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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-27

JUN WlLLlAMo.-SE Vi Oh, Stc.
2j-15-4 Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cOst.S14,25
PRESS TAYLOR.-SW of SW, Sec.
lisa Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost .$16.25
NJ. r. STRINGER-E IL of NV. SW
of NV. E IL of SW. Sec. 6-14-5.
Total assessment 100000. Taxes
interest and cost. &c,
A. G. SALTER,-SW of SE, less 4
acres on north side. Sec. 12-14.6
Total assessment $4,000, Taxes, in
terest and cost ..........................S13 .3C
J. RAINEY.-SE of NE. NE of Sc
less 10 acres in NE corner, Sec. 81,
W IL of NV, Sec. 35-14-5 Total as.
sessment $15O000. Taxes, interest
and cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .S4OS5
J. KIERADLO.-SE Of NV. Sec. TO-
15-5 Total assessment $4,000. Tax
es, interest and cost $685.
SEBRAN JACOBS.--N IL Of SW, Sec
3O-15-4. Total assessment $4,000
Taxes. interest and cost. .$24.00
J. H. GRAY-W 1-2 Of Sc, Sec. "A.
1914. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es. interest and cost. $24O0
J. H. DAVIS-SW Of Sc. Sec. 30-16'
5. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es, interest and cOst................$15.25
J. A, DORMAN-30 acres on W. side
Of NE Of Sc, Sec. 33-14-5. Total as.
sessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
and cost ..S11 .25
r. CURRAN.-All of the NV a. Sec.
9-15-5, lying east of N. L. 4 G. Ry.
Total assessment 100000. Taxes
interest and cost .............a......$1. 81
WARD 5, SUPPLEMENTAL
GEORGE WARWICK.-NE of NV,
Sec. 14-15-S. Total assessment $500
Taxes, interest and cost. .$14.25
s. c. MCCARTHY EST.-SW of NV.
Sec. 3614-S. Total assessment $500
Taxes, interest and cost. SLABS
MRS. L. HAYS.-SE of Sc. less 1C
acres on W. side, Sec 36-15-S. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes, interest
ana cost .S11.S5
BEN HARVEY.---All of the e 1-2 of
SW. and Sc Of NV. Sec. S-14-S ".
ing east of Black Lake Bayou. Total
assessment $4,000. Taxes. interest
ana cost ................................ $3.50
BARRON & HICKS.-NE of Sc, Sec
35-15-S. Total assessment $4,000.
Taxes, interest and cost.........$l4.25
J. ROBINSON.-SW of Sc, Sec. %
1910 Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost. SLABS
|. ROBINSON.--NE Of NE, Sec. II.
15-9. Total assessment $4,000. Tax.
es, interest and cost. .$14.2s
A. RUFEZENSKI.-N 10 Of NE. Sec
9-15-5 Total assessment $4,000
Taxes, interest and cost ..,...., $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
.SLEMP DRAF TED AS
CANDIDATE IN ninth
No Other Man Put Up at Re-
publican Disiric, Con.
vcntion.
PL A rs OVERTHROW
Other \ limitations Scheduled.
but Delegates Stampede
TO Congressman.
PLANS ONERTHROWN
[ special to The Times !

BRISTOL, VA. July 2o.-Amid tur-
bulent scenes the Ninth Virginia Dis
trict Republican Convention Al Nor
ton today nominated Congressman
G II. Slemp 10 run for Congress
again. Mr.. Siemp's nomina ;ion came
10y acclamation. and no other names
we're put in nomination
More than 1000 delegates partici-
patcd in the noisy demonstration
that followed q speech by Robert
Anderson, OF Marion. in which he
suggested that Ninth District Repub-
lcans draft Slemp to run again. The
band played Dixie large picture of
the Congressman was brought to the
front Of the stage and delegates
cheered hfteen minutes.
speech stampedes Convention.
Mr.. Andersons speech stampeded
the convention and wrought havoc
with the plans OF several leaders who
intended putting other names in
nomination. Early this morning IL
vas reported on the streets OF Nor
ton and in hotel lobbies tina; the
leaders had practically agreed on
Crockett Bowen. OF Tazewen. At noon
ii appeared from informal discussion
that Lewis T.. Summers stood an eX-
cellent chance, but when Siemps
name was brought before the con
vcntion the delegates went wild
with enthusiasm. No one else was
considered.
Shortly after her convention opened
this morning District Chairman
Charles s Pendleton read a telegram
in which the Congressman said he
would and could NOT accept nomina
iion IL it were rendered him. MIR
Pcndleton said he was in favor Of
nominating another man because Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

