAY
[RN limited Ncn.SI

PARIS. March 20.--Sarah Bern
hardt. returning triumphant from :,
tour OF eighteen cities. permits IL u
be known that she will soon appear
in new play by Sacha Guitry. the
eminent French author and actor.
i.ucicn Guitry, with whom she Gre
atcd the role OF EAirGlon. in the
play OF that uame by Edmond Ros-
tand in 1920. will be with her In the
new production.
In her tour of the provinces Nine.
Bcrnhardt appeared in forty two. per-
formanccs, marvel of physical en-
durancc, considering not only her ad
vanccd age, but also the fact that
she submitted so late in life to the
yamputation of one Of her legs. She
WAS on tour for thirty-eiEht days and
in that tlme earned more than $780,
900 francs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
]. J.S.PARR|SH HEADS
WEDNESDAY CLUB
Is Elected by Board of Dircc-
tors to Succeed Nor
man Call.
ABANDON 1922 PLAN S
Conflict With Virginia His
torical Pageant in May
Prompts Action.
ABANDON 1922 PLAN s

j. scott Parrish was last night a (
meeting Of the board OF directors
Of the "Wednesday Club. elected prcsi-
dent or that organization. TO sue
coed Norman call. who declined TO
stand for reelection upon the ex-
piration of his term in November last.
Three new directors were chosen as
follows: Mrs l.. Lee Trinkre wife
OF the Governor Of Virginia; Miss
Jean TrigE and Nathan simon. John
Stewart Bryan and Meade 7. Spiccr
were reelected as vice president and
secretary respectively, as were the
following directors: John Kerr
Branch. &. \. Cancpa. \. Il. Guigon.
q. =. Hasbrooit, Walter c. Mercer.
Henry Schwarzschild. VI. s Rhoads
ana Miss Helen stevens.
In view of conflict with the Nir-
einia Historical Pageant. TO be n.ld
in this city in May. directors OF the
music organization last night de-
tcrmined to abandon their plans for
the usual spring music festival This
Year. Their efforts Will bc conc.n-
tra;cd upon "a bigger and bette: fcsti-
val next spring, and the program
spring Of 1923. it being their hope
that the club viii he enabled TO give
"A number OF concerts this fall and
winter. in addition to the spring fcs
,ival. Secretary Spicer announced last
night
Free Of All Indebtedness.
The club. Mr.. Spiccr added. is free
Of all indebtedness for the first time
in several years.
John Kerr Branch. who,' in No.
vember last. was elected To succeed
AIR. Call. has never accepted the post,
IL was learned last night, and the
club has been without head for
the last four months. The board of
directors. until last night. had re-
Trained from naming some one else,
in the hope that Mr.. Branch would
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
COL. MUTT MAKES
BOOZE SEIZURES
IN 20 SQUARE MILES
Prominent Business Men
Implicated in Extensive
Boo,Iegging Ring.
DRY OFFICIAL ASSERTS
CONDITIONS STARTLING
Drives Will BE Continued in
Every City in Country
TO Stop Traffic.
'.'LERS wOUk OPENLY
hn'h> !" Minmi mud Ni"ini,y DcEin
H~f"rr Dawn Inn, aud
Hou-rH.
DRY OFFICIAL ASSERTS
CONDITIONS STARTLING
itnih> IN Minmi mud Niriri.y nrEIn
before Dawn an Inn, aud
iou-rH.
DEy Associated prcss.l

MIAMI. Fla March no.-Ai,,y
,,-omio.r, bu,f,cy ~ .nt
% Il" %
'"hsiN" hoo'l"gS.nT ring whose OPP
"r"i!"nf have boon directed from ,hi,
city. Colono, l.. g Nu,, ,yb, cam.
T., r,,,ri,, 60.
'e''
=" 'h' Internal Eevenuc
"nF'nu declared tonight a. tho re.
sal, %: h!s Investigation of ..,,t.
f.lus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
ALL j. S. SOLDIERS
|. TO QUIT RH|NELAND
Secretary Weeks Orders Evac.
uation to Be Ended
by July l.
HAND AREA TO ALLIES
Withdrawal Not Due TO Re.
cent Discussion of Military
Cost Allotmenis.
HAND AREA TO ALLIES
lHg Associa,cd press.l

