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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Mistni zprdVy.
AnglickV tank v Baltimore.

V patek projel ulicemi mesta ma
seho povestny anglicky "Tank"
Britannia, ienz svym casem poma-
hal ku vftezstvi AnglicanHm ma "a
padnf fronte. Pro svoji ohromnost
tank nem1ze byti umfstnen We
zbrojnici 5. pluku, v nemz yystavka
valecnych pTedmet1 zahajena jest
dnes, v sobotu. Vstup do vystavy,
jez bude velice zajfmavou, obnasi 40
cent?, nichz kazdernu navstevnf-
ku vracena bude Cast ma zakoupeni
Liberty bondu.
Vlastenecka povinnost kaze nam
vsem, vystavu navstlviti. a pomoci
ku vitezstvi! Vystava stTezena jest
$50 namorniky. Jednotlivosti w.
svetlovati budou anglicti, kanadsti
a francouzsti volaci z bojist', ma nj
chz pomahali portrait Nemce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Anglieky arcibiSkup budoucfm
tydnem v Baltimore.

Anglicky archbishop primal an
glicky, Cosmo Gordon Lang, D. D.,
prijede We stTedu do Baltimore. Be-
hem pobytu sveho konati bude pred
nasky, .nichz hlavni bude vdivadle
Lyric, jfz pfitomni budou vedle
jinych tez governor mayor mesta.
Pred tim kazati bude v St. Paul
episkopalnfm kostele ma Charles u
lici.
Archbishop navstevuje vsecka
pTedni m6sta americka utuzuje je-
dnotu Anglie Sc Spojenymi Staty.
DltkO uduSenO.
Uzavfeno We svetnici, {. TIA W..
Mulberry ulice, dftko, sestileta E.
lizabeth Wilmore. udusena by.a dy-
mem pozaru, kterym dun 1tery
zachvacen byl. Matka nezli odesla
2 domu, zamkla ditko We svetnice.
by nevybehlo ma ullci vnepfitomno'
sti jeff.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Den O hodinu drive.

Nezapomente naTiditi 81 v sobo-
tn vecer. nezli ma. l1zko Sc odebeTe-
te, hodiny vase 0 / hodinu napTed!
V nedeli naTizenim presidenta Will
soma budeme pocinati denni prace o
4 hodinu drive!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
CeSka operni pevkyne v
Baltimore.

Nine. Christina Langenhanova,
dramaticka sopranistka, ktera W.
stoupila nekolika koncertech "
Bostonu, New Yorku a jinych me-
stech s pronikavym dspechem, Wy.
stoupi Baltimore v Lyric divadle
dne 2. dubna pfi pfedstaveni Han
deIova Mesiase, jenz bude proveden
Oratorio spolecnosti ruskym SYM
fonickym orchestrem. Nine. Lam
genhanova narodila Sc v Cechach a
v posledni dobe vystoupila jednak
Y Aelian Hall meste New Yorku
a pozdeji v Sokolovne ma Il. ulici
pri koncertu We prospech Ameri-
ckeho Cerveneho KTize, pofadaneho
Ceskym pomocnym sborem. Dolby
la 81 neobycejneho 1spechu nadher-
nym prednesem pisni mistra Anto-
nina Dvofaka. Cesky pomocny
Sbor CeskY vybor pro ceskou ne
mocnici vdeku jmenovaIy Nine.
Langenhanovou svou cestnou Glen
kynf. Krajane nasi meli by proje-
Wit sve sympatie ceske peykyni nej-
vetsi navstevou Lyric divadla dne
2. dubna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Senator Humbert ObYinen z
pOdvOdI.