ny '1l1'J -Ne"S.I
The coal mine and railroad STRIKES
are becoming increasingly effective.
as railroad executives and shopmcn
prepare for 4 "hnish hgh," and op-
orators undertake TO reopen their
mines "i'n strike breakers under pro.
lection "f state and Federal military
forces
Disorders are reported from many
points, and militia, .constabuIary.
deputies and United states marshal.
in several states are guarding mines
and railroads
80 Signs Of peace appeared IN
either Of the two gigantic labor con
ficts
Business and Industry in larger
cities Is threatened 10y the lack OF
coal and additional trains arc being
canc"ied throughout the country.
Railroad executives meeting in
New York announced they arc ready
to 90 through to = SHOW down
shopmens leaders At the same time
issued new deHs
Officials OF the mine workers.
Union were confident the enor, to
resume coal production would fail
But operators proceeded to carry out
tn" in aviation" OF tho President.
Here are some OF the OUTSTANDING
Developments at widely scattered
points. in addition TO which there
were many minor disorders:
Concord, y. H.-Governcr Brown
orders mobilization ot two compa-
MES OF militia for strike duty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
I.lOO GUARDSMEN TO
BE ON DUTY IN PENN.
Soldiers to Be Used in Har-
rison County. in Buck
eve State.
ro AID IN rnEsEn ORDER
at Mount Grctna Encnmp-
mcnt.
rHy Associated rress.l

HARRISBURG. PA. July 90
Troops We're ordered out by Governor
William Z. Sproul tonigh, for duty
In tn" southwestern Pennsylvania
hitumlnous coal fields Al the same
tim" The Governor issued procla-
nation calling on the people of
PENNSYLVANIA to cooperate with the
President Of the United States in an
effort 10 produce coal and avert a
national peril and 20 preserve law
and order.
The troops are units which had been
ordered TO the Mount Grctna encamp-
mcnt. state police and local au-
thori,ics Will cooperate with the
guards men.
In all. about l.loO men yill he in
;hc field. within twenty-four hours
approx mately 1000 more will he al,
The Mount Gretna cncampment in re-
serve. with 5000 additional prepared
for camp duty later on.
The Governors action followed u
serenccs with state officials. national
guard officers and coal operators, The
latter assuring him Of their desire TO
resume the mining OF coal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
RAIL BOARD UPHELD
By COURT DECISION
Try United News.l

CHICAGO, July eo.-The United
states Railroad Labor BOARD has the
power not only TO set wage and " ork >
ing rule conditions on railroads, but
TO make decisions on cases dealing
indirectly with these questions. ac-
cording To a decision of the Circus;
Court Of Appeals here late Thurs
day.
This decision Will have an import
ant bearing on the present railroad
strike, AS the original dispute in
volVed the forming of a company
union" 10y tho PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
which refused to meet union officials
Of the federated shop crafs. The
PENNSYLVANIA Road insisted il has the
right IL deal with its own employees
and sought by injunction to restrain
the labor board from criticizinS its
action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
TWO HOUSES SELECTED FOR
"BETTER HOMES ELECTRICAL"
Will Be Fitted Out From Cellar to Attic With Down-,o-
the-Minue Furnishings to People of
Richmond and State.

To OUTFIT two homes and have both
meet with the approval Of the most
tastidious is the movement under
taken by The Times Dispatch and
Evening Dispatch in observing
Better Homes Electrical" in Rich
mond from July 80 to August 20
The papers arc being assisted in the
work by the retail furniture and
electrical dealers and the department
stores Of the city.
When the plan FIRST was laid be-
fore them those interested in the
welfare OF tho city readily consent cd
TO take part and pledged their CO.
operation. Furniture dealers have
announced that their goods are at
the disposal OF Tho Dispatch Papers,
and representative OF the dealers
has been eHpows9ad to reQuisitlon n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
COAL AND RAIL STRIKES
GROW IN EFFECTIVENESS
No Signs of Peace Appear in Either of the Two Gigantic
Labor Conflicts Governors Mobilize Troops
in Mine States.