49, "''F'' I'AA A'i i'IfSS.t
WASHINGTON. March :o.--All
American troops Will hc ont OF Ger
many by July !. under orders is
sued by Secretary Weeks today bv
direction OF President Harding.
About 2.c00 officers and men arc d!
Fecty affected, as the remainder OF
Major-General Aliens command In
the Cohienz bridGshcad zone on the
Rhine alread? we're under home or
ders.
The announcement OF Ike decision
FOR complete American evacuation of
occupied territory in Germany was
made ny Secretary Weeks as his frs,
act on return to the War Department.
from three weeks vacation. In Flor
ida. lie indicated that the stcp was
ordered in compliance with the pol
Icy previously announccd Of with
ara wing the Rhine forces as quickly
as possible
Not Related Ia Congress Row.
II had no relation. he said, To the
wranGlc in Congress over further
reduction OF the size OF the army nor
did II result from the espondcncc
between tho state Department and
tho allied commissioners over the
American demand for a share III Ger
man rcparaiions payments on ac-
coun; vi the maintenance OF troops
in Germany
The original o:d@r OF tho President.
it was pointed out. directed that ALI
troops ON the Rhine. with the cx-
certion "f not more than the single
infantry regiment and artillery and
other auxiliary dctachmcnts. he
brought homo in army transports as
rapidly as possible. The movement
Is nuw in progress and the work Of
the two transports running in the
service will be continued under to-
days instructions. Mr.. Weeks said,
unt'i the remaining troops also have
been returned. which Will be before
July /.
Makes No Explanation.
The War Secretary made no cx-
planation OF steps that would be
taken 10 turn the CobIenz sector over
and TO hold the bridSchead as a
means for further advances into Ger
many 10 enforce treaty obligations.
The three bridgehead positions were
taken up under the armistice for this
purpose. and their occupation con-
nrmed in the treaty of Versailles and
the treaty between the United States
and Germany.
IL was admitted at tho War De-
partmcnt that the action of the
United States in completely aban-
doning the Rhineland position might
have some effect on the negotiations
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ley United Ncws.I

EEW YORK. March 20.-Lucille,
va. the famous fashion house Of
Lazy Duff Gordon. considered the
very last syllable in the lavish ex-
travagance OF New York society
women. has gone broke. One cred
i'or asks vulgar; trinc of s537--
scarcely the price OF the simplest
tea gown in the majestic fvc-story
building just off Fifth Avenue-and
he cant get his money. y petition
Ia bankruptcy fled against the firm
BY nn aggregation OF creditors
scheduling debts Of $4,000 TODAY
o'uscd Federal Judge John q. Knox
10 appoint James II. Cuddy and Guy
~. Tolman az receivers.
Lucille. Ltd. in better years did a
sbusiness Of 100000 In setting off the
l&aturai charms ofathc smartcst So
3gty women OF New York and Palm
,ach, and there was one woman at
st whose annual account with tho
I'm for gowns alone was SIS. 600.
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MADE CONSUL.GENERAL
OF AUSTRIA REPUBLIC
lEy Associatcd prcss-

Nl.W YORK. March 2O-pr. Fried
"'lih !ischernucr appointed consul.
H"""rn! Of the republic Of Austria
Tor New York. has been granted his
"N"Gu"iUr by President Harding. I,
NnN announced today.
IN" document gives Dr. F3Schoraucr
'HSuIir jurisdiction in N.w York,
fi"b"ina. North ana Sou;h Carolina.
connecticut. Delaware. Flor!dn
''prgla Kentucky. Maine. Maryland
massachusetts. mississippi New
!iampshirc. New Jersey. rcmnsyIva.
ria, Rhode Island. Tennessee. Yer.
mont. Virginia and West Virginia
flc new ccnsul-gcncr;Ii already has
ou.ncd Offices here on state street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
LOCK TEX RICHARD
IN TOMBS FOR TRIAL
I BY Associated Press. l