General Dubail. vojensky guver-
ner Parize, pozadal senat o dovole-
nj, by mel pronasledovati senatora
Charlesa Humberta, byvaleho mali
tele listu Journalu, ktery jiz sedi We
vojenskem vezeni, ma dalsi DIVINE
nj pronevery a vlastniho obohaco-
vani, jehoz Sc dopustil roce 1914,
kdyz jmenem vlady zakupoval pro
armadu zasoby We Spoj. Statech.
Shledano bylo 100000 spodnich VI
nenych kosil 5000 konskych post
roj6, ktere Humbert zakoupil, Spa
the jakosti musily byti vraceny.
$500, 900 podkov shledano bylo me-
prirozenych velikostf musely byti
zamitnuty jako naprosto nepotTebne.
Pokryvky objednal senator ma dvou
mistech. Musilo byti "a ne dvakra-
te zaplaceno.
Krajan naleZen v leSe mrtev.
Byvaly lekarnik, Cedar Rapids,
To-, pet tTicetilety krajan Alois
Sadilek, byl dne dvanacteho bTezna
nalezen sousedy v lese mrtev. Mi
val lekarnu, ale posledni leta byl
mGstnan co lucebnik We velkoob-
chode Churchill Drug Company. K
Will svemu velmi chatrnemu zdra-
vi Sc odstehoval rodinou ma malou
farmu blize mesta. Trpel srdecni
vadou. Ten den Sci do blizkeho le-
sa kdyz Sc nevratil, zadala man.
zelka, by po mem bylo patrano. Sou
sede nasli pax jeho mrtvolu. Ne
pochybne chtel donest z lesa velkou
naruc dTivi, kterou tam sebral, ale
slabe srdce vypoved6lo sluzbu on
klesl zemfel.
ChteIa nbft manzeIa.
z Pardubic Sc sdeluje: Delnik J..
Tlacvoda chteie 81 odpocinouti po
praci, ulehl v sobotu We SVEN byte
ma pohovku a klidne usnul. Ia kra-
tko ma to pTisla k n6mu ieho man.
zelka a mic netusiciho muze udefi;
Il ostrim sekery do hlavy nedaleko
spanku.
Pachatelka byla po cinu zatcena
zraneny odvezen do mistni memo
cnjce. DIE okolnosti spachala pry
Tlacvod0vA zlo6in re zarlivosti,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Nemecky knfze padl We Francii.

Knize Jindrich z Reussu, hlava
mladsi vetve panovicke rodiny reus-
ske byl zaLitv boji ma zapadnf from
te.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Treti "PljCka
SVObOdy'' sc
bllzi.

r Jiz "a tyden vlada nase zapo-e .
Sene prodavati bondg svobody tfe- !
Ttf p1jcky ty budou miti vyho {
Tdu. ze platiti budou 414 uro- {
Tkd. s
fTMistni odbocka c. N. Sdruzenic
Tupozornuje neien sve clenstvo a
Tcesko- slovenske spolky. ale pfl-.
Tpomina vsem CechGm Slova-
Tk6m baz rozdilu, by ma teto novee
Tpdicce co nejvice Sc podileli. Jee
Pto nasi moralni svatou povln-e :
Tnosti. Kdo techto chvllich, !
Tkdy tisicove nejlepsich synd A-e
Tmeriky a zemi Spojencd nasich.
Skrvaceji ma pdd6 Francie. kdoJ
~ r tschto d1Iestiyc1l ehvilfei. 4Azee )
"a odepfe pfispeti aspon pdjckoue
Tsvych penez ku vftezstvi svobodye
"a prava, ten nema vGbec ami pra J
iva z7ati Sc clovekem. q
p Gin vIastne vynikal by eoveke
rnad nemou tvafi, kdyby pochope- }
Tnf porozum6nf nemel pro pra- }
Tyo. sp-avedlnost a svobodu naro- J
Tdd. J
2 Nejen sta, ba tisicove- krajanu J
rnasich nebrali podilu ma prvni a. )
r;ni druhe p6jcce. Jen tax mimo- J
Tchodem Sc ptame: "Pfihlasi Sc
Trnyni anebo 81 zaklepou mescem
Pa Teknou: Nam, ale nepGjcim?' :,
gBylo by smutn6, kdyby naslo Sc
Tmnoho podobnych exemplafd. To-
Tby nam zadn5 cti nedelalo. )
2 SpoIky nase dostavaji dopisys !,
Tvladni Sc zadosti, by utvofily 81 !.
Tvybory agitacni- ku dosazeni nej- !,
Tlepsfho 1spechu teto p6jcky Jes,
fdnlezite by We spolcfch nebyly do,
Tpisy ony pfehl6dnuty zvolenys,
rv5bory. .
p Znova opakujeme: 'Podilejte~,,
Tse ma teto p0jcce svobody vsichni, :,
Tkomu j n mono. Ucihte TAX.
"
Fskrze mistni odbocku c N. Sdru-ss,
rzeni. :
{ Tim konati budete povinnoste
edobrych Americana i Cechd.
e - .a e q e e e e e a &c e.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
Liberty Bond" do vinkn GeSkehO
rlOYOObCana.

