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Arizona republican., 1919-08-24

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Arizona republican., 1919-08-24

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
LUMBER COMPANY FILES
PETITION FOR DAY POWER
state Corporation Commission Sets
November as Date OF Hear
Ing Arguments.

Whether or not the Virginia West
ern Power Company can refuse TO sup
ply light and power in the daytime al
Clifton Forge Is the question which the
State Corporation Commission has
been asked 10 decide in a petition filed
yesterday by the Dixie Lumber Com
Dany.
According to the petition the Dixie
Lumber Company has been notified by
TIC Virginia Western Power Company
that no more power Will be furnished
them in the daytime. There is no
clause OF the franchise OF tho power
company which covers this point IL is
said. the company being bound only TO
furnish power and light fror, sun
dom TO sunriSe."
ny recent ruling of tic Supreme
Court the state Cooperation Commits
sion has been instructed that /; has
power over all points not covered by
franchises. The ptition from the lum-
her company also asks that a fair rate
Of charges be liked
Officials OF the State Corporation
Commission have set November as
the date of the hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Sewers OF tho Flu.
Copyright 1918 oy Nh,lu,,i N.w.,.,.r -.

w IN the c., eary stage Of the nu epidemic last
shish yxss assF
dc or delay the Of health
GF h int S sHntSa IF the
post S he P aesd s &c.
rst consde business the mportan, q 9u eae
health department, is politically Responsible TO
business interests. ~
s abr Of an nf in N
s aSrnod 6y the health deartment stop the
na4d BoW ia
@ or vital spot, tho pocketbook That made 4
9is an fq iiss 70 }o limit the sprsaa
ali 'es 81
Drought under the ban; ii was left TO tho tudg :
Ss Illness !" as saS2 be
e or eri hnd to the health
and q. not repor,cd or isolated. And judgment
but in iSese days bsses
by ny various extraneous considerations. Hence
TO go about unrestrained., simply because they
that as as yet 20 e se Sv. n
method Of determining whether An acute res
xhteS not viii nns as5iio tho
cquirocatc or else isolate
in fct we isolate every case Of acute respiratory
mue Of nd we
nas m no may no, be one whit more danger
Ia, We do owe the community the benefit OF
hes the Inconvenience TO which any number OF
IS rsh a 'Son nave hve mo .ns
nc INC Guarantine or isolation Of diphthcria or
given carte blanc simply because they are do 20 not ot
Being ef chem he to IS to and for the
our un,1d states runllc Health Service that
SOUND sanitation, after ALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
OFFERS FELLOWSHIPS
TO AMERICAN STUDENTS
French CnIver.ities Submit Plan nv
Which Good Scholars May
Go to Europe.
Ispecial to Tn. Times-Dispa,ch.l

Especial to The Times Dispstch
LEXINGTON, VA, October Sin a
letter to General T.. w. Nichols. SUPER
intendcnt Of the Virginia Military In
stitutc. DR.. |. l.. Handel. Of New York
outlines plan for Offering 10 stu
dents In American colleges and uni
Nersities fcilowsh!ps that Will enahls
them 10 study at French univcrsitic.
General Nichols has presented the plan
TO the cadets.
Tie purpose OF the society Is three
fold-to perpetuatc. through a body OF
university students. tho friendshi in
that exists between France and the
United states: TO develop a better an.
probation OF the contributions o..
French universities TO science and
learning. and 10 offer for open com
petition among the graduates OF Amer
lean colleges and others with cxpc-
riencc in technical fields opportunities
for advanced study in the French uni :.
vcrsit!cs.
The fellowships arc OF tho annual
value OF $1,000. Tie ywill be granted
FOR one year, and are renewable for a
second year. tho renewal In every case
being dependent upon the holders rec
ord at the French university where he
Is studying.
Fellow sappointed will he required
10 sail TO France not later than July
OF the year in which the award is
made. to mRtriculetc in French uni
vcrsity for the following session. and
10 pursue studies in the field dcs!E-
mated in their awards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
GLASS DENIES HE URGED
LIFTING PROHIBITION BAN
Brands ms False Printed Report Tint
Tie Had Asked President for
Suspension.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Oct. 6.--Sec-
rotary Of the Treasury Carter Glass
today branded AS false the statement
printed in Philadelphia paper to the
effect that ne had recently gone to the
White House TO urge that the prohibit
ton ban be lifted in the interest of
govcrnmen revenue.
Mr.. Glass in telegram to the ed
itor OF the paper. says: MY attention
has been drawn to a dispatch to your
paper under Washington date Of Octo-
Der . stating that had gone to the
white House on that day to urge the
President to suspend the operation of
wartime prohibition In order that the
Treasury might not lose tho revenue
involved In the tax on whisky now
In bond. This statement was an indie
fensiblc invention and had not one
particle OF foundation in truth. have
never opened my lips to the Preside Mt
Oh the subject. and the only purpose
Of my visit to the White House was to
inquire as to the state of the Pres
ident'S health"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
From Other Viewpoints.
ny DIR. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS.
The Genlus of tn. Constitution.