Ne" YORK. March 20.-Tey Rick
ara. boxing promoter was locked M
tonight in Tombs prison. where he
VIII have TO spend all Of his nights
until his trial on an indictm.r-
Sn"TGins attacks on Il 15-ycar. o i
Sri' ENDS. The trial started toda,.
Tic appeared noticcably detected az
he was taken across the ..hridcs ~
"lShs by TWO deputy shcriffs. Ilr
SAID before his trial began that he
Was anxious for it all 10 be "oyc..
with" soon
Eight Jurors had been acccp:e.,
when Justice WasservogcI adjourned
court Tor the day and announced THAI
rooms had been engaged for them at
"A hrst-clasS hotel. No expense woulI
be spared To make them comfortable
until the trlnl ended. he said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
Michigan Drys Now
Sleuthing by Wireless
LEY United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. March 20
Michigan prohibition authorities
are going in for sieuthing by
wireless.
Dry Commissioner Haynes has
Just received word that several
radio stations Hear the Canadian
border are being built for commu-
nication with the Canadian au-
thorities to be used in catching
rum m-runners. The central sta
ton Will be at Lansing. Mich. and
one In or near Detroit.
Whether the officials. will use
radiophones or \telegraphs. de
pends upon the outcome OF expert
ments now being conducted. ~.
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Nani>lr. H. Arrested.

iSDccia! to Thc Time. D!spatCl.l
CIiAHl.oTTESNILLE. w. March
G'.--Quick action was taScn last cvc-
ming hy the local Federal nuthori-
ties when l. O. WamSl"y. formerly
Of Washington and Clarksburs. w.
Va. was taken into custody on a
charga Of compl!city In the theft of
$4,000 worth OF Liberty bonds from
inc registrar of the United States
Treasury.
Inspector Henry G. Shepherd. Of
the Treasury secret Service. came
down yesterday and secured n war.
rant for the arrest -: the accused.
who had recently come here To live
with his young wife. and lie was
placed under arrest by Police onice
Lcnntln nar. l,nI
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SENATE IS SCENE
OF BITTER CLASHES
Lodge Holly Dcnounccs
Charge of Secret Z. s..
British Pact.
JOINED By UNDERWOOD
Man Quoted by Borah in Ac-
cusalion Rcpudiatcs Al
legged Statement.
JOINED By UNDERWOOD
LEY Associated Press. |


WASHINGTON, March cO.-Senate
debate on the four power Pacific
treaty touched it's high water mark
or bitterness today in an exchange
resulting from suggestions of a
secret British American understand
ing for future co-operatlon
Aroused by recurring references 10
such an international understanding
after IT'S existence had been directly
denied. senator Lodge. OF Massa
chuseitS. the Republican leader and
Il member o! the American arms dele
cation, took the floor and in a voice
shaken by emotion. declared he could
u" longer be patient under attacks
which seemed 10 question his pa.
riotism and impugn his honor.
Refuses to Hc Intin,idntcd.
Replying III Il fashion scarcely less
dramatic. Senator Robinson. pe,ns.
crat. Arkansas. AM opponent of tn.
treaty told the senator he qucs-
TONED no ones motives but prnposc,
to do his patriotic duty as lie saw I.
without permitting himself to be in.
tiihidaied hH ouibmrsts of indisna-
tiGn." He remained convinced. he
sand. that both OF the Senate's repre-
scntatives on the delegation were
amazingS ignorant" uf some OF the
Things done at the conference.
The exchange between Senator's
Lodge and Robinson. which was part
OF long debate sown broadcast with
charges Of "slander." "untruths" and
propaganda" took place shortly
after the Republican leader and other
prominent hgurcs in his party or
ganiza'ion had canvassed the whole
(Contlnued on Pnro Col a.
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BEAUTIFUL DINORCEE
ENGAGED TO WE'D
Miss Clark. Who ENDED Life by
Poison at Party. Told Of
EnEnEcmcnt.
LHy Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. March 20.---Miss Pauline
Virginia Glars, beautiful divorcee.
had Eaiiy announced her engagement
To Eayard Wharton. Harvard athlete.
aud son OF Henry Wharton, Phila-
delphia banker. five hours before
she ended her life by poison in her
apartment last Thursday morning.
This statement was made tonight
by Miss Ona NJ. Cosskie. Of Worccs-
ter. guest at the party.
Miss Cosskie asserted that the
young woman had promised her in
tended husband that she would see
no more Of the moody young Norwc-
CLAN tee hnology student, Otto Hal
dor Larsen, of Christiania, who took
his own life Sunday by poison from
tho same vial that he had admitted
he had given Miss Clark TO use.
~.
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TO INSURE DRIVERS
Paris Moves ia Protect innocent
Pedestrians.
lBy United News.I