V nedeli odpoledne obdarovan byl
mladicky Frank Jaroslav Kilian
Liberty "bondem, jenz mu do vim
ku vIozila slecna Marie Kocovsky.
Ku poet9 jeho uspoTadana byla ro-
dinna slavnost ' dome rodic1, p.
Franka Viktorie E. Kilian, mali
tel1 kvetinafskeho zavodu ma N.
Chester ulici.
MeStSti zfizenci nepIjdOu ma
-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
MuzStyO ze zabranych holland
Skych lodi vrati Sc dOmG.

Lodni posadka peti holandskych
lodi, iez vladou Spojenych Stat1 "a
brany byly, odejelo Baltimore v
patek do New Yorku, kde vsedne
ma lod NeiuW Amsterdam vratl
Sc do Holandska. LODI tato byla
jedinou, jez unikla zabrani holland
skSch lodi Anglii a Spoienymi Sta
ty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30

Thomas H. Hunt president unie
mestskych delnfk6, oznamil We sire
du vecer, ze ku hrozici stavce me-
stskych delnik6 /. dubna nedojde.
Delnici spokoji Sc prozatim Sc IVY
senfm denni mzdy ma $2.76. P6-
vodne zadali o denni mzdu So
'Unie mestskych zfizenc1 nespo-
kojena rozhodnutim sveho presi-
denta Hunta, hlasovala We ctvrtek
znovu o tom, mali Sc vyjiti stavku
neb ne. Hlasovanim rozhodnuto bylo
zastaviti praci. nebude.li Jim plny
pozadavek So dennf mzdy povolen.
Navrh, aby Hunt z pTedsednictvi
byl vyloucen, dosel sluchu u pre-
sidenta Sdruzeni Prace Fergusona.
Hunt zaslal do sch1ze svoji resi-
gnaci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30
SfaStne a VeSele
Svatky VelikOnOcI1i,
pfeie
VydavateIstvO Telegraph"
VydavatelStvO Telegram. -

49, rs rs ~ rs rs SO rs rs Is! rs!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1918-03-30

st6rkov ma6kovy PIES key usporada Ceskych
tOkG KatOck6
BudOv6 pOnd6lf dne %. dubna 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
A SHAMPOO WORTH
TRYING

1t is not necessary to shampoo your
hair soSfrequently if it is entirely and
properly cleansed each time by the use
OF a really good shampoo The easiest
to use and quickest drying shampoo
that We can recommend to our read
eys Is one that brings out all the ma
turai beauty OF the hair and may DE
enjoyed at very little expense, by dis
solving a teaspoonful of Canthrox,
which can be obtained from any drug
gist's, in cup OF hot water. This
makes full cup of shampoo liquid.
enough so it is easy to apply it TO ali
the hair instead OF just to the top of
the head This when rubbed into the
scalp and onto every strand of hair.
chemically dissolves all impurities. 1t
is very soothing and cooling In it's &C
ton, as we'll as beneficial to both
scalp and hair. After rinsing out the
lather SO created, you will find the
scalp is fresh clean and free from
dandruff. while the hair dries quick
iy and evenly. developing bright lus-
ter and a soft f1utffness that makes il
seem very heavy.-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
.SELF-EULOG|STS
ROASTED BY WALSH
Uses Congressional Record as Con-
yenicnt and Cheap Way of
Reaching the People.