Raleish. y. C.-Statc troops dis
patched to Rocky Noun, and Abcr-
deem for strike duty, foiiowinE rc-
peated requests from civil auth"ri-
tie,
Of three companies OF National Guard.
on strike duty, canccied at request 90
civil authorities.
Boston Mass-New York. Now
Haven and Hartford charges train
air brakes have been tampcrcd with,
endangcrins lives OF passengers.
Atlanta. Ga.-Six men arrested
charged with delaying mail trains.
following disorders a, Union Station.
Harrisburg E-Governor Sproul or
d"rs 100 National Guardsmcn mob.
iiized FOR duty in the bituminous
coal fields, and issues proclamation
calling for public support
Washington. Pa.-State troops and
tors prepare TO reopen two big mines
Buffalo. y. Y.-State constabulary
arrives FOR duty in trolley strike.
following rioting.
i.anSinE. Mich.-Governor Groesbcc *
wires President Harding urging pub
tic control ~ mining property.
Detroit. Mich.-Comm OF SOW
en- citizens, named at request 90 Sec
retary Hoover. begins survey OF Goa!
situation as shortage threatens shut.
down ut factories
Cleveland Ohio-Shutdown OF city
light plant and Industries threat
encd IS Goa! famine becomes acute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
Find Pure Greek Statue
Under Old Water Main
IN Assnciated rress |

YoNkERS y. Y. Juiv %
buried three feet below a
water main which had not been
disturbed since IT was laid thirty
eight years ago wOrHmen have
found statue declared to be
pure Greek and 1000 years old
a. 'Greystone,' samuel Inter
myers country place.
Isidore kunti. sculptor. after a
careful examination today. de-
clared that, in his opinion. the
work was not only real Greek.
but 1t was too good 10 have been
done by any but real master.
The statue ia Of a woman. anE
stands about four feet six inches
without the head, which had been
broken on
The head was found first.
Later the left hand vas found.
and still later the rest of the
body, all intact.
No theory for the presence OF
tho statue has he"n advanced
either by the po,ic. or art ex-
perts who have seen it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
I'VE CLERKS UNTIL TOMORROW TO RETURN;
SEIZE MINES IF OPERA TORS FAIL TO PRODUCE CO..
Judge o. KS Knickcrs
and 'Fags'' for Women
ihy Associated Press ]

NEW YORK. July Cigarette
smoking and knickcrbochcr wear
Ing hy women have reached the
stage of conyon,ionalijy where
thcy arc not even "suggcstively
wrong" county Judge Mcl.augh-
In held today IN d!smiss!ng a
vagrancy charge against ls-ycai-
old Mrs Edna Hobbs Hcych.
The chief complain, Of tho
polio" who arrc-t,I her a, Bcr-
gen Beach. was that she was sit
Ting on bungalow porch in
hnickcrs nonchalantiy puMng at
scented "faS"
II ind nothing wrong. or even
suSG.stively wrong. in wearing
sucn "A costume the oour, said.
That sort ~ costume d. .Aten.
sir"ly used by women for out.
door lIf". aud is generally rccor.
n!%cd not only as proper. bu; also
hs conventional Nor do con.
slider tn" fact that the derendant
"as smoking " cigarette evidence
"t moral dopravl,y Women gen
"'"IIN would rise ~ In lndIgna
ii"n dt such an iucrlneem.nt OF
th"lr r!Shts and privileges. for II,
must b" recognized that day by
day they indulge In greater mum
h'rN In tho use of TOBACCO. and
that such 81 process is considered
good form In polite society"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
POSSE STILL SEEKS
SLAYER OF JUSTICE
Bloodhounds Useless. as Ne
gro Had Four-Hour
Start.
HAS B AID REPUTATION
Fate Doubtful if Captured
by Friends of Dead
Man.
Special To The Timespispa,ct


WAERENTON, VA. July 2O.-The
shot and killed Thomas Meredith. "A
Justice o! the peace, at Gainesville
Wednesday afternoon. was continued
throughout III. night and today by
a posse of several hundred. headed
by Sheriff John Curland. of Prince
William County. Bloodhounds were
gotten from the District OF Colum.
hia work house a, Occoquan. but did
not set on the scene OF the crime
until : o'clock last night. and the
murderer having had four hours
start. the trail was too cold for the
hounds 10 work. They are being
held at Manassas IN case they should
be needed later today
Harris has a bad reputation. and
Yesterday went TO see his wife.
WHO had left him. and attempted to
beat and abuse her. when her mother
appealed TO Meredith for help.
Mr.. Meredith went to The house TO
preserve order and was leaving. lie
had gotten few steps away when
Harris exclaimed. YES. you have
been bulldozing other negroes
around here. and am going TO xiii
YOU" and commenced firing. The
FIRST shot took effect in the back. and
Meredith turned around, getting the
next shot in the head and falling
when Harris came up and shot him
twice aSain-once In the shoulder
and in the neck. a fifth shot was
fred at Harris by his wife as he
was running away.
The feeling in the community Is at
hiSh pitch. and IL is doubtful IL he
wil! escape the fury or those in
pursuit If captured. lie viii no
doubt be swiftly dealt with ny the
avenginE friends OF Meredith
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