Inc geniua OF the American Constitution is
SWITZERLAND is a pure democracy because each
CITIZEN in Uri walk to the town han and
1h.r@foIs no representatives are needed. But
.,ooo ni!es eeparates our national capitol from
ngton 70 accommodate the 100, 900 900 OF Nmcri-
after The fashion Of a pure democracy in Swiss
ale ad become their own, representatives.
ne i,eaanres Of con.!ngn. our fathers Invented
% 'i Drs hea e"sd "a s"v
The millions Of workers busy earning their
soidItra arc Dusy hey arc defending tic state
21s 'aTme,a are bug they are feeding the
NE smddIen. me Inrs,s arc busy, they arc
physicians are busy, Keeping the State IN health
az N. mora teacher. are busy lighting tho
man thrnugh tooiT. Thepeforc The pconis s"cK
"It Tepr"n"nth'!vcn pay them a SALARY for self
supn"rt reiea"e them from worry tina, thesc
tec,ion Of lie and PROPERTY '''' -
a, 1Te @ L E. s%ycrnme1 partly by
mtri Is s"ytrnmen, by cfnerta Our fathers
s"on" o. re fH,s" II Gor.iore IS
ts"."s .,n h g"vrrnment ihr9nsh cxpcrts
r,ty",, me "%n",, ana TO that extent the purpose
nc mem arc y 1 yery " "s m be
NOV" 80 exports they use devious and corrupt
~ ihe!nse yea before their conscience and the
II cha rad h"5n inoc H" down I by an a" auto S
moihi" and Internally injured these amateurs
'"f IN" child Iiu, thcRc mon. In n gay and
PANTY and hipphnt mood OF getting into "a
i;"g!naiur" Or CongrnHa and vote and then use
DIOR influence I" control not only The livcs.
nut th" dcttiny, not OF injured child. but
~ nlN"hH ~ people Bat this thing should be
II matter 81 honor
hn amateur has right TO go to tho IcEia-
,@ s,. -, I" consfsas There arc scores Of men
".i!h !" an hour, when conHccncr rs aroused.
IN !" nc people and say II obtained this
'nlc" ind, false prctcnscs. have studied
shlpr, "nRincr, farms. mines money. business.
bulding AL my ne IN that realm J am an
LAWS aud the nature OF tho Constitution and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Assailing the Filibustcrs