Washington. Aug. 26.-Memhcrs
of congress who contribute TO n dan
ger of a paper famine by filling up
pages Of the Congressional Record
with eulogiums Of themselves were
severely rcbuked in the house today.
Representative Walsh. of Massachu-
sets. gave notice that hereafter he
will object to the publication Of any
thing in the record except those mat
ters which are absolutely necessary.
Two particular instances of the
abuse of the leave to print" privi-
lege were cited by MIR. Walsh. one
of these was the publication by Rep
resentatfve Blanton. of Texas, OF 4
long account OF the primary election
defeated three opponents 1ho were
contesting for his seat The other
was an eight-paee collation. of eX-
the pr&ent session by Representative
Treadway, of Massachusetts, which
was put In by MIR Treadway under
extension OF remarks.
Representative Barnhart, of tndi-
ana. told the house that the pnhlica-
ton of the Tr.adway matter alone
cost the government $500. Under the
rules Of the ho1sr when such mat
ter IS inserted - the Record the cost
Of position is y9id 10y the govern
ment. if the men her in question de
sires 10 have - r-nrinted in pamph
let form for cssn7 r.igu material, ia he
sent 20 his VOTES he pays for the
paper he used. Nut not for the compo-
sttiOn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
SUBMISSION
the time of the burning of Louyafn
it began to be seen that it Is not
Continued from First Page.)

government will turn from the false
gods which it worships
1T is not merely matter of ma
tional interests being involved From
merely for the redemption OF Bel
GUM, not TO bring a conflict of ma
tional interests 10 the decision of the
ordeal of battle but to preserve the
well being OF the civilized world from
monstrous evil, that we fight.
That the citizens of a nation can
know no higher object than to ad-
vance the interests of that nation and
for that object may commit any cruel
ty and any perfdy. is a doctrine which
civilization must either destroy or it
self perish. The war is now a CRU
SADIE We fight to$overthrow a prin-
ciple. to stamp out a moral disease. to
extirpate an abomination."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
Tell Them to Mac,
He'll Do the Rest
nShe RaiiroId Service Don't Snit You
Don't Kick to tho Con-
tiuCtOr.

Washington, Aug 26-If you Have
kaclS on the railroad service that
Won are getting under government
control Director General McAdoo
wants 10 know about il. Also he
would like to hear anything common
datory you have 10 say about IT. To
handle this nc IS establishing a bureau
Of suggestions and complaints in he
pftlce here.
He points ont THAI the first need Is
70 win the war. bat that it is the de-
sire of the railroad 10 do every thing
not incompatible with the main pur
pose OF the administration to make
travelling comfortable
Write Your ideas 40 bureau for suE-
gv<yftors and COMPLAINTS, Office of the
director general II. s railroad admin
issfraIion. W ss1i in ct on
IT IS rcrueete I'D That ali comnuni-
cations be h7'ief and that the name
;sssd address Of the assrftor be distinctly
YsrTttun.~ Mr. McAdoo asks. Also
give The time OF day or night the
number Of the train. the name of the
railroad, the name Of the ern r1oyc
whose conduct IS com planned Of or
whose services are commended. toe
ether with snch other information
~ VIII enable me to take action"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
INSTRUCTIONS SENT
ALL DRAFT BOARDS
tails of System and Require
ncnts for Registration

Washington Aug, 26.-TentatiVe
instructions to officials of all local
boards having charge of the register
ing Of the new 10 600 900 man-poWer
list Of the country were issued to-
day by the provost -marshal-ge s
Office. These instructions cover thirty
printed pages, and determine all
questions which may arise in han
ding the enrolment of the men of
America between the ages of eighteen
10 tWenty-one and thirty-one TO
forty live. inclusive.
All men who have passed their
eighteenth birthday and have not yet
attained their forty-siXth must regis
ter, except
ta) Those registered under the act
of May Is, 1918 lthe original draft
act, which fXed the ages from
twenW-one to thirty, inclusive), and
those registered under the act APP
proved May 20 providing for the
registration of those coming of age
after the first reglstration).
OBJ Officers and enlisted men Of
the regular army the national army.
the national guard. If in the service
Of the United States and officers of
he officers reserve and enlisted
men OF the enlisted reserve. if in the
service OF Lile tnllFu states
te) Officers and enlisted men Of
the navy and marine corps and of
the naval reserve and marine corps
reserve, If in the service of the United
States.
All such persons. however. must
register Immediately upon leaving the
service of the United States. and citi-
zens and persons who have declared
their intention of becoming citizens,
who do not register because they are
out of the country on the day OF reg
isiration, must register within four
days of their return to the country
The same registration machinery
is set up as was used in the first
registration, and Use of election
booths is to be continued. The booths
will be open from A. Nj. to Z. NJ,
and placards of instructions to the
registrants will he posted conspicu-
ously
The provost marshal general warns
every one that violation of the reEu-
Iatious or failure 10 register is n mis-
demeanor punishable by years i'm
prisonment.
Rules regarding the numbering of
cards are somewhat changed The
announcement saws.
''On the day following the registra-
ton, the local board viii cause to be
numbered Consecutiyely. beginning
with number one, all the cards in its
possession without attempting TO ar
range them alphabetically or any
other way These numbers VIII be
the serial numbers for the regis
trants. Subsequent regulations will
be issued prescribing the method of
determining the order numbers
(showing the order OF liability to
a-n istv "a
bers viii be needed and none as
signed
When the serial numbers have
been assigned. each board will pre-
pare five Identical lists of the names
of all registrants with the serial
number beside each name One of
these lists will be posted at the Office
of the board, one made accessible 10
the press. etc.
1T will be the duty of all regis
trants TO ascertain their serial mum
bers' in order that, when the drawing
ia lees4 place at Washington, they viii
know their order OF liability to call. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
POSLAM HALTS
SKIN DISEASE
S00THES, HEALS