anything he sees in any furnitur,
store OF the city TO put into the
houses. Similar cooperation has
been received from the electrical
dealers and those in charge Of the
department stores OF the city.
To Furnish Two Houses.
. In order that the people Of Rich
mond and tho State might have q
real opportunity 10 view modern
home. The Dispatch Papers have oh
tanned the use OF two houses for the
exhibition. one is located at o30l
Rosewood Avenue and the other on
Wcsthampton Avenue. in Stonewall
Court. Both will he outfiited from
cellar to attic with down-to-tho-
minute household articles.
The house on Rosewood Avenue is
under construction at this time, bu,
lCoutInued on Page :, Col. s.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
LOS ANGELES SCENE
OF ANOTHER MURDER
Canadians BODY Found on Lonely
Hillside with Skull
Crushed,
IL. Associated Prcss.I

=! Associated ircSS.I
Los ANGELES. July 20.-Anothcr
murder mystery was revealed here to-
day in Identification OF a body found
yesterday in the hills near InSlcwood.
a suburb. as that OF Samuel Dibb
- years OF age. of Toronto, Canada
The skull was crushed and two
foot length OF pipe found near the
body apparently was the instrument
OF murder police say.
Identification was establishcd by
papers and letter dated June }.
from Mclaughlin. Johnston, More
head g. McAuley, attorneys. in To-
ronto. inclosinG a check for pay
ment Of mortgage held by Dibb.
Preliminary investigation indicated
that Dibb was lured to the lonely spot
and slain for robbery. He had been
living for some time In Los Angeles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
g MOTORISTS KILLED
AT GRADE CROSSING
IRy Associated rrcss.l

BUFFALO. y. y. July @V.-SiN per-
sons were killed and one seriously
injured this afternoon mt stevens
willie. six miles from BridgcburE. ont,
when Toronto. Hamilton and Buff
falo Railroad train struck an auto
mobile at a grade crossing. The
automobile bore a Colorado license.
The dead are reported To be Daniel
Frit. his wife. two sons and ono
daughter. and the lO-ycar- old son OF
Mrs. James Baker. Of SteycnsvilIc.
The Fritz family came from Col
nrad". but their home city has not
been learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ROAD HEADS MEET
IN CAPITAL PARLEY
ImpcraiivcIy for
Conference With Senate
Commerce Committee.
MEETING IS ST. RI: r
May Mean Presenting Pro-
posed Transportation Act
Changes TO Executives.
MEETING IS SEC RET
my 4s.ocInted PrcNI

"A>HINhTO\. July 20.-Nn cnurt
Ia settle tho rnilrand strike n, , .ud-
denly arranged conference or hend.
of Trading raiIroad. md mcmbrr. NJ
the srnntc Interstate Commerce COM
mite" here tonight was undcrstood
10 have failed.
IL NOW appeared thnt a. strike set-
tIrmcnt "as much mnre distant. nnd
"rprcssrd pcsstmism over the imnied- =
Int outlook. viewing the ronI and
railroad strikes together.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
HILAN NOT TO ENTER
GUBERNATORIAL RACE
IBv United NawsI

NEW YORK. July 20-Mayor. Hy-
IAN announced definitely today THAT
under no circumstances would Il.
be candidate for Governor AZ the
coming election.
The statement followed confer
ence between Hylan and William
Randolph Hearst in the Mayors Of
flee in the City Hall.
The main reason tor my refusal
said Mayor Hyian. "is the fact tha,
the people Of this city have re-
elected me for term OF four years
am their servant have promised
TO serve them fun term OF four
years, and am going to keep my
promise"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ONO NATIONAL GUARD
ORDERED TO COAI. FIELD
| BY Associated Pressl

ny associated IreSs
COLUMBUS. ONO. Juiy 2O.-Gov-
ernor Davis late today ordered Ma
tional Guard troops now mohilized
to proceed Immediately into the coal
mining districts. and also ordered ad-
ditional units moblized
Three infantry companies. one ma
chine-Sun company and one motor
transport company began entraininy
immediately for Cadiz Harrison
county. for use in the Eastern coal
fields. Another company OF infantry
at Lancaster Will be held in readi-
ness for operation in the southern
fields.
The troops are not TO he sent di
rcctIN l" the mines. but are TO be held
at 'adi% and Lancaster for uuIck
m"Ncm"ht t" points where they may
he required. Governor Davis said. In
directing the troop movement. the
chief executive said urgent appeals
continued on Page l. Col So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
RAIL HEADS DECIDE
UPON FINISH FIGHT
AGAINST SHOPMEN
Will Carry On Battle. De-
signed 10 Wear Down
Strikers.
CONTINUE EFFORTS
TO FILL VACANCIES
Make Indircc, Appeal TO Gov
crnmcni to Protect
Strike Breakers.
ASSERT THEIR PATRIOTISM
70.
Claim Unions Arc Not BnriInE
Roads. hut Federal Trtb-
CONTINUE EFFORTS
TO FILL VACANCIES
ASSERT THEIR PATRIOTISM
~.
''nim nions Are Not BntaIIng
Roads. hut Federal Trtb-