W. HEN Senator Hitchcock hurled the
w charge OF deliberate and systematic
filibustering at the Republican obstruction
lists in the Senate. he called the attention OF
the country TO the most disgraceful if
not the most disastrous proceeding Congress
the Lodges and the Borahs WINGED under the
imputation and that they sought Immediately
TO reassure the country that they have not
been parties to any unnecessary delay in the
consideration Of the peace treaty.
But these Senators may deny and
repudiate and thunder until they are black
in the face without convincing the average
American citizen that they have not resortcd
to every known parliamentary process to pre-
vent the treaty from coming to vote, to
prevent for long period even amendments
to that document from being balloted on and
to prevent those who might be minded to
compromise on proposed reservations from
taking control OF the treaty situation.
There never has been more outrageous
case Of waste of time in the handling OF any
important measure by the Senate Weeks
were consumed by the Foreign Relations
Committee in reading the treaty and in
granting utterly useless hearings. and more
weeks and months have been frttered away
since the treaty was laid before the Senate.
Meantime. the whole nation is clamoring for
peace and for the steadying influence which
must come in the wake Of that consumma-
ton.
Senators have every right in the world to
oppose the ratification Of the treaty. They
have every right to propose and contend in
behalf OF amendments to that pact. They
nave every right to ask for reservations or
interpretations or any other notifications
which they may deem advisa BILE. Nobody
can reasonably challenge such rights and no.
body does challenge them. But Senators
have no right to raise a bar against the
Senate performing it's constitutional func-
tons. They have no right TO hold the treaty
in allegiance for month upon month. and to
keep the country in state of turmoil, un-
certainty and disorder
II a protraction OF the present debate
would enlighten one Senator or one citizen
upon the questions involved, there might
be some excuse for longer discussion It
there were the remotest chance that one vote
would be changed by the interminable talk
that IS going on, some defense might be made
OF the haranguing that is now in progress
But it is unbelievable that the members OF
the Senate-any one OF them-can now be
In doubt as to the stand which they will take
when the time comes 10 call the roll
What the country wants, what il demands
and what it has been pleading for during the
long weeks Of the Senates procra stination is
action. IL wants the issues OF peace settled
and settled quickly. It wants the war ma
chlnery dismantled and the war restrictions
ended. II wants 20 return as swiftly as it
ma! 20 normal processes OF life and the
Senators who are responsible for the fill
Clustering against the one measure which can
bring relief 10 the country, will one day
nave 10 face the resentment which they are
s!ouslns from end TO end Of the nation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Tho far-reaching Influence OF The law, unon
Wis ~m,eh 1 am voting" What you need Is a SUR
you you want an opera sung you send for caruso,
c Tnosc voice is passed on by some expert must
cIashs, you do not get man with a voice like
a fog horn When you want the ceiling OF the
CohSrcssional Library decorated you send for
an an artist. You do not send for a sign painter
or ipo cehmemner that Wise verse In the Book
mat has not wheels. bird that cannot sing a
morse that has no legs, politician that has no
GIT r or e9vernmen and is an amateur. these four
are an accumulation unto the Lord?' The quo
iatlon may not be accurate but IL Solomon had
lived in our day that is what he would have
shid! &c 1T remembered. therefore, that tho
EenHs OF our Constitution is government
who arc supported by the common peopIe thai
tney may be free from all necessity OF earning
.hcir own livelihood to find out what laws pres
ser and promote the life. the property and
enc higher interests Of all tho people
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ANOTHER MASS.MEETlNG
CALLED IN H. C. L. PROBE
seventeen Enemies of Proatcers Dis
cu"S PinnS for Gathering Evil
dencc In Richmond.

y, seventeen enemies OF the proh,ccr in
INC necessities OF life met last night
in the Hastings Court. and. as rnnrc
sentatires OF the fair-price commit,e c
OF the State Council OF Defense and
the Renters and Consumers Protective
Association. decided that mass meet
ing should be held mex, Monday night
at $50 o'clock in William Fox School
TO further the campaign.
r. w. Merchant. J. q. Spiers. Mrs. f.
r. O!nohundro. Mrs. w. H. Powell and
r. w. Cheniel were appointed A com :
mittee BY President Finncgan. OF the
RENTERS end Consumers Association.
10 designate the articles on witch price
Investigations would be made Those
present were asked by Commemorative
Attorney Wise TO present TO the Hust-
ings Court grand jury. which is now
in session. any cases OF profiteering
which have come under their super
vision.
MIR. Wise opened the meeting with
discussion OF the varying weights OF
loaves Of bread sold for 10 cents. lie
declared that the Office Of the Inspcc-
.or Of Weights and Measures had in
formed him that weights varied from
| i-2 ounces 10 L" ounces. and that
these two extremes were both rctRiled
for tho same price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
GUARD OFFICERS RESIGN
New Men VIII Be Elected for Roanoke
aud buckingham County
Companies.