When any itching skin disease az
tects or when any slight erupttonai
spot begins to Itch and burn. apply
Poslam. You may he confident that tho
trouble IL having the right treatment.
for YOU have called to your aid heal-
ing power highly concentrated. active
and persistent. Itching stops and the
skin feels imrneasurahly grateful In
the treatment of yirulent eczema, acne,
PIN pies and all surface affections, Pos
lam = results are quickly felt and seem
Sold everyw here For free sample
write - Emergency Laboratories. 2ta
West Attn St, New York city
Poslam Soap, indicated with Pos
lam should be used II skin is tenders
and sensitive ADV.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
UNITED STATES To


was narrowed down 10 three wears.
but tho rush work on torpedo de
Strovers and submarine ahascrS ha@
demonstrated to the experts 'Nat with
the war well ont Of the way ia 1919
II VIII be possible with all the labor
and material AZ hand Ia complies the
whole program and more II necessary
by 1921 That program called for
ten batt }eShips Of the most approved
and modern type with = certain cali
Der gun. eight battle cruisers tthc
first al 'hat typo TO bo built by the
United states fifty dcStToyers and
about eighty submarines The de
stroycr program was not suspended,
but accelerated Exact figures are
not permissible. i1t The torpedo CON
struetou has increased enormously
because of the concentration on that
type This was adopted as the prime
essential type just ~ soon as the
United States saw that the submarine
menace was the FIRST thing to he re
moved
All naval officials believe the Ger
man grand feet VIII bc removed even
Tor purposes OF comparison after the
war Before 1919 England was cas-
lily FIRST, Germany second ana the
United States third The predictions
now as to the place the United
ST ates viii GU IN the naval history Of
the world are. say the authorities,
certain to be realized
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
FOUR WILD STEERS
LOOSE ON RAMP AGE

Chicago Aug. 26.-Four big steers
fresh from sweeping Texas plains and
ftIsky from long confinement broke
out OF cattle car today and terror
ized Chicago business streets. Two
persons. man and a woman. who
were injured. an overturned auto, six
pedestrians knocked down and num-
Der of shattered plate glass show win
dows marked the trail OF the animals
before they we're lassoed and prodded
hack to captivity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
MILLION SOLDIERS
NEEDED FOR RUSSIA
Prince Nikolai SoIuxin Is Responsible
for This Statement-25O,OO From
United states.

