Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 192, 23 June 1921 — Page 9

URGES U. S. SUPPORT FOR OPIUM REPORT TO ELIMINATE EVIL

(By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, June 23. Support for recommendations in the report of the commission on the opium traffic of the league of nations has been urged in conferences here with government officials and others by .Mrs. Hamilton Wright, one of the experts attached to the commission. Mrs. Wright, who recently arrived here from Geneva, assisted in the preparation of a report which is to be submitted within a few days to the council of the league at its sessions in Geneva. Already, it is understood, many messages have been dispatched by American organizations to Geneva urging favorable action on the recommendations as the only means of preventing the revival of the opium traffic. Rumored Provisions While the report itself has not yet been made public it is understood that it includes two principal recommendations.

First, the council is requested to

seek permission from the central government of China, for in that country consuls of the nations members of the

league to address themselves directly to the leaders of the Chinese mili

tary forces in their respective locali

ties urging them to refrain from the

cultivation of the poppy.

Second, the council is requested to appoint a special commission of in

quiry to personally visit the provinces of China where the poppy is grown

to ascertain the extent or tne cuiuva

tion and the methods of marketing

the prohibited drug.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1921.

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ACTRESS WHO PLAYED "RICHEST GIRL' IS WILLED MILLIONS

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MURRAY. Glen Masters had worshiped and obeyed Indiana Stillwater in everything since childhood and many times had pleaded with her to marry him. The girl was fond of him as a companion and friend, but could not feel about him as he did about her. She ffit that the man to make her happy

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so hard." The situation arises in "Her Lord and Master," an intensely interesting c omedy drama by Martha Morton, visualized as an Alice Joyce Vitagraph production. It will be shown at he Murray theater Thursday. The production was directed by Edward Jose, who has won world-wide fame as a director for the screen and the spoken stage as well, t MURRETTE. With one exciting incident crowding close upon the other and with an ele.ment of mystery that remains unsolved until the very end. Eugene O'Brien's newest. Selznick Picture, "The Last Door," which yesterday began a two day engasement at the Murrette theaA GREAT DISCOVERY

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