Announcement was made yesterday
Of the resignation Of Captain Charles
T.. Beall. Of Buckingham. captain OF
the buckingham National Guards. and
and SECOND Lieutenant Eugene Kelly,
both of Roanoke
Adjutant General 10 Lane Stern is
sued orders yesterday for new officers
to be elected to these vacancies by
vote. Both Of the officers who ten
dered their designations from Roanoke
Lane Stern Battalion of Infantry and
resigned to join another guard unit.
The new unit OF Roanoke infantry
by Major W. II. Gill. Of the regular
army who has been detailed for this
WORK. Suno!k and Blackstone have re-
ported to the Adjutant-General that
companies are being formed in these
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
M'CUMBER SETTLES DUST
OF MUCH LEAGUE DEBATE
Declares Opposition Senator's Have
Deliberately Deceived Pub.
lie as to Treaty.
is NOT AN AKBITRAyING BODY
Council Assembly Has Power Only
to Investigate and Give Facts Of
International Disputes to Public,
Says North Dakotan.
IBy Associated Pross.l


WASHINGTON. Oct. 6--Dcnyins that
Great Britain and her colonies would
have six votes In the league Of nations
TO ono for the United states. Senator
iMcCnmbcr Republican. Of North Da-
sena,ors s ndVac IN inc Senate TO-DAY that
Senator Johnson. Republican. OF Cali.
I power pFop pSs to limit the voting
tanninC popular prejudice with an nm
founded appeal.
,o ,Se n!a,o,rS who in private convorsa-
20 20 deceive one another" said senator
McCumoer, seem unable to resist the
1emptation to take advantage of a
pIeludice created by this deception a nd
with studied avoidance Of the real and
iuil rum. give this prejudice another
Urges His Substitute.
AS substitute for tho Johnson
amendment. Senator McCumbcr urged
MS proposed reservation to eNcli,dc
i Hrt'iSh colonies from participating in
me league in disputes involving The
"other country or each other.
q - niihost every argument made on the
Gu cum or IN! !!and Sena a said Senator Me-
ton made TO the public by Senators on.
posed TO any league Of nations. Ia
she wo ,nG impression ,hI TO the people OF
sempiy, AZ the case might be. lis a SORT
S oil Sourt or tribunal that decides the
because of these misstatements Of ,hs
Facts and the misrepresentation OF many
81 o. our people arising theretrom. that
velopment OF about all the animositie,
toWSrds this league. and especially
Io%ard the claimed voting power OF
Great Britain.
Right Due of Investisation.
II wish the pubic could n,st ono.
IuIiy Understand, first. that not one
case OF dispute out OF d hundred would
[ 2n
provided for the settlement o. DISPUTES
i to the c ta Inc only ,hiing submitted
the public" ~
ns Senator to- McCuInber said tho argu-
supporters OF tho johnson amendment
as 10 Britain's voting power was too
I Ipsnra 10 be n true and asked why
raise objections TO putting their head.
In the lions mouth
me Nor.h Dakota Senator said the
That neither the council nor assem-.
oiy IS board Of arbitration.
, Inat neither OF them decides inter
hat1onal disputes AT all"
-, Inat the only turisd lotion which
Ine council or assembly have over a
t To- Invcs, Sesween nations Is the right
mendations
That dispute with part OF a ma
whole" w." VIC
VIII Not Control Cnnnds.
Great Britain cannot and Will NOT
SonIro! tho vote OF Canada" Senator
McCumber said. II would like ~ ~,
,nls question straight to the American
people: Has not Canada. a ful!y-gc
SrhinS, independent dominion, earned
ny her sacrifices in blood and treasure
through four years OF this bloody war.
d 1iEht 20 scat In the assembly that
TO Haiti. Hedjaz. Honduras, L,beria
~ ,sicIarasua BANANA, Peru. Saliva dor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
SEEN ON THE SIDE
The Eve. of tho Might
~ HENRY EDWARD WARMER

drif.. on tho Bay. when tho heavens arc bright
with tho millions of worlds in tho skies
\ They twinkle at nc. do tho Eyes OF tho Night
And my soul breaks its chains in dclirious flight
In the lure OF the wonderful Eyes.
There is hope in the Eyes of tho Night as they
shine
For the mariner lost on his way
Here cluster that stands like a sentinel pine,
There the Dippcr, and by them he draws his
line
And he lays down his course on the Bay
There is love in the Eyes OF the Night as thew
Elcam
In their setting OF wonderful blue
And there's something about them that sends
mo 10 dream
VI lingering one summer day by a stream
where / looked in the blue eyes OF You.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
STUNTS FEATURE LADIES'
NIGHT AT KiWANIS CLUB
o. Sam Cummings M.kex Speech, and
Evening liz brought to Close
With Dance,