London, Aug. 26y-t'The entente
must rush million soldiers
2JO,000 from America--to the aid
of the counter revoiutionarfes II
Russia is to he saved from Germany
and the BOIsheviki.-
PRINCE Nikolai Goluzin, son of Prince
Alexander Goluzin. who was the master
of ceremonies at the court of Nicholas
II. made the above statement today in
an exclusive interview with a staff COR
respondent of Universal Service.
Beware of Kercnsky as a poisonous
sanke" the prince continued, following
this up with a sensational statement
that France is now investigating
charges to the effect that the former
Russian premier is in league with the
Bolsheviki. lin betraying Russia to
Germany"
Il know on high authority" said the
prince, that kerensky since his over
throw has been living in ArchanEeI
disguised by a long beard and going
under the name of Citizen Marcovityh''
with the fun consent of, and In close
touch with the Bolsheviki who coun-
tenanced his trip to England.
Il expect the French Government to.
expose him soon"
1t was Prince Goluzin who today con-
iirmed the murder by the Bolshevikt
of the former Czarevitch. After thew
had killed the car 1T Ekaterinburg
they went to Nicholas Romanoffs four
teen -year-old son and said
we killed your father--a dog.ss
death for a dogs life"
The boy burst into tears, the prince,
says. and then one OF the murderers
shot and killed him.
HE was a bonnie boy" the prince,
continued. He was Just fourteen this
month; always gay and up to all sorts
Of playful mischief. | was his play
mate. We used to lave lots of funl
throwing pillows at each other"
Prince Goluzin is strapping six
footer, a youth Of twenty. on leave in1
London where he is visiting his wifet
after long service in Galicia.
Il believed" said he that Russia soona
viii be a constitutional monarchy. -
Grand Duke Michael probably will bea
the head Russia VIII not be ready for<
republic for many years
Il think America has the ideal gov~<
eminent"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
INCOME TAX RATE
oContInucd from FIRST raee-)

the excess profits rates Will impose an
undue burden on small business and
produce no more revenue than the
existing rates. Secretary McAdoo
hopes for the same return on the
excess profits tax as this year, with a
big Increase in collections under the
war profits tax.
At the afternoon conference Score
tary Meade went over all the prin-
cipal provisions Of the house bin as
finally adopted by the commit tee.
Others present were Assistant Score
tartes Lcfi1newell. Adams and Love.
It rs probable that Secretary McAdoo
VIII address another letter to Chair
man Bitchin setting forth in detail the
treasury departments views ON tho
bill in general.
The committee was in session unUl
late in The afternoon. Mr. KHchiu
announced that the time had been
spent In going over the text Of The
bill II" SAID it might be impossible
to Introduce the bin in the house be
fore next Monday A number Of the
administrative features Of the measure
are yet 10 he agreed upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
You into CONSUMPTION

the disease cannot be cured by sprays.
inhaiers, atomizers. jellies and other
local applications
s. S s. has proven a most satisfac-
tory remedy for Catarrh beca use it
goes direct to its source, and re-
moves the germs OF the disease from
the blood. Get n bottle from your
druggist today. and begin the only
logical treatment that gives real re-
suits. You can obtain special medi-
cal advice without cha rye by writing
to Medical Director, 81 Swift Iabo-
ratory, Atlanta, .Ga-Ady
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-08-27

lndsr of the pFotlibitlonist forces in
tks senate. ana asked that the prohi-
bttto0 act tf passed. be SO drawn thai
n0eaOn-wade yrohl bttion would not go
ITO effect btSore January J. l920
1t A~co<Ifereafce with the other pro
l6k1f1ouasxs Of the upper cham Der
Senator Shspperd outlined tho presi
0nnta9 a11studa. The presidents sag
ek4oD xanAi WAY 7lrotl1bition be posi-
DaaA IN faGaca~ OF VIII revenue was
1n1 zacaGxd-sd- ss&.asxsod {poffcy but
u AaAs suggexsed by the president
W1D 1st~so fs~orabxy considered
Gnazz March, b&aore the senate
M01kEy Ax1srs committee, predict cd
0E n the Uxksted States put throug h
- 1nDent WHY program victory over
Germany voukd be won IN 1913.
What then, asked this prohibition
leaders Of the senate, would become
At W1r tune lKohibltion If postponed
um12- Ifnuuaxy. IS 207 How would the
country be made 10 feel its moral
aRocts and how would the prohibi-
uontsts be- able 10 fight to keep the
measure ora the statute books as Ii
peace tkne, as Well az 4 wartime.
unnASure II n never went into effect
ab~Ally
SHocf LAs CIRCUMSTANCES, therefore.
thay thought that ccrnyTs osnise 10
have the Law take effect on JAY /,
1873, would be fair enough. II is
either that OF January i. 1890
Whichever cate is fixed the nation
wide Wartime prohibition is fairly
sure 60 pass the senate this week.
The suh1ect has been debated time and
,Ao7akn md thore Is ntfse more 10 say. II
v4a peUb2hky be made the regular
oE09r On Thursday and should reach
= vs<e bef6Ee ad5ourunent Szltur day.