PARIS. March eo.--Ail owners Of
Automobiles would be compelled to
lake out liability insurance to guar
antcc inaocent pedestrians their in
d"mnity III case OF their being injured
ia traffic accidents under the terms
of Il bill introduced today in the
chamber of Deputies. As matters
stand now. unless the owner OF the
machine be well to do. the victim
cannot recover damages even If judg-
mont is obtained in the courts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-21
MOVIE CENSORSHIP
BODY IS COMPLETE
Governor Appoints Chester
man. Moncurc and Mrs.
Emma Speed Sampson
~ T. r 300 APPLICANTS
TrinkIc Will Designate Terms
of Three Commissions
crs Later.

Nirrinia's Hrs, commission Go;, ,he
censorship OF motion pictures VIII
Dc composed of Evan H. Ches,crn,aD y.
-! Richmond. an author aud writer:
Mrs. Emma Speed Sampson. OF South
Richmond. an artist and writer, ans!
II. e. l.. MonCurc. ot Falmouth. for
mcr collector Of Internal revenue
ana business man OF wide expert.
enc". III Announcing the personnel
ot tho commission last evening. Gov
cror Trinklc said he would designate
The terms OF onicc OF III" commits
Sioncrs little later. his purpose In
making the announcement OF an
pointmcuts being To FIRE. his ofllc. OF
the constantly increasing petitions
and letters in reference TO the more
than 500 applicants seeking appoint
Incnt
Named Ch-sterman TIrrt.
Governor Tr!nkie announced A
'"w' days ago tina; he would appoint
Mr. Chesterman. and in 50 doing said
the Richmond mans friends had
presented indisputablc proof OF his
htness FOR the position.
80 ''uH''HS Tor Mrs. SaInD-
son showed her cmincn: qualifca-
tons for the work. she being highly
educated aud trained as an artist and
writer. The Governor said he had
rarcl'' seen such high rccommep pda :
tons and proof % Ntucss ns the let
;ers from friends Of Mrs. Sampson
put forward in her behalf
Il. L. l.. Moncurc is man of large
business interests. OF practical ex-
reri"n"e ana widely acquainted with
general conditions. Ills services
were only obtainablc. The t;ovcruor
Said' because Of Mr.. Moncurc's prj-
Eatc income. the salary OF a member
of the board--S2.i00 per ycar--p,,
Just!fyinE any person moving IN
fichmond in order TO serve on IN.
board.
Feels u In Good Board.
Governor Trinklc said he felt GER
tain that the persons to whom he
would issue commissions would I'll.
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TO ATTEND LENINE
berlin Surgeon IIurricdIy Called 10
Moscow.

By United NewsI
BERLIN. March .0.--The eminent
surgeon. Professor George kiempcrer
i% en- route 10 Moscow in IL great hurrv
10 consult with The physicians al
tending Nicolai Lcnine, dictator o.
Soviet Russin, on the advisabiIity OF
an operation. The professor left here
in response to an urgent summons
from the Soviet capital.
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The Weather

GENERALLY fnir today and tomorrow
colder in east portion
today.
For ful! weather report see Editorial Faye.
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