Good feeling. good eats" and rio:
OF color contributed by the fair ones
tho Kiwanis Club meeting last night
In the rooms of the Business Mems
Club. Dancing, singing. a vaudeville
recent Kiwanis- Rotary Club baseball
game all helped to enliven the even
ing.
o. S:m Cummings international sec
ent and spoke in happy vein. He did
not make the mistake Of speaking too
long, and all remained happy.
Following the dinner there were a
number of prizes distributed to the
women by enthusiastic members The
festivities came to an end with a dance
for which the music was furnished by
a six piece orchestra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
The Logical Sequence of War,

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Two all-embracng reasons drove us
into the World War. One TO protect this nation
from attack, the other TO save France and other
nations from her foes. Both reasons stand
So!idly today in behalf of the league Of nations
why have we saved our allies, only TO allow
them 10 be crushed early time? Why
invite Russo German assault on In the
future: In this case, nearly always national
Seihshness now. such the cold. hcar.!ess
declaration OF Lodge Borah. would lead
TO sclf-dcstruction later. Cut Oft from the
very nations with whom have been united
IN the struggle for the peoples rights, left
isolated and alone. we should suffer the penalty
OF our own selhshnees. In regard our duty
TO our allies, abandoning them after winning
up all that the blood of soldiers has won:
we should renounce the noble motives and i'm :
pulses that led US to fight.
The league OF nations makes war very re-
mote possibility. The necessity OF great army
is reduced We remain tightly ccmcnted In a
world pact to keep the peace. II Is like making
the nations swear to keep the peace Article
y. insurinG that they all respect the integrity
or one another. is tho keystone to the arch AS
TO the malicious argument against the British
colonies having votes in the assembly. as long
az our one vote In the council is equal to Great
Brltain's: there is no injustice here. When we
review tho manifold partisan attacks from diff
:crent angles. and the sane clear replies which
ono by one, we how much political
spleen has moved the leagues opponents. But
the league is the logical sequence OF our part
in the
WYTHE LEIGH KINSOLVINC;
Rtchm ond, Va. October g. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
WOULD BAR MARRIAGE OF
ALL DIVORCED PERSONS.
Episcopal Bishops Committee Pro.
poses Canon to Prevent Clergy
From Officiating.
SIMILAR MOVE BEATEN IN 1916
Proposed Change in Church Law
Makes No Provision for NuptiaIs
OF Innocent Party in Proceedings
Breaking Marital Bond.
10y Associated Press.

DETROIT. MICH. Oct. 6.-ClcrGymcn
o: the Episcopal Church will be prohib-
"eo from ohiciating at the marriage Of
any person who has been divorced. IL
III" general convention OF the denomf-
nation to open hero October S. adopts
me report OF a Joint commission Of
tiSh ODE. clergy and laymen.
=. nc report, signed by the bishops OF
North Carolina. Chicago. Long Island.
Lexington and Vermont, proposes a
new canon which reads:
NO MARRIAGE shall be solcmnizcd in
mis- church between parties either OF
W ;n,. has = husband or wife sim iv-
cause arlsihE after marriage"
Text of Minority Report.
a minority report, signed By the Rev.
Leighton Parks. rector OF St Barthnl
omew,s Church. New York. and a mem
canon read:
NO minister. knowingly. after due
inau:ry. shall solemnize the marriage
Of any person who has been or is the
hus5anc or wife OF any other person
men living from whom he or she has
a similar proposal before tho gen
cral convention OF 1916 was adopted
oy = majority OF the clerical votes In
by a narrow margin OF lay votes The
house OF bishops did not reach a vote
OH the matter
No Help for Innocent Party.
Under the present canon law OF IN.
Shurch, the innocent party TO a divorce
may be married by an Episcopal clcr
EEman II the bishop. after an exam
sultation with his legal adviser. give.
his consent. But even then no CLERGY
man is compelled TO ofiiciatc at such a
marriage.
The proposed legislation makes no
, US between the innocent and
cnf uciy, %nseuifely prohbitns Epis
marriage OF divorced persons