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
RAIL LEADERS HASTEN
rO FARLEY IN WASHINGTON
by United News.

WASHINGTON. July Railroad
executives met here In a secret con-
ferenc" late Thursday night to dis
cuss possible legislation designed to
sctt." the railroad strike.
Among 'hc executives present at
n" session we're Vice -Presidcn; At
tcrhury. ~ tn" Pennsylvania; l.. f..
i.or"". ~ tho Delaware and Hudson
Railroad. y. II. Smith OF the New
York Central. and Dewitt Cuyler.
chairman of the Railway Executive
Advisory committee. Other leading
Continued on Pase .. Col. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
TEN MEN ADDED TO
POLICE DEPARTMENT
New Developments In Strike Caus.
Macon Ia Inrrrnse
Force.
IBy Associated Press.l

MACON. CA. July 26.-Ten men
were added To the Police Department
tonight. and at midnight all vaca-
tions ended for policemen. the result,
OF new developments In the shopmen's
strike here.
For the frs; time since the strike
began pickcts we're busy. according
TO the police.
a warrant was issued tonight for
the arrest Of one man. who is alleged
To have thrust Il revolver through a
window at the Contra Of Georgia
roundhouse late this afternoon. No
shooting resulted. however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
THOMAS FORTUNE RYAN
JOINS JOCKEY CLUB
Ky Associated Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20
Thomas Fortune Ryan. New York
hnancier. has purchased $4,000
block of shares in the Pacific Coas,
Jockey club. This announcement
was made by Howard Sprccklcs
'oincident with tho declaration that
tine club was firmly opposed to
gambling in any form. and TO the
initiative measure which Will ap-
pear on the ballot at the California
election In November.
Tho club Is preparing for a season
OF racing this fall and winter at
Tanforan. where stables to. house 400
horses arc Shsins- constructed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
WEBER AND FIELDS
BURY THE HATCHET
IRv Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. July .o.--Joc Weber
and Lew Fields. pUtch comedians
who won fame during tho DAYS Of
Tony Pastor and who became cs
trangcd more than ten years aS".
have been reunited. Announce
10 this effect made tonight by a vau-
deville circular added that the team
would begin rehearsals for a new
review this month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
ALLEN AUTHORIZES
ARREST OF WHITE
Try Associated Pressl

TOPEkA. NAN. July 20.-Gover-
nor Henry J. Allen tonight authorized
the arrest OF william Allen White
editor OF the Emporia Gazette, for
alleged violations of the antipickct-
ing provision OF the Kansas Indus.
trial Court, and issued statement
The warrant probably will be issued
tomorrow. IL was believed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
y" Trace Of Missing Aviator.

FAIRBANKS. ALASKA, July 2Q,--
No trace has been found or Clarence
-. rrcst the aviator who started
from Eagle for Fairbanks SUNDAY,
and has not been heard OF since
Searching parties made up ot FAR.
banks citizens. including skilled
muShers and old-time prospec.ors
have secured 700 miles of country be-
tween the two cities. without result.
Grave fears for Prests safety are en-
tertained. as the season is the worst
ever known here for rain and cold.
and Prest was without food or a
blanket ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
Dcffht for "Oid Guard"
IEy .Assoc.atedrress.I

WASiIINGTON. July 20.-D Defeat in
tho Nebraska primaries Of Ecpresen-
tative Jcnries by Il. r. Howell In
the contest Tor the Republican sen.
atorial nomination was declared by
Samuel GompcrS president OF the
American Federation OF Labor. in q
formal statement today, to have besn
a defeat for tho old guard"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
MORATORIUM REPORTS
DECLARED PREMATURE
Claims Of Tentative Agreement for
Postponemcnt OF Debt De-
nIed.
lRy Associated rress. ]

FARlS, July 2o-lt WAS emphasized
in quarters close 10 the reparations
commission today that the reports
saving the commission had tentative
Y decided upon a orajorium tor
Germany were premature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

tContinued on Page :. Col. 7
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Continued ION Page I. Col. 7)